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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
POND SALE

On saturday, the 22nd day Of Jan
uary, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. M. in
front OF the city hall on North Sec
ond street, l will sell one dark brown
horse about ! . years old: will weigh
about 500 pounds, LEI; hind foot
white. small spots on back.
THOMAS McMILLIN.
City Marshal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

the many things which
We read about and
are ~ immediate in
poftance 10 the expg
tant mother. Is a splea
did external remedy
called Others
Friend" This Il sp
Piled orer the muscles
Of the stomach. II i
deeply penetrating IN
Its influence. Moihr :
e.eryu here tell Of It.
soothing efcst. bow il
ailsys pains ihclden, 10
affeffhlna ~ ss.r.Is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

II yOu feel dun. bilious and consii-
pated Take a dose II chamberiain's
Tablets iust after supper ana you viii
feel alright tomorrow morLina Trx
u. ohtsinabie everywhere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

uesr sir--l am =. wears old. stsaa
siN-trct-siN aud weigh ga pounds
n"d never had - flzhf in ny life.
he" can | hec"u,e "a heRNsweixht
~Asepion' INT IL hNItkiE.
Afs nift a press agent
Dssr >ir - " hat il the w-lght
Halt Ia ;he festherwciEht .issss
at ttN>ntHRN.
Ans A. much ~ sou can get
aNas with
tissr >ir--ts there a., .are for n
husband whe has suddsni, become
afflicted vita goit.
WIS. >Ti WIZ.
All 10 date medical science has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

The second brace Of CITY league
games viii be played tonight at the
urmory The games were 10 have been
played laal night hit posipeHemdnt
uniil tonight was foreod because of
the fact that the Alianza ilispeno
Americana had previously engaged
tho armofy fur It's banquet.
rcniHhl the Universally VIII com.
bat Company ., This win be Com-
pany Gs first actual appearance, Tho
business COLLEGE, win do battle with
tho furcHcfs The Sicnogr,phvrs
and FufcatcrH already have nude Their
debut IN the league the former luNns
lo The >arsiiy quintet and the laltef
winning U.s. default from the national
guardsnen
The schedule FOR ihc rest II thi'
week and next week follows
SATURDAY.. January - Company G
VS.. A. /. s., \ H. $, va e. s. L $.
Wednesday January 20 T. : T. >
l,s. T. \. A. A. y, c rs. Company q
SATURDAY, January ga / vs
T.. \. NJ. a u G. As. A. II. s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

Permanent officials fcr the lcaguv
have heon chosen as follows
Referee charles Lemhko.
Umpire Louis llesseldcn
Scofer--B a. Worcsst
Timex cepef IA " Wand
Gatekeepcr George Myers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

Although several women haze pi-
iotcd acceptance. cumpnihlitcls few
women have csMiNcd The difficult task
Of driving q rrins AUTOMOBILE Mis-
Frances Thornton, however is a pro-
fcssional race driver aud has driven
her high powered ear in competition
with some e The best known drivers
In the country MISS Thornton IL de-
termlnod 10 gain the head Of her pro-
fcsslou IN her rnces she asks no
fayors because II her Sex, hat drives
under the same conditions as do her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

Va excerpt from letter written
~ the hest hearted little scout VIII.
r,et pnt On boxing glove or
rns tshed tunch counters Toe had
NC are located In ~ dry subarb of
ius NnEeies aud no free lunch eN-
rept - narues Oidtieid'S, aud there
are several al ~ pias Ing u strengi
=. far obey are not wise to ~ yet"
II GsrueS uidflcid ever cuts down
ihc tHtions 90 rudy nh"lk he aln't
q regular tctinu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
re jq,($|'':z|.BI2EAKFASds1:;'}I9i)1l
~ 70 ! eoe or ~ ~
L. AZ BY GEORGE <. PHArY2y n

