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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
MINING NEWS
WIN
NEW MEXICO MINES
Suit for Possession Of Lin
coin County Iron Mines
Decided in Court.

Carrizozo, Y n, Oct 19.-Judge
Medler of the Lincoln county district
court has handed down decision IN
favor of the plaintiffs in the case OF
the California Industrial company, OF
Los Angeles, Cal, VS. the New Mexico
Mining and Milling company, which
was tried at the last term OF court
and decision reserved.
The case involved title to the iron
ore mines near Captain, IN this county
which were purchased Dy the Call-oI-
ria people some years ago, with the IN
tentiOn of using the ore Tor their Los
Angeles furnaces. The defendants mad
made placer filings on the property,
and when they began final PROOF on
tervened with the suit which has been
decided in their favor, giving Jneln
clear title TO the property, which IS
one Of the largest deposits or iron ore
in the southwest. In addition 1t IS
located very close to coal deposits
suitable for cOking and smelter pur-
poses.
pie sent the secretary Of the company
here to look over the property &C
cOmpauied by Mr. Putney, an iron eX-
pert Their Investigations proved 50
favorable that several thousands OF
dollars have been expended recently
in thoroughly testing out the properly
with a view to utilizing the ore at the
Los Angeles furnaces. 1t is now re
ported that these Investigations have
all been favorable and that the com
pany VIII put up a large smelter and
operate the mines, converting the ore
into pig iron for shipment The com
panv now obtains its ore from over the
Mexican border. at a heavy expense Of
handling and shipping
1t is known that the iron and coal
deposits of Lincoln county are among
the most extensive and of the best
quality Of any similar deposits in the
southwest and their development by a
concern such as the California Indus
trial company means much to TINS
section. It is significant, too, that this
DEVELOPMENT of New Mexican resources
comes from the Pacific coast and 1t IS
in line with recent important an
nouncements Of an awakening interest
in and a trend toward thorough inves-
tigatiOn Of mineral as well as agrI-
cultural resources of this state by
California capitalists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
sMHN DNINIW
OPTION ON PROSPEGTOR'S GROUP
HAS BEEN TAKEN BY FRED ". H0AR

worked Excavation for the new
crushing plant continues and engineers
under c. B. Cline, assistant to H Ken
yOn Burch, are working on the plans
for doubling the capacity Of the 500
ton concentration. About 1900 men are
employed about the mines, mill and
smelter-
The east drift on tia eighth level on
the Great Eastern vein at Superior &
Boston is reported to have been. for
the last 60 feet, in ore from two to
five feet wide averaging seven percent
copper. The north crOsscut on the
18th level has cut a vein IA feet wide
showing naturalization but carrying
no ore at that point Exploration has
been started on it east and west
Shipments to the Old Dominion con-
tinue- About IS men are employed
President W, G. Rice is now at the
property
New Ore Body at Patagonia.
n. L Amster, formerly president OF
the old Arizona Commercial Copper
company, is spending a few days in
Globe. OF the R R R mine near Pat
agOn1a, he says we have just cut a
new ore body, parallel to the one on
which we have been working and 100
feet from it, which is % feet wide and
averages s to 10 percent copper. and
We are now drifting on it On the
first ore body two Slopes, from 70 to
so feet long, have been opened Up for
a width OF 40 feet in ore that will run
better than 10 percent copper. The
Winze IS down 10 feet and has nine
percent ore in the bottom We are
putting in a set Of scales and by Oct
20 will be shipping 100 tons per day
of ore averaging from to 10 percent
copper, and this may later be increased
to $50 tons per day We are employ
ing about 20 men" Engineers and
others who have examined the mine
say that Is the largest and richest
body OF copper ore ever opened up in
Ar4f-r
work Mr. Amster is not disposed to
let the public in on his bonanza, but IS
operating the mine himself.
Mr. AmSter has recently visited the
Shannon mine at MetCalf. OF IL ne
says we are opening up large
area Of ore 100 feet below any point
a { which il has ever before been mined
and are taking out ore avera ginE four
to five percent copper We have
proved the extension Of the ore body
to a point below the level Of the Car
ter tunnel, which is a very important
development. Production for Septem-
Der was below normal because Of the
freezing Of one or the furnaces, and
this months production viii also be
smaller than usual, but is now in
creasing and next month viii show a
decided increase We have been doing
considerable development work during
the last six or eight months and are
now spending from $1,000 to $4,000 per
month for that purpose, all Of which
is included in the operating costs"
1t is reported, but not officially con-
firmed. that the American Smelling
& Refining company has released its
option on the Lake Superior & Arizona
mine at Superior, after watering the
mine and making an examination.
The Calumet & Arizona company IS
working a small force OF men on the
an-ThompSOn-Dagg group OF 81
claims recently acquired under option
at Superior, and is making arrange
ments to secure electric power from
the Ray Consolidated mine, II miles
distant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
GRAB BAG YIELDS PRIZES
FOR THE TF1EATER GOERS
John Barrymore Scores An
other Success, in "The
Affairs of Anatol."
The Daughter of Heaven"
and "The Brute" Are 9th
er New York Offerings.
CBy Emory B. CaIvert.)

