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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-08

ia hartaus-
hetkia:

hetkla:
Iron Beltissa, r.-talolla tanaan,
torstaina klo 7,30 ill.,, jolloin pu-
HUI past. J. H. Heimonen, ensi
sunnuntaina jumalanpalvelus
kirkossa klo 10 APP. ia Montreal
lissa, Wis. klo 8 ip. r.-talolla. Kol-
mantena sunnuntaina Ironwoo-
dissa klo 1910 ap. Erwin kylassa
klo 1 paivalla ia Van Buskirkis-
-sa klo 3 ip.
Wakefieldissa hartaushetki
kirkossa keskiviikkona t. k. IA p.
klo 1873 i'll. ia jumalanpalyelus
sunnuntaina, t. k. 25 pna klo
1910 ap., klo'3 ip. ia nuorisojuh-
la klo 1913 i'll.
Vihitty.
Ironwoodissa: Mr.. Herman
Wilson ia leski Mrs. Lisa Jaska-
ri molemrat Montrealista, Wis.
vihittiin t. k. 3 pna ia Mr.. Kalle
johnson ia leski Mrs. Fiina
Thompson, molemmat Tripley-
ista, Wis. Within t. k. 3 pna
'Onnea ia menestysta!
Kuollut ia haudattu.
Besscmerissa: Matti ia Kaisa
Hellmanin tytar Elise Johanna
synt. 2 p. huhtik., kuoli SANTANA
paivana, ~elettyaan 3 tuntia ia
baud. t. k. 3 pna.
Rippikoulunuoriso, joka Iron
woodissa laskettiin Paasiaisena
ensi kerran II. p. ehtoolliselle O.
vat seuraavat: Pojat: Nestor
Wilho Niemi, John Heikki Stolt,
John leonard Nelson, Edward
Kalliomaa, Aarne Arvid Matt
Son, Isall Wilhelm Sunell, Kalle
rKustaa Korkeamaki, Hjalmar
Korpela, Matthias Victor Holma,
Henrik Axel Johnson, Edward
Ilmari Sulin, John Kustaa War
pula, John Evald Thompson
(Korpela), Antero Wirtanen,
Andreas Rafael Hakkarainen,
Lauri Leander Hintsa, Arvo
Sanfrid Maxi, Vain0 Erick Swan,
Eli Isak Sorvari, Jacob Puumala,
John Henrik Maunula, Arvo Ric-
hard Lindstr0m, Arvid Matthias
Santti, Einari Kangas, Karl Will
lam Walikangas (Michelson),
Otto William Koski ia Reinhold
Frans Beclman. Tyt0t: Anna
Sofia Raas, Sylvi Susanna Wuo-
rinen, Ida Eriikka Ollila, Tyne
Jesefiina Wilson, Eriika Hauta-
10, Hulda Maria Ketola, Inga Ma
ria Rantamaki, Lila Ester
Penttila, Mamie Wilhelmina Poh-
jola, Selma Niemist0, Olga Elisa
bet Helgren, Tyne Sylvia John
son, Josefiina Kanninen, Linda
Sigrid Reini, Ester Hilda Niemi,
Jennie Maria Berg, Tyne So
fla Kataja, Senja Maria XVI,
Lila Anna Reini, Impi Johanna
Holma ia Alma Maria Maxi.
Jesus samoa: cole uskollinen
kuolemaan asst, min nina sinul-
lie elaman kruunun annanp' lin.
k. 2: 10.
Walfrid w. Wien,
Telf. A71-W.
610 e. Aver st. Ironwood, Mich.
Observation-Disclosures ON
peluseursn kokous keskiviikkona
". k. 81 p. seurak. haalilla, jossa
p0ydasta huolehtivat Mrs. Ma
huel He'll ia Mrs. Chas Ranta-
makifonnistui kaikin puolin n.y.
vim. Eolrous alkoi past. Wilenir
pitamalla rukouksella, jonka jail
keen scaTnaaja A. Hassel pit
lanpinan pul'een. Lauluja p. k,
lall0kirj&stc laulettiin useita
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-08