not been able to discover a serum
FOR that attliction. The easiest way
is to get n divorce
Dear sir-who was the winner In
the last American Derbyf
HANDSOME HARRY.
Aust was. | intended TO place
4 bet hut oversight.
Dear >ir--Mhat In nm anateurt
PROF. PIFF.
Ans Whaddaya trying TO do. kid
somebody There amt no amateurs.
You can start war in "a second,
but II takes YOU long time TO fin
ish II Baseball magnates are be-
ginning 20 wonder how they can
pay their wartime contracts.
In view OF the fact that business
mon are business men, an army
contract can Kill more men In
day than ie-eenumeter gun can
kin in Il week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
NEGLIGENCE OF
DEPARTMENT IS
HELD bLAMAb[E
Commander of Submarine, on
Which Explosion Occurred
Says He Asked for Hydro
gen Detectori Was Refused

- MORNING JOURNAL tFtelet 1tNh~' WIZ
Sew York. i9-Danser from
hs drogen gas on the submarine E-2
WIS recognized IS the &c mmander
shortly after the Edison batteries
were installed last Septembe and @
rcauest for "a hydrogen detc' Tor was
not filled by the navy depi ftmeut'
Lieut. Charles II Cooke. the cpfn-
nandcr. testified when he resumed
the witness stand today before the
naval court 81 INJURY investigating
the recent fatal explosion on the
craft
Rtfu.ed Precautions.
Lieutenant Cooke also said he rec
commended that each Of the iOo cells
in the two batteries be equipped 80
lhal the condition Of each cell might
be determined independently Of 9TH
crs. but the bureau Of engineering OF
the navy department would not per
init this to be done
II had previously been brought out
In the testimony Of Ramon otto, an
some of the cells were reversed on
the day Ct the explosion. during the
process Of discharging, it was later
explained the reversed cells would be
re-chnrging ana this would cause an
excessive amount OF hydrogen gas 70
form.
Batteries Not To Blame.
Miller Rees Hutchinson, represent
ing the Edison storage battery com
pany al the inquiry issued a state
mont today ~ which he expressed the
opinion that the E-2 was filled with
hydrogen gas at the time of the eX-
piosion This would not have hap
pencd, he said, If the ventlating sys-
tom had been in fun operation
There were plumbers working in
the engine room where two men were
killed" he said "This indicates 10
me that the explosion occurred there.
have an affidavit that plumber a
few days before the explosion was
using "a gasoline torch IN the E-2.
"The batteries were no more "a
blame than boiler that blows up
when the water is too low
The court VIII take dispositions Of
injured men at the hospital tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
A Fine Aid For "
mother-to-be

We are alI greatly Indebted 10 those
who lcli their expcncnces. Aud among
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

League officials have decided that
the midwcrk gaines viii bc followed
Pay dance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20


Professor Dove. having delivered
his well known lecture On Peace
before the Marietta Hague Peace
club. was vending his way toward
the depot In flivver when he
espied y street fight. Ia which tall
and hraad--honldercd person vss
knocking the wadding out of peer
little shrimp.
"Hoid. u0ld." he cried. stepping
tato the midst ct the conflict. ~Ds
son realize that u ~ immoral 90
take unfair advantage OF sout
weaker brethrenf DO you realize
that with n small freRrm sn- could
arutraliSe all the strength In sour
pnndcreu~ shouIders."
"Nou gotta gun. huhf- asked The
stronsRrm.
- gun.- replied Professor Dave
"i~ carried enls b., victims OF meas
srrhisi Eosernmeat and by fhcss
outside the pale ef the law. NeNss
has firesrm deseerated m, pe--
sea-
BIrFt
D. Swing to circuufsiancs.
over winch he had no control. p-of.
Dove Viii not be able to d.
liver his lecture al the Lotus ciHh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

There are bull flights in the rnltcd
Stetes OF America but they ean en-
huAins matches
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20

81 wc Write this paragraph, we
uput know the result of The Moran
Noffes S,tap. And yet we den't cN-
poet te lose ans sleep Tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
THE TEST THAT TELLS.
o. Tho Test ~ Time. Many Alhtqusr-
que People Have Made This Test.

