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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-01
First Serious Practice TO-mOr.
rOw-Lincup Of Challcngcrs
Still Undecided.

better back he must be formidable.
Lord Wimborne played No. 2 with the
Quid Nuncs when that team won the
Whitney cups at birmingham and Roe
hampton, and also for the Kings Corona
ton cup at Ranelagh. The Duke OF
Peneranda played No. I for the team
which won the open cup championship OF
England last year.
Capt. Lockctt. who was reported as III
shortly before the team left England.
said he WAS feeling well and had put on
weight since he was In America last.
Little was seen of Major Barrett. who will
captain the team Though small ne Is
aggressive looking. a description that Ats
Trail. the other Irishman ON the team.
Tho players left for Piping Rock. where
they will stay until the matches are de-
cided. They will probably gallop the
ponies to-day ana begin serious practice
tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-01
HILLQUIT READ OUT
OF SOCIALIST PARTY
w. f. Walling and Upton Sim
clair Condemn National Chair
man for Interview.
RUSSELL ALSO CRITICISED
President Will Be Asked to
Keep Troops in Colorado
Until Strike Is Settled.

William English Wailing. author OF
Socialism As II Is" 'ProgressIv,sm--
and After" and other socialist books. de.
noupced Norris Hillauit. national chair
man OF the Socialist party, before BoucIS
Whites congregation yesterday because
OF an interview printed In u morning
paper.
The members OF the Church OF the
Social Revolution cheered with might and
main when walling called upon Hillauit
TO get out OF the party
The Socialist national chairman. who
Is conservative had been quoted as say
Ing that such persons as Upton Sinclair
and Bouck White ought to be put out
Of the party as punishment for silent
mourning in front OF the Standard OIL
offices and the attempt to speak in the
Calvary Baptist Church. OF which the
Rockefellers are members
The congregation. whose pastor Is nov
serving six months I'm the workhou.e for
trying to speak at Calvary Church be
came still more enthusiastic when Upton
Sinclair. Just back from Colorado. in
dorsed Walling's challenge TO HiiiQuit and
! told OF the Colorado mine war.
! Walling said the actions OF Sinclair
4 aud Nhlfe usvs prooS. 10 a.. .,.t.,-
| .u...,.. ,,,-.,, "
| ""o""e ''"i''uua' experiments WITHOUT
| piedging or harrning the Socialist party
| rs a whole.
| But not all Of us anpear IN ,h,rr ..
, he added .u an, 1o,n. a. 80 a. -.
~ e0s w 'oao " you
ioh ~" ih'erVe" with MOTIFS HilIqut
printed this morning in the New York
| World, the enemy Of the working class
| mfr. Hillquit SAYS Put them out t.
Sinclair, White all of us who beIieye I'm
taking an out ard out stand at ,uch
crises as this Colorado mine war. Well
Mr. Hillauit. 20 ahead and nut us out or
| acknowledge that you are wrong ana
resign not only from your high party
Office but from the party,
IN the party bulletion, for which Mr.
Hillauit is to n degree responsible I And
the statement that the Rockefellers ought
not to be mentioned by name in resoiu-
ltions upon the Colorado situation
Does he consider the capitalists AZ a
class guilty or innocent? For il they
are guilty we want to begin with the
Rockefelers and go right down the line
"The time has come for Mr.. HiIluu,,
to get out OF the Socialist party :"
Walling was intcrrupted by heavy an
plause at almost every sentence His
concluding words brought forth big cheers
and cries OF Right
An interview with Charles Edwa I'd
Russell printed beside that with Hilluuit
also excited disapprovai from Wallins.
Sinclair and the audience, but not open
RECOMMENDATION, Sinclair who now rose 10
speak. remarked:
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EXPECT T. R. TO BEAT PENROSE.
PennsyIvania Voters Await ColonePs
Speeches, Says PinchOt.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3l.-Ginord Pin
chot Washington party nominee for
United States Senator. has returned to
this city after a five days automobile tour
OF York. Adams. Cumberland. Perry and
Juniata counties.
"While away" said Mr.. Pinchot. 81 met
hundreds of voters and discussed the po-
litical situation with them. l am more
confident than ever before that the Wash
ington party will win great victory In
November.
Interest In the party has been de-
veloped OF course by the announcement
from Col Roosevelt that he will come into
Pennsylvania and oppose the reelection or
Penrosc. Col. Roosevelt Is even more
popular to-day In the State than ne was
two years ago and the people arc s'ad
that ne will take an active interest n
Pennsylvania affairs"
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j. $. Riggar former maiag r in Europe
OF the United States Express CohpanF
returned last evening by the Cunardcr
Carmania. He said the parcel post had
demoralized the express business abroad
and when the former had achieved It's
maximum efficiency the express COM
panies would han to get out of business
MIR. Biggar has wound up the affairs or
the United Express IN Europe and IL has
gone out Of business there, throwing zoo
Dersons out of employment
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Visitors Go to Piping Rock Di-
rectly and Will Try Out
Ponies To-day.

