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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
MINING NEWS
ALL LEVELS Of
S0C0RR0 IN ORE
September Production Of the
DeadwOOd Exceeded All
Previous Months.

Mogouon, n. II. Oct. 12.-At the
Socorro mines the development head
inss in the lower levels are all in ore
and the two lowest. the 200 and 500,
show especially good values. The mill
is running steadily and crushed be-
tween 1000 and 5000 tons during Sep
TENDER.
ETnestine production for September
was Is, 500 troy ounces Of gold and sill
yer bullion an 10000 pounds Of high
grade concentrate. The usual month
= dividend Of 1 percent was declared
in October. Mine Developments are
looking extraordinarily well with
sufficient tonnage Of ore developed to
keep the 80 stamps dropping indefi-
nitely- Seven hundred and twenty-five
tons were milled during the week.
The DeadWoOd mines September pro-
ductiOn exceeded any month to date.
Development in the 500, the lowest
level, Is exposing a good grade Of ore
four to seven feet wide.
At the Oaks company 40 tons Of ore
OF an average value Of SIT per ton was
shipped during the month from de-
VelOpment work
At the MogOllOn Gold & Copper com
pany an electric hoist Will be in
stalled over the Wine in the Little
Charlie tunnel, which continues to
yield a good tonnage Of high grade
mill ore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
FEW sOLDIEOs
IN THE HOSPITAL
Only % at Fort Bliss Dis
abled by Illness; Target
Practice Extended.

OF all the sOlGsvrs stationed at Fort
Bliss there are only % confined in
the hospital at the present time None
Of these men Is seriously i'll and the
general health of the men at the fort
has been remarkably good
After serving 80 years in the army
post cOmmissary, Sergt. John 7. Fan
ming is preparing to retire. He viii
leave about the middle Of this month
on a four months furlOugh. At the
expiration OF that time he VIII not re-
turn to duty, but will go to California,
where he viii locate permanently.
Regimental cOmmissary Sergt Fred
PiersOn. Of the Second cavalry, has re-
turned from a three months furIOugh.
Vacation After Five Years.
After working every day foR five
years without once being away from
his desk, Sergt. Maj. William Kirby,
Of the Second cavalry. is going on a
vacation. He viii take a tour Of
Europe, visiting all the principal cities,
and expects TO be across the pond two
months. He will spend another month
travelling through the United States
before returning to Fort Bliss.
Target practice for the 22d infantry
has been extended to December 81.
Lieut. Luther Felker has returned
from detached service at Fort Leaven-
worth
William II. Kennedy, sergeant OF
troop N. has been promoted to the post
OF squadron sergeant major Of the first
squadron of the second cavalry.
Cavaiary Squadron Returns.
The first squadron of the Third cav
airy, which has been doing border pa
troll duty al Hachita, n NJ, arrived at
Fort Bliss Friday morning and K
troop Of the Thirteenth cavalry left
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12

" made up Of fruit apples in partic-
ular, though 1t also contains many veg
etables. The apples are particularly
fine. as san Juan is at considerable
elevation above sea level, and as far
as the judging had proceeded last
night had been awarded IA first
prizes and six. seconds.
The Livestock Exhibit.
The livestock exhibit at the fair IS
hardly worth talking about, consisting
of four pens Of sneep, four cows, one
bull and two calves No AngOras are
exhibited nor is there any showing Of
dairy products. OF WOman's handiwork
there is nothing on exhibition except
a few aprons and laundry bags stitched
by the girl members Of the Boys and
Girls Industrial club, of New Mexico,
and some lOaVes Of bread made by
them. The boys Of the club have some
exhibits of corn and vegetables grown
by themselves and have taken some
prizes There is no art display.
Poultry Exhibit.
The poultry exhibit is particularly
good, though small N. 3. stevens, Of
Las Cruces, whose fancy runs to white
.OrpingtOns, took down six blue rib
.bons, a 5000 cup for the best pen Of
white OrpingtOns. another cup for the
best pen Of any strain on exhibition
and cash sweepstakes prize Of $50
for the best pen shown. Mr.. Stew ms
will move his exhibit to the Arizona
state fair which opens at Phoenix on
October 2S.
The attendance at the fair has not
been as great this year as in former
years, mainly because the weather has
not been propitious- 1t has been cold
with disposition to rain.
WOuId Reform the Fair.
One Of the propositions made by
those who are urging tnat the fair be
reformed is that it be taken in charge
by the state, as is the case in Ari-
IONA. and the fair be managed by con-
tinous board of commissioners, TO be
appointed by the governor. who shall
hire a competent secretary trained to
the work of handling fairs to look after
the details. 1t is believed the people
of the state viii be willing to stand
for q tax for state fair purposes which
will make New Mexico fair take rank
with at least that OF Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
DAILY RECORD
BaiIdins Permits.


