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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
TAFT DECIDES
ARIZONA CASE
Mining Controversy In
volved Contra ct For
Smelling Of Ore.

Phoenix, Ariz-. Nov. 12.-The win
ming OF the case Of the ella Copper
sulphide company against the Ameri-
can Smelling and Aefining company
is OF greater moment than would be
assumed. in merely noting that for
mer president william H Taft. as
special master. had decided that the
defendant company must keep a To-
year contract. made three years ago.
to smeit $50 tons a day Of plaintiffs
ore
In effect. the decision saves the
plaintiff from bankruptcy, and at a
time when Il is in position 70 pay it.
self out OF debt. II had been in the
hands Of a receiver, appointed IN
April. 1918. on the basis OF a debt OF
S690,0Q0 due the Union and New
Haven Trust company OF New Haven
Conn. The greater part OF this debt
has been paid OF through the ore
shipments, 70 one OF defendant s
smelling plants. located at Hayden
only nine miles by rail from Christ
mas. where the mining corporation
property is situated. The shipments
have averaged 3 per cent copper and
have been netting the shipper alout
$4,000 a month above production
Claimed Right 20 Break Contract
The smelling company claimed the
right to suspend or break the con-
tract, on which Il latterly claimed 20
have been losing 81 q ton shipment
elsewhere OF the low graae ores
would have been unprofitable- Judge
Taft. Incidentally decides that the
smelter has been making about 40
cents a ton. a temporary inJlnc-lol
was secured against the smelter py
fudge r y. Sloan OF Phoenix and the
matter then went 20 judge Tart, IN
New York
The Christmas property has had a
remarkable career Il was worked ~
James Douglas when j was on l-.e
apache Indian reservation Wnen y
was eliminated from the reserve q
WAS located. together with a SIN tli
furnace. by Geo D. Chittenden, nno
organized the Sz1dle Mountain COP
Der company He also mined coal on
claims owned by the company on Deer
creek, % miles away some matte vas
produced and hauled 70 market long
before the Arizona Eastern was pui-l
up the ella, past the mine
Not Involved In smash
The property later fel into the
hands OF Frank IL Murphy o. tres-
colt and b. P. Cheney OF Phi 'ade--
phia. though it was not included ~
The Grand smash that befel the Aux
phv enterprises listed under the Ds-
velopment Company OF America. sull
as me Polandd, Congress. Silver Bel
and Tombstone mines. Latteriy u
has been handled by George ID Nor
ris. VINO was l1urphy,s secretary Tor
the latter years OF Murphy life.
1t now is proposed TO install 100
tatfou mill near the ella and 70 anlP
only concentrates. with good man
aeement Ii Is expected the company
VIII soon be ont OF debt and VII qe
listen as one OF the most prollta1-e
producers Of the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
RUSH to- CLAIMS
ON RESERVATION
Mining Property Won by
G. Fl. Dunning Of Pres
eott 80 Associates.

Forty automobiles lined 10 last
Saturday at the 7Tanapai indian res
ervation dead line with an aggrega-
tlon Of mining men computed TO be
worth s5Q.O00.O00. ready TO rush over
that line and begin locating mining
claims, according to reports from
Preston. Ariz The date Of the open
ing o. this reservation with all other
indian reservations, was Nov. / The
particular goal Of these men was La
coon and the National copper mines
C. Il Dunnlng OF Prescott ard his
party Of ten Won out
The starting line vas west OF selig-
man in Tavapai county. Ariz. and
was agreed 20 by all AT the crack
OF the gun at noon on November ! the
race began.
The Lagoon holdings are said TO be
q veritahle mat Of native copper in
apai reservation That section had
been invaded at various times by
tresspassers and highgraueo. But the
door was closed 20 the miners ana
prosuectors until nov. ], 1913.
Curiosity exists among many old
timers 20 know who were the lucky
3bcaters OF the Barbara and Brazel
silver mines in the Mescalero Indian
reservation Oh New Mexico. Reports
that ore from the Barbara took first
prize at the St Louis exposition in
1909. Il is said a number rushed to
locate these mines when the reserVa-
ton was thrown open 70 rrospcctors
on November J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
COPPER COMPANY CUTS BIG
VEIN IN NACOZARI DISTRICT

