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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
COMMISSIONERS
FOR APALACHIcOLA
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.


Apalachicola. June 2.--The Apaiachi-
cola city election under the new coFa-
mission form ~ government occurred
yesterday and resulted ~ the eler-
tion ~ Samuel r. league. mayor. John
q RuEe and ". J nuKzntte a. COM
niRaionera
The city executive committee u
composed ~ y p. Cotter. A. r. Whites
side and J. W. wakeneld
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
soUTsERs GAS MEN
eAvHER At CHARLESTON

Charleston 81 G.. Juna About ere
hundred aeleNafea attended tire opening
at ire Isle Of Pines. this morning. ~ the
seventh annual convention ~ the south
era Gas Association Fnrtw-tRo rev
members Nere elected Tampa New
Orleans and Roanoke ara seeking the
1915 meeting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
MESSAGES FROM GERMANS.

Many messages were received re the
white house today suggesting @ The
president the course he should follow
"a the relations between the United
States and Germany Many ~ the
telegrams came from German -Amefi-
can societies urging against any dras-
tic action in the present situation.
The British. French and Russian
embassies today assured the state de-
partmeut they win give safe conduct
to Doctor Bernhard pcrnhurg when
~ leaves the United States Il Is re-
ported - wih So % Norway this
month Dernburg is the German who
aroused the resentment 81 the Wash
ington government Is an address JUST
flying the sinking n tho Lusltanla.
Later Ia vas learned ne decided -
leave the country voluntarily.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
EXPOSITION COMMISSIONERS .
CREATED BY STATE SENATE
Governor Authorized to APP
point Five to Confer With
Pensacola Officials.
SENATOR JONES Is
FATHER OF IDEA
Pensacola, Scene of Events,
Leading to cession of
Florida, Legal Place.

Preliminary steps cor a great axpo-
aition in Pensacola Ia the year 1918 20
celebrate the one hundredth annivar-
sary a the cession u Florida 60 the
United states hy spain. were taken
when the Florida senate passed a raso-
luton Monday creating the Once OF
exposition commissioners. ave in nnn-
Der. who viii confer with the city
officials and cftisena &C Pensacola with
the view q providing for this great
event
Senator John n Jones of Esoamhla,
- the father of the Idea. and he in
trodnced the resolution I'm the senate
and secured les passage. Pensacola
was the center of tho greatest events
surrounding the eesHion OF Florida TO
the United States. II was IN THIS
city that the first American govern
ment FOR Florida waa established bv
Andrew Jackson. and IL was also m
Pensacola that the hrtn statutory laws
OF Florida we're enacted in 1888.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
SENATE RESOLUTION.

The resolution passed by the state
senate IL as follows.
"Jolnt resolution relatinR h holding
OF an exposition IN the city Of pensa-
cola 10 celebrate the eenslon Of fInrI-
da by Spain 90 the United states
Whereas The territory comprising
she state II Florida was purchased bv
the United States In the year 1919. and
whereas said purchase was ratified in
the year 1891. and whereas the blea-
sings. prosperity and happiness aneru-
Ing 10 said territory, ita Inhabitants.
their defendants and 10 the nanv
people now inhahitinr the state az
Florida. are cause for the most GRO
found gratitude and THANKSGIVING. and
whereas, the immeasurable value. can
uvating beauty the extraordinary
heaithfulness and the exquisite cli-
mate of Florida are Unknown and un-
appreciated ~ the millions who have
never enjoyed SIS hoapitaIityt
Whereas. The city Of Pensacola
and its Vicinity wa the scene of the
greatest events which led 70 the ces-
sion or Florida BY Spain 70 the United
States:
Whereas, The fret American gov
eminent In Florida was established AZ
Pensacola BY the heroisHn and patrio-
uEm u the great soldier and deno-
cratic statesman. Andrew Jackson:
"wheretH. The first legislative coun-
81 for the territory of Florida was
held a. Pensacola. AMI the FIRST stafu-
tory laws ~ Florida wsre enacted az
Pensacola IN 1879;
Whereas The CITY 81 pannac0la
AFFORDS the best and most interesting
evidence Of the historic past snd N tho
superiority and beneaoanca 81 Ameri-
can Government In Florida. and
Whereas. The people 81 Pensacola.
and ~ West Florida. are DESTROYS OF
holding a. Exposition AZ Pensacola
for the purpose ~ celebrating the One
Hundredth Anniversary ~ the oesaion
~ Florida ~ spain e. the United
states; now. therefore. be n
Resolved. By the legislature or the
state II Florida;
That the Governor ~ Florida In
hereby authorized and requested to
appoint 1ve commissioners from the
State - large ~ confer with the eom~
miErsoners n the CITY az Pensacola
and committees representing the neo-
pie % said city. and other cities. ard
the counties of West Florida for the
purpose ~ aReeFtaining and deter
mining and reporting - the legislature
a. its next session the manner and
means IN and ~ which the State can
most appropriately lend So aid and co..
I operation - the city ~ Pensacola ~
i the holding n A. exposition in the year
/ 1919 ~ 1891. Tor the purpose ~ com
nasnoratinw and celebratins the cssslon
~ Florida ~ Spain - the United
states"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
A.. { N. COLLEGE CADETS IN CAMP

