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said husbands compelled to 90 down town to ~
Transitions of aid conversations"
airy on their knees are compelled to 60,
down town and get TRANSACTIONS Of the
said conversations. With the husbands
and wives of the land pursuing totally
different lines Of research. Women's Suf-
frage win come as a distinct boon. II
will make politics a subject which can
be discussed by both sides Of the family.
icepsusht nH h Gse4s 49, A1Ak...
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Self.Centered.

Faye Ethyl wombat has Joined a
movement to beautify the home.
Beautifying the homo with Faye
Ethyl. however, merely means q new
set of puffs.
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His Experience.

Col. Aristotle wombat, the energetic
promoter. says he has been in society
twenty-five years and hasn't heard an
epigram yet.
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JUDGE CLAYTON
LACKS SUPPORT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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Society Drama.

Society DRAMA.
To stage a swagger play,
Hire seven hams
And let them blaze away
With epigrams.
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March of Progress.

Everything is for progress these
days. We must get our church into
line"
All right. Shall we install a gym
nasium or a garage?
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Had tn Get Busy.

"You must have had some strong
inspiration when you wrote this poem.
Verify" said the poet. Il had.
And what was it, may I ask?'
"A dispossess notice"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
MINING NEWS
SINKING RESUMED
ON PILARES SHAFT
VIII Go to the 1900 Level and Drifts
Made to the Guadalupe and
Esperanza Shafts.

Douglas, Ariz., Aug. s.-The Pilares
mine of the Moctezuma Copper company
has resumed the sinking Of its Pilares
shaft from the 1000 foot level to the
1900. The shaft has three compart-
ments and will be put down to 500 feet
below the level of the railroad tunnel.
which is on the zoo level The develop
ment work on the 500. 500 and 1000 foot
levels has resulted in a better grade OF
ore than that on the upper levels.
Following completion Of the three
compartment shaft to the 1900 level.
drifts will be driven to the Guadalupe
and Esperanto shafts Of the company,
and these two shafts be connected with
the 1900 by means Of upraiSes-
John Evans and William Smith, Who
have leased the San Pedro property
from the Phelps-DOdge interests. are
taking out some good ore at present
James Nolan and Jake Bauerman. OF
Douglas, have shipped a carload of cop
which they recently denounced. it COM
ing to the local shelters The ore IS
said to have returned IS percent cop
per. with values in both gold and silver
Henry Hamburg president OF the
AUTHORIZATIONS Mining company, To-
Gated near Hamburg, Ariz-, in the Hua-
chuca mountains. is in the city to ar
range for placing his property on the
list of regular shippers. The first car
load of ore will come to the Copper
Queen smeIter next week The ore viii
be picked, in order to secure as large
returns as possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09

and supposed that it occurred merely
in pockets. But the vein apparently is
permanent 1t varies from an inch TO
a foot in width.
CristO is pure velvet. 1t is really a
copper mine. A shaft is down $50
feet and a larger hoist IS being in
stalled for the purpose OF putting II
down 500 feet farther. At each 100 feet
drifts are run off on the ore ana
these drifts are connected by raises.
Only Is men are now employed, but
more will be used when the hoist IS
George P. Harrington, one Of the
original owners Of the Crown King
OF the Nelson, in the same district,
BY the Nelson Mining companT a PHIL
adelphia corporation. Inc ores casry
copper. lead and zinc A great deal
is already blocked out in the upper
levels and the property probably VIII
be ready for a mills next fall.
Ships $1,000 Ore.
"Only a few miles north Of Crown
King and within half mile OF the
famous old Peck mine is the SWasukar
more than two years. l UNDERSTAND
that the ore shipped from the Swas-
tiIla averages $1,000 a ton in silver and
COPPER. The management will make
no statement except that 1t runs from
$500 to $1,000 but we know Ina'
freight is paid on ore worm SSOO
ton and over" said Prof Wills
THE BIueben mine, near Mayer, Is
owned by the Arizona COnS0ldateo
Smelling company, which owns ano
operates the Humboldt smelter II Is
shiDDing 80 tons of low grade ore
day. the average being around 2
ssNFncb less work has been done on
the Copper queen colo 1 l!sl5er hut
all indications are that II is announcer
BluebeII," added Willis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
IRON MINING COST
SHOWS AN INCREASE


