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The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18
Booster for Ordway

Wednesday night Dennis Mooney,
proprietor OF the Princess theatre,
gave the use OF his "up to date" NOV
ing picture show for a benift TO the
Ordway band and turned over to
them the neat sum OF $40 Is. The
towns are few AMI far between that
nave AZ clean and educating enter
tainments as Ordway can boast Of.
Many thanks to you, Mooney. We
will always be boosters for you.
THE ORDwAY BAND.
By H. G. Tiedemann, Director.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18
Senators by Direct Vote

Dilect election of United States sen :
ators became one of the provisions Of
the federal constitution on the 9Th
inst. by the ratification by Connecticut
of the amend ment TO that effect.
Thiry six states, the requisite thres-
fourths, have now approved the change,
amoog them being Colorado. 1t only
remains for the governors of these
states to formally notify Secretary Of
State Bryan and for him to issue the
reclamation announcing the change.
The first senators to be elected by
the new method will be those who
take their seats for the term beginning
March 4, 1915. These will be elected
at the November election in 1914.
The situation that results through
out the country, where many of the
the legislatures have adjourned until
1915, is such as to leave confusion in
the m inds of the members of the Unit
ed States senate as to how the early
steps toward direct election will be car
ried out. Special sessions Of legisla-
lures will be urged in many states SO
that the necessary laws can be passed
before the general election in 1914.
The agitation for the direct election
of United States senators has been in
progress since 1926, or period of
years. Truly, "Grest re-
forms move slowly"
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18
Renos Divorced

After three day trial and the ex.
animation, of numerous witnesses the
jury 10 the Reno case brought 10 a
verdict In favor Of Mrs. M. NJ. Reno,
who sued In the county court for d.
vorce from her husband. Norval Reno,
on the grounds Of cruelty and nonsup-
port. Much of the testimony was Of
a decidedly salacious nature and the
court room was constantly crowded
by throDg anxiously awaiting the
Of something OF a nasty
character. Temporary alimony was
allowed pending an appeal.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18
Captain Greene Dead

Ernest r. Greene OF this city has
just received word from Buffalo, N.
Y. that his father, Captain Oliver
Greene, had passed away on the 18th
inst, at the age OF 81 years. Mr..
Greene was steamboat captain on
the Hudson river, the Erie canal and
the great lakes for flfty years and was
very active for man OF his years. He
was born in Herkimer county March
IL, 1883.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18
More About Cartons

This week the New Era printed but
ter cartons for Mrs. J. v. Collins. Mrs.
E. R. Drescher, Mrs. c. @. Collins and
Jacob Weibert. This brings the total
number of those who are using our
cartons up to twenty-six and they
keep coming back for more. The stores
are paying higher price for butter
packed in cartons, so place an order
and get the top Of the market.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18
TOWN TALK

HOW dOes your yelioW Tag reao!
Howard shirts at Gallavans'.-7tl
The next election will be for school
director. May 8.
Call Tiedemann's, Ordway 33l. for
Pueblo artificial ice.-7tf =
All kinds Of grain or seed at the
Ordway Trading Co.'s.-7tl
Ask for our quotations on specials
for next week. Leary Bros. s. Co.
A. H. Thomas lost valuable COW,
one of the Bowman herd. this week.
County Clerk Ira b. Coy was a
Pueblo visitor Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
Trade what you don't want for
something that you do want. See E.
p. Johnson.
Up to date @. W. Smith has failed
to find the COW he lost while moving
to his claim north OF town.
Mrs. 1. H. Stanley is at the bedside
of Mr.. Stanley's father, who is very Ill
at hospital 10 Colorado Springs.
For Sale-Baby chicks. Mixed lOc.
Rhode Island Reds 12ic. Mrs. Fred
Hoffman. Phone Ord way 46l.-7t1
Leave orders for first class house,
cleaning at the Hotel Ordway. Also
good yardman. John Goodson.-4tf
Another shipment of that new
kind of washing machines are on the
way. Leave your order at the Ord
way Trading Co. .'s.-7t1
Sugar City Is now In the grip OF an
epidemic OF diphtheria and the
schools and churches are closed and
all public gatherings are forbidden.
The Haswell Herald is now clam.
moring for sidewalks in that town.
We suppose they'll be wanting
electric lights and paved streets next.
E o. Perry, formerly of the East
Side barber shop, has returned from
Kansas City and is now on his claim
north of town. He expects to help in
the shop here ON Saturdays.
The Sypher sale yesterday was we'll
attended and aside from the commo-
tion caused by a threatening storm
everything was pulled of according
to schedule.
Dan Perrin has the reputation of
being q fast workman. One day this
week he and two others dug 4s0 holes
for trees on ranch In the Duck
Creek neighborhood.
A strolling performer gave an exhl-
billion of gun drill at the South park
Tuesday evening, but as the coutri-
button of the crowd did not meet his
approval he cut the performance short.
William Kropf left Sunday after
noon for Highland, ILL.,, where he will
spend a week visiting with home
folks. The boys are taking turns
about, Lou having recently returned
from visit to Highland.
William Barber, manager Of the
Sanitary laundry In Pueblo, was In
town Wednesday working up business
for his firm. B. T. Jay of the East
Side barber shop handles their work
here and Mr.. Barber expressed himself
as we'll pleased with his success. His
ad. will be found 10 another column.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18

