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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
See RockweIl's farm ad- today.

See RockweII's farm ad- today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Curetun de-
parted Tuesday morning for their
home in Louisville. Ky. after spend
ing the holidays with relatives in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Seavolt and Mr.
and Mrs. James Gran have returned
home from Columbus, after spending
Christmas with Mrs. George Critch-
field
Miss Mildred AIer went to Column
bus Tuesday and viii return Wednes-
day with her mother. Mrs. Eugeria b.
Aler. who underwent an operation
several weeks ago.
Messrs. Shoots. erosion. Blake
and Kuckert left Tuesday for Dun
kirk, N. Y. where they will be em-
pIoyed in the Essex Glass Company's
new plant
Harley and Albert Hersey OF Van
Vert. who have been guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. s d. Hersey of Howard
street. returned Tuesday to their
home.
Coal ehesp-s2.7s. at YARD. for good
Shawnee tump coal Come while IL
lasts Mt. Vernon Ice Delivery CO.
Citizens phone ass. Bell Sta. tt
Miss Mae Mitchell returned to Lock
Tuesday after a visit with relatives
in the city. She was accompanied by
little Eloise Mitchell who will visit
in Lock for several days.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

> - - - - - - - - - p - = :
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. MendeuIiaII enter
tanned their childrnn and lzrandcEliI.
dren with a dinner Sunday.
Miss Esther Phillips spent saFaraI
days this week with reIatives IN MI
Vernon.
Earl Cochran. wife and som Of
Lexington visited over Christmas
with A. N. Cochran and family.
Mrs. j. W. McGa1Ein ami Miss Cora
McGugin were the. guests OF Ms
Rose Bartlett of near EhenHzer,- SAT-
urday
Paul Soekman and family spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Genrzs
Biggs
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Inks enterrain.
ed a number of their reIatives with a
dinner Christmas
w. W. Wilson and family and w. C..
Carson. wife and daughter, AIsiH-
we're the guests of d. H Wilsun ami
wife Saturday
Howard Brock and wife OF Mt. VeF.
non spent Friday night and Sarurriay
with David Horn and family
! Mrs. Herbert Phillips is ON the
sick list
| Miss Mary Bursun is visiting reia
tives in MI Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sellers were the
guests OF Jesse Sellers and famiiT oi
near Sparta, Thursday
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

Coughs and Colds Are Dangerous
Few Of Us realize the danger of
coughs and colds We consider them
common and harmless ailments How
ever. statistics tell us every third
person dies Of lung ailrnent. Dan
gerous bronchial and lung diseases
follow . neglected cold As your body
struggles against cold germs. no bet
ter aid can be had than DIR. Kings
New Discovery Its merit has been
tested by old and Young. In use over
Is years Get a bottle today. Avoid
the risk OF serious lung ailments
Druggists.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31


