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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
FOOD SITUATION
IN GERMANY WORSE
correspondent of tssncintcd i'r~,> Tell.
az Had conditions Prr,uiIin.
In Berlin.

!oI Niioi.M 'Nia i.oudouJ. january
i'.-- IN" iood situation ia G.,n,.,,,-
mas crown much wors. during ,Eo l,s,
50" months. according TO IA. .X-.,,i-
"hre OF an Associated TrcSs core.
spondent who has returned from .,
'rip to Berlin. Potatoes arc SO scare,
MAT this weeks pcr capita ration I'm
hcT!ln was less than fou, ANA . b,Ir
rounds This is attributed In rart 10
me farmers Withholding shipment. nm.
VI February -. when higher rric,s
WEI hc permitted. but il is not denied
'hat inc potato crop j. i.su!Iiclnni 20
meet normal demand
NO chceS" has been on the ,nars.t
sii,c" August and eggs are umohtoin.
"'''' cNrcpi Surrcrtitiousiy. at IL 10 20
cents apiece. RcrlinS daily milk sun
ply rs about Sic.o0c litrcS. a-.in-.
normal l,ooo.oOo. and i, is i,6,n.si,,,.'
70 DIZZY clothing, shoes STOCKINGS or
blankets except ny permission of ~.
police THIS latter. however. nav,
merely precautionary neasur, ,.
IN. shops appear well stocked vim
chief lHrcOuastcr Wcrnu,h. ms ,,.I,
IS inc heads of other cities. connj.,i,.
''ftt inc larger towns are co,urc1la,l =,
suffer Unnecessary rdrdshipS bo.a,,.,
INC system of distribution OF fonds,,ifr
mas tailed IA many respects
IN some cities the SITUATION >o,.,.,.
20 nc better than in others and :, For
i'H business man told The corrcsn,nb
oht mat he bad spent Christmas wccI,
III fhih" city where he 20, plcnt,
"i meat and bread without heinz rc-
Hu'r'd 10 SHOW bread card or n,,u;
card.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open suices of the system each
morning ard wash away the
poisonous, stagnant matter.

Those Of VI who are accustomed 10
feel dull and heavy when We arise.
splitting headache. stuny from a cold.
foul tongue. nasty breath. acid stom-
ach. lame back. can. instead. both look
and feel :s fresh a unisy always 10y
washing the poiSouS and toxins from
TN" body with phospiatcd hot water
each morning.
We should drink. before breakfast
a glass Of real hot water with tea
spoonful! Of limcStou" phosphate in it
To flush from the stomach. liver Kid
u"yS aud ten yards OF bowels the pre-.
Nious days indiGcstiblc waste. sour
OIL. and poisonous toxins: thus cleans.
ing. SwecteninS ana purity ing the en-.
tire ',limentary tract before putting
more food into the stomach.
The action OF limestone phosphate
ana hot water Oh an rmrty stomach i
W"ndcEfuiiy inyigoratiuG. IL cleans
oHt al! the sour fcrmcuiations. gases
waste and acidity a.d gives ono :!
>riendid appetite for breakfast. and /,
= sara I" he but little while until
~" roses begin TO appear in the
checks. quarter pound Of limestone
ph"Srhate will cost very little at the
drug store. but it sufficient To make
any ON" Who iS bothered with bilious
ness. conStipa ton. stomach trouble ol
rheumatism a real enthusiast on The.
subject OF internal sanitation TRY i,
ana YOU are assured that YOU will hook
better and feel better in every way
Sh"rtly.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
PRoSPECrS NOW As coon
As IN FIRST YEARS or "A an

