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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
August Earnings.

Butte & Superior ssn.s n.
tne month OF August 1 miI,u' =
OF ore. producing about II ~
OF spelter, and carpIpr ~,
outstanding 26s,0OO shsr,,
a share. estimating ths ~
and milling, shipping ana =.
Zinc. ~ ~
Estimated upon the r,,,.
milling since September r.
superior company easily n;
5000. 900 mark. u no, ssy,;
present price Of spelisr, ~
stiffness OF the spells,
brought forth predictions ,lsi
mark will be passed. -
Since tina first OF Septsr,~
tons OF ore hays been -.
the Butte & suporlo.. ~
upon the present saving ot n
80 TO % per cent-eloss
pounds OF zinc for tia a.
duction is predicted. e.
production for the Butt
which is exciting 50 mrci
mining circles, was the rts
erage tonnage milled Of e7
September the mill figures
10 1850 tons being mIlled 8
tonnage predomlnating.
Tho enormity OF the BSt
company's output pcrhaps 4
ter appreciated when II is ~
sidcratlon that the sniln q
OF all OF Butte's mines-n11
IN number-aggreeate ii1.-
pounds monthly. and lhs 1
perior, with It's single press''
Rock mine. in poundags I
more than half as much y
OF the mines in the Bulis
blned,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
COPPER HAS WORKED
TO DANGEROUS POINT

The Pollock wires on Saturday brough
the following comment on copper made
by the Boston News Bureau
The copper market has worked It
self into a dangerous position. and
If consumers should become unduly
excited they would develop highly
uncomfortable conditions for them
selves The producers are sincerely.
we believe, seeking to prevent that.
realizing that In the end they always
have to suffer from excess
There Will probably be n further
advance In prices, but IL is hoped
there will be no runaway market. In
view OF the existing fnancia and
industrial situation, which IS not
what II should be either In Europe
or America, there Will probably he
no runaway market The gradually
incrca sing business recession IN Ger
many VIII be temperng influence,
as will also be the absolute absence
OF prospect of a boom in this coun-
try, where the partial failure of the
harvest has checked all Ideas Of
business expansion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
REGlll1
BUTTE { sI|
company PRODUCING,
Over Half Of S.l
Copper os,p,1
EARNINGS ARE !
August Mine, MN !.
ing Results Al. u
did POM.
'peGla! eIla!,, TO The rrlSuo.

'ppG1@! pnTr,, 10 The rrlSua.
at Dunrs, IL. s,,Il Mont, Sept B.
COMPANY ,on q, northeast Of =. Ssa,
nns lns the sensation or J, ,,' y ~
%Iorv S%u exciting * inispsvs, :, "
nresCo rpe company Is msEinsa meESiS,saly J.
srsnssd snel,ss with an usis,aisn
ypel.er yp g a,. market, whlcSsA whlSsAi.n,
sS;ngg, Ss,Ss,ng from IS Der re d, pst
=, an september al, have ts5.s aSa,s.
rara q ~ average OF fl.ie.ra' .r'sloa'' .'
aaippFoxl'nating Tod 'lo lols ,9i'y
zinc content appro. .sI ssUni
In addition, thpStuns ths Bun
pany has 20 perisc,..S .s Z
values that tho silver , ~
nov, nov ls about at a tIr,,r. ne .,
1Ts Talt mo milling costs ' :, w i;
lns silver and lead 'e co's. y !.
are are shipped apart from SIi.', ,Ss
tinaIiv I've ~ ..,o oancea in dig.
y y pays the cost Of Of ,hs iS' ,Sss' ,s,s !
ping OF tho sllver.lesS ,rs'u n,ssu
duction works p'9et<
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
GOOD DEAL CLOSED
FOR COPPER GROI|p
Cowan-Browning People Get
Control of Walker Prom.
erty of California.

