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The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

l.. B. Wallace returned home
Tuesday from his trip to Washing
ton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

Mrs. John Burgett went to Love-
land Sunday night as delegate to
the state convention of Royal
Neighbors. She took her two chill
dren with her.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

c. M. Corlett and wife came in
Monday from Esponola,
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

Mrs. w. A. Magill and Miss
Impson returned home Monday
from Denver, where they spent the
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

Dacre Dunn went to Denver
Monday night on a short business
trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

French q Keller have received a
large invoice of Studebaker bug
gies. They are nice to look at and
guaranteed to be durable. Have
auto seats and tops, latest styles,
and are certainly beauties. Prices
range from $ll0 TO 1925.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

A letter from G. Fl. Bean, at San
Angelo, Texas, to G. W. Blake of
this city, says range conditions
there are good and that sheep are
fat and will be started for market
April 9Th to 10Th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

Chas. Bechtel and Herman Cole
left Tuesday night for Kansas City
by the sheep train route.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

E. j. Irons of Monte Vista, dis
cussing the sheep feeding indus
try in the San Luis valley, stated
in Kansas City last week that sheep
feeders are beginning to harvest
the peas instead of allowing the
sheep to run in ON them, which
has been the rule heretofore. "By
harvesting the peas before they are
dead ripe" he said, "they can be
put up in fine condition and will
combine forage feed with the peas.
When sheep are allowed to run on
them in the fields, little else but
peas are consumed"
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

Geo. II. Reimer of Alamosa is
the new manager of the grocery
department of the Stow Mercantile
company at this place, Mr. Reimer
held similar position with the
company at their Alamosa store,
knows the business thoroughly and
is pleasant man with whom to do
business. His family will arrive
next week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

The commissioner of Alamosa
and Conejos counties at a meeting
held Tuesday decided to employ
an accountant to apportion the
finances of the two counties, and
upon the parting of the ways the
parties in interest start with a
clean sheet. The delicate part re-
mains in keeping il clean.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
sHRINERS RESOLVE"
TO DO BIG STUNTS
Are whetting Their snickersnees for
the NeOphytes That Will Appear
Enr Initiation Saturday.

There are % "skiddOo" resolutions
in the program of FL Mazda Shrine, s
ceremonial session, which 'pote' Al
fred A. Sharpe and keeper OF the pur-
ple ink. William H. Mccullough have
mailed to members and noVlceS.
Based on such a change of life the
rome testers" ARABIC dispensers Of
herbs" keeper of the sacred COW"
''purvevors and guardians of the
royal poultry and stables" and other
desert sheiks that gather periodically
in the oasis of FL PasO are preparing
they saw. the warmest welcome for
next Saturdays bunch Of neophytes
that ever happened in the great Amer
lean desert. The ceremonial has been
arranged by permission of the i'm
nerial Dotentate, especially for the
benefft of the 32d degree MasOns who
will conclude their degrees Friday
As a reason for emitting the usual
feast of dates and camels milk FOL
lowing the ceremonies the shrine Of
ficers aIlege that so many stunts
have been planned that those Of the
uovices who survive viii be IN no
condition to enjoy a banquet
III Waida's ball for the benefit OF
the patrol team which will represent
Ell Paso in Atlanta next May, viii De
held February II at Hotel Paso del
Norte. All Masons, whether Shrtners
or not, have been invited. Hope N
smith is the committeeman who IS
looking after the tickets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
GO TO BE CORONETED
BID DEGREE MASONS

To attend the coronation Of the
Scottish Rite MasOns who were
elected to the 33d degree at last
falls session of the supreme council
for the southern jurisdiction Of the
United States, at Washington, D. C.,
ana to be coroneted themselves as
honorary inspectors Of that official
grade Francis B. Stuart and Ed S
Heller, of FL Paso. left for Dallas
Friday night. Both are prominent
workers in FL PasO cOnsistOry and
coordinate bodies. For several years
they had held the grade of knight
commander Of the court Of honor.
Inspector general Samuel P. Coch-
ran, of Texas, will offer a banquet
this afternoon in a Dallas hotel to
the Texas Scottish Riters who are to
be cOronetted as 33d degree Masons.
Tonight the ceremony viii be carried
out in the Dallas cathedral of the
rite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
Jockeys" LAY PLANS
FOR A CEREMONIAL
At Luncheon Feb, 3 They VIII Fin
fsh Program for streeU shO"
and Comforting Degrees.