BERLIN. January l7.--C;crmauy'.
i"od prospects at present arc equal f.,
those durin: the first two years of tho
war. say" an overseas News Agency
statement. which reads:
IN reply 1" recent attempts to MAX"
out t"lnanNs food situation az criii
cal. or even dangerous. the following
ilIurcs az" given on the best of an
thority:
"Thc German grain crops of tho
present year exceed those of the prr-
rrdInS year 10y 100000 tons, of which
i,'""."oo tons are bread corn rhi,
Tact proves that Germany FOR which
last years crop WAS sufficient. Will be
able 10 get along even better with the
crop Of this year. This also is demon
for youths aud hard working persons
AS 10 the potnt" crop which is
considerably inferior ON the average
the deficiency will l." ,uv"rcd for thc
most part. by tho excellent beet crop
At the sam" tune. the allowauc" for
malting purposes has been decreased
80 per cent, which permit Of the set
ting aside as food for tho population
Of such quantities of barley that the
shortage OF potatoes is more than
Offset.
The stocks Of horned cattle in Ger
many have Increased since the bc;sin-
ming OF 1916 more than 100000 head. or
! per. cent: Of hogs. almost 1000. 600.
or PA per cent. These figures indi-
cate that Germany is entitled 10 count
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

lt"shNl'rrm Church, - Charles ,Sty
county, "n trtddN afternoon at 80
" rl"'' Mn. Christian wa~ - widow
81 ."rihin Thomas l.. christian. vI,"
WAS hdtut"mi -G"u"c.,i "m til s..u' of
'''h"'h T. NJ '.tv, 81 Long ir.,t's
CORPS. irI VII" died just $50 Years go
N'S'''h'N. ih'N .,ls" were hUru OF, tn"
S'''n' h"'" -JHuuIrN I. During Airs.
'h'iS''',rS last illness sh" prayed 'iILi
S''" might al" ON The hnniv"rsHrA OF
'h' "";'ii, al h"'' husb:,ui. ant IKE
h'n'' J." buried on IT," aumivcrs.rry "a
tn" birth - ':"'.r..l i.rc
MrA- 1riS'i"u Ms q, devoted ir"lpi.r
"i ~. '"ihanN ~. -ryi'rilu church.
'"iuI "n" at as founders AND ul.,iu-
stays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
RUB RHEUMATIC
PAIN RIGHT OUT
Don't suffer! Relief comes the
moment You apply "St.
Jacobs Oil"
MnAl-. rneumatLsm. IAN eMLN.

What's rheumatism" Pain only.
stop drug2iuG Not one ease i'm nifty
requires Internal treatment. Rub the
misery right away. Apply soothing,
penetrating 81 Jacobs oil" directly
upon the tender spot and relief
comes instantly. ST. Jacobs Oil" * :,
harmless rheumatism and Sciatica 70
lief which never disappoints and cam
not burn or discolor tho Skin.
Timber up, &c; small tra! bottle
from your druggist. and in just a mo-
mcnt you'll hc free from rheumatic and
sciati"a pain, soreness. stiffness and
swelling. Don't suffer. st .lacoH'S
oil" has relieved millions OF rhe,Iina-
iism sufferers IN the last half century.
ana is just a. GOOD for Sciatica ncu-
IA lca, iumbaco. backHchc. spr.,ir~ ami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
M-.. r:ii.nhc,h -. L.. >mnpr

I~rocinl % Tho TImo-- -p.iyN.l
EniNBUi:G. VA. january Il. Mrs.
Elizabeth sarah Elinor !1napu dice on
January at la. homo OF h"r Oldest
daughter. Mrs T.. y Snapl. a l'.i-
lnyra. near h"rc. IN. was seventy
I'VE years old. she was the = id"w Of
cyrus ~. Snarr, VIII" dicI about nvc
years ago. aud "a daughter "f jacob inI
Mary 1raun. OF near Mos~y Creek. sur
viyiug her az" zen children. &. y wlol.
~uaup. OF Prime. William County; Ron
.rt L. Snarr and Samuel T. Su;tpp. Of
Lexington: Willi"u w Snapp. Of Illi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

