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New-York tribune., 1912-03-20

Bank Of Commerce was the most active 2Gi
shares changing hands at prices ranging
from POS to 209. the last figure representing
net gain Of points from It's previous
close.
National City Bank stock was next, with
sales of AZ shares at from 425 20 430, and
then followed Chemical National Bank, %
shares al 44O, Bs nix OF America. shares
al $40. and American Exchange National
Bank shares at 245
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20

T. ADYERTIsEMENTS
for The Tribune rec
No. 1864 Broadway.
until o o'clock p. m.
the following branch
until S o'clock p. NJ
e3d 81. 16S 9th ave-,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
FOR 5TH AVENUE IMPROVEMENT

The committee appointed by Borough
President McAneny for the Improvement
and development of Fifth avenue Is eX-
pected TO submit to him to-day n prelim-
mary report, with drawings and photo
graphs Illustrating the committees sug-
gestons The committee consists OF Ar
mold w. Brunner, chairman: Joseph $.
AueTbach, George r. Mortimer. Nelson +.
Lewis, Elwood HolbrOok Dr. George +.
Kunz and Robert Grier Cooke.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-20
ACTIVITY M BANK STOCKS

sioc,t Wos unusual activity I'm bank
belss.lf ial iiic shares Of five LEADING haml,s
linz az GIdicd In and the transactions total
n'ASIes, Tie stock OF the National
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
MINING NEWS
LEADVILLE MINE
RESUMES ACTIVITY
lContinued Ion page :. as seetion.l

results readily by the ordinary practice
of sluicing- Shey have installed a long
sluice box in which they have placed
burlap at intervals 10 catch the gold as
ment is proving a paying one
A good copper strike has Desa made
In the old Schneider mine, near Burns
station, IN the Florence, ARK. district,
by George B. Crittenden- In the bottom
of shaft Zoe feet deep he has opened
up body OF ore four feet wide, a yer
agiuS 20 percent copper Associated
with him is c. r Harris, and they arc
shipping from the mine to smeIter two
car loads Of ore each week that aver
age nine parent copper q ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
proposition. with a view to drilling for

proposition, with view to drilling for
petroleum.
Fl. F. Nash. mining engineer and
metalurgist of Palo Alto, Cal, has ar
rived from Butte, Mont, and is looking
for properties containing complex sui
phide ores that ordinarily BATTLE treat
ment. He is representing James NJ.
Hyde, who has installed the Hyde flo
tation process in the Butte Superior
mines at Butte. which is successfully
treating 1000 tons Of ore per day. Mr.
Nash went to Hachita. n. NJ. to look
oV er the ores OF the American and 9TH
er properties in that camp which are OF
the complex class
n. T. Tregear. at present manager Of
n. NJ was formerly superintendent Of
the Black mountain mines in Sonora,
Mexico.
W r. Martin. Of FL Paso, is one of
the owners OF the Copper and Silver
zone group OF mines in the Globe dis
trict, Arizona The property lies east
of and adjoining the Old Dominion
properties and the Gladiator vein runs
through both Of them.
W H. Case. mining engineer of FL
Paso, has returned from CORTLAND,
Ariz., where he has been examining
mine.
Capt. James Hoatson. of Bisbee has
retired from the presidency of the
North Butte mining company and is
succeeded by r. F. Ryan. He is largely
interested in copper mines in Lake SUI
perior, Butte and Bisbee.
J. W. Searle. who with. ". H Paul.
of Denver has taken over the Copper
Bullion mine in the organ mountains,
New Mexico, is purchasing supplies
here for operations at the mine. He
reports some new activity in the Or
gan camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
MINING NEWS
BY CHANCE MINE is
NOW HEAVY SHIPPER
Big Ore Reserves Disclosed in The
Lucky Mine by n CaVefn; ia
rilia Camps Active.
There is a lot Of mining ACTIVITY in


