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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
MINING NEWS
WORK
ON MIAMI'5 MINES
Group Is Optioned /;
Much Activity Shown
in District.

Miami Ariz., Jan. 27-The Monte
Carlo group OF the 25 claims. located 10
miles northwest OF Globe, and owned by
Matte GiacOma and associates, is being
steadily developed. Mr.. Giacoma an
nounces that the assessment work is
done but that the results obtained are
so gratifying that he viii continue de-
Velopment work indefinitely.
County treasurer Don r. Williamson,
Frank Boston. p. ". Hamm and attor-
ney George J.. StOneman, have inCOr-
porated their IS claims. located five
miles southwest Of here. The company
viii be known as the Miami Needles
Copper company.
Considerable work has been done on
this property all OF which is IN ore,
while no official announcement has
been made Il is understood that the
property viii be developed on a large
scale, and that eastern capital has
been procured to finance the company.
A. ~ Lockwood. OF Globe. has com
pleted assessment work on his claims,
located four miles from Globe on the
Wheatfield road He owns four claims,
Two of which are patented The ore as
says is II percent vanadium, zoe
ounces silver and 500 gold.
Shulz Group OptiOned.
The Shulz group OF l5 claims. located
four miles south OF here, and which
Mcclure & Dunno, formerly OF the
Live oak. is simply under a short term
option at S25o,00O cash.
This is considered one OF the most
promising groups in the Miami dis
trict and over $50. 600 worth OF work
has been done on IT, all Of which is in
ore
The Manitou Copper company which
recently secured control OF the Five
POINTS copper company property. 10
Gated 10 miles south Of here has all
the machinery in working order. the
bunk and mess houses built, and the
road put in condition, superintendent
Moyle announces that they viii con-
tinue sinking on the main shaft, work
ing two shifts Of men.
The new state Copper mining and
Smelling company, which owns 80
claims located 10 miles southwest OF
here, is pushing work on the Republic
claim opposite the Castle Dome prop
to make its first shipment of ore 70
the o. d. smelter-
Col Guy NJ. Smith and Lyman c.
Woods are doing assessment work on
their 16 claims, located four miles
east OF the Gibson mine at summit
The work so far done consists OF a
tunnel in IS feet and. a shaft down 20
feet all Of which IS ore which assays
as high as p percent copper
Valencia Working.
The Valencia Mining and Develop
ment company is doing assessment 3
work on their nine claims located nine /
miles from Globe, in the Pinal noun I
tains The work so far done consists Z
Of a shaft down 135 feet. which is in 4
ore assaying from six to seven percent /
copper Manager R. " Coffee says that I
he VIII drive a tunnel IN loo feet.
D. EllWoOd Is doing assessment work b
on his 10 claims located -FOUR miles .
south of the Shulz group. The work .
SO TAR done consists OF q shaft down .
p feet, with a crCsscut "a feet and
tunnel In 40 feet all OF which is in
pre- assaying on an average Of per-
cent copper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
.FLUME WORK At
DAM is RUSHED
The Fear of Flood Damage
Causes Hurry; Another
Dinkey Arrives.

Elephant, Butte, n. NJ, Jan 81
Work is now being rushed on the hume
in order to get 1t completed before the
spring floods.
The dinkey engine from the Yuma
project is a late arrival in camp.
The meeting Of the Embroidery club
al, the home of Mrs. r. j. Schmalhousen
was a very enjoyable affair. A large
number attended. Excellent refresh
meHts were served.
81. o. Reaves has returned to this
place after brief visit in FL Paso.
The smoker given by the Order of the
ROYAL Elephants to the dam elephants
was an occasion of great social enjoy
ment. The address of welcome was by
the president of the Royal Elephants,
Dr.. J. Dale Graham, and response by
Vim Anthony, president of the Dam
Elephants. The features of amusement
consisted of cands and pool, sandwiches
and coffee were served as refreshments.
Mrs Beatty pleasantly entertained
the card club. the affair being Japanese
style throughout. The prizes were won
by Mrs. AiatsOn and Mrs. MeBee. The
first prize consisted OF pair Of japanese
towels and the other was a sandalwOOd
fan.
R. r. COghlan. reclamation chemist,
has gone to Boise idaho. He will like
~ visit other projects in Washington
and Montana before returning home.
Mrs. H. B. AiacBride. of Berkeley, Cal.
has joined her son, Donald MacBride.
here. They have gone to housekeeping in
the house lately vacated by Mr.. Patton,
who went to Michigan.
The series of entertainments given in
the church at the town on Friday eve
ming of each week are being well at
TENDED and highly enjoyed.
Mrs. Blue entertained at cards. The
following were in attendance: Mes
danes Hill, Beatty, Clark. Stanton,
FaIntlerOy, AIcBee, MaJson, Wells, Sch
Charles and Miss McBee. The
scarf and was won by Mrs. 3fcBee. The
consolation prize, a package of cards,
was given to Miss AlcBee. A three
coucEe luncheon was served.
Daniel Taylor has been unable to work
for some time on account of illness.
Walter klsrcher. on account of an in
Jury to one eye, has been off duty.
Good progress Is being made on the
towers on the west side of the river.
Regular church services are held at
the town on Sunday evenings. Rev. W.
c. Buell. is pastor.
The church at the town IS being paint
ed green, adding much to its appear
luce.
Mrs. Zenas D. Clark and 1lrs Herbert
Ieo were entertained at dinner at the
nome Of Mrs. Harry Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. McOurdy. OF FL
Haso. were guests in the home of R. R.
JOghlan on Thursday.
Howard Leslie, who has been confin-
ID to bed in the hospital, is much i'm
proved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
YAQUI INDIANS
KILL TWO MEN

