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TUESDAY, JANUARY q, 1913.
NOT GOOD, PERHAPS, BUT CAREFUL

The conservative attitude of New Mexico legislators
toward corporations has been the direct of favorable
comment in many sections of the country In a recent
issue of the Ell Paso Herald that periodical complains bit
ery of its politicians who would stand on their heads
top of bright green hearse if they couldn't get their
names in the paper any other way" Arizona too, has
found that Singing" the railroads doesn't pay
There are so many ancient political abuses in the Sun
shine State that requires great deal of patience to stop
short of placing the of Sodom the whole scheme
of things The reputation of the Progressive party how
ever in its stronghold at the last election has shown that
the citizens of the state prefer the safe and sane rather
than the hystercal brand of politics.
One of our chief needs is agricultural expert and
farm paper that, working together, could gather and
disseminate the information that is so needed
While the value of our agricultural college is great,
it cannot be of much help to this generation of empire
builders The problems here are our own and are differ
en from those of almost any other agricultural section
This fact well illustrated by the agricultural demon
sraon train exhibits and the lectures of the college fac
uy Beyond the most general subjects there was nothing
to be seen or heard that could be construed bearing on
problems and perpexites AS the East from the
West so far removed the conditions here and in the
Meslla Valley
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The GRAPHIC Cent-a-Word
WANT ADS Bring Results.
Phone los
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Three room frame cot
tage, reasonable: must he moved from
lot on Pine ST. See DR.. NJ. j, Moran.
FOR SALE Three library chairs, Vic
trola and records. coal heating stove,
iireless cooker; all in AL condition.
Phone 24g. tf-l6S
BRAUCCO CONDITION POWDERS
for horses, cattle. sheep and hogs; de-
stroys worms. puriiies blood. prevents
disease. relieves stomach and kidney
trouble, heaves. hide bound Browning
Pharmacy.
FOR SALE Team. weight 500. Tay-
Tor ranch near Hondae. soft
FOR SALE Cheap, two horses, har-
ness and light wagon. Inquire at Mey-
cr's Market. i2tf
FOR SALE Will sell or trade Il relin-
punishment close in for city property.
Some improvements. 206 Silverave. ii
FOR SALE so feet, ~ inch. II gage
plain casing, and 25 feet y inch. II
gage screen, ut reduction. See Maho.
ney. tf-23O
FOR SALE % feet 26-lO gage screen.
See A. l.. Taylor. soft
FOR SALE Unused No. q Advance
centrifugal pump with Blackham Seal
and everything complete for 80 foot
well. Dcming Machine and Cycle
Shop i2'
FOR SALE Good arms and cycle bus
mess, reason for selling. owner disabled
and cannot work for months. Deming
Machine and Cycle Shop.
FOR SALE Owing To poor health |
have decided to sell my hotel business
and furniture. Alice Register, Victoria
Hotel. itig
FOR SALE-l6 acres decided land
southeast Of Deming miles al $50 per
acre. This is an extra fine piece.
Sherman Realty Co.
FOR SALE See Sherman Realty Com.
pany for baled cane
FOR SALE One complete pumping
outfit, capacity 100 gallons per minute.
also assortment of farming implements,
address W. f.. Hines. Jan -
FOR SALE Complete set of Encyclo.
pcdia Britannica. 37 voluues. never
been used. SIS. GRAPHIC or Box li2.
81 Ito
FOR SALE 100 acre REIMBURSEMENT,
6s miles from Drming. 5000. postofiice
box 32i. 5ltflgO
FOR SALE OR TRADE Several
accomplishments for decided land. 7.
o. Box 32i, Deming 5ltfl9O
FOR SALE House and two east front
lots with walks. House has five rooms
and sleeping porch. bath. fireplace. two
closets. pantry and good outbuildng.
1t is new and rents for S25 per month.
s225O.Oo. Sherman Realty Co.
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We want YOU to read our nd On
the editorial page. First State Rant
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-21
NJ S c + |. |. a N f. Gus

BRAUCCO CONDITION POWDERS
Tor horses, cattle, sheep and hogs: de
stroys worms, puriiics blood. prevents
disease, relieves stomach and kidney
trouble, heavcs, hide hound. browning
Pharmacy.
FOX EXCHANGE A good Oklahoma
farm near town To trade for decided
land or Demlng property. 20. Box 2l5
GET Eisele's prices on furniture and
stoves before you purchase else where.
For baggage. call Whitlock. phone.
-''' 3Stf
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You'll want lumber see us.
adv Deming Lumber Go.
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F o r r E N T

FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
with or wllhou, board over telephone
exchange Oh Silver avenue.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
separate; 81 a month each. Inquire
at GRAPHIC office. tf.IO
Sangrc has rented houses in Deming
for I years and il still in the business,
Furnished rooms for light housekeep.
my at the Lester House. Inquire of
Lee q. Lester. lI,c
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-21
l. 0 T Nd UND

LOST Large black and brown Jersey
COW, dehorned and having large brand
ANB across left side. fresh about Inn.
uary u; reward $40. d. $. Robbins.
2t-l2g
SIRAfED One black pony horse
Brand on left hip uncertain. Is i'm,
pounded. Apply at GRAPHIC Office.
FOUND Small bay horse. front feet
white: blind left eye. branded DZ left
hip, Nov. lj Cab George Maisol
Mountainview
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Funeral of l.. o. Danse

Funeral services for the late l.. q.
Danse, former editor of the Deming
Headlight and resident Of lola, who
shot himself Wednesday. was held
here at ? o'clock Sunday afternoon
from the Mahoney undertaking
rooms. The local lodge of Masons
had charge of the funeral. Burial
was made in the Masonic plot in the
local cemetery. The pallbearers
were; II. ID. Green, Otto Ieupold
{. K. Rambo, J. II. Lenoir, F. H.
Schweizcr and julius Rcsch.
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Read the First State Banks ad on
editorial page.
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PERSONAL

J. f. Hestand. of the internal
revenue service, has returned from
a business trip to Santa Fe.
Joe Stump. county assessor, re.
turned Tuesday from an extended
visit in Oklahoma and Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Dunaway. of
Hondale returned recently from
Miami, Ariz.
George ID. Shull left Saturday
evening for business trip to Alhu-
querque.
Charles Butler, roadmaster for
the Southern Pacific, was called to
Tucson Friday on company business,
0. j. Duran of Albuquerque is a
business visitor at Deming this week.
X. f.. Thomson, the III Paso at.
torney, was in the city Tuesday on
legal business.
j. 5. Candelario. the Santa Fe GU.
rio dealer, was in the city last week
en- route for the Nogales, where a
convention. of the Alianza Hspano-
Americana is being held.
o. &. Garner, superintendent Of
the Sherman Institute at Riverside
is in the city looking over the Min.
bres Valley with a view to investing
Josiah Strickler, the Pittsburg,
Pa, banker and coke operator, is in
the city visiting H, h. Stricklcr.
W. +. Bowler is in the city. Mrs.
Bowler returned from Springfield,
ILL.,, yesterday.
Mrs. G. Morgan Miller has pur.
chased the cafe she once conducted
in FL Paso. The Exchange Cafe on
Silver avenue has not been sold.
CHI. Hon and W. W. Reese re.
turned from Phoenix, Arizona. YES
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Darling re-
turned from Kansas Monday.
Sheriff W. {, Kendall of IIillsboro.
Sierra county, is a Deming visitor.
JIG. Brown, auditor for the Fred
Harvey system, is in the city from
Las Vegas on one Of his periodical
visits.
John Stein. manager for the South.
western division of the Fred Harvey
system, is in the city.
Il. Il. Ownby, county commissioner
of Grant county, was in the city
Saturday from Lordsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wetmore re-.
turned from Fl Paso Saturday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam FAINT came To
Deming Saturday in their motor car
from their home in Myndus. They
returned Saturday evening. Mrs.
NJ. b. EVers, Mrs. X. Hudson and
Miss Florence Ament accompanied
them as their guests. Mrs. EVers
and Mrs, Hudson returned the same
evening. but Miss Ament spent Sun
day there.
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BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION

There is no doubt but that the Bureau of mmigra-
ton has done much good in attracting homeseekels to
New Mexico The chamber of commerce reports that the
list of enqurels given in the Bulletin are the vest with
which the secretary takes up communication and there
are many Mimbres Valley citizens who came here after
writing to the bureau for literature
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ARE WE PROGRESSING?