To w. d. Mosley, to erect a brick
bungalow, Rio Grande and Birch; esti-
mated value. S29S5.
To d. Zubiate. to build an adobe, 917
Park street; estimated value, $500
To G.. w. Tom, to move a building
and erect sheds. block So, Pittsburg
avenue. Highland park; estimated
cost $500.
To w. D. Mosley to build partI-
tons, third story Caples building, san
Antonio and Mesa; estimated cost
$3.50.
To John Sorensen, to build a garage.
1872 Mesa avenue; estimated cost $50.
To Z. Ravel, to make repairs on
building, 1915 BouleTord; setimated
To J. H. Lang. to build shed, 1929
TularOsa street; estimated cost, $500
Deeds Filled.
South side of Lebanon, between Ala
bama and Kentucky avenues-AIrs.
Agnes Moore to Miss Schourup, lots %
and 80. block 81. ighland park; con-
sideration, $50; October !, 1912.
North side Of Missouri. between
Newman and Brown streets-'W- A.
Morley and wife to Nellie Moore
Black, lot p and west One-half of lot
p, block %, Franklin heights; cOnsid-
Grafton, $40; October 2, 1912.
Southeast corner of Wheeling street
and Kentucky avenue-W- A. WOrley
and wife to Nellie Moore Black lots
IS to 30, block a. Highland park; con-
sideratiOn. S11OO- October . 1912.
South side OF MADEIRA. between Ray
ner and Piedras streets-H- 5. John
son jr to Mrs. Charlotte Vance. lots
10 and 20, block 40, East FL Paso;
consideration. $500; September 9, 1872.
Licensed to Wed.
Pedro Flores and Regina GriegO-
Births-GsirIs.
To Mrs. Jose Lopez, 129 Oregon
street; October II,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
Still Another
HerpiCide Enthusiast
Thousands of Them

am always grateful for real bles-
sings, and j know of nothing that L
need 10 be more thankful for than
Newbro's Herpicide Thousands of Ia
dies not only in the United States but
all over the world feel the same way
about it. To this wonderful scalp and
hair remedy they owe their soft, long,
beautiful hair
writes; Ny hair came out until there
was just a scanty cover for the scalp,
I tried everything 7 ever heard OF or
read about until 1 finally used Herpi-
eide There is nothing like it. Ny
head is now covered with new hair.
shall forever praise Herpicide."
Most hair troubles come from dan
druff EeWbrO's Herpicide removes this
dandruff by killing the germ which
causes it 1t also stimulates q flow Of
blood which nOurishes the foIlicles. The
scalp being healthy, the hair does not
come out and the new hair is allowed
TO grow.
There are other preparations which
they say are Just as good" as Herpi-
eide. 1t is not advisable to try them.
Instead OF doing any good they may do
positive harm
- No one-is-eXer- disappointed in New
bros Herpicide. The results are always
the same, always satisfactory as is In
dictated by the fact that Herpicide has
been sold for years and has thousands
Of satisfied friends. It is the only gen
uine. original dandruff germ destroyer.
There Is I-Othing Gust as good"
NeWbrO's HeTpicide in soc and s1.00
sizes is sold by all dealers, who guar
antee il TO do all that IS claimed. If
YOU are not satisfied, your money viii
be refunded
Send 1Oc in postage for sample and
book to The Herpicide Co. Dept r,
Detroit. Mich. Kelly & Pollard, Special
Agents.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12

