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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
INSPIRATIONS 600
TON MILL is RUNNING
Construction of the Big Concentrate
Progresses D II.I1. no 90 IONS.


-rt,s ArIz Ian. lC.-The Inspira-
zion Consolidated Copper company u
StS eOO TON test mill in operation, az
though nothing but waste Nc r.
0T7T through the machinery 50 1aI, -
e probable the mill viii De opeIaOoEt
- P@l,-oe ebfffs daily with a force OF
R i-li Gail will be metallurgistt::
q n singer Of Los Angeles, chenlsL'
= p. Hunt viii be in direct eng ? =
~ the mill and 7. G. Flynn and y y.
TS-oeeel will act as shift bosses under
- I. Greninger viii represent
- Minerals separation company 10
caI!y. .,,t,,- mt On
- 80 storage bins and sampllns
Iii nv the American Bridge compa4y
- flo two structures viii soon De
ready for the corrugated IRON slISS5ys.
i1D Another section OF the meme
,,o1vevor housing between the ore oIIl5
- tbe coarse crushing plant has
been erected.
Tho Greater portion Of the steel 70
1s used IN the coarse crushing PLs-Ll-
bvi1dinr is now in place. For q run
Lrav on one Of the benches at the COZ
Centrator site two carloads Of steer
Concrete pouring IS still in progress
Tor the air compressor 1ouu0 49, = e. -
Deor the main east and west snsL y,
IT1,e construction department mas lalu
oeP about so carpenters and helpers.
Concrete pouring for the retaining
walls al the cOncentrator site Is N9'-i
wake Advance in Drifts.
In December the Inspiration mace
151-ance of 1850 feet in large drifts,
~ go i'm small drifts and 1900 feet
IN raises. a total of 1900 feet, and an
ircrease Of 600 feet over the previous
I-o'i'i' yiamf Mills 10000 Tons.
The Miami Copper company milled
no MOO tons Of ore producing 3,SOO,OOO
1oUnds Of concentrates in December
RcveIopment work on the Captain ore
- ss being carried on rapidly. TO
Iefe the production average of $500
IONS daily has been maintained, and
the company should produce LOT the ne
nth Of January a small tonnage IN
aTcess of the past monthly average Of
100000 tons.
An electric pump with capacity OF
on0O Gallons per minute has been IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
Sonora Mine Breaks It's Bullion Record
OLD SHELTER AT
CLIFTON CLOSES
PLANT Which for 25 Years Supplied
Life to the Town, Has Been
Abandoned for New Smelter.

Abandoned for New smeIter.
Clifton, Ariz- Jan. 1O.-The olo
smelter Of the Arizona Copper COM
panv. from which Clifton grew ana
which was the center of the camp
life for IS years, is no more. Inc
last converter has been poured there
and now. the new plant on the san
Francisco river below Clifton, is IN 1uIl
operation. .,+o-
has been running. At first the Iur-
mace lining proved to be too sou Uu1
after this defect was remedied opera
lions went forward steadily and satls-
factorily.
An the earth between the old con-
contractor and Chase creek, 0OV Ieet
Of 500 feet and smelted at tue 10y
plant 1t is estimated that TINS ear u
averages 80 percent copper. me siS5
resulting from the operation q 'uS
earliest furnaces Of t5e sLnelLeL
aeDncfaIIv rich In those days mem
odg Of reduction were crude and OFTEN
the refuse from the furnaces CaIIL9u
a "Dercentage Of copper that WouIo now
he REGARDED as rich for the original
ores. 49,. -...o,.., -,o,,,o-
drills are to be installed Immediately
e+ the property of the Chase Creek
Conner company in Chase creek can
Won a few miles above Clifton. Inc
stockholders have decided on this step
as q means Of expediting deveIopml 's1,
done st The Chase Creek mine but all
the the ore and rock removed has been
broken down by hand. Mott Of the
DEVELOPMENT has been In the nature
of tunneling. A tunnel is oelns
driven in to intersect some VEINS on
nave every sign of permanency and 1t
is believed that they extend to un-
told depths below the point where
they win be cut by the tunnel
Most of the stock is owned IN Cll1-
ton, but several eastern capitalists are
Fnfawac4a1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
TUNGSTEN
MINES ARE WORKED
New and Rich OrebOdy Is opened in
Tennessee Mine at Chloride; Gold
ROad Continues Output.