Great Britain's polo team arrived yes
terday on the Carmania to do battle with
the picked four of America in the matches
for the international cup. which begin
on June Q. There was little OF the for
lorn hope about the appearance OF the
challengers. although the cable dispatches
had intimated that the British team had
practically been discredited by defeat In
trial matches.
Lord wimborne. who organized the in
vasion. and has stuck manfully to his guns
through a dscouraging preliminary cam
paign. was in charge OF the party. He was
accompanied by Lady Wimborne. but
found time while baggage was being
looked after to reply to the questions
shot at him by reporters as to the outlook
for his team. The other members of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
CHINO PRODUCTION
WILL EXCEED THAT
Of LAST YEAR
Great Grant County Mine in
First Quarters Report Far
0utstrips Output for Same
Period of 1918.

silver CitS y. NJ, june THAT
the 'producton Of tho chino copper
company for the present year viii be
considerably in excess OF that of last
yea when 5O.5it.66l pnuuus was the
output 81 the red metal is indicated
Dy The report FOR the first uunftet
which has just bccn issued. with a
not operating profit ot over a million
and quarters Of dollars the chi
no ranks us one nf the very srcatest
copper mines in the world. with Few
OF amy kind exceeding % ln profits.
The Chino copper company for the
first quarter of this year produced
I2AS.65N pounds Of copper, milking
the total quarters gain 1855, alt
pounds It's cost from milling opera
lions was ift cents a pound allowing
Smeltcr deductions and without any
credit Tor miscellaneous revenues
The combined cost 81 the Upper from
miliing and the direct shipping ore
was tsf cents IL pound. This cusl
WAS reduced by miscellaneous earn
inga 90 725 cents a pound In add
unn co. he copper derived from the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
How to Save
Your Eyes
Try this Free Prescription.

DO your eyes rive you trouble 10
sou always wear eyeglasses or spec
tactics? Thousands OF people wear
these window who might easily
dispense with tlrm. You may be one
~ these, aud 30 is your duty Co save
your eyes b,ior, il Is too late, Tue
eyes are neglected more than any
other organ iu The entire body. Al
ter you nnish YOUR days work you
slt down and rest your muscles, bat
how about your eyes2 DO you rest
lhcmf You know you do not N'l
read or DO something elise that keeps
your eyes busy q work your eyes
until you GO &C. bed. That is Why go
many have strained eyes ana nuHliy
other eye troubles that threaten par
thai or total blindness. Eyeglasses arc
merely c%rutchD. they never cure.
This free p-rescrption, which has benz
chted the eyes Of 80 many. may WORK
equal wonders Cor you. Use IL q short
time. Would sou like your cyc trout
olcs TO disappolr as II by magic? Try
this prescription Go to Rupee Drug
store or the nDIrest wideawake drug
store and get "a sottle OF Optona lab
let's; All a two-nunce bottle with WarIi
water, drop in one tablet and allow
Il 10 thorough dissolve. with this
liquid battle the eyes two Co foIr
times daily. Just not how quickly the
Inflammation viii disappear non,
he afraid 10 use Il; Il n absolutely
harmless. Many who are now blind
might have saved their eyes had they
started 10 care for the min time.
This n a simple treatment, but mar.
cases. Nov that you have been
warned don't delay, but do what you
can 10 save your eyes and YOU are
likely 20 thank IA as long a. you llys
for puhlishing This mesCrlruon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
MINING
Mining Engineer Says The
ConquestadoreS Were Pirates