and Noble strssts-T W.. Taber Of Brown
wood. TO IS. II. Gibbons. lots ana ana
the east "a feet. 90 inches OF lots 3. block
g. Franklin Heights addition consideration
81 OO0- Jan e. 1915
South side OF Helen street between Mar
tiuez and Logan aveuues-El Paso HelEnts
Improvement Co. TO Luigi DaiZatto, Of So
zorro county. n ~. lot Is. block lus, ~
Paso Heights addition. consideration SO;
south SIDE OF Helen street. between Mar
tiuez and Logan avenues-El Paso Heights
Investment Co. 90 Nittore Dalzattos lot =,
block los. II Paso Heights addition con-
siderution S55; Feb %. 1915.
North side OF First street. between lays
ana Park streets-Oscar Darwin owen 70
Mrs Bessie B. Bailey. east one-hat Of trac-
tiouaI block IS. Magoffin addition 81 and
other considerations; Dee @. 1913.
West side Of Houston street. between Rosa
and Durazno streets-Lincoln Park Realty
and Investment Co to William Edmund
Hurzthal. lots 10 and II. block .. Lincoln
Park addition; consideration $780, March s,
south side OF Bliss street. between Ray
nor and san Marcial streets-E'ranz B. Had
lock 10 Phoeuix-El Paso Building Co, lots
- and p. block IS. East II Feso aadluon'
consideration $500; Feb. "a. 1913
South side Of san Jose street. between
Division and Raynor streets-ThOmas s
Parker and wife. OF san Diego county. cal.
20 John A Bradshaw. lots and 10, block
g. Castle Heights addition; consideration
south side OF Durazno street. between
Grama and Copia streets--James " Robins
to Sarah j.. Ball. lots % and %. block 80.
EastnEl Paso addition; consideration $780,
March g. 1915
Lots in CanutiIlo-EI CanutiIIo Townsite
and Land CO. TO W. II. stein. lots I. and
3 block Q. Canutiloi consideration $50;
July IS. 1919
Public school lands. Fl Paso county-Jos
Peay TO Z. II. Tucker. OF Dallas county.
section /. block 45iz; sections 8. 6, 2, "a
and Is. block a; and sections - and IS.
block A. public school lands. SO and other
considerations; Dee 2. 1914.
Luna and Grama Streets n Vasquez
and wife TO Emma Higgins. lots 81 and .,
block 81. East Fl Paso addition; considera-
ton $780, Feb /. 1915
Licensed TO Wed.
Frank n Pickle 20 Lola Dora
Birfhs-Female.
To Mra r. D. Shivalle, Hotel Dieu;
Feb. IL
To Mrs. J. S. P. Garfield :41o Aurora
street; FEB. IS.
To Mrs Buena Careslino, Val Verde sddi-
ton. Feb IS
To Mrs. J. A. BaIdsras. sos Pisdras street;
March ..
Birfhs-Male
To Mrs Joe CoraIes $50 Tulaross street;
To slTsA Lena slorsa. s0Is san Antonio
street; March 2
To Mrs Benigno Escajsda- s17 Tays
street; March 10.
To Mrs c ". Groom, Knlcksrbocksr
apartments. March II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
New Mexico Student Sol
diers Camping With Reg
uIars at Fort Bliss.

