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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
HAZEL MINE MILL
Is IN OPERATION

The concentrating mill which has
been under construction on the Hazel
mine. in the eastern end of FL Paso
county, has been completed and viii
be run from now on continuously. It
Is dry concentration. Messrs Hughes,
Freeman and Cutter, officers and di-
rectOrs Of the Hazel Mining company,
have been on the ground watching the
operation of the new plant The old
dumps will be run through and sew
eral thousand tons Of ore that are
said to average about SIS per ton in
copper and silver, will be run through
and it is claimed that the mill viii
convert 10 tons into one Of concen-
trates.
The mine is about Il miles north
west from Van Horn, and a new wag-
on road has been built from the town
to the mine. The starting up of the
old mine will be a great thing for
that section. About 20 years ago the
old camp supported about $50 peo-
pie, and was called Camp Schryye. The
mine in its palmy days was a big
shipper of high grade ore, most of
the ore averaging about $50 per ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
MINING NEWS
SOUTHWEST HAS
BOOM IN MINING
Carpenter Says Conditions
Good In Many Of the
Camps He Visited.

4 have found the mining camps OF
the southwest all on a boom" says
D. A Carpenter, who has been travel
ing around for the past two weeks.
y was in Cananea a few days ago
and learned that there is practically
no revolutionary disturbances. met
L r. BudrOW in the hotel in Douglas.
He is the general manager Of the FL
Tigre mines. and was on his way to
attend the miners congress at SpO-
kane, Washington, where he viii meet
James ". MalchonsOn, consulting en-
gineer of the company, and after the
convention, viii accompany him to the
home office in Kansas City to attend
He informed me that everything is
quiet in his camp and that mines are
running full blast.
Last Thursday morning while I
was at Cananea, learned that the
Cananea Consolidated had produced
during the last a hours, 1920 tons of
copper which is the largest daily
production in all its history up to the
eral manager of the Calumet and
Sonora mines in Cananea, viii make
his official visit Of inspection the
first of December
The recent renewed activity in
the Patagonia mines is the talk of the
country 1t is already rUmored that
the FL PasO & Southwestern will ex-
tend its line from Huachuca to the
Patagonia camp.
What is said to be one Of the
largest contracts ever made in Santa
Cruz county for the purchase of ores
is said to have been closed in Pata-
gonia last week H J. Bishop, rep
resenting the Copper Queen smelter
at Douglas, arranged with the Du-
QueSne Mining company of that camp
to take 100000 tons Of cOpper-silver
ores, shipments to begin at once, and
to be received as fast as teams can
haul it. The owner Of the Duquesne
mines is George Westinghouse. Of
Plttsburg, the millionaire manufactur-
er. Westinghouse worked the mine
several years ago and tried to treat
the ores with an electrical process,
which did not prove a success. The
ore now being mined, L an informed;
is being taken from the surface and
mined in quarry fashion where the
whole surface for miles shows ore
in copper and silver
Il stopped off at Benson and Wis
tied the new gold district, IA miles
north Of Benson in the Little Rincon
I found the Massoletti
gold mine was being actively operated
by manager A. G. Simkins, who is in
Sailing a stamp mill which viii be
completed in a month He viii also
install new Witte gasoline hoist |
which he has just purchased in FL
Paso and also pumping plant to I
hoist the water from the creek to the |
mill The MassOleti mine has large /
pre- bodies exposed in the workings
and viii furnish abundance of good |
milling free gold ore for the new mill. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
MINING NEWS
GOLCONDA SHIPS
FORTY TONS A DAY
Is Proving One Of the Richest Zine
Mines In arizona; Tom Reed De-
cInres an lin Dividend


