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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
SYndino / Wontana.

On fslgenoe ubDggelige @e9ipcn.
beb meo6cles ira 8lenoipe, Wont.,
ben 1S6e april: Senrp Soesner
iom iorrige Sirsbog mpr0eoe Nirs.
@iQiam RerriQ / beu0eS aiii0esIig
gcn6e RanhbuS noqIe MiI uoenior
gpen, blep pes 2'3ioen / Rat igrt
no al GountpirnqSlet / 5oript6 %
bGngt / ct 9rr pao 9penS Sooe6.
gooe. Omtrent 200 Teriorer, ale
moifereoe, fog Del / 2pnfingen.
S6eriif McNuaan, ser bap0e iaat
9tpS ON, at ser Dor llgler / Moien.
bar gaoet ne0 / gper forat refoqno.
cere, men ~opoegeoe, at Soben aae'
reoe 40 ell anoen gei bar oraget Of
Iteo til Gourtbuiet. San ifpn0eoe ia
tiIbage oet forteite. ban fun0e, men
bleo pes anfomiten omrirqet oq al.
uGbnet. San iegte al tale 6o6en til,
rette, men forgiGDeS. llnoeriberifi
6leming, Ger filnqereoe iom Sarge
oogter peo 6Gugslet, bar ogiaa blet
taget %tiIiange.
5Gngielsporten bar ldaiet, men
BEN bleo burtig iprPngt ooben al
Soben, iom Ssrpaa itrsmmeOe ms /
5PngieIsgunrben, iuO aiernem aor.
riorerne o. op gjerrem Srapperne
fen iii SoeSuers Gele, buiS Isr
ogiaa burtig blep opbru6t.
Soesner tilitob Woroet paa Mrs.
WerriQ, men logSe bOerfen Singer
eaer noger 6rugt FOR 8agen. San
blep oerpaa iert no al 5PngsIet %
ben iii et Era meQem tienoe % Ell.
leote 8abe o. uSen pioere Geremo.
rier beiit op. Ter 6leO ogiaa afipres
Here Sfllo moo SET 6inglenoe 9ege.
me. men Inn ct al Dem ramme6e set.
Ter iises at u9re Iioen SanOipu.
ligbeo FOR. al Der ira MpnoiebeSer.
mes Sioe oil bli siort noset fraIti.
sere Sorisg paa at iaa Sobens an
isrere ioentiiicereoe os arreitereSe.
Stemningeu blanot Seiolfninsen bar
iaa abiolut og oueruGloenbe / Sapsr
al 2pn6inseu, at Oct aniees for util-
raabeIist al gisre noset Soriss / Den
Hetnins, iaIiaIS life isr SpbiSieIien
bar iaaet Sio til at IGsse tig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
Den nYe G~misrantlop.

6orIIaget til ben me SSmmigrant.
loU. ! bUtlten Splgsnngsprsuen, ON.
emo / noget Gnoret 6ornr, after err
tHotaget, peotoges ! 6reodgs al Sc
natet. Der fr9peS, al aQe manoliae
Sn0uanorcre oucr en- pts 9(loer moa
tltufe lGie og itripe. Senue 8eitem-
meIie giplber ogIaa Snopanorere fra
CANADA % andre 2anoe paa peitlige
@aIUfugle, iom bar unOtagne / 6or-
iIagets oprtnoelige 6orm. De eneite,
Iom iritoges Tor oenne Ereoe, err re-
Iigisic 6~hgtningcr.
Senator 8iaiams ira IisiiSiippi
iorellog Ell ENHANCEMENT ON, al ale
&erioner al afritanit @erfomlt ifuloe
upgtes AOgang. men Der iorfaiteoes
meO % moo % Stenmer.
2ertmoo blep equator Boots
ENHANCEMENT ON at u0oiie al Sanoet
aae ll0lGuoinger, iom f%onipirerer
FOR al omitprte ANDRE &egieringer,
ueStaget. 9ette iiges nPrmct AZ
pure mputet paa onti-meritanlte
4g%itatorer.
Zen fineiiife grcluiionslcp er IN.
~forporeret / BEN npe. alminoeiige
SOP. aigiiten pr. SnopanSrer er
forbeiet ira 81 iii So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
banoel iYopaa.
McaembnnSelen mcs DC ipSameri.
fanifc 2anoe / Gpfomit.
Moiprielen itiaer.