The Nacozari Consolidated Copper
company recently cut the great COO
foot low grade copper vein on the
Galera group which adjoins the Nice
tezuma Copper company's property ia
the NacOzari district in northeastern
Sonora. Mexico The enter face OF
the tunnel 1000 feet in and 600 feet
IN vertical depth was said TO show
bornite and chalcopyrite ores IL Is
estimated that the tunnel VIII have
to be extended zoe TO 150 feet farther
to strike the big bodies Of ore.
The Nacozari company is also
working the san Pablo silver prop
ertv IN the same district and is ship
ping some high grade ore and silver
lead concentrates % the Fl Pasc
smelter. A 1900 tunnel IS nearing
com ple-iou- AT present the out put
Is small The company has a $50 ton
mill with the flotation process on the
property
George 1Totz, o. Douglas. Ark. IL
superintendent Of the company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
HALF A MILLION DOLLAR
MINE DEAL IN ARIZONA

Phoenix Ariz. Nov. 12.-What Is
considered one Of the biggest mining
deals this year, was the announce
ment that George W. Long. Of Phoe-
nix, and s. r. Poss. OF New York. had
purchased q large amount Of the
stock holdings Of S. ]. Tribolet In the
Kay cooper mine.
The deal involved close 70 5000
and was closed after negotiations
had been carried on for several
months
With the closing Of this deal. the
Kay company has inaugurated a com
prehensiTe campaign Of work on its
property which is located in what Is
now known as the Kay copper belt.
new thousand foot working shaft
has been started and a complete and
modern electrician equipped machinery
plant is 20 be installed Just as soon
as the power line IS completed. which
IS to be connected up with the FOSSIL
creek lne.' The latter supplies the
Jerome district its power.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
LEROY COMPANY IS SINKING
TWO SHAFTS ON CLAIMS

The Leroy Consolidated Mines is
sinking two shafts on its group Of
seven silver lead gold claims IN the
Dos Cabezas district IN Cochise
county. Arizona. The SHAFT on tne
Leroy claim had reached q depth Of
zoo feet and a contract was recently
let TO sink l. IS feet deeper. u IS
expected that IL viii be continued
down 10 a depth OF 400 feet The
climax claim shaft was us feet deep
It Is said that during development
several car loads of ore running $50
and $40 ore was shipped 70 the
smelter- Frank Peterson and ". ]
Crawford are two Of the principal
stockholders in this company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
URIC ACID POISONING

A poison as dangerous as
srychnin is manufactured within
the body. called uric acid. When
It accumulates and the kidneys fail
TO carry it of, we suffer from dun
headache, sieeplessnesss muscular
pains, lum5ago, OF it may cause
rheumatism OF govt
Drink plenty Of water between
msals-a pint Of hot water o1e-half
hour before meals is'the best-and
take @ Anuric This vas first dis
covered by Doctor Pierce, Of the
Surgical Institute IN Buffalo, n. 7,
and is harmless to the system, but
sure and effective IN carrying Of
the uric add. It Stimulates the
kidneys. Anuie'' (n6-uic-seid)
can be obtained at almost any drug
store, and helps to counteract the
acidty Of the system
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
FL TRIO MAKES REMARKABLE
STRIKE ON zoo FOOT LEVEL

Tucson, ARK, Nov. 12.-El Trio. at
Silver Bell, has made a remarl-a bic
strike on the 200 level some OF the
ore said 20 run up 20 40 per cent
copper. The company ls Shipping
eight carloads a week, averaging $500
g car.
The Silverita. a property formerly
known as the yellow Bird is ship
ping copper-silTer ore samplins $3.50
8 ton
Vim. L wakefield has sued the
Reiniger-Freeman for violation OF
purchase agreement and FOR 5000. al
legged value Of machinery said 90 have
been removed.
In the Patagonia section the Andes
has Installed g compressor FOR driv-
ing its 700 foot tunnel further % cut
the main ore body.
Work has been closed down az the
Ray Broken Hnl property at BAY,
pending a stockholders meeting in
New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
WILL DEVELOP
KAY PROPERTY
Manager Predicts Big Re
suits From Operations
at Oatman.

Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. 12.-George ".
Long. once manager Of the United
Eastern at Oatman. now managing d.
rector for the kay Copper company.
believes that the Kay soon viii be
developed as one OF the greatest OF
southwestern copper properties He
and F. ". Poss, Of New York, lately
purchased 100000 shares or kay stock
from S. J. Trioolet, a Phoenix butch
en-. from whom the company took
the property. The amount involved
was about 100000
Down TO the 600 level already has
been blocked out commercial ore
drifting and prosecuting done on
the six levels opened a contract has
been given for the sinking Of d sec
ond shaft, TO be 1000 Ieet deep, at
another point on the property, where
exploration has shown new anc
very valuable ore body.
The new head works are now being
put IN place. Power IS 10 be secured
from the Arizona Power company
spstem that now supplies Jerome
Clarkdale and Prescott This system
with water power on Fossil creek and
q great power house near Clarkdale,
is being extended southwark TO Phoe-
nix A railroad survey also passes
the Kay from Phoenix.
The Kile- Truman Copper company
has been organized in Phoenix for de-
velopment OF copper bearing ground
adjoining the Kay. The group is OF
seven claims
Development work On the famous
Thayer silver property. in the Con-
ErelaLol section near Mlcken nurgi
has reached a depth Of 1140 feet, win
much lateral drifting AS expected
the deeper workings are beginning TO
show much high grade sulphuretlc
copper ore, with material values in
gold also. Though Tnayer has several
safes ful Of ore that is almost sold
silver, he never has shipped any ore.
though maintaining FOR years devel-
opmeut work on plans that have high
approval from practical miners he
is a Phoenix hardware merchant
The Pioma King Mines company has
been formed in Phoenix TO develop
a silver-gold group near Nulture-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
ALASKA MAN LOCATES BIG
GLACIER As MINING CLAIM

Locating a glacier as mining
claim the idea Of c. II Boyles. is the
latest phase Of the mining game in
Alaska Boyles got his idea by pan
ming the sand iu a pool about 100 feet
from below where the river came out
from the face Of Mendenhau glacier.
This pool. about 40 feet deep, con-
taired about 80 feet OF sand and 81
was found 20 contain gold. Boyles
theory was that much OF the gold
brought down from the valley had
collected IL this pool. so he con-
ceived the idea Of divertinE this river
by means Of a tunnel so as to get at
the sand and located the glacier as
his placer mining claim.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
M0WRY MINE IS SHIPPING
ORE TO Ell PASO SHELTER

The noted old Iowry mine IN the
Patagonia district. santa Cruz
county. Ariz., IS shipping and has
been for several months. an aver
age OF four car loads Of lead car
Donate and Ealena ore 10 the Fl Paso
smelter. This ore is from the ex-
tension Of the same body from which
the rich ore was taken in very early
days OF that famous old mine The
strike was made at a depth Of $50
feet VIII Mitchell, for several years
a mine manager OF Santa Euialia, Chi
huahua Mexico. for the American
Smelling and Refining company Is
manager OF the old MoWry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
SWEET BREATH
GOOD CHEER
GOOD HEALTH

Are the result Of keeping
yourself inwardly clean
With a good laxative. The
girl who is most attractive, whose
skin Is clear with the delicate tint
Of rose petals whose mouth is
most kssabls, is the one who oc-
casionally takes castor o1-or a
pleasant pellet made up Of Nay
apple, leaves Of aloe and root Of
ialap, and sold by al druggists
in the land as Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
The girl who suffers from chronic
headache, dull, Hfeless eyes that
utterly lack the clear brightness Of
health, muddy complexion. dis
colored, sometimes fun Of blem-
isles OF pimpless very often bad
teeth and fe6d breath, is one who
does not practise inside eleanli-
ness When the colon Is stagnated
one always suffers from the effects
Of the poisons which are absorbed
and carried to al parts Of the body
BY the blood. Heed the warning
improve your health and good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
SHELTER IS PLANNED FOR
FLUX SILVER LEAD MINE

a smeiter 81 100 IONS capacIty Tor
the Flux silver lead mine IN the
Patagonia district. santa Cruz
county, Arizona, VIII be built the
middle Of next year. lt Is reported.
The mine already has 100 ton mill US
ing gravity concentration and lota-
ton processes. It IS said there Is 5000
feet Of development work on e. 10
has a solid body Of carbonate ore
400 by ESQ feet which at $50 feet
changes TO sulphides.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
HTNIaG CONGBEss VIII

BIZ HELD IN ST. LOUIS
The American Mining congress VIII
be held IN St. Louis. no. IN coniunc-
ton with the national gold confer
ence from November u 70 21. both
dates inclusive. The latter was called
10 discuss the problems confronting
the gold industry and to devise. II
found practicable, legislative pro-
gram TO encourage that now decreas-
ing class Of mining The sessions Of
the congress. which Sc the first one
held since the United States went into
war, VIII be given up largely 10 con-
sideration Of the industrial problems.
Some Of the ablest mining men and
economists wiz be present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
CORKELIA-AJO COPPER
COMPANY CHANGES NAME