hetween the hours af / n. ami 2 p
of said day. the following dessrrf1esi laLIsxs
and teneunentss. to-xtt-
SitIIz3rss in the County OF kilSx-- and the
State af Ohio bounded 1nd dsssc-rbezt asE
folloWS- Being parts nj lots ftIEnn@r uszz
and six % amt - Of the fourth EIrzrreE- or
the seventh rowuSiIip Inel -yEeiftt1l rzEEIszes
L. ;. Military lands Agsunxte-i aTzzf- de=-
erihssi as fOsloES1 BEGINNING At tins. rlErfz-
south sr1 deg West I2-9T poie=ss to- .sEDIse.,
witness a locust y iiIcfiesF IN df1Iuete<s NJ
g Z deg. e l5t= links dfsxnnr- Jfnes1ce :
IL w IS paies tn a Stone n ctIes ". q
Corner 0f tine tfiIlierr,s lauNf. rfrssnees II
lst= deg w. 5.lR poieS rol 4 stone. IN rt.ss
public roads ttIefzce y Sss de<-- w ~
0-D poles tn u STONE tfre line 1rfrrE-=RT
tots . anzi q. there's. ". y cfe<rHssk w II
poles tn a. stUizes utIeEIces NJ n aezrn=s 4
l5@6e poles To A Ssaize- WItrress an stlr1 Irt.--
% incfes in diameter ". - ele=-res.sE w HI
links distant. ti1efce S - DE- e 40 uRiez
tn a paint ON tfie west bzus- of ttre Erl1ll
poltss tn an IRON srat<ea oH the eeszEI 1E1rE.
of said mill rnce. thence ssollEn Sz deEsrnzss
uf said lot N0l 6. tfIegrce 3 h deeE w
r1.11 poles tn the place az hee1r1irS- esat--
mated to conrniu tsfsf zcren rrorrss ar lets1
The ahove premises being zrrevu and ale=s--
tgnAted a. tina '-Mnuru> Mills Wuu-<rr-
also all the racss. firms. waIer Tryl-eszesi
and sxerytninx appsrrnlzlnE % an.r CON-
alsf oectIpie<i- The waiter dn1u Au1 ci-1-
privileges heinE estimated tp cuser ami
embrace ahou1 toszr az-re<z lTrr-z< iErl1n1<t.--
ateiyr north OF rus prezulsesh ne<rsc1nEr
descrfbefL The prefntses InoTse fescrrt.rzt
being the same pFe=xllsz-s enEENscfstf 20 so.l1r
Iaycox ami James Wehlrrs aIn1 Wltes ~
deed dateti AIlzr ii fxSe- asu1L rreorrteef IN
Book % at pax.s. IL OF De-tis aErzt MDEe l-zs--
- of EnDx County, 0tlos refeErsrrer m
which is hereby made fDR greater eesfzrln1--
~ of description of rls ureIrrHsss z.nat VzsEt-
~ priviIi<esI and being rf1e same T,rt9nRsss
conveyed To the snld Geor-eH 1<zI1lfntIlzsesr
hv Ieltsn T. RfrsEsil 1r E1ersIEDHr ofl ct1nf
last viii and tessuzueIE1 lf ElItEane1tn H1=s~-
arss Decreased fate@f Oe9. = r1eE- s1Efri azLie
being kpFiHovNsi and satlisr rI1ett ~ ~ f,-
-~rFssa srh1eves tiestrrhsf rsai es<srres laH.Et=
- in yftrrrn.-s Vsrrr Esrac 6laurrrrys y f1lE
Nr,rr-ise<I an Szr--08 SIX EnEStEed rll----
q SaNen DoifAES-
Terms OF sai1--s> s>Aell-
IgffN NJ W1OEISuK
Srerir StreN GouEaxHl 1f1irzl
uosrss sperry ard HnInilloG-. Ezrorrzsz
for plaintiff
IszI1e4silsI-T-1tS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
KILLED
In Detroit Was Former Fred.
eriCktOWD Man

Frederiektown. Dec. 2S-The re
mains of William Rundle of Detroit,
Mich. a former resident OF this vii.
lage. arrived her today for interment.
Rumble was killed Sunday in Detroit,
He was a structural steel worker and
leaves a wife and two children His
mother. Mrs Eliza Rumble. still re
sides here.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
JEWEL
Presented To Retiring WOr.
Shipf0I Master Williams

Clinton y. Williams. retiring wor-
shipful master of Mt. Zion lodge No.
3. F. & A. NJ. was presented with a
past masters jewel at the regular
meeting of the lodge Monday evening.
the occasion being St. John the Evan.
gelisi's Day. The speech of present
alton was made by Hon l. Tate
Cromley. and MIR. Williams responded
with fitting words.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
Hold Annual
BANQUET

banquet
Denison alumni and matricuIates in
this city to the number of twenty-two
banqueted at the Hotel Curtis Mon
day evening" The tables were deco
rated in red and green, while candles
and miniature Christmas trees gave
the proper holiday touch The fol
lowing program of speeches was pre-
sented by Toastmaster Clyde G. Com
ley:
Books and Book-Worms"-
Jean L. Mcintosh
"reminiscences" Campbell.
Our Neighhors and Our Relations
to Them"-Dr. c. Rector Dye
At the conclusion of the banquet.
future plans of the local association
came in for discussion, chief among
which was the securing Of the Denf
son glee club for a concert in this
city during March
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

narii.- Ders- sSS-4.s-1 HinvitiiIEE iiiEis
discussed OF ms tsym ffT-nH issrH m
Charles wsHrer nh FairvVHsv urit
FFznrs HHwistnH OF Niitnuf urvuEsnIn
Mr. HawtftnH iaH urrriiuEszf rtta Il 4
Huilisser ffH7m
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

