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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18

100 ounces in silver The rich pay
streak is of native silver and argentite
and is from 10 to Is inches wide at
present The richest samples, such as
am packing in this box, run % 600
ounces silver and 100 ounces gold per
ton The yellow color of the silver is
due to the gold contents or alloy. The
milling or lower grade ore runs from
1e inches to seven feet wide. The ore
have been shipping in IS ton lots runs
from $4,000 to $4,000 per ton"
Mr. Rynerson is purchasing machin-
cry for concentrating plant which he
intends to install to treat the lower
grade ores He says the Tigre IS now
working more men and shipping more
bullion and ore than ever in It's his
tory, that that district is livelier than
ever and that there is no revolutionary
trouble in that section as far as he
knows.
George B. Williams who is mining
at the Orc mine in Santa Cruz county,
Arizona, says: The Montana mine has
over $1,25O,000 of ore in sight" The
Arizona Consolidated has 500 900; the
Austerlitz 10000 tons Of $50 ore and I
don't know how much more of $40 and
SIS ore and we have some at the Orc
mine
Some of the properties in the dis
tr1ct are the Austerlitz, the Ostrich and
the Faltzes "copper". which are owned
by Todd c. Woodwork and William
Iayne; the Yellowstone, owned by
Diehl; the Montana, owned by Powell,
Holson and McDermott: the Switzer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
MINING NEWS
FL TEnBLOR MINE IN SONORA IS
YIELDING WEALTH OF VIRGIN SILVER

express some samples of the ore I am
now taking out and sacking for ship
ment from the FL Temblor. In my re-
cent visit to New York they showed me
some of the wonderful specimens Of
virgin silver they had in their offices
from the Canadian mines. When I told
them that I could duplicate them from
their Sonora mine, they requested me
to send some samples for their cabinet
7 am working this property under a
lease being for two years, and I have
been shipping right along without any
mOlestation from the revolutionists,' .
said RynersOn. Il have no partners
and am working quite force Of min
ers. The ore occurs in an altered
quartz gangue in a true fissure vein,
which is in the same mineral horizon as
the FL Tigre. The ore is both silver
and gold. in the relative proportion of
one and half ounces of gold to each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18

manas range This is considered one
of the richest zinc dictricts in south
ern New Mexico. Columbus is ouly 10
miles southeast Vof this camp
SteepIe Rock District.
In the Steeple Rock district, in west
ern Grant county, n. N, in which is
the famous old Carlisle gold mine with
a record of over $1,000. 600 production,
the Steeple Rock Development company
has given a two years option and lease
on the Jim CroW-Imperial group Of
eight claims. The Ieasers viii prOba-
bly, erect a cyanide plant to work the
ore and will sink new shaft on the
Jim Crow mine. The property lies
three miles south of Steeple Rock, on
the road to Duncan W h Newcomb,
of Silver City, is interested with EaStOn
in the lease The Jim Crow mine IS
opened to a depth of zoo fet and much
high grade ore was shipped to the II
PaSO smelter before it was closed down
in 1897. In the same belt are the Twin
Peaks mines and the Isabella, which is
a new gold property that IS now max
ing a record of high grade gold pro-
ductiOn-
William Corbett, who recently arrived
from Alaska and makes his headquar-
tiers in FL PasO. has bonded and leased
two claims in the Apache district in
the Black Range, n. NJ, and viii begin
operations the first of the coming
year. On the property is a shaft $50
feet deep. Drifts have been run from
the shaft in the vein and all in ore
Uncover Rich Ore.
In the ManzanO mountains New Mex
leo, W. ". Buchanan and partners have
been working and have uncovered a
valuable ore deposit which bids fair to
be a big thing. Samples from the sur
face have been assayed with the fol-
lowing results: Gold AZ cents; silver.
S193, and copper, S42.25. There are
three veins OutcrOpping, true assures
traceable three-fourths of q. mile from
northwest to southeast, and averaging
four feet wide In the same mountains
there is a good deal Of coal
The rich deposits of nitrazes, which
We're located in the foothills Of the
Guadalupe mountains. 40 miles west OF
Carlsbad. and about 120 miles north
east of El Paso. are proving 10 be very
extensive A tunnel has been Driven
into the mountain, disclosing a vein of
niI ties from 10 to 20 feet wide sam
pies sent for analysis showed 90 per
cent nitrates. The Lyon Mining COM
pany has been organized to operate this
property. New York and Denver cap
italists are interested in the property.
Er1esfIne Reported Sold.
It is reported that z. A. SWayne has
finally completed details for the sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18