Fort Bliss for Hachita the same mora
ing.
Post commissary Sergt william
Cassidy Is expected back from his fur
Tough about October IA. He viii be re-
membered especially by the Mormon
refugees as the man who handled the
cOmmissary ar them during the first
lew days tE1 they were in FL Paso.
There is goy in the ranks of the
Second cavalry because Walter F. Mar
TIN, who was promoted from second
lieutenant to captain has been reas-
signed to this regiment He is at pres
ent away on furlOugh and VIII return
to Fort Bliss the latter part Of De
cember.
Breaking In Horses.
Breaking horses is occupying much
Of the time Of the men OF the Second
cavalry at Fort Bliss at present. The
lot Of horses is a good one and they
are fast being put through the PAGES
Col West is conducting the work
OF training the men and horses.
Hurdles have been placed os the pa
rade grounds and the men are doing
to leap over them and also ever breast
works OF sandbags
CaIche is being taken from the hill
at the back OF the pOstOffice and is
used for grading the drives about the
post and Filling up chuck holes Pris-
Oners are being used on this work
Preparing for Dance.
In preparation for the mop which
viii be given by the officers some
night next week the dance hall on the
top floor OF the headquarters building
is being put in shape. The floor is be-
ing repaired, the walls are being tinted
and kalsOmined and decorations hung
Following the officers dance, a hop
viii be given for the enlisted men at
some later date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
COPPER COMPANIES
SELL FAR IN ADVANCE
General Electric Company to Use
100000, 600 Pounds of Copper
This Year.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE copper
companies are selling far in advance
Of their usual plan for the purpose Of
preventing higher prices for copper.
Already a good tonnage OF copper for
1913 delivery has been sold.
As an example Of the remarkable in
crease in American consumption of
copper, it is siad the General Electric
company viii consume 100, 600, 600
pounds, an increase Of 10000, 900
pounds over its consumption in 1911.
One of the leading copper refiners
in the United States is authority for
the Etatement that it has not had a
pound Of surplus copper in the last six
months. that Notwithstanding its re-
ports of 10000, 600 TO Il, 900, 900 pounds
surplus copper reported monthly to the
Copper Producers association, this cop
per has in reality been old and is not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
MINING NEWS
e TIGRE MINE AND
MILL ARE RUNNING
MeXicans Who Recovered
Stolen Bullion Scattered
Prosperity In Camp.

Douglas, Ariz, Oct Eel Tigre
mine and mill are running as usual on
full time, according to report Of J. w.
M'alcolmsOn, consulting engineer for
the company, who has returned from
a visit to the camp and is on his way
back to Kansas City The property is
working all the men it can secure and,
while there is no labor scarcity, a
number Of others can be used.
The Mexican portion Of tn camp is
feeling wealthy, due to the distribution
of the reward for recovery Of the p
bars Of bullion stolen by Salazar. The
chief beneficiary was a Mexican pri-
vate soldier who found more than half
the bullion. The reward was $4,000,
gold. and was divided prOpOrtiOnateIy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
CHRISTMAS MINE
TO RESUME WORK
Report Is Circulated That Railroad Is
to Be Built from the Railroad
Station to thf Mine.

Hayden. Artz-, oct 12.-RepOrts are
in circulation that the Grant Bros. Con-
structiOn company will shortly arrive
in Winkelman and start work on the
railroad near Christmas, leading from
the station to the mine. The Christ
mas mine will shortly resume opera
lions, ore viii be shipped to the local
smelter for smelling.
The American Smelling & Refining
company's officials, who have been
spending the last week in Hayden,
have left, but before going stated that
blast furnaces will be erected and the
smelter enlarged generally.
The Hayden Drug company Is doing
extensive -emOdeling in its local store.
In the back Of the store a floor has
been built in with stairs leading from
the main floor, where booths and
tables viii be placed for the soda fOUn-
tain trade. By so doing more room viii
be available and a larger stock of
goods viii be installed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
SHIP ORE TO THE
Ell PASO SMELTER

SILVER City. n u. oct Is-GeOrge
Utter the big zinc man of New Mex
leo is planning to enlarge his plant
at Pinos Altos, which will more than
doUbl ehis shipments of zinc cOncen-
trates. The ore he is now taking out
is running considerable gold and sill
yer which he viii be able to save, add
ing to the value Of the output Of the
mine.
Leasers working a mine at PinOs
Altos are taking out much ore which is
shipped TO the FL PasO smelter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
TWO BOWIE MEN
KILL THREE BEARS
horticultural Inspector appointed For
Bowie: New Commissioner Ap-
pointed and Qualities.

Bowie, Ariz Oct. 12-While riding
through a canyon. in the mountains
south of town, Geo. P. Bartlett and
Pablo Bejar saw some animals in the
distance, which they mistOOk for dogs.
Upon nearer approach and discovering
that they were an old bear and two
cubs, Bartlett and Bejar dismOunted,
and while Bartlett killed the old bear,
Bejar killed the young ones.
Upon the recommendation Of A. W.
MOrrell, state entOmologist, Russell B.
Heinrich was appointed horticultural
inspector in agricultural and hOrticul-
tural district No. 6, with headquarters
at Bowie. All trees and shrUbbery
shipped into the state from the east,
by the S. P. Co, will be unloaded at
Bowie for inspection, after which they
will be forwarded to their destination
in the state. This viii insure to peo-
pie starting young orchards in Arizona
q healthy lot Of trees and shrubbery,
free from disease.
Judge II. Heinrich has been notified,
by the federal court then in session
at Phoenix that he has been appointed
United States commissioner for the
district Of Arizona, with headquarters
at Bowie. Judge Heinrich has quail
fled and is now ready to transact bus
mess for the government.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
$4,000 OFFICES IN AaERIcA.
ERICA. CA8LE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD.
SGBND the following message subject to the terms
on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to.
Ell PASO, TEXAS, 1912, 1919
M. and Mrs. S. ives Turner,
Anywhere West Of The Pecos.