Guavmas. Son, Jan. 27.-In talking
with B. J. Vilioen last night REGARDING
the murder that had been committed
near AIavtoreno station he said "An
we know is that Capt. Soto and two of
his men were ooing towards San An
tonic ranch. riding in y little WAGON
drawn by one horse It is said that
tbev were drinking. It. seems that the
Ysouis oDened fire on them killing two
and woun7inQ Can't. Soto in the leg. The
bodies of the murdered men have been
pro1i0ht to Guavmas for burial. We know
there were six indians. They EVIDENTLY
r>elong TO a little rTOluD Of bandits that
have been causing trouble for quite
awhile. I have sent a courier to the
rno5Intains asking them to tske action
in this matter at once. as reither the
Government nor the public intends to
stand for this sort OF thing. One of the
murdered uen was q cousin of governor
MaytCTsIh7
I r Carrehan. a mining man from
Canton. o.. passed through Guavmas ac-
comuanied by J. P. Huntington. a min
inc engineer. Thev were en- route south
to examine some mining properties i'm
southern Sonora.
can't f. I. HOlmdahl. leader of the
1rlderista forces in Topic last sprin0 Is
in Guavmas with Capt. /. G. RAIDER. on
fba Yacht PaxinOsa. Capt. RAIDER Is
retired United States army officer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Las Cruces. N NJ, Jan. 27.-The fol-
lowing business was done yesterday at
the United States land office:
Homestead entries: VIM. F. Mang-
ham, Deming. \. NJ, Ne. 4 Sec 90. T.
"A s, r. II "; Oak H. Amy, Deming.
n. NJ. Sw. 4 Sec. p. T. "A S, R. 10 W;
Allie Doyle, Deming n III, Sw. I Sc
Z Sec "a, T. % s, R. W. lots ?, 3,
4, and g. Sec 3, T. "a S, r. W
Mrs. J.. II. Paxton entertained yester-
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs Louis
Hostetter, Of HermOsillo. Mexico.
Miss Bombaek spent yesterday in FL
Paso visiting friends.
DR.. ]. J. Bush. OF the Pass City, spent
Tuesday in Cruces.
c. H Modes arrived from Denver
yesterday.
Harry II. Bowie. Of FL Paso. spent
rIluay IN the metropolis or the Mesilla
valley, returning from Albuquerque.
Mr. and Mrs French took Fridays
train for the Pass City.
Mr.. and Mrs James F. Sattley also
went to El Paso Friday o nbusiness.
The Eastern star gave a reception
and musical in the club rooms of the
Masonic temple Friday night at
o'clock. About 125 guests were pres
emit Masons and their wives and
daughters. and q musical program was
carried out, after which a two course
luncheon was served The club rooms
were beautifully decorated with vines
and red and white carna lions.
II. B. Holt has been in the Pass City
on legal business
Mrs. Henley, of FL PasO. is visiting
friends in Cruces.
II. Marx is in the valley from Fl
Worth on d business trip
". c. Bausemer Of Deming, is at
the land office on land business.
A BedkoWitZ IS here from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. N i. Wayne are new
Corners in the valley from New York
City and may remain for the winter.
W A. Lamb is also here from New
York
Mrs. y. E. Boyd and Robert Boyd
came up yesterday from FL Paso 10
spend the day .E
Mrs Jos. Bonham is very III at her
home with pieurisy. She has been
gradually getting worse for some days
and her condition is grave
The Young Mems Democratic club is
giving q dance tonight at the rink.
over 500 invitations We're issued for
the affair
The college young folks are giving a
dance tonight at the dormitOry-
F. 8 Cleveland, formerly OF C1eburn
Texas, IS cashier OF the First State
bank. to succeed Hugh Swift recently
removed to Tucumcari-
The chorus girls OF the Starland
Musical Comedy company. which played
at the armorv Thursday night, were
robbed while on the stage. The thief
slipped into the dressing room and
cleaned their purses, in one case even
stealing stamps.
The Elks realized about 500 from
their vaudeville show the other night
at the AfrdOme-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
WALKERS RANCH
BRINGS $4,000
Comprises $4,000 Acres and
Is Bought by a Tay-
lOr- Tex Man
IUI, ICA., UIdII.