Washington, d. @, Aug. 9.-SJatis-
tics for the iron mining industry IN
the United states in 1903 are pre-
Sented in detail In bulletin soon 70
be issued by director Harris, of the
bureau of the census, department Of
commerce
the United States in 1903 was 4SS.
The number of persons engaged IN
the industry on December 10, 1903, or
nearest representative date was Dol D.
of whom 81, 230 were wage earnerS- The
expenses Of operation and development
amounted to S14,Ol1,SSO, OF which the
payments for salaries and wages con-
Stltuted somewhat less than half
The production of iron ore In crude
form was 51,947.120 tons. The guam
tity used by blast furnaces at the
mines or shipped from the mines for
use in affiliated blast furnaces at a dis
lance or for sale was 50,521,2O tons,
and its value at the mine was S1O6-
539,574. besides which manganiferOus
Of S407,50S were produced, making the
total value of products S1O6947 OS2
The value of iron ore produced in
other industries, gold and silver min
ing, limestone quarrying, and brick and
tile manufacturing, in 1909, was re-
ported as S115,965, which added co
the net value of ore at the iron mines
($106,539, 574), gives a total value of
iron ore for 1903 amounting to S1O6.-
715.539.
The returns show that in the United
states as whole the total reported
expenses increased from S116 per ton
in 1902 to S143 per ton in 1909, not
Wlthstand1ng the fact that the ex-
penses for 1902 included interest.
which was excluded in 1909
In the United States as a whole the
average value of ore per ton at the
mine increased from S1.S4 in 1902 to
S2.l2 IN 1909, or SO.2S per ton--an in
amount than that in the tOCal reported
expense per tons SO24.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
OLD SAVANIC IS
AGAIN A SHIPPER
REMEMBERING of GaIcOnda Shaft Is Near
" Completed; Contract Is Let For
Sinking Lucknow Shaft.

Kingman, Ariz., Aug. 9.-Much inter
est has been aroused in the northern
part of ATohave county by important
Developments at the old Savanic mine,
on which work was recently resumed.
The Savanic is now shipper Of high
grade copper ore and the reserve is
growing rapidly.
A new company, recently organized
by R NJ. Stene, is doing much work in
the Potts mountain and Esther basin
section, south of McCracken. Good ore
has been opened. A well has been sunk
to depth Of 120 feet and fair flow
OF water encountered Heretofore
water was to be had in that district
| only from Potts tanks and Hieroglyphic
/ tanks and this supply has almost dis
4 At the Copper Giant mine a new
! compressor has been installed. The
! United Verde people recently took ever
/ this property.
| Within a few days the work of tim
| bering the main shaft of the GOlconda
/ mine will be completed. As soon as the
collar is complete. the new skip will
1 be installed and the work of extracting
/ ore from the lower levels will be re-
| sumed The Golconda is zinc mine
and as the price of that metal is now
climbing. the management intends to
| lose no time in putting II back into the
/ producing class
I
/ tain, a drift has been run in on the
! Roosevelt vein more than zoo feet. At
! one point milling ore shows for 200
| feet without a break and good ore is
! in evidence all the way. There are
| shafts and crosscuts at various points
| on the group
The mill is fast approaching compile
/ ton and contracts are being let to sink
the Lucknow shaft below the 2OO-foot
| level.
Only the necessity for the develop
/ ment of new water sources retards work
| on the reduction plant. Should it be
/ desired, the mill could be completed
! within month.
A T. Ewagel and William VOss, the
| latter of Los Angeles have gone to
/ Los basin 10 inspect some mica depos-
! its discovered a year ago by Mr.. Voss.
! The Horseshoe camp at Cerbat is to
/ be revived at once. In doing assess
ment work last fall Frank Todd. the
J owner. uncovered some very good ore.
( He has engaged force of miners and
4 expects to develop a producer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
Increnses Onfnut.
PLAN ROAD FROM
SHAFT TO TUNNEL
Work Starts on Cleopatra Mine Under
New Management; Heavy Ma
ehinery for Little Daisy.

