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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-03-15
David J. Laurence, pastor.

David j. Laurence, pastor.
There will be services held in our
church parlors tonight at 80. After
wards refreshments will be served by
the following families: John Solder
man. ERIK Erikson and Martin VaIen
On Palm Sunday we have Sunday
School at . 80. ana The Holy COmmun-
ion Mt io,i5. preaching services in the
evening at 30 Subject. Jesus En-
tering Jerusalem
During the Holy week services will
be held every evening at 7 80 In the
church parlors. On Good Friday we
will meet in the church and in spe'
cial manner mediate upon the suffer
ings of our dying Savior. the Lamb OF
God.
The Ladies'Aid No. 2 will meet In
the church parIors ON Thursday. Re
treatments will be served by Mrs.
Anna Knni
Tne Catechumens meet ON Saturday
at 80 y. m. You are cordially invit'
ed 10 attend these meetings. Come
and get more acquainted with your
Loving Savior.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-03-15

Nerve Jacks. Howard Tromblay,
Nose Leverois. Walter Latoskie. aud
Beltrand Flood made mp the bowling
team that went to Ishpeming yesterday
TO enter the contest
Miss Freda Kluttig visited her Sis
ter. Miss Pearl Kluttig AT Norway last
Saturday. Miss Pearl Is teacher 10
the Norway schools
Hon. G. t. Roberts Is IN Cleveland
this week on business connected with
his mining property.
r. NJ. Notes made business TIP
to MiIwaukes this week.
Joseph Leonard was at Escanapa tni'
week attending the funeral of a SISTER
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-03-15

On Tuesday evening. March ~ at
s 30 O'Clock sharp. lecture and dem
onsfration will be given by the crew of
Car No :. u. s. Bureau OF Mines. in
the court room OF the county court
house. Crystal Falls The aims and
purposes Of the Bureau will DO discus
sed, the apparatus carried by the car
explained. lantern slides illustrating
safety work will be shown. and demon
strations OF practical first aid and res
cue work will be given This enter
tainment 10 part of tina educational
work of the Bureau Of Mines and is
free to the public The general public,
and especially miners and others inter
ested in mining. are urged to be pre-
sent.
Car No. =. which covers the mining
districts OF the states of Michigan,
Minnesota ana Wisconsin arrived at
lronwood. it's headquarters, Nov. rs.
1912. and began active training Dec. 2.
Before leaving the, Gogebic range %
men had been given training In first
aid to the injured and the use OF the
oxygen breathing apparatus. five lee
tures attended by 1900 people, were
given and an average of $50 visitors per
week were entertained on the car.
l. The Iron River district was next
visited Here As men were trained and
three lectures delivered. The car ar
rived at the Tobin mine on Saturday,
March s. and began training crew OF
ten men from the Tobin, nunn and
Carpenter mines on Monday morning.
Beginning with next week the car will
go 10 the Bristol mine, where another
crew of ten men will be given train
ing La al. three weeks will be spent
IN and around Crystal Falls. after
which the car will spend about a
month in the Iron Mountain district,
proceeding then either 10 the Marquet-
te range or to some of the copper mines
near Honghton
The training work has every where
been automatically received and great
interest is being shown In all branches
having 10 do with the safety and COM
fort Of the man underground. Cooper
ative safety committees are being or
ganized on the Gogebic range and in
the Iron River district and much good
il expected to result from 1t. IL Is
proposed 10 organize such committee
in the Crystal Falls district. II is evi.
dent from tho spirit in which the idea
has been received by those officials ap-
preached that this organization soon
will become reality.
Mine rescue Car No ~ equipped
with ten 2.hour and three hour oxy-
gen breathing apparatus of the Fleuss-
Proto type, including the necessary @
quipment of pumps, oxygen and caus-
tic soda, stretchers of the army and the
navy type first aid materials OF every
description, and the many smaller ar
tiicles required for training and rescue
work. The training work is free OF
cost 10 the mine operators, and the car
is always at the call of any mine which
may be- visited with disaeter of any
kind. In cases of disaster no charge is
made for the use OF the car and its
crew. all OF whom are trained in the
use of the breathing apparatus and in
frat aid work, provided life is endan-
gered however. II property only is
endangered the operator must pay the
expenses OF the car to and from lts pro-
perty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-26