Drills. field work and lectures are
the order Of the day for companies a
and B OF the cade1 CORDS OF the New
Mexico A & NJ college. who arrived
Friday night from Nesilla Park. The
boys are encamped at Fort Bliss,
occupying the old post exchange
building Of the Sixth field artillery.
A regular course Of work has been
prescribed by Lieut.. s P. Herren, COM
mandaut Of cadets. who is in charge Of
the encampmenL Field exercises are
held in the morning and lectures lu
the afternoons. Guard mount is held
each afternoon at $50 and the cadets
do regular tours OF guard duty. The
lectures will include First aid and
camp hygiene" by Mai Clarence j.
Manly. medical corps. 10th infantry;
William Graham. 20th infantry; and
demonstration Of machine gun work By
Lieut.. Arthur Ahrends. Of the machine
gun platoon of the goth infantry
Baseball games VIII be played each
afternoon with one company OF the
2eth infantry. beginning with game
with Co. @ Saturday afternoon The
nOncommfssiOned officers viii also be
given Instructions in map work and
the cadets viii be taught the bayOnet
exercise by the nOneOmmissiOned Off
GERS OF Co G.. 10th infantry. C. R. Rus
sell. the college coach, accompanied
the boys on their trip
Names OF A. & VI. Cadets.
The members Of the cadet corp are:
Company B. Capt ". D. Tuttle,
Lieut.. Z. Taylor. % Lieut. Fred Que
senberry. LIST Sergt c. Germany, Sergts-
@. Humble, l. Locke, IT, Lane; Corps
D. Rensrovv, H c. COe. j. B. Robertson,
s. Bowman. r Livesay. Harry Bennett,
A. D. JOurdan. H Hyland. J. Ladds
privates A. Aguirre. F. Aguirre. J. Al
varez, K. Beubin. A Carpenter. z Cart
wright, 2. Costa. S. lCrulty, G. Crulrys
c. Evans, E. Fountain. n Fountain =
Fremoirs, n Hammum. X Heilman, B
Hill. ". LedfOrd. P. Lopez. H Lu1ans
A. navarro. c. Powers, c Richard, W
Sinnock, ". Simmons. G. Viclcers- L
Walker. c. Walker, ]. Weatherby.
Company A; Capt Joe Quesen0erry,
1st Lieut. Edward Wharton, ID Lieut.
Richard Bevans. Sergt Arthur. Kin
sell; Corps Maddox. Miller. Garrett
Witt. Ladd. company musician. Harris
privates. Alvarez. Beagle. Blazer, Bow
man, Cook, Bull, Carpenter, Carson.
Conway. Ellis. Foster. Fountain, Gayon,
Goddard. Gonzalez Grizzle, Hagerty,
Hardy. Hare. Hill. Harrington. Jack
son, James, Lucer0. Macgregor, Meer-
schudt Miller. Price. Robbins. Saenz,
Rhodes, Scott -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
SAYS last LAWS
PASSED ILLEGAL
Governor Mcdonald Files
Veto Message With Sec
retary Of State

Santa Fe. " NJ, March 13.-Governor
". c. Mcdonald, in a veto message
filed today with the secretary Of state,
takes the stand that the legislature
passed out OF existence yesterday noon,
and that therefore bills passed since
then. and many important ones are in
cluded, are Of necessity null and void,
no matter how desirable the legislation
may be.
This veto disapproves house bill No.
g. relative 70 the safekeeping OF public
moneys
The senate refused to confirm the ap-
pointment Of BoleSlO ~ Pine. Of So
zorro. for insurance commissioner. 10
succeed Jacobo Chaves. and Of A. P. Hill,
TO succeed Trinidad C. De Baca- for
game warden. and the whole matter is
TO be threshed out before the state SUI
preme court and also before the federal
court.
The senate passed an appropriation Of
$500 10 pay the expenses incurred in
the TeXas-New Mexico boundary suit,
but with the provis0 mat no further eX-
peuse was 10 be incurred The house
cOncurred in the amendment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
d. S. IEACH orIrs CLTn HOARn

IT, = Beach has resigned from the
directorate Of the Country club and his
place has been taken by Talley Brown.
Mr. Beach resigned because of bust
ness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
MAYER To GET
REDUCTION MILL
Gray Eagle Company De
cides Upon New Location
For Proposed Plant.

