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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-03-24

W. NJ. Isham and wife are visitors
Of his brother, DR.. A. F. Isham, Of
this city, The former is from Wash
ington, D. C. He can see quite a
change since his last visit to Cald-
well some twenty years ago.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-03-24
Methodist Episcopal.

Sabbath school at 1920 a. m. w.
H. Biggs, supt. Glasses for all. Morn
ing worship at 1870. Subject, Many
Crowns" Bpworth League meeting at
$50 p. m. Young people welcome.
Evening srvic at 1880, Theme, put
That to My Account" Special services
begin. Special music at both services
Strangers and visitors are thrice well
come. Evening services will begin
with rousing and inspiratonal song
service for Is minutes Come and
bring a friend. G. L. Powell, pastor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-03-24
Very truly yours,
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER
Tohn 7 Dillon.
Crete Has Bad Fall.

Fred Crete narrowly escaped ser
ious injuries when he fell from his
house. He was painting and slipped
and fell He met with no serious
harm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
TRUSTEES
SIMPSON M. f
Niece Chosen Following
Prayer 3tudyLLast Hiaat.

@Att Simpson Methodist Epfscsr
pal church last evening the best
'Inseting Of the series was enfgyedab BY
O good SIZED company Of this congre
CATION EThepprayers study com
t1nHed. The pastor, Rev. Or. George
q. NWtlding. announced as the sab
5ect Of his address: TThe Ecriptural
Idea 9of Prayer, He stated that
there o much inttFaenprgyer be-
sides mere petition. These elements
at least are toabe found In prayer
alteration, praise, thanksgiving cpn-
fesaiona and petition. Petition has q
prominent place eand emphasizes the
reflex influence nf prayer and the
blessadness of commnniongwish God.
The subject for this evening will
be 1.-THE ~anduenee of Prayer gUpon
Man.
AT the eui0eepof the 1meeEing last
evening the Annualae iectipnaof trus-
tees took place Mr. James Il. Noe
preaidentDoflths sboaFd of Trustees,
'oecupid the chair. He stated there
were three trustees whose terms had
expired, viz: Samuel g. Garretson.
George w. Partisan and William d.
VOORHEES,. a ballet was taken, after
seven men had been nominated,
which resulted in the a~sectionoof the
following narnes as trustees gUr the
term oof three years Charles r..
Fletcher, George wv. Parisen and
WilliamED, voorhees,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
SENT by LORD
TO SEE IGAYNOR
of Local W6assn In
sans In MsM foek.

According to stories An the New
York papers this mornfng Charles
Thile, of Bayonne, after spending "a
few days with his sister, Mrs. Tram,
of ZAP Compton ~svenus, In this city,
called at thee city hall, New York city,
yesterday and stated that he had been
SAINT by She lord to- see Mayor Gaynor.
Hessafd that The Jersey city explosion
had been caused BY vagrant electric
currents and that II was the daty OF
regulating these currents.
He was sent to the Bellevue Rospi-
tai for observation. IL ~ said that he
has been irrational since his wffes
death two years ago. Mrs. 5T1ana
could not be located bhis 1narnsng by
EPatTo1man Hartmann.
Arriving at Mayor Gaynorss oftiee In
New York shortly after 4 O'Clock yes,
terdaY Afternoon rhile told James Me-
sKetriek "a patre4msn, that he must see
the Mayer at once. THE mayor k5w-
ever had gone enaan inspection trip I'd
The water front. After going through
All explanation about what The mayor
saeuld do aabeat tHe electric currents
heswas taken In charge BY the eity hail
Attendants and placed IN the hospital.
ifThile stated That he was twenty
eight years old and shat his homo was
in ~ East saha street. Bayenns. he
met violent. rhiless sBavonne
neighbera state chat he has been aaets
sng strangely for Some time. Tuesday
morning 1t is reported that he went
TO the henae Of Thomas Bull where he
Ffgupd ME. ne4I ALIENS. Sire says Thai
he drew a revolver and SAID, tsHere,
Mrs. Bull, yeu take the gum and sfeot
me FIRST. u shall shoot ysu later. /
believe IN extending this courtesy TO
"a lAdy I am about TO riddle with Bal
.letsv AIRS. Bsil succeeded In Tpaeit
fying him and getting his revolver.
When SThfle was searched no weapon
was feand oen hfha, but go and two
packages 9of tobacco were III his
pockets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