Years ago this Albuquerque citizen
told in a public statement. the benefit
derived from Doan's Kidney Pills.
The statement In now confrmed-the
testimony complete. Instances liSe
this are numerous. They douhly prove
the merit OF Doan's Kidney pills. Can
any Albuquerque reader demand more
convincing proof? It's Albuquerque
t~cs,imony-it may be investigated.
Mrs. r.. Adair. sea South Edith
street, Albuquerque, says II had pa
in my back below my shoulder blades,
when | was on my feet or walking
around, | didn't feel h trouble but
the minute ! sat down, h pain be-
gan. ono box ~ Doan's Kidney PMS
brought relief know that Doau's
Kidney Pills are lust as good az they
are claimed To be-" statement given
January 81, 1900
OVER SIX YEARS LATER Mr..
Adair said II use poan's Kidney Pllls
occasionally az | ind need Of them
ana always get quick and sure re-
lief"
price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kiddey remedy--eet
poan's kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Adair has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster Milhurn Co.. Props.
Bumalo, y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
What's Doing In State Mining Circles

AZ steel mills. where 1t is used in max
ing steel alloys.
HYATT has had many offers but has
closed NJ contracts us yet
The supply Of mangancs" In this
country has been largely controlled
by Great Britain and since the begin
ming Of the "a the demand for the
material has increased enormously
on account of the use Of his material
n the manufacture Of munitions, and
the price has risen IA consequence
As high az 5000 per ton is being paid
for high grade mhnsducsc. The steel
factories of this country are having a
hard time In securing "A good grade
nf manganese. and most Of them are
using spiogcloiscn . slas from the
shelter furnaces. which contains
about 90 per cent of manganese. and
for which thcv are paying as high az
SEQ per ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12

Kansas city Stockyards, April 10
Scant supplies OF cattle At all points
last week forced buyers into IN. mar
krt. and All of rccert losses We're re
gained. Today there are a few thou
too many cattle offered, and buy
.rs were quick To seize treir oppor-
tuniiy, steers 10 to ], cents lower
some va les OF 20 cents, cows ard
stoCkcts and feeders steady to 10 cents
lower Yearlings, steers and heifcrs
sold at $40 today. heavy steers $685.
and $3.50, u string of six ears OF steers
from Frankfort. Kan, lti6 pounds
average. selling at the latter price. \
fair number of steers sold AT 81 and
upwards, and medium steers brought
ss.3j to ss1j.
There was a light supply Of pulp
fed cattle. about 20 loads ia all. the
best selling at $3.50, oignt cars Of
Sugar company steers from Garden
CITY. Kan. 1850 pounds average. at
$50, as compared with fS.7i for
some Of The same steers last Monday,
There were no quarantine cattle
today, but a number of shipments of
North Texas steers odd here last week
at kN.l5 to Ss25. Best cows sell up
to s., and % OF the medium cows
bring ss25 to 8 30.
Stockors and feeders ar" In strong
demand, Illinois buying more heavily
IN he last week than heretofore. Good
feeders sell around s., and stock
steers mostly at 81 To $1.,j a few
yearlings up to s. 30 and calves $500.
Hogs AT seven western markets
dropped Oh ~, 900 mead last week
from thc previous week. local receipts
showing a loss OF 10000 head. TIL,
was a complete reversal of the recent
trend. a. total hogs marketed 50 Fat
this year at eleven leading markets Is
slightly above ten million head, a.
compared with 400. 600 head at IN,
same markets same period in 1905.
biggest previous year.
Prices were uneven. packers insist
ing on lower prices, but order buyers
made strong competition, the week
closing - cents below hish poin'
Receipts here today are ll,o0G head.
market 10 o. - cents lower. packer
paying the TOP, s9t5, at the close,
order buying IL heavy, this trad,
taking a liberal number today and
half the hogs n or two days last
week.
sheep and lambs are 80 cents high
cr than the middle OF last week. re-
ceipts 5000 head today, Prices arc
up - to % cents today, following
big rise FRIDAY, which puts values
back az to tho high time.
Al Glasses Of livestock seem To- b,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
BAN IS PLACED ON
SCHOOLHOUSE DANCING