Phoenix. Ariz., March. 13.-Plans for
the erection Of an electric reduction
plant at Crown King have been aban-
doned by the Gray Eagle Reduction
company. Instead the plant Will be
erected about a mile south Of Mayer
Fifty acres of the William Murphy
ranch have been purchased as site
No announcement has been made OF
the reason Of the change but It is pre-
sumed that more ore has been found
available at Mayer. Work is not TO
be suspended on the mines IN the
Crown King district whose owners
have been developing them in the ex-
uectatiOn of having a market for thier
ores in a few months. Plans are
being made to ship their ore down 10
Mayer. which is only about 20 miles
distant and down hill all the way
Climax MIL Makes Good Run
For the scond time this year the
climax mill has made successIul run
About 100 tons Of ore was treated and
a bar Of bullion worth several hundred
thousands dollars was the result In
der the present system Of operation
the Climax is more than paying its way
and it is believed il can be once more
be made a heavy producer, as it was
several years ago
A short run was recently made at
the Gold Basis mill. on ore from the
1ntrable mine The recovery was In ex-
cess Of $500 in gold In spite Of the
TACT that deep snow has caused some
trouble all winter, the Mirable is pay
ing its way.
Takes over Juanita
D. A. Seaman has taken over the
Juanita Mine from the Juanita Mining
d Milling company, composed of him
self and other Phoenix citizens. It
is understood that he VIII insu a
caypide plant at the Juanita in the
spring Mr.. Seaman is now personally
in charge Of the property and is max
ing plans for a mill run. The Juanita
has a small plant and about 1000 tons
Of milling ore ready for treatment
Warren & Peters are arranging to
install a small mill at their Promoter
mine. in Rock Canyon Their main
working is tunnel which is in 100
feet and has attained a vertical depth
of so feet In the breatt of the tunnel
is a four-foOt vein averaging $40 a ton
in gold Most Of the ore is concentra-
ting product but kidneys OF free-mill-
ing ore occur.
a. L Harroun. one Of the new owners
Of the Richenbar mine. has taken
charge at the property The old shaft
which is down -465 feet. is TO be timber
ed The mill is to be overhauled-
FairFiew to ship
Shipments from the FairvieW mine,
near Crown King. viii begin shortly.
The ore is to be handled at the Hum
bOldt smelter. An S00-f9ot wagon
road has been constructed TO afford
transportation facilities The. ore comes
from a tunnel and little asserting is
necessarv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
California SDoon4 ArrIved,

The Ell Paso Herald has just received
a big shipment OF California souvenir
spoons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
FORM RAILWAY COMPANY
TO TAP ORE AT AJO

Bisbee. AriZ. March I3.-AcCordlng
to an announcement here by T. n.
Schumacher, chairman Of the board OF
directors Of the Rock Island railroad
system. the Tucson and ella Bend
Railroad company VIII be formed for
the construction Of a railroad from
ella Rend, -AriEs-.te=st5o-; miles south
OF Efila Bend The purpose Of the rail-
road is=to reach che New CorHslia prop
critics OF the Calumet and Arizona Min
ing company. The company, he said,
will be incorporated within a week OF.
ten days.
The company will be owned equally
by the Calumet and Arizona and by the
Ell PasO- and Southwestern companies.
Mr.. Schumacher J.fE German first
vice president Of the Rock island. and
Walter Douglas. managing director of
the Phelps-DOdger interest 1rl the west,
left Friday for san sErauciscos TO ar
range with PRESIDENT Sprouie of the
Southern Pacific for connecting with
the Southern Pacific at CHA Bend 1t
is intended to have the railroad com
pleted and in operation within a year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

