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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
MINE WILL RESUME
WHEN REVOLT ENDS
Mesa Rica Mill Filteration
Trouble Overcome,
Saws Tanner.

Douglas. ARK. March sO.-The Mesa
Rica mine, IS miles northeast OF Sa-
huarfpa, although not entirely closed
down. has suspended practically all
ger s. A. Tanner. who has come TO
Douglas to reside until after the revo-
1utionary scare shall have subsideo-
eOur milk, which has G capacity OF
30 Tors, has been shut down for some
tine, owing TO trouble with the filtra-
ton system. Several expert mill men
looked oFsr the puzzling condition and
failed 70 find the solution This has
been Accomplished, however. By A. F.
Tanner OF Milwaukee, president OF
the company He has perfected q sys-
ten OF precipitation which gives the
desired result We shah be IN ex-
cellenr shape for the start when -'oe
war scare blows over"
Mr.. Tanner stated that practically all
Americans in that section OF the state
have come out, some being warned by
service and others acting upon their
own initiative, following president
Tafts warning through the Associated
Press.
En- route TO Douglas, Lieut.. MOntene-
gTo, the leader OF the rebel band which
fought with and was defeated BY the
command Of GIal. AlVaradO about two
weeks ago near NacOZari, came into
Tanners camp and stayed all night
Tanner dlQ not know the Identity OF
his visitor until the following day,
when his mozo told him Montenegro
was unaccOmpanied, but was heavily
armed. having rifle revolver and a
pair Of handouts, with plenty Of am
mGnition for his firearms.
Montenegro tried 10 betray our
hospitality during tbs night" said
Tanner. lie urged our mozo to give
MIN my horse instead Of his own but
was OFerruled by the other, who point
ed out the fact that there were three
Americans TO one bandit Montenegro
moves about seemingly fearing no mo-
lestation. He Is well known, having
been reared at AriFechi, near Sahua-
ripa.
While speaking OF the possibilities Of
Intervention, Mr. Tanner said that ma
t5yes OF the Sahuaripa district not
alone expect it, but want il, as they
feel assured that they can then go
about their work unmolested By bandit
raids
'One Of our Mexican laborers asked
me Tor q letter to the American soldiers
10 tel them that he was neutral, when
they arrived at the mine" said Tan
ner. i laughed him out Of the idea,
though"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
MINING NEWS
DIsGOVERER OF CENTURION COPPER
MINE is A VISITOR To FL PAS0

an ore Of merit and promise. Ny cap
ital was meager- I kept on eNpendlng
all my hard earned accommodations. But
1 was compelled TO get friends inter-
ested in order to continue and finally
We organized company.
Development is being pushed and
soon a large body of ore has been en-
ccuntered. averaging percent copper.
A Few shipments from the mine 10 the
smelter avera ged 16 percent copper.
Found Little Water.
We struck water at the $40 foot
level, and the mine makes about one
barrel OF water an hour. Strange to say.
we have not yet reached the sulphide
ore zone Of secondary enrichment. We
made station al the 625 foot level and
are cross cutting about seven feet
above the water level, and are in fine
ore When this cross cut is finished we
shall begin shipping regularly. As soon
as we strike sulphides we shall erect
a smelter There is wonderful sim
narity in the Centurion ore deposits
and formation and those OF the Copper
Queen"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
MINING NEWS
BIC DEAL PENDING
IN M0G0LL0H FIELD
Involves Entire Holdings OF
the Mogollon Gold and
Copper Company.