Road Continues Output.
Kingman. Ariz., Jan. lO-Adam Ma
sons tungsten property, east OF j uSes
station, viii soon enter the usl o.
producers. For a long time mason mas
been developing his claims ana ne mas
a great quantity Of ore ready Tor eA-
Joe PavaIista is developing some
tungsten claims adjoining Mason ana
is getting good results.
Another big body of ore has been
opened on the 800 foot level of the
Tennessee mine at Chloride For two
months the Tennessee has been pro-
ducfne steadily. Two or three car
loads of ore and one or two cars OF
tailings, from the old dump, have peen
going out each day to the e., sI 1'aj1I an an
Needles. There are two big veins on
the Tennessee property, both carry
ing high values in lead
While doing assessment work on
his property at McCracken, w; IL
smith cut eight feet of sand carbon
ates, which carry so percent lead and
from 10 to 20 ounces silver to the ton.
The Gold Road mill continues to
Weld $4,000 worth of bullion each
month. A bar worth $4,000 was
brought to Kingman last week, the
result of a six days run.
A large Quantity of milling ore mas
been opened in the Ellen Jane mlne'
at Music mountain, which was former
" one Of the large producers Of the
district This camp was one Of the
most active in Mohave county az
time when no ore that ran under S5UO
a ton could be shipped at profit
It looks as though the BellefIoWer
mines are again to be operated NOR
man F. Marsh, of Los Angeles, VINO Is
a heavy stockhOlder in the company
has made a detailed examination This
property has been opened to a depth
of 200 feet, where the vein broke up,
though on the level above a goou
showing of goId-lead ore was exposed.
When development is resumed efforts
will be made to trace out the fault.
Leasers on the Chester mine, at
shelter a carload of ore believed to
be worth at least $4,000 net.
Several government experts nave
recently examined the big mica oe-
nosits in northern Mohave county and
it is possible that work viii be done
to ascertain their commercial value
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
The Joy OF
Coming Motherhood
a Wonderful Remedy That is a Natural
Atd and Relieves the Tension.

Mothers Friend is the only remedy
known that is able to reach all the different
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
SOCORRO MINES
ARE OVERLOOKED
Assessment Rolls Make slight Mention
of the s2O,OOO,OOO Worth of Min
Ing Property IN county.


Santa Fe. n NJ, Jan. 10.-Altnough
the Mogonon district the past two
years produced more gold and silver
than any other district in New Mexico
and the Magdalena Kelly district more
zinc and lead than all other New Mex
leo mining districts taken together,
the assessment rolls Of SocOrrO county
received by state travelling auditor
Howell Ernest, do not show single
cent under the heading Of Mine Pro-
duction. Although the mines OF
Socorro county could not be bought for
twenty million dollars, yet. the assess
ment roll values them at only $3.50.
of which only one third, or less than
Socorro's total valuation Is placed
at s9.922,95O, Of which one third Is
taxed. While the sawmills are as
sessed at S169,29O, the assessment roll
returns only $3.50 worth Of lumber
While shares Of stock are valued al
s179. 200. there is only 1920 Of money
in the county, or less than dime per
person.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
COPPER STOCK ON
HAND IS DOUBLED

New York, Jan. Hooper stocks
on hand January L aggregated 91,43S,-
SCI pounds, against 1929 429 pounds
on December /.
Production during December was
138,99O 421 pounds, an increase Of A.
9O2.713; domestic deliveries decreased
26.71S,2SS: foreign deliveries showed
an increase of S.474,61O, and total de
liveries decreased 23,243,67S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
SELLING COMPANY
FOR ICE FACTORIES
plan Is said to Be Considered for Three
Large Companies to Merge Sell
ing Branch Of business.
An ice selling company to take


An ice selling company to take the
nroduct Of all the local ice companies
and deliver the frappe stuff to the
consumers is being considered by the
local ice company owners.
The arrangement Is said to be to con-
troll the output of three ice companies
in the city. The Globe Ice company,
the Ell Paso Ice company and the
Consumers Ice company are said to be
the three ice making concerns which
are planning to go into the selling
pool. The Globe Ice company is
owned by the Globe Mills, and Clai-
borne Adams, manager of the milling
company, is also manager of the ice
company The FL PasO Ice and Re
frigerator company is owned by Win
chester Cooley, 7. NJ. Wingo, Joe Pey-
ton and others. The Consumers Ice
company is owned by the Lemp brew
cry.
under consideration, is to take over
all of the wagons of these three com
panies. contract for the total output
Of the three ice factories for a period
of five years and to sell all of the
ice which is sold in the city. By re-
ducing the number of competing
wagons owned by the various com
panies, the selling company hopes to
reduce the cost of distribution. There
is no intention to increase the price
of ice, it is said. but the plan is to
facilitate the delivery Of the product.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
WORK TO RESUME
ON NORTH STAR MINE
Former Rich Yuma Mine Is Examined
by Mining Engineers With View
OF Further DEVELOPMENT.