With the great amount of actual development now
under way and that proposed there doubt but that
the Mmbres Valley is swiftly becoang the garden spot
of the Southwest Demings chief concern at this time
is not new settlers but rather the success of those who
have already been attracted to this section The advance
ment of these citizens means the permanent prosperity of
this community
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W A N T f d

WANTED-S Small second hand Num-,
ing plant. Address NJ. Pena. 2t.S6O'
WANTED Two adjoining lots. close in
Tor immediate building. monthly n."'
ments. Box 4O7, Deming. n. NJ 2tr.II3o
WANTED To buy one or two cars ~
mares. also bunch of stock hors.s.
glve, price, weight and flesh Addres,
T. A. WATSON. Tahoka. Texas. 5SS
WANTED Small irrigation engine IN
eCx e. Tor heavy mule. Inquire nt
WANTED Boy to learn printing trad.
Apply at this office. 's ~
Why not make the move today
a little farm is lot of comfort
adv Horne d.. ~
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ALL ABOUT WEATHER

1t may be the high freight rates, or Democratic
administration but whatever the the present brand
of weather is not appreciated
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-21
CLYDE EARL ELY, Editor and Owner

Posto Second Glass Matter Subscription Rates s2O
Months Three Months so Cents Subscriptions
Foreign Countries 80 Cents Extra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-21
ADVERTISING RATES:

each Local
No than 10
than Cards thanks
of a o inch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-21

Hudnut's superior perfumes tot.
let water, face powder and face
creams at the Browning Pharmacy
adv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
PLENTY OF ADVERSE
FACTORS IN MARKET

James A Pollock & Co. Investment
brokers, 169 South Main street, furnish
the following received over their private
wire yesterday afternoon:
Logan g. Bryan, New York-Market
was quite Irregular but rallied in the last
hour on scattered short covering. Trad
ers for the most part appeared 10 iack
initiative and seemingly are awaiting
for some new incentive before extending
commitments to a much greater extent:
There has been some rather influential
lluuidation lately in the industrial de-
partment, notably Steel and Copper, and
Judging by the comments In circulation,
neither the financial nor business com
munIty has as yet arrived at a dell
the changes in tariff schedules are going
to exert on general business conditions.
The unsatisfactory conditions In the
steel and iron industry on the other side
have produced the fear that foreign man.
ufacturers may attempt to invade the
domestic market much earlier than here
tofore and then too, the immense amount
OF goods In bond in warehouses alonS the
mated at $50, 100000, which will be re-
leased as soon al the new tariff schedule
becomes effective, 1t is thought by many
may temporarily clog the domestic mar
ket in certain quarters. Railroad earn
lngs are becoming unsatisfactory, and the
Union Pacific extra dividend matter ap-
parently is sidetracked for the time be-
Ing. so that until some new inspiration
stock market with a downward tendency
may be looked for.
Paine Webber & Co. Boston-Local
coppers showed practically no change In
spite of the sharp advance in the metal
In London and the improved statistics on
the foreign surplus Yesterdays drop
unsettled confidence, and It will take
some few days for the activity and
strength to revive. We believe In the
statistical position OF the metal and
think If will sell even higher. Keep long
of the coppers and buy more on any
reaction.
Gallagher New York-There was some
Improvement noted on curb today for
few specialties. Belmont, Stewart and
North Star being most sought among the
metal stocks. Advances We're met by
considerable offerings however, and ad-
yances were Of little moment. Belmont
improved on its report Of net earnings
Of half million for last quarter, and
Stewart has been acting well since an
nouncement of elimination OF former in
terests identified with the company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
ANOTHER CAR FROM
ELY CONSOLIDATED
Three Shipments Were Made
in September and Mines
Look Promising.

Another car Of copper and silver ore
from the Ely Consolidated properties in
Nevada has been received at the Salt
Lake smelters, which makes the third
shipment the management got out for the
market during the month OF September.
President S. M. Levy stated on wednes-
day that not over niue men are employed
at tho present time, and most Of these
are engaged on development work, SO no
active stopping could have been done last
month, and what ore was shipped came
more from this development effort He
is we'll pleased with the September rec
ord also, because 1t was one Of severe
storms and unsatisfactory road condl-
tions,
The first car sold on the local market
last month brought in smelter-net the
sum Of S10S290 tho car consisting OF fifty
tons. The second car contained twenty
eight tons. and 1t returned S73T-50 smell
ter-net.
Development work on the Copper Queen
group at the present time Is being con-
fined to what IS known as Lode b and in
working north on the same there are
eighteen inches in the face which aver
age 2o,s5 per cent copper and S2,4 ounces
silver. The dump from which the man
agement Is shipping gives a grab sample
assay of 157 per cent copper and 31S4
ounces silver
From the Morgan group Of the Bnlti-
more property good reports continue to
word yesterday that there are two and
a half feet OF ore exposed In one drift,
the average value OF which is 27S per
cent copper, Is per cent lead and 30.2S
ounces silver. a selected sample assayed
1923 per cent copper, 1872 per cent lead
a looking ore as one would desire any,
where,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
SUPERIOR CAMP IS
VISITED BY SURVEY
Government Experts See the
Magma and Other Mines
of District.