Mogollon. n. H.. March 30-At the
Mogolon Gold and copper company 1t
is reported deal is pending whereby
the entire holdings Of this company
will be taken over and active develop
ment started on a number Of the mines,
some OF which are now IN snapo 70
furnish q fair tonnage Of mill ore
Modest development the past rev
months has disclosed an immense VEIN
Of low grade ore in the Iron group.
The Mitchell group owners nave
started 8 drift on the vein, and owing
to the topography OF the locality. depth
Is gained rapidly as the work advances
Although the face Is IN but short dis
lance the rock shows free gold
The Ernestine Mining company bull
lion product for the first 20 days OF
March was 13, $50 Ounces troy OF gold
and silver; concentrates Tor the perloo
amounted TO $1,000 pounds. The ore
trestrnent for the past two weeks was
1410 tons Framework FOR new
Blake crusher is being crested, which,
when installed, viii do away with the
belt conveyor now IN u.s.
At the DeadWood mines the new
crank sl1aft for engine arrived In Sill
yer City last week and was hauled as
lar IS the CHA the river being roo
high TO undertake crossing with the
heavy load II IS now probable that
the mill viii not be able to resume
operation before the first week in
April
The Deep Down gasoline hoist. or
dered By the leasers, viii likely be
installed within a week and ore break
ing carried on more extensively The
DeadWood MIL VIII treat the product
The platforms at the Pacific mine OF
the Oaks company are filled with ore
awaiting delivery to the DeadWood
mill for treatment as soon as the en-
Efns at the latter plaos is In commits
sion The south shaft is yielding fine
ore as sinking progresses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
MINING NEWS
J. P. Richardson Tells of His
Finding the Property and
Uncovering Its Ores, in
the Dragon Mountains.

About two miles northwest Of
Dragon. a station on the Southern Pa
cific railroad. in the Cochise mining
district. Cochise county, Arizona, and in
the heart Of the great copper belt, are
the properties Of the Centurion Arizona
Mining company. These consist Of two
grOups-ErOup No containing y
claims, and group No containing a
claims. The latter group is three miles
north Of the former ana Is the JOAnson
district famous for Its large produc-
ton Of copper and its Peabody mine
The main development work says j.
z. Richardson, president of the COM
many. who is at Hotel Sheldon, has been
dome on the Lady Rose claim CT group
No L This IS a shaft sunk on an In
cline Of 60 degrees TO a depth Of b5O
feet. together with over 1900 feet OF
cross cuts ana drifts. In addition 10
these are three other shafts. the longest
drift being 125 feet. In all these shafts
and drifts commercial ore, averaging
5 percent copper has been encountered
AT the principal shaft is installed IS
horse power gasoline hoist and Sulli-
van air compressor and drills.
Plenty of Ore.
on all the different levels OF this
shaft. open ground and caves have been
encountered lined with copper ore. run
ming from one TO 80 percent. This is
pre-cambrian schist, in which forma-
ton the greatest copper mines of Ari-
zcna have been found
Immense Ore Body Developed.
ct is a remarkable and favorable
feature OF our property" says Mr.
Richardson. chat the ore deposits are
continuous from within % feet Of the
surface down to the bottom at the $50
foot level We have over 10000 tons OF
ore already exposed in these workings.
These ores are still in the OXidiZed and
leached zone and are carbOnates of
copper and irOn-
s'The main ore body lying under the
hanging wall is about p feet wide and
solid ore Tie copper occurs in bunch
es in the mass Of iron oxides and also
in the lime hanging wall in cavities
These are. strictly speaking. not in
vein form. but occur in chambers, I
varying from three 10 - feet in width
z-hfch are covered with copper and iron.
wideEed from a few feet on the first
level to no feet at the lowest levels '
Discovered Centurion Mines.
Mr. Richardson is the original discov- I
previously been construction foreman I
in the Copper Queen mines in Bisbee /
here he had the rare opportunity Ia I
study the mode of ore deposition and /
geological environments Of that Won
derful BONANZA While engaged in this |
work at good salary says he, I be- [
came DESTROYS OF finding a similar mine
I resigned my position in 1898 and
started out prospecting. First ] pros /
pected in the Johnson district. but soon Q
went farther south and found the for
nation was similar TO that OF Bfgbee-
located the claims I am proud to say
that my judgment has proved correct ]
Discovers the Ore.
Sinking my prospect hole through I
the copper stained lime near the con- 1
tact TO a depth Of IS feet I broke INTO /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
RICH STRIKE OF
COPPER IN SONORA

Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. March 80.
A big strike Of high grade copper
ore has been made at the San Juan
Grande mine, situated y miles from
Soyopa, Sonora The ore runs as high
as so percent copper, p to 80 ounces
in silver. and from 81 to $40 per ten
gold The vein yielding this grade OF
ore is from one to two feet wide, and
the incline shaft Is now down 90 feet
At the bottom Of the shaft the vein ap-
pears to be increasing in width.
Two other shafts are now being
sunk both of which indicate the same
grade Of ore. These are now As and 50
feet in depth. A tunnel is being driv-
en- into the hill to cut these veins at a
depth Of 300 feet Returns from a
shipment of this ore sold in HermosillO
last week were $1O4.75 Z. 5. currency
per ton The owners Of the san Juan
Grande mine are r. Z. Fayer and A. G..
Pace, Of La Colorado.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30

the Calumet & Arizona company in It's
Briggs shaft
The ore was found in a crosscut 522
feet from the Briggs shaft on the 18th
level The ore is sulphide and assays
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
INSPIRATION ORE PROVE
coon FOR CONCENTRi

Boston. Mass, March 3o.-Advices
from the Inspiration Consolidated prop
erty, where mill tests have been con-
Quoted on the ore preliminary to the
final designing OF the cOmpany's con
contractor. state that judging from the
results already obtained by the men in
charge Of this work, the Inspiration
ore is better adapted to concentration
than the ores on any OF the socalled
low grade porphyry mines now in
operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30

made on several days averaged IS per-
cent They have averaged by days BIS
percent. 40 percent. p percent "a per
cent. p percent and Al percent This
strike follows several recent strikes on
the 18th and 18th levels Of the Briggs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
RICH GOLD STRIKE
REPORTED AT STEMS
Ore Carrying Values Up to
$500 Reported
Struck.

Silver City, n. NJ, March 30-A rich
gold strike Is reported in the Fl ORC
mine, near Stems, in the extreme west
ern part Of Grant county. The vein is
said TO be IA inches wide and carries
values up TO $500 per ton The mine
IS closely guarded A large party Of
Los Angeles mining rlsa is expected
10 visit the mine within the next two
weeks
Some OF the miners in the adjacent
camps have problem to solve. 1t
seems tnat the road OTerseers have
some sort Of an Arrangement with the
mining companies TO collect road taxes
from their employees, deducting the
amount, S. from their pay. They give
a regular printed receipt for the money,
which is turned over to the road over
seer or tax collector The mining
company collects from all the men,
regar dless Of the fact that many of
them are not citizens Of the state and
are only fin the ernBIo,me1r az the
company temporarily. In a recent case
q miner visiting camp did four or
five days work IN an emergency and
when paid for ii the road tax Of SO
was held out This man was not 4
citizen OF the state. county or precinct
and he came TO the county seat TO see
II he could not get the money returned,
but he failed 1t is claimed that under
the law a mining corporation can not
be made q tax collector. nor can Gu-
tbority be delegated TO them 10 act as
such in the collection Of any tax, road
or other special tax, from their en-
pioyes or any other person.
George H Utter. the zinc man, viii
ship two carloads OF zinc cOncen-
trates to Oklahoma Speaking of the
Increased demand for the product Of
his mine. he said. Il will have TO
enlarge my mill and increase mining
operations
So far the Phelps-Dodge people have
not turned a shovel either at Leopold
or Tyrone There is persistent talk IN
both camps that resumption Of work at
both places is certain in the very near
future
The Colorado Fuel and Iron com
pany Is working 125 miners at Fierre
and IS shipping out daily to Pueblo is
carloads OF ore
naTE. FOR NINE CONGRESS
:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30

shaft averaging : percent to 10 per
cent copper and s. per ton in gold.
which are holding out 1t only requires
1850 tons of 40 percent ore TO provide
100000 pounds Of copper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
IMPORTANT STRIKE
MANI ~

Bisbee. ARK. March 50.-One of the
most important ore strikes in the his
tory OF the company has been made by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
RIGHT UNDER
YOUR EYE
1sl5-z

That's the place to invest IN real estate. Not
in some distant city where you have no per
sonal knowledge of conditions, but here at
home, IN FL PasO, where you can watch It
grow IN value as the place develops; where
you are on the ground to seize an opportunity
to sell, if you think it to your advantage.
You will find no better real estate investment
than here In Government Hill; It Is growing
IN value rapidly It's safe. You pay no
fictitious price for II. You are taking no
chances. You know what
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-30
DATE FOR NINE CONGRESS
AT SPOKANE AENOUNi

