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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
MINING NEWS
Cananea- Boston Shaft Nears
a Ledge; Cananea-E Eastern
Work Resumed.


Cananea, Sonora, Mexico. March g.
The Cananea- Boston SHAFT has been
sunk to a depth of 215 feet. allowing
for a IS foot sump, the work being
completed during the past week Work
In the drift has been resumed ana IL -
believed by the management lndL lLle
ledge VIII be reached within a week.
as stringers of galena are now coming
in, several having Oeen encouAteL 60
this week More water IS being en-
countered which is also good lnulca-
riOn OF the clOseness OF the leuSe me
formation is gradually becoming loosen
Leases Major DOmO PrOPery.
The Empire Mining company dolores
Mining and Development company mas
leased its Major DOmO property, To-
Gated one and g half miles west OF
Cananea, 10 q. number OF mexican MN
ers, who are now carrying on develop
Work has been commenced at the
Cananea-Eastern property by a =
Williams being placed IN charge OF
the operations. The roads have not
vet all been repaired but viii be placed
in condition for use as soon as posi-
Survey Of Road Completed.
The SURVEY for the narrow gage rail-
road from the Superior-Bo prop
erty TO the station OF Imuris, on the
Sonora railroad, has been completed and
it is probable that construction OF the
line viii be started in a short time
and about p men are al WORK Inc
shaft is being sunk drifts extended and
ore IS being blocked out
A number OF MeXlcan miners nav e
secured a lease on a portion Of the
Juan Cabral property of the Arizona
sonora company and are at present
working it. The property IS d gold
silver proposition and about six months
ago 5000 ore was encOunteSeu
Vaouf CoLnnauF Instals Machinery
q The YaQui Copper company has IN
stalled the machinery at its property IN
Sonora. below NOgales- The machinery
was taken from the Cicero smith prop
arfv near Wilcox. AriZ-. which COM
Danv was consolidated with the 4aqul
about two months ago ConsloefaoIe
actual mining operations is planned
Conditions Are Good
In Eacozarf conditions are IN excel
lent shape. The big mill Of the Mocte-
zuma COpper company IS running IN
fuI1 force and in an excellent manner
and at the mines much MoIA IS oelnE
done and considerable new WOrk
planned The Pilares SMART OF the com
pany is to be sunk TO depth or tU9Q
feet IL being now down TO the lOO 1901
level The Guadalupe SHAFT IS now
being sunk TO the 1880 loot leFel also,
and is now down TO a depth or sou
feet There is reported TO De consla-
cradle ore in the bottom OF the ShaLl {,
The Guadalupe shaft is to be made the
main hosting shaft OF the company
In the Pilares neighbOrhoOd and al
ores viii be hOisted at this SHAFT me
Esperanto and Pilares mines are a
present being connected with the QUAD
alupe, drifts now being run on the
200 foot level.
The Esquina property. which is 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
MINING NEWS
GANINEl MINING DISTRICT SHOWING
INCREASED ACTIVITY DURING MARCH