On Thursday night, February o. IoI-
lowing the regular meeting, the
KNIGHTS OF Pythias, FL Hamad rem
ME no. III, D. 0. K, K, will give a,
luncheon and smoker to its MEMBERS
an which arrangements will be per
fected for the "DOkey' ceremonial 10
be- held in FL PasO on Saturday, Fep-
ruarv 28. A large class is already IN
waiting to receive the Is degrees IN
that order, and prior to the conven-
inc of the meeting on Saturday q
street parade viii be made The Ger
ernonies viii close with a banquet TO
the members at a local hotel begin
ming at o'clock
Advice has been received from out
oftown members of the order that
thew will attend the ceremonial when
will be the second affair of the klnd
since the local Temple of the Dram
attic Order Knights of Khorassan was
organized in FL PasO last November
The official fez, bearing the name
OF the local temple, with the emblem
and colors, has been received, ana
an order has been placed for a SUI
ficient number to supply all the mem
hers. A white fez, with appropriate
design. will be worn by the wives OF
the members, and a supply. of these
has also been ordered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
OFFERS COURSE IN
MINING IN SPRING

Tucson. Ariz., Jan. 17.-EaIIS viii be
eiven at the University Of ArlzoRa9,1 1is al
the direction Of Prof; Charles F. The eco course
rector of the mines department II. Tho can read
and write will be welcomed as a pCpib he in
Twelve separate branches are courses
viii he along the lines Of assaylns, 81 800 de-
elementary mineralogy, Ithologs. eng III mine
termination, methods OF ~ S 7PPr-sTidatfon
For several years the mines 5d are sc-
has been cooperating with those ML4 Vain
sbIe information which is av9li Il fIIs
where else has been collected anu hem e com
The records Of 1897 mines ilr5octfse county.
pin in Coconino. 158 in ella, 81 in S5r4a isa
10s in Maricopa, "a in Moneys. - s1 NJ al in
Yuma M Other records are being gathered
constantly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
Pushes Development, MOI
withstanding Litigation
and Mexican Status.

ro,,glss Ariz., Jan. 17.-Despite In9
tiot has involved the La CoDIi1.-
-. IN Sonora, about 100 miles SOU
I-1-o,as In the Magdalena district 10
--N.5o-+7, &c one Of the few active oh99
- ,ortion Of the state. Under OH q.
- -.a-oger Mitchell a force OF 10 nnlr III
u at present About 90 are me $50
n the mine while 25 are OPERA I1ovr-n in
ton smelling plant WIlCh intention Of
cary - later to install 100 Ton CT- es
ce1trating plant to handle the iaiS
OF low grade ore opened IN the Swiss
At the Scheerer properly IL -Scheerer,
- FOUNTAINS owned by JACOB 80 and
a. Douglas a pioneer IN that u- pisbee a
Under lease to Steven A Brown; " EoO feet
erseoline hoist, capable Of slnklns ~ 80 been
fCe-etI,ar with pumping apparatus, - The
Installed and sinking is gong 10 49, T1ein is
main shaft is down l60 1eeJ- .lroving in
nov 1S inches in width and I'M
letters received from c. H. ChTlS 5s CON
NTinDeanolis MINI. indicate thaL ne H-t- On
sidering the early resuIlp M IN Minneapolis
the Archipelago IhlHe u
OG ~ vVssTlineton mine in the v1clnlIy ~
F4naDac son. is showing encouraglus 't,.,ge
opment under force OF 20 men, ~
of r O. Bostwick, Manager - Tead.
yVi11iam Holmes, president OF the N' ~,
Vile company, mas F Ee[rIneu California
he saws that his company e1peT Il-55,., -
considerab BILE development, NICK ~ 49, e-o7T
and sank Iayman have taken lease IRON IiI.
the G q A. company on the GeTInaLlls. I've
at Cortland They will use morse oii''
whim for hosting ore - r7rotberl
a carload of ore from Vasquez br SCllos
has been received at the copper 49, 49,
smelter. The ore comes from tn me I,o ~
ertv. the San Go, 40 miles south Oh P eli3oa
The sbiprnent was made to learn Wne s.-s;+
] the ore could be treated at a ION
Shipments may continue at the rate OF ANU
revival Of the rumor that the mine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
Scottish Rite Has Class of 40 Candidates
Scientific Glass Of the High
School Also See E. P. &
S. w. X-Ray Apparatus.
CLASS Of 40 candidates will reg

