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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-02
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.TRACEDIf UKONCENA SVA
TEBNl CESTA.

Chicago, Ill. - Kdyz krajan
ka Anna Jiralova, dcera man.
zeld Franka a Rosie Jiralovych
z els. 5410 zap. 26. ul., podala
ruku k uzavreni imanzelskeho
svazku panem Rudo.fem Sew
Gem, G,enem sokola Chicago, ne
nadala Sc, re MANI elskeho Ste
sti jest il souzeno ma kratce.
Oba mladi novomanzele vydali
Sc ma svatebnf cestu, ktera je
vedla k panu Janu Sevcovi, ma
jiteli fanny u Stratfordu, Wis.
Byli tam jiz nekolik dnu, kdyz
v utery Sc pani Anna Sevcova
rozhodla vykoupati Sc v bliz
ke rece. Byla pri tom provaze-
ma svoji 12letou neteri Mamii
Sevcovou. Sly Sc koupati vzdor
vystraze, kterou Jim udelili
muzsti clenove jejich rodin,
ktefi .se prav6 zamestnavali ia
kousi praci ma farme. Touha
po ochlazeni We vlnach reky Sc
Jim vsak stala osudnou. Jak
vypravuji nektere deti, ktere
Sc nalezaly blize reky, vesla do
vody nejdrive Mamie Ssvcova.
Ze zertu cakala vodou 20 sve
tete, ale nahle uklouzla q
kamene, ma nemz stala, spadla
do vody. Pani Anna Sevcova,
jata strachem svoji meter, po
davaje j ruku, ale nahybala
Sc pfilis da.eko spadla do vo-
dy take. V rece jest dosti prud
KY proud a t4la obou nest asst
mic, jez neum6ly plovat, byla
OdnaSena dO vZdalenosti aSi
300 stop, nez Sc potopila. Ne
stesti bylo pozorovano zaslu-
penn deti ze sousedstvi, j5ou-
cich ma brehu, ktere ihned str
hly poplach. z okoli Sc sebehlo
mnoho dobrosrdecnych souse-
d1-rolniku, kteri ihned sc pu.
still do hledani utonulych, ale
ac .bylo hledajicich ma padesat,
nemela snaha tato dlouho ky.
zeneho vysledku a mrtvoly by.
ly vytazeny al druheho dine
|dopoledne. IS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-02
DALSf AMERICKE ZTRATY MA
SIBIRSKE FRONTE.


Vladivostok, 25. cervna. (Opozdena zprava) - Amer
cky distonik tf odvedeni vojaci byi zab diva ran9n
pobze don Suchanu dne %. cervna pri pronasedevan
bosevickeho oddilu ktey pred tim zaja dstonika cty
muz kef byli prekvapen pri ovu ryb Pr vsoupeni do
Nivtskae hranicc dolly pozadovalo americke oddeen
des muzu dani odvecenych ale bylo odpovedeno stfe
bou nacez nasledova bo p kerem rud ace by zahnani
ale zdarilo Sc Jim odveci sebou zajate.
Timed ucineny byy kroky energckemu vystoupeni ably
zajac by osvobozeni oko cd potuuicch boevickych
band vycseno Ma nekoika msech patny jsou nepokoje
ale Americana az dosud obtezovani nebyli
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VLADA NEZNA ZERTU.

Boston. - William A. En-
glish a John H. O'Brien, cleno
We vlneneho zavodu, pokutova
nj $4,000 kazdy a 18m6slc-
MIN vezenim pro spiknuti, oSi-
diti vladu ma danich z pfijmi.
Obzalovanf Sc priznali k pod
vodu, jenz v sob9 zahrnuje
81, $4,000. English a O'Brien
nabidli nedavno Wade $780,
900 jako splatku dani z pfijmi
podminecne "a jejich -propuste
nj. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-02
Porouchana brzda ma rychlo.
vlaku els. 7. zavinila neStesti.