-
Te 6oreneoe Staters Mteqembon.
Del meo Spoamerifa / anleuoeraaret
1911 anbrog / 8Gr6i Ill omtrent
100000, 900, bpilfet or en- betpoe-
liz 6oregelie oper noget tioligere
Mar. Zen beleb iig / 1900 til
St44,000,000 / 1905 til S2t1,000,.
600 % / 1910 til 1920. 100000.
gor Snoisriel ira Spoanerifa err
iremoeleS iterre emo Dor lloferiel
oio, men oenne iibitnGuute er be-
9pnot at bale itGrft inc paa Ser,
D. b. l., Oen bar forsget iig gauife
betpoelig ira Mar til aar. s 1900
anOrog Snoierielen til $t03, 000,0 900
og lloiericIen iii blot 100000.
s 1911 bar ~lloisrielen iteget til
$t09,000,00 600 oa uOgioroe oa nGiteu
40 Grocent al oen belle Melemban.
oel.
SnofsricIen ira Spoamerifa uar |
1911 ioroelt melem islgenoe 9anoe
% / fsIgeltoe grroiforboIo: Sra
@rniilicn $t04. 100000, fra Iraen.
tina, SOS, 100000 moo $50 100000
| 1900; ira Chill. $19,000.000 imoo
$20,000,000 oct iorcaoaenoe gar;
fra Colombia, St0.000,000 MOB
$7,750,000 / 1910; ira Bern,
100000 MOB $S,500,O00 / 1910,
og ira 8ene5lela, $S,500.000 moo
$7250,000 oet ioreaaaenoe Mar.
SotoIuoierieIen til oisie 2auoe OFT.
prog / 1911 til onltrent $tS3,000,.
600 moo $1S9,00O,00O 1910.
lloierielcn til Spoamerifo er, iom
ontpoet oucufor, o9iaa / itprf Sp.
gang. Zen onbrog iuaIeoes / 1911
til $t20,000,000 moo 500. 100000.
oltioa mir6re emo Solnpnrten, |
1910, iom bar oct tioligere Reforo.
aar.
Snofsrielen fra S%p0anerifa BE.
itaor b~opeoiagelig al 6soeporer og
HaamatcriaIier til 6abrifation, mems
lloferielen ira be 6oreneoe Stater
til Spoumerifo bopeoiageIig beitaar
al tiIuirfeoe Garer al DC forifieQigitc
SIags. SnOierieIen al anIfialpeter,
Der nnorager til ca. 100000 ON
aaret, fomnler uGiten uoeIuffen6e ira
Chill. Sra Bern inporterer pi noe.
item 100000 Blno / ao6berbar.
rer og ira Gbili omtrert $4,000 900
Fuuo aob6ermalm. Selu al Bonn.
Mo inoisres Der enoel rpIten bpert
liar; iiior, /. gr., ca. 100000
Guro, | tioligere Mar unberti0en en-.
ooh ubifilig mer. vi DC 10000 900
Funo al ul6. iom oe 5oreueoe Sta.
ter importereoe / 1911, fom ouer
13,000,000 Yuno ira argentina
SGodnlerltd, HeIteu ira england,
Auitrolien o. Sasmauicn.
9Ionot De llofericlsartifler til
Spbumerifa, iom | DC iioite glar bar
taget oct iterite Dipping. nrunes,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Serrbaneuoane.
a~l5retsier, Sern. % Staolfabrifater,
Sp$oIier, @omul0sparer, SrplaIt,
&uebemel, Meoiciner og neoialtet
aigo % 6leif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23

gen ooerbGngenoe Sare tiIitc0e for
Seoi-gelien al Stemmeret Tor aoin.
Der oeri Staten. Signenoe anti.
Itemmeretsioreniuger eriiterer / goI.
tilnore, annapolis % andre @per /
Ststen % Der bar / De iioite faa
Naaneoer oGret aiboIbt talriae @as.
lenteoer, ION | betnoelig 8roo bar
foreget oereS MeolemsantaI. Gn
ItGrf tSiorening cr oa.
lao iornpIig orgouiicret / 9iitrict Of
Columbia meo SopeoiGoe / 9anoets
Sopeoito0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23

Sortiattss paa Sibe 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
SWITCHMEN Hailed
UP IN CITY COURT
Blockade Of Street the Cause
-Nagrancy Fine Is
Assessed.