Alex aOImgren SupefVlSOrlkSl.
Emil Hendrickson klerkiksi.
John Puumala rahastonhoitajak-
81. Gagriel Burg teitten teetta-
jaksi. John Rahko rauhantuo-
mariksi. Matt HELEN veroitus-
komteaan. Andrew Hautala
tiepaasiksi. Alex Salo, Hjalmar
Hill, Hjalmar Siirila ia Andrew
Keranen konstaapeleiksi.
- Mullen Bros. on myytavana
kevyt Babcok rattaat, hyvassa
kunnossa ia kauniit. Myoskin
yhden hevosen haarnekset hal
valla. Kaykaa katsomassa.
- Maanviljelijat ottakaa huo-
INCOME. Nyt Glen tilaisuudes-
sa myymaan kaikkia MEANWHILE
lyskoneita ia muita ty0kaluja
mita vaan tarvitsette, halvem-
malta kuhn mita niita voitte saa-
ola muualta. Kunnioittaen:
j. G.. He'll.
= Talo myytavina. go eekke-
rim suuruinen maa, kaksi MALTA
Brantwoodin asemalta, Wis. val
tatien vieressa kauniilla paikalla.
20 eekkeria valmista peltoa 40
eekkeria heinassa ia on helposti
puhdistettavaa. Hyvat huoneet
asuinrakennus kooltaan A0X40,
jossa on alhaalla seitseman ia
ylhaalla kolme huonetta, karia-
rakennus 60X26, konehuone ia
sauna seka useita muita huonei-
ia. E~rityisten syitten tahdan
myyn halvalla. Kirjoittakaa o.
s~otetella: Victor Maxi, (omist.)
r. F. d. No. s, Brentwood, Wis.
- Hartausseurat Etelakylalla.
ensi sunnuntaina klo l ia Van
Buskirkissa Town haalilla klo 3
ip.
A. Haapanen.
- KOnsertin toimeenpanee
Ironwoodin Concert Orchestra
Ooppera haalilla t. k. 20 p.
= Hartausseurat Erwin Tow
nissa, Town haalilla perjantaina
klo Z italia. Tilaisuudess asaar-
naa past. ]. ii. Heimonen ja' A.
Hassel. y
- Karsal. Kusti Oil on osta-
nut kansal. Jacob Manniselta 40
eekkerin suuruisen farmimaan
Van Buskirkissa. Kauppasum-
ma $4,000. ,
- Talon kappa. Kansalainen
Mantle Peltomaa on myynyt o.
mistamansa talon Pine Kadun
varrella Nikolai Koskelle $615.00
hinnasta.
- Mrs. Walter Point matkusti
tiistaina sisarensa Miss Olga Sa-
lon kanssa Duluthiin vieraile-
maan, Miss Salo aikoo jaada sin
ne toistaiseksi.
- Mr.. Andrew Tarhala mat
kusti tiistaina perheineen Chica-
coon, missa hanella on kaksi ty-
tarta. Toinen heista on naimisis-
sa, jonka luo Tarhalat a~settuvat
asumaan.
- Mr.. Andrew Wcsala ryhtyi
Wine viikolla jalleen ruokatava-
raliikkeeseen ostamalla Wilma
min konkurssivaraston Norrien
paalla Sanottu varasto a~rvioitiin
rnoin 5000 dollariin ia maksoi
Wesala siita kuuleman mukaan
At senttia dollarista. Onnea An
tile yrityksissaan!
- Miss Hilma Pelander on jail
leen alkanut ty0h0n Bekolan liik-
keeseen.
ON saatavana kuivia lyhka-
STA Is tuumaisia koyanpuun hal
koja, samallaisia A jalan halkoja
allekirjoittaneelta. Tilaukset vol
dam jattaa Auttajan kirjapai-
noon tai itselleen. Telf. 552 s. A..
Kunnioittaen: John G. He'll.
- Uudistakaa tilauksenne a.
joissa, eta eli tule keskeytysta
lehden lahettamisessa.
= Maanviljelij0ille sopiva he
women myytavana, Morgan Co.
Hurley, Wis.
- Kaksi tytt0a, toinen astian-
pesijaksi ia toinen laundriin, ha-
lutaan Watersmeetiin Hotel Kel-
leyn. Palkka $500 viikolta. La
hempia tietoja saa t. !. konttoo-
rista.
Lydia Liimatainen ottaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-08
1Ironwoodin jaymparist0n {
s uutiSia.