REGISTEREI. POLAND CHINA HOGS.
RESULTS
Are what every man wants when he buys
hog My Poland Chiuls viii bring you re-
suits. they are bred with that In view Are
great foragers and mature quick. start now
20 raise your OWN Bacon Hams. Sausage
and Lard few extra piss 20 sell viii
buy many necessities Of life. Ny Poland
Chiuas viii help to curtaiI your expenses
Ask for my Illustrated hos cataloE. it viii
help you TO decide on the breed you need 20
start with
J. T. HALL. BOX 1. HACIENDA. TEXAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
Putting Up Screens That
VIII In.a q IL H..

For years" said a prominent Fl
PasOan the other day, I was subjected
TO constant annoyance and expense be-
cause of sagging or loose screens on
the pOrches at my home. But that's all
over now I've replaced the old screens
with BUrrowes Rustless-the kind Sc
cured with the patent lock strip and
The Eathbun-MiE company, 40 Mesa
Ave. installed the Burrowes for me. -
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

BROTHER OF J. GALLARDO
FEARS HIS BROTHER IS DEAD

Manuel Gallardo, who was governor
Of the state Of Jalisco gnder Gen. Por-
break of the Madero revolution. has
received no direct information about
his brother joaquin Gauardo. who is
reported 10 have been killed in Guada-
lajara after the occupation by Villas
troops.
Senior Gallardo. who is living in FL
PasO and has taken no part in any of
the revolutions, declares that. while
he has had no direct Information about
his brother. his family fear that he has
met death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
ORE ASSAYING
$751; IS FOUND
Entire Shaft on Tim Haw-
kins Claim Is in Good
Gold Bearing Ore.

Prescott. Ariz March 15.-Ore as
saying S161 q ton has been cut in the
bottom Of 12-fOot shaft being sunk
on the Tim Hawkins claim, Black
Rock district. This ore is heavy with
OXidized. iron mingled with quartz.
There IS about one foot Of the rich
streak. but the entire shaft As in ore
that averages above $50 a ton in gold
The shaft is 10 be sunk TO greater
depth and drifts run both ways on the
ore. It is believed that this is one Of the
biggest gold strikes ever made in
Navapai county.
Rich strike in Old Mine
Arrivals from the HarQua Hala dis
trict bring news Of rich strike in the
old Harqua Hala mine. which in the
early DAYS produced several hundred
thousand dollars worth OF gold. This
ore was encountered in a crosscuT
from the sixth level. at q vertical
depth Of 300 feet II is probable that
the mill on the ground viii be started
up once more 20 handle the ore from
the new strike. A few months ago a
mill run on ore from other parts Of the
mine resulted in the recovery OF a
$1,000 bar Of gold bullion.
Has option on RussiOn GrOuR
Carl " Hooper. Of Phoenix. has
taken an option on the Russian group
Of claims, in the Congress district.
owned by John Agnou and James
Mckay The main shaft is now down
100 feet ond is in a body OF ore five
feet wide. which averages S25 a ton.
Two feet OF this ore runs as high as
800. A new hoist has been ordered
and development work is to be pushed
with vigOr. This vein parallels the
Congress and another big gold prOpo-
sitiOn may be developed.
Before the end Of this month the 10
stamp mill at the Fortune mine will
be in operation. a railroad spur has
been built 10 the property. a tunnel
IS in 1900 feet and thousands Of tons Of
ore have been blocked out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
INQUIRY For N. NJ. CTILFsPIF.

S. A. bravo, of Holdrege. Neb-. has
asked the aid Of chief of police T. "
Davis in locating Mr.. and Mrs II. "
Gillespie The Gurley Mercantile com
pany. Of Seadrift Tex. has written the
chief Of police asking If James L. Bolles
IS located in Fl PaSO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
SAYS RAILROADS MAKE No
.-.--- :.

Chicago, III. March 15.--Figures pur-
porting 10 show that the interstate
freight rates on grain and grain prod
ucts in the southwest territory were
not sufficient 10 yield profit TO the
railroads. were given by c. Z. Perkins,
freight traffic manager of the Missouri
Pacific and Iron Mountain systems,
who resumed his testimony Friday in
the interstate commerce commissions
hearing Of the western railroads petit
tion for higher freight hates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
Charged with FIrinr pistol.

