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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
PULLMAN SEATS FOR
WALDORF CAFE PATRONS

Original unique and pleasing are
the accommodations and arrange
mcuts Of the Waldorf cafe, 3l9 South
Main, opposite the postotlicc. This
cafe ls equipped in Pullman style,
being the only cafe in the city con
tanning Pullman seats and tables for
guests There are nine all leather
and mahogany Pullman seats ac-
commodatlnE thlrty-six persons and
with the other seats in the cafe its
total capacity ~ about fifty persons.
lndcr each seat is receptacle for
hats. O. b. Rcdcr, proprietor Of the
Waldorf viii add twelve moro Pun
man seats early in September.
This cafe is cooled by six electric
fans ana an exhaust fan O. b..
Rcdcr, proprietor OF tho Waldorf ar
rived in Tulsa from Independence
with T.. -. krssclring. six years ago.
Mr.. Rcdcr and MIR. Kesselrng started
the quick Lunch now known as
Earls cafe and also Jacks cafe. Mr.
Rcdcr came To Independence from
Denver and has been in the rcstnur-
ant business about twenty years The
Waldorf is open all night. Try II for
service and YOU will be pleased.
SmplifiCd.
The driver Of an automobile is
called chaWcur by those who ride
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

Tho good roads doctrine I- .uu uf
penc. aud not Of war % .s ur. ~
morals and not of vice. 10 is uu, uf lu-
telligeucc and not ~ IGNORANCE. 10 is.
one Of industry and not II iilcurSs.
IL Is onc uf economy and not ~ gfIf'
Il is one that brings the bcscfis first
to the door OF the farmer and neat 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
MINING NEWS
WORK ON
COMMONWEALTH
Stag Dump Near Old Smelter
Practically Exhausted by
the Copper Queen Co.

Bisbee, Ariz-- July 16.-WOrk at the
Commonwealth Extension property con-
tinues The shaft is now down about
800 feet and IS continuing in the same
grade Of ore encountered 100 feet up,
which is Of medium grade but which
is expected TO constantly grow better
as the sinking is continued To date
there have been no shipments but
there has not been a single day lost
and every cent expended mas SHOWN
results Two Of the COchlse drills
have been sent out TO the property and
are now beingi given trial This IS
the only machinery that has been sent
out recently as the company Is fully
equipped in this respect
About the end Of the month me
sinking is expected to be down 400 rect
and a station viii then be cut FROM
this point q stump viii be dropped 90
feet to water and on the 400 level drifts
viii be made both east and west That
10 the east viii so but approximately
$50 feet, but IT is planned at the west
to drift IN fully 1000 feet 1t is antIcI-
pated that in this drift combinations
Of the biz ore bodies of the Common
wealth viii be encountered The sink
ing continues at the rate of about seven
feet a cay and il is claimed by many
that the Extension shaft sets a record
for the state for quick sinking
Old Stag Dump Exhausted.
tboIIssr5s ~ IONS NJ s Ia from the ola
smelter, is practically a thing OF the
past The Copper queen mas Deen eA-
caFaLll8 the dump LOT LAoA-4-S anu
more than four-fifths of it now has
been loaded on cars and sent to the
smelter at Douglas What was once
considered waste has been found TO
contain about percent copper and with
the exceptionally cheap means Of hand
ling. has proved an asset The rail-
road tracks run close to the old dump
and a series Of tracks and inclines have
been installed that permits Of direct
handling of the Stag from the dump
TO the cars The Stag is about like
gravel and requires no blasting or eX-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
HUnBOLDT CONSOLIDATED WILL SHIP
ORE TO e. Pl50 INSTEAD OF NEEDLES
Scotland Capitalists Negotiate For the Cleopatra Group
of Mines in the Jerome, Ariz, District - Active
Work Is Begun on Properties IN the
Hassayampa Mining District