OR PARTLY FURNISHED OR
suiurnished rooms 50 " First West.
kf0t6
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
S2oo0-One Of the finest apartment
houses In the city, contain
ing thirty-onc apis. partly fur
nlshed; all modern and up TO the
minute; swell location; very rea-
sonable rent and long lease; clears
about 5000 monthly, II you de-
sire something good. investigate
this: II is always full
SSoOo-4S-room European hotel. private
baths, shower baths and ali first
class appointments; Main St To-
cation; heat free; rent very rea-
sonable. long lease. Wo con-
slider this one OF tho best places
In the city; extra well furnished
and modern--s250O cash balance
reasonable monthly payments.
S8oOo-Will buy modern European ho-
tel Of III rooms and baths, CEN
trally located: a good and reason
able lease. This place cost si6,
600 to furnish and is in excellent
condition. s2500 In cash will han
die IL, the balance on reasonable
time. You cannot find its equal
for the price. It's a bona fde
bargain.
For further particulars about the
places see
A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
4. Z. BRATTATN. Mgr. b. Q. Dept.
73 Main ST. Phone Was. Sal.
o2S47
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CHIROPRAC-ORS
HOTELS
WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
work: reasonable prices. Office, 122 D.
broadway Was. Sj6f d3l79
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saE WANTS ARE A SIMPLE CC0No-
sepings
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fhG WOOD. FURNISHED APIS, >
rlssoa seons. alcove, large bathroom and fine
e'aSed porch, 613 East Broadway
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage.
BARGAIN.

BARGAIN BARGAIN. BARGAIN.
BIGGEST. BARGAIN SALT LAKE HAS
OFFERED FOR SOME THE.
\ very fine Broom brick home. foil
Two stories and Gnc %; 50xi SO 20
alley; beautiful vines and hedge.
south and east front. very large
rooms, strictly modern. connected
with the sewer, living room. large
parlor dining and kitchen. large re-
ception hall on the ground floor With
hYe nne. large bedrooms on the see
ond hoor two bathrooms. This IS a
very fine home at a price that will
surprise any one that looks over the
property. IL also has an additional
35H5o. with good barn and garage
The property Is worth $l2,0
Price $500. $500 cash. Your own time
for the balance.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST co. WASATCH PA.
% East First South Street.
o3iSt
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SEARS INVESTMENT co.
Have moved TO 90 F.. 4th So, Grand
Hotel building.
We have customers for building lots
g. G.. city. What have you for sale?
ol0os
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PYORRAEA SPECIALIST,


DIR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PRoPHYLAxIS4 Sl8
KEARNS ELDG. a23o3
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bourbon straight whisky, no blend, 25c
ilask: 81 n bottle; 3 bottles Wagner
pecr' Doc. Social bar, 5o2 State. nla3a
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Wigs and Toupees
TYPEWRITERS
PICTURES AND WALLPAPERS

PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating. George w. Ebert q Co, ~
Main 9t kills
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ONE OF THE BEST FARM OFFER
ings is Park Valley. Here YOU can
get started on almost nothing. BY put
ting your shoulder 10 the wheel. you can
create an independence for yourself with
in a few years. The price Of land in
this valley IS SIS and Si1. 80 per acre.
You may have five years in which 10
pay for it Drop us card today FOR
detailed informa ton. Don't oe so hide
bound to precedent that you can't see
any farther than the end OF your nose
The ideas OF plans that made fortunes "A
few years ago would not bring In pennies
today. II you expect 10 get 10 the top.
you have got to get out of the beaten
track. Today the best opportunity is on
the farm Pacific Land & Water Co,
1909 Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City
Utah, o2s2s
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HAIRDREsSING


CALL WNSATCH 353o FOR AOry
work. done AT your home olJI
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TEE HYLAND: MODERN. FROM $40
par month up: board II desired; fine To-
sauon. free from smoke. 1910 e 2nd 80;
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S5-ROOM HOTEL IN HEART OF CITY
at Il sacrifice, must he sold: easy
terms. Call or address GIG Judge Bldg.
o2Sa3
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ATTORNEYS
CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA wAGENER's sTIJDIo
II East Third South China suit BILE
for gifts and prizes, Class and private
lessons, c9s9
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n'hEE a''.s;E ROOMS. 81 PER MONTH, IN
''udine electric light Gil 2. 7th 80.
oi27
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TAILORS.
BUTTONS

