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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-07
MEETINGS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. October IS. 1916
To the Stockholders Of Southern Rail
way Company:
NOTICE Is hereby given, that a gen-
cral meeting Of the stockholders Of
Southern hallway Company has been
called by the board Of directors and
will be held at the principal office of
the company i'll tie Times Dispatch
building, In tho ely OF Richmond Va
on FRIDAY. the 5th day Of January
1917. at 10 o'clocH in the forenoon, for
the purpose OF considering and taking
action concerning the creation OF Il
mortgage upo j the railroads and other
property. securities and franchises Of
the company. to be designated the re-
funding a..d Improvement mortgage.
ana the Issue and sale of gold bonds
thereby secured limited in amount to
S5VV.0o0.o0o at ANY time outstanding
10 be issued from time to timc,-in let
tered series. maturing on suoh dates
not later than October /. 1899. and
bearing interest at such rates as shall
he fixed by the board OF directors with
respect 10 each series: and for the pur-
pose OF considering and taking all
such other or further action in respect
TO the creation of said mortgage and
me issue and sale Of said bonds as nay
come before the meeting. including, APP
proving the form and provisions OF
SAID mortgage. approving a plan for
inc exchange of the development and
general mortgage per cent bonds CT
the company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured b. said rcfundlng and
Improvement mortgage. and approving
all action taken by the board Of dircc-
tors III the premises. and for the pur-
pose OF transactins such other business
as lawfully and properly may he
brought before the meeting.
the transfer books OF both pre-
~ III mil Ia, Il.
III 3 O'Clock L. NJ. on December s, 1916,
ana VIII be rcopeucd at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. oil January e, 1917
BY order Of The Board Of Directors.
T.. :. WYNN.
Secretary.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad OF tho South.
EFFECTIVE SEPT. rs. 1916
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. -
Gas =. NJ. 1850 i. NJ.
p Fer S H !9!JS s I'LL SiiSt 400 A. n. aso
Fer n los = y ", n.y. Wsst; sis A. II. s;ss
For rs5esrsGurS: 1870 A; n. S:1g 4, ",
S;ls a. M dS ,s;oe, A. n. s:S9 a; M $3.50
s:25 i. NJ. e:5s r: NJ ie:6l Mid9niiEsht. sl'
n For Goidsboro and Fayetteville; 1900 r.
- FOR ,Hepowen: 5:is a. NJ. .,:1S p. AZ.
=. Trains arrive ,RichmSnd daily; sos A., ~.
a.! M,, .:;ia ip:igM a. lM;5o f'!M A a. ~ PiH
%;ss, II. NJ. 7:i5 +. NJ. $500 i. 81. 'iiiB
.,EScent. sunday. tsunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
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LOST AND FOUND

SThAfED from ?iJ Victor Street. High-
Ianu FaFk. Shetland pony. gray. unshoG,
, TifsrEn, ae"u' so pouaIs Mare half
cLpptu' feNarC II returned intorIna-
non given a. 20 Whereabouts
LOST, pair Of E'a.s.es. ON RroaI ana Main
street car Friday evening between and
- S ---SfLe -lf,ouleNHrl ls.e-i
LOST on Bro;,d and Main car b,tr;een
~ nnd II ociorh Mon"ny. black silk ba e
containing papers, no money. .rs. Hut
DaTd. :ilt Cast BROAD. Phone Madison
Return 10 IL East Iarahal Reward
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HELP WANTED-,ialo

WANTED. 10 young n-n to All orders In
pacing department. nail up
boAes : incn 10 check orders; 20 laUorcrs
". T. Hood d Co. G.nter Park.
FOREMAN wanted for granite quarry.
, ers mou"s free. Must be good powder
him and steam irIl runner, StraGy lob
ior 10 year.. Good housea and cheap store
IT you can al tho hill don't write, Int
come and lock II over. cul pepper Granite
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Norfolk & Western Railway