Germany wants to experiment in
the art Of the production OF artificia,
rain. Yet it is within recent memor,
that rainmakers here furnished t',s
theme of much hilarious Joking.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18

Those apples you buy from peddlers
do not 10 any way compare with the
apples you can buy at Gallayans' for
the same price.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18
Advertising Rates

Reading Notices, per line. ....... SC
(Six words to the line.
Display, per column Inch. ........ 15c
Display, On yearly contract. ..l2}c
Announcements OF meetings-assO
Citations, lodges, churches. clubs. etc
where admission is free and nothing
is offered for sale, will be published
without charge.
Obituaries, cards of thanks. resolu
Lions, ETC., will be charged at regular
rates for reading notices.
IEO deviation from these rates.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18

The Bass & Smith sale Tuesday
attracted large crowd Of buyers and
everything offered is reported to have
brought good prices.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18

If simplicity is the craze of the age
1t must be confessed that some of the
modistes succeed splendidly In foist
ing dresses that are nothing short OF
simple upon plant womankind.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18

A Columbus. O., girl sued man ~,
breach of promise and was awarded
S.. Probably the jury held that prom
ises made by man in love wers
lightly made and easily broken.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-18

Mrs. A. H. Muir. registered trained
nurse. Phone Toltec 782.-6t4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26

Of the ore bodies OF the Warren dis
trict was given BY T. Morton, an old
timer, regarding the fact that the
trend of ore is TO the south, as shown
by recent development work in the d.
rectiOn Of the Saginaw and Warren
mines. Ten year ago, according to Mr.
Morton, the great Irish Nag shaft was
as far distant from the Gar shaft, OF
shaft Is today from the Irish Mag. The
development south has led some en-
gineers to believe that the ore bodies
of the Warren district continue on
the whole strip being one great ore
body.
Junction Ore Body a Large One.
The cOncreting work on the Junction,
it is expected, viii be completed IN
a short time This is one of the most
important pieces Of work in the dis
trict as nearly all the Calumet & Ari-
IONA ore at that section viii De
brought up through the Junction
Every indication is that the ore body
at the Junction territory is one Of the
richest in the district, and enough al
ready has been done in diamond drill
ing to demonstrate that the body IS
large one. There is also another big
ore carrying body, running down the
valley towards Don Luis, that IS be
ing proved up jointly by the Junction
and Briggs shafts All Of the big ore
development has been done above the
400 foot level and the ores are Civ
ing excellent results at the company
smelter.
The Cole shaft Of the Calumet &
Arizona is being attended with fine
success, according to the latest re-
ports.
William Look is in the city after a
visit to the Gleason mining district and
reports that the industry there is
booming The shannon company,
leasing the old Copper Belle, is averaS-
Ing daily shipments OF zoe tons. of a
very heavy pyritic ore. The ore con-
tains a very high sulphur content,
but is low grade in copper, averaging
less than two percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26

S. Laughlin. lessee of the property. He
expects to have the new equipment in
operation within two months.
The san Antonio Copper company will
probably resume operations on its prop
erty at san Antonio de Ia Huerta in the
near future, if reports from that To-
callty mean anything.
Doing Much DEVELOPMENT.
A company which, it is expected. will
some day become one of the greatest
producers of copper in the state of So
nora is the TrsnsvaaI Copper Mining
company, with holdings. consisting OF
2z25 pertenencias Of mining land in the
MOctezuma district The company has
been doing considerable development
work besides a great amount of dia-
mond drilling, resulting in the deTeI-
opment of three mines with a combined
total of approximately 5000, 900 tons of
ore in sight The CObre Rico mine has
had considerable work done, about 16,-
600 feet. including the diamond drilling
resulting in the blocking out of an ore
body containing about $500 900 tons Of
ore averaging 2 percent copper and a
half ounce of silver. besides a trace Of
gold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26
TO PUMP OIL FROM
AN ARTESIAN WE'LL