Z trosek clevelandskych Via
XII, Znicenych srazkou blize
Dunkirk, N. Y, vytazeno po-
sud deset mrtvol a nekolik u
mirajicich cestujicich a ze.ez-
nifnich zfizencl .naleza sc Y
ramnejsi nemocnici Mezi mimi
je strojvedouci E. Clifford,
jenz udava, ze katastrofa byla
zavinena porouchanou brzdou
ma jeho Locomotive. Nepraco-
vala kriticke chvili a jeho
vlak medal sc zastavit a vletel
do rychliku {. Al. Clifford zl-
stal ma SVEN stanovisti do po-
sledniho okamziku a byl wy
nesen z trosek V polovicnim
bezvedomi. Jak dalece necha-
10 Sc zji5tit, vcerejsi ranni sraz
ka ma trail New York Central
blize Dunkirk vyzadala 81 Ii
vOty deseti osob a tezce rane-
nych jest rovnez deset. V Sc
znamu usmrcenych jsou: F.
Stoltz, topic New Yorku, ce-
stujici pani F. Cartanova z To
ronto, l4leta jeji dcera MAJ
da, neznamy vojin v uniforme,
w. Hurst re zap. Virginie, pa
nj M. Quinones dive male je-
il dcerusky z Niagara Falls,
K. Peck z Buffalo a X. Tylde-
s!ey z Dayton, 0.
Mezi tezce ran6nymi nacha-
ri Sc pani E. Hanesova Day
ton, L. Webb re Straitsville, O.
Jane Weble z Columbus, O. a
DR.. Sweitzer rovnez z Colum-
bus. DalSi ranenl pOchaZeji re
statu New York nazvice.
VySetrOvanim vladnich ura-
du zjisteno, ze brzdy byly po-
rouchany ma zadi lokomotivy
a moznost vyslovena, ze poru-
chu tn nahodile zavinil kteryJ
tramp ma vlak jako slepy pasa-
zer sc dostavSi.
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VLADA NEZNA ZERTU.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-02
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NEMECKY ADMIRAL NAPA
DEN VLONDYNE.

Londyn. z Oswetry,
Schropshire oznamuje Sc, lie
admiral Won Reuter-, jenz byl
velitelem nemeckeho lod'stva,
potopeneho We Scappa Flow,
byl poznan, +kdyz navstivil wee
ra jistou banku. Byl uderen do
'obliceje shnilym vejcem a j.
max napaden. /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-02
BRYAN PREDPOVfDA SU.
CHO CELEMU SVETU. j
Prohibicni demonstrace "a sjez
du methodistH v Columbus.

Methodiste podilejici Sc ma
sjezdu v Columbus, uspofadali
!vcera velkou prohibicni demon
iistraci We zmin6nem kapitolnim
nasem mest6, ku kterezto para
de pozvan byl tez arcivodaf a
zneuznany exkandidat presi-
dentstvi William j. Bryan,jenz
byl hlavnim recnikem. Pofada
jici parady chteli pdvodne, ably
Bryan vsedl ma ve.blouda v ce-
le prGvodu 81 vyslapujiciho, ma
vrh dotceny nebyl vsak prijat
a Bryan spokojil Sc mistem ma
fecnicke tribune u kapitolu,
kde mimo jineho predpovidal,
|ze nekolika letech bude wy
susen celicky svet. President
Wilson rovnez pry valecnou
|prohibici predcasne neodvola a
kongres pry nedovoli, ably leh-
Ike pivo nebo lehke. vino bylo
kdy v zemi cepovano. Kazdy
napoj, vice jak pal procenta al
koholu obsahujici, bude pry
zakazan. Dale pochvalil ligu
narodd a vyslovil pfesvedceni,
re i spolkovy senat ligu tn po-
Iveri. A pakii by tax neucinil
|senat, lid TAX jiste ucini.
Jak jiz praveno, "a vcerejsi
prohibicni parady Columbus
vyslapoval 81 tez kral pouste
velb.oud a "a MIN vlecena figu
ra Johna Barleycorna. Ma ko-
nee demon5trace zakazovaci
prijali resoluci, die niz zadny
kandidat nebude methodisty
podporovan, pak-li by Sc vefej
ne pro prohibici neprohlasil.
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NV
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PROTIREvoLUCE v u.
HRjlcH.