Gated near NacOzari, and owned by
New York capitalists, is working ten
men under the management Of James
Nolan The company is planning to
drive a tunnel 10 connect with the shaft
for the purpose Of draining it
The Minneapolis Copper company is
doing considerable development and eX-
plOratiOn work at present 1t is un-
derstOOd that in a short time actual
mining operations VIII be carried on
Mine to Resume.
Reports have been received in Cana
nea to the effect that the Chispas prop
erty of the Minas PedraZzini- company,
which was closed down the first OF the
year, Is to resume operations next week
with q new management
Fl Iriunfo is preparing for another
run of its reverbefatOry furnace at
present The company has a shortage
Of fluXinR ores and IL is necessary TO
purchase them This Is being done at
present and the furnace viii be ready
for another run soon
santa ROsalia Closes Down.
The Santa ROsalia mine mas been
closed down, orders coming from the
Calumet office Work is TO be re-
sumed soon There are a few Mexican
IeaseTs at work at present at the prop
erry, and II is reported that one OF
them has encountered some rich ore
recently.
II is understood that the West Coast
Smelling and Refining company (Te-
cOiOte copper company, whose prop
erty is located about 40 miles northwest
Oh 1dADcr IS -ldLluluE 10 EO4lS It ut a
railroad from its mines 10 the Gulf OF
California distance Of 60 miles, and
thereby obtaining means Of trans
porting the supplies for the smelter
and an egress Tor the smelter prOduc-
ton. The reduction plant, as planned
VIII have q capacity OF 1000 tons uaIy
ana VIII be by electro concentration
ana smelIlnE process An immense BODY
OF Zlnc-cOpper ore has been developed
and which is over 50 feet in width, with
values running on an average, per
81
Dutdl IS the general manager and re-
Gently brought a number Of eastern
capitalists 70 the property. The su-
per1ntendent is Mr.. BerckefeldU
T. p Brinegar is operating a copper
silver property near the old PrOmOn-
tOrlO mine, AlamOs district. and the
main shaft has been sunk to a depth OF
about l25 feet. Machinery is to be
purchased soon for installation at the
mine.
The San Jose mine. located near the
PromontOriO mine also, has been de-
Veioped TO some extent during the past
year and machinery necessary to con-
unue the work viii soon be ordered
me shaIt Is down to a depth of 100
rect and drifts have been run to the
norm and south on prominent silver
bearing vein, which lies between gran
ltes and which has an average width
Of 40 feet
La Junta property, in Ninitas camp,
about % miles northwest of Alamos,
is gold proposition OF considerable
worm II is being operated by a
ale1lcs can synolcate- The shaft has been
tically all the way down from the grass
roofs, the shaft still being in ore A
~ stamp mill has been running stead
lly Tor the past year and also a small
cyaniding plant.
Many Disbursements.
There has come another flood Of de-
I-ylliceI!lents IN the mineral office in
f1eIInoslllo. About 25 announcements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
GIBSON COMPANY is
TO INCREASE FORCE
Arrangements Being Made
For Resumption Of
Warpn71 PPODartv
I arren Property.

Miami Ariz. March 6-The Gibson
Copper company is holding its annual
meeting at its offices in the Trust
building in Globe today. 1t is under
stood that president sam l. Gibson
has a proposition for financing the
company TO submit to the stockholders
The company, under the supervision
Of TIP HendeFs8n.-One of the principal
stockholders, IS working the mine with
a force of y men on the 400 foot level,
and is shipping the ore 70 the FL PasO
shelter. 1t is said an additional force
vii be put to work on the 800 and 500
foot levels and q station cut on the
zoo foot and a pump installed.
Superintendent Z. N. White of the
warner Copper company has left for
Philadelphia. Pa Tt is said a deal IS
on to resume operations on the Warner
property on large scale
The New State Copper Mining and
Smelling company, which owns SO
pushing work on its Republic claim,
opposite the Castle Dome property A
shaft is being sunk and the tunnel is
now in over 100 feet rich vein Of
gold ore has been encountered which
assays on an average Of S63 a ton In
gold, with liberal amount Of silver
and copper.
The Castle Dome property. In the
Gold Gulch district, is being steadily
developed by Oscar Scott and associates.
As soon as the roads are repaired. a
shipment of ore Will be made to the
o. D. smelter.
Superintendent Chuck Nelson Of the
LADClCAAoL anu A-dpdE group IN the GOlu
Gulch district, announces that an in
itial shipment of ore viii be made TO
the FL Paso smelter the latter part OF
April The assays run high in gold,
silver and copper
President 6. a. Lukart and Superin-
tendent J. F. Shaw of the DuQuesne
Mining company. have spent the past
month on the cOmpany's property, 10
Gated 10 miles southwest Of here in
the Gold Gulch district and il is under
stood viii put an additional force Of
men 10 work. Several car loads OF ore
have been shipped to the FL PasO smelt-
er, the net returns from which have
averaged better than s625 per car load
in gold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
EXAMINATION HELD FOR
TEACHERS IN SOLOMONEILLE

y IL
SolOmonville. Ariz, March GUAR
terly examinations for teachers was
held here by county school superin-
tendent J. A Woods at the court house.
A number Of applicants took the eXami-
nation
did a great deal Of good to crops and
Judge Theo. Shirley. late probate
Judge of Greanlee county is 0Cwn from
clifton. AriZ.. making a visit with
friends in the valley Before Graham
county was divided judge Shirley was
probate judge Of Graham and resided at
SolOmOnville
Mrs. F. F. Mashbir OF Stafford. Ariz-.
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs T. 2.
Solomon.
Frank NJ. Ringgold has returned from
Florence, ArtZ.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard " Parks have
moved to their ranch, near Coronado,
on the Arizona & New Mexico railroad.
Mrs Emma +. Todd has returned to
her home in Stafford
W w Policy accompanied his daugh-
ter and husband Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ.
Parks, TO their new home at Coronado.
number Of horse buyers have been
in the country lately buying horses to
ship to Texas
Albert Ensminger has returned from
Lordsburg.
A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ike Wal
pole. livin@ in the Artesian belt west
Of town. died from an alleged overdose
of morphine Parental disapprOval OF
a love affair Is said to have made her
respondent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
GHAVES is RICHEST
NEW MEXICAN COUNTY
Its Assessed Agricultural
Valuation Exceeds
S2O.OOO.OOO.