BlOckading South Kansas street at
Sixth street last Friday from IL o'clock
In the morning until nearly in the
afternoon led 10 the arrest and trial
OF three T. p. sWitchmen In police
court Tuesday They were warned to
keep the street open in future.
7: d. Moran, =. A VanderpOoI and
p. 7. McCullum were the men hailed
into court and they explained that it
was Mexico North Western cars which
blocked traffic, and the whole thing
was on account OF misuuderstandfng
with II. H. COrbin. OF the Mexico Norrh
western, who said his engine would be
right out to move the cars.
NJ T. Perkins was fined $50 on a
charge OF vagrancy- G. L Booming
complained that he had occupied a
room with Perkins IN the Madero ho-
tel on South FL PssO street SATURDAY
night and that Sunday morning after
Perkins left he discovered that dia-
mond ring valued at IS, a pipe and a
razor were gone He found Perkins
uptown and recovered the pipe from
J. ID. Humphries, charged with vag-
rancy was given a few minutes in
which TO make tracks across the bridge
10 JuareZ He Is said 10 be the NAH
VINO was held in Jail in New Mexico
Tor three years following a S32. 600
express robbery there several years
ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
MINING NEWS
.CANANEA OUTPUT
CONTINUES HEAVY
Work Is Resumed on Cana
nea-Eastern; Road Work
Completed.

Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, March 1s.-
The output of the Cananea Consolidated
| Copper company for the month was ap-
proximately 5,750.O 900 pounds OF copper.
The smelter was operating with seven
furnaces almost the entire month The
figures include the concentrates smelt-
ed fer the Miami Copper company.
The Cananea- Boston company expects
to cut the ledge on the 2O0-fOot level
in the next few days Conditions at the
prOperty are very favorable.
The Calumet & Sonora company IS
planning to do some additional develop
ment work on the 525-fOot level and
viii probably sink the shaft to greater
depth.
Work Starts on Cananea Eastern.
work has been started at the Cana
nea-Eastern property which was re-
Gently secured on option and bond by
A G. Chariot and New York associates
A small force OF men is at present
working in cleaning up the
old workings The wagon roads
have been repaired and sup
property, about 20 miles east OF Cana
nea. The beginning of operations at
this time shows Chariot and his assO-
ctates have unlimited faith in the ulti-
mate outcome Of the Mexican troubles
Fl TriunfO last week contracted for
1000 cords of wood which will be used
as fuel for the small reverberatOry fur
mace The shelter returns on the last
matte shipment, amounting to a little
over eight tons, was about $4,000 gold.
Road work Finished.
The Richfield Copper company has
completed the repairing Of the wagon
road from Querobabi to its property. a
distance OF As miles east from that
place This week work was begun in
freighting the machinery and material
for the smelter and in about a month
the work Of erection viii be started
Maj. A J. Cooper is in charge Of the
property.
Plans for the installation OF a small
mill are being made by the owners OF
La Berbardina property. located in the
Mazatan range Ures district
Works Three shifts
The YaQui Consolidated Gold & Cop
per company is working three shifts
In sinking the shaft. a double compart-
mcnt. at It's property south Of No
Gales Jos. Miller is In charge. Lee
Regan, Of Nogales, is the manager.
The Espiritu property, located in the
Ma gdalena district and owned by A C.
bernerd and several others, is being
worked on fairly large scale under
the mans cement Of Jos. Scott, also one
OF those Interested A recent shipment
gave large returns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
DUST STORM MAKES
BUSINESS SUSPEND
Alpine Needs Good Rain
Badly; Hotel Manage
ment Changes.