cIores an Extra Dividend.
Kingman, Ariz.. Nov. 2S.-The Col
conda mine is shipping an average Of
40 tons Of concentrates a day, which
average As percent zinc and rs men
are on the pay roll Of the mine The
GOlcOnda is the biggest zinc mine in
Arizona. and one of the biggest in
the entire southwest A long crosscut
has been recently started to cut the
vein at depth of $50 feet and this
will open up new ore bodies in the
old workings. Where this vein has
been disclosed in other workings it
carries values Of p percent zinc andex-
cellent silver values.
Directors Of the Tom Reed Gold
Mines company have declared a divi-
dend Of 3 percent, with an extra div
idend of 4 percent The Tom Reed
mine has been producing at the rate
Of about 100000 per month for sew
eral months a new ore body is re-
ported to have been struck in this
mine about 500 feet from the old shoot
and is a separate and distinct ore
body. The company is perfeCting its
plant and viii soon have one of the
most successful cyaniding plants in
the United States. All the properties
surrounding the Tom Reed and Ben
Harrison mines are TO be exploited.
Charles Noigt reports having
opened up great bodies of low grade
copper ore and gold ore in veins sit
uated in the WaUba Yuma district,
Is miles southeast of King
man. These veins are traceable about
a mile along the strike of the veins
and every where that they have been
entered low grade bodies Of copper
ore have been encountered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
MINING NEWS
WILL HANDLE 1000
TONS OF ORE A DAY
Electric Plant Is Installed In Emma
Mine at FferrO; Tunnel Work
Progresses.


Silver City, N NJ. Nov est is
reported here that the Chino company
IN a few days will commence oper-
ating two more sections of the big
concentration at Hurley. which viii
enable the mill to handle 1000 tons of
ore daily. At this time 112 car loads
Of ore are received at Hurley daily
from the mines at Santa Rita.
George Utter, owner OF the big zinc
mine at PinOs Altos has returned
from trip made to inspect some ma
chinery that he wishes TO add to his
zinc cOucentrator the purpose being
to double its capacity. Re viii also
add electric drills to increase the
output of ore
Active work has begun on the St
Sophia gold and silver mine at FierrO
under. the supervision Of engineer Nc
Marry, Of FL PasO, and the outlook for
the mine is very promising
The e1ps-DOdge people have about
completed the installation of an cleo
trio plant at the Emma copper mine
at F1erro and 1t viii soon be in Oper-
alton. This mine is turning out very
high grade copper ore.
Work on the big tunnel that is to
connect the Chemung- mines at Tyrone
with the mines at Leopold is progress
ing and in a short time more men viii
be put to work and 1t Will progress
from both the Leopold and Tyrone
ends. 1t is understood that about mid
way between the two points. a large
shaft viii be sunk, and tunneIing
from It will be done to meet both the
Tyrone and Leopold work When
completed the tunnel is expected to
drain and keep the big mine at Leo
pold clear Of water, which has always
been troublesome to handle. Pumps
are now operating unWatering the
Chemung mine.
A prominent mining man from Old
Mexico, where he has had a tough
time with the Zapatists for the past
II months, is here looking over min
ing conditions in this section, and il
he finds things favorable and can Sc
cure some good prospects, he will 10
cate permanently and 60 to mining
right.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
MINING NEWS
.L0RDsByRG MINES
ARE GOOD SHIPPERS
Eighty-five Mine of Shaks-
pere Leads in Output;
Old Mines Rich.

''The mines in the Shakspere camp in
the Lordsburg mining district OF New
Mexico" saws j.. r. Morris, the mining
man. are constantly increasing their
ore output and are shipping from 400 to
500 tons of ore daily. mot OF It gong
to the Douglas smelters. The ores are
copper gold. The Eighty-Five Mining
company is the heaviest shipper
j. w. Writer. who Is operating the
Dundee mine, has made strike OF some
verv good ore, which was encountered
in the drift some so or 60 feet below
the surface. In the bottom workings IN
the main work shaft he has struck q
wide shoot OF ore running about SIS
per ton. The Dundee vein is in the
same lode as that of the Eightv-Five
and is tie north extension and the main
work shaft Is down about 800 feet.
Dan Brile and associates OF Lords
burg are working an old property In the
Leidensdorff camp. about six miles south
of LOrdsburg, and have been shipping
some rich ore. The values are in silver
and copper.
General manager Rybeck, OF the Bonny
mine, has a force of men at work in
that property and is a constant shipper
of high grade ore to the smelter.
Encounter Good Ore.
Immediately south of the Bonny mine
Is the MlSers Chest, which has Tor sew
eral months been shipping ores to the
FL PasO smelteT under the management
of John MOffitt, Jack Ward and Col.
Maltbie. This mine has recently been
taken over by a Mr.. Smyth, of Alaska,
and he has encountered a new ore shoot
of high grade copper-gold ore in. the
third level He Is shipping to the FL
PasO smelter.
The Atwood mine. which has been idle
on account of water, after building ex-
tensiye ore bins and installing new
hoists, found the pumping plant made
quate to handle the water. and is plan
ming to install a larger one.
Phil Banks and j. r, Morris are sink
ing a shaft on the Manila mine. which
Is Just northeast OF the Bonnev mine.
under a contract with the owner. The
shaft is to be sunk to the water level.
which is calculated to be about 800 feet.
This accomplished, a cross cut. viii be
run from the bottom of the shut to in
tersect several veins which are known
to exist. This property belongs to the
Mulberry Mining company. J. w. Writer
IS the general manager.
Joe Leahv Is planning to do some ex-
tensive work on the Nevada mine which
is north of the BOnney Dundee mine.
and is on the intersection of the mother
lode of the "Eightv-Five" group and
the cross lead of the Atwood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
SAN TOY STOCKHOLD-
ERS GET 10000 PESOS

