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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08
MINING NEWS
RICH ORES FOUND
IN The PAL0 SECO
Calumet Resumes Sinking;
Cananeas Company Has
a Big Output.

Cananea, Son, Mex, Oct. S.-Seme
rich ore has been encountered at the
Pa10 Seco No. 1 mine of the MOctezuma-
Arizpe Development company (Mexican
Metals, located about Is miles south
east OF Cananea- The find was made
on the 400-foot level, and IL is reported
that il viii prove of considerable i'm
portance. Although the extent of the
strike is not known, it is said that the
ore body encountered is what the COM
pany has been looking for, but did not
expect to tap the vein at that depth.
belIering that a greater depth would
DE necessary to tap the rich vefn. The
60 Is silTer-Iead and said to be quite
company will have the new oil
engines in operation, as well
as the new air cOmpressorss which are
"a present being installed at the mill.
This viii result in a greater mill ca
pacity, and lessen costs.
Calumet Resumes Sinking.
The Calumet & Sonora mine Of the
Cananea Mining company has resumed
sinking operations in its ChiVera shaft.
A small force of men was put at work
cleaning out the stump and preparing
for sinking. At present there are three
shifts Of men engaged in sinking. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08
MINING NEWS
INSPIRATION IS
DOING STEEL WORK
Form Work Is Finished; the
Reymert Mine Is Mys-
teriously Flooded.

Miami. Ariz., Oct 8.-With only about
80 percent of the structural steel on
the ground at the Inspiration mine,
the American Bridge company is max
ing great preparations for rapid erec-
ton. With the huge locomotive crane,
which is claimed TO have a lifting ca
Paeity of so tons, busy at the Inspira-
ton camp, a runway is being placed
on top of the concrete foundation of
the ore storage bins at the main shafts
and actual erection of steel will soon
be in progress. All form work has been
peeled from the exterior of this foun-
dation and the cribbing will soon be
removed
Forms Are Finished
Form work is practically completed
for the coarse crushing plant and con-
crete work is well under way. Good
progress is being made with the in
stallation Of the crusher near the Scor.
pion shaft for the purpose Of crushing
ore for the new test mill. All bents
are now in position and the large con-
veyor belt, which is three feet wide,
will soon be in place and electric mo-
tors installed for the operation of the
crusher and belt
A new timekeeper's office has been
opened at the concentration site and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08
EMPIRE rs SHIPPING
ZINC TO MISSOURI

Silver City, n. NJ, Oct S.-The de-
mand for zinc is on the increase and
the Empire Zinc company operating
near Hanover, is shipping out four or
five carloads a week now, the zinc
going to Missouri. George Utter is
shipping to Oklahoma from his mine
near PinOs Altos
The Meerschaum company, operat-
ing on the SapillO. has laid off all its
men and the mine has closed down. Or
ders for closing came from New York
and was a surprise to the men. The
company just completed a school house
and teacher had been employed and
the school was to have opened in a
few days, but closing the mine, of
course. will prevent. as nearly all the
children in the camp have left.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08
RAY COPPER MILL
IS NOW COMPLETE
Finishes Eighth Unit and Has Capacity
OF 1890 Tons Per Day. William
son Makes Big Deposit.

Hayden Ariz., Oct S.-The mill OF
the Ray Consolidated Copper company
has been completed. 1t is operating 8
units, which will handle about 5000
tons of ore every "a hours. 1t is re-
ported that the company will cele-
brate the completion of the mill with a
big party in the near future. At the
time the Ray mine reached the point
so as to be able to produce 1000 tons
of ore per day, the company gave a
wine supper for officials.
No. unit was completed along later
lines than the other seven units, and
one unit at a time will now be shut
down and remOdeled along lines in
stituted in No. s.
The LOndOn-ArizOna Mining COM
pany's properties. which were recently
sold to p. d. Williamson, are being
looked on by local people as one Of
the greatest deals for the development
of the mining resources of this district
that has taken place for sometime. 1t
is reported that the new management
has made arrangements to keep around
$4,000 on deposit with the ella Valley
Bank and Trust company of Winkel-
man, to meet current expenses. z. w.
Brooks, one of the former owners, will
continue his interest in the new COM
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08
MINING NEWS
DEADWOOD MINE Is
IN HIGH GRADE ORE