Alpine, Tex, March 18.-Business has
been partially suspended here this week
on account Of the prevalence OF dust
storms. There was a little rain last
sunday but not enough to be OF ma
ter1al benef8-, and we are needing wa
ter now on the range.
It IS reported here that Herbert L
kOEernOt Of san Antonio viii build a
summer home in the northeastern
suburbs. where he has a Is acre tract
charge Of the Holland, the largest hotel
here Mr. Dryden having retired Ar.
Dryden having retired SIR. Nixon has
brought his family here.
Mrs Maria Watts, wife Of the largest
Mexican merchant in this section, died
here and was buried yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock She was - years Of
age Pneumonia was the cause OF death.
Rev Hubert II. smith and Rev. A B.
weaver, both OF Alpine. have concluded
q series Of revival services at Marathon
where they met with some considerable
encouragement
At the home OF Rev. A B. Weaver,
his eldest daughter, Miss Jewel and
W G. Becnt0l, son Of DR.. BechtOl,
were married, the brides father per
forming the ceremony.
arthur Williams and family have
removed to Alpine from Ozona- Mr..
Williams is senior partner in the firm
OF the Williams Saddlery Co, Of Al
pine.
Two Americans, confined in the
county jail on a serious charge. tried
TO break jail, and had sawed through
several bars OF their cell when Sher-
IN Allen Walton happened TO pass,
and hearing the noise, stopped their
work.
Albert Bailey Of Eidorado has Dur
chased ranch near here and win
move here with his family about
April is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
The Best Proof

Fl Psso Citizens Cannot Doubt II.
Doan's Kidney Pills were use5-tb.,,
cured 'ii9y
The story was told to Ell Paso resi-
dents. 1Si-
Time has strengthened the evidance
has proven the cure permanent
Inc testimony is home testfroonv-
1t can be investigated by Ell Paso r.s-
idents. ii sSo res
Mrs. E. l. Nichols. 1903 F Ausso,-,
St, Ell Paso. Texas. saws. II have bs5
no occasion to use Doan's Kidney pile
or any other kidney remedy since I
was cured by this remedy some tfr,e
ago I on are at liberty to use my state
ment as heretofore. For long tins
was troubled with backache and I at
tribute II to disordered kidneys. va,
rarely free from the annovance bu+ 7
felt II more when I was on nv feet
Now ana then sharp twinges darfe5
through me and was bothered nv
heaoa 6sl, Learning Of Doan's Kid
ney Pius, I decided to try them aDd
they proved to be just what I re0uiraJ
This remedy can be procured at EsII--
& POllard's Drug Store"
For sale by an dealers. Price 5o
cents. Eoster-Milburn Co. BuffsIo
New York, sole agents for the United
States '1u
Remember the name-Doan's-aBd
take no other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
KTilady's Toilet Table
D. Nine. D'lTILLE.

The electric needle can pc resorleo
70 for the removal Of superfluOus hairs,
but the operation IS expensive ana re-
CURES g first-class operator Wild hairs
can be quickly and easily removed at
home by the application Of delatone
paste Nix enough powdered delatone
with water and cover the hairy sur
face. apply and wipe off after two or
three minutes; then wash the skin and
the hairs viii be gone.
A clear. soft and satiny complexion
can be achieved by rubbing the race,
neck and arms gently each morning
with a solution made by dissolving an
original package Of mayatone In halI
pint Of witch hazel This is wonder
ful complexion beauufier and prevents
growth Of hair
To reduce sWellings, allay milan
nation. TO stop ache in back or joints
TO relieve pain from strain, orulse, sore
muscles or any cause, apply Mother
Salve before retiring, rubbing IN well
It is used for neuralgia, headache, rheu-
matism. lumbago, etc. The world never
saw its equal as a pain reliever
Don't catch cold washing your mead.
To make dry shampoo that cleans
the scalp and hair. put q cupful OF corn
meal in a fruit Jar, add contents Of an
original package Of theroX, and shake
Wen together Sprinkle a spoonful on
me head and brush well through the
mar Il viii make the hair light, fluffy
ana beautifully lustrous.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
MINING NEWS
MINE DIVIDENDS
FOR TWO MONTHS
Presidential Year Is Not At
fecting Dividend Dec
laratiOns.