Chihuahua, Mex Nov. 28.-Advices
received here say that at meeting Of
the board Of directors OF the San Toy
Mining company, held in PittsburC.
Pa, several days ago, announcement
distributed to stockholders of record
of November p and that payments
would be made on December IS. The
chairman of the board spoke in com
plimentary terms of the active mana
gers for the splendid showing made
in the face of abnormal conditions that
have existed in northern Mexico for
the past eight months, and suggested
that next years showing would ex-
coed that OF this year, providing an
other bad condition did not arise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
o. S. AND BRAZIL MAY
SETTLE "C0FFEE Z

oLI lie Ut 7 II LAUoL SUI
Washington, D. c.. Nov. 28.-Negotia-
lions between the United States and
Brazil for the friendly settlement of the
coffee trust suit in which the Brazil
ian state of Sac Paulo is intensely in
terested. are transporting and the result
may be known within a few weeks
1t Is generally believed that any set
tiement would contemplate the gradual
sale within a limited time on the open
valued at S10000000, said tn be storee
in New York under the Brazilian valOr-
taxation scheme, which constitutes the
alleged trust,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
MINES At CHARLESTON
900 1

Tombstone. Ariz., Nov. 2S-Trough
what appears TO be authentic sources,
word has reached here that the group
Of mines which was formerly owned
by the Pittsburg & Arizona Gold and
Silver Mining company, located at
Charleston, 10 miles south of there,
viii be worked again soon. Prepar-
atoms are being made to unWater the
shaft Immediately. so that an exam
nation can be made. This property is
said by mining men TO have merit It
is now a copper property, but years
ago il produced quite a lot of gold
and was the source Of dispute over
which several lives were lost.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28

a death house cell at Sing Sing.
walked forth from court here a free
man.
A new trial had been granted Lustig
by the court of appeals. but assistant
attorney Mott told judge 1Iulqueen that
Two of the most important witnesses
had disappeared and he could not hope
again TO convict Lustig without their
testimony.
Lustig was a private detective. He
is 50 years old.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
SUES FOR $4,000 AND
Is an nm

The jury in the case of william
Walker VS. FL PasO & Southwestern,
ct al, a suit for damages for personal
injuries in the sum Of SIS. 600. Wednes-
day night at $50 o'clock brought in
a verdict for the plaintiff for S712
The case was given to the jury Tues
day afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
BIORENCT MINES ANNOUNCE
Il. r--,. nm r-lErU, u /. y

Morenci. Ariz., Nov. 2S-The two
mining companies here have already
established dates for their semi
monthly pay days. They have placed
notices in conspicuous places around
the mines mills and smelter to the
effect that the regular pay days will
be on the 9th and 21st of each month;
holidays and Sundays excepted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28
THE LITTLE DOCTOR"

When going out Of town take the
Little Doctor with you in your grip
You may need his services at your des-
tination Mac Laren's Mustard Cerate.
t'the Little Doctor" win relieve at
once cold in head, sore throat, conges-
ton of lungs, pleurisy painful head
aches. neuralgia, lumbagO- soreness of
muscles and cold in Joints Mac Lar
ems Mustard Cerate WI NEVER Bills
TER, HARDEN THE SKIN or frritate
For sale at all GOOD DRUGGISTS in
Jars 25c and sec. Demand the original
FREE SAMPLE on request. Mac Laren
Drug Co. Cleveland, Ohia, or Los An
geless Cal (Adv.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28

Is GIVEN LIBERTY AFTER
OCCUPYING DEATH House,
New York n. Y, Nov. 2S.-Maurice "
Lustig, convicted 80 months ago of poi
soning his wife and long an occupant of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28