Oaks Company at MOgOIlOn Starts \
New WINK in East End Tunnel
Group; Lincoln Mine Road Rebuilt.
MOgOIlon. N. NJ, Oct. Sat the
Deadwood mines during the week, As
feet of development work was done.
The mill treated 425 tons of ore and
$500 ounces of gold and silver bullion
were shipped to the mint. Fifteen
sacks concentrate were produced. High
grade ore is coming, from stope on the
400 foot level
At the Pacific Mines Co. property
drifts on the 240 foot level are being
advanced both north and south by two
shifts This work recently encountered
two ore shoots not exposed nj upper
levels One hundred tons were sent
to custom mill the past week.
The Treasure Mining and Refining
Cos. electric hoist is being overhauled
and other work done preparatory to
placing a large crew in the mine. Some
changes in the milling plant are con-
templated- Power is obtained from the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08

company's hydro-electEic plant on
Whitewater
At the Oaks company a new winze
has been started in tunnel B" Of the
east end tunnel group and will be sunk
so feet and drifts run from the bottom
Twenty tons Of ore were sent to Gus
tom mill during the week
The Lincoln Mining & Development
Cos road to the property IN COOney
has been rebuilt up the canyon and
the new sinking pump viii be delivered
and installed soon as possible. Sink
ing Of the shaft is pushed by three
shifts.
In the Maud Mining Cos. mine the
water line extending I'D Silver creek
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08

majority of the construction force will
be checked in at that point
During the past month several new
headings have been started under
ground and great progress is being
made. A haulage drift is being driven
between the Scorpion and Incline
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
NEW HAVEN ROAD IS
CHARGED WITH
DARK WAYS
Investigation Of Its Lobby at
Boston
HAD A LITERARY BUREAU
Is Accused Of Running Card
Game But This ls Denied 5y Men
Representing the Road

Boston, Dec l9.--Further expiana,
ton OF some Of the payments made
By the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad 20 newspaper men
and former legislators was sought at
the hearing yesterday before the pub
lie service commission. Testimony
that he was employed by the New
Haven company 10 read all leglsla-
ton in search OF Bokers" affecting
tho railroad was given by John j.
Garland, real estate dealer, and
former member Of the Legislature. It
required an expert, he said to de-
tee The hidden meanings in some OF
the bills George II. Sargent, a
newspaper reporter, testified that he
received money from the railroad in
return lor q weekly letter which he
mailed 10 newspapers in small towns.
John 4. Alarby, who described him
SELF as q Legislative messenger en-
ploycd by the railroad, said chat he
received $3.50 a year in 1912 and 1913
for following legislation at the state
house. He denied ever speaking to
members OF tho Legislature and ex-
planned that his duties merely re.
CURED him to attend all committee
hearings Information regarding
card games alleged to have been con-
Quoted by employees OF the New Iiay-
en- company at a hotel at Boston and
u, which members OF the Legislature
we're said 10 have been allowed to
win large SUMS Of money, WAS sought
from Henry Z. Dowden. another
messenger by Arthur D. Hul, at
toiuey iog a Boston newspaper
BcHden denied that he conducted
any card game in which legislators
habimally participated When asked
10 giyc the commission all facts in
regard TO card games in which mem-
beers OF the Legislature took part
Bowd declined on the ground that
the answer might incrimiutte him.
Donald c.. Mcdonald testified that
payments we're made 70 him as treas
nrer OF Practical Politics and were
not personal lie denied that lac haC
rendered TO the New Haven anything
that might be called Services MI
chael j.. Hennossy state.house repol
ter FOR Boston newspaper, and
that the $500 lie received from HE
ro9d was for preparation OF articles
for newspapers. entirely apart from
his regular duties. John Buchanan
formerly connected with q Boston
newspaper, but now an advertising
agent. 8aid The money he received
vas for advertising. not for services.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
AmMoNs WON'T GIVE IN
Threat Of Recall Has No Effect on
Colorado Governor