CLASS Of 40 candidates will reg
a lister at Scottish Rite hall, 42O
1 A san Antonio street. Monday
-,fr.- nreparatory to entering the
---oel-,s ceremonial sessions Of the mid
winter reunion Of the rite the first de-
cree of which will be staged by Mount
FRANKLIN lodge Of perfection that night.
7rbe candidates come principally from
vest Texas points in the jurisdiction
If the Ell Paso consistory. Several OF
Them have been unable to attend the
regular spring and fall reunions OF the
rfte and the midWinter meeting was at
ranged for their beneIlL -, a.
The fneffable degrees VIII nolo tnS
stage from Monday night at l'19 IHlIL
after 1880 Tuesday night ana 4uS Si
all from the fourth to the 14Lh: Ca2lS
chapter, Knights Rose CrolA, VIZ "
~ coDferring of the historical series
at o'clock Wednesday. finishing I IiiS
18th degree the same afternoon - -
Craude council Knights hadosn, men
viii begin the chivalric and pnlIosOpn5
icej Grades at Z Wednesday night ana
conclude with the 30th at 8.SO FRIDAY
The regular banquet that is given az
all reunions will be spread IN Lhe IOOL
C~a-5eT dinino. room of Hotel Paso del
Norte Thursday night at 6:5V-
IN Paso consistory viii confer tne
official degrees, the SlSI ana SAus I'll
dav afternoon and night
Extracts from the ADDRESS OF gIa an.
commander James Richardson oellN-
cred at the centennial celebration OF lne
supreme council in Washington are
nublished in the program OF the FL Fasu
bodies. One of them follows:
1--WE honor the York rite Tor us
hoary age. its pure symbols and aIls-
srorieg. and its unblemished record alu
We take our members only from lts
body. Both the York and ScoItlsh Illes
make one consistent and harmonlOus
whole. and it is all Freemasonry: 1neLs
is no flaw nor defect in the history o.
either, and if it be charged thaL IneS
have not done as much Tor Jne n9llle NJ
race as other institutions nave zone
we answer there are no bloodsIalnS oL
their garments. They never Drought
tear to the eye Of any human pelns
never slandered any man or woman
never encouraged law breaking, no
sheltered a criminal; never taught IN
violation of law, never perseculeo oL'
for religious belief; never fought a Dal
he nor drew a sword against an enemy
never attempted to force anyone 70 DS
Heve in their principles; never pIs.
hatred or illwill among men, nsvsI
taught any one 20 profane ms MslAe-
name: never Joined a political party no
attempted to control ballot box l. rec
masonry never committed crime
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
CHURCH OF ROME
BARS THE TANGO

Rome. Italy, Jan IA majority
of the women of the Roman aris-
tOcracv have decided to conform to
instructions issued by cardinal Basi-
lilo Pompili vicar gSneral Of Rome,
and Danish the tango from their
dance cardinal Pompili, representing
pope Plus. denounced the tango and
declared it must be prohibited IN
Rome.
The archbishop Of Florence, the
most Pew Al MistrangelO has joined
cardinal PonpiH in his condemna-
ton of the tango. The archbishop
has ordered the printing OF pamph-
let to be used in combating the
dance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
sOCORRO YIELDS 25
TONS OF RICH BULLION
other Mines Of MogoIIon District Are
Actively Pushing Sinking and
Drifting

Mogollon, n. NJ, Jan. 17.-At the Socorro
approximately 25 tons Of gold and silver
bullion and a large amount Of high grade
concentrate were produced in 1913, and it
has been the most successful year in the
history Of the company. Deeper develop
ments indicate still better record for
At the Lincoln Mining and Development
company mine part Of the new equipment
has been delivered and the balance will
arrive soon. 1t includes a gasoline hoist,
com pressor and air drills
The Maud Mining company has let a con-
tract for sinking the main shaft an addt-
tional 100 feet, the completion Of which will
nave attained depth Of approximately 200
feet Development has produced ore which
is shipped regularly to custom works.
at the Pacific mine 1t is reported that
arrangements are about completed for ex-
tensfve development. This mine has been
shipping to custom mills for over two years
A consignment Of pipe has just been re-
ceived at the plant Of the DeadwOod mines
ana will be laid to q point about one mile
M the gulch from the mill to carry the
water over numerous open crev1ces IN the
ledge. which has been the source OF much
trouble by flooding. The plant is working
at full capacity.
The Oaks company is pushing us mann
drainage and transportation tunnel, when
win eventually tap the large mines OF the
district at depths Of from 400 to 1871 1eeI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
EAGLES REPORT MICH