os-Ap1e,
perfect
three notwithstanding
g1tmmed the
prettiest
prtnoesses, producing perfect panoramic picture.
village hOste1ries waiting the guests
hospitality be
muchly,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
WILL DEVELOP CLAIMS
N COIN GTICH DTsTRTrI

Miami, Ariz.. Oct 12.-The New
State Copper Mining & Smelling Co
held its annual meeting in Globe and
elected J. II. McDOnOugh. president;
Wade SOtel, secretary; Tom Kelley
general manager; directors, J. \. Nc
Donough, Wade SOtel, Charles Miller.
Frank Hubble, Tom Kelley and Fred
Hunghold. At the meeting it was de-
cided TO push development work on
the Republic claim. The company
owns SO claims, located ten miles
southwest of Miami, in the Gold Gulch
district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
COLEMAN RESIGNS
MORENCI POSITION

Morenci, AriZ.. Oct. IF. J. Cole
man. assistant mine superintendent
for the Detroit Copper company for
many years, has resigned and will
leave November ] for Phoenix. Mr..
Coleman has not announced what line
Of business he will engage in at that
place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
COURT SETTLES TITLE TO GOLD
CLAIM NEAR TOMBSTONE

Tombstone, AriZ., Oct ia SUIT, en-
titled Quarles VS.. Harper, involving
the title to a placer claim in Ash can
yOn in the Huachuca mountains, which
has been occupying the attention Of the
superior court for several days, was
decided by the jury in favor Of Quarles.
This is one Of the claims located in
the rush for gold which occurred in
Ash canyon about year ago. One
nugget found on his claim weighed q
ounces and is valued close to $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
surplus copper. but is a working stock

surplus copper, but Is a WorkIng stock
in process.
Copper refinery production for Sep
TENDER viii still be large on account
Of the accumulation Of blister copper
at the refineries by reason of the
strikes, but this accumulation is now
worked up and production will go back
to normal This was the reason for
the record production of $4,000, 600
pounds in August.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
SELL ARIZONA MINE:
VIII LIE n CAILEnEE.-La

EIgin. Ariz Oct 12.-AIr. and Mrs
Frank Powers, who recently closed a
deal with the Copper Queen for $780,
600 for the Worlds Fair mine, have re-
turned from a visit to California, where
they win reside in the future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12

Pat had been knocked down by an
automobile, and hurried away to the
nearest police station to enter his com
plant. Police sergeant: Can you give
me description of the person who ran
over your Pat: "Oi can that He. had
on a fur coat an an automobile cap
and goggles. Life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12

We have some bargains in heavy tim
bers. Lander Lumber CO.-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-14
URGES STOP
To DEREL|CTS
IN WE:DZOcK

Stringent Laws requiring "a couple
applying for d margiase rense TO
submit to a rigid physical and men
tai examination and to make sworn
statements attested by two witnesses
that there Is no insanity feeble
mindedness. epilepsy or chronic all
coholism among me parents. grandpal
ents uncles and mnts of either OF
them are recommended to the leg
islature in the report Of DR. Antonio
I'D Jung f oklahoma City, lecturer
in the University School of Medicine
en- nervous AMI mental diseases, to
Dr. T. G. Mahr, state commissioner OF
health
rhe report was complied As re
suit Of Dr. Young's special study Of
nervous and mental diseases in con
necti with the recent Investigation
Of state institutions conGCcted bY the
safe health department The report
is included in DR. Aiahr's rer3rt to
/ Governor Cruce
Dr. Young expresses the opinion
THAT IL law were passed refusing
a marriage license to AL who could
mot fulfill the equrements menti mel
! and the further requirements that
both must be free from all serious
chronic disease the number OF Grim
/ irals and lependants to be cared for
3by the tate W ull be greatly de
creased and much SUFFERING misery
Iand poverty prevented
Suffer From Sirs of Parents.
The report of Dr Mahr gives fg
ures to show that many of the in
mates Of state institutions are there
J, sA.,s, /. f.s
irmites" al their parents Fifty per
cent Of the inmates Of the state peni-
Tertiary are "alcaholics" the report 4
says
Relative 10 the school fer the blind
.at Fort Gibson, the report sfatef
there is nothing favorable to say OF
the institutions except thar it is we'll /
managed He declares the buildings
are old ana diapidated the floors
so r0tton that they are almgst ready !
70 break through in places nd ne
structures full Of cracks which have [
accumulated the dust Ct ages, laden I
with micro-organisms. The buildings 4
were used as an army post, one oi /
the Oldest in the Central West and /
we're built early i'm the last century |
-Four inmates were IN OF pneumonia |
which can be traced TO the c1nditio I
'f the buildings and grounds accord /
NJ 70 the report
Orphanaee Overcrowded.
The document states that the or 4
phan's home at Pryor Creek is over
place for The care of the SICK The
ab the buildinss are very \
muddy in wet weather and there is no I,
Gor the children. which is
declared essential for health
The home for blind. deaf and or
phau negro children at Taft has the 4
snest building OF any other instiau II
tions. according go the report. The
state has aiken Iguch better care
these negro orphans ard provided
them much better buildings for
home than they have the white "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-14
TEXAS, BEAVER AND ELLIS
COUNTIES FOR CLARK