are Levi Walker, Riley Levering and
c. w. Penn
Executors Appointed
Myrtle CAN'T and Arthur c. Rine-
hart have been appointed executors
of Alice p. Rinehart no bond being
required The appraisers are c. n.
Bishop, l.. G. Walker and s. A. Oar
ling
Marriage License
Robert w. Craig, farmer, Loudon.
vile, and Bessie F. Kempton, Freder-
icktown- Rev. o. E. Ford
Deed Filed
wflber Hoagland to ]. w. Clark
lot in Gam, $500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
TRAFFIC. Behaved
o,r =. a G.. 4sIt1zd wssgr Wfr-z nv
zs-1Sesr 1mvrr

The 81 l8 A. m b. & q. rrai1n vaH 4
1urr anu IS minutes IartH WHfi1Es=fia-
muFniIr and waE dgin uIn I'M Tina InE-a
varrfH until aftH11uun I'M aE,rDInu Gia
reiegrauii cEnnesttmrH 1Hs1yessn 1IIH
city ann BsilrtiIeH desf1ln IiTniiaI- XIT
uail1ss werH IhrH Gu 6mfr rIIuttE Hnt
traffic wass axcaHsfinEttE IiIzifr-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT

Bladensburg. Dec 2S-J. T. Turner
Of Louisville. Monroe county. has
been elected superintendent OF the
schools here Mr.. Turner is a single
man. about 10 years OF age and for.
merry taught in ulinels- For three
years. he has been an instructor IN
Ohio schools.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

WTfEsu -ffEs 1Ia-znIzsusH Is cz1z=G ~
a-n1HfflIzEiin1. EsE n Bftsr tfEs rzsEe Euz
viii lpss- ountsk 1aiiaz Nv 1n1zin< Ci1ED-
Iss-tiir raina1E. TfEsse zz1ls-s zasD
ru1u71rzH aiEs ddsEez1mn ZEirtatuzlnis
.zsTz--7V-fnzTE.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

Eiz-5 laa--undlsI,uHzr elscf-sr
IinnuE INV Illuminate tfEe szrssas rf
EfiT.tsH-sssausrn- tfse EhiiiD 1sr,ar A.
saxssr- gln-. sEBuuilafirE fie wD-1 IT.
siEF Hnh TURNING M 1fss ssisr.1-irf-T
rfiEsL
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

Miss Helen colville departed Tues
day for Wooster where she viii act
as bridesmaid at the wedding OF Miss
Dorothy Martin and Mr.. Harold Or.
mond- Miss Martin visited Miss
Colvilie here this fan-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
A Family
Dinner

Family
Dinner
Mrs j. P. Richardson and Miss Isa-
bel Richardson delightfully."- enter
tanned with family dinner at their
home on Christmas Day. A very de-
licious repast was served. covers be-
ing laid for the following Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Van voorhis, Misses
Ada and Clara Van voorlis. Mr.
Thomas Van voorhis, Mr. and Mrs. s.
J. Van voorhfs and children, Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Van voorhis and children
Mr.. and Mrs l. F. Denney and chill
dren, Miss Maud McGilI and the host
esses
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
rsig-kempton
Wedding

Wedding
Mr.. Robert W. Craig, a farmer Of
LoudonvilIe. and Miss Bessie F.
Kempton of Fredericktown were mar
ried Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock
by Rev. o. E. Ford at the parsonage
of the Methodist Protestant church.
The couple was attended They will
reside in Mt. Vernon
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

MH = d zis-z.sr M 7iuwzTG E-r==s1
WEE 4 Eisi1nr m IlniuuliIIIE rz Tzt.-s-
tfsav-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
Entertained
With Dinner

Entertained
With Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Beatty of Mans
field avenue entertained with a fam
lily dinner Christmas. Every member
of the family was present The out
oftown guests were- Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Driesch and son, Lawrence. of
Butler, Pa, Mrs. Blanch Peiaux of
Chicago, H. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Boswell of this city were invited
guests.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
Entertained
Will, Dance