81! 5Sa{s sy5? s';ssf 4 H. -, Rs'sss an
i?! Il 1s Ma q ers a = 1855
AIRY. ni1smGnd t5ep Norfolk, .5tSo
From, the west: 'G;i5, a. NJ .s;ai. 4. NJ,
7. NJ.
.Daty. tpauy except Sunday. tsundsy
W. Is. BEvII.L w. C. SAUNDERS
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MEETINGS


NOTICE t IS %HFG. Xf Sc By sE + fls-
BY order Of tie board OF directors -
fGs ss %fs" e the the
n ns hs,S a tie GFs r tie sor Mtr
Va on @s4nesuT e? %ove S5Ssr'T H. iIlH"Sna
o'clock &c. p H.. foi the purpose cf-.consisier"
M Tie 'Ssf 'o ,oeE z9ie The of
tos s 's9SSGtt EoSS ,ns f .api
p Ganfy'9 rs %! such o.hsr business
q, The h. an. msStins Is take the place
whi % %%s S not tYr Sc,1ssr r. 1916 ana
SemSnt Gen omitted i fro %t !s snv1 By
. a. CARLTON McKENNEy.
ATLANTIC '1 G%MpAk k'gNh RAILROAD
Sor,rn. g 9n m:.o Gf ,hs Secretary,
org fi$% $Es rs sfsHH!a
IT. reg 81 %se e Sc Sc
NJ The transfer books o. the co %T,%ny
Heic"f and S Xi 81 res s. lsf q,
%eHMnesd"y' November ri i;YIS;i 8, 2 %,elosk
N,o., ,o, Secretary.
ATLANrlc POWER kRr MSP LIGHT coiPo;
ssSSs f 5S ssr, r 4 q s 4s ss.
Gss q AaSP's h rsSSn, snd T
ii h o Ihat The The, c9sporatom be dissolved In
prove ne action the bosrG o. s drsct aPs
pTroDer, S Owned sns, By the corporaSion other
Ytoehh9iders VIII be convened and held I ' on
Decemher 4 1915 at the office Of tho cor.
Power building Richmond. Va. al 1880
n ,,n Sn a. ne morping, TO take action upon
sSspttiing said oner;, and e the slockhoidcls
action upon the. resolution TINT the corpo.
ration shall pc dissolved. and for the trans
| erly come before q, 81 ths 2, sad ,meslisg
Dated November 1. 1918, 2
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY
win, 3Gice OF. the Treasurer.
IiIE b9srn OF Directors OF .Atlantic Coast
=, LIE Linz iiStiroad Company has declared =
ulNlnenu OF = l.: per cent the prrfe RE a
; ,Spi stock Of that company. payable ct
INC once or the treasurer, Wilmington
y: g.. on and after November 10. ISIS The
,ransier books arg closed from October 70
10 .NoNenbcr 10. 1915. both dates lnclusiye
JAMES j.. POST.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leavs Richmond--Main st. Station.
soSlh@Dai!S: ;sSX. 81. iecsI: ;o:ao <. NJ:
express parlor buffet car: p. NJ. express:
ll;I5 p. NJ. exprcss; sleeping car open. 500
+; r.; a;G AZ r H.. l9Spi Tor Keysvills; Chase
York River iAne-5:10 p; NJ. Steamer
more sparloF carr. 1885 a. u. and S;Is
7;o6, 4. n. and $ 200 4. y. $3.50 r, ", $50
From West Point: s:i5 A. NJ esespt MeS.
day $40 A. NJ: and 6:16 P. NJ, daily, -
Office g07 Z, Main st. Phone Madison 97a.
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NOTICE-LegaI


VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER Co,
Seyenth and Franklin Streets
>,ar Htchmond. Va. October 20, 1918
NOTICE is hereby given. that tho annual
meeting OF tho Stockholders OF the Vir.
Einia Railway and Power Company VIII 10
, ,n INC o ci,y Hf RiehmSnd. Va; on Wednes
da nG 'rSnsiisr books VIII be closed on Satur
and VIII be reopened on Thurs,iay. NoveSn.
C. il. Wii.Isi a Ms Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that ! shall ON the
>, aoth uuE or November. 1916. apply 10 the
ttustinRs Court of the city of Richmond
W. for a license to dispense ardent spirits
on prescription at tho City jail HoSpitaI
WILLIAM = GORDON,
~, @ Superinte ndcnt.
S33TTiiC Ct pr Arrl.lGATIoT FOR LICENSE.
NoiiSE, Is hereby Sivon that in confor mlt y
sry YIN IN. provisi9ns 81 an act OF the. Gen
10 H. in nS. !Ac,s ieiI eli pages si9; s:s s.n
my Of ia NoySm,her; lsiS, r., ten o'clock Of
the city OF Richmond. Va. Tor a, license to
n"rary quarters. Eleventh aud Canal Streets
Wyattes Storage. az provided In said act OF
Assembly.
JOSEPH j. ROBBEN
.GOS Hun Street. South Richmond.
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BOARDING.

HANDSOMELY furnished room with ar
without private bath. IA best central To-.
cation. Special rates to table DoRrders.
Special rate TO transit. Apply 600 Ea,,
Franz l'n.
CLEAN. attractive. nicely Furnished rooms
table uEeNcelleo: terms reasonable .oy
East ,;-.:c
NICELY furnished. hot-watcr heated rooms -:
table board speciality. 40 West Grace
WANTED. permanent. transient and table
GoArinrs 10, East Grace Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SITUATION WANTED-Male

NEGIsTERED druKsIyt want, no,i,ion -
once, rciitt or permanent Box :T5. rar!n-
.I.EAN-C CUT young printer erne-ienc.a o.;
!aSihS ont, al copy. wishes to connect
I'm advertising HrnG. or IN advertising
Times DisDatch.
WANTED. by an expert bochk.eper. SGT o:
ertnces. Repiy Box $50 City.
REGiSTEkED assistant pharmacist. 8 Years
Urdcticai experience. desires position. At
present employed but desre TO make
hshxc; eest OF references furnished as to
care General Delivery. Danviiie Va
ltEGiST Erred pharmacist wishes 10 nuke
chanEe. Address /. $50. care Times Dig
patch.
WANTED. position a. chauffeur or butler
Can furnish good references Address I,
s3l.-care TImcs. Dihpatch - -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale; proa,able manufacturing busl-
ness. value $1,000 With proper manage
Inent VIII develop Into national PROPOSE.
ton. Good reason for wishing 10 DISPOSE
or huatness For private interview atidres.
Manufacturer Box Az.
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Pursuant TO decree of Richmond IIus-
tings Court. Part H., entered October
IS, 1916, in suit OF, Walter +. Nunnally
ct al. VS.. Linda L. Nunnafy ct ais. the
undersigned special commissioner will
Il lot 33NlSo feet on the eastern line
OF Tenth street, % feet south OF De-
catur street, bounded on the east by an
alley IL feet wide, and Il two-story
brick dwelling house thereon contain
place and time, subject TO contirma-
ton by said court In said suit.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance i'm
three equal i1stallmants, payable at
day of sale, with per cent per annun
interest added. TO be evidenced by pur-
chascrs negotiable promissory notes
secured by retention OF title. or at OPP
10 him without charge, but to DC re-
corded at his expense. and notes for
deferred purchase money secured on
property sold by trust deed prepared.
or at such option all purchase money
cash.
WALLACE r. BROWN.
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office OF the Hastings
Court, Part H., OF the City OF Richmond.
Walter f. Nunnally ct al. Plaintiff,
Linda l.. Nunnally ct al. Defendant
J., II. G: Dnval. Deputy, Clerk OF the
required OF the said special comms-
Sioner by the decree rendered I'm said
cause on the 2Sth day of October. 1916,
has been duly given.
said court this list day of November,
1916.
II. G.. DU VAL.
Deputy Clerk.
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MONEY TO loan
AUTOMOBILES.

MONEY to lend on improved city real es
tate at reasonable. rates. 6. L. 4 II I.
D"HcoD. 30, East Main Street.
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WANTED--Agents.