!
e@'~ - ~
~n7 ets - -
'p9 T~r
~"s = Nal Ae1. ~
paeH -. ssRAe = "ie ta'ttys ohaRs'ts
- teao saen are 80
pnul. es1as,s s''s"e ~%o
1sssis@hiae'
Scene of the ESptos'en.
Tine lighter Katherine WsVwas snug
&ied pe against y sfraag piece on tfe
neFth side OF the pier I. From nef
main haSen ram q vide sfnoofhgran
way on winch the men led been SEQ
Aag nifty ppesAnd cases OF a~snsaa'se
sticks from the nearly fuitcaf. 9ouS
sadei the hatnefaneNW. on TIE norfn
*as the lislierg W aatstseroy waishs haq
taken on q cargo OF dynamite record
Ing o ~orknlefi In the freight yards.
Ihe Whistler was equipped win case
Line engines end the Katherine w
had a gasoline engine Tor auzAAsry
purposes
9Vnt the south q OK the pier was
nifehed n Norwegian snip litgrfda OF
Laursks Captain Eric paanea,' In from
Rnenos Aires with a cargo ofllunADer
an~df1ertiAAea Bones. Farther nptithe
pier on . aH side wastlthe tive
iaashed schooner 2. hafdwleKeo d
AnhapHlils;2N p. 1aptain heFeefs Gan
Gers. > asa arrives steafn beaten
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
STATE LABOR
BOARD STRICT

The activity of the State Depart
alaut OF Labor In looking into the
labor conditions In this city has
aroused much interest. 1n reference
TO the visit OF Truant Officer Mesh
Faw to two local factories and the
reported taking OF girls under the
school age from these places. NJ. B,
Robhsehild, manager of the employ
Alent department of II. Rosenthsl
Company lhandEerehaef llnanufac-
turererH, states mat Iris company
never knowingly esnEEeges any Sne
who Is below the school age and of
fsFs the Testimony OF his private rec
ords to subatantiats his ,claim.
In reference to Hslen Adamski, Of
~ Gortlandt street, who was report
sd by the state department as being
under che school age, mir. Rothsehfld
states that the girl entasad tbs efn
pIoy OF bis company Apon the pre-
sentAttcn OF q certificate showing
that she WAS fourteen years cid. THE
certificate was sent 10 the State Ds-
paFtment OF Labor ana found to have
been s5tsrad, evidently to shew that
the g4r5 was older Ghan she Is. Ua-
der date Of January az, he says 40
1tee was received by tAs Rossathal
company frem the stats department
tpstrEcting the company to dis
charge the girl SIS there was q
doubt as to whether OF act shs was
old enough TO be- sxsMD4 fa0a at
tending seb@oI.
When the giEa aFFfged fer work
tbs Ask morning, Saturday, she was
tod that she was no Longer la tbs
employ OF tbs company, On Tues
day TFNsaS oaieaF Mesbraw. Mr.
RotbssAala says, called at tbs Ee
seatbai fasfeEg looking foT the girl.
baf DID act dad her ~ she bad bssa
discharged.
&F. Rethsehiid stafss that his
company II net experts ig the sa~
spsetioH OF certificates bat that tbs
stata department of labeF is, Each
certificate il sent TO the state de-
partalept aud whea anything wrong
Is found this sfnni9ye Ia question IL
immediately discharged he de-
eiaFes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
R0BBn STATIONS on
The FREEHOLD BRANCH
apsoaaf 70 sAs HrEH9ua7xnvs.