deal with a 10 stamp mill and othe e,
interests. The property is situated IN
PIN FIat near Goodwin on Turkey
creek. and was until recently ,l Gnosr
the management of Dr. William " oO lI,7
brrn. With the affairs Of the oIo
company tremendously adjusted the IN
tentioD is 10 begin resumption IN a
short time. was the statement Inaue
from reliable sources Several nun
dred feet of new development has oee1
0erforned in recent years The oId
Workings brought great results In
early days
New Road to the Little Daisy.
A force of men is at Work near
Jerome building wagon road to the
Little Daisy main working shaft which
diverts from the same grade that IS
being built to the site of the new depot
building. Grading still goes ahead AT
the smeIter in CIarkdale and the new
town is attracting much attention IN
the way il is being laid out and the
character of the construction Of the
building.
VIII Operate Hydraulics
Capt A. w Farney, president OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
Vincent Astor Amazes Farmers With
Experiments on His Truck Farm
Young Millionaire Is Con
Quoting Experiments on
600 Acres Raw Land.

Rhinebeck. n. II. July 16.-Owners OF
farms located for 100 miles around this
vicinity are anxiOusly awaiting the
first news Of the result of experiments
on the 600 acres OF virgin soil on the
estate Of young Vincent Astor. which
he set aside for a truck farm. The
beautiful stretch OF land was turned
into a farm inside of so DAYS by the
huge agricultural machines Mr.. Aston
ordered delivered from the west The
60 horsepower caterpillar gas tractor
hauled six 14-lnch sang plOws. behind
which was attached a CutdWay disc
harrow with six rows of revolving discs
"a discs TO the row. and behind that a
1i-foOt Intersection pulverizer These
machines. at one working, converted
the virgin sod into pulverized soil.
ready to plant, at an average speed of
20 acres q day. As fast as the soil was
prepared il was planted. so that by the
time the blowing was done. crops were
already up over large part Of the sur
face.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
SHIPPING JARTLLA
ORE TO Ell PASO
April Fool Mine Sends Down Ore That
Is Netting the Owners 500 q Car
Above al Charges

J. r Hunter is in EI PasO from OrO-
grande with a carload Of ore from the
April Fool mine, owned by himself and
T. j. Cox J. J. Bennett and ]. 3. stark,
10 miles from OrOgrande in the north
end of the Jarilias-
He says the ore ran 6-S per cent cop
per and netted the owners IS a ton
abOFe all expenses, including mining.
treatment charges and freight As a
car holds about so tons and the COM
pany plans TO snip two carloads a week
the owners feel that they are in a fair
way to clean up some mOney-ab bout
$500 a week At present they have
only about six men at work, but eX-
pect TO put 80 TO work in q short time
Mr. Hunter says the ore that they
are shipping is all surface ore and
that they have g quartz ledge Of il A
feet wide at the surface They have
sunk two shafts fifty feet deep and
drifued on a tunnel so feet and they
have found that the ore continues at
depth. Mr.. Hunter has traced the
ledge for a mile on the surface. He is
certain that they have S350,00o worth
of ore in sight. He is so wen pleased
that he refused to bond it for $4,000
just recently. He reports that NJ ID.
Gaylord has Just bonded the Ada NINE
adjoining, to an English syndicate for
a good sum- He says there is much
activity in the Jarilla camps and that
the BY Chance mine is shipping g car
load Of ore a day to the FL PasO smell
err
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
MTNING NEWS

- RESCOTT. Ariz., July 16.-Dr- C. r.
~ Bowen. of Los Angeles, has ar.
l. rived to have personal charge o., Oh
large operations to be conducted by the
III,7,b0i5t Consolidated Mining COM
panv of which he is president ana
whose holdings are situated WlIAlh wv
miles of the Humboldt smelter-
The main shaft viii be sunk lou zee
deeper from the ZOE foot level and ~
the work progresses drifting also WI.
60 ahead. The force is to be increases
and regular shipments made TO ii Fass'
instead Of the Needles smelter as neI
tofOre-
ReOrganize Mining Property
Through the filing of a trust deed Tor
record the holdings of the New cum
berland Mining and Milling companS
have been absorbed by a new corpora
ton known as the Pine Fiat Mining
company. The transaction calls for
consideration of 10000, in which L. NJ
Grimes. of Des AIoines, Iowa, is assoc
ciated as trustee of the selling COM
pany.
Eleven mines are included in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
WORK PROGRESSES
ON TYRONE TUNNEL