Artesia. n. NJ, Feb. 26.-Wiuiam
Belt, of Shawnee, Okla, IS here Secur-
ing oil leases on lands adjoining his
farm east of Dayton, and as soon as
he obtains the leases, The company he
has organized in Oklahoma will COM
mence to pump oil from the artesia 4
well on Belts farm
In drilling the artssIan well tneI e
was a considerable showing Of OIL and
gas. As in the Brown we'll, the water
viii have to be shut off SO as to pump
the oil.
Thousands Of acres Of land are being
located for oil across the PecOs river
from 10 to Is miles east of Artesia-
Eight persons unite to locate a quar-
ter section. Oil men claim that that
district is as promising as any in the
PecOs valley. Oil locations are also
being made across the Pecos east Of
Dayton.
Various representatives Of oil com
panies are here looking over the oil
situation. They are favOrably inn
pressed with the prospects.
The Seven Rivers Oil and Gas COM
pany is down 600 feet on its well west
The DaIcoath Mining company.
which was incorporated about three
months ago for S1,0O0,0OO, and is con
troled by Richard Iyey, Of Mexico
City. has purchased 16O acres of land
of Charles NJ. Kiddoo, about one mile
north of Lakewood for $500, and has
ordered a well rig to put down an oil
well on this property 1t mas also
ordered another rig which viii be
used on some property about two
miles south Of the well, that IS be-
ing drilled bv the Seven Rivers Oil &
Gas company, about Il miles west CT
Lakewood. The company was unable
to secure any leases near the KiddOo
property and was compelled to pur-
chase the land on which to drill for
oil Within the next few weeks there
viii be six rigs drilling for oil be-
sides the two pumps that viii be
drawing oil from below the artesian
flow
The Dayton Petroleum company IS
erecting its derrick that it shipped
from California on the Kissinger farm.
As the derrick consists Of immense
beams IL viii require some days 10
put ii together.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26

Your roof insured for 10 years with
out extra cost to YOU. Let US explain.
Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26
CHURN DRILLING
STARTS NEW BOOM
Small Properties Around Bisbee Pre-
pare to Adopt Plan Of Copper
Queen: Gold strikes Wade.

Bisbee.. Ariz.. Feb. 26.-It is expected
that the church drill process, Whlch IS
being operated with great success py
the Copper Queen on its north slde
properties. will soon be the cause OF
opening up a number Of lndlVldualiy
owned properties in the district Inc
work at the Copper Queen IS being
watched with great interest by local
mfning men and. as the process IS a
great saving over the OLD shaI ns
method. smaller owners VINO, 70 Gate
have been letting their claims lie HE
on account of the cost or proving up
are already preparing 10 start Wofh-
The older companies or the dlstrlet
are now engaged in prospecting a go0d
deal of new work and from what can
be seen about the dumps, the results
being obtained are highly satisfactory
II was through this new and extensive
DrosDectiue work that the recent LndS
of large ore bodies by the Calumet q
Arizona and the Shattuck were made.
cold Strikes In Tombstone Canyon.
II is reported that number OF gold
strikes have been made up TOMBSTONE
CANYON Much of this territory has al
ready been filed on and there IS some
talk that a number of the claims viii
be bonded. To date the returns on
the claims from placer washing have
hardly been sufficient TO give mich
encOura cement but it is believed that.
with modern machinery installed. many
of the claims can be put on paying
basis.
An interesting light on the extent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26
MINING NEWS
HEMREGORD MADE
BY MINES At RAY
One Days Shipment From
Mines to Hayden Mill Is
120 Cars Of Ore.