Osanottajia oil harvinaisen run
saasti, josta heille kiitos! Tulo-
ia kahvip0ydasta oil $7.45. Ko-
kous lopetettiin kuten alettiinkin
past. Wilenin pitamalla rukouk-
sella ia laululla. Miss Sigrid Ran
tamaki huolehti soitosta. Kiitos
Mrs. Hellille ia Mrs. Rantamaelle
vaivoistanne ia uhrauksistanne!
Seuraava kokous ~paatettiin pi-
taa torstaina, t.. k. Is p. Mrs.
Bristolin luona Norrien paalla
klo 1913 i'll. Mrs. Bristol toivoo
my0s runsasta o%sanottoa! Slime
kaikki kai taas joukolla mennaan
naisissa ia miehissa!
- Juhlallinen toimitus vietet-
tin Wine sunnuntaina, Paasiais-
paivana Observation-Disclosures
kirkossa, jossa 48 rippikoululas-
ia u~udistivat kasteensa liiton.
Lasten kuulustelun ia puheen
heille pitt past. Wileh. Paiva-
saarnan pitt past. Wuori ia oil
apuna Observation-Disclosures
ia H. p. ehtoollisen jakamisessa,
josta hanelle sydamellinen xiii
tos! K00ri esiintyi kahdella IT,
laisuuteen sopivalla laululla. Va
kea oil kuten tavallista, enen-
man kuhn oikein tilavaan kirk
koon olisi mahtunut. Suuri jouk-
ko sal seisoa. Italia site suori-
tettiin nuorisoseura Koiton tot
mesta seuraava ohjelma kirkos-
sa: Yhteislaulua, rukous ia pu-
he, past. P. Wuori, laulua k00ri,
vuorokeskustelua Ellen Sorsen,
Anna Siekkinen ia Bertha Savo,
lausuntoa Sigrid Rantarnaki, 500
lolaulua Lempi Wuori, kertomus
Tyne Wilson, laulua k00ri, lau-
suntoa Annie Raas, vuorokeskus-
teluaAntti Luoma ia Armas Kos
XII, laulua k00ri, rippikoululasten
todistusten jakaminen, loppuru-
kous, past. p. Wuori, yhteislau-
lua. Senjalkeen nautittiin kah-
via.
Tuloja paivallisp0ydasta oil
$500 ia kahvista $500 Kiitos
ohjelman suorittajille ia yleis0l-
le!
Pitkaperjantaina ~vietettiin
Observation-Disclosures kirkossa
my0s juhlallinen toimitus. Ylei-
s0a oil harvinaisen paljon ko-
koontunut. Toimituksen juhlal-
lisuuteen vaikutti tietysti>seura-
human k06rin juhlallinen esiin-
tyminen, joka kahdella tilaisuu-
teen valmistetulla laululla: Get
semane" ia "Kay yrttitarhasta
polku" esiintyi tunteita liikutta-
valla tavalla ennen ia jalkeen
paivasaarnan. Kylla lauluk00ri
seurak. jumalanpalveluksen yh-
teydessa tekee arvaamattoman
siunauksellista ty0ta Jumalan
valtakunnan hyvaksi. Pysykaa
vaan notwithstanding, tarvitse-
malta mailman mieleista SUI
ruutta yha edelleen, kuten la
hankin asst, min siunaus seuraa
mukana. Kiitokset laulajille ia
v$symattomalle johtajalle Mr..
VIM Brannekselle, joiden ansiok-
81 suurelta osalta taas naidenkin
juhlien onnistuminen on luetta-
va. Jumala siunatkoon tyotan-
ne!
- Syntynyt. Oskar ia Tiila
Ericksonille Montrealissa, Mich.
syntyi polka Pitkaperjantai-illal-
Ia.
- Vieraita oil Wine pyhan al
kama Wakefieldista Mrs. Kanni-
nen, Mrs. Niemi tyttarineen ia
Miss Ylkanen. Bessemerista oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
OLD DOMINION
NINE IS CLOSED
The Heavy Inflow of Water
browns Lower Pumps;
Operations Suspended.

Globe. Ariz., March 10.-The Old Do
minion mine here. one Of the largest
producers OF copper in central Arizona.
has been closed temporarily. throwing
several hundred men out Of work. A
heavy influx Of water causing the
drowning Of the pumps. was respon-
sible. IL is announced.
General manager Beckett character
lied as unfounded a rumor that an
underground lake had been tapped.
The fact is ne said. that the Old
Dominion lies in a basin which drains
the entire district. As a result OF the
heavy rains Of the past few weeks the
Seepa@e caused a flow OF water on the
18TH level which was too great for the
pumps to handle.
As a result OF this flow VIC had to
drown our pumps on the 18th and 18th
levels, but we hope that with fair
weather the scepaEc viii so decrease
that our pumps can catch up with the
water"
Mr.. Beckett said there was no fear OF
caveins. since the old Dominion has no
loose ground. He said the mine is wen
timbered throughout The pumps
usually handle about $500, 900 gallons
a day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
CONTRACT FOR SINKING OIL
WELLS AT ELECTRA IS LET