Silver City, \. NJ, July I6-The big
tunnel connecting the Chemung mines
at Tyrone with the mines at Leopold
IS nearing completion and Will soon be
ready to receive the railroad track
over which ore from the mines is to
be transported The tunnel as il now
stands is little over a mile long. but
VIII be extended some distance far
Their. Many laterals are to be driven
from the tunnel into the ore beds along
its line and it will be several months
before 1t is ready for use.
Work on the railroad from White
water to Tyrone is progressing wei.
and II IS believed that trains will be
running to Tyrone by October.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16

mining companies here are preparing
to get in a large supply Of scrap tin
and metal for the precipitaung tanks
All during the spring months, when
there has been no rain, the water from
the shafts have contained a very small
quantity of copper but, with the com
ing of the rainy season, the water I'LL
tiers through the highly minerallzed
ground and carries a high percentage Of
metal After heavy rains large pieces
OF metal Will be completely eaten In a
few hours.
1Iexicans Seek Work.
Mining men coming here from camps
where MeXicans are worked report
that. the last few weeks mas shown a
large increase in the number Of Ia
bOrers looking for work and that near
ly all of these have come from So
nora. where they have become tired Of
the continual fighting. Many Sonora
MeXicans are now in Bisbee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16


has returned from Missouri TO take per
SonaI charge of the affairs OF MS com
uanv. starting the dredging macnlne
on its last lap to the site designated
on the hydraulic d1gglngs- since LneIe
viii be no further delays getting Ine
plant located the beginning of practl-
cal operations may be expected WITHIN
the next so days
Block Mines to Resume Work
Tt is expected that after the annual
election Of officers and directors OF the
Block Mines company active WOrk VIII
BEGIN Immediately. Steps have been
taken for the Inauguration of large
line of exploration on the Billy BOY
and Christmas group OF mines In the
Hassayampa district. which adJOln on
the south the gold mines of the Climax
Mining company and on the north the
lIcNuIty copper group
Both the Billy Boy and Christmas
groups have been well prOspected by
probably be selected to act in a man
aging capacity. due to his familiarity
with the holdings and his practical
ability as a miner
Edward Zeiger. deceased, has sold TO
the United Mines company Of Congress
for the sum Of $3.50, certain water
rights on MARTINEZ creek. the deed hav-
ing just been filed
Cleopatra Group May Be Sold
Tt is reported that one Of the largest
mining transactions ever cOnsummated
in this section viii be closed at Jerome
when the Cleopatra group Of II pat
ented mines will be acquired by a syn
dicate of Dundee. Scotland, capitalists
under what is reported to be a lease,
with an agreement that also carries a
sales clause after a certain period eN-
pires-
The controlling interest in the Cleo
patra is held by G. W Hull, and rep
resenting the Scotch syndicate is J. j.
Hawkins, an attorney OF this city who
has left for the property to take formal
possession for his clients Negotiations
have been pending for the last three
months, and cOincideut with the ac-
curing Of the property, a large line OF
Development is to be vigorously prose-
Cuted and Immediately. was the state
ment made by those interested.
The Cleopatra has several thousand
feet Of underground exploration and
immense bodies Of copper ores are eN-
posed The group adjoins the United
Verde on the southwest
Develop High Grade Copper.
Z T. Stoddard, of Phoenix. is~making
his regular inspection OF the Bing-
hampton mines on the Aqua Fria near
Mayer This property is attracting
much attention and high grade copper
ores are being developed During
StOddard's present trip il is under
stood he viii look into the advisable
lry Of starting regular shipments 20
smelters in the southern part of the
state The BinChampton group lies
parallel to the Copper Basin, and ad-
joins on the west.
VIII Work Bradshaw Mine
BY an agreement just closed by Of
fcers and directors in Minnesota. the
affairs of the Lake superior and West
ern Mining company. Bradshaw
mountain mining syndicate. are 10 ne
relieved of an apathetic life shortly
Andrew BergQUist is to assume charge
of the holdings near Crown King, and
viii revive the camp.
The sinking of the main shaft on the
Mascot lode is to be extended another
100 feet. Ample funds are available for
that and other exploration Mr. Berg
quist is the treasurer Of the company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
STUDY sY-LLABrC sHORTHAND.