through the drama of Euglish and
American history. more purttrularls
during the last hundred years Even
iu us uar,st outlines Do serves Geo sug-
gcst that tho miner ia the pioneer
az Industry and th, herald of empire.
The FIRST social organizations
around the shores OF the Mcd3ter-
ancau sent their prospectors to he
hiutcrlands OF Europe. Aaa und AZ
RIGA. The gold OF Ophir. tnc copper
ct sinai the silver col laaurium were
part of the sch aud Woof OF those
early Civilizations. The mines eel
Iberia save hannibal the sinews of
war against Rome. and thc gold ut
DAWN strengthened the resources Of
Rome under Tfajan Bu thu great
est adventure was hat ct the Ihuc
iciau who pussrd through thv ifl-
lars of Hercules into the western
ocean iu order to reach the lar Cls-
sitoudc- tA' tu islands that bon tutn
were Co produce those Coruishmcu
90 whom th, world De- one L.r miIo.
AMER Carthage aud Rome. sn tnrr.
had boon uNcfihruWu tgp miniug iu-
du-t-lcs of the known world were
d-tsorsanigtd praultofy operations
persisted 300 Huusar!. Spaip aud -tN-
nny. aut Tho Middle Aaos to- the Uliu-
a. were as dark below ground a.
above. Even the discover, uI Amor
ioa which marked thr p|cgluuiug pi
IA e. world movement. wis mot con.
nv,tci with % real advance lu minera
exploitation although associated
with the winning 81 gold and silver
10 is tru the wave uf spanish COM
quest broke over the American con.
tineut pcnctraung the trclsurc-vHult;
of Mexico and Peru but the span
lard devastated he did not develop
is gathered tho harvest that the pa
teat India had soNn hy the lilor'
aus toll of centuries 'orfos aru Iiz
zarro were hlibusters not c%Nplorcrs
they were pirates, not miners. TIT
copquistudorUg were no pioneers u
Industry behind them arose th'
smoke 81 ruin and tho dust cd tie
struction. Even the great sea cap
talns OF Elizabeth were hut the SCI
guel Go an epoch of s%poliauon. Ate
them. and in their wake. across IN
sea, came the men who from Corn
wall and Devon, from SiNony an,
the HHrz, brought the technique g.
mining 40 the new world. aprlying !
peacefully to the mineral develop
mcnt ~ Mexico. Peru and Chile, al
alung the regions previously cayage'
hy European necbooters.
but the great era Of mineral ex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
IN
REAL ESTATE MADE
DURING THE WEEK