no" me minor .7'"' ~ ",".'NR .
h"t ""'''hs IN Nh' H''''''"""'' -
M"hh''ihEl l."'h '''n'' '''
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,,,,., ' 49,. r.u,or u,,L
rho ut''h khol' OF ""i' 'n| '' w
M"u~n'h'h'''N s'h"ol nous wa
s"u"u"h ON Muh"' Wen 'h' ''"',
ihd IA" 'nl'-"'"c' ~'i'Ih'n'S '"'"'i
n'l's ana me !"'H'l N'", """h -
"'l'd' Us q N"t" OF 90 !" 20 ''H''"-
Hiuly the OCCASION was 'n' 'n''t'on u
u s'9nul trnA''" from M"uh'h .nN''N
u" MI IN" 'athnoN 'hus'u ny we ~
,lr'ineH' OF Garner nlpson' IN" nv.
rhiih'f ana awe 1nls''S ""''''u
me ring MS 'h" 'h"u'''''s' me pui'
'l"H WIS p'''h'l ~ h"'.''i'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
BARTENDER A SUICIDE,
NOT A MURDER, VICTIM

silver civ, y NJ April li-la'c
Developments in the case ~ Charles
O. Bra.nerd. q bartender who was
found dead IN \ G. Buckncr's saloon
at Tyrone n short time ago, appear &"
Indicate suicide rather than murder
was the cause OF his death. The cal
ibcr OF the pistol found discharged
beside B~rainord's body corresponds
with that OF the bullet which passed
through his head and the cash iu the
register was found intact though 81
was missing from = sack behind The
bar u IL believed some carly morn
ms visitor, who found rrninerd wing
dead. helped himself to this amount
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
HIGH PRICE Of
ZINC CAUSES 1
M|N|MG REVIVAL
Lack Of Capital Expected to
Be Met by Increased Values
of Properties in View of Sale
Figures.

Dcming, y NJ, Aprll 1.-The pres
ont hlsh figures quoted on llnC. aud
sp,ltcr appear likely to cause "a con
sid raj boom In zine properties in
this part OF New Mexico. which have
been hampered sadly by the lack OF
development and operating capital.
The present values for the metals
are expected to make 1t easy to secure
the funds needed. In fact, dealing
ALREADY has commenced. Juhn =.
Quayic, Of El Paso has bought three
properties In the Nictorio mountains.
OF these the Nictorio group is perhaps
the best known. With these vent the
Frank Wyman and John Curbc,t
claims and the holdings Of W r.
bradley and W. l.. Nelson of FL Paso.
Tho consideration Is not stated.
The new owner Will erect a min, II
is understood, AS well az sink a deep
shaft TO run additional levels to de-
Nolop the property. The water in the
lower levels has always been trouble
some and heavy pumping machinery
Is 10 be installed to overcome II,
The John Winfield interests of
Reno, New. have acquired recently
tho ~tungston claims located by DR. NJ.
W 'lVAh'I VI isIfbSbhIb y ~ ~ Nv
stood that this deal involved 100000.
The tungsten prospect In the Nictorio
district has been considered something
~ a Joke I'm local mining circles and
the deal came as a surprise.
Three other districts in Luna county
are shipping ore. The Clark a. Ma
honey property in the Tres Hermanas
now is employing about IS men. a
few days ago very rich ore was struck
n the development work Is being
pushed vigorously. About the same
number Of men are working on the
wade 4 Swope and the Big -Four En-
ploratlon company mines, The latter
u leased by Al schultz
The Mahon"y Yin mine in the Flor
ida mountains IS working with 80
men.
There are . number - zinc mines
In the Couks Peak district from which
shipments are being made regularly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
BECOMES
PRODUCING CAMP
WITH YESTERDAY
Current Switched on at Ma
chipery of Burro Mountain
Copper Company and the
Wheels Commence to Turn.