Entertsined
With Dance
Miss Marian SIfngiuff pleasantly
entertained a number OF her friends
at her home on East Gambler street
with dance Monday evening A
very enjoyable evening was, spent in
dancing after which delicious refresh
ments were served to the eight cou-
pies present
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

The Knox county commissioners. at
th1er session Monday. appointed Dr.
5sAn Ciaypool as jail physician and
sunrMary physician He is 10 receive
So per year as sail physician and
Sise ms infirmary physician.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
BONDSMAN
WITHDREW
Al Deputy Sheriff Rc-ArrcSt-
ed FlOrin HOule
q A Charge Of Bastafdy
Monday Afternoon
1otioD For New Trial In The
Rawlings Case
Aev Jail And Infirnary Phys
ician Appointed
ober Notes From The County
Court House
olhef Notes From The County
Court House


rested Florin Houle at his home near
ChesberviIle Monday afternoon on a
change OF hastardy and placed him in
the Knox county jail
Houie was arrested several weeks
ago and after the examination was
hound over to the common pleas
court by a justice of the peace, bond
being fixed al s1eo. He gave surety
for the amount and vas released from
custody The latter part of last week
Ray Dickerson. one of the bondsmen.
appeared at the court house and with
drew his name as a bondsman- Ac-
oordingly il Was necessary to rear
rest HonIe and bring him TO the coun-
" Jail
The man was allowed 10 use the
Telephone Tuesday in trying TO secure
n new bond and il is believed he will
be able TO secure new bondsmen.
asasoa for New Trial
I'm the case of the State of Ohio VS.
A L. Rawlings. a motion for a new
trial WIS filed in the Licking county
csWts Monday by William NJ Koons
a this city and Attorney Fulton of
Newark Rawlings was convicted on
Q change of forgery last Thursday. In
ths motion for a new trial the at
ssr1eys allege that the prosecuting
xs1usney OF Licking county read the
aa2e Of man who was supposed to
Asye signed an affidavit opposing
change of venue in the case. whereas
<hs mAn never signed the affidavit
Skis is one OF the grounds on which
esvur< are alleged and on which a
sss trial is demanded
Appesnted Physician
The Knox county commissioners. at
tAaar session Monday. appointed DR.
5saan Ci&ypool as jail physician and
snhrmxry physician He is TO receive
80 per year as sail physician and
siss as iniirmary physician.
Ssr&stion Suit
4 suit in partition has been COM
Denoed in the court Of common pleas
Il Knox county by Clifford L. Blocher
against George H. FerenbAGgh e, al
ne hand IN question is located in
honrOe township The attorney for
Tie plaintiff Is p. A Berry.
cossr1rs Let
One contract was let by the Knox
county commissioners al their ses-
xise Monday. as follows:
Trustees OF Middlebnry Township
-Bsiiding the SchAf cuivers near
Haaen4ntONn. sIzLst
nse Rinehars Will
he last VIII and testament of
Akce p. Rinehars. late OF Centerburg.
A.s eeen filed in probate by the
tsss.s Of the wSll. she gives 20 her
49, Arthur c Rineharf. SASS. To
aG daughters. Myrtle CAN'T and
n.iv SchAn her ieweiry and wearing
sU0ares- TIE residue of her estate
assA reAl ard personal. she gives "a
A~ Children. namely Charles W
&ssshszt- Arthur C. Rinehsrs. Myrtle
Can't and Daisy Sch2f. share and
share alike Myrtle CAN'T and Ar
thur C. RinehAr1 are ,Amed zs the ex-
srstors Of the viii which Was signed
October c. 1915. IN the presence of
se1nse Sutton and Guy c. B5shop.
Acmsnissrzeor Appoln.eo-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

BANNER CLASSIFIED Aos Pas
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

4 suit in partition has been COM
Denced in the court Of common pleas
II Knox county By Clifford l. Blocher
against George H. Ferentaugh et al.
he hand IN question is located in
Monroe township The attorney for
Tie piainiin IS p A Berry
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
Vulcanizing and general re
pairing neatly dome by
H s.. Bair.
sHERIFF's SALE
Iohu NJ Hamilton