Reports on copper deposits near supe-
rior. Ariz., by r. L. Rsnsome, and the
copper deposits Of the White Mesa dis
trtct in Arizona by j. NJ. Fiji, have Just
been issued by the Dnited States geologi-
cal survey in one pamphlet as advance
chapter D OF bulletin $40.
The little hamlet of Superior is In the
south-central part of Arizona. In Pinal
county, About It centers the present ac-
tivity of the Pioneer district. In which
the first mining locations. the Silver
Queen and Silver King, were recorded
In 1876.
The Silver King Is the most noted mine
In the vicinity of Superior 1t was opened
In 1875 and for many years produced
high grade silver ore from a deposit or
the form commonly called by miners a
chimney" The mine Is now idle. The
reported as between s1O.0oo,00o and s15,-
600. 900. The lower figure is probably too
high, but the Silver King Mining com
pany Is known to have paid dividends up
The Queen or Silver Queen mine, about
three fourths of mile north OF Superior.
although opened as early as the Silver
King and credited with some production
about 1880, has only recently become I'M
portant through the activity of the Mag
ma Copper company. The old work in the
Queen mine was confined to ground at a
depth OF about 400 feet. Some oXidzed
ore was taken from these upper work
lngs, but 1t was left to the present COM
pany to show that this material was in
significant In comparison to the rich sui
phide ore below. In 1912 the mine. then
Just beginning its present period OF ac-
tivity, produced 129 tons OF ore averaging
26 per cent OF copper and 0.07 ounce OF
gold and 0.29 ounce of silver to the ton,
A copy OF the report may be obtained
free on application TO the director Of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
DAILY PLANS WILL
Be CARRIED OUT
Shareholders on Wednesday
Give Their Support and
Votes to Amendments.
CAPITAL STOCK LARGER
Company Given Power to
Own and Operate Power
Plants.
CAPITAL STOCK LARGER

The shareholders Of the DAILY Mining
company. at their special meeting at
noon Wednesday, ratified the PROPOSE
tons submitted to them by President
E. A Wall and associate officials, one
being TO increase the capitaliza ton by
adding $4,000 shares OF stock, bringing
the total shares to 100000. and amend
ing the articles of incorporation widen
Ing the scope and power OF the organiza
ton President Wall outlined the pur-
poses OF these amendments. and gave
an account OF mine conditions also.
which was we'll received by the stock
holders.
The amendment to the articles touch
Ing upon increasing the power and scope
Of the company was the following addi
ton to article g.:
Also to purchase, construct, lease,
or otherwise own or acquire. sell. or
otherwise dispose Of. operate and
control, hydro electric. steam. and
compressed air. power and light, gen
Grating plants and distributing sys-
TENS, for the purpose OF supplying
and furnishing light. power and heat
vlduals and municipal corpora tons.
and generally to conduct and carry
on such business in any or all Its
branches.
BY virtue Of this amendment the DAILY
operate either hydro electric or other
power plants, giving the company all the
powers IL needs for the purposes out
lined Among the interests of the COM
pany are some of the most extensive and
valuable water power sites In the state.
while at the large coal mines owned by
the company an auxiliary steam power
plant is Contemplated. and the Increase In
capitalization will afford the means Of
such power plant installation If the di-
rectors desire to draw on the same at
the time.
The DAILY is facing a new era, both
from a mining and production stand
point, and that of becoming one OF the
big factors In the state In an electric
power way Both lines Of endeavor are
certain to result to the great advantage
OF the organization, and shareholders
yesterday were quick TO see the advan-
tages that the officials have made pos
sible In the new enterprises under con-
temptation and under actual construc-
ton at the present time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
REPORT ON BARBER
WYOMING COAL CAMP