Pariz, l. cervence. - z Blu.
dapesti Sc oznamuje: Szamue.
ly Sc prohlasil diktatorem. Ma
Parlamentnim H6mesti konaji
Sc popravy.
Budapest:., Il sryence. - Q
znamuje sc, zeghSkoiik piuku
ma fronte vzboNfilo Sc proti
Wade bolsevikdla vyhlasilo il
va.ku. Vojsko tdo postupuje
pry ma BudapeSts.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-02
MADARI VYKLlZUJf NAPADENE
UZEMf CESKOSLOVENSKA.

Budapest, l. cervence. (Zprava dosa pres Ksdah) -
Nasedkem zaanych pokynI spojeneckych vlad byo zde
oznameno ze uherske osko pocalo vyze dzemi Ce
skosovensk@ repubky do kereho bya posedn dobe pod
niknuta poln vyprava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-02
AMERIKA ZNOVUZBUDUJE FRAN.
COUZSKE MESTO NANCY.
KONTRAKT ZNf MA $3.50, 600, 900.

New York, 1. cervence. - Vulcan Steel Products Co.,
podepsala konrakt S25OOOO0OO keryz dostoup mdze
az 500 mon ktery obnos znovuzbuuje vakou zncene
mesto Nancy okom Poaveny budou verejne budovy
varny, obydl snce mostly kostely praci zapocne
nevdet Nemeckem pacena vaecna nahrada ma cast sou
zti uhrazeni stavebnich vyloh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
SiIUe1- Virgin
MiHingGain1S
To Be Worked
Much Activity Reported In
Old District In North
em Mexico.

Tucson, Ariz.. Nay 17.-Notable
activity is reported from the Quijotoa
section, about so miles by road west
Of Tucson and 60 miles south Of
Casa Grande a Douglas company.
the Silver Virgin, has been organized
TO work a silver deposit and install
q mill A 3. 1Iurchison is president
and j. !. Adair. secretary. A New
York syndicate has bonded the Tom
Day property The Ports property
has been bought oy Jack Pinder
Robert Mitchell has found $40 gold
ore IN claims he is developing. a
5ola mlll Is TO be started in Horse
sl-oe BASIN by the Lowell Gold com
pany Of Bisbee.
North Of Quijotoa. the famous old
ehol silver mine is being worked in
tease Dy John Leonard. the owner Of
me nearby Lake Shore property. This
Ialler IS being developed by drilling.
WIN prospect Of opening one Of the
largest low grade mines of the south
west Ihe Republic in the same
4ctlon has been bought by Georra
1Weedy Of Casa Grande. Corner man
aser OF the Bradbury mining inter-
ests in Mexico.
Rich copper ore is being Skinned
by f c. Bush from the Twin R15ffes
section. where san Xavior Extension
Is 70 resume work at once.
NILS are TO be established on the
Banner property by Hereford q Huh
oard and on the Cont property at
Arivaca.
c. E. Goetz Of Benson, one Of the
packers Of the Benson smelter. states
that the plant viii be in operation
WITHIN 60 days. with ore contracted
N ample quantity 10 operate the plant
for several years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
It Looks To Be 4 Winner

That tremendous winnings possible through the development of
holdings the Hueco Basin. has become strongly fixed the minds
Of people Of E PasO Confidence the eventual Of this
has reached approaching Now confidence
while elusive still born without rhyme It the final
seal of approval built up established from the shred critical com
muny consideration of all factors peculiar given proposon-
this the consideration. FIRST of holdings then of the plan of
organization, and last of the behind the organization.
Is there any better of the asOnabns our expectations
han be gotten from consideration of the of the local who
the of this company? Do these represent the deamers
of this community the Of action and achevement2 These Organizes
the expense Of obtaining the oil and rights twenty-five thou
sand land and have bought and paid for $4,000 shares of stock
the company Para further of $4,000 They have
done these things only after the careful consideration of all facts
involved and with the expectation of tremendous personal
This stock promotion but straightforward community
development pan the of which viii put prosperity FL Paso
and money your pocket than be effected by any other
than development Of oil field It sure thing but there
whole lot of people this city that putting their money and who
expect VIII you be Of Us? You viii get square deal and
when you will be tremendous winnng-one hundred dollars
vested may you twenty forty hundred thousand dollars
The chances Of success look better and better every day
You surely wish be identified with community Of such
magnitude and promise We advise and suggest that you mail your check
today and certificate of stock Will be forwarded you Immediately
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
UNITED VERDE
TOBEGIN WORK
VIII Work Half Force of
Old Employees and Re
turned Veterans.