There is a lot Of mining activity in
the ORC Grande camp. New Mexico. in
the Jarilla mountains, so miles north
east OF FL Raso, declares Walter H
case, mining engineer who has just
returned from visit 10 that camp.
For instance. the JaFfl1a Conner syud =
cate, Incorporated composed Of St
Louis capitalists owners of the BY
Chance group Of mines, is shipping 500
II Paso smelter. The ores are now
being hauled to the track near the
Brlce smelter. a distance of about four
miles The Southwestern Railroad COM
DanF is now making i7oDrOvemenfs in
the loading facilities, so that the mine
VIII be enabled to handle from 1900 to
provement is greatly needed. as the
facilities have been Inadequate for
loading of ore. Last week the Jarilia
Copper Syndicate, Inc, shipped six cars
of ore to the Fl Paso smelter and will
ship about the same every week The
ore is a copper sulphide, carrying gold.
in the mine.
The property is about half a mile
north of the old Lucky mine, and in
the very heart of the district It is
Wen equipped with hosting machinery
and buildings The present shaft,
which is down about SIS feet viii be
bodies. This property was recently
purchased by the present owners from
D. P Beckham and Ii. D. GsyIor, who
held it under option
The Lucky mine. which is one of the
Oldest mines in the district, is also a
bonanza and is a shipper, and is being
operated by D. P. Beckham & Co, haF-
ing shipped four carloads of gold
quartz ore last week to the FL Paso
shelter. Mr.. Beckham, who formerly
was a telegraph operator and manager
Of the Postal Telegraph in Fl Paso. is
on the ground. shipping ore as fast as
possible. There are said to be i'm
mense ore reserves in sight which were
recently uncovered by a cavein during
heavy rain storm.
The Garnett mine is northwest Of
the BY Chance about half a mile. and
is idle since the accident which oc-
CURED a few weeks ago, resulting in
the death of z. D Rogan, who was
manager and one of the principal
stockholders. Operations are tenn
porarily suspended, pending adjust
ment OF R0gan's estate. The Garrett
is one of the biggest mining PROPOSE
lions in the state of New Mexico. The
ores are copper sulphides Of high
grade The development is shaft $50
feet deep. with crOsscuts in the third
and fourth levels. which are being run
TO catch the vein, as the shaft is a
vertical one, sunk in the foot wall side
of the vein. On the 200 foot level a
Wine was sunk in the vein on the
richest ore ever found in the. mine.
The vein in this level is So feet wide.
The mine is well equipped with hoist
ing plant and buildings"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
BOOTHS
Breathe it for Catarrh
Physicians Prescribe it
and Pharmacists
Recommend it
Quickly Clears Stuffed Up
Head and Stops Snuff
ling and Hawking.

In the morning. shortly after you
awake, Dear reader. do you have to
hawk and strain to get that stubborn
piece Of mucus out of your throat?
Get rid of catarrh now; it viii grow
worse as you grow older. One day OF
breathing pleasant, healing HYOMEI
pronounce it High-o-me) the guaran-
teed eatarrh remedy viii give you such
wonderful relief that you will won
der why you doubted the statement
that Booths HXOMEI would end the
most aggravating case of catarrh.
A hard rubber pocket inhaler and a
bottle Of HYOMEI and simple instruc-
lions for use is SI.0O. This is called
the HFOAIEI outfit If one bottle
does not Danish your catarrh, you can
get another for only so cents. Thou
sands use it for coughs, cold and
Group. Sold by Kelly & Pollard, an6
druggists erywhere.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
SAYS PATAGONIA HAS
BIG ROOM IN MINING

Tombstone. AriZ., Dec. Isl W
Bonnie. general manager of the Shan
non interests. was in Tombstone from
Patagonia where he was on an in
spection trip and looking after the in
terests of his company in that district.
MI Bonnie states that Patagonia is en-
Joying a veritable boom, and much
mining and commercial activity is OBJ
served in that section, which is rich in
mineral possibilities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
LeadvilIe Running Fun Blast.

The Leadville mine. at CourtIaud
Ariz. after three years Of idleness. is
running fun blast again. with a force
OF 90 men new headframe has been
placed on shaft No. and a 25 horse
power hoist Installed. Ore from No !
workings is being shipped to the Pho
neer smelter at Sahuarita. south Of
Tucson, ARK. The new shaft of the
Maid of Sunshine has reached q. deptb
Of 100 feet and viii be continued down
to the. 800 foot level This property
belongs to the owners Of the Leadville
same camp in the mines of the Great
Western mines. and a large force Of
men is at work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
UNDER ONE WILL. SON GETS
FORTU IL: Under SECOND. s.