A deal has been consummated IN ,bts
city for the purchase Of the cortro,iny
interest In what ia known as the WaI,..-
Mining company which corporation Is ,ba
owner of large group OF mining claim,
In Plumas county California. AZ n po,rt
twenty miles northwest OF Portola. Tbn
deal was brought about by the Cowan-
Browning interests OF Salt Lake and op-
den, and while tho figures are not given
1t is understood that the consideration
was good ono, not entirely refiectlug tb.
tight financial conditions prevailing
The property has been given consider
able attention IN a development way I'm 70
date. although no great depth has as vet
been obtained. The main vein can be
eeraSe4 end across the property for 1000 for
1000 rect, and the width ranges from Al
TO 90 1eet. John F. Cowan stated yester
day that nine feet OF the ore as extJosnd
would average per cent copper. willis
40 feet would run Ii per cent. Ii is the
plan OF the new owners to drive Ia Tho
2O0-toot level as a starter. and TO let Tho
conditions as disclosed there deteruine
the future development and production
policy. Development effort will be started
without delay
Tho purchasers OF control in addition N
Mr.. Cowan are NJ, Y. Browning. William
Wattis and Gus Becker, Mr. Cowan states
thal j. x, walker Of Salt Lake Will still
retain the presidency OF tho connapy ne
he has substantial interest In the orpn n
lZation, and tho former and new CONTROL
Ing interests viii work together in the
development OF this proposition.
The Cowan- Browning interests during
the past year have proved to be the live
Hest combination IN Utah. Neither leader
Is afraid to take n chance. nor do they
conine their operations 10 any one SPOT
and their consummatng mining deals OF
lar.- NAA 4 =
throughout the prevailing dullness in new
mine development and financing, A few
more combinations like this would help
Utah mines and mining substantially
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
AUGUST WAS HEAVY
MONTH WITH NEVADA

Last month is reported to have been
one of the heaviest months ever expert
enced by the Nevada Consolidated COM
pany, and the banner tonnage OF the COM
pany's history was mined and milled.
while the reduction plants OF the COM
pany were kept at full blast throughout
the period. The production for the month
VIII unquestionably show the results of
this, There have been some men laid off
by the company during the month, but IL
is explained that these men were en-
ployed solely on construction work that
was completed when they were released
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Ores Are High Grade.

This production IS made -
extraordinary richness o! nt
ore and the unusually LAT
OF the hlgh-grade GRE 10
expression Of miners gorn4
Rock, the ore in places -
wide" and as theso pcsu
feet apart, /, can be sssc
body Is $50 feet in Width N
the ore is 100 feet vide e.
which averages for tss enu'
tween rs and eos per 81
silver and lead values
width OF the ore deposits =
sixty feet OF solid ore, Enla
Impression OF q coal mins =
black is the ore:
Nowhere in the Buite
eralIzatIon been found iass
ciniration OF values 10 ~
obtains In the Black Rocs Pc ,,''
been blocked out from me u n.
nm 10 tho 500 level and W.,
alone 100000 tons have 4,
o,,t On the l6Oo.fco, 1--we
ore bodies have been ea! .. 4,
ot,omni ~ has been made !e
l,r,acn this level and ~
0'y with the price Of sp:l!s, -.
rho Butte & superior co.,
eapn c,,p good profits. . as9Ts .,,s
earminps ear n of the greater ~
M zinc properties ','.s sis p
pend operations ane eS.-sIias Wiz
impor'%uUdi iniIST reSgiring in practical, 81 u,
iban scent spelter 70 '0
ArL,gtitaS Rgtte & SuperloT' sdTssa ~.
Missouri Puorr ores lies IN u. ne ~ ~ 3
sl,Hih slsdC character Of ot,Iia.s,Pss iss G,s q
nom I 1 the mine, a'srssssl ssrO,ss.lsi \
and 20 per cent as 81. js,l, .
~ ! " per cent for Ms ,,, sv' q
sIrSi,icant 81 lea deye,OpmsS1rs1s 1, m.'Sr1s 4
Sns ground Iyiug TAI -, 81
RopS RopS' pr property indicate i.cs,so,ne ,s' q;
r,onipany may be sn1Isjr .ss jsrssi
,ohlpt" ,o,,ptn ,o zinc. In ine '
,S%e ,9I mo2s sGi;1is'ib IS bsIos ,,TTIs. 4 IL
'erm!ne the eSien. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
RATHER GOOD WEEK
CLOSED ON EXCHANGE