The numerous coal beds of what is
known as the Barber coal field In John
son county, Wyoming. near Crazy Wom-
an and Powder creeks, are described in
short report just issued by the United
States geological survey, The report IS
the result OF field work by G. H Wege-
mann and other geoioglsts and an idea
OF the immense quantity OF coal under
lying this field may he gained from the
estimate given in the report that the
area, which consists of seven townships
contains 1.021 900. 600 tons. This ton
mage includes only the coal of beds two
feet or more In thickness, there being IN
addition a large number of thinner coal
seams. The report is published as an ad-
vance chapter % of bulletin 531 and may
be had free on application to the director
Of the United States geological survey,
Washington, D G..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
FOUND NEVADA CON.
IN FINE CONDITION

The party consisting OF D. C. Jackling.
Charles Hayden. Charles MacNeil and
X. r. Babbitt returned Wednesday from
a flying visit TO the Nevada Consolidated
MacNeill and Hayden Were seen they
both expressed qualification with the
splendid condition in which they found
the mine, mill and smelling plants.
They stated that their trip had been
a delightful one, and that they We're
looking forward to the visits before them
with the keenest OF interest,
The party left yesterday afternoon for
the Butte and Superior property at Butte,
and the Alaska Gold Mines property in
laSka.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
BELMONT is PILING
UP GOOD SURPLUS

1t Is stated on good authority that the
Tonopah Belmont company during the
quarter ended August 81, earned net the
sum of S531 2S6. against dividend re-
quirements Of sS15 900, so the surplus
per quarter. and the property is looking
so satisfactory that there is reason to
believe the company will increase this
dividend rate by the first of the year
In the companys new mill an average
of 500 tons of ore daily Is being treated.
and a shipment OF seventy FIVE bars of
bullion worth Sill, 500 was made on Sep
tember | by the mill management.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
STOCK is SECURED
BY MONTANA BINGHAM

The Bingham Analgamated Copper
company has forwarded to the Montana
Bingham Consolidated Mining company
$4,000 shares of the Amalgamated stock
in pursuance Of the tunnel agreement
held between the parties. The transpor-
taton tunnel at Bingham had been
driven 1920 feet on September Is. which
gave the Montana Bingham company the
right to the amount of Amalgamated
stock mentioned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
NORTH STAR MINE
HAS BEEN CUTTED
Visiting Expert Makes Serious
Charge and Superintend.
ent Is Removed.
NO ORE DEVELOPED
President Zadig Admits That
He Was Deceived as to
Mine Conditions.
NO ORE DEVELOPED

The storm that has been threatening
the North Star OF Tonopah has broken
at last, and there has been stirred VI
about as bad q bit of mine manipulation
as the west has witnessed In recent
years. The mine. according to reports,
has been gutted Of It's ore. and Superin-
tendent McQuilen has heen released by
the officials In last Saturdays Issue
the Tonopah Bonanza said in part:
One woek ago Superintendent Nc
QuilIan wired President Zadig that
the property was In splendid condi-
tlon. Yesterday he reported that the
mine was barren and would remain
so until developed below the 1850
level
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
Chronic Dyspepsia.

The following unsolicited testimonial
should certainly be sufficient to give
hope and courage to persons afflicted
with chronic dyspepsia: "I have been
chronic dyspeptic for years, and of
all the medicine / have taken, Cham
berlain's Is Tablets have done me more
good than anything else,p says W. G.
Mattison, No. Sherman St., Hornells.
vile, N. Y. For sale by all dealers.
(Advertisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
EXPORTS OF COPPER
HOLDING UP WELL

II was reported by way OF the Pollock
wires on Wednesday that the exports of
copper during the month OF September
totaed 34.314 tons, or approximately S..
62S 900 pounds. This was exclusive OF
the southern and Pacific ports. so the
total which will be shown by the Ameri
can Copper Producers association next
week should be larger than this figure
The Producers, In the August report
showed total exports Of 1898, 469
pounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
STOCKS OF COPPER
ABROAD EATEN INTO

BY way of the Pollock wires on We'd
nesday 1t was learned that the visible
stocks OF copper In Europe during the
last two weeks of September were re-
duced by 4119 pounds which would bring
these stocks on October l to the new low
point of 66,674, 4S0 pounds Tho figures
Of the London Fortnightly reports for
over two years past follow In pounds,
showing the European copper supplies:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
Mining Notes.

A car OF good grade silver ore is on
the local market from the fl,b mine OF
Beaver county.
The Federal Mining q Smelling COM
pany for the year ending August 81.
earned net 81 ,095, 500, as compared with
1896, 900 the year before.
II is reported that on the steamer
Templemore which has been abandoned
at sea. there were about 1000 600 pounds
Of copper which may never sec the sur
face again.