u n AAAMGE ueVeAOnmRmIs
Yuma, Ariz., Jan. 1O.-Worl1 is to be
resumed soon at the old North star
mine.
Several engineers have recently
visited the North Star and carried
owners have refused a cash offer Of
$4,000 for the group.
In the early days the North Star
produced over million dollars in
gold. Down to 100 feet the ore was
very rich Dut below that nothing eX-
cept low grade was found.
H. W Fahrenbrink is securing sat
isfactory results on his group adjOin'
ing the North Star He has put down
several vertical so foot shafts and has
driven a crOsscut tunnel 3S4 feet This
tunnel is now being pushed ahead and
in a few feet should cut a ledge that
shows on the surface and is from Is
to 80 feet wide. This ledge can be
traced for several thousand feet and
at several points carries gold values.
Within a few weeks Felix Mayhem
one of the original locators Of the
North Star, will be shipping ore from
the King of Arizona, on which he has
a lease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10

no danger Of liberation or other accident,
and the period will be one Of supreme COM
fort and joyful anticipation.
Mothers Friend is one Of the greatest
of all helpful influences, for 1t robs child
birth of all its agonies and dangers, dispels
all the doubt and dread, all sense Of fear,
and thus enables the mind and body to
await the greatest event in a womans lie
with untrammeled gladness.
You viii find it on sale at all drug stores
at S1.00 bottle, or the druggist will gladly
get it for you. Mothers Friend is prepared
only by the Bradfeld Regulator Co., 237
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga, who will mail
an instructive book to expectant mothers.
Write for it to-day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10

a penetrating external
application after the
formula Of a noted
family doctor, and lu-
bricates every muscle,
nerve, tissue or ten
don involved.
By its daily use
there viii be no pain,
M distress No Nausea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
~ InsfaiIs DE- EIeetrIe Pump.

on00 gallons per minute has been IN
efalled on the Mclean ranch near
Purch. where the company recently
sunk a "a inch bored well. This well,
which is 120 feet deep, is to be used
as a reserve supply in addition to the
Od Dominion supply.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
WILL OPERATE THE
CORONA QUEEN MINE

ProebsteI, mining engineer. who has
leased the Corona Queen mines, re-
Gently operated by the Seligmans Of
London, has arrived here, and intends
to rush work Mr.. Proebstel had a
small force of men at work, which he
secured at Ell PasO, but he has dis
charged them all. Now he viii start
in with good hands and rush work.
FL PasO Optical Co., Inc, opticians to
the st-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
RICH STRIKE MADE
IN MINE NEAR DEFINING

ENG N NJ Jan 1o-A strike has been MADE Gi the ROIeru Of
II of Dming An assay sample from TINS nine showed
silver ASSAYS 4LOl O!neL
valuation $3.50 ton "A IoLe u ~ & tun
neing to the main body which VIII mean Int ~ " - ~ wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
More Enthusiasn.

Enthusiasm in the Greater Wheeling
movement continues to increase each
day. The proposition Is the all-absorb-
ing topic of discussion among the III.
tie knots OF citizens on the streets. IN
the mills or wherever the occasion per-
mits. These are not arguments, but
discussions. Go and ask the grocer.
the confectioner. the druggist. or more
convincing than these-the daily toll
er, the man who works every day in
the week. and on Sunday cannot buy
pack OF "scrap"-ask these IL they
would not prefer the advantages OF
freedom to the bondage of a court
house ring" Annexation of Benwood
to Wheeling is inevitable. II may be
a year or two years. but the end Is as
certain as death. The men behind the
movement are honest. have money.
are In earnest and have the workin G
class tvotes) with them. The promo
tiers are working faithfully perfecting
plans which will bring about the real
iZation Of what they think IS right.
The time Is ripe for you to declare
your allegiance TO a court house ring"
or TO justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
HAY FEVER VICTIMS
TAKE THIS ADVICE
Start Using This Simple, Harmless
Treatment al Once, and Ward
OF Attack.

The application OF Nostriola two or
three times daily during the Hay Fe
yer season will purify. cleanse and
strengthen the lining OF the air pass.
ages so they can resist the attack
and you won't be bothered with those
dreadful spells of sneezing, wheeling
and weeping
Certainly every sufferer from Hay
Fever should try the Nostriola treat.
ment. II costs but trifie-less than
hali-cent day-and a pleasant sur.
prise awaits all who use H.
The Nostriola treatment Is simple
easily applied. and Always brings
prompt relief in cases OF Hay Fever.
tatarrh. Group. Asthma and all dis.
eases and stoppages OF the air pass.
ages.
All druggists sell and recommend
Nostrlola. II is put up in handy sanf
tary tubes-price p cents for about
sixty days treatment. Get a tube OF
your druggist to-day. and you'll wish
you had tried Nostriola sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
BENWOOD
To Complete PAVING.