Alpine. Tex, Jan. 27-John Young
reports the sale of the Walker Bros
ranch OF $4,000 acres to n. r. Kennedy,
OF Taylor. for $4,000. The Walker
Bros. live in Luling
Presiding elder Campbell OF the Chi
huahua district OF the Mexican Meth
odist church. spent several DAYS in the
city preaching TO the Mexicans.
The Union Aid society met at the
Christian church and after a literary
and musical program, adjourned to the
Christian parsonage. where they were
entertained by elder and Mrs. Stubs.
J. W. Burnett and s. p. Ford. who
were in town from the Barilla Springs
section, report that the new pOstoffice
there VIII be established at once. as
soon as the people decide upon whom
they shall have for postmaster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
MINING NEWS
OF
COPPER AND IRON
Relation of Amount Con
sumed Each Year Keeps
Up Average Well.

New York. Jan. 27.-One of the fore
most American copper experts many
years ago expOunded the theory that
copper consumption in this country
runs parallel with iron consump ton
L. vogeIstein & Co. give an estimate
Of iron and copper consumption for
1911 and a comparison for the relative
figures for the last 20 years. The av-
erage for 20 years was 27 pounds Of
copper. per ton Of pig iron. Aside from
the panic years, 1907 and 1898. the min
imum copper consumption per ton OF
pig iron was 22.3 pounds, and the max
imum 500 pounds. Indicated con-
sumption for the year 1911 is 29.9
pounds per ton OF pig iron. Such com
parsons have little value for a single
year on account Of the change in the
invisible supplies Of both copper and
pig iron over a long period OF years
these figures can be considered abso-
lrrtal.- -aliahla Thar- follou--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
JACK JOHNSON WOULD TRADE
PUNCHES WITH GQRBETT FOR
FUN; CASH FOR ALL OTHERS
! Perhaps Mcintosh has grown weary Of

Perhaps Mcintosh has grown weary OF
chasing Chimeras
Cancels Flynn Bout.
The Flynn articles were signed. but
there was no end to Jacks game OF
cross purposes. He urged, nay, insisted
that Flynn cancel his bout. with Al
Palzer 1t looked as though he was
AFRAID Of Palzer that he might spoil
the Nevada outlook But after BULLDOG
ger. the champion announced he was
negotiating for a match with Pslzer on
his own account
In between a couple Of these con-
Predictions or Inconsistencies. Johnson
learned he was barred from New York.
Naturally he was greatly worked up
over this. Quick as a flash. he framed
q plan for getting even
New York had barred him and he
would erase from the list Of the posi-
bic opponents the name Of any heavy
weight who boxed in New York Jim
Flynn and others please take heed.
II was a fearful threat but it was
merely another Of Jacks passing
whims. Before Sc hours had passed, be
Instead Of avoiding New York and de-
handing that his opponents avoid New
York he would take the big city by
storm and defy boxing commissioner
O'NeiL
To Test Fravley Law.
The Frawley law. he argued. was
framed for black and whites alike and
he would stand upon his rights as an
American citizen He would box or
know the reason why
And that's the way it goes Jack IS as
shifty in his conversation as he is In
his ringwork. But scarcely as good
general
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
SILVER CITY MINE
OPERATIONS ACTIVE
Chloride Flat Mine Ships
Two Carloads of Ore
10 III PaSO.