IJIL-LEKENv KINDS Oh GUl i1N
,uado at Babpels Ladies Tailors. ss
". Broadway. hS'"
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DENTISTS
HAIR GOODS

WE MANUFACTURE ToUPEES, WIGS.
switches, pufts. etc Largest stock OF
hair goods in the city Colnblngs or cut
Co. ia and I1G +. Broadway o1i23
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NEATLY FURNISHED RMS. STRICT.
" ~ modern, in private family No 2eS
East 18th South. n1917
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VETERINARY

DIR f. r. LAUMAN, FEfERlNARiAN y
Pet animal practice n speciality, Hos
pItal for animals. tlyland g-ll.W.
Uospita! at Gao nth East. nlSs3
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

---~@--~~~~~~~>-
DR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIST
and aurist; spectacles accurately fitted.
difficult cases solicited. g3a6S
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oSTEOPATHY

DIR. RIDDLE PHYSICIAN. SURGEON.
laboratory diagnosis 2lo kearns bldg
Tiours 9-s. WaSatch $500.
DIR. NJ. MCDOWELL 60i-5-6 SCOTT
bldg Hours 9 10 IL "A. M. 10 p, m.
ntte1
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON 166 N. ST. WAS.
1b45-W, Upholstering. chairs recaned.
o342
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

SNAP BARGAIN - $4,000 DOUBLE
pooy TUFTS soda fountain, marble slab
base and trimmings; plate glass mirrors.
counter sinks and fixtures for $500 cash.
2r 2,Wll WllI trade for property. Address k-2.
Tribune. o3121
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Apartments Unfurnished.

THREE ROOM APARTMENT, STEAM
heat $50; f6s So. Eth Eaat. apt. O.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN WE CAN
sell It. IL you want a bargain In Real
Estate we have 81
j. L. DESHAM CO..
w. 1881. rs W. End So 81.
o1I13
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LAVE sn YOUR COMBINES MADE INTO
,rs ,rleohes, transformations. etc, 1Q2 SO.
snd East o3Se5
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CARPET CLEANING
PATENT ATTORNEYS

trade mark or copyright. see j. M.
Thomas. sos Utah Savings Trust bldg.
nj
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IDAHO. NEWLY FURNISHED: STEAM
heat: $3.50 to $500 week. 2e1b e. 9TH
eouth. gl153
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For hent-Furnished Rooms.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
steam heat and lavatorys also large
mont room, suitable for gentlemen: ID
blocks from Hotel Utah No. Ia The
Grace. o16o9
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, So EAST 1ST so.
$50 rooms; rates. 35c. 4oc and soc: mod
ern: baths. 15c n1339
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CLEANING AND DYEING
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES


GUNN ELECTRIC co. REMOVED To
332 South State. Phone Wasatch 2120.
o21
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance.
attend to all details in transferring and
mortgaging land titles. Capital. $3.50.
235 Main. g25z9
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For Rent-Miscellaneous

DOOM FOR TWO YOUNG MEN;
ia o707
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"MOSIDA- By THE-LAEE" IRRIGA-
TON PROJECT

TON PROJECT.
The most beautiful spot In Western
America for a farm home 5000 acres In
40 and S0-ecre tracts. border Utah Lake,
10 miles west OF Provo. Perfect system
Of Irrigation, with evera sting supply
of the purest water. All temperate zone
fruits, vegetables and grains show biz
Yields. Deep. r,ch soil; ideal climate
Telephones. electric light and District
School on tract; tirst-class hotel Two
main lines Of railroad within few miles.
Only 500 per acre, including water right
Ten years time: one-tenth down at time
o, pSF1 bopIst ,ge rpe oomPleSts S TT sn,2rraa.ioh
SAVINGS & TRUST CO. Top Floor
Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah.
o2S23
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1AVGE ROOM: STEAM HEAT WITH
hest home cooking, sos East lst south.
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HAIR GOODS

(rasr,~,
a. sysilsSiNCS MADE INTO SWITCHES.
sn,,sSo' at Fclvetina Psrlor. 50 East TN
-outh. o2336
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81 furnished, modern, light. airy rooms.
ehone service. Rates. $3.50 per week up;
oI9l4
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WE HAVE MONEY

to loan on real estate Low Interest and
prompt action. For ERE insurance call
ALLIANCE INVESTMENT co.
Wasatch Alfs. II Main Street
olIsS
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FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