7x%@145FF 70 sF7&T r. = ~ xNff = z -.-I
Aafawan, Eat. szs--1n Tuesday
asxht thieves hrnke into the station
at A~xorxsnvlhe aad stole -. They
fheR wsptso Wicatank aad bTeks In
shea station, and got seyenty4five
cents, FFrssa there they treya1sd to
Hradaysalt, 3 Aat did nots stcesed 10
getffng Into the sigtataen sat that
nsaees altssoas h isaeTe wssre signs that
lthe aaeernctn had bsen made. Wbeth-
er fnev bad hsssn fxaghfesssd AWAY or
not 3sn aots known. no alueA a. TO
Hho they were has yetl ssan 9oupf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
SHIPPING NEWS

Tag Taeony, with three barges-
hound fur South Ansoy, arrived et
Boston. Mass, yesterday.
Tug lrVlngkon, towing bsrgss
Bee. Marine and Black BIRD, bound
far Perth AFnhoy. passed FElxAland
fslsEst yesterday
Schooner Eaznia Palmer. bsnassts
erNsa Portsmouth Ees rats ezGgs AZ
elSaa 1t Vineyard Aasess Mas %
sefaas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
1
Roohhhh Is TAKEN To
STATE PRISON TODAY
sgaelal @ ths EYEKINa HEwa

New Brunswick, Feb. 2--Louis Ro-
nan, of Perth Amboy, who was sem
fenced to serve two years In state Tri,
sen Saturday for cutting Tony Gar
6enas with q razor and for carrying
concealed weapons, vas taken to state
prison by Warden Theodore Qaaeksn-
boss this morning. His term win be-
gin today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
Thomas Succeeds Farrell.
All 5bs rFssFrx1 nTss xrsx~

New York, FEB. 2-Announce-
Tnent was made to-day of the election
of Eugene p. Thomas TO the presi-
aeTcy Of the Tinted States steel Pro
dsssts Company, to succeed Janaes a..
Farrell. who on JanefaFy I'll, became
president of the United States Steel
Corporation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
IDPa0SEGUH POWDER
TRUST FOR EXPLOSION
tcantinusd yln page l.,

-~sssrs= e#~~N@
M debris their aFst business was to
care for the commuters who were rum
ming about aimlessly with blood rum
Mug fram glass cuts On cheek and
head and for their own, aen who bad
peefs Injured ia Che upheayal OF glass
and Iran aud snlinters.
There was not a spaRx OF FIRE any
whsgesfer the reason perhaps tAat tAa
dynamite had spent It's greatest force
srlgerward and hurled eta5ers either
3nto che Fsver or anftol the lyon decks
re ships and lighters. But alle first
fsAIng Ahe railroad people did was to
spread an alarm of fire. which sent
the sIsattles going Ia Jersey City and
Hohpken and Throughout abe New
YORK department swiftly TO theYferTies
ready to }ulnp into aetien.
KMl4n tue danger Of ere s~elipainated
the RAILROAD officials aud the dorsey
f(j1y authorities had time to care for
the injured vt ,anse. ~,Atnbwlanees were
Changing Eaeir bells through thesfreight
yards twenty minutes after the expio-
aiAn. as#l FROM Manhattan paere srabu
lauees arliYed.
AIIFfhe Was, up through the terminal
men were lying agaiast box cars ar
sitting sosHewhere IN tIe wreckage
feelIng out fhejr oYH Injuries. Nine
Ftaen out OF tsYenty, psssibly were bleed
Ing irpm gaShes ia the face er bead
caused h3 q shower of spiintered glass
Thousands Fsit the Shock.
MANY were bruised from, being harI-
III against cars or thrown haad arst
from their chairs In the pier efiees or
Knocked down by riyen plaaks. Few
Of these gave the ambulance surgeons
mose thasr d saomentss worry. That
Nas iii slha tesusiaal yaras. Upin4the
traln shed md waiting room OF the
glass ~aenusad Jarsey Central depot.
iaAAg0 ss4sasfEsn ytasre xps ssl
ago on two chfnesa -
u gasSs. 1872 s q - 49, s & n Y
u s'A1s M r. sasrn sIasssn tha
Ell 800 ssa,a ~hgs -, .aa,4sna
e ! W. IT,. ~ $500 ~ "a
1890. ssVsssss - sssaa tssaso 80
assfeEsa. aaIs enS sahas,va naastar
hsss 49, e ~ 49, 80 soares M
49, M 49,. AZ tiaa atba.s i.
ssas 800 49, 'hanas ~ -
eaSass q. ,asssa' 800 Az aho.L .Tha
ss,.ass 800 Nm sesag ty,, oa~sv.
80 49, - ssis sbas,t aesv
sttsss sha4Fan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