Jerome, Ariz., Aug. e.-Early next
month a contract will be let for the
construction of a railroad from the
main shaft of the Arkansas a Arizona
group to the mouth Of the lOOO 1901
tunnel Of the United Verde mine, there
to connect with the Verde Tunnel *
Shelter road, and through 1t with the
Verde Valley line, at Clarkdale- al Al
though the actual distance is only 4SOO
feet, the length of the ~ q a rallFoau
will be two miles.
Five standard cars transported the
huge new hosting engine OF the A q
A from the factory. The cement IOuh-
dalton has been completed at the mine
and il will not take long to install the
engine after it arrives. Three new
boilers have been installed and one IS
in commission, the old one having oeen
removed. The other two VIII not be
needed till the engine is ready for use.
DEVELOPMENT is not being neglected
while there is so much Work gong on
above ground Work is being carried
on in the north and south drifts from
the 400 foot crosscut and a station IS
being cut. At this depth the crosscut
is below the shaft and a raise TO the
shaft will be made from the new sta
ton The raise will afford better air
circulation and make it easier to carry
on development.
Work has been started on the Cleo
patra under new management A con-
tract for 100 feet of prospecting on the
Apex ore body above the town or de-
rome has been let This work is for
/ the purpose Of discovering where the
ore body goes down. ,..,,.,
/ Heavy machinery is to be Installed
soon at the Little Daisy NINE owned
/ bv the United Verde Extension Mining
/ company.
/ The Arizona Power company IS eS-
/ tending its line from the Jerome Eeroe
/ ground to the iron Carbonate cIalIn'
/ of the Little Daisy group. where a t-U-
! horsepower hoist is to be installed i'm
! mediately.
Work on the Calumet & Jerome
{ property is still being concentrated IN
! the 500 foot tunnel and the formatl4h
/ Indicates that commercial ore may be
/ struck at any time This property IS
/ Just south of Jerome and adjoins SEN
ator ". a. Clark's North and South
] Venture claims.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
STORM DAMAGE AT
CLIFTON REPAIRED

Clifton, Ariz., Aug. 9.-Practically all
the damage done to the mines about
Clifton by the recent storms mas now
been repaired. It took large force
several weeks to repair the big flume
that supplies water to the Arizona Cop
per company's mine and works. but
now the flume is carrying water as be-
fore. While repairs were under way,
water was obtained by pumping from a.
reservoir created by q small temporary
dam thrown across Frisco creek Just
above the East Clifton bridge
Some of the richest copper ore ever
found in this section is being taken
from the Santa Luzia group, four miles
north of Netcalf. which is owned by
the firms of Garcia & Norte and Bianes
& Valdez. One specimen taken out and
exhibited in Clifton ran sc percent cop
per.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
MINING NEWS
PICKS SIX BEST"
MINES IN ARIZONA
Head of University Mining
Bureau Says Vulture is
Again Bonanza.

Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. 9.-Prof. c. f.
willis, head of the university Of Ari-
zona's mining bureau, picks the Vul-
ture, Monte Cristo, Nelson. Copper
Queen Gold, BluebeH and Swastika
mines as among the mosc important
being operated in Arizona today. The
Vulture is in Maricopa county and all
the others are in Yavapai.
The VuIture. near Wickenburs, which
was supposed to have been worked
out Is years ago. is now producing be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 in gold each
month, and has ore blocked out to
supply the present milling plant for
the next eight years Half the pro-
duction is clear profit Prof. Willis
thinks that the development Of the
Nulture IS just beginning
The mill now handles 100 tons a
day. mostly from the 1000 loot level
1t is a 20 stamp mill with a cyanide
plant Development is keeping far in
advance Of extraction
The big ore reserves are blocked out
at q depth Of 1000 feet, where work
ceased on TIE Nuluure, a number of
years ago, 1t was because the , fault
syndicate took hold Of it and today
the Nulture looks to be a better mine
than it ever was, though it produced
millions Of dollars worth Of gold in the
4 am convinced that a great many
other mines supposed TO have been
worked ont will again become pro-
ducers when their faulting systems
have been solved, Prof Willis said.
'-Often we hear that the veins in va
vapai county do not 20 down. that
they pinch out. As a matter Of fact
many good properties are abandoned
merely because of faults"
Monte CrIstO a Copper Mine.
The Monte Cristo, so long regarded
as a wonderfully rich silver mine. is
really a copper proposition, Prof. VIII
lis says --.-.-
II astonished me. I had seen speci-
mems of its ore, almost solid metal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
MINING NEWS
OLD O'BRIEN MINE
TO RESUME ACTIVITY
Owners Make Sale of Bonds In East to
Finance OperatiOns; Golden
State Group TO Resume