FL Pasos stores are now exhibiting
complete stocks for the Christmas
trade Shop early and avoid the
Christmas week rush.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28

To clean it out In a hurry $50 rolls
slightly damaged roofing at half price.
Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28

Use Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fuel Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-28

Men AID Women Marvel at PERsPI-NO
Goodbye forever to hot wet dress
shields and excessive, unnatural arm
pit preparation Use PERSPI-NO.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-04-18
ARE YOU GOING TO Fg
your ranch

L 50, seq Eldrad before You 90 elsewhere
a oac Of Page Fence on hand and the pfic
You al l=aV5 orders al the E. VI. F. Garag
1ay4 NY Office, Vest Fourth Street.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14
Stored Labor

Every collar you earn rerre
sents number of certain hours
of your labor 1t is labor~in con
.lense,l tolm, convenient To ex-
cnange for the products )t the
la ,or of utht RS, or to hold III
storage for use i'll later years
when your strength fails. Put
away II part of today's work
of tomorrOW's Work--ot every
days work. now. while YOU
have earning capacity Your
stored labor will support you IN
comfort in a few years Can you
save dollar every day to put
in the bank? Or 50 cents? Or Is
cents? Ii so. you ought to be do.
ing 1T. It's a pity to waste all
the work OF these good years
but many are doing it. Be wise
and bank part OF the earnings
of each day. We not only accept
your deposits. keep your money
safely, and render every possible
accommodation that the best
banks i'll the country can render,
hut we will take care of your
valuable papers and give you
our ASST tance IN your business
transactions tree of charge
THE BANK OF WINSLOW.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14
Notice For Publication
O149l2

Department Of he Inferior, y. D. Land
OItice AZ thoenix, Arizona, Septem-
ber I, 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph
E. Kleindleuss, of inslow, Navajo
County, Arizona, who, on July 18Th.
1911, maue Homes cad entry No 01A9l2
tor SM of Section "a, Township ~ N,
Range Is Il, u s. s r Meridian, has filed
notice of intentlon to make Final Com
mutation i'root, TO establish olaim 10
the land above described, before Hon.
r. y. smith. United States Commis-
sioner, at RolbrOok, Navajo County
Arizona, on the 18th day OF Octob Der,
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses. VIM
Il. Dasg, George d. Keyes, Jr., w.
Bisbee, w. J. Grocer, all of WinsIow,
Nav jo ounty, Arizona.
FRAN II. PARK Err,
Register.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14

Leo F. Verkamp OF Flagstaff
was a business visitor in town
last Saturday.
Miss Marguerite Dnss. daught
er of Mrs. w u. Hunter arrived
i'll town the latter part of last
week fl ON Oklahoma where she
has been staying for some time
with relatives Miss Doss will
make her home here in Winslow
with her parents and is now on
of the students of the local High
School.
Mrs. Robert Powell >pent Sat
urday and Sunday of last week
in Holbrook. the guest of DR.. J
w. Bazell and wife.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14
Notice

Next week is Frontier Celebra
ton week. Numerous visitors
will be i'll our city from nearby
towns and it is the wish OF the
Mayor and the Common Coun-
Gil of he Town Winslow that
ali property owners clean their
yards, alle,s ami premises in
front Of their residences in order
to make as good a showing as
possible. Have a little pride and
make your premises look neat
during this week at least.
F. T. LaPRADE
Mayor.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14
Notice To Creditors
Estate of Frank Thomas, De-

Estate of Frank Thomas, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, Administrator of
the Estate of Frank Thomas, de-
ceased, to the creditors ot and
all persons having claims against
tie said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to
the said administrator at Wins
low, Navajo County, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of
said estate.
Dated at Winslow, Navajo
County, Arizona, this 9th day of
81 ptember. 1912
C A. DAVIS,
Administrators of the Estate ot
Frank III nmas, deceased.
First publication S-pt. ID 1912
Mis-. Wilson Hey and son Jim,
of ..iason. Texas, mother and
brother of Miss Kate Hey, ar.
,ived III Winslow nu. sday NOR
ming Mrs. H~y will visit here
for some time and it is the inten
ton ii her son 10 permanently
locat- here. Mrs. He. Is a sls.cr
OF Mr Louis Korn. They were
accompanied by a distant reld
tive Of the same city. a Mss Le-.
ona Won NJ. Z.sch, who is prac.
tIclng dentistry. 1t ~ the inten-
ton of Miss Zesch to open dent
al parlors here in Winslow and
To make her home here perrna.
nently She expects to be open
tor business IN her profession the
coming week.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14