Denver Col, Dec. le.--Charaoteriz
Ing the unions demands az rldlcnl
GUS and their claims as oyerdrawn
Gov. L.. N. Ammons mas refused to
dismiss .AditGen John Chase and
other military officers from service
order the release OF military prison.
ers and abolish the military com
mission in the zone where coal min
ors arc on strike These demands
were made upon the governor By
committee from The allied trade I'M
ions convention.
When the governors stand was
made known TO the waiting delegat.
es and they heard this committee
men say that the threat Of recall pc
Htions within FIVE days had no effect
upon the governor. Mother" Mar
Jones arose aud exhortod her hear.
ers 10 band themselves by the right
eousness. march upon the state CAPT
TO land ling de6nce Of tho governor
IN his face The delegates voted TO
assemble Yesterday for the march TO
the capitol IN protest Of the COVER.
nars conduct OF the law.enforcing
agencies IN the state during tho
strike cf coal miukrs IN the southern
Colorado Aelds.
There are no hcts which have
come to my know hdge, either official
y or uuoiHcialy. lof any misconduct
en- the part Of the officers mentioned
in the union resolution said Gov.
AmmoH yesterday end not mU
the committee itself brought charges
aga!ns' these men had heard any.
thing OF H. told them TO produce
their prcof ana then | would listen
10 chem. They may secure their re-
call petition against me, hut taeir
thrca' To do SO does not weaken me
in my determination 20 preserve law
aud order IN Tho state"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
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hat did ycu nothing but harm. If
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
Approaching the Paper

The Swanton Courier showed com
mendablc enterprise in issuing &c.
page 'oooster' edition a few days ago
for the benefit of Swanton, We won
dor II the residents of that town ap.
preciate what The Courier Is doing
to- aid in the progress and growth OF
SNanton ?"-Montpeier Argus
Why not broaden It and ask II any
town appreciates what its paper OF
papers are doing for f.? The Gazette
OF Emporia, Kans. says that every
paper has corked W in 1t some bittei
burning wrongs which il never airs
II goes en- to say that some day it
proposes getting cut special edi
don 50 that for once IN q long and
useless career IL can tell the truth
3hou, grating church workers whc
think that The advertising OF tho.r en-
lcftdinmeut 90 steal and cheat and
graft Tor The Lord Is a pious act
D. b. also proposed 10 tell in tha'
edition chow many dollars tho v5ri
Gus busted fair associations owe w
for advertising which never has paid
for: now many men Tho Gazette has
su3prtcd Tor Office who went olounC
declaring that The Gazette DID then
more harm than sOos; how nauy
times wc have got behind the towr
booming propositions, wasted om
time and space and good black ink
and white paper and in the end hat
% DOT of ivory headed chumps bold
l0dsc CT sorrow over q typographical
error and moan over the fact that
Tie Gazette never does get ans.
thing rEht
Well done. sood and iaithia. Kan.
s8s brother East mav be East ant
Wcst mas D. West. but tha swain
seems to meet in tbs ncv rapei
rorid. Human nature is tlc same
here in old NeU England as d. Is oli
Oh voar vas. rraires. Even Is poo
Die never miss fhe water unrii The
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
Defence TRYS TO
WEAKEN HEOD0
TESTIMONY
Show That He Was NOT Where
He Claimed
KocH's REPUTATION is G00e
Evidence That Gordon Once Shot at
a Boat in Which Koch Was .
Passenger