ArTy affair. or happening, or ecfr-
etfmstance which IA TOO small to
make d want ad. worth while as am
adjusting force IFS too small to worry
HNntsf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

Ang anafr. or happening, Or CIR
ictfhsfance witch Is too small to
make "a want nd. worth while as an
adjusting force 10 TOO sfnaH TO worry
t4HrJ4t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

Home for the Aged
Morris Greenfield ..x...... $685.
Clipper "A. &c. $500
Mrs. &C. fPauison ...s....*. 2s6f4
Gertrude Sheath .......... 1873
John Kopko 214
District No. z.
TTottenvflle A. O., T'ottsnvf vile. 9,f4s
igr.O. U.A. M. South Amboy. $685.
Marion sleight, ITettenvfliss 1ss217
Bessie q. King, woodbridge 12s
Order Eastern star. TottenviIle 70
District No.
Century a. e, Ksypoft 49, 6,s44
Jr. 20. 10. A. M, Bedford ~. s6,zas
Belle Broander, K~eansbarg - 3.473
Lila Greben, Matawan 4sss.. 1865
Emma Rienhpfd, Keyport 400
Mrs. 1Thes. Polfng. Keyports4 z2f9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11
ODD FELLOWS 0F NEW MEXICO GRAND
LODGE ELECT OFFICERS AT ROSWELL

year term as trustee Of the Odd Eel
lows home, located here, and which
viii officially open January L.
Following are the newly elected off
GERS for the grand assembly Of the Re
becCas;
Mrs Anna Emmett Of Roswell. presi-
cent
Mrs. w. E. Wheeler Of Tucumcar.
Mrs. Leonidas E. Sherwood Of Tu-
Cumcari secretary.
Mrs John c. Spears Of Gallup. war
Mrs. Laura B. Patrick Of Artesia,
treasurer.
The PecOs Valley Poultry association
has chosen the following officers for
the second year; Fred ]. Beck, presi-
cent; III. FleWitt vice president; J. r.
St john secretary treasurer.
EX-lndianans of Roswell met fin the
Commercial club rcoBls and started the
permanent organization Of a club. Com
plans Officers viii be chosen Monday
night
Only 10 members Of the New Mexico
Pharmaceutical association were here
at the annual meeting Only one, out
or seven, passed the examination to be-
come registered pharmacy. There
were seven applicants. w II. Duck
worth, Of Clovis, was given the diplO-
ma.
Juan Anila, aged so, member of the
first Mexican family to settle on the
HOndo river. is dead here.
To fail "a feet from scaffOld break
ing through a porch roof and reaching
the ground with only bruised nose.
vas the experience CT Pat Grambs, q
labOrer on the new 100000 Allison
building.
Word has been received that Mrs. A.
7. Hull. mother of Mrs. William H.
Pope, wife of the supreme Justice OF
the territory Of New Mexico. died in
atlanta, Ga, sunday Mrs. Hull was
well known over the territory.
DR. C. C. Young. Of FL Paso, who
claims to have brought the first and
only herd of KarakuIe sheep to the
western hemisphere, electured at the
Elks' club on the crossing Of this for
eign breed with our native breed.
At the annual stockholders meeting
of the Country club. p. A. Cahoon. w.
T. Wisely, w. w. Philips, o. II. Smith
and Charles de Bremond were chosen
the executive board. The board elected
Mr. CahoOn president w. w. Phillips
Z secretary treasurer and w. L. Wisely
vice president Tt was decided to put
in a pumping plant at the club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11
B0SQUE LAND IS
N0WINDER WATER
Back Water Has Reached
San Miguel, Causing
Mexicans to Move