New York, n Y, Oct 1.-THE
Brute at the Thirty-ninth street the
alter, The Daughter of Heaven" at the
Century, and an English version of Ar
thur Schnitzler's ''AnatOI Cylus" at the
Little theater, were the prizes which
New York's theatrical grab bag yielded
to the veteran theater gOers this week.
THE Affairs of AnatOL" as the
SchnitZIer farce was rendered on the
program, was produced on Monday and
proved a huge success. It included in
its cast John Barrymore, Oswald YOrl1e,
Marguerite Clark, Doris Keane, Kath-
crime Emmett Isabelle Lee and Gail
Kane.
The construction Of the piece was
probably its most notable feature The
play centered about AnatOl John bar
rymOre), and his many loves present
and past. In order to arrange this
neurology the playwright has divided
his play into a, succession of scenes
through which run the loves stories
Most of the situations are highly IA
cial, AnatOls vanity and assurance suf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
HOLD COST BELOW
FIVE CENTS A POUND
Calumet & Arizona Is Earning at the
Rate of More Than S6.5OO,OOO OD
Low PrOducfiOn Cost.

Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 19.-SOme of the
financial publications have figured
that on a production of $4,000 900
pounds Of copper per annum and a
cost OF not over II cents, Calumet
& Arizona is today earning at the rate
Of S5,000,000.
The facts are that for some time the
net cost Of Calumet & Arizona copper
has been under five cents per pound,
making that company the lowest cost
copper producer in the world and at
the present rate of production Of
slightly over 100000 pounds per an
mum, Calumet & Arizona is earning at
the rate of S6,500,000 per annum.
General manager GreenWay is very
optimistic as to the cOmpany's posses
sions in the AiO district, in Pima
county. which they are drilling extern
siveIy by churn drills, with the idea Of
developing a big steam shovel prOpO-
sitiOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
MIAMI MAY BUILD
BIG CONCENTRATOR
Enlargement OF Present Structure Ex-
pected-Sale of Douglas Property
Is Expected Soon.


Miami, Ariz, Oct. 19-It is reported
that the Miami Copper company is
making arrangements to increase the
capacity of its concentration at an early
date.
There seems to be no doubt that the
Miami and Inspiration companies have
reached an agreement to build a
smelter on the property recently pur-
chased by the Inspira ton in lower
Miami.
H N. Brown. local representative Of
the Douglas Copper company, has
heard from president T. c. Hendricks,
who is in New York on a deal with
large copper interests, and who says
that a sale Of the property Will prOba-
bly, be made soon
George c. kaufman, representative
Of the American Smelling and Refin-
ing company in the southwest with
headquarters in Tucson, AriZ., is e1-
pected to make an inspection Of prop
critics in the Superior district about
October 20.
This company now has control Of
the Lake Superior and Arizona prop
erty, and is reported to have options
on several groups between this prop
erty and the Douglas Copper conf
pany's property. 1t is understood that
it will erect a smelter on the Lake
Superior and Arizona property.
Work on the El PasO & Southwestern
railroad branch from Ray to Superior
is expected to commence on January /.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19

composed Of five units, it will be seen
that the company is already earning
at the rate of $4,000, 900 per month with
but three-fifths of its plant in CONF
mission This would indicate that
with the entire plant operating and on
the assumption Of no increase in pro-
duction, that earnings at this price
copper should amount to approximately
S7.SOO, 900 per annum
During September, Chino did not in
approximately the same as those for
August. During both of these months
three units Of the mill were in com
mission. As the fourth unit is now
contributing to production and as the
fifth unit should be placed in commits
sion very soon, it will be seen that 4
considerable increase in ChinO's pro-
ductiOn may be looked for within the
next few months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19