Silver City, \. NJ. Jan. 27.-Mining
operations at Santa Rita by the Chino
company are being pushed with large
force of men. all work being done with
the big steam shovelS, and trainloads
of the ore are sent to the concentration
at Hurley daily. No underground work
is being done at present.
The Chloride Flat company operating
a rich silver property a mile west OF
Silver City has sent two carloads OF
high grade ore to the FL Paso smeiter
this week. All ore taken from this
ing values as high as $500 TO $4,000
ton 1t is said TO be the best paying
silver property in New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
To Test Frawiey Law.
HOUSTON AMATEUR Is
WINNER OF HANDICAP

Houston, Texas, Jan. 27.-W France,
amateur, Of Houston, won the sunny
South handicap and with Alfred Gard
ner, also a Houston amateur, as his
temamate, won the team championship
OF Texas
France won the handicap, an open
event worth $3.50 TO the winner, BY
breaking % targets straight in a shoot
off after tieing Thomas Marshall, pro-
fessional. OF Illinois. and H l. Har-
sons. amateur Of Hot Springs, Ark,
with IS breaks out OF a possible ZOE.
In the professional class W. r. Cros-
by, OF OFallon, Ill, led with 1913; Ben
Schwartz, Of Houston. was second, with
IS9, and ". s. P. Pear, Of Guthrie,
Okla, and c. 5. Spencer, Of st. Louis,
tied for third, with 1877
On the five day program OF 1905,
Crosby and Hear professionals. led,
with 961. followed by Graham, ANA
teur, with 949
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
RURALES CAPTURE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nine Are Caught in Adam
doned Ranch House
While Eating.

chihuahua. Mexico. Jan 2T=The
bandits who for several weeks have
been operating with success IN the VI
clnfty Of Fl Fresno ranch and who. It
is claimed. held up and robbed Trinidad
o. Estrada and his friend OF their
money and valuables under cover OF a
ravine near FL Fresno ranch, were cap
tured In an abandoned house on the
Eel MOntesitO" ranch by q body OF ~
rales who surrounded the place and
captured the entire party, consisting
OF nine In the corral outside the
house were nine horses belonging 70
the men, but which, IL Is claimed. had
been stolen from ranches in the vicin-
ity, and several mules
The bandits were tied with ropes and
brought TO this city, where they we're
lodged in the. penit5ntiary-
The rurales made q search OF the
rendezvous and found that the men
were IN the midst OF a good meal when
they were surprised by them short
distance from the house was the car
cass Of COW which the men had
killed for their meal, part OF which
was cooked and lying on the table
ready to be eaten Besides this there
was a quantity Of eatables and several
bottles OF red wine.
Al the station house the men pro-
tested their innocence but several CT
their victims were brought forward
and identified part Of the men as those
who had held them up and taken their
belongings
Bank Caszier to FL Paso.
F. E Beecher, assistant cashier -
the BancO de Sonora branch in this
city. will leave on the first OF the
month to be with the First National
bank OF Fl PasO.
Mr.. Beecher has been employed with
the bank here for several years
The Banco de Sonora has declared
dividend OF IS per cent on its capital
stock. This is as large a dividend a.
the bank declared last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
TWO HOMESTEAD
ENTRIES FILED
Many Visitors to Las
Cruces-Numerous So
cial Affairs.

The office Of The Herald for Las
Cruces is in the Robinson Drug
Store, The Quality Store" This
firm viii deliver The Herald each
night at the regular rate OF so cents
a month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
sUNDRIEs.

AEIOn judge
Don't think q girl will coo like
dove because she is pigeontOed.
Optimism isn't just griuning. but this
is where most Of US get off"
This is a dogs life" yawned the
vivisectionist as he rolled up HIS
sleeves preparatory TO the slaughter.
Money may talk, but il is usually a
bit ungrammatical.
That will be about all now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
DECIDED.
lFrom Judge.

I'd buy a car if It weren't for one
thing"
what is that?"
Having to look out for the other fel-
low"
but II you had a car. the other fell
low would have 10 look out for you.
also"
"Geet I never thought of that. I'll
buy one"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

There is a general feeling that II
the presidential candidates would dis
cuss only such subjects as the best way
to plant the garden and to cook corned
beef hash, they would stand a better
chance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

On and after February 1st. 1912. all
taxes due and unpaid on 1911 tax rolls
shall become delinquent and penalty
Of 10 per cent viii be added.
For the benefit Of the working men.
the county tax collectors office VIII
be open from z TO g every evening.
Signed
Geo. Harper.
County Tax Collector.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
THE FIGHT GAME.
++++#+++ =.