Business Saturday morning on the To-
tory from the standpoint OF market
ranges, although trading was not as
good as might have been anticipated
from the recent substantial advance in
several Of the feature stocks. The sales
totaled $3.50 shares OF stock. the market
value OF which was S3233.60 bringing the
weeks total sales to 100, 500 shares, with
q market value OF SIG, $3.50,
Alta Consolidated, Saturday. was the
only unlisted stock TO sell, going for 1S
and 13b cents share The following
were the closing transactions.
UNLISTED STOCKS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

IT Is interesting to note IN this connec-
tton the inability or failure OF the pro-
ducers OF copper TO keep pace with the
increasing consumption and decreasing
supplies Metal prices, frequently acting
entirely out OF proportion to actual con-
dtions, have operated. In part, 10 re-
strict production. especially OH the part
Of the small producer who requires 15-
cent or better metal TO produce proflta-
bly,, while the largest and lowest cost
producers have a limit to production.
The following figures OF copper produc-
tion, In pounds. by months for over two
years past. indicate this phase OF the
situation without further need OF en-
nj. .Gi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
COPPER STOCKS ARE
At DANGER POINT
Statistics Prove That Pro-
ducer Has Not Kept Pace
With the Situation.

The manner I'm which the domestic
copper stocks have been reduced during
the past two years or moro has been
especially emphasized by the release of
the August American Copper Producers
associations statistics, showing that
supplies on September / measured 49,
3l4,015 pounds, as compared with 49,
07l,374 pounds on the same date OF 1912,
and 133. AL 500 pounds on the same date
of 1911.
The following table OF such stocks. In
pounds. Will be found OF interest:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
STEWART COMPANY TO
PAY GOOD DIVIDEND

The Stewart Mining company directors
on Saturday declared the usual quarterly
shareholders on October :. This dividend
win call for the distribution OF sl54, ,795. %.
The company during recent months has
been earning we'll in excess OF dividend
requirements, and mine conditions are
understood to be first class.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
EXPORTS OF COPPER
ARE HOLDING STRONG

The Pollock wires on Saturday car
red the copper exports for the week end
ing September 2i, at 1881 tons. indicat
ing for this month total exports OF ap-
proximately the same figures as in Au-
gust when over 100000 pounds were
shipped across the seas. The exports OF
copper for the month up to the date men
toned measured 1855 tons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
NORTH STAR BEGINS
PAYMENT ON OUTPUT


The North Star emphasized It's develop
ment from prospect 10 q mine this
morning by handing Sheriff Nlalley 81
check for Sl339 in payment OF the bullion
tax for the second quarter ending June so.
1913. The payment for the third quarter
Will he largely In excess OF this amount
as the company had not been producing
OH an extensive scale I'm the previous
three months. BY the end of the year II
!s supposed the Star will be one OF the
heavy contributors to the county treas
MrY -1onopah Bonanza.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Federal Earnings.