Spokane. Wash March 30.-Dates
for the American Mining congress. to
be held ia Spokane this year have
been fixed for November $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
MATAWAN

Miss Leila Taylor, formerly of
Matawan,- but who has beene living
abroad for the past ten years, re-
turned to New York last week. She
was met at the steamer by Miss M.
l.. Terhune, who spent the night with
her In New York. Miss Taylor left
for Chicago, where she will spend
some time. Her plans for the future
have not been decided on as yet.
While in Matawan Miss Taylor lived
at the Taylor homestead, now the
property Of Christian Heiser.
C. H. Wardell spent Wednesday in
New York.
Mrs. NJ. Schock was an out of town
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilson Lisk and Mrs. Theo-
dore Lisk are spending the day at
Tanners Corners.
Miss Helen Kelly recited at the
G. T. U. convention at Hacketts-
town Wednesday evening. Miss Kel-
ly is now trying for a grand gold
medal, having won both a gold and
silver medal. Miss Kelly was accom-
panied as far as Newark by her
mother, Mrs. A. Kelly.
Mrs. G.. B. Davis held a sale of
household articles at the Old Home
stead hotel on Wednesday. Mr.. Da-
Wis also sold the bar fixtures. Both
sales were we'll attended.
DR.. c. C. Straughn is having his
porch repaired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
MONMOUTH CO..
CALVARY M. {.
PLANS BAZAAR
Report Church Ladies Are
Getting Ready.
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special 10 the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Oct. 10:-Plans are
about completed for the bazaar to
be held in the Calvary M. E. church
on the evening of November IA and
Is. This is an annual event and
this years efforts are expected to
surpass all others.
The following is the list Of tables
Just completed:
Supper tables, under direction of
Mrs. Thomas Dawson and helpers.
Fancy table: chairman, Miss Viola
G.. Yerkes; helpers, Mrs. Frank A.
Smith, Mrs. Josephine Hoff, Mrs.
Richard Jewett, Mrs. Richard White,
Mrs. Lester Lerry.
Candy table, Miss ANNA Lawrie
Tilton,. chairman; assistants, Mrs.
Joseph Tyler, Miss Florence Wiesen-
er.
Domestic table, Mrs. William
Lambertson, chairman, assistants,
Miss Brenda Anderson, Mrs. Fannie
Norris.
Colgate's table, Misses Nellie Nor
ris, Lena Lambertson, Pearle Wall
ing.
Flower garden, Miss Mildred Lack
ey.
OF course there will be lots of ice
cream and lemonade and the usual
articles which go to make up a sue
cessful bazaar. The members Of the
church are very enthusiastically
working and it Is hoped no m will
be sighted. If so, the committee in
charge would greatly appreciate the
offering of such articles as is conven-
lent for the friends of the church to
give.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
Is ARRESTED
IN CRAP GAME
Report Officers Come Upon
Men in a Field.
.ciol to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Oct. 10.-Sunday after
noon Officers Mccain and Johnston
came upon a crap game at its
height. The players were in the
brick yard field and seemingly having
a great time until they spied the
officials. Eighteen men were put I'M
der arrest and held for a hearing,
which took place before~1.s,ice OF
the Peace Isaac Johnston, of Os-
borne street, who fined them $2.75
each. The names of the players are
being withheld from the public, al
though the officers have the name
of each man and if caught again they
may be given out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
WERE LOOKING
FOR TROUBLE
Report Police Force Was
Equal to the Emergency.
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Oct. 10:-Tuesday ven
ing a party of five young men came
from Freehold and Whereabouts in
an automobile to Keyport. Several
reasons why they came have been
given, but it is thought that they
came with the intentions of making
trouble.
1t seems that at a previous date
Officer Asbury Mount had arrested
one of their friends and these young
men did not know that it was Officer
Mason who was on duty Tuesday
evening. An argument began among
them and when officer Mason inter
fered they seemingly objected and
hit the official, and thinking to make
trouble for the officer who had ar
rested their friend pulled a gun on
him.
OF course, Officer Mason was not
slow in taking his W part and he
told them to get out Of town or seri-
Gus trouble would occur. Then shots
were heard and Mr.. Mason pulled
his revolver, but claims he shot at
the ground. However, some stray
bullet hit one of the fellows In the
foot and he had to be taken to the
Long Branch Hospital, where he
gave his name as Arthur Thompson,
Of Marlboro. Two Of the others
were caught and locked up over
night and these were taken to Free
hold this morning by Officers Mason
and Johnston. These gave their
names as Lester Brunell and John
Quinn.
Keyport being a small town can
not boast of a large police force, but
although few in numbers it is
mighty in strength, and people desir-
ing their just deserts can always find
them by making a fuss, however
small.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
GUILD BUYS
ST%EREOPTlCON OUTFIT