Denver Colo. Dec 1S.-Two wills
have been prepared by -Afonzo Thomp-
son Octogenarian millionaire of Denver,
disposing Of his estate. In the first
will his son, Alonzo. jr., reputed to be
the best dressed man in Denver is to
be given the entire fortune il ne "can
mans conduct is to be the influences
which decides whether he becomes
beneficiary under the first will or the
other one by which he is bequeathed IS
and no more
Both the wills were signed by
Thompson yesterday afternoon and
placed in the hands of an attorney.
Thompson created much interest
among his set in Denver a short time
ago, by declaring that his wife and
son were attempting to send him TO an
insane asylum in order to obtain his es-
tate. Later Mrs. Thompson filed petit
ton for divorce alleging nonsupport
She was granted her citation and
S125, 900 alimony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
Many Working at Ray.

Three thousand men are working for
the Ray Consolidated mines, at Ray
Artz., and $50 more men are working
at the concentrating mill and at the
smelter at Hayden. The Ray CONSOLE
dated ships rs carloads of ore daily
from Ray to Hayden. each carload con-
tanning 55 tons. The concentration is
treating 5000 tons of ore daily. There
is constant increase of output and
of the number of men employed. Three
mogul engines and three crews are
kept busy doing the Hayden yard work
A terminal with a fiYe-stall roundhouse
has been established at Hayden.
The American Smelling and Rein
ing company is running two reverbera-
tory furnaces at the smelteT at Hayden
to treat custom ores.
The Commonwealth Extension mine
in Pearce, Ariz., which was discovered
by John Pearce, of Tombstone, the
original discoverer of the famous Com
monWealth mine in the same district,
has just passed into the hands of Bis
bee people. who viii start operations at
once. Parker Woodman of Phoenix
former superintendent Of the Copper
Queen mines in Bisbee, is president of
the new company; DR.. T. z. Shine.
vice president, and Jack Williams. Gus
HiclSy, Bob Hennesy, John Bowen and
others, Of Bisbee, are stockholders. The
property is an extension to the Com
monwealth mine and it is claimed that
the same big vein runs through each
Of these properties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
PERSONAL MENTION OF
SOUTHWESTERN MINING MEN

r. Fyfe Kerr and son. mining en-
gineers of London, England. are at
Hotel Fisher on their way to the mines
i'm Guadalupe Calro. west of Parral,
in the extreme southwestern corner OF
the state of Chihuahua Mexico. Mr.
Kerr, ST. is general manager OF the
property for the English owners. This
famous bonanza has produced over
$780, 100000
j. g. Follsnsbee, mining engineer and
general manager of the Hearst mining
and cattle interests in Mexico is in the
city from a visit TO New York.
tendent of the Nacazori mines in So
nora, is in Bisbee inspecting some
PINES in which he is interested.
T. Pierre Young, "A prominent oil man
from east Texas is in the city and is
inspecting the country northwest of
the smelter in New Mexico, as an oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
Reliable
Expert
Treatment
UNIFORM
FEES

People suffering from nsid-
ious. slowly but surely progress
sing diseases are apt to postpone
seeking treatment from day to
day. not realizing that the dan
serous disease plants its roots
deeper and deeper into the en-
feebIed system. robbng the body
Of its best forces.
They do not realize the
seriousness of their condition. and
Try IN vain 10 prevent the slowly
advancing decay of their best
powers by taking worthless
nostrums, instead Of seeking help
where only help can be procured
through
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
lust a Few More Days
of Free Treatment
From the Recognized
Specialist of Texas

Dr. Milan, who Is endorsed by the
leading banks or many Texas cities
as well as Ell Paso, has been doing
the largest speciality practice of any
man in this state for fifteen years,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
PREPARES TO PUMP OIL
FROM WELL NEAR ARTESIA

Artesia. n NJ. Dec. 1S.-Maj. John
Lovejoy, president Of the Pecos Valley
Oil and Gas company, has returned from
Houston and is getting ready to pump
oil from the Brown we'll He has Sc
cured p pump and viii begin operations
in q few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
BLOOD POISON.

longer the ncurabe trouble that you have been taught
that Dr. Milan later treatment than sos that has
popular well dangerous dng the past few
OF certain portion cured but many left fr
they begin with result of the sos
The later treatment does not make sick and does
necessarily him from work It safe and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
WAKE UP MAN AND WOMAN.
Els FEE TREATMENT.

poor and all who present themselves at VIII Be
Diseases the only exception
contagious private diseases
fogy obsolete Of this class Of troubles has
been entirely eliminated by Dr.. Milan.
every day Ike the
horse doctor treats the tirneDh physician
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
Sldllful Treatment Of
Capable Specialists