Santa Fe n NJ, March 6.-Chaves Il
the richest agricultural county OF the
IS counties Of New Mexico Its farm
value alone is four times the total as
sessed valuation Of an classes Of prop
erty- The counties line up as follows
as to farm values. according TO a cen-
sus bulletin just received
ChaVes S20,526,OS3. Eddy $500 $50
COlfaX Sl3.455,4 40, san Miguel $9-oiS,1se,
Union s7.982.482. Roosevelt ST.934. p 4,
Quay s5.945,0 26. Grant s6.912, 500. Curry
S6.129.581. Nora s5.7T5,305. san Juan
S5,419, S99, Guadalupe S5,S22,5 SOcOrro
S5.066. Isl. DOna Ana S48464T9 Lincoln
S4,516,6 SIS. Torrance $4.323.173. Rio Ar
riba s4.30S.645, Otero S3.9O6s 200. Valen-
ella S3,77I1S3, Santa Fe S3.509.8T2. San
d0Val 3.469. gao. BernalillO S3.241. 90 n,
Sierra 1925. los. Taos S2.7A5.157. Luna
S2.O99. 061. Mckinley S1.33S.165.
The total for New Mexico IS s159,447.-
$50 or three times the total taxable
valuation OF all classes OF property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
MINING NEWS
BISBEE THIRD IN
PRODUCING COPPER
Arizona Camps Output Is
Nearly a Billion and a
Quarter Pounds.

Washington. D. c., March 6.-More
than fifteen and a quarter billion
pounds Of copper have been produced IN
the copper mines Of the United states
and OF this total u mining olstrlcLs
have produced IN excess -l0O-OUUsu vJ
pounds each, according to the United
States Geological survey These II
districts, located in elgnU states have
yielded y4.6y per cent OF the Iolai OUT
put of the country since lS45, when
the total product OF the United states
was nut little more than 100000 pounds
These districts are Butte, Mont
OF $40 per cent OF the total produc-
ton; Lake Superior, Mich, which has
yleIoeu 4,T56,UOu,OUU pounds Blsbees
Ariz.. 1885 100000 pounds; MOrenci-
Metcalf Ariz, 57O,OOO,00O pounds; Je-
rome, Ariz-, 5lO,0OOOO0 pounds; Bing-
ham. Utah. 465, 100000 pounds; Shasta
Arlz, 354, L0O,O09 POUNDS, lucktoWn,
Tenn. 21l. 100000 pounds Ely. New,
l25,OUO.OO0 pounds the rOOthlu belt,
California, 104.00O,000 pounds. and
santa Rita n n (Where mining Is
believed to nave been begun as FAR OacA
as lBuUD, 1O3, 100000 pounds. All other
districts have produced SO4,SO0,O00
United States Leads Nations.
1t is interesting to note from the
United States Geological surveys re-
port on copper production for 1910 that
the first ten OF these districts are also
the first ten largest producers TO-DAY,
The ten districts yielded 1884 percent
of the production for 1910. The United
States is by far the greatest copper
producing country, its smelter output
of copper in 1910 being 1915 per cent
Of the total for the world.
Nearly every one of the leading cop
per producing districts of the United
States, according to the Geological sur
vey, made a record output within the
three years preceding 1910, and nearly
every one Of them could have done so
IN 1910 so far as the ability OF the
mines to produce the ore was con-
cerned- An Indifferent copper market
and metallurgicaI difficulties, however,
resulted in a decrease in the output for
1910 for several districts
Probably Increased Production In 1912.
The Surveys estimate on January 2,
1912. indicates a copper output for 1911
greater than that Of 1910 and nearly
equal to the record production of 1903
It Is further stated that most of the
companies are now in position to
maintain or even increase their present
output, so that, If the consumption OF
the metal will permit, the production
of copper in the United States for 1912
may be expected to show a marked in
crease
1t is noteworthy that not one OF the
leading copper districts of the Olited
States, several Of which have been ac-
tive producers for 80 years or more,
has been worked out or shown a de-
crease in its ability to produce copper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
EAGLES LEASE 0. R. c. HAIL.