Johu VI Hamilton
Jacob Haruer - aI
Knox Common Pleas
BY virtue OF Alias 9rrieF- OF Sale. Is
Stlett our OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Knox County, Ohio. anu tn fireexesi- Z
Will offer tor sas. ar the door of tine Court
House. in Mount Vernon. Enox County, asl
Saturday. the 22nd day af
January, 1915
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31
a Asmsmissrz.Sr AppSln.es-

Asmsmissrzsor Appoin;eS-
cclumhszs E~sls has been appoint
ed administrator Of Leroy Alderman,
gising bond IN TIE sam OF Sll. .eee,
~lsh Barton W Blair and Emma b.
Ex< ss suretiesA The appraisers
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-31

One contract was let by the Knox
county commissioners al their ses-
xiso Monday. as follows.
Trustees Of Middlebnry Township
-Bsliding the SchAf eulvers near
RsieEnAntONn. sI1ls4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
CLAIMS ARE SOLD
IN PRESCOTT FIELD

Prescott Ariz-. April 14.-For $4,000
cash, Elmer E Taylor. Of Traer. IA. has
purchased from Robert E. Morrison
seven claims in the Pine Grove district.
Five Of the claims. the Buckeye, Eagle,
Union, Red Rover and Annexed, are
patented, while the other two are To-
cations.
Ed Block, of Prescott, has taken an
option on a group Of claims in the
same district from Mrs. Aranetta Hi.
Of Oxnard. Calf The option runs for
three years and. If at the end Of that
period Mr.. Block is satisfied, he is TO
pay S3l500 for the property. He is
planning an extensive campaign Of de-
velOpment work
Johnson & Peu have taken over
three groups Of gold claims in the
Cherry creek district from L. Wom-
oacher They are grading for a mill
site and laying a pipe line TO furnish
water for mill and camp purposes.
The Golden Idol is another promising
mine in the same district Lopez &
Guttry, the owners, have Just made a
successful mill run and are planning
another They are establishing a per-
manent camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
TOMBSTONE DISTRICT IS
INCREASING IN ACTIVITY

Tombstone. AriZ., April l4.-The
mining situation in the Tombstone dis
trict is growing more active every
cay now. The Phelps Dodge people
are now working the following mines,
each having its own hoist; oregon,
Lucky Cuss, West Side, Telephone and
Tranquility. In about a week steam
viii be blown in on the Silver Thread,
where lead ores will be produced
Work on the mill is progressing and
il viii be in operation in about six
weeks. The Phelps Dodge people are
also working other properties. The
mill Of the Royal Guard is nearing
completion. The Hershe1 mine is be-
ing worked under lease.
The Frank Winters property con-
ore. and the Markey-Campbeu lease
on the same property is giving its
promoters satisfaction
There is a Tumor TO the effect thar
Colorado capital will soon enter this
district and that they have their
eyes on some promising properties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
NEW TEXAS OIL FIELD
DIFFERS FROM ALL OTHERS

University Station, Texas, April H.
DR.. j. A. Udden. geolOgist Of the Texas
university. after careful study Of the
oil field near Thrau, Williamson coun-
", has found that this oil field is diff
ferent from any other known in the
an igneous rock. This rock lies in the
lower portion Of a heavy formation Of
mari and clay, usually known as Taylor
mari It has been entered in the new
field at a depth OF about $50 feet be-
low the surface. and II continues down
ward from this depth nearly 100 feet in
two Of the wells
It has been found that the yield Of oil
is greater in the wells. going farthest
wells. which stopped a few feet below
its upper surface. have later been deep
ened with a resulting increase Of pro-
duction.
The igneous rock was probably
poured out as a basaltiO lava by
submarine volcano in the sea OF an
earlier age. II was buried under heavy
sediments in this sea and has since been
changed from a partly CLASSY black
basalt TO an impure serpentine, which
is green. While this change was in
progress, oil probably filtered into the
rock. coming from the surrounding
marls and clays which still contain
many remains OF once living animals.
mostly OF microscopic size.
The oil is Of the same quality as the
best Corsicana oil which comes from
about the same geological horizon.
The general opinion among the oper-
ators at the present is that the field
viii have limited extent but viii be a
good producer. The reported produc-
ton Of one Of the present wells is
1000 barrels q day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
Health In Old Age