Wfckenburg, Ariz, Aug 9--Reports
from the east are that the Interior
Mining & Milling company has disposed
OF a large bond issue and will soon be-
gin work on the old O'Brien mine, east
of Wickenburg, The Interior, as II IS
now called, is an excellent copper mine,
with some gold values II was formerly
a producer. but was shut down IN 1SOa-
when copper slumped-
The Arizona Copper Belt Mining COM
pany has temporarily changed It's plan
of development The force has been
taken from the cOmpany's gold claims
and put to work on its copper group,
adjoining the Monte CristO- A shaft IS
sunk to greater depth A carload OF
ore was taken from this SHAFT some
months ago and the smelter return was
quite satisfactory
Work is to be resumed soon on the
Golden State group, two miles west Of
Constellation. shaft is down over
100 feet and it has opened a good show
ing of cOpper-gold ore
A Denver capitalist named Chaplain
has taken an option on Peter kenne-
dy's Saginaw group, half a mile east OF
the Golden State. About 1000 feet Of
work has been done and much good ore
appears in the various openings
The new reduction plant OF the Big
Blue Mining company is practically
complete and an initial run will be
made soon
Rapid progress IS being maze N m
stalling a 60-hOrse power hoist on the
main shaft of the Monte CrfStO. The
shaft is now down $50 feet and is to be
sunk 400 or 800 feet farther. The Is
horsepower hoist heretofore used at the
main shaft is to be moved to another
that is down only a little more than
so feet. A six-horsepoWer hoist will be
used in sinking a third shaft on the
| MahOney claim, Of the Monte CristO
group.
John DObler continues to develop mis-
mine, in the Castle Creek district, ana
pays all expenses by running some of
his best ore through a small mill He
loses all his concentrates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
RICH GOLD ORE IS
FOUND IN MESA NINE

Mesa. ARK, Aug. 9.-Rich gold ore
is being extracted by Frazer & McDon-
old from their group Of claims at Cold
fields. northeast of Mesa They expect
to make several shipments soon and it
is possible that they VIII have mill
in a few months
Some exploratory work is being done
on the Mesa Mining & Milling com
pany's property, in the same district
mainly with the object OF determining
the best manner Of going about extern
siye development.
At the Mammoth nine. the main
property at GOldfields. the water is be-
ing pumped out Of the main shaft to
gain access to the lower workings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
and that section of the mine VIII De
thoroughly explored to ascertain the
extent of the ore.
Iron Can In Good Ore.

and that section Of the mine will be
thoroughly explored to ascertain the
extent OF the ore
The Iron Cap mine is working SIX
faces, of which five are in good cop
per ore. It shipped IA carloads OF ore
TO the El Paso smelter during July.
although the ores average was not
much above percent because OF tne
semi-exploraoOry nature OF the WOIA
on the $50 foot level. where the WIDEN eIl-
ing of the vein occurred. During the
present month the ore shipped VIII
be of higher grade. The ore IN tne
face of the east drlIt on the o2U 1oOI
level continues somewhat narrower
but its high copper content remains
Where the widening of the vein oc-
curred the highest copper value was
fonnd in the bottom. enhancing the
chance of its continuation TO consloet-
able depth, and as a result the Work on
the SOC east Is being he PIshe f5e 10 Shoot
on the higher level. Stopping mas Deeh
started where the swell in the vein
was encountered.
At the Gibson property leSSeeS sultan
& WAYNE are employing 1Ss Win SOOu
results producing a concentrate aver
aging u percent copper To date tne
] iies have not been fully perfected. but
I enough work has been done 70 insure
/ their successful OPERATION Later II II; N
/ possible that a small flouauon mill
may be installed at the properly ia
j. W Fleming is working the OLD
/ OId Dominion. and has shipped some
| high grade silver ana leao ore ~ II
0id DomInIou increases Output.
| The Old Dominion Copper nnlng
and Smelling company made z,9Ov,UUO
I pounds of copper in July, an increase
/ ore will be removed from the Kingdom
/ shaft while "a" shaft is being pre-
/ pared for skip hosting. Work on me
concentrating plant is progressing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-09
ADS BIZ PHONE.

