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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
edicaI Research. -" Oct. p.

Medical Research, " Oct. %
Much has been said about the healthy conditions Of
Iceland in the papers of late And there is enough in it
to at least make any pause and think
There is no alcoholic drinks Of any nature allowed
to be sold in Iceland There medicine Of any nature
There is about 5000 inhabitants There is but police
man. Christianity is adopted by law and forms their
code There is not consumptive cancer victim ever
known among them.
Since Anti-Consumptive Congresses and Anti-Can-
Ger Congresses have decided these diseases caused by
exhaustion and r1itations it might be well for to
pause and consider least that that which might pro
duce might also be fatal or produce worse dis
ease The Punishment beginning this month by our gov
eminent Of ABSINTHE which has formed the basic ele
ment in so many headache and heart stmulants
was undoubtedly quick cure but the vast number OF
deaths which afterwards followed in its wake proved
to be one of the most dangerous drugs ever gasped by
the human race for immediate relief. In fact seeking
relief by the use of various depressing drugs when
ure is making its final efforts to throw off the disease
is followed by so many dangerous results that it is bring
ing into disrepute among the laity nearly every form OF
chemical doctorng. For instance cough medicines
which depress the lung nerves and stop the cough allow
the accumulation of waste in the lungs which should have
been thrown ouby the cough undoubtedly IS the source
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
NIINING NEWs
SHIPMENTS FROM SONORA MINES
SHOW MARKED INCREASE FOR MONTH

Copper Queen company recently bond
ed from Powers, is not the only hold
ing which the company is now con-
templating taking over, according to
information received from W. H.
WorthingtOn. 1t has taken options on
several other properties. The figure
in the Worlds Fair deal is said to be
nearly $500, 900. With the other prop
critics the amount Of bonds held by the
Phelps-DOdge interests in that field
viii amount to close to two million
dollars.
The Ivanhoe property, of J. NJ John
son, has been bonded to Colorado cap
italists for sum approximately
$500, 600. The engineers representing
the COlOradans are now examining the
mine and the deal is expected to be
closed within the next few days.
3 The Three r property has struck
body of caIchocite ore in its new shaft,
at a depth OF approximately 500 feet.
The ore carries excellent values. It's
extent has not been determined The
Three R>mlne Is now shipping between
100 and 125 tons daily to the FL PaSO
shelters, having recently increased its
output.
Worthington is experimenting the
operations on the Chief Group and the
Bradford property. recently taken over
by some Of the Ell Tigre stockholders.
The entire district is going ahead
rapidly and many new men are coming
in and operating prospects IN all parts
=
those mentioned above are pending and
several are. expected to be closed dur
ing the next few weeks Worthlngton
feels confident that the district will
make good, the most encouraging fea-
ture being the absence Of wildcat
ting" All the properties are being
conducted along conservative lines and
are saying little, but doing much work.
s<COrncOb7 Not n Bonanza.
During the last week or so num-
Der of wild rumOrs concerning the
wonderful richness of the new camp
of Corncob, Is miles from Benson, have
been received here. These were
laughed at when two mining men Of
long experience arrived in the city
COrncOb has a fairly good surface
showing, but that little development
work has been done and they saw
nothing to become excited over The
surface assays are no better, they say,
than can be obtained upon practically
any of the hills surrounding Tomb
stone where almost any rock picked
up will assay well in gold
May Reopen TransvaaI.
H c, Beauchamp, general manager,
and J. S. Hunter, cashier, Of the
Transvaal Copper company, have left
for Cumpas to look over the situation
there. Should they find il favorable
to the belief that they viii be allowed
TO proceed uninterrupted with any
work they may undertake, the com
pany's property will probably be re-
TransvaaI is backed by Cincinnati,
Ohio, capital, and is one Of the largest
properties in that section of Sonora.
At the time it was forced to close
down, by being raided by rebels, more
than 100 men were employed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
Chamber of Commerce Direc
tors Decide That Jubilee
Shall Be Regular Event.