Of the Ernestine company's famous
mining property IN the MOgollOn noun
tains IN Grant county, \. NJ. to q
group OF eastern capitalists and thar
they have also bought the stock OF Z.
Craig, president Of the company, and
part Of the stock Of J. Albert Mckay.
treasurer Of the company This gives
the eastern purchasers control OF the
property This is one Of the biggest
and most important. mining deals con
summated in New Mexico this year, for
the Ernesune IS one OF the biggest sud
and silver producers in New Mexico.
In the Stems District.
The National Gold ana Silver Mining
company has temporarily stopped work
IN the long drift in the Halcyon lode
TO make some repairs in the shaft and
put a new line OF pine from the mine
pump to the surface of the Beck ncire.
The drift on the Halcyon vein IS on
the 800 foot level and in the face Of it
some very fine ore has been struck the
past week
In the same district, about nine miles
south Of Stein. William Scott, Of Bis
pee, Arlz, has taken a lease on the
Johnny Bull mine and intends to start
work in January next This Is a COP
per mine that had the record Of large
production several years ago. The ores
are Oxidized and composed Of chrysi-
cola, carbOnates and some sUlphides.
1t is reported that the Empire Zinc
company, which recently took an option
to purchase the san Xavier group Of
gin work at once. Development work
was prosecuted on them 40 years ago,
and while not over 300 feet depth was
attained. the lateral and total work
ings amount to several thousand feet
1t is said to contain enormous bodies
Of zinc ores
Copper Strike Made.
In the Twin Butts mine, south OF
Tucson, a-rich copper strike is reported
70 nave Just been made by z. 3. Eush,
the manager. The discovery was made
on the 500 foot level of the Senator
Morgan claim The ore is said to ay-
erage 20 percent copper for a width Of
20 inches, and to average five percent
copper across a face u feet wide.
A P. Warner, Of BelOit Wis. one OF
the owners Of the Eighty-Five mine.
near Lordsburg. n. NJ, is negotiating
for the Olympia mine, in the PapagO
district, south OF Tucson, ARK
Leasers are working over the old
tailings dump Of the old Pieacho mine.
in the Yuma, Ariz-. district, with very
good results They found that the tall
ings carried from S1-50 to $3.50 ccld
per ton. in free. state, and yielding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
MINING NEWS
Rynerson Sends the Owners
Samples, of Marvellous
Richness.

William l. Rynerson, formerly of FL
Paso. but now a mining man in Sonora,
Mexico. is buying mining machinery
and equipment for the mine he is op-
Grating in the FL Tigre district. called
lEI TemblCr- The mine is about eight
miles in a direct line across the noun
tains. or u miles by wagon road. from
the famous FL Tigre mine. THE FL
Temblor mine is owned by a wealthy
New York family, that is also heavily
interested in the rich silver mines in
Cobalt, Can" says Mr.. Rynerson, "and
at their request I am sending them by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18

Continued on page 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
Sport and Society Section
We Invite
Your Attention to

Away from the noise and
dirt of down town, yet with
modern conveniences.
Grandview Lots are ideal
Christmas presents, increas-
ing In value as the months
roll around, won't be cast
aside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
Harqua HaIn Operated.

In the Worlds Fair Extension mine,
L NJ Raines and associates have
opened a body of fine looking ore,
which carries high values. Upon the
April group near the R. r. r. mine,
Val Vaenezuela has struck a three foot
ledge of copper rock assaying $17.5O in
value. It is a white carbonate, similar
to that of the r. r. R mine. Drillings
on the ledge have brought out native
copper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Milwaukee Dealers
Get After Bragg

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.-The MIL
waukee Automobile Dealers associa-
ton apparently has determined upon
reprisals in the case OF Caleb s.
Bragg. the racing driver. who won the
Grand Prize event earlier in the
month out there. Bragg has been
very outspoken in his criticism of the
association, and recently told some
things that hadn't come out before.
He got word yesterday from Milwau>
kee that suit had been started against
him to recover the entry fee supposed
to accompany each entry for the
races.
In order to get men to enter the
races the Deaders' association waived
the fass II has been generally under
stood. Those were the only terms on
which they managed TO fill UP the
Glasses, Bragg went into the race
feeling sure he wasn't supposed to
pay any fee. The Milwaukee men
are SO far behind financially that
probably they feel this is one way
they can catch up. The other drivers
likely viii he asked to pay their
entry fees too.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Benedictine Team
Shows Its Spirit