la Mesa, N. H., Oct 11.-Since Friday
the river has been very high The
bosque land on the west side Of the
river has been under water since sat
urday and the water is backed Up in
to the town Of san Miguel. causing
good many 1lexicans to move out
The old la Mesa ditch in front Of the
The Riverside Farm and f. @. Rich
ards places held the water back until
Tuesday morning at i o'clock, when &c
gave way, running through part OF
Richards place and the Riverside farm
The water is slowly vending its way
towards La Mesa, but there being a
large border on the east side OF town.
there is veery little danger Of &c getting
into the town, unless the river rises
again Little damage has been done so
far
Wayne Hyland. who with his large
threshing machine, has been stuck in a
large hole for the past five weeks be-
low W.. Mead's has succeeded in get
ting the machine in front Of Williams's
store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11
TUCUMCARI TAKES
FIRE PRECAUTIONS
Does Not Need to Observe
Day Set Aside by
the Governor

TUcUmcari. N A. Oct Little rec
IGNITION was given I'm Tucumcari TO
The official fire prevention day as set
BY TIE governor for Monday, October
Q, there being little to do here IN the
way C cleaning up back premises OF
the downtown stores and such places
where fIrc frequently originates This
IS Que To- tfe feet that a strict watch
is continually kept on such fire traps
by the local TOluneteer fire department
with whom the local merchants cooper
ATE and are GA friendliest terms Fire
drills are a usual thing in the city
schools, also thus lessening the danger
there both from the OriginatiOn and the
actual fact
The board OF county COMM ssiOuers
has approved the application for a
change I'm the county road over Ru-
C0lph creek, making fl TO run north
OF the falls instead Of south OF them as
at present The action was necessi tated
because of the impossible condition OF
the read at many periods o. the year
when rains caused a rise IN the stream.
ne commissioners concluded their ses-
sion this week
Lumbar & Son have purchased the
barber business formerly conducted by
Walter Purdin on East Main street, and
Rave added the store space to their
own place OF business adjoining.
The law and real estate firm OF
Iange and Slsney has been dissolved.
Mr. LANCE remaining in the old Of
fees and ar. Sisney removing into the
offices with II l. Boone and @. r. Hitt-
son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11

equaIed the record made in August
when the exports were valued at over
1000. 900 pesos. The September eX-
ports totaled 1.468 600 pesos. Although
the September exports fell below those
Of August. they pass the amount Of
July. when the value amounted to
1453.5OO pesos. The gross weight was
far below that of August which was
1882 tons, while September showed
1896 tons. I'm August ri cars were
shipped and in September 245.
Besides this amount the Tigre mine
shipped 20 bars Of silver bullion and
1898 pounds Of silver precipitates to
the Monterey shelter valued at $4,000
pesos. The copper exports were val
ued at 976,500 pesos silver 80, 400,
and gold 116,SOO pesos With the
shipment to Monterey that district be
low Aqua Prieta produced 1,527,700
pesos worth OF mineral during the
month.
Denouncements continue to be filed
during the month with the same en-
ergy as displayed during the month
preceding and it can be safely esU-
mated that over 5000 pertenenctas
were filed on during the month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11
BRINGS SAMPLES OF
RICH ORE FROM MINE
G. w. Phillips Says Strike
in Penn-SOnora Has
StImUIated Mining

c. W. Phillips, part owner to the
extent Of one-hfth interest and resi-
dent engineer Of the Penn-Sonora gold
property, near Nogales, Sonora, Mex
leo. is in FL PasO on his way to Pitts
burg, Pa, on business for him COM
pany-
Mr.. Phillips has brought up with
aim several hundred pounds Of Won
derfully rich ore from the mine He
says the strike made in the Penn
Sonora recently has stimulated min
ing in the district. The Candelaria
group without any work. and owned
by Lorenzo Alvarado, has just been
sold to a California company and the
first payment Of $4,000 has been made
The ORC Colorado mine, u miles south
Of the Penn-SOnOra, and owned by
Rhode Island people, is erecting a 20
stamp mill and cyanide plant. The
Nejia mine adjoining the old Planchs
de Plata mine, is operating a IS ton
plant 1t is a silver mine and is
owned by the brother OF the old COVER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11
LIVE OAKS MINE TO
CONTINUE SHIPMENTS
Preparations Made by War
rior Copper Co. Indicate
Early ResumDtiOns