OUR accident and health insurance poll.
cree Hold on the popular monthly pay
msnt plan: cover every accident and every
, n!mess. ~ you Sart the agency In your
dams. Southeastern Managers. Wash
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ALTO TOP COMPANY. Tops. seat covers
Randolph as9' Rear OF IL North Seventh.
Enter from SeNenth franklin Sircrt
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SITUATION WANTED-Iemale.

SITUATION WANTED-Female.
HiGH-GRADE undergraduate. nurses 81;
ana tls per Week. Also practical nurses
3lIs: Shad!cka Register. Randolph 5a3:-J.
FfRST-cLhSS Se~ York dressmakrr ard
cesiEner wishes engagements, home or by
gay ,3eo East Franklin Street Randolph
ltESFEcT.t BILE. refined Woman seeks posi-
non hs housekeep-F. care b>ds mendinG.
%. III arl al k9Eern"ss or cornpanton. Nor
crate wages with fare asked Very con
genial and competent. trustworthy. reliable.
open Tor engagement December l. 1915.
Miss kawsnauEh. tjs Pacific Street Brook.
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Observation-Disclosures.

CAPABLE man OF % with IL years prao-
., tdcal eSpsrisnce having sold BIZ lease
invest. Best referemces.J Married: no Chill
Dispatch.
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------s- ss--za :
HOTELS

IL. G.. DU VAL.
Deputy Clerk.
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COLLECTIONS


'1iOW 20 collect accounts also exposure o:
membership ana contract agencies This
tooR !rsH TO every who writes FOR Il
on MS buslnets stationery. lsox sss Rich
WANTED accounts and claims Of all Kinds
70 collect Oh a commission basis. No col
e. .ioa. no charge. Dominio Mercantile
AZ ,ney. 3Ot American National Bank.
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FOR RENT-I4ooms

TWO nicely furnished front rooms large
nc Email steam neat. III East Grace
YOUNG LADY 10 share third hoor front
room II; North Filth.
iNp connecting rooms completely fur
,niSn"" Tor hovsekcepinE: ad1oininS bath
10 W,a' Grace.
TIE AuNTlCELLO. ia North Eight
newly Furnished roouin. SOC. 76c. 81 daily
Nl'':I:l. furnished steam heated rooms
iu5 J: Gr.ce Street
SE,tND story steam heated front room
Wiz hoi.rd. l0l East Franklin.
~ Ia iSN!:D room. steam heat. Suite No. 4
Virginia Apartment: Ei!th and Main.
tHtEE rooms. furnished for housekee ping
BEDROOM. dtnfr Il room kitchen: very
Ies!ranic: private family; 1850 per week
62i.A North Eighth.
uished. steam Neat electric lirhts nuiet
home. other furnished rooma. Call after 1
=. NJ Madison 2Sl7-J.
FURNISHED front room with aicove with
or without table board. No. 5 South Firth
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SOTICE-lianarupt.

IN TILE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
nHiTED STATES FOR THE EAST
ElkN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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Do not walt until the ousy season Is here
10 nave your painting and papcrtnC done.
We VIII Go u now at the right price for
:lTSt- class work. fhJne Madison 1851 Il
r. Gardner. 49, West Ma.o Street.
DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.
GENITAL. CLEANING; j. PRESSING co.
Dyeing, Repairing and French Cleaning.
Ladies Work II Speciality.
Phone Ran. .j.I. .03 l.: y. Sth ST.
Richmond. Va.
Mork Ca!led FOr ana Dclivered
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08
GAO Acre Bill Is
To Come Up Soon

