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The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
THE RISING TIDE OF SOCIAL,
ISM.

This great worldwide movement in
the few years since its inception, has
grown by leaps and bounds and in
1910 had elected officials in 20 coun-
tries, numbering S54 members in ma
tional legislative bodies and 1O,169 in
municipal offices.
These figures tell a story of growth
and strength that would be surprising
did we not know OF the self-sacrifice
and work on the part Of our devoted
comrades.
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ed NAV You nave three Wl.esl
savage-" Nelly good msu nos Onig
one wife now Ate other two iast
week
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22

You cannot afford to be without
tht Commonwealth. We are wIIlins
that II should stand upon lite merits.
So send IN a months trial subscrip-
tlon. II may mako q permanent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
BURNED BRIDGE WILL
SOON BE REPAIRED

ESPECIAL eoHRrsroHoEHce MORNING icuRNAI
Carlsbad, y. NJ March l5.-lepair
Of the Ia lIueriu bridge win be made
at once About 100 feet Of the plank
ing was DESTROYED by IRE yesterday
afternoon The ore started from trash
taat was being burned around the
approaches The loss Is around $500.
The commissioners met last night and
ordered the immediate repair Many
business mon reside in La lluerta and
the damage to tho bridge is great
Inconvenience the river being too
deep TO ford
The steel window and door frames
for che addition to tho Eddy county
court house arrived yesterday and are
being placed Work has been some
what delayed By the tardy shipment
The finishing cf the inside viii be-
pushed. The contracts for steam hQat-
ing and The plumbing viii be awarded
April e.
The reclamation service rs just fin
ishlng a mile of concrete ON the main
canal west Of Loving The canal at
this point runs through gypsum and
has lost much water through seepage.
The seepage is damaging land and
also causing unnecessary loss of water.
Several methods Of preventing seep-
age were Investigated but cemcnting
was found to be the best ana cheapest
In the long run. The Carlsbad project
has $1,000 acrc feet of water stored
at the present time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
USERS OF D0NA
ANA COUNTY ORGANIZE

tsrrehl caharsroHnracs 70 HeauEe JsussAu
SANTA he. Murch la-fhc Interstate
Highlands water Users association
has boon organized 40 Anthony, ON
mo Bona ANA county IN paso county
boundary
There are now under cultivation in
the Momlla valley about $4,000 acres
ou the east side and $4,000 acres on
the wcs, side oft the Rio Gmndc
About 10000 acres additional win be-
reclaimed on the oust side and 10000
ON The west side between the Leas-
burg and the I'D Mexico dive
sion d0mH Fhv decisions against tta
higl llno canal viii delay the reclama-
ton OF about 1000 acres This will
mean water in the old Anthony high
Inc ditch and preliminary surveys ot
several sections of land, at one time
un0H CIVILIZATIONS has been begun
H. q Bella of IA Tnn1 wua chosen
president Ho1al Jackson OF Anthony,
Nlcc president uu1 CMrk Nlschcihcr-
ser of Nmtou. secretary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
CONWAY IS GIVEN
HIGH PRAISE BY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Governor Bestows Oh Santa Eel
Superintendent Comnlenda-
ton Such asIs Seldom Gyen.
an Official