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Oct. 10-The Mems Guild
of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
church has purchased from Rev. w.
e. Compton, his fine ~stereopticon out
fit and intend to use 1t In giving
instructive lectures In the near fu-
ture. MI. Compton, having sold this
outfit, intends purchasing a much
larger and finer machine and will
give his usual lectures during the
winter. Mr.. Compton is a lecturer of
great ability and this coupled with
the illustrations, make an evening of
his entertainment not only very
~pleasurable, but extremely profitable
as well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
sunragette Prison Treatment.

London, Oct. 10:-The ordinary
inmates of His Majesty's prisons are
jealous of the privileges accorded
the suffragette contingent, under re-
cent orders from the Home ONCE.
I'VE do not disguise the fact"
says the annual report of the prison
commissioners, chat the large con-
cessions made, and d~ispensations
granted from what the ordinary re-
gime entails, have created much dis
satisfaction among other prisoners
who are not able to understand what
must often be a nice distinction"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
GROUNDS BROKEN FOR A
MEM 0 IN kEYP0RT

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
K~eyport, Oct. 10:-Ground is be-
ing broken today for the erection of
a new brick store to be occupied by
Theodore Kelsey for his grocery
business. The building will stand
On Front street between the Old
Mill variety store and the one occu-
pied by Mr.. Kelsey.
Several years ago Mr.. Kelsey
opened a butter and egg store and
gradually added groceries as his
business increased until the store he
now has is not nearly large enough
to accommodate his trade. The work
On the new store will be rushed and
T. l~@Se N9. Kelsey viii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
NEW PICTURE THEATRE
BUILDING IN kEYP0RT

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Report, Oct. 10.-The new NOV
ing picture theatre owned by r. Dec
kert, of ~Hackensack, Is fast nearing
completion. The front which con-
sists of cement blocks, is nearly fin
ished. Bovine Brothers, of Browns
point, are doing the work. Dallas
Young Is the contractor and his eff
forts in erecting such a handsome
building is well worth noticing. 1t is
needless to say that the building
will be a great ornament to Key
port, as we'll as a great accommoda-
ton to the people, for many evenings
it Is impossible to seat the crowds
which flock to the show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
GETS MEDAL FOR SERVICE
IN THE NATIONAL GUARD

Special to the RUBNING NEWS.
Keyport, Oct. 10:-H. Wilbur
Maynard, Of First street, was pre-
scented with a handsome medal Tues
day by the quartermaster general of
the State of New Jersey for twenty
five faithful years of service in the
New Jersey National Guard. Mr..
Maynard is a very enthusiastic mem
Der Of the National Guard and he
greatly appreciates the reward given
him by the state. The medal is a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-10
Dated October .. 1912.
WILBUR LA ROE.
-. City Clerk.
NOTICE OF FINAL ASSESSMENT.
stockton Street Grading from Smith STREE
to Lehlxh Avenue,

aso.ee y .hereoy given that the final
report and map Of the cost of grading
stockton street from Smith street to Lee
hish avenue was filed IN the once
OF me CITY Clerk of Perth Amboy, N. J.,
on the Fourth day of October, 1872. by the
commissioners of assessr ents for street i'm
Owners of lands to be assessed
Tor SAID improvement are hereby notified
ma. the council VIII meet in the Council
chamber at the City Hall, in said CITY 81
Perth Amboy, on the fourth day of Noyem-
Der, 1912, at 5 o'clock in the evening. 10
consider said assessment, and to receive
may be presented in writing.
Dated October g.. 1912.
WILBUR LA ROE.
City Clerk.