TIA" 'irSi annual m"riiu:: Of th"
o"kholdcrs nf III" Community say
ing" ana Loan 'urporati,u was hoib
Ihfi niEht IN III" "onrauN's Office. ia
w "shihEt"u street Reports showed
that tho business for tho FIRST yo.tr had
been highly satisfactory. 40 hiNid.ii,ls
zero declared. aIid all earnings wcrc
iurncd into uuGINId.d profits and SIR
plus. Tn" following officers and al
r"ct"tS w"i" elected. president. ~ T.
Harrison: first vice president. Samuel
W. thinner; second -pr"si,io:,r. "
VI tucker. secretary and trcaHur.r
.. !. snort. directors. ~ j. IIhrri~op
Samucl w. thinner. W NJ fucker. T.
NJ Hobbs, w. II. WillcuM. J.. y. i;oscn-
stock aud Edward Eigcubrun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

thS Han. - o'clock.
t.ntrrtn inincnt. t.ct-'IUErthcr Club.
tcntrni \. VI. {. A.. S,nt O'Clock.
'i.rrtur" on Municipal SurNc. by
DIR. ID. u. Anderson. f:uunl Suffrage
itrnduunrtcrs. t:iO 0'rlorI,.
trni t.>tnt" E>rhurgr. annual
meeting. Exchange Headquarters
.. O'Clock.
Lecture. ..rhc Dawn al Right cDu~-
ncss. REV. frank Pratt, tnitnrinn
Church. O'rlori..
Academy --"'Ihr Little Cafe; utnti-
nee. ::30: might. S:.D.
HJnu-1hnrstOH. the mag tenn;
matiucr. :::D; night. S::.H.
iyrir-popular ,nudcNiiir; matt
nee, =; night, 1::n and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

special to The Times n'sp..'ch
PETERSBURG, M, January ! go
Mix Virginia Suits died last might
after ~ brici illness at b"r homo. III
south Sycamore street Sh' WIS ia
nor ninety -urst y'ar Wa ,h" daughter
at the lat" Captain .u!d Mrs. parir 9
Butts and TIA" graudnau=ni.r q ecu
cr;l - q i:utts anil Elizabeth Ram
.ioIrh Harrison She "as BORN IN b'r-
''Nspi:,wcll Grove"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

',"'f. ii"r""rt u. Snupr. OF Los \r.;ol"s.
al: Ernest T.. Snnpr. nf hl"m"rlr
county. II. .i"hw Sunur. ct it,ciuucnd:
Mr.. Laura =. Srap". rt l.dinhur:.. .trJ
Misses NJ. Albert" aud t.ISi" !. IuH"r.
Of Richmond she Aiso l.avcs pu"
brother, toward &. tr"uu. ~ OKLA
bona. and sixteen grand"hil'ir"it Flu
u'inl services w"r" conducted at old
Augusta St"u" Church lay R"N j y
Na"dcN"nd"r. i;uri''i was ~ The church
,,,n.IprN
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MI>,>1tnE. AI.M.>>t.

win certainty on aa Increase in III"
supplies OF milk ana fats, and this al!
tn" moro a. th. uoUty iron Houmnria
guarantees at least au Increase tu
icddcg uppIi,S
"lh, posSibiliii-s q: provisioning
Germany arr. therefore. uowi~c in
ter,or 10 thoSe Of tn. Hrst two years
uf the war
%osloriay thc lrUsslau MuiStc. Of
Finance 10. Angus, Won I.entz,. ~i"ak-
ns Oh the budget. pointed on, me sat
isIactory .volu,ior OF thc ocogoruic Lille
Of Prussia as demonstrated by s-a;is-
tics. According 20 'h" minister, ,p-
pnr"ntly c%clu> sion from The worlds
trade has created especially Favorable
conditions iu domestic trade ANA trans
bort during the var. says the overseas
News Ag.ncy's report al ih- spec, il.
Thus tn" yield from the income ,a< Ias
NOR. th;n Ioo.n1n. 600 marks aighcr
lhon was estimated in the hUua"t. The
receipts from state railroads were ~
most i" per cent higher thaE those of
1918, which We're exceptionally favor
abl..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
III Mako l.nrtcr.olorirn, rc.,.