The Texas Electra on companv. on
Grafton al Electra. Texas announces
that contract has been let TO W C..
Jameson to sink eight wells on the
property in the search for oil ar
Jameson has been for a number OF
years with the Keystone people and is
wells Several Fl Pasoans have bought
the west Mr.. Jameson has bought
from the Texas Electra oil company
SS675 worth Of stock and expects TO put
down several shallow wells upon his
own holdings. Hc announced his in
tention Of sinking the wells f1- the
company as soon as ne can finish sure
work he Is now doing. 1ir Jameson
now owns better than one ninth OF the
stock Of the company has all faith in
it. and he believes that he is going 10
be able 10 briEc i'm eight producing
wells Sevral Fl pascans have bought
stock in the company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
Experimental CyanidInE.

At the Twin Peaks camp. near
Stceplerock. experimental cyaniding
IS being done by the Fraser brothers.
sample consisting OF ten tons Of
orc from all parts of the mines, will
soon be run through the mill in order
. determine the most economical pro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

stretching pains that are so much talked
about This safe exte-nsI application is
gently used over the skin TO render It
amenable 20 the natural stretching which
it undergoes. The myriad OF nerve
threads just beneath the skin is thus
relieved Of unnecessary pain producing
causes and great physical relief is the
result as expressed by a host OF happy
mothers who write from experience.
II is a subject thai an women should
be familiar with as Mothers Friend"
has been In use many years and is recon-
mended by ErandmOtners who I'm their ear
Her days learned % rely upon this splendid
aid 10 women
You can obtain Mothers FRIEND at
almost any drug store. Get bottle
to-day and then write for our little book
so useful 10 expectant mothers.
Address Bradheld Regulator Co., 81
lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ca.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
shIppInE ReEuIarIy.
MINING TOWN AT TYRONE
TO HAVE NEW TOWNSHIP

Tyrone. n ~. March 10.-The new
townslte for Tyrone is being laid our
this week and a new road is being
punt from u TO the Fl Taso ami Sou-h-
western railroad depot al the ton -
the hill It Is understood thar the
company offices and store will be
moved to the new site as soon as grad
ing IS completed. Already the en-
ploYe IS are moving TO the new plot am
tent houses are being erected ae fas+
as the ground is marked off.
Inc new Tyrone IS located about ha.f
a mile east OF the Pines uu what is
known as Mangas draw. II was home
steaded originally by W F. Bittsr. man
aEer OF the "S5- Niuiu- COMPANY nj
Lordsburg. y. VI. who sold i later
The ground is now valued at a quarter
OF a million dollars The new site IS
suitably located as regards water and
is about half way between tbs. mines
and the mill. which is being built rapiI-
W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

on which the owner does all the work
under the agents direction The needs
Of the community VIII determine the
crops grown on these tracts, the farms
thus becoming object lessons i'm showing
what effective farming can accomplish
Were there an adviser in FL Pas0 cOun-
ty. i'm all probability one OF the urst
crops he would recommend for these
demonstration fields would be winter
wheat
To let Farmers Judge.
He would have the best varieties Of
wheat sown so that the farmers could
Judge FOR themselves which variety does
the best under the conditions II VIII
have to grow: he would have some
fields sowu at the rate OF bushel to
the acre, others at bushel and a peck,
and at bushel and half. In this way.
the farmers could determine personally
which variety and method is the best
and would not need to take the advice
Of a "bOok-farmer' until they became
better acquainted with him, and, con-
seQuently. had learned TO have conf
dence in his judgment He would tell
them Of the wonderful winter pasturage
the wheat would give thereby cutting
down the expense Of keeping dairy
COWS at the same time stimulating the
flow Of milk: also that true farming
consists not in carting away the fertil-
ity Of the soil by selling the raw pro
ducts. but in marketing rs much OF
the finished product as possible
Would BE General Handy Man.
The adviser would have an office
where he could be found at regular
hours he would aid in establishing a
most necessary course in agriculture
in the high school he would help the
farmers to organize fair and TO sup
port creamery as well as TO stimulate
in farming efficiently. He would. for
instance. go 10 the assistance OF the
farmer who is trying to establish q dali
~ herd. but who may be having diff
Guilty an selling milk at a profit lie
would most probably suggest Weighing
period. testing il for its percentage Of
butterfat. in this way demOpsrrdtiu
that )ne OF the cows are boarde-S who
do mol pa- for their feed. which. II sent
to the butcher. would allow the proIUc-
iEE COWS TO make a profit 70 their
owner
Would Aid Poultry Raiseri-
LIkeU Sc. he might find a farm wo-
man WIZ is trying 10 learn why the DO
dlstICu Of eggs per len in her flock
is so small He could tell her regard
ing the use Of numbered leg bands for
the hens and trau-uests for CullinE out
the poor lay ers- or perhaps recommend
q better ration or better quarters a
fruit-grower might not know jus- new
but a haif-hour's visit from the county
adviser 10 the orchard would be worth
mcr' &c the farmer than countless bull
irtns
The county adviser would Cr1duaIIy
complete survey. or census 1s acri-
cultural conditions in the county.
" uuld Gather Valuable Daiu.
'cretully recorded inquiries during a
series Of years would disclose the fac
tors which 90 to make a success in the
production of crops and animals such
a survey in Fl Paso county might show,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