Congress convened on Monday
December a, and one of the first
measures to receive attention
will be the $40 acre homestead.
1t almost certain to become a law
at an early date. perphaps with
in two or three, weeks.
The local u. S. Commissioner
is giving special attention to this
subject and will be in a position
to furnish information as to the
progress and provisions of the
bill, outline a form of application
and of petition for designation,
and advise as the status of any
particular tracts. There is also
provision for additional home
steads even if noncontiguous
land and for purchasing 320 acres
of contiguous grazing land at
$1.25 an acre.
Homestead entrymen and pat
entees entitled to additional en-
try under the act have a prefer
ence right for 80 days after desi-
gnation to apply for land CONT
guouS to their entries.
This prospective legislation is
of vast Importance to stockmen
and ranchmen in many portions
of the West and those who are
not alive to the situation may
find others are ahead in the race
and that the land they have in
view is already covered by an
application.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08
IN The JUSTICE COURT

Two cases were tried before
Justice C. w. Marsalis in the
local court Tuesday afternoon.
A. l.. Nesbit of Phoenix, Ariz.
was fined $500 and given a 100
day Jail sentence which was sus-
pended. Nesbit was charged
with assault and battery upon
Chas. C. Tyson. In his attack
upon Mr.. Tyson, Nesbit bit off
the ends of two of the plaintiff S
fingers and was released on bond
charged with mayhem. This
charge was withdrawn and the
defendant plead guilty to assault
and battery.
j. H. Cornforth of the Animas
valley section was given a hear
ing on a charge of interfering
with the freedom of four head of
cattle being less than 4 months
old and not accompanied by
mothers. Witnesses in the case
were Cattle Sanitary Board Off
GERS Shugert, Cook and Scrimp-
sher. Holmes Maddox aud Oliver
G. King were both in for the
hearing. Cornforth was given
over to the grand jury under a
$500 bond.
District attorney elect, J. S.
Vaught was here from Deming
in the interests Of the state in
the above cases.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08
IS Annual Meeting
Next Week

Lordsburg and the 85 Mine
camp has as its guests this week
A. p. Warner. c. H. War ner
and B. P. Yates, owners of a
majority of the stock and officers
of the 85 Mining Company. The
gentlemen were here for the
annual meeting of the stock
holders and directors of the com
pany which was to be held on
the 10th of December but owing
to a change in the bylaws will
not be held until next Wednesday.
They will go to California for a
few days and return here Tues
day.
1t is unofficially understood
that m a ters of great
Importance to the SO Mining
Company and the future of the
local camp will come up before
the meeting on Wednesday.
The 85 has made great strides
in its progress during the past
year. New offices and other
buildings have been erected, an
additional Deisel engine unit has
been installed, a new level has
been opened up and much new
work done. In 1915 the company
returned to the state tax COM
mission a gross DrOdurtiOn Valup
of S 1852, 921.78. This year the
output will total a much greater
value.
The extensive operations of
the 85 mine have meant much to
the commercial activity of Lords
burg and the prosperity of our
city is due largely to this com
panY.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08
GIRL FROM FRISCO"
DELIGHTS CROWDS

The new Kalem serial picture,
'The Girl From Frisco, " which
is being shown at the Star
theatre on Saturday nights is
proving to be one of the largest
drawing cards yet booked by
manager Briel. For the last two
episodes even standing room has
been at a premium. The story
is truly a western drama and de-
lights a western crowd with its
thrills and exciting situations.
With popular prices of Sc and 10c
tine big feature is sure to capture
every movie goer in Lordsburg
and patrons are advised to come
early if they want seats.
Tuesday night Peg o. the
Ring" and Thursday night the
Metro features are still big draw
ing cards.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08
GEOLOGIST VISITS CAMP

Franklin w. Smith, well
known geologist of Arizona, has
been here this week going over
the local field for the 85 Exten-
sion Mining and Development
company. He was accompanied
on the trip by l.. ID. Mcclure of
Miami, Ariz., the organizer of
the new company which will op-
crate in the Lordsburg district
soon after the first of the year.
The gentlemen are here getting
an idea as to the geology before
making definite plans for their
development work.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08
Gifts For Soldiers
On The Border