In six or eight weeks you win be ready
for a good position. Easy to learn.
Best Takes four times longer to learn
other systems. Our graduates now
holding best paying positions in Ell
PasO Investigate Make US prove il.
Summer Rates. day and night school.
Fans to keep you cool this summer.
Pass City business College. MOrehOuse
Blk Oregon & Texas SITS Phone 56O7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
CHINO COMPANY is
AFTER MORE WATER
Makes Application For Use Of Flood
waters in a DraW-SOme Of the
Setflers Ohfecf To the Plan.

DemIng- = " JuIT I6--Ihe aD0IIca-
ton of the Chino Copper company for
waters OF the LambrechL or Lambright|
draw, has started number OF rumOr8
concerning the intentions Of the com
pany regarding water for use in its
great mill at Hurley. 1t is said that
Chino has given up its option taken re-
Gently from the Victoria Land & Cattle
company on the Warm spring and on
the ApachetejO spring, but this rumor
is emphatically denied by gOOd author
ity-
1t is also rumOred that in case the
waters of the Lambright draw are
awarded by the state engineers office.
a large concrete dam VIII be build
across the draw, based on bedrock. and
thus form large artificial lake which
VIII store flood waters and also
CONTINUED on maze I90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
FIND MORE GOLD
IN HARQUA HALAS

Phoenix, Ariz., July ia rich
s. rika # god orc ms been made in
the HafqCa Elala range of mountains,
within - miles OF Wenden. TAa To-
caIty is some distance from the camp
OF the Yuma Warren holdings. and in
the middle portion of that mountain
range The names Of the fortunate
miners and the tonnage value have not
been made public
An attempt is being made. it is re-
ported to keep the matter a secret.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16

vidual operator He is expected to ar
rive and begin development within 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
GUFFEY co. INVADES
DAYTON OIL FIELD
PecOs Valley OH and Gas Company Sells
Holdings OF Texas Interests-Day-
ton COmnany Continues 10 Drill

Holdings OF Texas Interests-Day-
ton Company Continues to Drill
DAYTON, n NJ. July LET 3 re-
ported here from what Is considered a
reliable source that the Guffey Oil
company. of Texas, has bought out the
PecOs Valley Oil and Gas COMPANY
Mr. Buchanan, @ representative OF the
company, has been in the field for sew
eraI months watching the situation ana
picking I'D q lease occasionally He
has returned from q several days Visit
to the home office and makes pubic
the information that his company has
purchased the holdings of the Pecos
Valley company
This sale is believed to mean much
toward the development of the Dayton
oil field The PecOs Valley company
held some valuable leases and was
putting three rigs in the field, but II
is claimed that its work was haInpered
by lack OF capital, and il is known
that the Guffey company is much more
able TO develop the holdings
Strike OH and Gas.
The drill of the Dayton Petroleum
company, operating on the CaSs and
Hammond lease. one and a half miles
northeast of Dayton. has now reached
a depth of about 1900 feet Both oil
and gas in small quantities have been
struck The water flows have been
successfully cased off and q dry hole
maintained for the test of the oil
though those on the inside are not Civ
ing out the exact result Of the test
Ralph Arnold, the head geOlOgist for
the company, is expected to arrive in
a few days and the question Of whether
or not the hole will be sunk to q great
er depth is to be left to him
The efforts to shut the water off Of
the oil stratum in the Rhodes well two
miles southwest of town by the De-
Eore company, have so far proved
failure, but the work has developed the
fact that there is a strong flow of gas
in the we'll The last attempt that was
made the gas pressure blew the packer
out after it was set and the company
has now ordered a special strength
packer which viii be put in as soon as
il arrives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16