Fraternal Order of Eagles, lodge 70,
held its usual weekly meeting Wednes-
day evening at the Eagle aerie- Ihe
report Of the visiting committee showed
that there was much illness among the
members and that the relief work had
been heavy. A finance committee. com
posed Of H NJ. SDenelli. H. S. Nolte and
W. c. Manning was appointed at TINS
meeting, and also a visiting committee
composed Of 7. S. w Doupe' 4 =.
Crawford and F. II. NOIte The officers
were made exofficio members OF this
committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
BIMETALLIC COMPANY
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
GeoIogist Of Chino Company E1s1lsiiii''
Property; Manager Strum DiSOu
Rich Ore.

Deming, N NJ, Jan. 17.-At meelin -
the board Of directors Of the BiIne7{aIIiiT Of
ing and Milling company the 10 aI4 5resf-
ffcers were elected: Chris HalII1i1I p raw
dent. willard E. Holt secretary; d, ,o1D1tinusd
Tor, treasurer Alfred Strurn We ~, directors
are ., y. Foulks, Alfred StTun4tir o1+ and
RaithaI. H D. Green willard uIE,-,,,7aI report
7 r TavIOr The managers ahlL-'+t ,e Year
9tated mai the assessment work for tn sy75isd.
1913 had been done and two clam
making about 1875 acres in allcc,,f,o Camper
co1r a. In made an examination Of 16 d
several deposits of ore Inc me- rssuits OF
even the quartz ores SHOW $50 Development
work has been done according to M NJ made
suggestions. and manager SlruI Il-llescfatiO ns.
discoveries that exceeded ms eAD
Sbinning of ore will begin soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
IT, Cobriza plans To Build Concentrator

Of the Tombstone Consolidated. company. at
Tombstone, may be taken over by the Cop
per Queen company come from the report
that experts in the employ Of the big com
nanv are examining the group
En- route to Globe George Kingdom su-
perintendent Of the Greene Cananea com
pany. spent a short time in Douglas, con-
sulting with James Douglas, vice president
and general manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
SHIPS ZINC ORE TO
OKLAHOMA SMELTER
GoIconda, Near Kingman, Ariz-, Has Steady
Output; Mines Company OF Amer
lea BUYS Arabian

lea BUYS Arabian
KIngman, Ariz, Jan 17.-Within short
lime the Golconda. zinc mine. IN Union
Basin. viii be sending from one to two
cars daily to the zinc smelter at Bartles-
Vile, Oklahoma
N A. Burke has purchased the interest
Of q. Hughes and L NJ George In the
bonanza mine. west Of the Frisco and Is
LING to trace out the fault system
a. B. Richmond, representing the Mines
Germany Of America is samping the Ara
bian group. which was recently taken over
bv that concern
body Of high grade ore has been struck
at a depth Of 10 feet on the Simonds-
thurman property, near Thumb Butte
Sinking has been resumed In the new
shaft Of the c. o. D. mine, which has lust
been unwatered with great difficulty
work continues at the Copper Giant
which is being developed by the United
Verde company.
John H Conway, mining man Of St
Paul is Inspecting the Copper Canyon group.
owned by L. J. Lasseu, W. ]. Conner and
Smith & Sawyer
on behalf of sn eastern syndicate w F.
Meek has taken out option on the Ed
Williams Tungsten property, in the Cheme-
huevis mountains
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
onD FrTTOVs INITIATE.

me second degree was conterreu on
three candidates in Ell PasO Lodge,
9S4. odd Fellows. at their meeting
Monday night. Two candidates re-
ceived the first degree in Mount
Franklin encampment Friday night.
These viii receive the second degree
next Friday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS WILL
CONFER ESQUIRE RANK

At the regular meeting of FL Paso
lodge 50, Knights Of Pythias, Thurs
day night, the rank of esquire was
conferred on two pages. On next
Thursday night the semi annual n
etaIatfon Of officers will be held on
rThursdav night following the rank OF
knight viii be conferred on num-
Der Of candidates, who, with the COM
pletion of that ceremony, become
knights of pythias.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
rInnsE PLAN nANCE.