fering much from the effacing hand of
tllne women whom he has won and
IeLI Dehlnd, presumably scoring al least
broken heart as the price of his con-
quest suddenly turn up and forget they
nave ever known him, or miStOOk this
knight of love for some one else.
Mr. winthrop AmeS presented five Of
the original seven .Anatol" cketches.
me first sketch was labeled Ask No
questions and showed AnatOl suffer-
ing the fortunes of jealousy. Hilda
ms present flame, was the cause of
LheSe panSS- AuatOl doubts her fidelity
ana at the suggestion of his friends and
confident, Max, hypnOtizes her and pro-
ceeds 10 delYe into her past.
HIS first question ELECTS the fact that
she is % instead of 19, and AnatOl,
alarmed at this display of perfidy, calls
ner back to consciousness rather than
nave her tell him a truth he does not
want to hear.
IAN Episode" follows this opening.
In this scene Anatol, deciding to re
form and live a better life, brings ali
the relics of his past cOnquests to the
rooms Of Max. There they chat pleas
antly about the memories that the
scented notes call back The piece de
resistance Of this galaxy of love az
IalrS is his conquest of Bianca-beau-
UIul Blanca, of the circus, whom An
atol surmises died of a broken heart
Blanca hOWeveP, is very much alive
and IS the mistress of Max. She enters,
fails to remember AnatOL then mis-
takes him for someone else and greets
him effusively.
Of the remaining three scenes that
o. The Wedding Day proved to be
the most amusing and perhaps the most
typical of SchnitZler's humOr. AnatoI
IS bored at his dinner with the family
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19

Majestic Ranges.
+. Laurie Hardware Co., 800 Mills St Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
EXPECTS INCREASE
IN CHINO'S OUTPUT
Production for September Was 1884,
SCI; Earnings Are At Rate
of $1,000

Santa Rita, n. NJ, Oct 19-Based on
ChinOs estimated cost of 81 cents per
pound, the gross copper production for
September Of S,549. S62 pounds, the COM
5470O, 900.
The above figures indicate what ex-
cellent results are now being obtained
at Chino and they are particularly
noteworthy in view of the fact that
they were made with practically three
units of the concentration operating
during the month. The fourth unit
was placed in commission in the sec
Ond half of September and operated
internationally. Its full effect should be
felt in October. As Chino's mill is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19

lover, who died and willed her this
amount insisted that she give it to
charity.
With such fantastic promise upon
which to build, there could be no doubt
as to the outcome of the piece. It
creaked and rumbled through its allOt-
ted time with a heaviness that bored
the audience to distraction
"The Daughter of Heaven" a dream
by Pierre Lott and Judith GaUther. was
Saturday night. It proved to be a rath-
er undramatic spectacle, whose beauty
Of scenery was ample excuse for its
birth. The stellar role was played by
Viola Allen.
The story Of the play has to do with
the romantic wanderings of the en-
perOr of ManchUs-(Basi GuD-whO
has fallen in love with the empress Of
the Mings in his dreams. Supposedly
this love has been inspired by opium.
II is therefore of more or less fanCi-
mysticism were sadly lacking in the
play. Further unreality was lent to the
spectacle by the accidental appearance
Of the supposed Orientals.
The scenery, on the other hand, was
beautiful. For sheer gOrgeOusneSS there
has been nothing on the New York
stage to equal the harmony of cOlOrs
in the scene that disclosed the throne
room of the palace at Nankin- In fact,
to show that Caramba, of Milan, was
the real artist of the production. Those
other artists, Gates and MOrange, who
painted the scenery were not far be-
hind the AIilanese in making for the
ocular effectiveness Of the production.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19

of his bride. and so he was frresistably
led thereafter to a ball where he met
all his old friends.
When this event broke up at o'clock
in the morning he repaired to his room
with one of his loves. 1t is of course
impossible to acquaint her with the
fact that at half past u that day he
was to marry another. The humOr was
rather broad but it amused the audi
ence immensely.
Tuesday night saw the premiere of
"The Brute" a play in three acts by
Frederick Arnold Krummer at the S9th
street This play proved to be so sadly
lacking in many of those points which
so to make up a Broadway success. that
it was branded by the critics dismal
failure.
The author had in the first place a
difficult problem to deal with. The
hero, who suspected that his wife had
been unfaithfUl TO him and knew that
she had accepted 100000 from her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-20
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF advertised letters for week
ding October 10. 1912:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-20
HOWARD CASE ON At
CLARENDON MONDAY

Judge ! y Browning, Court Re
porter ! NJ. Mood and other court
officials returned yesterday afternoon
from Clarendon, where the District
Court has been in session for the
past week Cases of minor import
ance were dispatched during the first
week OF court, and the larger bust
ness will be taken up during the
present week
The most important case OF the
term will be called Monday. This 10
the Howard murder case, transferred
from Wilbarger County. The case
was tried twice before at Quanah
and once at Clarendon. resulting
each time in hung juries
A special venire OF 1913 men mas
been ordered by Judge Browning,
and from these jury selection will
begin Monday. Trial of the case. II
Is figured, will consume at least a
week OF time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-20
HEAVY LAND SALES
MADE At PLAINNIEW