CHOICE BUFF ORPINGTON CN.S.
EGGS for Matching. New eo~egg Bnckeyse
incubator. s72 r. 9th SO. Hy 17l-A nsoSl
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
sl front. llghtsome: airy. steam heat
'a'h' best service. io2 no. Main St
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

BEST PRICES PAID FOR 2ND HAND
clothing w. Glickman, II South West
Temple. WaSatch 1915. ol90o
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FRONT ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN OR
cesuple, or housekeeping: modern. -
" state. Was. t14o-M. o2143
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FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN, CLOSE
w, slo and UP. $40 East 3rd SO. o23tl
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, STRICT
y modern. hot water heat, for one or
TWO gentlemen. SO or SIS. 2oe A street;
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM; !;
Broadway. ~ '0O''" o.2ss
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SUITE OF ROOMS FOR TWO GEN
uemen or man and wife. 319 stanton
''e'' bet 5tt and 9Th SO, on Ord East:
o29i6
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SAFES AND VAULTS
CHIROpODIST

I In, NJ ~ BlA. EXPERT FOOT SPECIAL.
~ f&st LIST SO. Was. joni. o6l3b
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BOARD AND ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
East. Yo
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eggs. We Won first cockerel and first
pen at sta tc poultry show this year. Why
not get the best? Prices reasonable.
", c. Bradford. 1920 Fast md South
Phone Hyland 3565-W o3e00
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TIE PLAZA HOTEL 75s W. SECOND
south. Newly furnished, airy and clean
sMns. sTM9ns. single and sultes. Prices reason.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY.

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. chipped glass and painted. Phons
WaSatch 1908. xzs
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-24
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior. l. <
Land Office ut Las Cruces Man,
Mexico, October 1. 1913.
Notice is hereby given tina, .nmos
F. Holiday of Deming, New Meyico
who, on September |, 1910, m,d,
homestead entry No, 047OG, for n,
NEh, NWA NEl4, NEA NWlIl
section 8, township "a s., rangc s "
\. NJ. =. meridian, has filed notioa
OF intention to make final three. won,
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before Is. Y. Mo
Reyes, United States commissiop.r
al Dcming, New Mexico on the gpI
dny Of November, 1913.
Claimant names rs witnrsse,
Charles +. Hicks, Dcming, New Mcy,
Robert l.. Miller, Defining, \. Mry,
Wilbrrforrc a. Ramsey, Dcminp. \
NJ; Samuel Schwing. Dcmng. \. N
JOSE GONZALES
Wv Register
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-24
Dried CantalOupes

With the perfection of experiments
NOW going ON In the Imperial valley,
california. the world will he given
another luscious dried frut-thc
dried rautaluupr,
To turn into profit some Of the mil
lions of small cantaloupes left in the
field every year was a problem the
growers feared would never be- solv-
ed. until Thomas u. Mccall of Fl
Centre accidentally discovered the
buc qualities of the dried article.
MrCal. had dumped a great heap of
ruutaioUpc> to one side. breaking
several These dried and gave forth
such tine aroma that Mccall was
attracted and tasted them
lIr found them excellent, and now
rmaoupr growers are drying all
their small melons. The dried yarl-
ETY. l. said t. have q much finer flaw
or than the fresh fruit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-24
REV. FATHER JOSEPH GARNET
TAKES LOCAL Passionate

The Reverend Father Joseph Car
net, formerlr of Clifton. Arizona, ar
rived in Dcmiug last week and has
taken charge of the local Roman
Catholic church, The Reverend Aug
NORM of Silver Cit. found the local
CHARGE more than he could take care
of in his rather delicate state OF
health Father MORN will he missed
by his arishoncrs here. but the cN-
pausion Of the church demanded 4
resident priest The new pastor had
charge of the Clifton parish for scv-
en- years tie has already become u
booster. for he declares, Il will be
IN Dcmiug for twenty-five wears.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-24
AVISt)
ANlSO
ESTADO DE NElNO MEJltOI