The foregoing figures are OF interest,
inasmuch az the Hercules company,
which Is a partnership and not a cor
poration. makes public no figures con-
cerping the operation OF its mine except
as required by law in It's annual net
profit statement.
Figures available TO stockholders Of the
Federal Mining company show $4,000,
or Sl9600O in excess OF dividend require
nents, for the first eleven months OF
the fiscal year ending August 81, At Il
rate OF 0 per. cent on the 7 per cent
preferred stock, this would amount 10
S72o, 600. Discussing the report, one OF
the officials Of the company said:
But for an accident at our Green
iill-Cleveland property. which ne
cessitated closing the mine for, ten
passed the million dollar mark this
year in spite OF the prevailing low
price Of lead. We may yet do It,
however. We are very much encour-
aged TO note an Improvement in the
price OF lead. which is now quoted
at sl.T5 per hundred. as against an
average for the last 1--we or six
months OF approximately Si.SS.
There are at this time only II per
cent back dividends due on the pre-
ferred which could be paid out OF
this years earnings, but the directors
evidently did not think IL advisable TO
do AT this time.
The net earnings OF the Stewart Min
Ing company, according TO the semi
annual report Just released from the local
office. were s20S. .o70. The income for the
period was s5il, ,110 and the expenses
were as follows: Mining and develop
ment 1903, ,2S0; ore transportation from
mine 10 mill s13.779: sorting ore. s32i3,
milling. s33.060; administration and gen
cral expense. S27,3T7: taxes, $3.50; de-
probation. s4329. To this is added si2,-
oS2 for legal and litigation expenses,
been disbursed to stockholders In divi-
dpudS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
DALY.JUDGE MINING COMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend Of The
Daly-Judge Mining company of IS per
cent, aggregating $4,000, being divi-
dend No IL; has been declared Paya::
record at close Of business September
20. 1918. on which date the transfer
books will close, and reopen on Oc-
tober ], 1913.
G. w. LAMBOURNE,
Treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

FORENOON SALES.
Colorado, 500 at 126: 500 nj l2so,
Iron Blossom, 200 al s1,25
May Day. 100 at &C.
Nevada Hills. 500 at 99c.
PlutUs. 1000 at &c.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 2J0 at 13c
Iron Blossom. 1900 at sf25
silver King Consolidated. 100 at $40
TOTALS.
Regular 5000 shares for SI1ls5O
open, i150 shares for s2f15.
Totals, $3.50 shares for S3eS3bo
Weeks totals. 100, 500 shares 10,
'l9. s5e. so. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Boston Mining Stocks,

James A. Pollock & Co., investment
brokers. 169 South Main street. furnish
the following, received over their private
wire yesterday afternoon;
BOSTON COPPER RANCE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
New York Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co investment
brokers, 1853 South Main street. furnish
the following. received over their private
wire yesterday afternoon:
NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Saturday.
posted by Mccormick & Co. were ms fol-
lows: Silver. 6osc lead, s4.75; copper.
si5.sas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Stewart Balance.

The balance sheet OF December 81.
1872 showed a surplus of $3.50. 363 In
the Stewart treasury, which. with the
net earnings TO June 80. made the re-
serve on July | approximately $335. 600
The net earnings for July were $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Ore Shipments.

Tho Utah Ore Samping company on
Saturday releas sed six cars of. ore from
Utah, and ono car each from Idaho and
Colorado camps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
REPORT IS ISSUED
BY THE HERCULES
Adverse Newspaper Com
ment Is Responsible for
Unusual Procedure.
MINE is ALL RIGHT
Federal and Stewart Compa-
nies Show Good Finan-
cial Conditions.
MINE IS ALL RIGHT
Special 70 The Tribune.

special 10 Inc tribune.
WALLACE, Ida. Sept. l3.-In refuta-
ton OF statement published in n west
ern newspaper. the management OF the
Hercules Mining company last week
made public for the first time IN It's his
tory, certain figures from its production
record. which show that, instead OF the
mine being oil It's last legs, as reported
the property was never in better condt
ton. The figures given out for publ
cation. which show the August produc-
ton, the record month In the mines bis
tory. are as follows: Tons.
Concentrates ..... ...,.... ,169
.Sutnes '.''''.'' ''..'s.-'.'.'..... W,
crude s.-...-..-..s,. .....,....-., l,i3l
Total .,....... ......,.......... 3,sOi
Caycs.ln were said 20 have been the
main cause for the Hercules curtailment
OF production during tho spring. The
caves-iu referred to were comparatively
small affairs. but the manager, Eugene
t. Day. aud staff. anticipating the i'm
pending danger prudently withdrew his
threatening mass 10 settle and block
itself with little disadvantage resulting
IN the operations. The spring flood
waters which hampered shipping facili-
ties We're responsible for the low produc-
tion Of ore during the spring months.
had accumulated In the upper workings
duo TO the miniature cloudoursts which
fell all over the district, contributed TO
the unusual conditions. Only portion
OF the works caved In. and this IS now
being mined for what ore remains In It.
The No. long tunnel Is far from COM
pletion, having reached a depth Of about
5000 feet. with probably 1000 feet yet
to be driven. This Will require at least
another year. including the necessary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Nevadas in San Francisco,