JOHNSON to Meet UnhOlE-
Pueblo Colo, Jan Fiddle John
son. Of Pueblo, has signed articles to
meet Rudolph Unholz, the Boer, before
the Pueblo A. c. about February 16.
Thompson Defeats O'Brien.
Butte, Mont, Jan 27-Maurice
Thompson, lightweight champion of
the northwest, last night won from
Mickey O'Brien at the end Of a six
round contest. At no time did O'Brien
appear to have a chance
WigEum Loses 10 Dillon.
Indianapolis Ind, Jan. 27.-Jack Dill
lon, mlddleweight title claimant, de-
IealeQ howard Wiggam in the second
round Of a scheduled 10 round bout Iast
night Wiggam was sent through the
ropes with a right TO the chin and was
unable to continue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Now that J. P. Morgan has reached
Egypt. we wish he would attend to
the long neglected duty OF getting one
or two Of the pyramids removed to
America
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
CUTLER DEFEATS BONN.
THE GERMAN WRESTLER

St Louis. Mo, Jan. 27-CharIag one.
Ter. Of Chicago, last night won from,
carr Bonn, Sampson" the CHAMPION
neaTy weight wrestler of Germany. I'm
Two straight falls. The first fall came
AFTER p minutes and so seconds wrest-
l5tis M-In com 1ination body and arm
SCISSORS holo. The same hold brought
down the heavy foreigner in two min
etes and 20 seconds for the second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

WITH THEM. But NOT OF THEM.

why is Jones so smiling"
His wife has Joined the Society for
the Suppression Of Unnecessary Noise.
and he thinks now she will have to
shut up for a while"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

In view of the alarming tendency
OF the people 70 vote as they darn
please, the nation looks forward to the
presidential election with apprehension.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

DR. Wiley is fighting fake mince
meat, but Wen never get pies like
what mother made, until sister, wife
and daughter do some cooking them
selves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
IL LATEsT ABOUT IL.

II LUII = UUHe.T
Mary had a little lamb.
Growing thin and thinner;
She wrapped IL in a paper bag
And cooked that lamb for dinner
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Sangiamen ssprtihritt
Stimmt Der ErOseR aegen Die Hatio'
mal Gaib Resiiter $50,

Sn Ser geiuigen Gerballblung aes
gen Die 9taticnal Galb Hegilter SO.
muroe oos Gerhor bes erIten pon Der
9lntlage aufgerllfenen 9elaitllngs3ei,-
gen, Senrn =. SSames pon Getroit,
nod fort9eIeBt. Ter 3euge, Ser iriiDer
als einer Der 2lgenten Der ongeflagten
8eiellld]uft thatig mar, iagte IL. q.
aus, oaB III 8etroit Dor SSabren eine
groBe 9ln3abl ,Sirmen nit Der 9(nfer,
tigun9 billiger 8alienregiiter beid)af.
tigt gerpeien jeOod BON ser 9td-
tional SO. aus Dem 8eI6dfte pertrie-
ben lporoen ieien Inter anoeren
nannte er Die Osborne 60, Die @lobe
COMPANY, Die Gun Gompanp, Die
8epler So. llno Die 3etroit @aib Hes
glitter Worfs.
9tidt gerlnge Iuiregung peritriad-
te es, ais Der 3euge nah 9ertaguug
Der 8erihtsiiBlmg in oen 8eriftsIaal
5uriltgeellt fam lmo erfIdrte, oaB ar
ieine Sldnantnaoel i'm Wertbe por,
$500 Derloren babe. 9llle 9lntpeiertoen
maGten lid iofort auf Die Suhe unh
es gelang Dem Glerf, sSranf Sigbt,
oie gtaoel unter Dem 3eugenitl1bIe, 100
sSames lie hatte fallen laIlen, 3u fin.
oen Sic Berbnnolunqen neroen beute
Vornlttog Tortgeieet lperoen.
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9erfauf bon 25 Gintrittstarten $3.50;
fir so Gintrittsfarten So; fir Is
gintrittsfarten $3.50 unb fir 100
gintrittsfdrten $40. Dte ginnabtaen
beliefen fih auf $35.25 unb Die Nus
gaben auf $22.45. 8amerab Martin
Sdneiber, tpelder bon ieiner europa
reiie 5uriidgefebrt 1T, purbe BON Gem
prdiibenten ber5li6 tptllfommsn ge=
beiben uno hielt einen intereHant,n
0ortras iiber ieinsn 9eiuh Ser
Sdld6tfeloer in Glidb 2ot6rinesn.
Nm 8. 9e3ember finbet cine 8enstafe
periummlung itatt, in ipelher iehr
ipidtiae @ei6dfte our Grlebieung daz
Itehen. MGe admeraben iinb brincenb
eriudt, fid gu Der 9erIamnlung einz
5uitellen.
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