Tyrone y NJ April o. r}tuuc
lt anne a producing camp ScsterdaS.
Vho1. Without ans torompuF. Ia"
current vas switched on az tho u"W
SOC ton conCe1trato' of IN" Burrp
Mountain copper company and tn"
uI%',l'rcrl U.pan it's operations.
some t.uc PROBABLY VII ho spent
800 'lml,r ns up various machines
before the plant settles down 20 tho
IONS ripd at TN millions of tuus ~
ur now .n sigh. MAJ ! was the
dt urirr an, Sc, for opening Mp
tn m,li consists eff tNo units lut
rair porr viii b" addcd later -
coat atuut 81 UUu. 0Ou 4 = Han.
formr'. superintendent ~ the goo
t,r ,,isu't a. leopold. Is sppctin-
tcndcnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
MAKES APPORTIONMENT
OF COUNTY SCHOOL FUND

Tho apportionmont eff the county
school funds has been made us Duuu-
ty Superintendent Atauasiu Muutu},
IL IS tS follows
l. \ Montuya. supcriutrudcut II
schools Tor the uun ~ H%cruaiI'lo.
state of New Mckee, do hrryh, certify
that I have this da,. Aprii d. i'I'
duly appurt!oncd the school funds g..
the said county.
The amount to pc uppoitiuu't l
tH.lia 80 The total number Hl uc
on of school age is lu.ld1 Tho rIf
per person h. 30 cents. which Dr. 700
portioncd to the different districts u
follows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
FINDS n N.STE> orr
UNDER kIU HEN FLOOR

'otrizozp y. NJ, Apr,i II Tuug-
stem ore to the value of $1,000 was
discovered under the kitchen floor in
the residence of II. Il and T.. q. Sow
berry AT White oaks when u deputy
sheriff, ormed with a search warrant,
visited that place last week
The Ncwbcrrys were arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
COAL SEAM OPENED
~ NEAR MNt.DslCNN

Magdalena. y. NJ, April IA coal
deposit, part OF u a surface vein 3is
feet IN width, has been located about
Is miles Yorthwest Of Magdaiena by
Fred Leavitt. l.eayitt has had a force
at work for several weeks opening up
the prospect. on Indications IN the
same ~ncighborhood are said to DE
EOud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
DIVIDENDS
PAID IN MARCH
BY MANY MINES
Records Broken for Returns,
as Shown by Values Given
Stockholders in Various Cor.
poraticns of Country.