HOW much better it is to be hale
and hearty at 50 years OF age ln~n -
is to acquire all the wealth IN me
world and be an old woman OF man q
60. Sensible thinking people only n I5s-l
n suggestion or warning 70 Iee-lL-I
the innortance Of not allowing the
health to fail and the vitality 70 pc
come low. as il is a Ions TEDIOUS JOB
to rebuild the constitution up 10 us
youthful standard after disease %
overwork has Slapped the strength anu
wasted the tissues IN the case u
nrernature physical decline Duffy
Pure Malt WhislSey has proved o.
great value to many old people VINO
have given il a fair trial W nen taken
as directed Duffys Pure Malt W nlskey
sential functions Of digestion Lecauss
il induces activity in the flow OF
gastric juices so the food eaten VIII
digest naturally. This action upon
the digestive process is Of great i'm
portance as it brings out all the nu-
triment necessary Tor proper su isiSl,7
ance. Upon entering into the blood
stream. it is carried to one part and
another Of the body and serves to put
the various organs into action and
causes them to functionate as they
would not otherwise do. Because
Duffy's Pure Malt ~ hiskey plays sueR
an important part in the work or
bodily nutrition. and likewise in
terrifying the system against microblc
disease. it has become famous as
medicine for all mankind" 1t makes
the old feel young and keeps the
young strong and vigorous Folks
who know from experience that this
excellent tonic and stimulant may be
depended upon, always Get Duffy's
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No orders solicited i'm violation OF
Texas laws.-Advertisemcn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
NEW CAMPSITE AT TYRONE
TO BE MODEL MINING TOWN

Tyrone. T. N. April 1A-The new
townsite of the Tyrone mining camp is
a busy scene these days and within
the next few weeks work is to begin on
when completed in the neighborhood Of
S20O, 600.
The Phelps-Dodge company, which
owns valuable copper mines at Tyrone,
the camp one Of the biggest copper
producers in the southwest. A store
building of reinforced concrete and
steel, for both the c0mpany's wholesale
and retail business. costing S1OO. 900, is
to be erected, together with a $50. 900
hospital and apartment houses for
American and Mexican employees, cost
ing an additional 1000.
Like all Phelps-DodEe camps Tyrone
is to be a model Of its kind The "
rome camp site is one OF the most beau
tiful scenically in this part OF the
country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
POTASH SALTS
IN PANHANDLE
Randall and Potter Counties
Said to Contain Them;
Also Lynn County.

Austin, Texas, April 14.-Announce-
nenr is made by DR.. William B. Phil
lips. Of Austin, director OF the bureau
OF economic geology and technology
OF the University Of Texas, that re-
cent discoveries Of potash salts in this
state are very encouraging and that
they may lead TO the development OF
that valuable property on an extern
sIve scale. DR.. Phillips SAYS
In Potter and Randall counties, a
much larger amount OF potash has
Seen found in deep borings-S75 to
100 feet-than has been reported
from any such boring anywhere in
the United States.
In these counties potash salts have
been found not only in brines but
as solid material, closely associated
with common salt. as is the case in
Germany. The two wells in which
the potash salts have been found are
about IS miles apart, one OF the be-
ing % miles northwest Of Amarillo,
in Potter county, and the other in
Randall county, 16 miles southwest OF
1T is yet too early to say whether
workable beds Of potash salts do occur
IN Texas, but from the information at
hand II seems probable
The commercial importance OF the
matter is evident from the fact that
during the five years ending with
1913 we imported from Germany about
S5OO00,Oo0 worth Of potash salts,
nearly all for feruliziing purposes"
In what is known as the South
Plains region Of Texas. particularly
IN Lynn county, there are a number
OF small lakes containing brackish
water While no prospecting for pot
ash salts has ever been done in that
region the presence OF Uhis mineral
element in the water leads TO the be
LEI that large beds Of the product
uEderlie the surface.
Dr. Philips calls attention TO the
1act that the necessity Of providing
a domestic supply Of potash salts is
so great in view Of the fact that i'm
Dor taIlons from Germany are cut off.
that Armour 6. Company are preparinq-
70 build works in Utah or wyoming
1oT the extraction of potash from a
mineral known as alunite. This is a
mixture OF sulphates Of potash and
and contains from 9 to II
percent Of potash.