Under the direction of F. Earle
Lutz, former fullback OF the Rich
mond college football team, the Ben
edictine college eleven IL fast rounding
into shape and the prospects for the
balance of the season lok bright.
Within the past two weeks the boys
have been subjected to some hard
practice and Coach Lutz seems well
pleased with the showing they have
made. Although light squad. he
feels sure that they can make a good
showing against the heavier teams
whom they will meet within the next
three weeks.
The line consisting of Parsons and
Malone. ends: Captain Fletcher and
Binns. .ackles: Purcell and Garrison,
as guards, and Cheatwood, in center.
are showing up we'll Terry Morri-
son. who played quarterback for the
team last year, is back in his old po-
sition and is showing up in his usual
good form. The other members OF
the backheld. Hoen. righthalf; Nc
Graw, lefthalf. and Pollard in full
back are also showing up well,
Shaughnessy, Gibbons, Dugan and
Ieesfield desrve special mention.
Next Friday the Benedicsine boys
will journey to Chester, where they
will tackle the fast Chester Agricul-
tural high school. Although outweigh
ed by several pounds, the cadets ex-
pect to put up hard fight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Brisco Is Out of
u. S. Motor Co.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s,---Publio an
nouncement Is made now OF the with
drawai from the United States Motor
company of Benjamin Briscoe, Ats
president MIR. Brlscoe resigned three
weeks ago, but that was known only
to few persons at the time. The
great strain under which he has been
working, before the failure of the con-
Germ and since then on the reorgani-
cation, has told on Mr.. Bfissee and, al
though his associates were anxious to
have him remain. he needs rest. He
Will stay with the-eeHapa#y actually
until the middle of next month and
then will sail with his family for sew
erat months stay In Europe.
To show that Mr.. Briscoe retains
an interest in the concern he Will de-
vote little time abroad to an ex-
tension of the company's export busi-
ness. Mr.. Briscoe has been promi-
nent In the automobile business since
1899. The Briscoe Manufacturing
company took UP the parts business
then In Detroit. Five years later he
organized the Maxwell Briscoe COM
pany, which was the strength OF the
United States Motor company, which
assin1iiated II and some other con-
Germs later. He organized the Amer
lean Motor Car Manufacturers' as
ISOLATION and was its president for
two terms. He 10 vice president and
a member Of the executive commit
tee Of the National Associa ton of Au-
tomobile Manufacturers and IL secre-
tary and director or the autom obile
board of trade
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Robertson Stays
With the Giants

PORTSMOUTH. VA, Oct 10
Manager McGraw, OF the New York
Giants. has announced his player
reservations for 1913, and the list in
cludes the name OF Davis Robertson.
the Portsmouthian, who was taken
on about midseason this year as a
pitching recruit.
The announcement that McGraw
has reserved Robertson for 1913
means that he will be with the club
next year in spite Of the fact that
he did not get much opportunity to
play during the season just ended
Robertson was PLAYED in part of
several games. holding down first base
in Fred Merkle's place In a couple
Of them. and doing very acceptably
while in another he was shifted into
the outfeld.
1t is learned that Robertson is just
recovering from a severe ease of ton
silitis
He is expected in town this week,
and after spending short time with
relatives he will 60 to Washington
to enter the United States College Of
Veterinary Science. where he will re-
sumo his studies IN veterinary sur
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Richmond GunClub
Members Guests
at Yacht Club