judging from returns made to Mining
and Engineering World during the first
two months Of 1912. the so-called pres
idential year" viii have little, il any,
effect on the dividend declarations Of
American mines and works. With a
continuation OF the present high mar
ket prices for copper and silver which,
however. have so far had no effect on
dividend declarations, there is every
reason TO believe that the year will be
the most satisfactory to holders Of div
idend-paying stocks in the history OF
the industry.
with five companies less contribut-
ing TO the total for the two months OF
1912 than during the same period in
1911. there was paid to holders of stock
in 81 companies a total OF S12,121,z lds
as against $14,O2O,S15 In 1871 This de-
crease is entirely accounted for by the
discontinuance Of payments by a ma
jority of the Mexican companies.
+ Mexico's internal troubles have GER
tainly had a depressing effect on the
payment of dividends, for only five
companies have seemingly been in a pO-
sition to share their profits with hold
ers Of stock, and these five only TO
the extent Of sS175S4. A year ago II
companies reported as having paid a
total Of s1,375. 1913
Included In the 81 companies paying
dividends during the first two months
Of 1912 are Il operating copper prop
critics in the United Staees and which
contributed s4,47s,2S9 Since incorpO-
ration these II companies have en-
riched shareholders to the extent OF
1924, 997,237. a III per cent return on
the stock issued.
Three metallurgicaI works having an
outstanding capital OF $3.50. 764, $50,
paid during the past two months divi-
dends totauing S2.IO9,4S and SS0,S21.-
$50 since incorporation. making a re-
turn equivalent to so per cent.
The accompanying table gives the
dividends paid during February, the
date OF payment and the amount per
shara.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
MINES LIMITED IN
THEIR OPERATIONS
Necessity for Economizing
in Fuel Is Felt in Par
raj District.

Parral, Chin. March 13-The West
Mexican Mines, Ltd. Of Guadalupe y
CaIVo Is not working its mill at pres
ent, awaiting developments. but those
IN charge are in no way alarmed at
the OUTLOOK Everything IS very quiet
IN that camp, and those responsible
Tor the working OF the properties speak
very h1gnly OF the splendid way in
which Sr. AruoldO de la Rocha Is car
IylIg out MS duties as jefe municipal.
10 MS firm policy the absence Of dis
orders is largely attributable
In Parral most Of the mines are
working along as usual, although out
put mas been curtailed to a certain ex-
tent due TO the necessity OF economic
Ing IN the matter Of fuel supply.
In the event OF further Interrupt
ton OF railway communications Il
would be necessary to stop other work
and use fuel for no other purpose
the pumps. as failure to hold the wa
ter would entail great subsequent ex-
pense for the operators.
The second Of the two new tube
mus Tor the Alvarado company has
arrived. but the motors are not vet
here The mill is running up to ca
pacity.
At the veta Colorado mill the ton
ns &c treated has again been increased.
me company Is doing a great deal OF
development in the Quebradnlas mine.
ana the mill is now running at a profit
on the company's own ore.
Reports from private sources indi-
cste thar the new bond issue which
Mr.. Eirman Smith is handling m IN
the States, IS progressing favorablv
ana that much OF the issue has been
taken up
Farral Is In a more favorable posi-
ton on the fuel question than most
otner camps, as the Parral Duran
20 railway taps more than suffi-
Gent supply for the whole camp. and
mere IS no reason why this line
should be moIested. FfrewoOd bov--
ever, can not be cut and used without
stacking to dry-a process for which
a years time IS the usual allowance
ana II Is doubtful II the company would
DC able TO Keep pace with the heavy
demand which would result should an
the mines take TO using wood fuel.
Sale Of seats for Elsie Janis. avThs
sim Princess, opens tomorrow.
Dr. MnrnncE- 49, ,r,-.t...-. N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

for two or three weeks and all catarrh
germs viii be destroyed and the sore,
inflamed membrane viii be free from
catarrh
Money returned, you know, If HYO-
Mel doesn't give satisfaction In treat
ment Of catarrh. coughs. colds, Group
and catarrhal deafness It is made or
Australian Eucalyptus and does not
contain opium. cocaine or other inJurtus
drug. Complete outfit s1.0O. Extra
bottles SO cents at Kelly & Pollard,
and pharmacists everywhere.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
AMERICAN MINING CONCREss
10 MEET N SPnK 4 -, ~ . 81

Spokane. Wash. March r2-Tbe
American Mining congress of 1919 win
be held here probably the week of No
vember is, according to an announce
ment received here today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

Breathe NY
/. OAIEI and relief
will come in
five minutes,
breathe it daily
for a few days
and foul breath
Watery eyes,
stuffed up nose
snuffling, blow
ing, hacking
splitting viii
dis a p D e a r
Breathe il daily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
stIn Producing.