Chief Os-Aple and his retinue of in
dams will come to Ell Paso next Octo-
Der and every succeeding October
hereafter for a jubilee.
This was decided at a meeting of the
board of directors of the chamber of
commerce, held Friday afternoon. Ju-
Illus Krakauer suggested that this
matter be made public, when he sec
Onded the motion of J. F. Coles to give
r. B. OrndOrff and other members of
the Os-Aple committee a vote of thanks
for the way they conducted the jubilee
this year.
He argued that Ell PasOans and 9TH
ers in the southwest should have some
thing to look forward to and there
could be nothing better than the Os-
APPLE jubilee with a definite date and
plenty of time to work it UP.
Clayton to Name Committee.
President W. s, Clayton was author
lied to appoint a committee to select
the date and arrange for meeting to
be held next year r. B Orndorff
stated that all members Of this years
committee endorsed the proposition to
make the jubilee an annual event
Crawford Harvie said that due no
tice should be given the public of what
time il would be held, so that no con-
flicting arrangements would be made
by other organizations. He pointed to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
RICH ORE BODY IN
ERNESTINE TUNNEL
Opens Into New Ore Body 10 Feet
Wide and Of Good Grade; So
eorrO Drifts Advanced

MogoIlon, n NJ, Nov. AT the En-
uertine Mining company the main tun-
mel west has opened into a new ore
body 10 feet wide OF an excellent mill
grade This is the fifth great ore
shoot proven on this property. The
main tunnel east is also entering pay
ground. Both Of these discoveries are
in virgin territory. The first 20 days
in October yielded 22s550 ounces Troy,
Of gold and silver bullion and 1880
pounds Of high grade concentrate.
Seven hundred and twenty tons Of ore
were milled during the week.
The SocorrO mine drifts have been
advanced so feet, both east and west,
on the eighth level and the three-com-
Dartment shaft is being sunk TO the
ninth level Five hundred, 700 and 500
are all yielding a good tonnage Of mill
ore
At the DeadwoOd mines five bars Of
gold and silver bullion were shipped
for the second Today cleanup In Oc-
tober- During the week $50 tons Of
ore were milled and 80 feet Of develop
ment work done in the mine Fine mill
ore is coming from the lowest level
At the Oaks company eight out OF
the nine development headings now
being advanced by the company on
several OF its properties, are yielding
q good grade of ore which is being sent
to the custom mills. Shipments the
past week amounted to 102 tons Of a
SIS average grade.
At the Deep Down 90 tons Of ore
were shipped TO the custom mills dur
ing the week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
COPPER BELT OF SOUTHWEST
IS CONSTANTLY BEING WIDERED

the porphyry. The last class is Of the
most Importance.
The Queen and King Mines.
In the Queen and the King, chalcO-
pyrites are found almost from the very
surface. The Queen is located on a
pOrphyry dixie which makes an appa-
rent turn and crosses the north line.
This dixie is intersected by the Johnny
Bull claim on the south of the Queen.
The Johnny Bull IS said to have pro-
duced about $4,000 in cOpper-silver
values, most Of the ores extracted
having been oXidized ores along the
contact of the dixie and limestone. The
dixie on the Copper Queen is thor
oughlv mineralfZed below the surface
with copper suiphides. In the princi-
pal opening. an open cut Is tons Of
copper Sulphldes were extracted In the
early days. which ran 16 per cent cop
per per ton Here the naturalization
is about Is feet wide. A shaft has also
been sunk at the junction Of this dixie
and the Johnny Bull lode which shows
copper sulphides from the top to the
bottom.
Valuable Low Grade Proposition.
North Of the Queen. on the King
mine, is a huge dixie about the width
Of the claim, which is copper stained
on the surface and thoroughly miner
allied. A double compartment shaft
sunk down so feet shows disseminated
chalcopyriteS down to the bottom. On
brecciated porphyry, copper stained,
and when broken the rock mass shows
disseminated copper sulphides. The
huge mineralized dixie several hun
dred feet wide has been traced along
the surface for nearly two miles, from
south to north. It is said that no
where in the southwest are greater
oUtcrOps of pOrphyry copper to be
found than in this locality. While
there is apparently ore running from
10 to Is per cent copper, yet owing to
the size and wide distribution of min
eraliZed zones, an extremely valuable
low grade proposition is assured.
The fact should not be overlooked
that while much high-grade copper ore
will likely be encountered, the district
as a whole should be regarded as one
of low grade Large zones Of dissem-
mated copper sulphide ore VIII in all
probability be the chief character Of
the ore bodies, since geological evil
dence supports this conclusion.
Lying, as it does, in the center Of
the greatest mineraliZed belt in the
southwest. surrounded by the Clifton
1Iorenci-AI etcaIf camps, the Santa Rita,
the Globe and Miami, and the Bisbee
Johnson and other great copper
camps, and lying only a few miles west
Of the LOrdsburg district the san
Simon district Of the PelOncilIOs should
become one of the big copper producers
of the southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02