has been found practical to start the
adviser on a salary Of $1,000 a year with
a like amount for expenses
FL PasO Should Act at Once.
Fl PasO county should organize its
farmers as soon as possible and apply TO
the state college for an adviser. There
is no difficulty in this and il is very
necessary. With the completion of the
Elephant Butte dam, great number
Of farmers viii undoubtedly be at
tracted who may have no experience
in irrigation farming, who. without dis
interested direction would suffer the
same experience as the many who have
attempted to farm in the Fl PaSO valley
during the last generation. The failure
Of these people in the past has made il
so that hardly a merchant will today
give a new farmer credit for needed
implements or supplies while making
his crops.
a Necessary Expert.
A county adviser would make appar-
ent to the newcomers that irrigation
farming is much more difficult than
farming under humid conditions. that
20 acres well titled are better than 100
poorly managed. He would counsel
them not to erect costly buildings the
first few years, but TO husband the
capital they may have until their fields
are established and bearing He could
point out that II their ready money is
all spent the first year. even If their
crops make expenses the first season.
they might face hardshipS in living
from, say, october. when their last pro
duce is sold. until June when the next
crop is ready for market
To Direct Farm management
One Of the duties Of the farm adviser
IS 10 direct attention to farm manage
ment He will show how TO keep simple
records Of the distribution Of labor or
OF all farm enterprises and the cost and
proceeds Of all the crops. He will estab-
iish demonstration farms OF 8 TO so acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
300 MEN ARE AT WORK
AT CANANEA PROPERTY

Douglas. Ariz-. March 1O.-Thrce hun
dred men are at work here in develop
ing the ground OF the Cananea Con-
solidated Copper company, but no cop
per is now being produced Or. +. u.
Ricketts,. head Of the company. has
made a visit to Cauanes within the
past few DAYS. for an inspection OF the
UUouerty. He was accompanied by
general superintendent George kingdom.
W. :. Harper Of New York and F. d.
Hamilton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
MEN
OPERATE MINES
Machinery Is on Way From
New York for installation
at the FlUx Property.

Patagonia. Ariz- March 10.-CarlOads
OF machinery for the tramways and en-
gines Of the Flux mine are on their
way here from New York, and on their
arrival their installation will be hast
eued in order that the property may
be producing shipping ore by June The
FluN is considered as good a proposition
as its ncighbor, the Three T. mine which
is now tied up in litigation between
r. r. Richardson and the Heuey in
Ierests. Ii is announced that the FluN
mine viii employ American labor eN-
clusively.
Richardson has Just disposed OF the
Rupert property TO purchasers who.
il is announced will develop the prop
erty. Work is to be resumed on the
Rupert as soon as the copper market
is a little more firm
Opens Up Gibson Mine.
z. F. Bethel has opened up the
Molly Gibson mine near MOwry Flats
Assessment work a few days aSo re-
vealed ore. and Bethel at once made
Whims have been erected. bunkhouSes
built. and 20 men have been put TO
work
The Worlds Fair mine, operated by
Louis y. Nofer, is the largest shipper
i'm the district Its output has been en-
Jared to 90 tons Of lead silver-copper
ore per day. averaging $500 per ton
1t is rumored that negotiations are
in progress for the purchase Of the
Bland mine from Dr. A. Hardtmay er,
and that il is proposed TO erect a
smelter on ground already secured near
the railroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

matter the services Of farm demonstration
q
A N
o
of the United States agricultural department
Relative
not call them advisors they hard working agents. for the
Of the county make appropriation of from $500
$1,000 to assist the national government paying the salary Of
$1,000 to $780,
contribute anything towards the expenses Of the agent there law
dfrays
Thus win be that the apprOpag
advise N
already to
Schuz's article is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10
IMPROVEMENTS
IN MINES MADE
Lordsburg District Has p
Pronounced Revival Ct
Mining Activity.