Under am appropriation recently
granted by 'h" city Council. :, ract.-
biological laboratory has boon ca,ab.
li"h"d aud cquipp'd in connection Win,
ana under Eup"rVis'On Of. the Iicaitl.
department. and Miss II. l.. Whitehead.
formerly at Tho stat" Department al
HEALTH. Richmond, mas been engaged
as b:tctcrioio2ist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

Judge GOODRICH OF Frederick sbllr..
ana Judge Jesse +. West. Of W.yorIy
VIII be the principal speakers "a, tho
~ u. liill camp banquet on Frid,y
night given in celebration of General
Lees Birthday nInivcrsary. There also
VIII he talks by other guest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

~.,"'ial I" Tho ri,u"s- DESPATCHED
SALISBURY. y. g. January i..br.
". L. trump. AGED SiNtH. q prominent
phy"i"an here. died last night after .,
long illness. u" Is sIrN wed 10y tNVn
daughters. Mrs. James II Mc'"rk!".
at salisbury. aud Mr.. EuC"uc Gray.
IL WinHt"nS Salem. and one son. W VI.
trunp. Of Concord
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

or King aud queen: l. w. of E.Iti-
""ro- G.. *. of Boston: ". Y. aGd
J. !! MHNc. Of lI"p'w"ii; j.. l.. Muse,
Mrs. - y. 'ampb"li. Mrs. j. q. pykn
"u. Hirs. Maud" N"rthiu;.t"u. .,ii OF
Chesterfield County. IA" burial wiil
l.. ia i;landfurd Cemetery t"-inorruw
AFTERNOON at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
nuIIdinr 1. Condemned

EN'IhInS Inspector Wells has CON
dcmncd tho huiIGinr at the corner OF
sycamore and East Bank street. sccL.
ped by tic kouuc% Tea ana Cofco
'"mrtny, when VIII rcmov" 10 an
other location II is stated that other.
buildings - Sycamore street viii be
.uud snncd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

iSpo,ial I" Til" Times nisp:tt.h.
FREDERIC kSBi'l;':. "a. January
Richard tndsou. "a wcli-kn"Nu 1T 81
zen "f Spots NiNaui, County. dioh a'
his HON" near Wilderness y"Stcr,iAN .
H%"d tfty-tiV' wears. He - Survive.
10y his wife and several chiidrcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

Especial 10 Th" Tiu"s-pis
LYNtiiEuin;, VA. January Ii
Miss Annie ';arhucr. aged cightv-,No
years died on Monday At her home. in
thrlStianSbuTg. after iouG illit"SS
Sh" MAS member "f TIA" PRESBYTERIAN
church 70" moro ihJu seventy years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

iSpr'ia 10 'rh. Times DiSIatch.I
PETERSBURG. VA January IL
Samuel r. Mu;". aged thirty eight
years. died last night ct his horne IN
Chesterfield County ~" is survived
10y SiN brothers AMI tnr"" sisters f.; g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
The Weather


- noon temp. tUr" .............. -:
= NJ Temperature. .......... =.
.NhN''lNIi i'hip'h 'bi' 'b = =. W -
Minimum t"ni'"rh turc to f. VI -
Mean temperature ........... 80
Normal temperature ......... Is
deficiency in temperature. .......
Excess IL temperature sine" March
.;.................... 81
...............'. ..,..,...'..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
PETERSBURG ALDERMEN
APPROVE ORDNANCE
concur With Council In Matter OF
the S2J0.DOU Bond
Issue.
MEETING OF sTocKIuLDEHs
Officers Of Community Savings and
Loan Corporation Electel-JudSc>
Goodrich and West To Speak at y.
&. Till Camp Banquet.
isr."ri;I to III. rimca.piypatch.

l'ETEitSEliti VA. january IL
TIA" Board ni Aldermen. at an adjourn
81 u"citn. last night. at which I'u
81 Ill" iW"lV" members w"r" present.
unanimously ""n,nrrcd with tho t"uu-
'ii IN TIA" adoption Of tn" ordinance
l'r"N ding for Il houd issue 81 SgJn.nun
Tor pulls" Improvements. 'Ih" bonds
WI run forty N"arH ana bear =
l,'r cent interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
Mr~. .ymlin o. I,urinrL.