Senator Joe NJ rris is in Guthrie
today. Senator Norris served in Tive
first and also the second state legis-
lature from the short grass country,
habitat at that time being Peayer~o.
In that section OF the state Morris
knows every man, wonlan and AL ot
the babies
Ic has just returned fr m Beaver,
Texas and Ellis unties He says.
Tel the folks that the old panhm-
die country is solid for Champ Clark
for president, and thar the county
county convention in those three
counties viii return soli1 delega
ton ON tile nth Tor lIonse Speaker
Nr NJ rris is now engaged in the
real estate and loan business in Ok
lahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-14
JUDGE ROBERTSON
ENTHUSIASTIC FOR CLARK

Judge J.. b. A. Robertson, mem
Der of the supreme ccurt commss-'
sion was in Guthrie between trains.
lie is very enthusiastic in lis sup
port OF 'hamp CArk for president
and declares there is no chance for
Wilson or amy other candidate S
carry oklahoma The people oi Ok
1ahoma are grateful and they know
that Clark has always been ou3
friend taey now have chance IN
reciprociate and you can bet they
Will do il, said Mr. Robertson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-14
ACTRESS IS
EXPECTING
NEW HEIR
tBy Associated Press

New York Fell i4-lier intimate
friends whisper that Mrs Russell
Griswold Colt Miss Ethel BARRYMORE
win make her husband very pT'-1d
and happy again
The Colts FIRST born. a bon came
70 bless them in December, 1909 a I
mother and father have been abso-
intely devoted 10 him Mr.. COT has
been with the little chan as con
constantly as her duties ia the stage
have permitted
Miss Barrymore ana Mr Colt were
married early III March. 9ng at Hytit.
fark, near Boston He IL the son of
Colonel Samuel PomeroN G IT. presi
dent Of the United states Rubber
company, who WAS delighted with the
match
When Mrs Colt was playing in Los
Angeles last Julg there were rum m
that she would seek divorce Sna
returned here and early IN August Alf
toit Went 10 live at their home ai
Mamaroneck, N Y Both denied M ii
positively and as ii proved m
truly. that any misunderstanding ~
listed between them
Miss Barrymore is nDw PLAYING In
A Slice ct Lille and Cousin Kafe
az the Empire theatre here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-14
ZIMMERMAN AND
EMBRY TO RESIGN?

George r. Zimmerman. it is rumor
ed. viii resign as assistant United
States attorney at the same time thai
John Embry quits the office Of Y :.
attorney Mr. zimmerman Will engage
in the practice Of law a Nluskosen
or Tulsa II is rumored that he and
Judge Embry will form a partner
ship. Air. zimmerman is Very poWu-
ar throughout the state ana has the
reputation of being one Of the very
best lawyers in Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-14
phans or inmates Of the blind seho l.

phans or inmates OF the blind scho
it is declared.
Dealing with the state penitentiary,
the report commends the management
of Warden Dick, stating that every
thing runs like clock work loaat Is
FOUND only with the hospital facilities.
Or Mahr reports that patients are
crowded together in a buliing which
was thought too poor for any other
purpose and they are denpendent upon
unframed help for administration Of
medicine and treatment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-14
WELLESLEY SCORES.

Well. III tell yu this said the
college man. Wellesley is match
factory
That's quite true" assented th 4
girl Al Wellesley We make the
heads, but We get the sticks from
Harvard -Iappincott's