pensive working. This waste material
has become quite an item
Looks to safety First.
while working for the maximum
amount Of production the copper queen
has not overlooked the safety first
campaign that has recently become so
popular in the large mines The com
pany now has a COMPROMISING plan 10
insure safety TO its miners. Realizing
that cooperation was absolutely neceS-
sary the company recently called a
meeting and a number Of representa-
tive miners talked over the best meth
DDS with cOmpany officials. The min
ers then elected w. c. keeghan, one OF
their number, to act as their repre-
sentative in all dealings regarding
safety improvements.
Mr. Keeghan viii soon leave for FL
PasO TO consult with superintendent
Tinker, of the safety first department
Of the II Paso q SoulhWesl tL n A.
ready much advance WOrk mas Deen
completed by the committee in charge
of the movement. This work IS of
much value and is intended for
important features is a comprehensive
system OF rules which is being pre-
pared in book form and copy OF when
will be given TO every empIoye OF. the
company. This book will not only con-
tain rules but will cite instances OF
accidents that might have been avoided
and will point the way just as far as
possible to all workers as 20 how TO
avoid injuries to themselves or TO 9TH
ers.
Plans Developing Claims.
Thomas Ewing. who recently re
SIGNED from the Four G company at
Cananea after being with the company
for IS years. was in the city max
ing arrangements for the incOrpOra-
ton and flotation here Of a company
TO take over a number of claims IN the
Patagonia district A number of local
mining men viii be associated with
him in the enterprise. Mr. Ewing owns
10 claims in the Patagonia district
Just recently a big strike was made on
one Of them. located Is miles west Of
Patagonia in the Santa Rita noun
tains.
On the surface very promising out
groupings were found and. at a depth
of 125 feet in the tunnel a high grade
ead-silver-cOppsr ore was discovered
which is reported to run between $lSo
and 5000 to the ton The other claims
consist Of the Eagle, a single claim,
and the Oklahoma, embracing eight
claims His son is now in charge OF
the work At present it is proposed TO
form a company with a capital OF
81 600. 900. Besides the Patagonia prop
critics. other holdings of Mr. Ewing, in
Sonora will be turned into the com
pany and probably some further claims
in the Patagonia district 1t is re-
ported that much Of the ore is suscep-
tible to steam shovel working, which
viii materially reduce the cost Of de-
with the coming Of the rains the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16

vincent Aston and a gas tractor on
MS experiment farm hauling six 14-fnch
ploEs, n euta7yssy disc harrow and pull
verizer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16
90 ID 80 81.

oensive working. This waste material
- ha.nr.,a rrrfra an item.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16

LYNX Creek Land and Mining company,
has returned from Missouri to take per
sonal charge of the affairs OF MS COM
Ua1v. startine the dredging machine
on its last lap to the site designated
on the hydraulic diggings- Since there
viii be no further delays getting the
plant located the beginning Of pracJl-
cal operations may be expected WITHIN
the next so DAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-16

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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1913-01-15
No Summer Fa11OW In Moist Sections

That summer following is a practice
long ago discontinued in humid dis
tricts is a statement made recently
by Prof. H. d. Scudder of the Oregon
Agricultural College.
cit is throwing money in the river
to summer fallow here in this moist
part of the state as four times the
amount of plant foods that the crop
can use is brought out and teaches
away in the drainage he said. ut
is necessary in Eastern Oregon how
ever where the climate is dry.
"The yield per acre is the measure
of successful farming. Farmers OF
Oregon have for too long spread them
selves over too much land and thus
cut their profits and into their store
of soil fertility. The problem OF the
Oregon farmer is to maintain the
fertility of his land taking off crop;
of increasing value without depicting
the yielding power of the soil. "
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1913-01-15

quart of water as drench once daily
until the symptoms have ceased, then
discontinue until the symptoms again
appear.
If this treatment does not render
relief the best thing that | can recon-
mend is to fatten the animal and dis
pose of her for beef.
The flesh OF COWS affected with red
water, if they be in prime condition
and fat is perfectly wholesome, the
disease being local one within the
bladder.