The Fraternal Order OF Eagles. .Aeris
No % has leased the old o. r. c. hall
IN the Munoy building The hall Is
being given general overhauling. a
new floor having been put down. and
the walls and ceiling are being repa-
pered-
The hall VIII be ready for the Eagles
Wednesday night and a house warm
ing VIII take place Wednesday night
March IS. at which there will be an
entertainment Refreshments will be
served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
MINING NEWS
At
MIAMI OPERATING
Elaborate Series of Tests Is
Being Made at the
Inspiration.

Globe, Ariz, March 6.-The Miami
Copper cOmpany's concentration is now
in full operation and is handling 5000
tons of ore per day. 1t is reported
to be running satisfactorily and making
a recovery close TO IS per cent While
some changes viii be maze. especially
in the crushing machinery, yet they
will be introduced gradually and with
out interfering with the mill opera
ton. The mine Is easily furnishing all
the ore the mill can handle and con-
siderable development work Is being
done. Assembling Of machinery in the
power house at the fowl OF Miami con-
Uinues and should be finished in a few
weeks. The ground northeast OF the
ore body is being explored by churn
drilling there being one drill In use
at present, though another may be
Tests Made ut Inspiration.
At the Inspiration. j. NJ. CallOW is
making tests on the concentration Of
the ore 1t ms been an elaborate Sc
r1es OF tests lasting already more than
JnIee months NOT only are Various
makes of machinery being tried. but
also various methods and systems OF
concentration Work is progressing
satisfactorily on the water supply cam
across P1nal creek at Wheatfields ana
also on the well being sunk on the
Inspiration ranch few miles from
the mine
The churn drill hole on the Barney
group is 1910 feet deep and in granite
porphyry. having passed from dacite into
this formation at q depth of 1880 feet
another churn drill was put to work
this week near the eastern end Of the
property near the Live Oak boundary
Hole No Of the Southwestern Miami
development company, whose ground
lies TO the southwest of and adioins
the Live Oak, is $40 feet deep and IN
reddish, iron-stained silicified schist
said TO be the characteristics Gaping Of
tne ore M tnat vicinity. 1t is proposed
10 add two more drills to the present
equipment and continue the vigorous
exploration Of the property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
SMALLPOX ITUATION AT
DOUGLAS MUCH IMPROVED

Douglas. Ariz, March 6.-Tne city
board Of health today reported small
pOX conditions in douglas as being
greatly improved UD to date IA cases
have developed with two deaths. Col
Galbraith, in command Of the United
States troops here ISSUED orders for
the vaccination of Two troops Of the
Fourth cavalry. Colt Galbraith said
quarantine regulation s would not be
enforced unless the disease became en-
idemic-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Roosevelt The Purloined Letter.
Taft-"BOb, Son OF Battle"
PUdd'nheau Wilson"
WlsOn-''W hisperfng Smith"
La FOlette--The silent Places"
Bryan Looking Backward"
Clark-'The Man Between"
Cod-''The Fighting Chance
DiX-"The Boss"
FOlk-'DOuble Trouble"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

were made during the month and not
one Of the seven districts Of the state
was sighted. 1t seems as if there is
more prospecting done in Sonora at the
present time than at any time during
the past few years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Right now e. the time TO call at sos
san Francisco street and ask H A
Carpenter & Brother to explain the
Goulds efficient Centrifugal Pump. he
has a water seal which absolutely pre-
vents loss by leakage Better investf-
gate, Il viii pay you we'll Also ask
about the Witte Gasoline Engine. Low
prices and absolutely guaranteed scr
five years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
SHELTER CLOSES, FOR REPAIRS.
ENLLN DE. Ks lLINI. N Cnnn ~

clifton, Ariz., March 6.-The A g.
smelter has been closed for the past
several days undergoing extensive re-
pairs.
Walter Hutchinson. manager Of the
Twin Peaks store at York, is in Clifton
from York, as working a full conpIe-
ment Of men and that rich ore is being
shipped daily from this promising cau6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
Dandruff Goes or
Your Money Back