James a Pollock 6 Co.. investment
brokers. lG9 South Main street furnish
the following. received over their private
wire, yesterday afternoon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Ore and Bullion

The ore and bullion report for Saturday.
given by Mccormick e Co, was as fol-
lows; Ore received. s39. 900; bullion
shipped, 10000; total, si29. 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

LISTED STOCKS.
FORENOON CALL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

'h,,'unr. Mtu., Jan % M D..
prlNl Republican, Whu refused tu
enter the Republican caucus .OdIt,
was plr.t tod temper suraker cot mo
hlusr. receiving lh' solid sTrNurl ti
the Democratic members. ~ g.
woods MAS chosen tCWpurlt, srrr'
tnrS. Thr brmprrita declare tha'
they viii yul. tu MAX, thr 'pmruTtl'
organization porn .r,ui ana VIII ru'
d'aEur Co. Ur,NCu. fhr rr-vlu, uuu 81
United states senator v. g. Wan "n
VI T.. Manson. Republican. Uu
voted with tho Democrats
Republicans 49, t.i are not admit.
tins that piHsg and Manson vil crn-
'iuuo 'u vote gud work with the Dem
u.ftf- astluEf IN" recollection pt Stus
ator Warren. and for his opponent
John a. krndrlrk cot sheridan. Tn,
senate is safely Republican with d
majority ut uNr. Two contests nave
been brought On Republican senators
T.. g. BridburN and W g. irvine. hul
ur" NOT expected 90 Dee successful ~
the house three sraIg are contested
With tho brmuHrItir-f frogressiN ur.
sanitation adopted throughout IRON
speaker tu PAGE. there Ia inquest ION.
-u power in fhr Democrats tugrthrl
With Pratt ana .dHnsuu 60 drtcTmin,
these contests JrI'n,' ih" Nopuhli
cans
This would mean that On Joint bal
lot, with Democrats taking the plH,,
uf the contested Republicans In IN,
huu-r ard Manson ana Pratt Nouu,
with the Democrats. iN" 'ftrr poul,
muster 80 I.i k'nGr,.. 90 o. Erpnp
utIn votes Tor Warren.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
ROOT REOPENS THE
CANAL TOLLS
QUESTION
Introduces Bill to Eliminate
Free Toll Clause Exempting
American Coastwise Ships.
ln, Lea.ca wnc % l.,.nIns lIrrala

AAfN tfNH~fh WIZ ~ A.hfNfitA ihft NiN
Washinglon Jan 10 ~,nriot Iioot
today introduced De- iii tn um .uu ,h,
Panama CInu uct Go eliminate 500.
provision cXcmptius American cnas
wise ships frum tho payment OF Cot.
The bin Is expected tu reopen OBJ
entire question uf Panama TOLLS nuH
nt issue. with Great Britain und to
pave the way for 90 urW dIt.uaiuu uf
the subject in thr Senate.
senator Root gave uuilrp thst hc
would speak January ln support of
his bin. aud Do is uud. r.t1Od thIl 3D.
number ol other senators VIII dee
butte thr question. Auut mcmh .t- ut
the Senate huNc declared recently
that they favored mcctiue Great But-
aims objections 60 the ctuII lHH hY
repeating the free toll provision r1tb-
&C. than Submit mo whole subject 90
arbitration uu the qu stiou co.'s the
Iigbt ui thc United states GO grant
ifeD passage Go Amofir1u-uv ucd
ships senator Root oppose tns
froo toll provision whom the u,t uas
passed la-i summer Hud siure th. %
has favored clthcr arbitration ur thr
striking out ot tho clause.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
watch Trust on Grlddlr.