Following By. 90 list OF warranty
deeds recorded during the past week
with County Clerk 4. b.. Walker
carlos f. Garcia go uX 90 Meluui-
ad,s uaucl ct uN, pie, uf land iu Los
Duraurs. ppt 80. 500
Mercedes g. dc Vigil and husband
tu simon stern. lots o. and 10. bloc
go g. a. town plat ot Albuquerque,
81 s. chavez ct uN to sim,p stern
uHi|t Interest Boz lots l5 ana De,
block -, original toWusitc; 81.
Andres Romero rt uN Go simon
Stern. same ns last above
Cleo D.. Gearing ct uN to Elmer s
Parker tract "lC amended plut
Geo L. Zeariug ranch, 81.
Dolores ptcro de- Eurs e Nir Go a.
Chauyin. lots % and D., block 80.
pcrcp odd $40.
Trinidad Herrera ct ai to d. p1l
thavcs ~ ul piece OF hand in Atris-
600. gl00.
Lorenzo Hocbc to LiEsia Mario
Watson west 80 feet lots 3D.. &c. !,
and IS. block e. Homestead end
Garden spot add $40
FREDERICK Pcrca at uN 10 Jesus Poe
nero ct uN. piece of land Pct so. o.,
81.
Miguel Padilla ct uN to J.. Ecm-
peuich. piece Of hand .n Alameda
SECS.
Mariana Ruiz ct uN 20 Ellen T.
Lo,khUrt agent. piece of la1l lu PCT
SO 30. ST.
~ L. W Tu-eho ct as to ssdi,
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pluration came with the discovery Of
sold iu Australia aud California 10
vac the prelude 90 a Worldwide mi
grafton. uu enormous expansion of
trade. "a tremendous advance in the
arts Vt lie. aud the spread uf indus
Try Co the waste places oft thc earth.
The color OF energy began 60 tint
the blank spaces ON the map. The
western hail IT the North American
continent. all Of Australia. the south
crn halt of Aftlca the northern halt
Of Asia. were invaded penetrated ana
explored by thos, in search uf gold,
or other metals. and as each sue
ceasiNc mineral discovery was mad,
by the miner he called upon his fell
lows 10 come and sake "a hand In the
good work. lie was the scout far
ahead OF an army of development.
Trade follows the flag, 1t is true, but
tho flag follows the pick
Mr. lIcknrd then told of the hnd-
ina of gold iu California by James
W Marshall on January 20 tNis. and
~ the sudden rush of the gold seekers
10 the Pacific coast which is M well
known Ina the histor! ot California
and which resulted in the production
81 ssh 2ef 700 iu gold in 1901. EiylnE
details of the Subsequent history Of
the Industry. AMONG those who were
first he those hyldh was g.. ~ Har-
grave. an Australian. who wa, led hN
the aualogy OF geologic conditions a.
those Don ms country to- suspect
the occurrence OF gold there. and b,
returned To- his home in New south
Wales where ON April 3. 1851. b.,
announced the discovery OF gold Sol
Australia. The rush 10 those gol,
fields was great and iu 1853 thc gold
production there was $ji.SS2. 00O
The first diamond was found in south
Africa he suid. in March. 1859. uy q
Grigua shepherd. Nho sold the stone
weighing A8h clTnts. tor 900 sheep
10 oxen and o. horse. and this led L,
The rush tu the banks 81 the orange
river, The subsequent history of th'
bcHccr and Kimberly mines. aud th'
advent and careers Of Cecil John
Rhodes and Barney Barnatu were
we'll told. aud Mr. Richard then wcn0
, ON TO tell 81 The finding gf gold b.
1884 Ia the DcKaap region and the
suhsccugcui dlscovorics ln other re-
eiuns which led up To- the exploitation
OF the Rand. beginning in 1856. ant
The production iu the next 90 year
OF more than $1,000 O0Q 600 from ~,
gold fields there. The West Alricai
fields the Gold coast had. he said
average Sl7au.oon per auuum duriu,
the first half of the nineteenth zen
fury, hut real mining ulor, did nu
begin until 1870 when 20 Frruehman
Marie Joseph Bouuatt who had beer
ON The coast for t number Of Years
returned to Paris and formed s com
pany which did mot PROSPER hu
which resulted boz the finding OF ui
which has long been % thriving Doe
dustry there Then hc old "a, stur.
uf the Yukon, beginning with 1850
and leading up to the rush 90 tn
Kiindik, Boz 1891 The output fror
that region. ne said in 1895. wa
$40. 0uo. 00o. with q total output q
date OF $4,000. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
IAWAY AGAIN TRIES
HABEAS CORPUS
PROCEEDINGS
Jap Whose Bondsmen Surrends
cred Him Seeks Short Cut to
Freedom Second Time
Wants Verdict Set Aside.

d. Iwaya. whose bouIsurn SUR
rendered hun to U~udctshvriff Dick
Lewis. the other d1y following Judsc
Buynnlds ,rrdiet That he gave a
fraudulent bul oI salc boz %di-uusiug
Of 70 saiuou on rhe ndiau huoi
road. is scoklnl IL second ;imc Go ac-
cure his Freedom uDdcr hsbens rut-
pus Pierce a Pierce, bus counsel.
nled motion Co ave b verdict
against him set abide.
lwaya was recent, charged hy =.
MatsuukH with cmbezzivmcut ui
$500, the charge growing uut of the
sale ct the saloon, which Matsuuka
alleges was part eft % plan tu irogze
him out uf o. partnership with tWHSa.
IWAyu failed iu ana attempt at that
time 90 secure his freedom under hn-
hcus corpus. except overnight. pend
ing the return of r. tcmporsfl writ.
and WIS compelled to get q bonds
mon. The other day judge Ray
Lulds, uasSinr uu "a suit started ul
Matsuoka declared the uili oi sale
hy which the saloon and -lu,k PASSED
To- r. Tomiuugu WIS illegal and dl-
rccicd the sheriff tu put Matsuuk.'
in posspssiuu" OF hls h1if OF Ga,
business. Next day twayH's bonds
men surrendered him.
Yesterday his lawyers got "a writ of
hahraz corpus which Wts made 90.
I turn1hlc tins afternoon before enc
hearing on the writ Harold Pierce. Of
counsel for iwpyi. flied a motion 90
set aside the verdict on the ground
that lNaya and Tumiuasa had mIH.
understood former counsel aud sup.
posed hat prop,f ansWcr tu the suli
had been filed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08