The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad IN
the FL Paso Herald is 25 cents It
reaches an average OF about 10000
readers each issue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12

Ell Comit6 ejecutivo de la AsOcia-
cion de Empleados del Gobierno, acor-
do, en- su ultima session, informarse por
medic de su Presidente, ell senior Pene-
do Ben1tez, de los cargos formulados
al Guardia de Females Aguedo Rivera
Berberena, del puesto de Vieques, con
objeto de favorecerle en- todo 10 que
fuera de justicia como Asociado de
aquella Institution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12
S z v EN- EN-

En- perfecto estado y de POGO uso dos
l,qulnas reglstradoraS Marca Natio-
nal. con una rebaja. de su costo.
lnformaran A. Espasas y Co., Allen 19.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12

Para que I'D. pueda prosperar es pre-
ciso que aprenda ell idioma ingles. En-
senanza practica con aplicaci0n a los
usos comunes y comerciales, 81 men
suales. Professor Jose L. Fajardo, Sol
48.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12
VINO Y JARABE DESCHIENS
curan ANEMIA y DEBILIDAD

n Nrroyo Ia dado / luz un hermoso
niEo la sonora Isabel Espendez esposa
de con G. Dlaz Velazquez, jefe de la
polic1a de aquel distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12
Sc ARRIENDA

UNA FlNCA que mide 2 y 2 cuerdas,
con casa viyienda, luz electrical, bano,
aqua cochera, en- ell camino Seboruco,
cerca del Colegio del Sagrado Coraz6n,
Informara E. Schiuter, BOLETIN
MERCANTIL P. O Box No. 9S3. San
Juan.
Los obreros de Arecibo afiliados a la.
Federation Libre han organizado una
serie de mitins de protesta contra eli
discurso pronunciado en- la Camara por
ell senior de Diego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12
NOTTCIAS

El programa para la function que es-
ia noche Sc dara en- ell cine "Las
tres banderas es muy interesante: Sc
eXhibira la sensational pellcula "Amor
en- los tr6picos'', dividida en- cuatro
parties.
"LA LINDA"
PANADERIA Y REPOSTERIA
PUERTORRIQUENA
Pan para emparedados, pan dulce,
pan Reina, pan de Mallorca, dulces f.
nos Yemas, macarrOnes, almendrad0s,
bofrachos, ponques, bizcochos, meren
CUES, y los exquisitos (Doces).
Todo bien presentado.
Donde Sc cofecciona ell me.or pan de
la lsla.
Los senores Carlos Armstrong e hijos,
de Ponce, nos participant que ell falle-
cimiento de don Carlos Armstrong,
ocurrido hacen pocos d1as, no afecta
en- NADIA los negocios de la citada mer-
cantil p6r estar previsto el suceso en-
el contrato social.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12

Antayer empezaron a celebrarse los
juicios por jurado, correspondence al
nuevo termino, en- la Corte de distrito
de Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12

Con motive del fuego ocurrido en-
Anasco 1ltimamente sc ha desarrollado
ALI el deseo de 'asegurar las casas con-
ira incendios, cosa esta que han hecho,
en- pocos d1as, mas de veinte propieta-
rios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12

THE KNEELAND SHOE.
M. Llinas y Co.
Ell lunes Sc puso la primera piedra
del edificio que Sc construira en- Maya
giiez para instalar en- el a la Logia
" "Adelphia. -
Sc ALQUILA en- Allen 19, un buen
local a prop6sito para un estableci-
miento L ofcina.
Informar5n A. Espasas y Co., Allen 49,
Esta noche Sc cerrar5n las inscrip-
clones para las carreras que ell domin-
go proximo sc celebraran en- los hip0-
dromos de Miramar y de San Juan
Manana publicaremos ell programa.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-24
. . o y q y y y q v . . o . .
& EDITORIAL COMMENT =
o o q o q q o . o y O o = o o
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Dailv Star.l

fDaily starr
AS a matter o. dollars and cents il
nIsy not pay TO own home but here
are a good many things in tn8 aife
than can not be measured, Nd a
home is one of them A home is some
thing that is individual. No one be
comes attached TO rented house. No
one has the incentive TO work to inn
prove the surroundings of a renter
house. The rented house no more APP
peals TO the family than an incubator
appeals to a chicken. The home idea
is the. best in the country. When we
become a nation of homes We become
q nation OF patriSts. A man can not
light for a rented house, neither can
he have the heart TO improve il. 1t IL
the little things that make the home,
not the big things. It is not the broad
porch but the feeling of security and
possession. Every man should own a
home. In these days OF easy payments
and building and loan companies every
man can own home. It may be that
the payments drag along, the interest
may seem big. but it's home that you
are paying for. and home is-well, its
home.