the Arizona Magazine. wants to start
a publication in FL PasO to advertise
this section. He said that he had writ
ten Mr.. Reeves to come and look over
the field himself.
Membership in the FL Paso Credit
Mems association was taken in eX-
change for membership in the cham
Der of commerce
It was voted to allow the credit men
to use the chamber Of commerce Tor
their annual meeting which VIII be
held some time In November
The resignation Of Howard FOgg
was accepted
W. w. Rose reported that ne had
tried to get rates from the railroad
companies for delegates desiring to at
tend the mining congress in Seattle,
Wash. but had been unable TO do so
because ne could not learn Of anyone
who was going.
Ask smith to Make Protest.
On motion of Julius Krakauer it was
ordered that a letter be written con-
gresham W. r. Smith requesting him
to protest against the proposed action
of the federal government in attempt
ing to stop advertising. He said that
this was beyond the rights Of the gov
eminent which sought, as he under
stood it. to protect the immigrant. but
went too far in prohibiting the adVer-
Using that land would produce any
more than government experts figured
it would He said that under the
postal laws. persons who advertised
something they could not give were
liable under the fraud act. but the
new act was interfering with liberties
Of persons engaged in business, and
seemed an act of paternaIsm.
To Make valley Tours.
The members Of the chamber Of COM
merce will take trips both up and
down the valley to interest the resi-
dents Of both sections in the work Of
the chamber Of commerce, and secure
their cooperation
1t was suggested by r. B. Orndorff
that secretary March select dates for
these trips.
The financial statement of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02

chamber showed that on Oct 1 there
was S931.90 on hand, and $500 nad
been received, and S2124-Sl expended
during the month He said that there
were more Os-Aple bills TO De pa-A
and more money to be received
Speaking of the recent trade trip,
Mr.. Orndorff said that he found that
FL PaSos exhibit did not compare
IaVorably even with the eGnlDlLs OF
the smaller towns, but he was going
to try to improve the FL Paso exhibit
He advocated advertising, but not
cheap advertising He said there was
no money available at this time, out
the Phoenix system Of using envelope
suffers new each month, might pc
tried later and new booklet got out
before long.
II, A Chandler presented a colored
map OF the Ell PasO valley, showing ali
the towns in this territory. AmOuE the
features included was the new border
land automobile route, the Elephant
Butte dam, the Leasburg diversion
dam and the proposed high line lrEl-
cation canal, along the NEST, and the
proposed electric car line to 4sleta-
He asked S25 for the map, and the d.
rectors took it under consideration
To Arrange for TARGET Range.
Secretary March was instructed TO
telegraph w. T. Thornton, former
governor Of New Mexico. now a resi-
dent OF Santa Fe, and set him TO use
his influence to secure lease OF sec
ton 2, township 8. range 4 east in
Dona Ana county. New Mexico THIS
land is to be leased by W. s Clayton
and subleased to the United states
government for use as a target range
beyond Fort Bliss He stated that -;
Edmund Buchanan. who has been IN
charge Of arrangements for the gov
eminent. had been urged TO hurry u
along Mr.. Buchanan. he said, Woul1
leave Friday to be gone 10 days and
they hoped to have the natter ar
ranged by his return.
The board then went into eNecu-
tive session to consider TIE expense
Kline.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
HEAVY ORE SHIPMENTS
FROM WEST COAST HINES

Guaymas, Sonora. Mexico, Nov q
A l. Lewis, of the Sonora Ore buying
agency, passed through Guaymas en-
route to HermOsillO, having spent sew
eral days in Toledo. Mr.. Lewis states
that he is shipping more ore now than
ever before, having nearly 1000 ami
mails at work freighting ore and con-
centrates from the mines at San Xa-
vier. He expects to ship five or six
cars a week
Harry Stauffer is in Guaymas get
ting ready TO ship a carload Of lumber
to the Las Animas mine at San Xavier,
for the purpose Of putting in a lixi-
waiting plant. ". C Laughlin is les
see Of the Las Animas mine. and is
putting in this additional plant in or
der to take care Of the low grade ore.
The high grade ore is shipped as ore
and concentrates, by freight, TO the
smelter in FL Paso. The low grade ore
is treated at the mine by liXivatiOl,
and the silver bullion is then shipped
out by express
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
MINING NEWS
Couftland Is Now a Proved
Camp; Copper Queen to
Take Over Properties.