iSp""iIl /" III" Tim"s-p Dispatch
~ N'lIiii' lai Va. January Ia
Nrs Julia I:3il"l i;urfor,l. wife of NJ.
-. EGrfr,d. died on Tuesday ~ Waugii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

Temperatures, -: hUmidIty FL. winH
direction. south. wind vcl"viiy. miles
weather. SloudN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

amherst County. aged forty four
years She is survived by her husb.,ud
and six children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
Local It;iiptujI

l;aintail last twelve hours. None
Rainfall last tWrnty-f"l:r hours None
49,. .............. ............. ..77
EAc.sa IN I.LiMinli simnn .IaMlhrN NJ:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
PILOT NJ GRAW
PRAISES ROMAN
Has Nothing But Approval
for Veteran Owner Of the
Champion White Sox.

When John J. 0rcGraw, manager OF
the New York club. stated that he
would rather lose the worlds base
bail title 20 Charles s.. Comiskey than
TO any person connected with base
ball the leader of the defeated
Giants gave expression 10 an opinion
reflected by every one connected or
sympathizins with the New York
club or the National league.
ar Comiskey stands today as the
only remaining type Of the old base
ball magnate. such as were Frank De
Haas Robson. James A. Hart. Chris
Won der Abe. Harry Won der Horst and
A. g. Spaldius, men who put the game
higher than the dollar
Educated In the old school. the Old
Roman stu adheres to its principles
and practices. and there Is not a
doubt that he is the most popular
and widely respected man connected
with the game today Democratic.
generous 10 a fault the door 10 his
office is never closed He is always
accessible 10 any one, his most init
mate friends or the casual acouaiut-
ance- Every one who comes within
his presence is made TO feel a Eenu-
inc welcome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
IS SAN XAVIER
CLAIMS BONDED.
Wakefield Belmer Group Is
Acquired by Charles
P. Reiniger.

Tucson. Ariz, Nov. Renewed
activity is noted in the san Xavier
district, south Of Tucson, where the
Wakefield-Belmer group Of claims has
been bonded for a sum approximatins
S250,0O0 by Chas. P. Belniger, Of the
AIile-Wide copper company The prop
erty joins the san Xavier and is near
the vel known Plumed Knight mine.
a large vein OF high grade copper
IS reported 10 have been found in the
old Morgan mine in the san Xavier
section, a property bonded lately by
Denver capital for $3.50, 000. Already
IL had been well developed and had a
record OF production Of 100000 tons
Of ore Work was started on chasing
Up stringers, a method followed in
Bisbee in the early days Of that camp.
and in at least one instance this meth
Cd has proved successful in the Nor
gan.
New Workers Buy II Claims.
G. W. Warner and others of New
York, have purchased II claims in the
Twin Buttes district from Nike Sera-
sio, after inspection By h Vincent. q
Los Angeles mining engineer The
company VIII let contracts for about
1000 feet OF drilling, TO block out an
ore body already tapped by a 90 foot
shaft This ore runs about 10 per
cent in copper, with seven ounces OF.
silver.
The estate OF George B. aIcAneny.
has bonded placer property at Great
erville for 100000 to 4. y. Taylor. Of
Denver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