ln c0lrsc of u uptsbl, address be-
furo ihc columbia school 81 Mines n
New York last week r. g. Richard.
OF 30, Royal school ol Niurs. Lou.
don. ono of 10 number uf famous MINI
ing Who addressed the
Graduates. said Tho cunquI tadorcs OF
Mexico and the FAR southwest were
not explorers but pirates lu course
OF o. review 90 the beginnings OF min
ms iu America he Hfid 300 part
"lt Del a common saying that arri-
culture aud mining arc the two basic
Industries. When man rose boy
the british indiyidualism OF his rr,-
mordinl state and began Goo develop
the social instinct. he turned to thr
foil iu urdcr 90 win food for his fain-
49,. lie paused in his migration. the
soil held him, h gave root Go hiss ru-
d%uututsrY community. DO gave hii'
the chance 90 enlarge his ouersls-
HiH tracks became hlshwa5 hs ri,-
srs avcuurs ut trade and as his ttal-
hrc expanded sp bis imasintton
widcncd until out OF thc rruditics ut
communal development grew tha
UumpicNiu,s of civilization.
iMA NMf inNftNNIN lNHN NINaNIfN
the spirit uf tho hunter survived IN
man t W|iudcrcr and "a w|1udcref he
stood beneath ths starry dome ut U3l
forest aroh not knowing whether ne
vote the guest CO., al ,HptNr iu 1hc
domain 0f Nature. Tho hills nc kuu.
cd, tho seas called Che NOR, venture
some l'u the tents cot the tu.e lu
sraroh of material WhprcWith to fa-h-
Jon their Implement They souerl
iron for Weapons. copper I,r tools
gold for ornament aud found tuuiH
BOB Nariuus suisse in the earth uut
their feet They nrDamu tulncrs ~
tnuso who deircd sucucssfUiy came
power Throughout the axes the
more energetic and ~alyeutur1ul
broke from she pillow aud forssus th,
cattle in order Go explore and to cN'
plot They brought the meltls iron
which the artificsrs fashioned en-
gincg uf power and machines uf in'
t%'liscuvc. They won the n.tfcriAli
i"r "a social structure that. aascd on
stone and built in mon and copper
Jared m many-rturiod |irtgvry e.
steel 60 towers radiant With nsh. W,
vibrant "a thc nkN-towcrH go o..
above the common ground That maj
almost fnf-ot his ioWly origin an'
,iuimcd kinship with the stats
The story of mineral exploration
and raciai migration is peculiarly M
heritage OF QUE people the Anglo
'cits ID D. the motif that run
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
R OF MOTORISTS
MAKE TRIP TO JEMEZ

-Four ears took pant i1 q motor
radc' 60 Icmrz SPRINGS %ycstcrdlN Ntr
and Mrs i:onrpu Nrwcil and hahs
DC and Slrs, 81 Is. Wylhcr. Oakley
CLIFFORD. Gcorge Eliioit Ed Sowefi
and George clinurd N,r Martin ana
Cortcz Qui,kcl of the Quickcl Auto
mobile a supply company agents f'f
the Ford Dtr. were m the PARTY Th"r
left here nt = % m aud nuis Ted thc
tourney st l.1n iu the Afternoon
Elliott. soWofs and the Cldorda roe
turned last Don't tho "thoe7
rcmainrd at The sprlnrs They mui'
thc trip in an overland with Elliot
20 the wheel. leaving the priug 90
g o'clock.
ANY good car can makv the trip.
Elliott reports The going is fpusn
between Jsmoz iuchlo and Icm"l
SPRINGS. but thar is Ihc worst stretch
uf road
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
SUMMER SCHOOL WILL
HELP BACKWARD PUPILS