Heyden. Ariz-, Feb. 26.-The record
shipment Of ore from the mines at Ray
to the local mill OF the Ray COnsOli-
dated Copper company was made when
128 cars constituted the days haul On
account OF the increased capacity Of the
local mill, duetIO the seventh unit haV-
ing been started ii has become ueceS-
sary to increase the tonnage from Ray,
and with an average Of SO cars per day,
the Hayden mill viii be able to operate
TO its present capacity. The eighth unit
was nearing completion when the con-
structiOn force was laid of on account
Of necessary material not being on
hand. With the eighth unit IN opera
ton, the Ray Consolidated copper com
pany viii have completed the mill,
which has been under construction dur
ing the past two years.
No. 5 mine which was formerly the
property Of the Ray Consolidated Cop
Der company, and which was acquired
bv the Ray COnsO lidated few months
ago. has now a small surplus or ore on
hand and a few cars of this grade OF
ore have been shipped to Hayden Ore
in this mine is OF much higher grade
than that on the original properties OF
the Ray Consolidated, running around
five percent. which Wnen treated az
the local iziu will tend to increase the
conner output here considerably. 1t
will be kept separate from the lower
grade of ore, one unit OF the local mllI
being nut IN shape so as 10 nanQle II
On Julv g. 1912. Mr.. Gates, then Su-
neriDtendent Of the Ray mines, acted
as host at a large banquet to the va
T-ious officials Of the mine, as on that
dav 5000 tons OF ore had been hOisted
for delivery to Hayden A few days
aro 1000 tons were hoisted in one day,
and as this capacity viii be continued
and Increased as the local mill re-
C17ire more ore, W. S. Boyd, the present
suDerintendent Of mines, will act as
host at another banquet TO be given
shortly
d c. Jackliug, vice president and
General mana ger OF the Ray COnsOli-
dated Copper company, arrived in Hay
GeD in his private car Cypress, coming
here direct from New York He was
. ccomDanied on this trip by George
TVOoIsev- a member OF the firm of Trip
and company, brokers, New York City,
and II 3. Tooker, general freight and
PASSENGER agent of the Ray & ella
Ta1Iev railroad. This is Mr.. Jaclzling's
FIRST visit here since last summer, his
sffapffon having been devoted to labor
troubles at the Utah Copper company
for the past few months
r n Muphy, president Of the Santa
re Prescott q Phoenix railway, passed
through Hayden on his way to Christ
mas in his private car. He was ac-
comDanied by a few Of the Christmas
mine officials. The Christmas mine
has remained idle for the past three
Z-ears- due to the financial conditions
IF the company. and if the sale is put
through operations viii no doubt be
started at an early date, as the mine is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26
PLANS MADE TO WORK
NEW SARAGoSA MINE
Well In Which Strike Was Made Is to
Be Converted Into a Shaft; Other
Finds Made.

Pecos, Texas. Feb 26.-StOck in the
Saragosa Gold Mining company is being
sold. Thus far something more than
10000 shares have been said to Reeves
county people, and sufficient money has
been obtained to prosecute the develop
ment Of the prospect.
The well on the Wilson section, where
the gold was found. is but a round hole
some four feet in diameter and 80 feet
deep This will have to be converted
into four by eight shaft before much
can be done in the way of practical
development. As soon as this has been
accomplished, it is the intention to
drift on at least two of the veins that
have been penetrated, and that show
gold in paying quality Several addi-
uonal assays have been heard from,
and, in spite Of the fact that the men
who have selected the samples for as
say have not had experience as miners,
the selection being left to MeXicans
employed. the returns have been most
the ton.
Mr.. Robbins states that he will prob
ably put in a within" hoist at once, and
that as soon as he has obtained the ser
vices for the company Of a man who
viii be able to make rough assays on
the ground, and at the same time direct
the work of the labOrers, the refOrma-
ton of the shaft will be pushed. There
are still plenty Of visitors to the spot
where he gold was discovered, and let
tiers are pouring in from all parts of the
world with reference to the find. Sew
eral men have sent in checks for stock.
without waiting to find out the price of
the shares. or the plans of the company,
basing their confidence on their
knowledge of the men at the head Of
the concern. This confidence has been
reflected in a most convincing manner
by the purchases Of the home people.
There have been several other finds
reported and interest in mining in gen
eral has received such an impetus in
Ia rs .faH Hramm
ProspeCtOrs are now in the field over
the most Of the southern end of the
Davis mountains and several claim to
have found oUtcrOppings that promise
much.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26
lest in eopper in that pOr-