In the SIX years of their stay
IN Ell Paso the INTERNA-
TIONAL SPECIALISTS
have proven IN thousands Of cases
their ability to cope with even the
most complicated cases.
Their eminendy successful
methods have restored health IN
many cases where ali hope was
abandoned. and their uniform
success IN the treatment Of
Chrome Diseases has secured
them an enviable patronage Of the
best and most influential people
N Fl Paso as well as N the
southwest N general.
Among the many diseases they
treat and devote particular atten-
lion 10 the treatment of are
Catauh. Rupture. Scrofula.
E:piIepsy. Nervous Decline.
Blood Poison, Structure. Var
oooele. Enlarged Prostate and all
Kidney. Bladder and Rectal
Diseases, and all Skin and Pm
vaEe diseases Of Men and Wo-
men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-18
ICURE STRICTURE.

stay with the only possible method without operation Men
would be surprised to know the percentage Of structures 80 percent
Sometimes II recognized for
many but always older life it VIII show and the patient
becomes wreck without knowing the
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-18

NIT. and Mrs. Whit stearns are spending vacation aear Lonsdale.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior U. s. Land Office, at Camden, Arkansas, January 29, 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that Fran ces X. Thompson, of Lotion. Arkansas, who, on November q, 19Qb. made homestead entry (Sefial No. 029S0) No S0si0, for SEA SE l-4 and SW IA sE IA, Section IS, Township 4 s, Range 20 w., 9th principal meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final five-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be fore the United States Commissioner at Hot Springs, Arkansas. on the sth day of March. 1912. S&
 Claimant names as witnesses; James Robbin. of 0ma. Ark; Edward E. Harris. of Oma. Ark; A. M. Hen dersca. of Oma. Ark: bile Robbins of Hot Springs. Ark
 n. 6. FREEDMEN. Register
 Sentinel-E-ecord, Hot Springs
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HOW TIE TRAlEs RUN

IRON MounrAlN TIME CARD.
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for the Princess gives not alone the greatest line of vaudeville that Hot Springs has ever had, but gives a greater amount z it.
 Take the bill for the ensuing three days for example There is an act that will open at the matinee tomorrow that bids fair to travel and drum their way into the hearts of the audience. The clever little sketch is offered by Devine and Williams, entitled ~The Female Drummer and the Travelling Man" y is replete with good songs, witty dialogues and dances, and has been most successful in other big houses.
 So much has been written about the 'Hoosier" maidens that, as was to be expected, the travesty in this respect was not long in getting into vaudeville. and the Princess next week offers what Is repHted to be one of the funniest sketches that has held F0rth there this season. It is entitled "The Bill Poster and the Hoosier Girl" Miss Cameron is dainty lit tie woman. and the makeup that she
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"Introduce Me-

In Introduce Me, ,1 which the Audi torium will present Thursday. Febru- ary 7z for an engagement of one night, Miss Della Clarke. the clever author.actrees. is making a bid for popular favor with clean. clever comedy full of humorous situations and story that is sustained right to the finish.
 Miss Clarke plays a dual role in that she is a club woman to her bus band and one crowd of friends, and successful author te others. The plays story is built around the sdou ble life" she leads, which gives rise to complications with her husband The husband dfamatizes book she has written. All the time he is work ing on it he hasn't the slightest sus- pieion that his wife is the books au thor. With the success of the play comes the revelation of the author wife. straightening out of affairs and finally one lasting situation on which the curtain drops
 Among the people assfsttitftss Miss Clarke in the presentation of the characters are: w. II. Pemberton, Glare Kral, Gordon De Maine, A. c. Rivers, Jasie Morris Sullivan, Helen
 
 Everett and Martin sinellen.
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PARK MATRONS
 ID PLAY GOLF
LADIES PRACTICE DAILY ON THE LAWN RuTTlNe GREEN AT
 PARK HOTEL.
Mrs. J. R. Hayes to Lead Colony of Lady Golfers 10 Links Monday to
 Contest with Colonel 5ogie.