The Promontorio and Giro properties,
belonging to the Cusi Mining company,
still continue to produce from 70 to
100 tons daily Of phenOmenauy high
grade ore, and it is said that practical
~ all the ore now being produced is
from development work c. r. Wat
son is general manager or this prop
erty.
The Cusi Consolidated is sinking IN
good ore on the Elisa and will begin
shipping soon. The same company has
just installed a steam hoist with COM
pound engine on the Consolidate No
and is taking out some high grade
ore. Shipments are TO be made soon
from this property. The shaft is down
$40 feet and drifting is to be started
soon toward the contact on which the
great ore bodies Of the Promontorio are
ger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
ships From old dumps.

B. L. Farrar, manager Of the Gust
Mexicana Mining company. has shipped
20 cars OF ore from the old dumps on
MS property. The shipments have
SHOWN a good profit and there are a
rev thousand cars more of thee same
material to be shipped. The same
company IS sinking a new shaft on the
San Miguel property and is I'm good ore
ne mine looks most promising.
Several other properties In the
Cuslhulriachic district are being de-
Veloped and all are said to have excel
lent prospects, and st is reported that
new properties within a few devs
These are the Constante and the Re
compensa. all of which will be deveI-
oped by chihuahua capital.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

Na=-1OA1 r. NAL SIS FIRE ALARM.
Gasoline exploded in the rear OF the
Holmes Dyeing and Cleaning Works. on
Texas and Ochoa streets shortly after
four o'clock Tuesday afternoon and
caused fire alarm TO be turned in.
Neither the building nor its contents
were damaged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
Unhealthy
Millions
Saturated With Disease Caused by Ca
tarrh Germs, Their Vitality Is
Disappearing.

The longer you allow catarrh germs
to attack and devOur the delicate mem
brane OF the nose and throat the nearer
you are to the end of LIES Journey.
Don't neglect catarrh, II is a horrible
disease when once it fastens itself on
its victim, but IT can be cured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
Good Ore BODY struck.

body OF high grade ore has been
cut in the La SOledad in Cusihuiriachic
district. The values consist Of silver
sulphide and native silver and some
very fine specimens OF the latter have
been shown. The property belongs to
Gen Pascual Orozco, Luis Estrada
Primitive EnriQuez and Geo. NJ Hill
larry The latter is general manager
The new shaft IN the san Juan. be-
longing to n. +. Crossette, is down s.
feet and work is continuing The new
gasoline hoist which arrived a short
time ago is in commission. Mr.. Cros-
settle Is also in charge Of the opera
tons on the Veta Grande and Chusa
properties. and is sinking on both
properties. A gasoline hoist IS to be
installed on the Veta Grande.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
LITTLE CHANGE IN
CHIHUAHUA DISTRICT
Good Body of Ore Brought
IN at the La Soledad
Mine.

Chihuahua, Mexico. March 13.-The
mining activity during the past week
in this vicinity was about the same
in tone as last week, with the outlook
a trifle more encouraging If anything
While traffic over the North Western
road IS trIfie irregular. there is much
hope being held out for an early re-
sumption of daily freight and passen-
ger service. Service from Mexico City
has besn out 1o- some days and &C
cO-diEg to the raiiICad officials will
likely. remain out for while longer.
though the bridges are being repaired.
This embargo placed upon the rail-
roads has naturally curtailed the ore
movements to the shelters. The mines
in the Cusihuiriachic section are great
~ inconvenience as well as other
mines in the various districts contigu-
Gus to the railroad.
Mining men are still hopeful, but all
admit that the situation is a hard one
10 gage.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-18
Attacking Congressman Fordney

the National Farmer
The interesting spectacle people of the Democratic
gressman Fordney friend of
nominee unfortunately has record whatever
public which claim the Of the people
what would the farmers in the district gain by his election!
He supports the beet
busines of Michigan of business
cheap yellow and black foreign labor ~
pockets this Not pound of beet
realizing
dollars lobbying
Congress kill the tariff IN
industry And majority Of members of the
passed free BILL
of Republicans da few Democrats saved the
industry solely the of the Pres
the the Eighth district is
BILL and candidate
dent if will 10 the American industry
utility
all the Democrats living under
he
Michigan have saved the industry
by other manufactur industries :,
would
be in operation n Michigan today
Michigan
the manufacturing of and and is all
dueo he pro tariff which has made this possible
idle workmen
the of the good old Democratic times Of the
Democratic
for
whe interest lies
urer and
when
accomplishments of such specimens of ability
areca candidates for Democratic Congress in this state