Douglas, Ariz-, Nov. "A marked
increase in the amount Of ore exported
from Sonora was made during the lat
ter half Of October over the fore part
of the month. Not alone is this true
in tonnage, but in the number Of
small shippers who have commenced
sending out their ore to be smelted-
The following is the list as furnished
by the collector OF customs at Aqua
Prieta, for the period between october
Is and 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
REPORT OIL STRIKE
IN BAD LANDS FIELD

Tucumcari. N NJ, Nov. at is re-
ported that a small pocket Of oil has
been struck in the Bad Land oil field,
13 miles east of this city. Work was
resumed on the well after a suspension
of a few days on account Of some mis-
understanding between the parties en-
gagged in the drilling of the hole. So
far there have been no indications of
oil sand, if is said, and water has
caused much delay in the work, it haV-
ing arisen almost to the top of the
well. according to report. The depth
Of the well at the present time is
about 1900 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
MODERN MESS HALL Is
BUILT AT LIVE OAKS

Miami, Ariz., Nov. 2.-The inspira-
ton Consolidated Mines company is
erecting a great many new buildings
on its Live Oaks property. The new
mess house is 4Ox60 feet adobe, with
cement finish The woodwork is Of
polished OAK. In the building are to
be found every modern improvement
The porch is large and screened in.
In the rear is a three-roOm building
of the same construction, with sleep
ing rooms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding itching. blind
or protruding Piles, send me your address.
and / VIII tell you how to cure yourself at
home BY the new absorption treatment; and
VIII also send some Of this home treatment
Tree for trial, with references from your
own locality If requested Immediate re-
lief and permanent cure assured. Send no
money, but tell others OF this offer. Write
today TO Mrs. II. Summers, Box P, Notre
Dana Ind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
Chief Os-APLE IS TO BE AN ANNUAL
VISITOR TO The VALLEY Of PLENTY

the fact that the Masons held their
Scottish rite reunion here during the
jubilee and would have held il at some
other date if they had known when
the jubilee was to be held this year.
Cost Less Than $1,000.
Mr.. Orndorff. in his report on the
jubilee said that the deficit would be
about $3.50. and less than $4,000 had
been expended in affording fun for
everyone.
1t was he who proposed that a vote
Steeyer and his staff, Col Frank West
and Col d. A. Frederick for the big
part they played in making the jubilee
a success.
Resolutions were also ordered drawn
up thanking the Fibab club Of Las
Cruces and the city of Juarez for the
floats they had in the parade Mr..
OrndOrff. speaking of the latter, said.
Mayor Juan Medina of Juarez got out
in a pair of overalls and painted that
float himself"
Mayor c. z. Kelly, the city council,
the police and fire departments are
also to be thanked for their participa-
ton in the Os-Aple jubilee.
Secretary r. B. March reported that
he had written the Southern Conner
cial congress at Washington, d. c., to
discontinue the El PasO exhibit in
Washington on Oct. 81
Pass I'D Proposition.
The proposition of L. r. Vining to
have FL PasO contribute a part of
$4,000 annually to maintain an cleo
trio sign on Broadway, n. y, to adj
vertise Texas, was passed up
He also reported that John A. Reeves
OF Phoenix, Ariz, former publisher OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
MOTT an OTTTVG.

What is the matter?" demanded the
grand duke.
'Exceuency, your cook demands a
vacation"
tOcratic cOmmand-Kansas City Jour
nal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
ADs ~ PHONE.