SANTA ~. Mareh it Commeuda
uon sach na IT, seldom accorded
cuary school superintendent chme
today from Governor Mcdonald wlicn
a. praised tht WORK th0l ls being ny
eomphshed IN santa Fo county ~
County school superintendent John ".
Conway
Thrre secms % be remarkable
awakening and efmt interest Up cdu-
National mauer in SANTA Fc county
lnuuh az which ie nn doubt Que to the
enthusiasm and Che work of County
superintendent Conway aald ihe
governor 'It is work of tho greatest
importance 10 che people and th@.
seem % appr ate ID M Conway If
Hntirmr and ho hns % faculty Of I'M
prins lhc rural schools with nc
moiern spirit az progress
G0Yfrnur Mcdonald accomp0nlc9
air conway ~ SANTA cruz NJ northern
santa ifa rourN yoatordAA n he
automobile party were also cry SUE
pprIntendtni John H. Wugner and Ar
Ylauu experimentation FiladrlfD lineH
AN madp addresses at The Santa cruz
chool house. which was crowded win
nton women rnl children The mat.
ter 81 building large graded school
Ht Santa cruz in PLACE " four small
now school diflrctH ln the contlgu-
ous dlsuIoe Waa fully discussed aud
practically 40 opposition wis over
rtnne Governor Mcdonald was much
pifaiel With thc school work ho saw
recently n Tho santn NE county in-
tuslrlal school cShibi ln the Palace
al lhe Governors nnd hls favorable
impression was still further strength
lnrd ht his VISIT yesterday he was
elceied With enthusiasm ana o0rdnl.
ie ana speuf IN highest terms Of
tho Loyalty and results achieved Del
asa teachers III sanln cruz Mr. Mary
a Bennett Manuel WISH and Juan !,
lepes
Governor Mcdonald WAS the guest
far simmer IF Father Halternann,
eiher guests bhIue pc ANA Mra fen-
Hu and ~, Grown superintendent
Conway MHaner md laCa were
euraH VI former County Commissioned
Alfredo LUCef0 ON the return trlp
- ntmmsiir reception wo nive'
the ply Hi tbe sohoolhousr nt GW
munFuc ahefr stop Wus made
Hpo.ehD aelnered mud tbs scenes ~
santa Graz in pnu depculed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
PRESBYTERIANS
PAY TRIBUTE To
BISHOPS MEMORY


t...a4. q. . . ....... ,.,tt,..tstt
cnrto rn ,f.rrh lr qh. arasinn
- M. rn.gt pr.sbytcti,, chnrcb rr-
aoy .yrntnr adonlod NV followinr
reeolnt,nns unon m, dooth or charles
r plahon M NAM, vcare n SANTA fe
Gsg,nss. MON ana ,.5grch ana sunday
g.hoot ,gor,cr.
auhor.as d, a.. .ra,i,e,c.. of aod
~ rhales nisboe ait behaved
brotbsr and co.,gor..r mo +, mouber
~ th5s seesion IN W. nse siphfonn
.eoors ,,as on me- ard dav me- Alarch
14tA ..tl,1 ~ bis tr.,ycrt, F,tbor
4. M onal r.,.ar1. .and
ntVb.ro,s ny H. ,,r,ngtne... and
,.i.o rbns,,an canduct ma counsel
=. h.d .na,,r,a bt,,scf T., me- his
assocjstcos tbsrnfaro resoIvod
.srbet the aeseion ~ this church
h.,.l.- ngnr,.s.s = d.sn sonsa w I'M.
NM ma tndIVId1at loss h. tho deoth
ag nnr haln,ad brothar and friend
wbose cn,nse ava shaii mlss and
,yhoso ohsonce a. deDlor.
"p,sol,od so,ond th,t In bis
d.ou, XXX. nhnr.t tns.s an aarn.s,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
ENGINEER TELLS
Of MONEY SPENT
FOR GOOD ROADS
Writes State Official
Interesting Letter. Giving
Additional Figures on HIGH
way Improvement


r-,,la ~. ''' t' 70 Noe'O'a JOURNAL
State Engineer ! M rohnsor N.Y.
addressed fho follo,gino addif,o,,5t -,
tor.to state Epainorr Iano. -,
M reference ~ tbc .ood ro.,. .,....,.,
lures In New Nnvico.
,Ntr ,
cl,..r So ,..'' = STATE 'n-
ono. e,n. ~,
.uanon III -, \. 'o''l' o.s,ssgo var
tho s,o,a 80 ~ ~ 'aA"''oI IN
NM. assa..,.,., ''o upon NnloH
.e-s 49, s"oa ~ ~ "us ,,l'ue was
.no,, '"''t''"H "uui'o' le-
'o'p 'he lIaNcllhg AUDITORS books
VIZ "''iouht spent 10y the various
.Op,''''s uuilut tne year l9l5 ttaNes
pal" On me 1917 assessmenp was
-pV.Vol.' roy ROADS and S42.aal,20
''i ap''lol prluscA. or me amount
'p'ht on Ioaus $40, OVo'VV' roughly
""s apgn' by Iona ana county from
W. WI" l9Su't leaNlhs elyV'Vbl'4i
goil'c'eo from ordinary road leVlcs.
ms amount Would ne equivalent 70
I" 'e'E 81 1'o- mus on me total valua-
''oh Oh inc e'ate.
The amount spent for bridges,
Fi2,Sbl26f would be equivalent to
levy Of O.6 mill on he total yalu-
.ation Of the state. These two amounts
would hc equivalent 20 levy of 3.23
mills on the assessed valuation of the
state.
The assessed valuation of the
state for 1913 is S91,734.GOt00. The
total OF the amount levied BIZ the VAR
inns counties for road ,vorl- is aaB
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
EDDY COUNTY NAMES
MORE COMMISSIONERS
FOR SAN DIEGO FAIR

areeisl eaeHssraspsHcr 20 Nosase louHsAn
carlsbad IS ME- Mlreh no. The
following auxiliary exposition commits
0ncu haYO iuai been named ChaNet
county sm 8 roms, W ID smith,
Claude Simpson jBffa Miller NJ. d.
ahhuka ~ 81 Atkinson 400 OF Ros-
Weu Curn county Is A ROGERS ana
nr R "a BaINH PorlHlos A A Be'
imam ANA lf ST. kimohou Euda 49,
IS Nan Nntlt foeof p, * smith,
o. fande E ~ WHimnu lneN en
q b. STONE Fabian
tummieinue QW a llped la eel
rus Iho rau ralipy lined up m up-
pert 81 Gao exposition Photograph
few lhe mlcfu sIdea ARE being rol
Iected rhr ald,si sWdla n che ,pl-
ts luHua nere and has Recently
leau mkeHAafc nf A. g., HoaHen,
Thh Iudlo eunWns largc mnhor
af plates nWt oHh uf sDencs nruunl
carlsbad hlt m tlhu uus az tbs
Nilc ana h Guadalupe mountains.
covering p@4od Ut tWtn,y odd years
The Commercial ,nh appointed Do
nmdou ana scott Euer O. uasisJ air.
Reed lH selecting representative int
80 phoiosfupha ffom ihis district
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
FAREWELL DINNER
TO F0RBES-R0 SON

Now York; March t5 sir john
sion Forbes Robertson the eminent
English actor who recently announced
his RETIREMENT from the stage and
Lady Forles-Robertson who before
her marriage was Miss Gertrude El-
hott. were rendered & farewell dinner
tonight by the New York press club.
Among those present were many men
prominent in theatrical and ncwspu-
per work
Sir Cecil Sprng-Rice, the British
ambassador ut Washington. expressed
regret at his enforced absence Ia a
letter which read i'm part
y am glad to think that you have
amons you far more efficient repre-
sentative of nay oountrymen than
could Doc and one who has done more
viva Voce TO bring about the best and
most sympathetic relations between
our peoples than an the diplomatic
dispatches that were ever sent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
1.rnn,mL d nnlIa IInnond Dam.

SANTA Fe MARCH To- Frank Guhel-
MIX has been awarded the contract to-
build the dam across Iinwood canyon,
half mile from Ration. While the
dam eill hr eny 100 feet long and
20 feet high, set II viii complete the
enclosure of q natural reservoir site
ana the addition Of few feet in
hcight viii increase tho reservoir b
capacity immensely fhc dam will
.ceuncet TIVE lutlue sides Of ranyon
.and Tao reservoir win hc fed by the
drainage from % LARGE area and also
.hy several sprInrs William Linwood
is the owner of the project
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

santa rs Nllrch l5-The death a.
,Wa old timers olsen zacarriason, az
the sucorrp hospital, and Louis Ell
hoit "a thf Mlmhfes Hot springs is
reported Elliott suecumbcd tao IA sur
eleal operation ana WIS aged 6S
years. He had made a fortune thirty
hNe years ago gao loue Mountain but
lost Do agalu iu mining la the burro
mountains I1eurriHson was "a native
of Norway and was AGED go years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
LIVESTOCK
FAIR R0SWELL'S PLAN

ESPECIAL eoaaEaroNprsea 70 MORNING. louH"Nl'
Santa l'c March lb.-l'oswell mas
beaten Santa Ice in the organization q
n state livestock show ana products
exposition which is to mold am annual
nlr Five hundred shares Of $50 cWch
have been issued for the project How
rNcG thc Roswell lair viii religlouslt
har horse races ana gambling
On 81 pari,k's day next weok. the
oW authorities of Roswell viii begin
paving the streets Of Roswell The
tiy haa boon divided into three paving
districts ANA lhe contract for the Nore
has hccu awarded the Clevelnd-Trini-
dad Paving company of Cleveland,
Ohle. Tor $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
CARDINAL GIBBONS
IN PEACE MOVEMENT

lHf HhHFfHN tRNHfNA nFAAiNA AhAhAh WtHAl
Baltimore Ma, March l5.--Cardi-
nal Gibbons Bishop John G Murray
OF the Protestant Episcopal church.
Governor Goldsborough, Dr Ira Rem
sen Of Johns Hopkins university and
T.. Howell Grisswold. U, have con-
sented to form "a preliminary commit
tee To organize movement to bring
tegother IN Baltimore in November
u1 international peace conference dc-
signed TO crystalizc international sem
tmcnt behind The proposal Of Win
ston Churchill of England, for q years
suspension of hattlcship construction
The committee is merely prcimin-
AIRY to a general ORGANIZATIONS. Balti-
more WAS suggested as the meeting
place because Maryland was the pio-
necr In relsious liberty ana religious
peace In this country and because Of
the proximity of the city 10 Washing
ton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
PARCELS POST TO AID.
FARMERS MARKETS

Washington, March i5.-Postmaster
GENERAL Rurleson today approved an
amendment To the parcels post regu-
laiions. under which butter eggs
lti's, vegetables poultry and other
"ttcits in pafccis weighing from
twenty to ftW pounds mas he ship
ped in the FIRST and second zones. ln
boxes and crates similar To those
Aanuled by express companies
The amendment provides that par-
cells weighing twenty pounds on less
VIII he handled as heretofore and
must ee securely packed Fin such 4
MANNER as 20 he safely treated in bags
with other mattcr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
SOUTHWEST WEATHER.
is SUMMERTIME

kansas city March Weather
almost summer-like over the south
west put TODAY on record as The
Narmest March rs since official OBJ
sevotions huve been taken. accord
ing TO the observer i'm the govern
ment weather bureau here Tempera-
lures of from so to go degrees wele
reported from western Missouri kan
sas and oklahoma in kansas city thc
thermometer reached 50 degrees Thc
day was the warmest Mareh day re-
corded here since 1907
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
Now McNico Romaucc i1nd. Unhuppn,

Santa he. March i5.-Thc unhappy
ending Of I'd New Mexico romance is
reported from Augusta, Me, where
Mrs Margaret Liggett formerly OF
New MeNico, was granted divorce
from John u. lirgott of 81. Louis
and WAS given the custody of The r
yoar-old SON and 6-year-old daughter.
Mrs ldggett is q sister of the late Mrs
w H. Ncwcomh ana met Mr. Liggctt
while in silver City where he had
gone for his health. about twelve
.Npars aEo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
Rond $500 Ior DOM Ann.

Santa Fe, March t5.-Arrange-
monh have been completed under
which tho federal government VIII
send "a road expert this month To New
Mexico and viii conduct q maintcu-
anco experiment ON the gravel roads
of uoua Ana county In connection
with this policy the good roads board
of Donn Ana county has decided Ia
purchase motor truck which VIII
hc used to repair and maintain tho
now gravel roads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
plsordcrcd Kidnc,s cause Much
MI.uIA

with pain and misery hv daN. slo,p-
Disturbing bladder weakness al nlsht
tired. nervous rundown men and
women everywhere aro elad TO know
that Foley Kidney pills restore
health and strength and the regular
action 81 Aihncys usa bladder AIRS.
sula Barnes. Bowdon. Cos h d sbya
81 suffered with terrible headache,
backaehe ana bearing down palms, 80
bad f was hHrdiy uhIn 90 gct around
/ took bottles Of Foley kidney Pulls
and since then I have been entirely
Wpu7 For sale hy Butts. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

Using foley Honey and Tar TOT
"A cough and cold IS Just practical
eowmou sense II Is exactly made IL
stop "a cough and check cold ana
H prevents l1grippc bronchitis or
pneumonia. r. +. Monahnn, Monom-
onic. Wis. saws az am exposed "a all
kinds OF Weather and 7 lind Foley g
Honey aHa Tar Compound always fixes
me up In good shape when ] catch
cold or have bad cough I recon-
mend Il gladly" Refuse substitutes.
fnr sa De- ftV Huffis Inc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

Santa Fe, March i5.-Goyernor w
a. Mcdonald Yesterday received the
annual report Of The board Of regents
of the s hooi Of Agriculture and Me-
chmp Arts il being the most cont
Hlete nuandial report If that institute
ton ever rendered. The report covers
sixty pages of schedules and state
mcnts There IS complete Inventory
of uii property The report was eon-
piled hy former Assistant state Audi
tor q } Gtlfoi. now registrar of the
college.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

Santa ne. March i1--NeW MVN'eo
plaster and cement oIc finding Wild.
er market over twenty toms off TIE
gypsum plaster manufactured Ut
Acme. Chate county, from mairrat
brought from The White Sands has
bcon used for the interior finish ~
Wcll as the fancy meldins decorations
Of tho new First National bank build
lnr al I'D fasu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

Santa Fe Maryh l5.--Rey u Cha
pi0, president OF the HUDSON Automo-
hie company 81 Detroit Ashley r.
Pend aad f. ~ earkhwst le1t tiaa
forenoon FOR tht paiarito Clitf DWELL
lns park. twenty miles west If santa
We ana forty miles north of Alhp-
querque Mir chaplin is enc Of tae iiko
which is tn hc made g great GUNNER
resort ana uin also ~ stocked WIN
rattle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
EASTERN C0L0NlSTS
SETTLING ON TRACT
IN SAN JUAN COUNTY

.arfc.sA cossfsfeHusecr fe naasiTa iouHssl
ftmInstom March ia. ColDnisD
ate coming iu from eastern points ,o
settle on lhc wiley Mvsa down lhe
San 1uu r.tsr at Liberty Thcre Ia
rtcr COO acrH m ths tract the OPP
NoH w whlca sW'unsa Huther So
Darod laai winter leaving in uecgmhC,
iaf tHtF eid tDml loo kentucky there
ia Interest houcaeekcu
Several fHhcs arrived iaH munth
uhI oiheH drr coming riEhi ATOMS
Dob Do ruWiY Hnd VIII make one OF
fhe mu prosperous communities ln
fH fhe NiIet when Ully settled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

Santa Fe Mauh la,-foel Haloa.n.
h.le parties from Albuquerque wer
visitors n Santa ne to-day Gus oi the
rlr met with m.rhap taf. before
reaching Santa fe "a was thr AiaI
car of 1he resulor AlbuQucrquesaun
lo aarVle, end hroke a wheel "a
siamm ana party that followed %
short distance behlnd the Butler cah
Drought in the passengers = D.
Mcdonald ALSO had party ~ FRIENDS
500 ffum iifr nHko civ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

Santa me- March l5.--stntc Auditor
W Il Sargent has scnt 90 the Vari
nns Hro companies or The state. war
rants as follows Carlsbad sS0o, Bos-
Welt $1,000 springer 5000. Santa ne,
SL2oe las Nsels $500 East Las
Vegas st0o Nnmogordo $500. AL
huquerQue Sa,25Os silver CITY 500;
peming $500 sororro 5000. las
Cruces 500 TuCumcau $500; Ratoh
$1,000 CLAYTON $500. Artcsa. $500;
Gallup. $500. Sew Mexico Association
of Fnemeu $1,000 These are the
statutory payments for 1913 which
Ina "a recent decision Of the supreme
court were upheld The money is de-
rived from foes paid by Insurance
companies
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

Santa bee. March lb-s,Yeul SAT-
urdaY night fights ware reported this
munng Julian nnCA we'll known
ultlee citizen, Was most seriously
hurt hclng cut on tho forehead with
3 tnfc. Francisco Garcia is chareod
With ihc deed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
Mines and Mining



plant ana nter. reduction works. aro
H. he built M SILVER CITY bv n Bvrn-
,of rJ rnso ann T Il. tlsher. supet.r-
Mining commando Investieatio,,
shows thot shiplnents from silver city
nave avoraee 200 tons 81 ore , monl7
lama th.s OUTPUT can be doubled. nf
fcrts ID lease the buildincs Of the ea
wanna Conner company proved rutH.
lana now an differ ~ purchase tA.e.
has baen made
Pcd Rock--A discovery Of uranium,
je reported IVA MI Perkins ana Yves
lev waiia,ns snee.mans IF me rosi
havo becn eooi IN 1vaehinolop ia to
,..,,od ~. ,,.tinr
Van,dh,n,--rbn s-,o ycar afinip..
con,rsu,, il ANN, d,,.elon,opt ,gori
ana bss sf,.,c,.. a. ..ooa .nin ~ aon,.,.
~ . dentb r. sovcnty-fopr root ~
lebin,,nn,s a,o "a ~. ,oo,,, ,,,,l, ~
week
Lora.ru. rbo r,.btyFty. ,,i,o
is producing 1900 TONS of conner ore
per month ana the value of thc ouf
lput last year was s650.0OO. ne ccm-
. lHiiA NlIlUt TO iIh ~ iHTN ana lNilNa-
las shelters but expects to put in
lplant 10 treat It's own ores Tae
Amalgamatcd Lead and Copper com
pany has taken over the MetropoIls
mine ana group Of claims from j. G..
Waldermann ana associates of sam
/ Francisco.
( In the Ponnie mine rndcr The man.
Iagemcnt of q. nyhcck. fl body Of GOO
4 copper orc has been opened M
Tho Atwood mine. which ms n ra,I
tonnage of medium CRANE cooper-sf-
yer ore Inns produted abnpt ;oo 900
/ During thc Dlst wear the mines of thr
! l.ordsburp district produced 55.940
ions of ore. yiclling SfllY59 cold
I2T5.g5t ounces silver. 3.f55.5S5 nouu Is
of copper ana 456s pounds Of lea1.
itc Il total value of sS85.gt5
Pytan.id-pepewod activt, I'm This
camp As resulting tn ina rccDenfpr IL
q number Of mines
Otcro Ccuntv
Orc Grando-Thc rcaular shlu,n,nt..
1 from me Garnet ARE now f5o IONS or
lcoppor ore weekly to fbe El paso
smeltrr ANA 100 ions ~ IRON ore doiI.
ito the COLORADO Fuei ana iron conn.
pany az pueblo. colo.
socorro Comfy
/ Moeollon - swan uoreson tho
lmincr. whose skull was fractured
when an auto trucl- i'm which bo ,yse
making the trip from silver rih IN
Mogollon. overturned I'm rive Milo
+ min IA .,,...t, ft ,t4
hospital .ltbopab bi. i,t,r, ,.,s a.
/ firsi dec,orad fatal
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cause everybody reads the journal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
Copper Stocks.

on many occasions recently, and par
ticularly after the publication OF the last
monthly report of the Copper Producers
Association. II has been remarked that
Amalg amated Copper was ignoring the
trade statistics. which have been extraor-
dlnsrily favorable. And yet Anal
mated has been the strongest OF all the
active shares in the recent weakness.
Yesterday morning II was the only lead
ing issue not to decline to a new low
level and the recovery there WAS as
strong as elswehere. The principal argu-
ment against the copper shares has been
suspicion that the enormous exports of
copper TO tho other side were made for
the purpose OF putting a good face on
the statistics. Henry r. Merton 4 Co.
Of London have something to say on this
point In their letter OF April 4: What
has hitherto been a matter OF curiosity
and speculst on and even suspicion in
connection with these enormous supplies
simple proposition. for upon the most
searching investigation II must be ad-
United beyond doubt that practically
every ton OF copper recently imported into
European ports has gone directly Into
consumers hands. and the conjecture OF
hidden strings may he dismissed entirely.
How much OF these large quantities is re-
ouired for Immediate consumption and
how much Is used In order 10 fill the de-
pletcd reserves OF manufacturers II In
impossible to ascertain. but when II In
remembered that the European stocks
have now .hrunk 10 barely 10000 tons II
will he easily understood that the users
Of refined copper on this side OF the At
lantic cannot any longer work with safety
unless they build UP 4 reserve supply at
their own works"