one Of the richest in copper in that pOr-
ton of the state
Col Epes Randolph, general manager
of the Arizona Eastern, accompanied
by c. N Scott, superintendent and L
81. CIapp, general freight and passen-
ger agent, passed through Hayden N
a special train bound for Christmas
Gid Graham, an attorney Of Winkel-
man, has been appointed agent for the
Calumet-COpper Creek Mining company,
with headquarters in Winkelman- V 5n-
keIman is the shippin gpoint for this
company
though having stopped shipments tenn
pOrarily, continues development work
on its properties and reports have been
brought in to the effect that Ore run
ming as high as q percent in copper mas
been found, with little silver and
gold values. The property has been
entirely financed up 10 cate by local
people, who are very enthusiastic over
the future prospects OF me mine
2. Z. Hill, contractor of Winkelman,
spent a few days in Winkelman from
Kelvin, where he has the contract for
the erection Of the power plant for the
KELVIN Sultana Mining company He
reports that the company has a large
force of men doing development work
and active shipments viii be started as
soon as the power plant has reached
completion
u. A. Thompson was an arrival in
Hayden from Utah, and left for A c.
BitterWick's mining property, situated
in the RincOn mountains TO the south Of
Winkelman. Upon his return he eE-
poets to remain in Winkelman for
short while looking over the local min
ing district
For the purpose Of identifying their
portion of the tOWnsite of Hayden, the
Ray Consolidated Copper. company has
dwellings owned by it and put in lawns
and gardens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26
WILL USE POWER
DRILLS IN TUNNEL
Is Believed Ore Body VIII BE Penc-
trnted Within 100 Feet; Utter
Resumes Zinc Shipments

Silver City, y. IL. Feb 26.-The work
Of driving a a tunnel on the City View
mine at Clark's peak. in the PinOs
Altos district, only a few miles from
Silver City. has been continuous. with
both day and night shifts, since the last
week in November, and it now mas
length of $50 feet The rock il pene-
trates is exceedingly hard and il has
chen decided to put in power drills, and
q contract has been awarded G. Q. East
man to drive the tunnel an additional
$50 feet The work started Monday
1t is believed that the tunnel viii pen
citrate the ore body by the time Mr.
Eastman completes his contract The
ore. it $ said. carries values from $50
to $50 per ton.
The Spot Cash claim. adjoining the
City View. is reported to have a coed
showing IN gold silver and zinc, and
the Nugget another claim in the same
group. and on which tunnel has been
driven 100 feet, has values. it is al
legged, up to $40 a ton in gold. silver
and lead Roads to these mines nave
been put in good condition and ship
ment Of ore viii start about April The
mines are only four and one-half miles
from this city.
Utter Resumes Shipments.
George Utter is again loading cars
with zinc cOncen trates for shipment TO
ing put a stop to the work during the
past three weeks Tuesday he had no
big auto trucks operating between tba
mine and the Santa Fe depot here T6a
trucks are intended for the Mosou1n
tra1Llc. and they VIII be tried out here
hauling zinc ore, and If they DrOye a
success they viii be sent out On q trim
to MOgOllOn.
Col Jack Fleming has taken to his
mine IN the Black HawSe districr rev
machinery and pipe and viii pusl WORK
on H. Developments show IL is a very
valuable silver property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-26
MINING NEWS
NEW SHELTER ON THE
WEST COAST BLOWN IN
Legal Fight For Possession of Old
Gold Treasure Mine Ends In
Favor OF Brandon.

Guaymas Son. Mex, Feb. z6.-The
new smelter Of the Cobriza Mining
company, Il miles west of Noria, is
being blown in 1t is Of the MacDon-
aid hct-blast type, of 150-tOn capacity.
me Mines company Of America,
made profit Of $685., 900 in 1912, against
SS54iOOO the previous year. Dolores
and La Dura mines were shut down
for two months on account of the rev
OlutiOn, the former being looted to the
extent of $4,000, which was partly
covered by insurance. All the. prop
critics are working at fun capacity
now, the Extraordinarily treating
10000 tons; Dolores. 8. 200; FL Reyo. .
600; and La DUra. 500 tons per month.
Cash, bullion, and supplies total ST.
10000. On the 600-fOOt level the
Creston-ColOradO has opened IS feet CT
ore averaging from Sc to $40 per ton
81 Talo Mining company shipped
this week from POza a car OF high
grade silver-lead-Zinc concentrates TO
the shelter at II PasO.
The legal fight for the possession
OF the old Gold Treasure mine. located
in the San Jose mountains. seven
miles south Of NacO. is reported TO
have been decided by the Mexican su-
preme court in favor of DR.. W o.
Brandon, OF NacO. AriZ The court
orders that Brandon pay 10000 pesos
for the property within two years 1t
is now believed that it will be placed
upon the market for sale. The mine
has been idle for a number OF years.
and is considered a good lOw-grade
proposition. a 1O-stamp mill was in
stalled in the fail Of 1905. but soon
afterwards the American company, the
American Mining & Development com
pany, ran out of funds.
The BabicOpova mine. in the CHS
pas district. has been sold to a Penn
sylvania company.
The new mill OF the Moctezuma-
Arizpe company, is at work, the daily
output of concentrates being Il tons,
which is sent to FL PasO. This mine
is Is miles from rananea.