Spcr.s' 90 Daily Views
p.ai.yiew, Ten Oct. ls.-Much
land has been bought Ia the Plain
view country the past few days W.
W. McGilyery OF Oklahoma has
bought 24O acres northeast OF town,
John l.. Brock has bought 500 acres
northeast OF town and 100 acres three
miles north OF town, a Mr. Shook
from Central Texas has bought the
Frank Gucssnes farm nine miles
northeast OF Plainyiew for sl2,s0O,
and will at once install an irrigation
system on same; W. Z. Riser, who
moved here recently from Illinois,
has purchased 800 acres twelve miles
northeast OF town and 1874 acres six
miles northeast OF town; J L. Brown
who moved to PlAnview last year,
has expended $4,000 for land In
Hale county within the last week, X.
W O'Keefe has bought 100 acres and
will install irrigation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-20
.PlA|NV|EW COUNTRY
LEARNS VALUE Of SILOS

Plainyiew, Tex. Oct l9-The
lgO-ton silo recently erected on the
farm OF Or. \. G. Scott, five miles
northwest OF this town, is being filled
with chopped kafir corn. 4 cutting
machine operated by a gasoline trac-
ton engine, is used IN cutting the
kafir, and 1t also blows it into the
silo. The machine keeps ten wagons
busy hauling green feed
About twenty silos have been bought
in Hale county this year, and their
operations are being watched with
great interest by every farmer on the
plains. The recent establishment OF
creamery at Plainyiew will prob
ably mean many more silos, which
are considered necessary adjuncts to
the dairying business The feed crop
of the Plainview country is very eX-
tensiye this year, and as the price
of all forage is lower than common,
II is thought that II every farmer had
a silo in which to store his feed with
all It's properties intact. that many
thousands of dollars would be saved
this year in Hale county alone
Metal. wood and concrete silos are
going in, all of which are good, ex-
perts claiming, however. that the
concrete silos have a shade OF ad-
vantage over the others in this coun-
try. since it is unaffected by both
acids and weather conditions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-20

List OF advertised letters for week
ending October 10. 1912;
Gentlemen.
Ashford, NJ. s.: Alley, Edgar.
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Ollie, Berry. Wallace. Burke, Char
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Walter; Cole, J. N.
Bean Al.
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ter; Howser. Justin.
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Respectfully,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-20
NEW MEXICO CITIZEN
KILLED IN RUNAWAY
Special TO Daily New.

Special 10 Daily News
Clovis, n. NJ, Oct. 19.-S. b. Whit
low was killed yesterday at La Ian
de. Il seems that one OF the horses
became manageable and ran into Il
crowd on the sidewalk. Mr.. Whit
low went TO the assistance OF a boy
that vas hurt and was himself kick
ed in the nose. lie had the wound
dressed and found his nose was bro
ken. lie got In his buggy and was
driving for home but on his way be-
came III and died in the arms OF his
daughter.
Mrs. Whitlow was In Missouri al
the time and was notified by wire.
Clovis Items
Captain Houchen arranged a game
Of football which was played on the
baseball grounds yesterday after
noon between Hereford and Clovis
high schools The Clovis boys were
in fine trim and defeated Hereford
7 to o.
Miss Dot Pendergrass won the pia-
no contest offered by Ed T. Massey
Dry Goods Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ID. Oldham, Mrs.
Skardo and Mrs. Slaton from Here
ford, have all gone to the Dallas
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Owens have
returned TO their home in Santa Fee
Several OF the professional men
and their friends were supposed to
have gone duck hunting Saturday,
but no one saw the ducks7
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Johnson gave a
little party on Tuesday night in hon
or OF their little son, Carl Alfred.
Covers were laid for fifteen. The
occasion was Brother Baker, pastor
OF the Methodist church. baptising
little Carl Alfred
Miss Fannie Howell had her col
lar bone broken while playing basket
ball
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-20
BoNing Bout nj Clovis

Special 70 Daily News.
Clovis. y. ", Oct ia boxing
bout al Clovis TO come off on October
31st The contest will be staged In
the arena on Main street. High
class prellminaries are being arrans-
ed and the entire show promises 20
be first class throughout.
Clovis IA about 20 furnish the seen
cry for a scientific boxing bout. Pete
Shaughnessy OF Fort Worth. Texas,
will defend his title against Rube
Smith OF Denver. shaughnessy Is In
Clovis at the present tine. Smiths
training camp is located AZ Portales