tM.utag and Engineering World
As was predicted IN thes. columns.
American mines and 40 .k k broke all
records for dividend disbursements In
March last According to reports
made q" Mining and Engineering
World. dividends during The month
we're PAID totalins satlI5,i3,.
Not only were March records
broken but disbursements for the
first three months of the year wcr"
the largest on record exceeding those
for the tire" month"; ~ 1874 he
previous record year by nearly S2-
Opn, 600. IN the quarter lust ended
lU3 compautcs contributed with pay
mcnts totaliuR t36 2iiOls aS com
pared with slN.2O2 g32 %, 90 COM
panirs 80 1918. t2i 1sj,5iG b, ~ COM
panies "a 1914. ana S23. 3Oi $50 by
ia companies iu 1913 This shows
n remarkable gaia VA 1915 over pre-
yiuus years ana makcs = record Of
achievement never oqualod 10y any
other Inc of IN lustry.
The above does not Include the dis
burscmcut- made b. IN" so-call.d
h"ldiGg companies. u latg" part u
who's" revenue is derived from opera
tions of ,b,i avn uinos TAKE FOR
instance the Copp.r puec, Copper
Co, whose profits go 10 swell the dis
hursomon,. ~ phclrs lndyo A co.
Then there = the Ecnuecott corpora.
ton which is earning ON its copper
operation. iu Alaska hotter than s.
a share a year. or double what II ~
nov paving Others might he mem
toned 10 show tina, much Of the
$50 $50 sos disbursed during the hr,t
three months ~ 1918 ny seven secur-
tiles holding corporations should
riEh''u.Iy hc credited to the operat-
IN companies.
Ia .ummarlzina the dividends pad
ia IA. nrst auar,er OF 1916 wc md
that tho i09 compnnics contributing
hny, made total PAYMENTS of 5000.
..a.Gl9 ON their combined issued
c4uf,al ,his Is A return Of ta3Ea0s a..
atc N excess II outstanding capital.
uo,s.r. or shar.s -, CONNER .to,ks
- ',a,oa ,~nr,nr,t. ,,r u1or1s
were paid during March ,utnling tll..
gTatss. Duriug the quarter. with
q companies participating. dividends
have been divided among sharehoid.
era amounting TO ~s20,s5sIGl. This
with |S,5.Gs6.a7S during tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
LAND GRANT COMPANY
WILL 30 DEN EIOpNE<T

Cimarron, y. NJ April ~ From
an authentic sourcc IN information
that the Maxwell Land Grant COM
pany, owners ~ the Aztec mine ut
Badly, are setting aside funds each
month for the Development Of other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
CHINO NET PROFITS
NEARLY $7.0O0.O 900 IN
YEAR JUST ENDED

Colorado Springs, Colo. April "a
Net profits OF the Utah copper COM
puny for 1913 totalled sl7,9l3, ISL,
according to tn" annunl report Of g..
N MacNciii. president, issued y~cstsr-
day Tho report Of the Chino Copper
company for the same period shows
net profits of 81, si3,oh3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
FOLSOM
MEETS A HORRIBLE
DEATH IN EXPLOSION

Folsom. y. NJ April - Dynamite
ana caps 10 the pockets Of ls"m y
Williams, q %ranchmau OF this section
exploded Saturda, literally blowing
Williams To pieces. williams was
alone at IN" time and tho exact cause
~ tho explosion probably never VIII
bc known. williams had Intended G.,
prepare the dynamite for safe car
Rage lust before the explosion 90.
Cured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
'Today's Live New Mexico News
WINS CASE
IN SUPREME COURT

Santa Ne, y NJ April g. The su-
prcmc court y"stcrda. handed down
A decision in the case Df state $751; 4
l. Await, ordering the lower cuur
To- which the ease wts uuudCd t.
uuash the accusation Avail WITS
,ouuty clerk 90 curry county aud
was accused by the d.'rint atturucy
~ failure to account for pUhlir Wou-
cys In his hands He was tHuiI
guilty and Appealed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
COPPER oar II SHIPPED
FROM ~tUDIIE ~ CARLOADS

Schollc. y NJ. April lg.-five car
loads OF .oppcr ore were shipped from
hero last week, the destination being
the El pasu smelter The ore was
mostly ,~arbunatos and carried some
chalcocitos. n averaged . per cent
metal
The shipment has stimulHicd he
field considerably
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
HYATT STRIkE> BODY
Or MANGANESE orr

DcmlnR y AprIl o. Manga
nose ore IN "a large body has neen
strlcr by John p HYATT o. his rHuch
near Cooks. this count. The only
other Manganese deposit ODD fhc state
il In ponn Ana county su Tar AZ
known. The ore ia much Iu demand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
BRIGHT ENDORSED
FOR A BISHOPRIC
BY THE METHODISTS

Springer y NJ. April T. DR. $
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endorsed for a bishopric 3D., The cube
district convention OF the Methodist
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men.