THE WESTERN LIBERAL is in
receipt of a letter from Mrs.
Robert Strain of Silver City, an
ardent worker in the National
Red Corss, appealing to the peo-
pie of this vicinity for Christmas
gifts for our regular soldiers on
the border. Presents or cash
donations will be received by
Mrs. Strain at 10th and Santa
Rita streets, Silver City. Prompt
ness is desired as the boxes are
to go to the border by the 18th
of December.
Lordsburg should not fall down
in this appeal. 1t is a worthy
call that should be answered.
A nationwide collection of
Christmas boxes for the so, 600
regular soldiers in Mexico and
along the border has been an
nounced by the American Red
Cross. 1t is planned to give a
national testimonial of gratitude
for the work done last year by
the regulars who do not have the
attention of "the folks at home. ="
General Pershing, who was
asked by the Red Cross to indi-
cate just how the country could
show its gratitude and interest
during the holiday season to men
so far from their own home sur
roundings, replied as follows:
Many thanks for kind offer to
contribute Christmas boxes to
troops of this command. Men
now well supplied with neces sar-
les, but think pipes, packages
tobacco, cigarette papers, cigar
cites, match boxes. pocket
knives, small cans of jam, stick
candies, writing material, light
novels and kandkerchiefs would
be suitable. "
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08
Officials OF BOnney
Visit Their Mines

David J. Evans and w. T. Nc
Caskey, president and vice-presi-
dent respectively of the Western
Mining and Development com
pany, who have taken over the
Bonney mine, arrived here Sat
urday and have spent the week
going over the property with j.
z. Porteus, their consulting en-
gineer. The gentlemen are max
ing their first trip to the local
field and are so impressed with
the present showing and pros
pect of future development that
they have decided on making ex-
tensive improvements at the mine
and eXpediating work from all
points. They have gone to
Douglas, Ariz., to have their
smelter contract increased to
twice the present size of monthly
shipment.
Mr.. Evans, president of. the
company, is president of the An
dresen- Evans Company of Chi
cago, III. H e is the maker
of grab-buckets used by mining
companies sand irrigation pro-
jects. The excavation work at
the Elephant Butte dam was
done with the Andersen Evans
bucket. He is also interested in
mining in Oklahoma being the
owner of a large coal field and
branch railroad in that state.
Mr.. McCaskey, vice-president
of the Western Mining company,
is the president of the w. T..
McCaskey company of Chicago,
| ILL.,, operators of the Public Util-
tiles companies in a number of
the central states having con-
cessions for some of the largest
light plants, gas works and
water works in the United
States. He is one of the best
known electrical engineers in
| the east and has been connected
with world-famed electrical com
panies. Mr.. McCaskey was in
terested in mining in Colorado in
the early SOS, where he was
very successful in Bunker Hill
Sullivan. The entrance of these
men into the local district speaks
well for the possibilities of the
Bonney mine and its present
merit.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08
jim CROW MINE SOLD

The Jim Grow Imperial Quartz
Mine group, located in the Steple-
rock mining district in the west
ern part of Grant county, owned
by George H. Utter of Silver
City has been sold by Mr.. Utter
to Los Angeles and New York
capitalists for 5000, 900.
AS consumated, the bond and
sale calls for the payment of
$40, 900 on July L, 1917, $40, 600
January /, 1918, and $50, 600
every six months thereafter until
the entire purchase price is paid.
The purchasers have already
taken possession of the property
and will at once prosecute eXten-
sive development work at the
200-foot level, with a view to
opening up the ore bodies and
making the mine one of the big
gest gold and silver producers
in this part of the West. New
machinery will be installed and
as the ore reserves are developed
and mining operations extended
a mill to handle the output right
on the property will be erected,
according to present plans.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-08

Relative to the visit Of Messrs
Evans and McCaskey to their
coal property and mines the
Poteau, Oklahoma Sun of Nov
ember %, says:
ID. j. Evans and w. T. Nc
Caskey of Chicago, owners of the
WitteviIe road, were here the
first of the week looking over
their property.
With the reorganization of the
mines which will soon be in oper-
alton, it was deemed advisable
to connect the Wittevillle road
with the X. C. s., Saving the