state champions. the winners or the
subsidiary handicap titles. and Won
VIII 0-1 an erer-chan Eing list Of
names
In no other sport under the sun i= i-
possible 70 scan record or 20 years
and not find any man who has taken
the title twice, not necessarily in sue
ccSsiOn- Yet such is the case with the
sport OF trapshOotins.
New Winner Every Year.
The Grand American handicap has
had a new winner for every wear OF
its competition. The same is almost
true OF the other big events. though
there has been few Instances OF re-
psatinF- However, I'm the main. q new
champion has stepped 20 the fr0l-
each season.
Even the shooters who are REGARDED
as the very best never succeed in
shooting the same gait over long
periods There is an ebb and GoW i'm
their success. First the tide runs
high. and then there is a recession.
Sometimes the shooter smashes all OF
his targets and a week later finds
that five 20 ten get away from him
with conditions exactly similar 10
those that prevailed a week previous
That IS the glorious uncertainty
that prevails in no other sport in sues
profusiou-
Your trap shooter is the best kind
Or sportsman for this reason. because f
he is never playing a sure tEi1-
The more he shoots the more
strongly ~ he impressed with the
mutations Of the sport. He places
his money. no matter how hiEh
tie cost. gnd takes his chance
with any shooter. though he has Z
no means OF rating his ability I
from day to day.
To is not so with other sports s .
"a #Ha 20.
1ionship caliber is no longer doubt +
[ul proposition. Its average is al
WAYS high. 10 can be counted upon
until parts Of the machine wear out
and are not properly replaced. II is
S.. also with the individuals iu base
ball The men who have been lead
n- hatters. pitchers. fielders and base +
MINERS. have been So invariably over
cn- periods. once they attal1cd pro-
icieucT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
coast OWNERS
To MEET SOON
VIII Decide on Personnel
Circuit for Next Season;
Vernon Is Out.

san Francisco Calf, Nov Tho
problem OF the Pacific Coast leagues
makeup next season appears difficult
Of solution Az d recent special meet
ing OF the league magnates here a
halfhearted attempt was made TO vote
Portland out Of the league, and salt
Lake and Vernon were also unoff-
cially scheduled 20 so.
But when judge ". ". EcCredie,
owner of the Portland franchise, said
that the oustiug OF Portland would
be one Of the best things that ever
happened TO that team. the other
magnates did not press the matter.
Portland is known 10 be a pretty
consistent money getter.
However, wiseacres here figure that
the makeup Of the 1918 Ieaeue might
be something like this: san Fran
CISCO. Oakland, Sacramento, salt
Lake. Fresno and Los Angeles
Portland. they say, is disconnected
and is bound 20 so, while Vernon IS
id 20 be q white elephant finan-
CiaIl-. However. Vernon gives Los
Angeles continuous baseball and holds
a position OF strategic importance on
that account
Sacramento has an actual request
before the house for another team in
the league Big business men of that
city are behind the move for a club
nd TIE Sacramento fans mount their
chairs at the mere suggestion that q
cam might De brought 10 the capital
rezl7. which s7o-ted Coast league
team In years EDEe by has made no
formal request but has her ear to
rrc pipe line. and viii doubtless be
eard [-1u when the time is ripe"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
SNELTERSTART
To Be IN MARCH
United Verde Extension
Plant to Have One Fur
mace Going Soon.

Jerome, Ariz.s Nov. 1t is expect
ed that one OF het -everberatory fur
uaces Of the new United Verde Exten-
sion smeltcr in the Verde valley will
De in operation in March. 1t is hardly
expected that the main haulage tun-
mel VIII be done by that time, though
il has been driven close to a mile al
ready.
The Dorothy May shaft Of the Green
Monster mine is now 500 feet deep. A
station g. being cut and a crosscut
VIII be driven westward into a jasper
dixie. which is hoped to be the casing
OF an ore body, something that has
occurred before in this district.
Dundee-ArizOna Sinking Shaft.
Duudee-Arizona. with new equip
ment and new pumps and with an
ample supply Of electric power. At las
seems 20 De under way with the sink
ing Of its main shaft. which has been
delayed through various causes at in-
terEals for the past year. Engineer
DeLty believes that the wet zone has
9een passed. though the formation is
fractured The water lift is in lime
stone. in which IS much iron.
Another OF -le districts vet shafts
is the Gadsden. from which about 1Z5
gallons q minute are being lifted
from about $50 feet.
Black sulphide OF good quality isl
being hOisted from the Nerde-ApeN-
Venture Hill shaft This sulphide is
the first Of the character ever found
in that locality.
Water has been struck IN the east.
drift on the 200 level Of the Verde.
combination, the flow being so strong
thar the drill holes were plugged xiii
proper pumping facilities could De Sc
cured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
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large amount Of this element. also.
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gree.
sport is PoDutnr o,o
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.ie amount meet
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