Miami, Ariz-. Oct 1.-THE Live Oaks
Copper company is continuing the
shipment of ore to the FL Paso smell
ter. Churn drilling has developed a
great quantity Of ore, which VIII aver
age "a percent copper Eve churn
drills are now at work on the property
and it is expected that this amount
Of ore will be considerably increased.
It is planned to continue deNel9p-
ment work at No. / mine, to sink NO.
2 shaft and to open up the ore body
in the sOuthWesterly part OF the prop
erty also to build a mill with dally
capacity Of $50 tons.
That the Warrior Copper company
is preparing to resume operations on
its property, there appears no dOuDl l
General manager E. NJ ~ hue mas 4au
a large stock Of groceries and dry
goods moved into the old company
store and repairs are being made on
the various buildings 1t is expected
that mining operations viii pc re-
sumed not later than the first OF the
month, but fl viii take several months
before the shipping OF orr TO the II
PasO smelter is resumed
The Douglas Copper company which
owns % government surveyed claims s.
adjoining the Ray Consohdateo' In Ihe
Ray district, is preparing TO put on a
churn drill 7. c. Hendricks, presl-
dent of the company, announces that
he viii devote his entire time 10 the
cOmDany's interests IN the IuLurer also
that Fred r. Dixon, formerly foreman
in the q. ID. mine, will be superintend-
ent.
one of the veins on the property is
traceabIe for over 5000 feet having a
northwesterly strike and dipping Az
degrees and intersected by several
smaller cross veins. These veins are
mostly quartz filled assures in quartz
lite. DOrphyry and limestone.
The work so far done consists OF
tunnels, shafts and crosscuts, al o.
7r-bicF show very gratifying results
Men are now at work cleSnlng out
the old workings, and preparing Tor
the sinking Of two compartment
shaft on the main vein, and the churn
drill There is ample water and tim
her on the property, and the county
road runs through it, thus avoiding
the necessity Of building road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11

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/ will say also that I think there is
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young girls to build them up and make
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81 am always ready and willing TO
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ful drugs, and to-day holds the record
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11
WHATOLD FOLKS NEED
Some Are Younger at So
Than Others Are at
40 Years.

So many people begin saying Well
I'm getting old now" about the time
they reach so, and then let themselves
act Old-and the fact is they could
stay young for a long time, in all but
years.
We have seen men and women Of S.
who were really younger than some
are at 40 years; were more active and
more Up to date in everything.
When your energy begins to fail
build yourself up with our delicious cod
liver and iron remedy. VinOl, which is
a wonderful tonic and strengthened for
ali weak persons.
A gentleman of Allentown, Pa, says:
Il am rs years OF age and find VinOl
q great medicine. 1t is wonderfully
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Thousands of feeble old people have
found VlnoI to be just what they need
to revive their tagging strength We
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if 1T does not Kelly & Pollard, Drug
gists, FL PasO Texas,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11
BODYBUILDING The Chief In
dustry Of the Mimbres Valley
By R. BEDICHEK, DEMING, n. M.

er, are not necessary in the Mimbres
valley, where a pump may be installed at
enc level and left there indefinitely.
Another attractive feature Of irriga-
ton in the AIimbres valley is the fact
that nearly all Of the Development here
is being done by Individual farmers.
With a pumping plant upon his land,
the farmer is absolutely independent
Of his netghDors; II is complete in itself,
and he can get his water any time he
wants il by starting his electric motor
OF gasoline engine. Under the ditch
system of irrigation the ditch boss
tells the farmer when he can have his
water how long he can have IL, and
the size head that he is to turn upon
his field. The American farmef is pro
verbally Independent, so that an indie
pendent plant, owned and operated by
kImself appeals to MIN much more
strongly than taking land under a
ditch, the water of which too often
seeds his farm with noXious weeds from
other farms. and which can be had only