The regular meeting or the Loyal
Order Of Moose was marked + flo lSls
1iebt nv only the transaction of the
routine business. The Moose are plan
ming for a dance early in February
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
TEMPLARs VIII CONFER

DECREE md ELECI uFFICEIts
The order Of the temple will be con-
ferred on candidates by FL Paso com
maudery. is. Knights Templar, at
special cOnclave Tuesday night In the
red hall in the Masonic temple AT
the regular cOnclave Thursday night
officers viii be elected for 1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER
acATIs DEE, For WEEK

out Of respect to. the local bodies
OF Scottish Rite Masonry, which are
arranging to confer degrees next
week. Ell Paso chapter, 157, Royal
Arch Masons, will not hold meetings
Turing the week. At the regular con-
vocation of the chapter Wednesday
night the degree of mark master was
conferred. Friday night the mark and
past masters degrees were put on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
CHAMBERINO LAND AND
CITY LOTS CHANGE HANDS

The following realty deals have been
closed bv F. G Human: Frank Oliver
to nj Ainsal 100 acres at Chamberino.
onsideration. $500. D. V. Peacock to
Y p Raggio, lots 1 Sand 19. block 127.
Alexander's addition, consideration,
s20O0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
NEW PosT,IAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 17.-LOuis
Caresche was today appointed DOstmas-
ter at Arlington and Jacob A. Lindsey
was appointed at Skull Valley, Ariz.
Mrs Josie L Palmer was appointed at
Causey. n. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
BANDIT ROBS A
TRAIN IN GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. ia DanulI
boarded an Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic passenger train at Winnings,
Ca. last night, robbed passengers in
one of the coaches of several hun
bred dollars. and, after engaging in
a pistol duel with a deputy sheriff
who was on board. jumped from the
train at Dalton, Ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WILL
CrVrrz enrRErF1V4 THTrRGDA

KNIGHTS of Columbus viii meet
Thursday night and hold an informal
smoker in the nature Of get to-
gether meeting Rev. Father Edward
Barry viii make an address and so
viii w. H. Fryer. A light luncheon
will be served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

FOREIGN BUSINESS OFFICES
The John Budd Co, Bruns"lcA
Building. New York; Tribune Building
Chicago. III, and Chemical Building
St Louis. Mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARL,
Subscribers falling to get FHe hers-I
promptly should call at the ONE
telephone No. 1850 before $50 p =,
All complaints will receive prompt
attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad In
The FL PasO Herald is % cents. IL
reaches an average of about S5,VOV
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad in
The Ell Paso Herald is Is cents. It
reaches an average of about $4,000
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
Dry Cleaning Methods
VERSUS
Don't Take a Chance on
Running Your Garment

IN thinking you can save money time by home cleaning because
we would not be in business if were possible for you to do So
Many articles sold boxes OF bottles perfect d f bi b
@ ~ nf Quantity and your time actually you much
as our professional service We noO because hear of these e
,,orinoenfs every dav
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-17
SEX SEPARATION IN
THE HIGH SCHOOL
rContinued from First Page1

tect, will meet with the board to go
over the specifications and drawings.
H. c. Saussaman got the contract
for tuning all the school pianos at his
bid of $S5; Norman B. Kurzenknabe
bid S82. Fisher Brothers got the con-
tract for installing the heating appa-
ratus at the Susquehanna open air
school at S447.50. Janitors who serve
overtime at night for entertainments,
it was decided last evening, will here
after be reimbursed for the extra time
from the funds realized from rentals
Because negotiations are pending
for the sale of the old st. Paul's
Chapel mission in North Sixth street
near Forster, the Schol Board took
no definite action last evening on the
request of Poor Director C. L. Boyer
FOR the use of the building for mis-
sion and lodginghouse purposes. The
Poor Director desires a place in which
to move his mission, which will have
to vacate its present quarters in North
Seventh street because the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, the land
lord. wishes the use of the building.
Give Books to Library
Two splendid sets of reference books
for the use of city school teachers
particularly will be placed in the city's
Public Library by the School Board.
The books are necessary in the course
conducted by the University of Penn
sylvania among the teachers.
The Tech Auditorium was loaned to
the Pine Street Presbyterian Sunday
school officials for use on February
%. DR.. Charles B. Eager, principal of
the trades school, was granted leave
of absence to attend the annual ses-
sion of school superintendents at
Richmond, Va. J. w. Meloy applied
for a janitorship.