Lordsburg. y NJ. March 1o-The
past week at the local mines has been
one Of the Undertaking. OF many need
ed Improvements and as a result, the
output Of the camp. will be greatly
increased
The ore freighting contracts Of J--
OIney have been suoleased by J. b
Downey and Dr. T. J. Rowan, of Cliff
ton. Arizona, who have purchased
caterpillar" tractor and six steel ore
wagons. with a total capacity OF 81
tons per load The big tractor has but
one wheel, used in steering, and runs.
on wide steel runners, extending over
half the length OF the machine II IS
OF IS horse power capacity and mas
a pressure Of seven pounds per square
inch on the road, having every ad-
vantage over the old style tractor
The machine is the same make as
those used i'm hauling cannon in the
European war The outfit viii be here
within a weeks time and viii be put
to work between Lordsburg and the
mines immediately IT is the first
tractor Of its kind TO be brought 10
the southwest and its success IS
looked forward TO by ore freiShters
throughout this section
The men in charge OF the new pro-
ject are connected with the Arizona
Copper company Of Metcalf, Ariz-, Mr..
DOwney in the capacity Of electrical
engineer and DR.. Rowan, as chief
physician The former was Tor many
years, manager OF the Silver City, y
NJ. Power company, and is one of
the best known men Of his profession
IN the west
New Electrical Hoist Ordered.
An s. horse power electrical hoist
has been ordered for the So mine,
and Will be installed upon its arrival,
directly opposite the present gasoline
hoist in the main tunnel The hoist
viii greatly add 20 the mine capacity.
a large consignment Of new air drills
has also been ordered for the 50"
mine.
Uron the installation Of the new
equipment the mine viii be one Of the
most uptOdate in the southwest. as
regards general mining, and hosting
30 mine. using DIESEL engines, has
been most successful. and the property
is in an excellent condition.
The Bonnie Mining company con-
tiuues in high grade ore in the new
shaft and is pushing development
Experimental CyanidInE.
At the Twin Peaks camp. near
Stceplerock. experimental cyanidins
IS being done by the Fraser brothers.
sample consisting Of ten tons OF
orc from all parts Of the mines will
% determine the mot economical pro
cess for treating &c Twin PeaI-s ore.
shipping Regularly.
st Stems, the November Mining
company, is shipping regularly 10 Fl
Faso. and the company is ia a pros
porous condition.
Mining throughout this section is
getting its second wind and will
soon be going at its former pace, il is
believed Indications are that the DAYS
OF depression in mining here are about
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-10

BY h n aAhAALa
TT WAS in 1852 that senator Morrill,
gave Us the land grant act which
4 did so much to stimulate the teach
ing Of agriculture In 1887, the Hatch
act provided funds for experiment sta
tions, and, IN 1906, definite research
work was endowed by the Adams act.
However, it remained for Lever, of
South Carolina, to give proper encour-
aEement 10 actual work among the peO-
pie on the farms. Just as the invention
Of the self binding harvester marked
the beginning Of q revolution in farm
ing 50 will the application OF the Lever
act serve TO mark the beginning Of the
era OF farming along business lines.
Through the Smith-Lever bill each
state agricultural college was given
$4,000 for the fiscal year beginning
July !. 1914, which sum is TO be in
creased annually until a fixed limit is
reached With this money, the college
must create an extension department
in charge Of all the agricultural extern
sion work in the state. This work must
consist OF instruction and practical
demonstration in agriculture and home
economics, the impartinE OF information
on these subjects through field demon
STATIONS. publications and otherwise.
and may include movable schools as well
as boys and girls clubs
The Requirements.
Many states already have extension
departments. so with this added federal
aid they are able to place resident
agents, or advisers. in the counties as
funds become available It is custO-
mary for the college to require that
each county shall have a farmers or
EanizatiOn which viii undertake TO pro
vide the money necessary for the ad-
viser's expenses. while the salary is
paiG by the college. thus making the
adviser a member Of the faculty under
the direction of the head Of the extern
sion department In many states, Il