NIX ue.h Thu sda, morning
will b, th, Legi ming ot Wins
low > >ee.,..d Big fI.nti>l C>l>
biallun. Although last years
celebration Was declared by
many winner. The various men
OH. The committees h this years
celebrations hope To eclipse last
YEA, = celebration by good mar
gin
lie p.,z.s ott,,tu this year II.
the various sports are even bet
ter than at the last celebration,
ana n,s,1is lev i.a.nles nave
been adaed. The piog' ANS toi
the affair will De completed th,
early part OF the week and Will
give everyone an idea before
hand what the sports will be
and the various piizes offered.
One of the big features OF the
celebration will be the Giand
Parade on Friday, the second
day of the celebration in whie h
various business hou,es will bv
represented with floats; all tn
Lodges in town will also hay.
floats in the parade, the mem
bers of the various lodges vii
march in body. which Will b.
headed by the Boys Band abl.
assisted by the Er' ntieI Ban
Messrs Z. J. Hessset and Joh'
Donahue. Th. re will be l,beI a J
prizes offered tor the best de
Reratedsa floats and bu:,iies~
honses along <4the line ct the
paradeand the various Lodge
are each trying their hest t. 60
away with the. honor, which
ought to make the parade very
: interesting.
i One of the best features ot ttlt
sports will be y12nnle foot race
between Lewis TeWanfa. hopi
Indian, participant in ,h. Olym
pic games at ntockhr~An; tn,
Zuni Indian of New Mexico, un
defeated Marathon runner and
Chas. Secrist, hampton rura., /
ofNurthern Arizona. I his sh' Qua
be very interesting as the Gal
lup people backing the Zul,
Indian heavily to win
The prizes ! for the baseball
games are the best ever offered
in this section of the country
and the games will be good ones,
Among the visiting teams will
be v illiams, Flagstaff, and st.
Tohn's,
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14
FRONTIER CELEBRATION
NOW CLOSE AT HAND

Big money is beng offered for
the two hose contests hetwe' II
Winslow and Flags aft
Aside tr' m the NV. nile sports
every morning i'll town and the
races and gener i sports at the
Grand Stand IN the afternoon
the Indians will give their FAM
,us dances on The Front ST, e.. I
very evening" al 9 9p m.
To Windup the celebratlon,
,he Big Frontier Ball the COM
ing featt celebration,
will be gwen ut the W1lf>l W
Opera House the last night OF
the celebration Saturday even
ing.
Below we publish q list ot
The contributors who So liberal
helped to make possible. this
years celebrations 1t NAV he Il
little sacrifice for some to donate
money to this cause but it only
goes to show that ou' citizens
are only too willing to do any
thing possible that vii ma
Wlnslow a brighter anu Dette.
town to live in.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14
Methodist Episcopal Church

>NDREw ARNErT, Pastor.
Sunday Sc'lool lO a. m. Mrs.
Ada Robinson Supt Preaching
IL d. In., aud 8 p. IN by DR..
Rogers, of Phoenlx Epw mtn
League. 7:l5 p. m W. E. Beck,
Pres. Choir pracclce at 8 p. IN ,
Friday evening. Prayer Meeting
" eunesday evening at 3 O'Clock.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-14

Miss Anna May Lewis and
Mr. L. W Lewis of Rusnylvanla
brother and sister of Dispatcher
F. S. Lewis are visiting here at
present with their brother. They
expect to visit here until after
the celelratIon.
Mrs. Workman, m ,ther OF
VIM Workman is lsi;ing here at
present. with her son ON her re-
turn from the east to San Delgo.
Cal where she is making her
home
John Donahue went to Will
liams the early part of the week
where he attended the funeral of
his son who died in that city
after brief illness. He was "a
years old at time of his death
and leaves a wife to mourn his
loss. He was buried at Williams
under the auspices of the Lod &c
of Eagles OF which organization
he was member for a number
of years.
A small vote was cast Tuesday
at the Presidential Primaries
the total being SO votes cast,
among which were two spoiled
ballots. The vote for the differ
ent parties was as fellows:
Democrats ~, Republicans 21,
Progressives 10 and Socialists 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chadeck
are visitors in town this week,