Rutland, Dec. "Charaeter"
witnesses for the most part held the
center OF proceedings at yesterdays
trial Of William Koch. who is alleged
TO have murdered Charles Gordon
while trapping on the Koch private
game preserve on the shores Of
Lake Champlain Nov. g. Kochs az
torneys called witness after witness,
each Of whom testified to the good
reputation borne by the accused.
Other witnesses testified TO the
unsayory reputation of Gordon and
told of threats he had made against
the life OF Koch. The most import
ant witness Of the day was Fred
Gordon a second cousin Of the dead
trapper, who testified regarding ar
incident which came with an ace OK
ending Koch's life. According to his
testimony Charles Gordon, fred
shot, either accidently or intention
ally, at row boat in which he
Aired Gordon and Koch we're seat
"a,
1he court room was crowded dur-
ilg both sessions, many persons be-
ing present from West Haven, White
hall. " Y. and other nearby towns
There were more members OF the
fair sex present than usual Il mum.
Der Of Rutland women, wishing to
hear the trial and not lose time from
their usual Christmas work, had with
them fancy articles together with
thread and needles and filed in the
inc when the proceedings we're moi
especially interesting.
Several times during the afternoon
session Judge Fish was forced to
suspend proceedings until The court
room could be made quiet, One
time he said:
There seems 10 be considerable
noise about The room This is not q
show and 1 fail TO see anything anus
ing. On the contrary this is trial
where a serious offense IS charged"
The sheriff raped for order and
the hearing proceeded. Considerable
time was spent Ia establishing the
water line on the day of the shoot
Ing. This was done 70 impeach the
testimony of Oliver Neddo, the light
house keeper. who testified he had
Witnessed the shooting. Neddc
claims that when Gordon was shot
be vas standing by the old wreck and
,hat when he reached tho two men.
Immediately following the shooting.
Koch was holding Gordons hes6 .eut
OF the water
The defense produced several Wit
nesses who testified that the water
line en- the day Of the shooting was
iully IS feet west OF tho edge OF The
old wreck. The cap worn by Cor
don was found by a party looking
for evidence a. tile waters edge
some distance wect ana north of the
wreck. This was the day after the
shooting but on the same day two
witnesses. one q relative OF Gordon.
saw the cap n relatively the same
position
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19

we'll runs dry, SO they aver they
wouldn't miss the paper-until the
delivery boy happens to leave it
out on the doorstep on Il windy night
and 1t IS blown away. a newspaper
has 10 serve for the very love OF
service; IL never gets conceited on
the praises that are given 1t. But
the paper does not mind. It goes
along It's way striving 30 give the
people the news and help the old
town along. It has the satisfaction Of
sometimes seeing those things 81 hicn
il has advocated accomplished and
il goes about It's work with an Opt
mistic spirit. The people really
don't mean all they say. and aftor all
is said and done, after the kuoeks
have ali been passed out the proba.
bility is that the town viii sta.d be.
hind the paper when Loyalty counts.
st. Adams Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
AN EDUCATION

Obtained at the expense OF eye.
sight IS OF slight value. I, o. better
% obnin both by seeing that he
,hildreus eyes are righ. II not
rieht Jet us make them right Chi
ircn cannot toll you whether -hcu
eyes arc right or wrong. We car
md 20. Is not such information al.
most beyond price, let wo Supply
his very necessary Information az O
lomiual COST Dewitt p. Lewis.
GCnningion's Leading OD.0m-irfst.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
Dress suraso Model

To he woman with tho over .argc
'cls1cd abdomen and 90 the weak. g.
'iic-s immediate relief 10 the web
Q is on ounce OF prevention. Visit
Nrs. kiock's sion. Main street and
FAMINE q corset designed tc meet
be demands of Fashion aud az ths
saue time cmhody every principle oi
surgical SUPPORT The belt is SO con
strleied and anchored tllt 90 controls
he figure entirely Independent Of
corset portion
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
SOCIALIST PARTY SECRETARIES
Nov England Members 10 Confer at
Boston on Sunday

Derby, Conn. Dec. lS-The state
secretaries OF the Socialist party OF
the various New England states Will
hold a conference IN Boston, In the
state headquarters Of the Massachu.
sets party Sunday Dec q.
The following state secretaries will
he present: Fred z. Trlch, Mime;
John P. Burke, New Hampshire, Ma
BILE POLAND, Vermont Fred B. Chase
Massachusetts; James P. Reid,
Rhode Island, and S. e. Beardley.
Connecticut
This meeting will be held for the
purpose of adopting a plan OF closer
cooperation between states in rout-
ing speakers, publishing literature,
and the carrying on Of a general pro.
paganda work.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
EMnRoLnrREn cIErs

our line of gifts fox Christmas r.
lmons the best OF iis Kind to be
found. We have hand made hand
kcrchicfs with clochciei clses in a
nice assortment OF CCiOrs as well a.
many other finished pieces of en-
bro.dery ar very reasonable aIiccs
A. eool as-urtmll o. e-uin- and
manicure articles made lrom ribbons
and variety oi p.n cushions an5
needle books Z %. Bar1er.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
- Wond.r ,YorLers