IL WIZ grow hair. Il viii Danish dan
druff Il viii stop falling hair 1t will
make the scalp clean and white and free
it from any disease.
It is the most marvellous and efficient
hair dressing known. It viii turn harsh
soft lustrous and Fascinating hair in a
few days 1t is the favorfte hair dress
ing Of thousands Of American women.
VINO realize that no woman can be
handsome without beautiful hair
A large bottle costs SO ceDts a. drug
gists all over America. The girl with
the Auburn hair on every bottle Nail
orders filled, charges prepaid. give Ex-
press office address, by the American
makers, GirouX Mfg Co, Buffalo. n Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
Itching Scalp and Dandruf1
VIII Vanish and LuXur
liant Hair will Result

II Partisan Sage does not cure dan
druff, stop falling hair or itching Of the
scalp III two weeks, you can have your
money back
Can any offer be fairer than this2 Is
tnefe any intelligent man or woman IN
this city troubled with daudruff who
can afford not to accept this offer?
Partisan sage is not nostrum; it is
the SCIENTIFIC preparation Of one Of the
worlds greatest dermatologists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Ask for Partisan Sage and see that you get i-Prep
aratons of similar name are on the marke-you can al
ways get the genuine at Kelly & Pollard's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
CALL ISSUED FOR
 DISTRICT C0NyENTI0N
DEMOCRATS Df THIS C0NHES. SIONAI. DISTRICT TO MEET AT
 LITTLE ROCK ON JUNE j.
Colonel Taylor To Be Declared Nom. inee and National Delegates
 Elected.

Thomas C. Trimble, Jr., of Lonoke. chairman and Meyer Solmson, of Pine Bluff. secretary of the Sixth Congress sienal Committee, yesterday issued il call for the S Xth District Conven- ion, which will be held at Litle Rock on tEe same day as the state Democratic convention.
 At the meeting delegates are t0 be elected to the National Democratic Convention at Baltimore Fnd Colenel s. M Taylor of +his city, is to be declared the nominee for Congress from the Sixth District. It is expsct- cd that there will be lively scram- ble for the national convention hCnors as only delegates arg to be selected The official call follows:
 NOTICE OF CALL OF CONGRESS
 SIGNAL CONVENTION
 Notice is' hereby given that meet ing will be held of the delegates of the var ous counties of t'he Sixth Congressional District in the s at. Democratic Convention Hall at Little Rock, Arkansas, at 12 o'clock m.. June ,, 1912;
 Fils'.-For the purpose of declaring the result cf the primary election.
 Second-I'or the election of chair ma1' and secretary of ',ihe District fer Inc ensuing two years.
 Third-'or such other bus ness as may come before said convention.
 Thos, C. Trimble, Jr., Chairman.
 Meyer Solmson, Secretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
Taft Reaches Cincinnati

Cincinnati, May 1S-Aften having talked his way across the state ,,of Ohio from Toledo, Prasiden. Taft ar- rived here tonight and went immedi- ately .o the home of his brother, Charles P. Taft. where E,s, will re main resting over Sunday. The day was by far '!fla Presidents s hardest since he took the stump. His speeches beginning before an address befcTe 5000 people in Toledo, were fervored f'~d full of fighting spirit.
 In all of his speeches today he President msde an attempt to answer 'the most allegations of Roosevelt
 Roosevelt says that lack imagi- nation and sympathy and tuZzlewit- ted. I am not so tuzzle- witted that cannot conceive the difference be- tween the $5O,C00,O0O treasury de- ficit at, the end of Theodore RocHe velt's two terms and the $40,00o % surplus at the end of my first year as President"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
TAFT AND TEDDY
 END HARD DAY Col. Speaks From Freight Car After the Platform
 Breaks Down.
IS VICTIM OF DEALS
Charges CrO0kedness in OhiO-Presi. dent Taft Spends sunday
 With Brother.

Cleveland, Ohio, May 1S-Colonel Roosevelt closed one of his hardest days Of campaigning with an address before huge crowd here ton ght He had made eleven speeches during the day, but despf,e sharp raspin , of his voice, showed no i'll sffecir, from his strenuous hunt for vote
 The Colonel had a strenuous time a. Marion, where ka had to mount i freight car to speak to the crowd af- ter the platform from which he was 70 have made his address, broke down in the course of erection.
 At Deleware, Colonel Roosevelt. at taclSsd Ohio's blind ballet and vaia he was viet m of crooked deal at the hands of the Taft managers A throat specialist and Senator Dickson head of the Roosevelt campaign, lef' Columbus with the Colonel