The Richmond Yacht club had as
members of the Richmond Gun club.
H. Brown was the bright and
shining star OF the evening, breaking
ninety out Of his century with his
twenty-five straight, finishing his
score with his last twenty-five
straight. ending while the moon was
shining brightly.
Anderson vas second. but did not
shoot in his usual good form.
v HechIer was master Of cere-
monies and, IF course, was kept
eusy.. looking after shells. and price
of targets.
The members # the Richmond
and several Joined the Richmond
Yacht club.
There II 4 rrops~-ttoft ext md II 10
all shootersscf the Richmond cinh TO
become 4 stockholie. ns well az a
member of tho Yacht club
AS the Richmond club haze fnDv-
ing instructions. IL looks az though
every regular shooter will join ia
Richmond Yacht club. Thts inTuFeS
permanent location for the Ricn-
mond shooters.
squin~ OF BROKEN targets.
Captain Cook, who held the cham
pionship of Staunton for number
OF years. demonstrated that he could
break them.
Watch Christian. kipps ana Wat
kins. They have the making OF good
shooters.
Wiley Lawrence vas in the midst.
and is the Universal Victor"
Easiey has ordered Il new Smith
gun. and all expect much OF him.
A rife range is now the talk. ard
as the club has several good rife
shots. MATCH Ia In anticipation be-
tween this and the Ashland club
e. b. Cook. his wife and son. Ar
thur. were cordially received. Master
Arthur Is chip off OF the old block
and has already had several lessons
in shooting. Colonel J. b. Har,ie,
Of r. II. Chafffn Il Co, was an in
terested spectator and met many Of
the shooters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
President Fogel
Refuses to Sell

NEW YORK. Oct ls.--Horace F'o-
gel. president of the Philadelphia
club of the National league says he
intends to stand by the charges he
made against Thomas j, Lynch.
president of the league. neither does
he intend to sell his club and Quit
baseball. he declares
Il know OF nifty miilionaires in
Philadelphia who want to buy my
club" said Fogei today, and the
price jig Just 100000 / received
an offer of $500, 000 two years ago.
But I'm not going to sell. That
would be running ont under FIRE.
I'm not criminal and they can't
expel me for what ] have said.
AS for President Lynch, ! proba-
bly, will begin an action for crimi-
nal libel against him at an early date.
1 have retained Hughey Jennings as
one of my lawyers and I intend to
have several OF the best in Phiiadel-
phta-"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
brush TOO LATE WITH
PROTEST SAYS BARNEY

PTTTEBJRG, PA, Oct l9.--FSaF-
ney Dreyfuss is angry over the refu-
sal of John r. Brush TO turn over to
the National league 25 per cent Of
the New York clubs receipts from the
worlds series games. Brush com
tends the resolution adopted al the
meeting OF club owners last winter
u Illegal
Its queer that Brush never
thought Of that rule before said
Drsyfnsx N"ft has been year since
~ paused. All the clubs were repre-
1ented At the meeting. Pittsburg and
chicago. who had as much prospect
81 winning the pennant as the Giants
lid, voted for the rule. ] can't un-
defstand what Brush's contention is.
0At perhaps he'll explain at the De-
cember meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Die~ Of Injuries.

PITTSBURG, PA. Oct. 1e.--Ed-
ward r. silvers. right guard OF tho
McKeeport Olympics, died at the Me-
Keesport hospital tonight from in
iuries received at McKeesport IN tho
football game today between the
Olympics and the Johntown All Stars.
Silvers' skull was crushed during .
scrimmase in the third period Of play
near the All Stars goal line. Silvers
plunged through the opposing 'ine 10
make way for back field man. aud
was buried under a mass If strur-
Cling players. When time was called
Silvers was picked up unconscious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Philharmonic Has
Excellent Program

The program OF the first concert of
the Philharmonic Orchestra for next
Thursday has been announced:
March Ell Cortege .,......... ,Gounod
Orchestra
Andante con mote from Italian SYM
phony ......- 80. Mendelssohn
Orchestra.
Aria celeste Aida" ....-..,., Verdi
Mr.. J. W. Van Peit.
Nocturne (hrst performance $4,000.
Leslie r. Watson
'.'iaNN 'r''' Orchestra
Concerto for piano and orchestra -.
Grieg
Mr. Julian Quincy Cole.
Aria "All Hail Thou Dwelling Pure
and Holy" from Faust.
Mr. = w. Van Peit.
Hnrnoreske, John Chinamar. Baker
fp) Dance de la Fee Dragee. ......
Tschaikowsy
&c, Trepak Tschaikowsy
From the Nutcracker Suite,
Orchestra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Giants Bes,or Tortured.

PHILLIPSBCKG. \. j., Oct. 10
To pay for his blind faith that the
Giants would win the worlds cham
pionship Walter Stone is walking
about today with four white beans In
each shoe He works for w. p.
Gavin. grocer, who was sure that des-
tiny intended the pennant for the Red
Sox. They got into an argument
about it on Monday and ound up with
the agreement that the man whose
favorites lost should torture himself
by way OF penance. Stone IL well
known member of the local lodge OF
Elks and everybody in town has the
laugh on him today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct 9.--SeeretsFs
Davis. Of the Highianders. announced
yesterday that Second Baseman Hack
Simmons had been sold to the Roch-
ester club, from which he was pur-
chased year ago. simmons did
some good batting 70 rthe Hfllmen
this year. but his second base play
lacked steadiness Claude Derrick.
formerly with the Athletics, will cover
this position next year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Bushtr Steals t1a RA..es.