Washington, 10. a.. Jam. I Alum.
iuuu. steel watch movements HfI
machine tools were uU lNr urugr ul
OF thc house committee uu ways tr
means today. WHOM DO mrI fu hD 3
leftover witnos4es VINO vrrr unable
to testify nt tho iron uuu stCel h,tr-
iug lHst week.. ", 10. Ioun,r ul
fHtshurr Pennsylvania president ol
the Cambria steel company. said that
company properties Eorth
A,a,0lu,oo0 and employed 10000 men
mHuuuniuriur last year moro thIu
100000 toms of ratH structural
bars. rods and Wirn uHil-.
%. urged specific HuH Uni aI sale
urcm dutins "u irUu Huu steD uru-
ducts.
Tho Wutham WuWb company .d-
lrEDd to Doe lu "thp watch trust uUa
Investigated ut the uuisrt toduN g.,
e.. Ftoh ut WHlthum. Mass, TESTIFY.
ur that th, company COULD manuil H-
turc watch duis cheaper tflu be,
couid bus abroad said Ihc Nalth1m
WHuh ,Umpaul WAS originally ,api-
tali2od at $4,000 300 that t roorguu'
fut with a. capitalization eft Si2.Uuu. IS
uuu. tangible assets of f9,u2g.O00 with
ptt,ui- and good viii worth 5000
400.
The witness told uf thc furm r eN.
istDucr ot 90 selling agency ult nau'
dlrd tho Wnlthnm Watch yuupan,
products. fic said lac Nas one al
three partners in tho F.liing agcucI
each of which receive fG0.dOD sliar,
"a year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
NiI.II- SAY POWERS NoTE
IL N NLhD Dt TONIC

f.oudnu. England. Jan. 1.-THE
decision definitely 40 break up the
p,tr conference in London. stimuli ,
uueously with the presentation TO thu
Turkish government of the note OF
the European powers was reached
today hy thc chief of the peace dele
CATIONS of tho Balkan allies.
Tho threatening note of the allies
to tho Turks is to be- worded IN such
H WY that it viii become effective
only 900 the event of the ottoman gov-
,rnmtut refusing compliance with
the advice given to 10 hy the amhas-
Idurs or thp Eurournn powers.
The mrmbcrs uf lho Balkan league
are nt the opinion ilnf shc note draft
.u bt thc European diplomats iR sl
diluted that % requires tho admiN
Jre of tinlizuF tonic nud THIS.
tho, think vlll hp suppliod hy the.r
thtDH tu continue ho-,ilitics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
Ell PASO HOTEL IS
SCENE OF DARING
HOLD UP
Detectives Raid a Private
Gambling Room and Make
Way With $1,000 in Dia.
monds and Cash.


iiA ith~ffi WIZ 10 l|AfutuG tiFtaiNsl }
El paso. Tov. Jbu. III. S Uoss,
fnrWer sccrct seq Goa. Operative for tho
United states aoyo umont and y. ].
schneider. former secret uper1tll, OF
thc Denver A. Uio Grand, railroad Iu
Colorado. Worc arrested l> tu. EI
paso puice this notruG shortly after
midnight ioii0Umg hold-up or
eleven gambiers Boo ,b, hotel Mccoy.
The police received up chat Jny
hold up would occur lad were Iu
waiting iu thc Hotel 50, Regis. adioln-
ing They claim that they could see
tho hold-un through ihc window ana
thut whh. 81 was taking place. they
rushed into the Hotel Mccoy and
caught Ross as nc Wus coming down
fnD siulfs Tine police took sl3e0.hU
cash abort $4,000 worth of diamonds
and thfee rcN'ltors irnm ROSS Tho
men who Ntr, ruhhpd, idputiHcd thr
money sud diamonds 3s theirs. Tho
mon Wort, locked lutn their room
when th, Iohp,rs escaped schneider
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taken Iute au iudt .ItrH in his offices
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agency
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months aao IUlloUiua The discovery
thai certain arm. solved irHW MtNi-
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