40 q .hb' bl' NlsN w .h'''
tondado de Luna ~
4 qmen Ia mteresa, y especlalmeI''e
todas que estan o uedan esl"'
lntersedas de Savannah Randlr'
dltunto. del condado de Luna
rslado de- Nuevo Mejico:
Siendo que Fl untimo testnmrnle dc
Savannah Randle. difunto, ha sid'
protucOado en- la oficlna del s"ri'-
tario de- Ia corte pruebas del condn
do de Luna, para ser probado, va
y cada uno de Vds. estun por este
cltados de aparecerse ante Ia core
de pruebas en- Y de- condado de Luna
cstado de- Nuevo Mejico, en- Ia iii"
18th de- Enero de 1914 las dlez Ell
IL manana del dicho dia ALI y Ell
tonces para ofrecer cual qulera raso'
que tenga para que no sea adml'ou"
Il prueba el dicho testamente.
I'm de do 10 cual certicica eli Hon
{. G.. Fielder, juez de pruebas.
(SeaD &. X. HUGHES
Sill Secretario de Pruebas
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-24
Mining on Cooks Peak

The mining camps in the Cooks
Peak range. New Mexico. are be
coming active again, owing to the
high price of lead, zine and silver
One mine has four double ore wagons
each pulled by six teams, hauling ore
to Florida for shipment. They haul
sixteen tons each trip.
Cooks Peak district j. about righ-
teen miles north of Deming, y. NJ,
Mineral was first discovered in
Cooks Peak district III 1876, but the
first valuable location was made IN
1880. Since then the district has
produced about S3.jOO,OO0, The Dr~-
dcmona group alone produced, II l.
said. over S2.000,000; the Graphic
about S4j0,00O and the Summit or
Poe mines about 100000 The pro.
duction has been chiefly lead and sill
yer ores. The annual production I'M
al a few Years ago. was about Loo.
900 pounds of lead. The chief pro
duclion at present i zine and also
lead ore.
The ores Of the district consist
chiefly of lead carbonate, galrna.
zl,,r carbonate and -puaIcrll", and
,hr u!" bodies occur ~ ire upper ~
a.. he Mlmhrc~ hmr>luur Just below
the parcha -halc>.
The most important mines ut the
district have been the Dr~drmoua,
Othcllo. Monte Crlsto. and Fl Pa~o,
belonging 10 the American Smelling
and Refining company. which are
now being operated under lease 10y
John Grover. who Is shipping To- the
,mr'lrr. The old lladlry mine, which
ha~ been Idle for over seventeen
year, j. flooded with water, and was
closed down 10y government auth"ri-
ties, It j. said. ON account Of IT.
dangerous condition. % number 81 men
having been killed by rayiug II j.
developed to l65 feet depth and 1000
feet OF drifts. The ores are exceed
ugly rich. running from 1900 To 240O
ounces of silver To the ton. !, i now
owned by Clark II Howard of Dem
me-
Il l.R
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Notice for Publication

Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior t. :.
Land Office at Las Cruces. y. W..
September -, 1913.
Notice il hereby given that jaime,
+. Donnrlly of Mouu,ainview, ~ NJ,
who, on April -, 1910, made home.
stead entry No. 043Gj, for SCI, SEE.
ton 9. township % s., range 9W,,
\. W. +. meridian, hus filed notice ol
intention To make final three year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before h. \. Me.
Reyes, /, :. commissioner, at Dem.
ing, y. NJ, on the llth day ol No
yrmbcr, 1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
James l.. llouglund, Manufacturers,
\. NJ; Harvey II. llougland MouD.
rainvirw, \. NJ George Il. Mgor,
Muunlulnvlew, y. NJ; and james
Kennedy, Mountainyciw, \ VI
JOSE GONZALES
80 Register
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-24
Notice of Final Hearing

NOllcc Ol flnul Hearing
In the probate court of Luna county
state of New Mexico.
In the Matter of the Estate of Rich
ard Hudson, deceased.
To all persons interested in the
above entitled estate and cause:
Take notice that at the Regular
term of the probate court of the
county of Luna and state of New
Mexico, to be held at the court house
in the village of Deming, count,
and state aforesaid, on Mon.
day, the third day of November, 4
ID. 1913, at 1000 o'clock in the fore.
noon Of said day, or rs soon there.
after rs the same can be- heard, the
undersigned, Mary f. Hudson exec.
utrix in the above entitled cause. wiI
make application to the said pro.
bate court for thc settlement and al.
lowanre of her final report aud ac.
count of said administration on lille
III said cause, and for her discharge
ul which time aud place, objections
10 the allowance of same will be
heard by tho said court.
MARY f.. HUDSON
EXrcutnx