PORTLAND. ORE, Oct. 1s.--The
Northwestern league officiai averages
for the season. which have just been
announced. show Ralph Meyers. Of
the Spokane club. possessing Is stolen
bases. This is believed to be worlds
record for any league, large or small.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Indians Defeat Pit,sbure.

PITTSBT RIG. Oct 19.--The Car
Isle Indians defeated the University
Of Pittsburg football team here today
by Il score OF As to s. Thorpe did
the bulk of the heavy work for the
red men, ably assisted by w. WEIGH
and Arcasa, Thorpe made q touch
down In the first period after five
minutes Of play. and two in the next
period. carrying the ball the greater
part Of the way 10 the. goals himself
through holes made in the Pittsburg
line by Arcasa. Welch enabled the
Indians TO run up the score in the
third period by a series OF brilliant
end runs In the fourth period
Pittsburg scored a touchdown. miss
ing the goal gick. and a touchback.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Co,ored Elevens VIII Clash

The Adelphians and Nnricas, two
colored elevens, will battle tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
BROAD Street Park. Both teams have
been practicing hard for the game
and will no doubt put up hard
fight Special seats will he reserved
for white people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Right Busy at This Garage
Blues of Norfolk
Lose to Sailors

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA, oct. l9.--The u. s.
S. Franklin football team, this after
noon. afssr> being seemingly defeated
In the early quarters, rallied in the
final quarter and defeated the Norfolk
Blues. The Anal score was franklin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
War in Terminated.

WASHINGTON. ON. 1e.--The itai-
ian embassy today notified the depart
ment of state that the war between
italy ana Turkey has terminated by
the conclusion of treaty Of peace
stoned at Lausanne. on October 18TH,
between the plenipotentiaries of the
two nations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
American Boxer Wins.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, Oct. Ia
Hook Keys. the American boxer. to-
day defeated Leon Bernstein, the
French fighter, the latter quitting the
fight in the eighth round Seven
thousand persons saw the fight in
the stadium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

TERRE HAUTE. ND. Oct ia.
M. wagner. owner or the local club
AZ the Central league. 10 after Nor
A1peG Brown. the veteran three fn-
61eod pitcher. recently released by
- CphA ~ mAAase his team NEXT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Brown Wins From e. of T..


Brown Wins From Z. of T.
PROVIDENCE. r. T.. Oct. 19.-
Brown overwhelmed Pennsylvania on
Andrews field this afternoon, 80 to
T. Straight hard, but clean old
fashioned football. line plunges and
runs. bucking, smashing plays were
made by the Brunonians from start
to finish. and Pennsylvania hardly
had a chance
Browh took the heart out of the
visitors at the outset when Henry
punted the pigskin over seventy yards,
a Pennsylvania man picking II up on
the line, where Ashbaugh tackled him
fercely and pushed him over for a
touchback. Crowther made beau
tifuI forty yard dash around right
end. and Tenney. Browns left half,
In the last quarter. sprinted through
the entire Pennsylvania team seven
ty yards for a touchdown, shaking off
every man who sought TO stay his
triumphant progress
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

DETROIT, MICH, oct. 1s.-Owner
Frank J. Navin, Of the Detroit ball
club. today sold Catcher "Gabby"
Street. formerly OF the Washington
and New York teams. to Chattanooga
OF the Southern league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

Touch downs Burger. Bemiss and
Richardson. Goals--Riehardson, 2.
Perkins. ohicials--Blackiston tWil-
liam and Nary. referee; Augustine,
umpfres Parsons, headiinesman.
Time of quarters, IL minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

Hue forwards had been able 70 get
at him. Time was called with the
play in midneld
How the teams lined lip:
College Positions Blues
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
OLD Ell BEATS ARMY
BY LONE TOUCHDOWN

tIOntlndeu from first PaEe.)
-
made a navy victory out OF the ques-
tinn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

II lArRak
From the Nutcracker Suite.
Orchestra.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1912-10-19
List of Petit Jurors.

List of petit jurors to report for duty
on Monday, October q, 1912, viz: