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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

tne Groupings, carried down, and pre-
Iipltated, chiefly as glance, in what,
Here IN Miami, is a kind of blanket Oh
ore. Entirely barren groupings may
cover up high grade sulphide ore.
Mining Companies Assist.
On account of the commercial i'm
poFtance Of the investigation, it was
not difficult to get the mining com
panles to take an interest in it, and II
IS under the joint auspices of the min
ing companies, Harvard university ana
The Carnegie institution of Washington
mat the work is being done l. =
grafton, secretary and treasurer OF the
copper Producers association, orig
mated the scheme, and he Is now
spending a month in Miami and IN
Globe. The bulk of the field work IS
being done by A. NJ. Bateman and Au-
gustus Locke.
Investigation Of the ore bodies Of the tn
Miami district was finished with the
week ending January II, and an in
vestigation of the Old Dominion ana
other properties of the Globe districs I
has begun and will consume most Oh
the month of February.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
MAY RELOCATE EACH
YEAR WITHOUT WORK

PhOeniX, ArIz.. Jan lit IS pc
neved that the action Of federal Judge
William H. SawteIIe in deciding against
Fred S. Peachy in Peachy's long drawn
out suit against the Frisco Gold Mines
company has definitely settled the
right of an owner to relocate his own
mining claims at the beginning OF
each year and thus hold them without
doing assessment work.
This suit involved title to the Frisco
group Of mines in the Union Basin sec
ton Of Mohave county. The Frisco
company was involved in some difficult
ties and instead of doing assessment
work one year simply relocated on Jas
airy 1. Several months later Peacny
laid claim to the property on the
ground that the company was holding II
without doing assessment work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
BOsTONIANS BUY
OLD MULAT0S MINE
Max Muller, Of Sonora, Figures in DeaI
in sahaurfDa District That Is
Said to Involve Millions

Douglas, Ariz., Jan. PA mining
deal, rumored to involve several million
dollars and which involves a romantic
history. has been consummated between
the International Investment syndicate,
with headquarters at Los Angeles. and
a company of Boston capitalists, by
virtue of which the MulatOs mine, in
the SahUaripa district of Sonora, be-
came the property OF the fasteners.
The MulatOs has been worked for more
than 100 years and is reDuted to be
the richest low grade property in
northern Mexico. The deal was en-
g1neered by Max Muller. president of
the investment company. and acting
head of the Bank Of Sonora, of which he
is vice president.
A few years ago the Mulatos came
into the hands Of the present selling
company. it is understood here, by vir-
tue of a loan Of a large amount to the
owners For the last several years the
property has not been operated save by
EambOcinOs who have operated in
small way, sending their amalgam to
the border to be disposed of.
The Southern Pacific of Mexico rail-
road to Tonichi Son. is distant about
100 miles by the present trails, and
half that distance in a direct line from
the Mulatos.
Herman Berkhauer. a mining man OF
the border region Of Sonora. is reported
to have opened a vein of silVer-lead
of Nacozari.
The Reyna property. in the Cerro del
ORC mountains, 10 miles southwest of
Yzabal, Son, has been sold by S A.
Navarro to W E. Moody and W. 0.
Corey, of this city The purchasers
nave gone to the property to lay their
plans for getting into the shipping list.
William Gilliland. master mechanic at
the 6. & A. smelter has resigned, being
succeeded by Frank StOcker, for SONS
time foreman of the smelter machine
shops. Mr.. Gilliland is interested n a
device for conservation - heat from
Stag, on which he and William Savfclli
nave been working. He viii remain in
Douglas and give his attention to per-
fecting the invention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
BISBEE MEN BUY
COMMONWEALTH Elk

Pearce, Ariz.. Jan. 24-Bullion ship
ments from the Commonwealth mine
are going forward regularly. Word
from TonOpah, the home of the hold
ing company. the Montana-Tonopah
Mines company, says that dividends OF
the Montana-Tonapah mine viii short
" be increased by the earning of the
Commonwealth
Last week the Commonwealth Ex-
tension mines, which has been under
option to John S. Williams. changed
hands. Williams surrendered his OF
ton and Pearce and Mellgren. owners
Of the majority Of the stock of the com
pany sold out to Bisbee financiers and
mining men, among whom are NJ J.
BrOphy, NJ J. Cunningham NJ. New
man, Gus Hickey. Charlie Jones and
L. A. Brown.
This property is acknowledged to be
one of the best gOId-siIver prospects in
Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
INSPIRATION
DEVELOP ENT
Work Continues at Miami;
Smelter Site Is Almost
Ready-Mine Work.

Miami. Ariz., Jan. 24.-The Inspira-
ton Consolidated Copper company con-
tinues rapid DEVELOPMENT work under
ground A portion Of the Joe Bush ore
dunn is ready for caVing and within a
short while ore from this stockpile viii
he taken out for the test mill. The
drift from the Colorado ore body on
the sixth level to the incline shaft is
advancing at the rate of about $50 feet
Der month Raises are continually be-
ing put up under the Joe Bush ore
dump and it is expected the ore on
tbis dump will be drawn very raDidlv
Scorpion hoist is lifting about zoo tons
of ore day at present.
Operating Test Mill.
The new test mill continues to operate
three shifts daily and is consuming in
the ueighbOrhOOd of 10 to IA cars of ore
per day. As the object of this mill is to
test out the various kinds of machinery
and to determine which is the most
suitable for this method an Oliver FL
ter has been installed and is being tesT
of erection will also be given a thor
ough test on this process of ore treat
ment. It is also possible that more ill
ters will be given a trial
Work has started on the cOnstruc-
ton of an incline conveyor from the
Scorpion crushing plant to the east
end of the main ore storage bins in
Webster gulch This compartment of
Lltt DlLlS Will dLAOtQ d 6LOIdk6 CaDaelTY
of about 1900 tons.
Grading For SmeIter.
Grading at the smelter site is rap
idly nearing completion and within an
other week all of the steam shovel
work will have been done The Inter-
is now receiving bids for the steel con-
struction work for the smelter, as we'll
as for a power house.
The American Bridge company has
i - To- = l.
housing between the coarse crushing
plant and the ore storage bins, and
very rapid progress is being made at
the work. During the past few days
the company has been putting up
steam traveller at the concentration Site
as steel for this structure is begin
ming to arrive.
Superior & Boston Work
At the Superior & Boston the copper
tenor OF the ore has increased ma
L re since the installation of a set
OF grizzlies the ore now averaging be-
tween Z and 8 percent. The crosscut
TO reach the vein, which was cut off
recently by fault and relocated by
diamond drilling, is completed
In the east drift of the tenth level
prosecuting on the vein has been
started and should cut the vein at a
distance of about 80 feet
The drift for the past $50 feet has
been in the fOOtwall Of the vein be-
-au2S u tlS presence u sharp D6Hu
in its strike. The management has
about decided to resume diamond drill
ing when the east drift reaches the
Quo Vadis fault, the break in the
formation that has thrown the ore 200
feet south on the sixth level
Secondary Enrichment.
An investigation Of the problems OF
secondary enrichment has been lately
carried on in the Miami mines. This is
part Of an investigation which is to
consume about two years and is to in
clude most of the important copper
camps of the west and one or two in
Mexico and Alaska
Secondary enrichment is the process
by which copper is weathered out Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
BEGINS ON REVERB
ATORY FURNACE

Hayden, Ariz. Jan. 24-The CONSOLE
dated Arizona Smelling company at
Humboldt. has commenced work on a
new reverberatOry furnace. Until its
completion the company will ship ore
and concentrates to the Hayden smell
ter. About a carload of ore per day viii
be shipped with a couple of cars of con-
centrates per week. c. NJ. Peterson
has arrived in Hayden from Humboldt
and viii look after the company's in
terests here.
The ordinary cost or a Want Ad IN
The FL PasO Herald is % cents. It
reaches an average Of about IS, 900
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
MAKES REPORT ON
OROGRANDE MINES
rank Nelson, Representing the c. f. &
l. OO'' NJ Take Several Leases
to Extract Iron.

l. CO'' M Take Several Leases
to Extract Iron.
~ Orogrande, n. NJ. Jan. 24.-Frank
nelson, of Pueblo. Colo, was in orc
5rande looking over some iron mines
WIN view to leasing them for the
Coi0fado Fuel & Iron company He
ntaue a favorable report on several
PIopefIes Mrs. Nelson accompanied
MIN Iney went to FL Paso.
Il u Baker and T. H. Fink, who are
GGIoiIhlnS placer grounds. have gone TO
Ot4iahOma on a business trip.
rev. j. ID. Tant, of AIamogordo. was
IN programme looking at the residential
ana ana MOTEL properties of the Orogrande
oHleIIlng d Refining company with a
parties.
ID; 1. Fairbanks. trainmaster on the
southwestern railroad, was at Brice to
inspect the damage done to cars and
track there in recent collision of ore
Men from FL Paso have bought NJ. D.
S1ayIords holdings in the Lucky min
ing properties. The consideration has
not been made public.
=. X Hartley is doing annual work
on the Monte Carlo mine.
q. e MOffett has comDleted his an
nuaI work on the Molly Gibson.
Gus Carson and e. L Reid are doing
assessment work on their mining pro
critics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
RESIN0L HEALS
ITCHING ECZEMA
The Easy Way 10 Get Rid of Torment
ing, UnsightIy skin EruptiOns.

The Easy Way 10 Get Rid of Torment
ing, UnsightIy skin EruptiOns
If your skin itches and burns with
eczema or other tormenting, unsightIy
skin trouble, simply wash the sore
places with ResinoI Soap and hot
water, dry, and apply a little Resinol
Ointment
The itching stops instantly, you no
longer have to dig and scratch, sleep
becomes possible. and healing begins
at once This is because the soothing,
antiseptic Resinol medication strikes
right into the surface. arrests the ac-
ton Of the disease and lets the tor
tured, inhamed skin rest, almost al
ways restoring it to perfect health
quickly. easily and at little cost.
Resinol Soap and ResinoI Ointment
are also speedily effective in even
severe and stubborn cases Of pimples.
blackheads, dandruff, sores and piles.
Prescribed by doctors for over eighteen
years and sold by practically every
druggist For free trial, write to Dent.
z5-R, ResinoL Baltimore. Nd. Don't be
deceived by inferior substitutes
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
ARIZONA MINES TO
BE VALUED FOR 1913
State Tax Commission Sends Blanks for
Rturns to All Miners with.
Metal Quotations

Phoenix. Ariz., Jan. 24-BIank mine
report sheets have been mailed by the
state tax commission to the owner of
each mine in Arizona. From the re-
turned statements the commission will
determine the value of each producing
mine for the purposes of taxation.
The total value of the output of each
mine during 1913 must be given. Val
ues are based on the average prices for
various metals quoted in the Engineer
ing and Mining Journal. The quoted
averages are: Copper. $.1569 a pound:
gold, S-2O67 an ounce; silver S.5979I a
pound; lead, S.04370 a pound; zinc,
S.0564S a pound
Under the new Arizona mine tax law
mines must be classed as productive
and non-produetive. Productive mines
are assessed on four times the net out
put, plus u IL percent of the gross
and the physical value of improve
ments. Non-prOductive claims are val
ued by the county assessors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
OPENING PLATINUM
IN GRAND CANYON
Malvern. Pa, Manufacturers Take Over
CamerOn's Properties on Bright
Angel Trail

CamerOn's Properties on brlEAl
Angel Trail.
Phoenix. Ariz, Jan. 24.-Ten OF Ra!pn
II. Cameron's 40 platinum claims. IN the
depths of the Grand Canyon, have been
leased by J. Bishop and company
platinum manufacturers Of Malvern
Pa Under the terms Of the lease Il
100 ton reduction plant must be IN 3p-
Grafton within go days. Machinery Tor
the plant has been ordered from Den
yer and another week will see 1t at the
rim of the canyon.
The plant is to be just below the In
dian gardens. on Indian Garden creek.
It will be 3400 feet lower than the RIM
of the canyon. The exact distPnce from
the rim. by way of the Bright ANGER
trail, is one and three fOurths miles.
Electricity will be used to operate
the machinery. A generating plant Will
be installed in the creek
The platinum bearing sandstone VIII
be reduced 40 to 1 and the cOncen-
trates shipped to the Bishop company 5
reduction works at Malvern. Assays
of the sandstone gives values Of $40 a
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
silica quarry lis Shipping.

The c. d A company's silica quarry
was opened for operation few
months ago, is employing 20 men and
shipping an average Of 1000 tons OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
STATE OF MAINE is
TOMBSTONE'S PAYER

Tombstone. Ariz, Jan. 24.-Shipments
of ore continue to 20 forward daily
from the different chloriders in the
camp and some excellent ore is now
finding its way to the FL Paso SHELTERS.
The lease of Juan Valenzuela at the
State of Maine mine is the biggest
Daver in the camp at present About
five cars of high grade gOld-silyer ore
is being shipped per month
has been made Of the Tombstone Con
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

sOlidated mines property BY Representa-
during the past month. while not Off
cially announced. are believed TO nave
been very encouraging. Inc people
here have great hopes that the Phelps
Dodge neoDIe will become the owners
Of the big property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
Offer Title Protection to
ProspectOrs and
Operators.

Douglas, Ariz., jan 24.-The most
important mining ruling Of the past
three years in Mexico is that of the
CONSTITUTIONAL department of mines,
which became effective January 16. It
was issued in all territory under
rebel control BY virtue Of this or
der, claim owners can obtain tempo
rary title, guaranteed by the rebel
country under their control Later,
when the rebels have the entire coun-
try under control, the edicC states
permanent titles win be issued.
In order to acquire title it viii be
necessary for the prospective owner
to send a list of his property claims
TO the nearest mineral agent, giving
the number Of announcements, number
OF pertenencias, and the amount of
work done, 81 the property has been
accompanied by the announcement
fees. The fees and written statement
viii be forwarded by the mineral
agent to the central government of
the state, which VIII issue a receipt,
and this viii be recognized as a title
by the rebels, so long as a state Of
war continues IN Mexico. As soon
as this receipt is in the hands of the
denouncer he can commence extract
ing and shipping ore
This ruling win allow hundreds of
sonora properties to be operated.
Many mining men have been letting
their ground lie idle awaiting title
from Mexico City, in some cases for
many months.
A G. BIcGregor. Of the engineering
firm of Repath q McGregor, was
here from Globe to oversee some de-
tails of the c. & A. smelter, which
was planned by his firm and built
under its direction.
Silica Quarry Is Shipping.
The c. a. A. company's silica quarry
few miles west of Douglas, which
was opened for operation a few
months ago is employing 20 men and
shipping an average Of 1000 tons OF
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-09
HIGH SCHOOL LADS
 MEET PINE BLUFF

The Conway High School football delegation, II strong, will depart on the early train tomorrow for Pine Bluff, where tomorrow afternoon a battle royal between Coach Shinn's proteges and the Bluff City aggrega- tion will be fought. The locals were given their final workout on the high schools gridiron this morning, and they appeared to be in fine fettle for the bout. Coach Shinn said today that he has hunch that his boys will put up winning fight tomorrow. He announced the following as the prob able lineup:
 Wray, left end; Reeves, left tackle; Holt, left guard; Biggs, center; Park right guard; Eatman, right tackle ;
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-09
FINAL ELECTION
 OF YEAR NOV. }

One more election and the overwork- ed voters of Arkansas will have finsh- ed their task for the good year 1914. Sheriff J. s. Johnson today issued hrs proclamation calling general cleo tion at every precinct in Faulkner county 70 be held on Tuesday. No- Nember 3, for the purpose of electing a United States senator and a con- gressman for the Fifth district. The election will be the first at which the people have ever voted directly for United States senator, although in this state the senator has virtually been chosen by the voters for a num- Der of years in primary elections, the legislature merely ratifying the vote of the primary. The amendment to
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-09
HENDRIX BULLDOGS
 PLAY 1. l. l. TODAY

Coach W. M. Headrick and his foot ball gladiators left last night in special Pullman for Ruston, La. where this afternoon they will con- bat with the Louisiana Industrial In- stltute on the gridiron. The last game played between these teams resulted Tn victory for Hendrix by close score. The boys are we'll groomed for today battle, and it will not be sur prising to local enthusiasts if they win the game.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-09

the United States constitution, howA ever, is now in effect and the voters for the first time have the privilege of selecting their senator at the polls without the intervention of the Iegis> lature
 The election on November 3 will be the seventh held in Conway this yeaEs The hrst was the county Democratic primary held in January. Following this in the order named, came the city primary, the state primary, the city general election, the school election and the state general election. Un> less changed by the county board of election commissioners, the judges ap- pointed to serve at the September general election will also serve at the November national election.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-09

stubbs, right end; Hammer, quarter back; R. Dodson, left halfback; Cap tain G. Dodson, right halfback and Heiligers, fullback. The substitutes will be Bennett, Traylor and Jones.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-09

Miss Myrtle Fawcett of Morrilton visited the fair here yesterday, re- turning home last evening.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Austin Sims, 21, Damascus, and Lena Clements, l9, Greenbrier.
 Riley Glover, p Enola, and Ola fe?"soi, IS, Holland.
The Delta independent., 1914-04-10
Supreme Court Decisions
Have Local Bearin4

OF DEGREES changing the point of diver
sion.
In the meantime Thomas NJ Moore
and others who had attempted to make
their change after the act OF 1897 had
been passed requiring such a decree,
went into court and decision was
made by Judge Stevens denying the
diversion. Upon the same evidence
and other evidences, taking in all some
thirty days time in hearing witnesses
B. H. Wegener of Gunnison, Referee,
held in favor OF these changes in the
point of diversion and that decision
was sustained by Judge Shackleford.
Our Supreme Court has just passed
on the companion cases entitled Moore
VS.. the Ironstone Ditch Company, AMI
The Ironstone Ditch Company VS.. Ash
enfelter ct al, and has sustained the
right of the various purchasers of
portions of these early priorities to
make the change in the point of di-
version as asked by them. The water
IlSnAS Se1iO u dllOull ~
fully S150,000 in value, and many OF
finest orchards on Spring Greek Mesa
near Nonrose have been watered by
these priorities for the last sixteen
or eighteen years.
Many Of our local attorneys have
from time to time been engaged in
these cases. Messrs. VI. R. Welch, r
NJ. Logan, Millard Fairlamb and divers
attorneys OF Montrose. Bell and Catlin,
S. S. Sherman. Thomas ]. Black, John
Gray. Fred ". Heath; and Story &
Story OF Ouray have participated from
time to time in this litigation.
These decisions by the supreme
court will undoubtedly be of great i'm
portance to irrigators as the granting
of change in the diversion from the
lower end OF stream to the upper
ie a very unusual matter.
The Delta independent., 1914-04-10
DELTA AND MoNTRosE LIGHT
PLANTS TO BE CONNECTED

The Western Colorado Power com
rose power and lighting plants. is al.
ready getting busy in the matter Of !
transmission line between this city
and Montrose and II will not be long
before the two plants will be operated
with the same power and Olathe and
all farmers and fruit growers along
the line will have the opportunity OF
installing modern light and power
conveniences.
Manager Flower states that En-
gineer Andrews is already in the field
with four men to survey and plat the
line TO this city but II is not as yet de-
finitely known whether this line will
run directly down the valley or lead
out into the great farming sections of
Spring Creek mesa, Coal Creek mesa.
Coal Creek. Ash and California mesas
and then drop down into Olathe or not.
These points will be determined after
completing the survey.
One of the Montrose papers states
that this may be the line that will be
prepared to serve the whole valley be-
tween Montrose and Delta with the
forked Juice and the farmers will be
enabled TO have electric lights in their
homes and barns and power for their
machinery. At the same time olathe
will be in touch with electric lights at
a small cost
This new transmission line Will be
constructed at once and the additional
burden that will be placed on the To-
cal plant will necessitate the enlarge
ment of It considerably by the installa-
ton OF new and additional machinery.
The Delta independent., 1914-04-10
Death Results
From POISONING

Dorcas. the two-year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Rehbein, who
reside at $50 Grand avenue, in this
city, died ct II o'clock last Saturday
night after a brief illness Of ptomaine
poisoning. Other members of the fam
lily were also taken suddenly i'll after
eating canned corn and their ailments
were credited by the attending physi-
clan as resulting from poison. Little
Dorcas was the only one OF the afflict-
ed persons whose condition was consiG-
cred serious from the first and the
others are now on fair way TO recov-
cry. Funeral services were held al
the Methodist Episcopal church at
1:S0 Monday afternoon and interment
was in Delta cemetery. The sorrow
ing family have the sincere sympathy
of host of friends and acQuaintanees.
The Delta independent., 1914-04-10
Special UnifiCatiOn Commit
tee Makes Important Report

certain amount of land and contended
thai they should not be compelled 10
buy water for lands for which thay
already had ample and absolute sup
ply. The committe took in considern-
alton this contention and to certain
extent the land having ample supply
will not be required to be subscribed.
President Bruce also reported fav-
orable progress on the Ironstone mat
ter and that the stockholders of the
Tsot stone company are signing up the
agreement to turn over their ditcn
to the government on cash basis
with the prospect of securing the re-
quired number to carry the deal
through.