II was reported on good authority
yesterday that the second mile OF the
paving OF the Boggs run road would be
finished about Wednesday OF next
week. Remarkable progress has been
made on the work during the
past few days. The force OF workmen
has been increased until now upwards
of fifty men are employed A few
weeks ago II was not thought possible
that the entire work would be finished
by the end OF the year. but since the
result OF the push" which has recent.
ly been injected. IL Is not only thought
possible. but altogether probable
Those who have been In touch with
the work since the beginning readily
agree that the manner in which Il Is
being done ds above reproach. Now
that excellence and speed have peen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
PRIZE FOOD
Pslatsble. Economical. Nourishino.

NebT. woman has outlined tho
prize FOOD In a few words. aud that
from personal experience. She writes
Atter our long experience with
Grape nuts. cannot say enough in
lls favor. We have used this food
almost continually for seven years
We sometimes tried other adver-
used breakfast foods but we invari-
ably returned 20 Grape Nuts a. the
most palatablc. economical and nour.
ishinr Of all
When I cult tea and coffee and
beEan % use Postum and Grape Nuts
] was almost n nervous wreck I was
20 irritable ! could not sleep nights.
had no interest In life.
After using Grape Nuts a short
time ] began 20 improve and an these
ailments have disappeared and now
am 2 well woman Ny two children
nave been almost raised on Grape
day
They are pictures Of health and
nave never had the least symptom Of
stomach trouble. even throurh The
most severe siege 81 whoopinr courb
They could retain Grape Nuts when
an else failed
Grape Nuts food has saved doctor
blus. and has been, therefore. a most
economical food for US"
q. Name given BY Postum Co. Battle
feek. Mich. Red The Road 10
Wellviile.' Ia pkgs. There's = Rea-
Ever read the above letter. A new,
one appears from time 70 time They
are genuine, true and full Of human
interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

-ooloT Tor hls srtiinzs. David R@as~,
scL<tf -IacclelEhf Cnrry
1hs Eirl net hia % ths tizy porea
uai ne naures called tns 'froa'
or his am and suasl.d- -Yos.Sou =,
an Agcat Mo hAs heard o. NJ tan
inE-- ~ asked
n,avid removed bis haf AID stos,s 10.
lQN Der o. the steps -No-rhAf is
~, ~ $500 az. q y0gsT, i sy Tor s.sals,
and STOPPED taking.
tsrrY laughed uerriiy. But
III vas ed 20 believe you we're
queer. ] had pictured a native olA
maid Who's upper story had more or
setL you're not a All phat I expect
"a and don't know hoW 20 apologize. =
David hNrred out
Let me see the cAndlestscks.
pleas, she said al last enJOyiag his
embarrassment
No-really -"
But must see them. They're
stunntngi Come In and let me see
bow they look on my mantel Dol
And David Reaves stepped over the
threshold Of the little room and Knew
that he had found some Atmosphere
Tor bis work lie sat IN The old horse
hair armchair and listened while the
Eiri told him Why she was there and
Why the neiEhbors thought she VAS
queer. And oh, I do wish you could
have seen the chandeliers that drove
me 10 this. she laughed. throwing out
her arms 20 embrace the room fun Of
candlesticks.
Don't wish that on me. I beg Of
You David retortsd
1 won't n you'll peer about this old
village from time 10 time and ind me
some more beauties like these two
candlesticks." she said
''I'll do II" David said firmly.
And TO reward you Ill ask my
cousin. Corinne Arnold. TO come and
srepd the summer with me and Won
may call on-us DO you want TO
rick being thought queer. too7- she
asked naively.
David's expression answered her.
My cousin illustrates books and
lives In town. so you'll ind her inter
esting. I'm sure" Carry added.
Your cousin will merely make Il
proper for me to call on You and
hook AZ you IN the candlelight," David
ventured as he rose TO go. Frankly.
now. isn't that"
But Carry held up her hand in pro-
terrupted. I'm dreadfully lonely
down here in this awful village. but
I simply can't AFFORD TO live anywhere
else. and-oh. Corinne viii think II
delightful change"
"Corinne will have my blessing. I'm
sure. for ! begin to see what she'll
be doing for-well. for me" he added
pointedly.
And for fear he would saw more
Carry closed the door to live I'm dream
land TIL he should come again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

20 BE- reported that a. several OF the
mines IN this vicinity and across Inc
Iiter the pump men. repairmcn and
olner men are fast going 10 their work
aitter being idle Tor the past two weeks
tolloW ing the march Of over 900 mon
from Hellaire 10 this section n Ia
ltPorted mat most an ~ the mines
tlme. and viii be kept IN good sham
IN case n satisfactory settlement n
MADE between he operators and mi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
MOUNDSYILLE
Appeared Before County Court.