40. ARR. Nov 1.-THE Cornelia-
Ajo Copper company has changed its
name to the Cornelia Consolidated
This is a property exploited by Ralph
II Cameron, former congressman
from arizona Diamond drilling is
TO be started soon, on the Bulldog
claim. near New Cornelia ground
Little Ajo. an adjoining property,
now has the deeper drill hole in the
camp. about 200 feet At the point
chosen the ore body dips very deep
a point considered by the manage
uenr in looking toward ful develop
ment and possible greater enrich
ment at depth A nearby hole boz
toned in sulphide at 1850 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
CHICAGO OWNERS TO OPEN
NINA MEXICO SILVER MINI

It IS reported that the Chicago
owners are talking Of starting up
again the Nina Mexico silver mine
about 40 miles east Of Batuc. Mexico.
which has been idle for several
years Il Is equipped with a mill and
small smelter. This mine was sold
and afterward managed by william
Pomeroy, who FOR a long time was a
resident OF Fl Paso. but who IS now
Fl New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
OF MINES FORMED
IN COCHISE COUNTY ARIZ.

People Interested in mining IN the
Dos Cobezas district in Cochise
county Ariz-. have organized a bu-
reau Of mines 20 promote their IN
terests and that OF the section in
which they are operating The presi-
dent OF the organization IS ". K
Dawson; vice president; Frank T.
Fria.t and secretary and treasurer,
John w Robinson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
THAN GlL0NEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

Or. Edwards Owe Tablets are TIE
result Of DR.. EDWARDS determination
not TO treat liver and bowel complaints
With caomeL Fer u yaEs be used
these tablets q vegetable compound
mixed with Give Old in his private
practice with greet success
They 90 al The good that caicmel
does but hive no Rad after efects No
pms, 10 gripIng. 10 injury 70 the
guns or danger ron aCd foods-Tet
they stimulzte the liver ard boTsls-
Take Or. Edwards Give Tablets
Whzn you feel 10y" and heavy
Note how they cleI cloudsd brain and
PARK up The spirits. l0c and sc a box.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Mayor Charles Davis has named the
following delegates from 81 Paso to
the Z2d annual convention OF the
American Mining congress in St
Louis. November 1922: Robert Nc
Cart. IT,. C. IL Harvey and Il J.
Baron
The mining circle OF the University
club has named the following i've
deleEatess r IL Dudley. J. E. ROB-
ertson. E. F. Knots, ~. n Paul and
D. Bruce Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

The CompaEnie do Boleo. OF santa
Rosaiia. Lower California. reports in
the governmental commerce reports
the following copper shipments to re-
fineries in the uitcd states during
July, August and September 298 Ions
tons OF copper bars and4s91lougtons
Of copper matt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Magma Company
Takes OUer The
Three r Mine
Rise IN Silver REEVES In
dustry IN Patagonia
District.

Patagonia. Ark. Nov. 12.-Eo price
: has been announced In the late trans
fer OF the well known Three r mine
( from r. r. Richardson TO the Magma
{ Copper company. The property is
70 be worked by q separate corpora
tion. the atagonia-Superior Copper
company. though under the manage
ment Of ~. C. Browning, who is han
ding the Magma at Superior. He has
offered 10000 for the surface equip
ment. Including a small mill. placed
on the Three r by Il. C. and T. "
Harrison Of san Antonio. Texas. who
secured no profit in operation OF the
zoo ton tahle-sys concentration.
The property reverted TO Richard
son on failure OF stipulated pay
ments. At an earlier date il was un-
der bond to n J.. Amster OF Boston.
who shipped much ore. bit who
finally gave up the option. Il is told
that the new owner VIII do much eE-
ploration by drilling. added 70 the ex-
tenslVe development already known
hv shafts and lateral work The mine
is IN the Patagonia mountains nine
miles from this point. and embraces
about 1000 acres Of surface ground
Prosperity has come to a number
OF local mines through the rise OF
silver II is notable that while man
gauese is held IN little value, COM
pared with war times, It IS securing,
as fluX- keen demand for the Pata-
Eonia ores from the shelters. Hard
shell is down 200 feet on shaft that
is to cut its ore at 500 feel and ex-
poets TO supplement Its 100-ton 1ota-
ton mill by a 100-ton furnace Pierce
Gardner IS shipping weekly four = r
loads Of zlVer-manganese and the
MoWry is sending daily 10 Fl Paso q
carload OF sllver-lead carbonates and
galena-
WILL RESUME WORK AT NINE.
The Compania lfinera de Naica viii
resume work soon on its great sill
Ver lead mines 10 the Naica district
IN the state OF Chihuahuas Mexico
The mines have been inactive for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

locations OF mining claims in the
san Carlos Indian reservation have
been filed on Ga the office OF the
recorder OF CHA county. Arizona
These locations were mostly FOR
claims south and east Of ellison. but
also in other parts Of the reservation.
Prospectors have been flccbing into
that and other reservations since they
were opened TO prospecting on No
Vember l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
ENGINEER AT WORK
EXAMINING TN STRIKE