Coles Little Wonder Workers
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liver troubles. .Fogrty little sugar
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Harold vs.. Cole, Pharmacies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
DOES YOUR BABY CHAF5 c?

Nra. Grace . Andrews, nurse of
Lynn, Mass. says For tneiro
years I have used Comfort Pc der
for babe cAaaue, rashag ana ais
SKIN soreness Niu great Success and
hud il better than any o,her pow
Der The genuine mes the gna
tire OF Z. S. Sykes on she box
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19

FOR sALE-small dairy farm, mites out
= mlles fl N S nth afsbury staff "a on
main line Of Rutland f.. over CD acres OF
we divided land, which Keeps ~ COWS anil
ter u, good ten ON house. slated and painted,
iarge barn With basement III IA good repair,
with new siO tached: Go bear apple trees
ali grated fruit; hen houses, corn house
wagon and hos house running water piped %
house and in pasture, God enough for oocu-
pant fine place for upTy aud small fruit
Price 81 $40 owner wiz take 500 0e liz pay
II ent. Nash and Hutchns. 5tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
The Winning LIN.

Tie best line OF domestic aud ina.
ported fancy groceries IA North Ben
uington VII be found AZ James e.
Meaghsrs stols. Fresh 1yste,s Just
received. COR goods ara always 81
Tho highest quality and our prices
are moderate
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
NEW EATING HOUSE

Eugene la Fortune has opened
his New restaurant at the corner Of
Main and North streets. Everything
about the place is sanitary and Z
the home Of good cooking. Give rs
a trial and You win never step eat
ing here. We serve nothing but first
class stuff nut up In hrst class STYLE.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19

Fog SAIL L. Seariy new aouo o, ac1se 7 ia
piazza IN front house is slated ana "a fine re-
pair b ru 2lXS0 this property c ntral,y lOc-
At 4 and good Investment. Price $500 Nash
and Hutchine. str
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19

TOR gALE--A very desirable house. with
slate roof. rooms pantry and bat on
lirst floor, four nice bedrooms ons nd hoor.
good OaIn With & ate roof, ine garden. hen
bou.e ami yard, THIS property IS in hne repa
10 lnca I'd ore minute walk from Main street,
there Is u OF an acre OF land which gives some
good building lots pric $4,000 II sold before
January LET, s 500 can remain on mortgage.
Nash aud Hutchins. 5Gtf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
oKsALE-New modern house. loentot h

E0ksALE-New modern house, located in
one Of the beet residential sections OF
Henniugt a. house is two full stories, with
attic over all, en- Ire house IL finished ! hard
wood, and has hard wood floors in every room
rooms on hr.t 1oUr, magnificent ire ,lgfc ia
dining ~ "a large bedrooms bath room and
sewing rooIG on second floor OF large nod
room on third floor, house has hent electric
lights and gas. laundy with set tubs. tine cell.
sr with cemented bottom. prl e 5000 If SOLD
before January lst. one half can be left on
mortgas q. Mash and Hutcnlns. 56tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19

EFOR sALE--Sleighs of various kinds cheap
y VIM. Z, HAWKS. Telephone or call. 6,tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
UwTALACI STEAMERS
Trojan and Rensselaer,

irlre 1rlr daily tle p. A.. or cu arrival of
frUr u- trains IRON North ard fas-. F1ra rra
~ay sifl; rouui frin. day limit san Sp|en.
Htf rus.rn aal rrec. g-and ~r1rr.h'irhf
o. p.ll. 'Fhont e1l.