The summer school for grade pupils
opened today. Tho term viii last Sis
weeks.
Primarily the school Is designed Ca
give backward pupils q chance O..
catch az with their studies. but thcr-
will he COURSES ln domestic science and
manual training. and the majority ~
the pupils are expected 10 De drawn
hy them. superintendent John Milne
expects the Attendance 20 hc 100.
Teachers ut the Central school.
where the backward pupils win 'c
taken in hand, are Miss Gertrude
Takkcu and Miss Jane Walsh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08

surrl, u's r. funny thiup chat when
cupid hits hls mark ne goucfaty
Mfs. %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
rmAT TERHIBLr nAcKAcmr

from which 80 man, women suffer
IL significant 81 organic trouble. u
tells. with other symptoms. such as
headaches. nervousness. apd dcpr,s-
For forty years Lydia r.. Pinkham's
Negctblc compound, e simple remedy
the one effective remedy In .ucn
asses It speedily removes the cause
and restores the system To- "a healthy
normal condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08

\ certain type OF story-thnt hu"-
ing the sudden conclusion such u.s.
Willie Jones nrcd u cannon ycsirr-
day. the funeral viii be tomorrow -
has been claimed ts purely American
in ~ origin. Hut a. q matter OF fat
this kind OF story rs older than Amer
lea itself. " you will turn To- "a
Chronicles. xvi D.. 10, you viii nnd
these words
"A Asa in the thirty and ninth y,Ir
of hts rciRn was diseased In his feet.
until his disease Was exccediagit
great: yet IN his disease he sought
not the Lord. but 10 the physiciai s..
And Asa slept with his fathers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08
MRS. w. w. BACON WED TO
J. F. MULLEN IN GEORGIA

James H. Mullen. supervisor uf tne
Manzauo aud Zuni rational forest amt
Mrs. W. ". Bacon were married 10
Atlanta. Ca. SATURDAY are0rdiur 200
word received hero ycsterdy nv
Nuilen has been ono OF tHe leaders ui
the bachelor sec loo Albuquerque 500
cirty Mrs. Bacon Nas formerly Mss
Pattie Jones. of Albany ga. hut ale
has made hes Residence here tor ten
years. she has been Nisitiug lu Gee'-
gla for several months She Is "a sister
of Mrs D. e. kircher. of this c.ty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08


concentrates the ore shipped yielded
faS. $50 pounds. making the total
quartet's production uf copper -
ONI.i2N pounds. III" net operating
profit OF the Chino copper company
for the first quarter uf this year was
f~i.77a5i0, and out uf this Il paid
t6iS.6l5 la dividends lcavlng a net
surplus OF t5a0.Set
Important sale ~ l"rdoburg.
The Bonnie MIMI company ~
Lordsburg last weeh sold what b.
known as the Three Heroes group.
consisting ~ the Dewey. Schley and
h"hson claims, o. the Eighty-fiNc
Mining company.
These claims have been in dispute
between these two companies and
have been a subject "f litigation for
some time, but the matter has now
been amicably settled Thc Bonnie
company has decided upon extended
improvements Ca Their property %
Will install new equipment through
out h main shafi ~ the Ronnie
b. down $40 feet and nt he bottom
the vein ~ exposed hitoen wide with
out cithe q being Zoo the crosscut.
The ore runs as nigh aH nine per cent
copper. with ~ s"ld aud ~ sunces
OF silver
t'hggcnhciinr bu, Dundee
II b. reported from Lordsburg that
the Guggenheims have purchased the
Dundee min IN the shakespeare dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-08

Tusrho. west y lots 10. 20 aud a.,
block ID. park add 80.
James e., smith ct uX Co warren
+. Sanders 81 al south = n"rcwst =
aud southeast . and lots q and q.
section 10, lot I Section . r. 3 So.
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