The putting green which the far. sighted manager of the Park hotel placed on the lawn for the benefit of, his golfiug guests as we'll as for the guests of the other hotels who are without such facilities for pra tice, is being out to use by the ladies Of the big hostelry while their spouses are at bath
 Monday morning, Mrs. J. R. Hayes will lead a company of lady golfers to the links of the Hot Springs Golf and Country club for the purpose of testing their wits and skill with the old Colonel During the past few weeks Mrs. Hayes has been vainly trying to find a shoe dealer Who kept golfing shoes for ladies, and finally coaxed Kempner's to put in line of these desirable attributes of a iady golfer Having fitted themselves out the lady golfers of the Park will take to the greens at the Country club Monday morning, and with the skill acquired at the practice putting green on the Parlr hotel lawn, they will endeayor to show their husbands how to play the game.
 AS these husbands have been up to this time in complete ignorance of the industry of the ladies, they have a surprise in store for them when they behold their wives with the stick, which sometimes hits any place and anything except what the player intended.
 There are score or more of golf CTS now at tine Park hotel, but up to the present time the ladies have not taken to the game in numbers. It is expected that there will be a goodly number of lady golfers who will don their togs on Monday morning and get in the auto-bus running hourly from the Park to the Country club.
 Mrs. Hayes invites all the ladies de string to play golf to come with the party and get into the game.
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A n1uSem entS
AT THE PRINCESS.

The show the past week at the Princess was so universally satisfac, tory that 1t would be extreme folly to offer anything that is not up to the same high standard. That is one of the trials and troubles of modern vaudeville. There might be five headline" acts on the bill and one that was not as worthy as the others. yet the act that was lacking would have detrimental effect on the other four. This is generally the case where there are houses that can play but two or three acts and where an effort Is made to get one that is wor- thy and the other one don't matter so much.
 However, at the Princess one sees a good show all the time. Tine house Of quality is also the house of GiaHttiittss', tss' i,
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assumes iu the interpretation of this part is a positive scream. She is conceded to be vaudeville's great comedienne, and the sketch treats of "fresh' bill poster putting up lith ographs for a coming attraction and meeting a typical hoosier maiden from the rural station.
 An atmosphere of sunny italy, with the accompanying melody for which the natives of that state are noted for when the Five Armanis offer their beautifully constructed and ar tisticaliy rendered musical act. This is one of the best singing features that the Princess has had the pleas ure of playing since the engagement of Six Kjrksmith Sisters, and among the numbers that they render as only the native artist can is the selection usually allotted 10 the Sixtette from I.dcia. Thisis an act that is bound to please. as the stage is a picture of beauty aud the singing -aheIe- crit icism.
 Mankin, the human frog, another of those marvelously clever contortion and acrobatic novelties that makes one wonder whether the age of the spineless man has arrived. will be on the same program and there will be an added attraction in the person of Allen Summers, the we'll known char acter comedian. One can see from the foregoing that the Princess this week will offer the same pleasing and meritorious vaudeville as it has in the past.
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Rock lsLAMn rlmn cAnn-

All trains arrive and depart from Ben. ton street station, opposite the postot fee.
 Trains Depart. 7;so a, m. daily, except Sunday, Nal yern local
 7;55 a. m. daily. Little Rock local 1;S0 P. m daily, New York and Chi. cago. Oklahoma and California. 7:25 T. m. daily, Little Rock, Memphis Limited. connects at Memphis for all points.
 5:sO ? m. daily. excer. Sunday, Nal vern local
 Trains Arrive. 1o;35 a. m. daly. om Memphis, LII lie Rock and Oklahoma. 10:Q5 a4 m. except Sunday. from Nal. vern
 s:55 D. m. daily. from New YorK and all points east
 7:4Osp. m. daily, from Little Rock, Oklahoma and points east. s:is D. m, except Sunday. from Ma vern.
 No. 4s. the 1;so p. m. train, has through steel sieepers to Chicago and Kansas City. parlor ear to Memphis and
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LYRIC THEATER.

The splendid bill that was present ed at the popular Lyric theater last week will be succeeded tomorrow with one equally varied and excellent
 Robert Lees Manikjsts will demon strate the possibilities of mechanical vaudeville artists when 5 of these unique creation will present minia- ture vaudeville show
 Cliffs Comedy Dogs will give ami nal lovers genuine treat. These wonderful canines with almost human intelligence will perform some new stunts that will delight the audience
 Jimmie end Myrtle Van are sing CTS and dancers of the somewhat diff ferent variety and will Introduce some new and original songs that have been awarded the blue ribbon of yau- deyille.
 The Cardownie Sisters hail from Europe and as dancers have gained an international reputation
 The motion pictures have been carefully selected and will present a wide range of subjects and includes that ever popular favorite. the Pathe pictorial review of the worlds chief happenings.