Manuel Luera was arrested by the
police Friday night and charged with
carrying q pistol. Tt is alleged that he
entered a dance hall on the south side
and fired two shots.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
TUCSON WANTS
NINE RAILROAD
Seeks to Have Ajo Line Built
to Tucson Instead of to
ella Bend, Ariz.

Tuscon, Ariz., March 13.-At a meet
ing Of the Tuscon Luncheon club Fri
day night plans were discussed for per-
susding the Calumet and Arizona Min
ing ccnnanv TO build its proposed Ajo
railroad from Ajo to Tucson instead Of
the ella Bend. Word from the east
indicates that ella Bend meets with
greater favor on the part Of the min
ing company directorate
The New Coruelia properties which
the Calumet and Arizona is about 10
develop in the Ajo district. are about
so miles southwest Of Tusc0n by air
line. The railroad, II built from
Tuscon, would be about 100 miles in
length. If built from ella Bend, on the
Southern Pacific the distance would be
about 50 miles, It is said The saving
in construction cost is the chief factor
in favor Of the ella Bend route. IL is
said Both lines have been surveyed
by the company's engineering depart
menL-
TuscOn's Arguments
The argument which Tuscon will
use in seeking the railroad are;
A direct connection between the Ajo
railroad and the western terminus Of
the II Paso and Southwestern here.
This would permit the hauling OF con-
centrates from Ajo TO the Calumet and
Arizona smelter at Douglas with but
Que transfer, namely in the Tuscon
yards
Possibilities OF developing a large
commercial business for the Ajo rail-'
road I'm the territory between Ajo and
Tuscou- This would include mining
ore. bullion. concentrates and supplies.
cattle. farm produce and the supplies
needed by ranchers. a report on this
business was compiled about a year ago
by a committee OF the chamber Of com
merce for submission 10 the Calumet
and Arizona company.
May Talk to Southwestern
At Friday nights meeting. address
es were made by John b. Wright and
others, and 1t was proposed that a
committee be sent TO Bisbee. The
committee would ask the Calumet and
Arizona TO build its line from Tuscon.
Failing. il would ask the Fl Paso and
Southwestern TO extend its line from
Tuscon to Ajo.
a party of Calumet and Arizona Of
ficials. including Chester A. ConEdon,
director; general manager John c.
Greenway. and DR.. L. ID. Ricketts, con-
sultiuE engineer has been at the Ajo
properties for more than a week out
lining plans for development Of the
huge low grade copper deposits held
by the company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
DAILY RECORD


BullulnE Eernils-
To p II. B0udeaux. TO build brick bun
gaiow on lots u and - block IS. East Fl
Paso addition; estimated cost. $4,000.
To +. Eavel. 20 build a brick oven at
Rosa and san MarciaI streets; estimated
cost. SO
To PhoeniZ-Il Paso Building Co. TO make
changes and repairs at Ayers Apartments
estimated cost $1,000.
Deeds Filed.
South side OF Boulevard, between Octavia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
WILL REBUILD
FLU0RINE MILL
100000 Plant Destroyed by
Mexican's Cigaret Just
When Completed.

Fluorine. y ", March 13-Plans
have already been put under way for
rebuilding the 500, 600 concentrating
and cyanide mill Of the Calumet Com
mercial company. which was destroyed
here this week The hish officials of
the company were on hand TO witness
the first tests of the new mill, when
the fire destroyed il ami they immedi-
ately ordered its rebuilding.
There was no insurance upon the
plant and the loss Is total The fire
started from a lighted match dropped
in some loose oakum by a Mexican Ia
forer lighting a ciEaret
The Calumet company he'd beer. work
ing on this mill for over a year past
and had just completed il and started
on the first run Of-ore through the mill.
Work is in steady progress at the
mine and very rich high grade ore is
being found at depth In the mine work
inEs.
California spoons Arrived.
The Fl PasO Herald has just received
a big shipment Of California souvenir