The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad in
The Eel Paso Herald is % cents. It
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
s1127,5OO
CourtIand q Proven -


CORTLAND is proved as a deep mining
camp, according TO reports and samples
received in Douglas. The camp has
always labored under the disadvantage
Of being pronounced by experts to have
a blanket formation only and no sui
phide ores. At least three strikes Of
sulphides have been made on as many
properties within the last few days
On the Leadvile, which was recently
taken over by Neer & Fuller, Of Doug
Its, a sulphide body was struck in the
new shaft at the depth of about 125
feet, Sinking has been in progress
for several days in this formation.
In the Maid Of Sunshine claim Of the
Great Western company the churn drill
ran into a body of high-grade sulphides
at a depth Of 600 feet more than a
week ago and is still working in it.
Another strike was made on a lease
The sulphides are considered by eX-
perts to prove that the camp has brill
liant prospects for proving up as
deep mining proposition.
To Take Over Other Properties.
The Worlds Fair property which the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
US is THIS GREAT EXAMPLE

alone And you do not endanger your lie by eXhaustng
and irritating drugs which leave you either cOnsunp
tive or cancer victim in the end; endanger your lie
with the knife Just go and try it. All these 5000 say
they received more benefit from it than any other way
expect you'd say the same if you try for the Grippe
or cold or pneumonia, fever of any kind Rheumatism
in fact anything you think for the Blood IS the only
doctor that ever cured disease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02

slowly sucked down to death wrapped IN the coils OF
snake and about to be crushed and devoured buried in
caved-in well and starving while in the hearing of all
in anv such theatrical death of one In million we should
be ali intensely interested
WHY NOT TAKE ONE DAY IN THE YEAR TO
STUDY HOW TO SAVE THE TWENTIETH IN
EVERY SCORE OF PEOPLE WHO WILL DIE NGAI
Wharf.-The VICTIM OF TUBERCULOSIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02

The Des AOines News:
One day in the year to study the salvation from dis
ease and misery of person in every fourth family IN
the nation!
Surely that is none too much time Surely we may
pause in our strenuous lives long enough to do this.
IF we saw one person in hundred million perishing
slowly in some spectacular manner-tied to stake at
low tide and slowly drowning, seized by qucksand and
YET. STANDING OUT BEFORE
Iceland who by its abstinence from all these exhaustng
stimulants and irritating drugs has proven how We too
may eradicate these great Affections from our land In
fact the great of OseOpathy IS due to the TACT
that fbev free these exhausted nerves at the spine the
blood can establish the circulation and carry out the I'M
purites for they cannot escape any other way Then the
blood builds up the part again just it did when it first
made it. For the Blood only can cure any disease ana II
RABs q G4HHH ne
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-07

Why do you insist on nfbblins around that hook?" said the wise fish. You know the danger"
 'Yes," replied the little fellow. 'Fbut we all have certain appetite for glory. am willing to take a chance for the sake of being described to that mans friends as the big fish that got away. w ashington Star.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-07
PAVING WORK MAY START SOON ON
 FAIRFIELD AVE.
BIDS FOR WOOD BLOCKS AND CONTRACT ADVERTISED FoR TODAY = MERCHANTS HOPE LESS OF GETTING SOMETHING DONE THIS YEAR.

The city's portion of Fairfield ave- nue will be paved at once. The Pay ing and Sewer commission at a meet ing last night decided to carry out the instructions 1t has received from the Common Council and begin immedi- ately the work of paving that part oi the street between the trolley tracks and the sidewalks. Bids for furnish ing wood blocks will be advertised for at once and the contract for laying them will be let before Aug. 20, when the bids will close The contract will be awarded at once and it is expected that the paving work can be finished before winter sets in.
 The council had previously ordered the commission to proceed with it's work of paving the city's portion of the street. The commission delayed and thereby subjected itself to much criticism. At the meeting of the Common Council Monday night it sub- mitted a lengthy report and expected new orders from the council. None were forthcoming and last night the members realized that it was up to them to proceed to carry out. the pre- vious instructions.
 If the trolley company refuses to pave it's portion of the street that will leave a very peculiar condition of af- fairs according to City Engineer Ter ry There will be a trough running through the ~street into which water will gather and freeze and life will be endangered.
 It was considered advisable for the sake of expedtency to advertise for bids on wood blocks and on the con- tract. The Common Council will meet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-07

New York. -GladNg CQrbett, a. salAe= girl in Harlen1's busiest section, was choked insensible by a man who de- n1anded money. When she revived 1t
 was found that the cash register had been robbed of. $S.50.