A large number OF Moundsville most
progressive merchants appeared be
lore the Marshall County Court. in
session yesterday, and presented a
signed petition asking that the court
order the street paving 20 continue
rom the Simpson home. In Glendale.
70 the city limits. Several Of the bus
mess men addressed the court. after
Mhich the president, MIR. u. b. Nc.
Mechen. stated that he. as well as the
remaining two members of the court
mad been bitterly criticised for street
paving done In and about the county.
ana that he would leave II TO that
body OF men whether the Democratic
organ on Lafayette avenue was In the
ri8ht, or the court IL IL likely that
the paving viii be ordered done by
the court. and then IL the city secs
NJ. they viii pave Western avenue
ana II viii be one continuous brick
road between this city and Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

The Benwood- Bellaire Transfer Com
pany resumed operations yesterday,
and did a rushing business. The com
pany was forced 10 suspend deliveries
IN this city from Saturday until the
case OF G. W. Furbee and others was
tried in Squire Clayton's court Tues
day. II IL understood that the com
pany has secured a foreigner who for
merly worked for Steve Kacinski TO
operate the transfer pending tine trial
OF Furbee before the next session of
the grand jury. While a delivery was
being made in Hitchmans row yes
terday. a horde OF desert-stricken for
eigners gathered about the wagon as
flies gather about a well-sugared mo-
lasses sponge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

transacted business at Wheeling yes
Three convicts were discharged
from the state prison yesterday hav-
ing served out their sentences
Mrs. Grayce Miller and daughter
VIII leave this evening for their home
al Ned, Pa. after spending the past
lev days here with relatives.
Misses Nevada Ernest and Mona
Sullivan will leave next Wednesday
points.
Mrs. Harold Alexander OF Third
street Is spending a few days with
friends and relatives az Warrington.
Mrs. w. w. Henderson OF Fifth ST
Is spending a few days with friends
and relatives az Pittsburgh. Pa.
George ;. Weaver left yesterday
Tor Grafton where he will spend a
few days with friends.
Dr. j. l.. Sivert who was injured
in an auto accident a few weeks ago
came To the home Of his sister on
Eighth street. this city.
Mrs. Bert Logan Is confined to her
Gus illness
Mrs. a. l. Burton left last Wed.
resday for Waycross. Ca. after spend
ing the past few days here with her
Mrs. Wiley Roberts will leave today
for New Philadelphia. Ohio where
she will visit for n few days.
Mrs. George W. Turner OF Cincin-
natl. Ohio is spending n few days with
friends and relatives I'm this city.
Miss Jeanette Martin returned home
last evening from Uh-ichsvillc. OHIO
whore she visited the past few days
Mr and Mrs. a. T. McDanicls have
returned home from GAINESVILLE. Ohio
where they spent the past few days
with relatives and friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

Oliver w Stewart Will speak in the
auditorium at the camp grounds ON
saturday afternoon. August /. at 2
CLOCK. instead OF at the court house
MI. stewart comes to this city under
inc auspices OF the Flying Squadron"
which has IT, headquarters AT India.
hapohs' with Governor Hadley in
charge. Mr. Stewart is one III the
greatest speakers of the day and will
use FOR his subject National ProbibI-
ton and all are cordially invited TO
hear him W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

rne Two TRUSTEES. Mont Dullo. white.
OF Harrison county. and Clarence
Johnson. colored, were recaptured fol
lowing their getaway while at work
on the county roads Of Berkly mt
ana were received At the state prison
last "wednesday evening The men
each nave only a small time to serve
yet but all Of their good time is now
on and they must remain behind the
Dars and MI the unexpired term now.
FARMER captured both and will re-
ceive the customary 500 reward for
bath
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
City Deserted.

Benwood was practically deserted
yesterday. owing TO the BARRIERS pic
mic at Canton. o.. and the Wheeling
grocers' picnic out the pike. Barber
shops were closed throughout the day.
a great many BARRIERS OF this city Ierr
on the special excursion over the
Wheeling a. Lake Erie early yesterday
morning, although several made the
trip in automobiles.