According TO news from the scene
OF the recent tin discovery in vest
ern Socorro county. n r.. on Tayl lr
and Indian creeks. n ]. Mahan, Of
New York has returned there wi-n
MS engineer and has begun work Tho
engineer IS said to be a special eX-
pert on tin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
DEVELOPMENT WORK STARTED
On The SUNSHINE GROUP

Tucson. ARK nov. 1--Ihs stand
ard Exploration company has s-ar-e
on development Of the sunrise ane
sunshine sroup Of It's slerrl-aas g.
miles southwest Of Tucson where
samnling from an open cut II s. teel
OF vein material gave an aTerase
OF percent lead and ounces OF
silver TO the ton il tunnel cetelop-
ment shows the peruanence Of this
deposit. g 100 ton c0uceufra ting r1ll-
win be built The operating com
nauv is vel financed. one Of irz main
stockholders being p. J. WHY'S. the
automobile Millionaire The same M
terasts arc wo-kiug the famous ol4
EecE mine. south OF Prescott. and
the Bunker Hil at Ray
high class surface equipment IS
being put on the property e. the Arl-
zona-Tulson Copper company. In Enc
Tucson mountains The main shan
has entered ore at 81 feet o. deptl
Daily--Arilona IS preparing 20 build
a 100 ton Eorariou plant. expected 10
cost $4,000. IRE bullion re-urn after
rreatmer IS estimated nc $3.50 a ton
for copper and So FOR gold Con-
centrates are 10 be shipped BY motor
truck TO HAYDEN. "a miles distant.
over good roads. at an expected cost
Of 90 cents ton mile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-18

Seventeen pages of the daintiest and most
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-18
Are our thirteen million aliens
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IMAGINE it, saed press agent the Ku.;an 5oshe eo l
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

Players pool, s26O.349
Winners share. {llT,llT0I
Losers share. t7S.lO4.TO
Each clubs share. tS6,tS3 20.
National commission ttS.2l2 90
Each second team 'Niants and In
diiusl. Elg.52G2l
Each third team ,Cubs and
Nankecsl. {l3Ol7l5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
SCRIMMAGE INJURIES
HIGH SCHOOL STARS
kCS'-c BrOwnfiSld and Carter Su..
tain Injuries Munday-Wcl-
ncCkc Back Next SATURDAY.

Tho Kendall college foa..,v
squad is not the only Tulsa .a,.
/ football championship chaser uhlr ID,
slowed up hy injuries After having
/ played through the game with Paw.
kuska Last week Without any ol-f.-..
ties beyond the i2uaI himp-H r,,rr-
| Iu.fl high school regulars were Inc
capICllatcd for scrimmaEo for .D.-
eral DAYS when they rcccNrd lille
jur.os I'm sCrimmage Monday
Captain Hrownfold. tackle. k,o..
back. Garter. tackle. and L. We.
ncrlIe. halfhack, were unable 20 r.,.-
uclptic in scriwmhEo with Kendall
yesterday Woinsckc has not dunmti
moleskins since he injured his bud
scNoral days ago, hu' D. is pruht#fa
that he VIII be IN shape 10 p.a. i1
the game with Sapulpa Sturla.
Browuflcld and krcso injured 'Nr.r
shoulders while tarttr.s riELL aurs
hurt I'm the Friday game. W u.
iurei aEain Monday BroWurrH
Reese ANA Carter will bc in .aa-
diion 90 start against the noiEhbor.
ing cry eleven, with Wcinccke a pos
sibiiity.
Doubt over the eligibility Of Shat.
fer one of the most promising %
lllt ll'N Il'IIH may ht tlftlfu UP IA
time 10 permit him 20 enter Fr.-
dav's c7Imc. Shaffer is big fellow
fast and powerful ana In scr,mmars
has shown ne VIII be a good man
either In tho line or bachhcld.
Coach Brenncman spent tho
greater part Of yesterday srr.n-
mage In directing the play OF no
llncmen, charging being especially
stressed, The backs and ends look
extremely promising and judging by
the Pawhuska game and workouts.
present one OF the most formidable
offensive attacks of oklahoma hish
school football But despite n weigh.
the line aid not play as well ne was
expected Friday and Brcnncman is
demanding more Improvement from
the first defense members