Jerome, Ariz-, Nay 17.-There is joy
in Jerome. CIarkdale and Verde over
resumption Of production by the Unit
ed Verde company. with the Ex-
tension 10 follow very soon. About
half forces viii be employed and the
men taken on viii be old employees
and soldiers. Neither company is
quite ready for maximum production
and resumption may be mainly to
keep a good working organization to-
gether United Verde is contracting
for the upraise Of its No. 6 shaft
from the 1850 to the $50 level Its
improvements and engagements OF
the smelling pant at Clarkdale are
hardly started, while months may be
consumed in preliminary work be-
fore the shovels viii be taking out
ore from the old workings above
Jerome Extension is not expected
to start its furnaces till the great
haulage tunnel is available for use
A new gold district appears TO have
been found on the Verde river. 16
miles northwest OF Clarkdale. where
shallow development on the ODon-
nell claims has found much SIS ore,
with some copper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
Ari&OnaOIjectS
TOHighFreight
On Her Bullion
Increases Under Government
Control Cost $4,000,000
Per Year.

Phoenix. ARK. May 1T.-The state
Of Arizona has Joined with the
states main copper producers in pro-
test against excessive rates set by
the railroad administration for trans
portation Of Arizona copper bullion
20 Atlantic seaboard points Before
the war, the rate on bullion from
Douglas 70 New York. via Galveston.
was $3.50 a ton Then came a raise
of 25 per cent and then another that
brought the rate ID TO the present
figure Of $3.50. II is estimated that.
on me basis Of normal bullion pro-
ductiOn, this means an added ex-
action Of nearly 100000 a year,
to be paid by the Arizona miners.
There is sharp allegation of injus-
tice in the doubling Of freight rates
upon a product that has fallen to
half its former price
Commissioner F. A Jones OF the
Arizona corporation commission
states that the commission will help
in every way to correct this evident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
WILL SUE FOR RETURN
OF THE THREE R MINE

Patagonia, AriZ, Nay 17.-Adeed
10 the litigation over the worlds
Iair working lease. il is understood
that r. r. Richardson will sue for re-
turn TO him of the Three r mine
me bonding company is in financial
qiIIlcultiess after erection Of a SIS
vvO mill 1t is now in the hands OF
a receiver, r. Z. Fishburn. named bv
lne Pima county superior court
IN the FluN mine a raise from the
$50 level has found a new BODY OF
ore sampling up TO 500 in silver
lead and copper The company has
an immense deposit Of s15 carbon
ales that cannot be worked with
profit and viii sink deeper for suI-
pn iiS The company has its own
At IS feet. a shaft on the Olive
group Of the Consolidated Arizona
company has found ore sampling ia
onces silver and 60 per cent lead
The company's FL Paso group has
new smart equipment
Inc Alto group, on the very edge
OF the Baca Float grant. has beer
bonded by I. II. Tobin.
The Ruby property is being de-
veloped by churn drilling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
WAR MINES CLAIMS OF
100000 ARE FILED

me commission recently appointed
Dy the secretary Of the interior 10
aanlinlster relief to operators who un-
lerIook to provide al the instance Of
tAs government tungsten. chrome
manganese and pyrites ana lost bv me
ending Of the war, report s., 600. 600 in
claims as doczeted. Several millions
more have been claimed however.
Among these Arizona has five claims
Ior manganese, $4,000, and two claims
Tor tungsten So, O00- New Mexico has
two claims for manganese. totaIinF
$4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
MAMMONTH SHELTER AND
BALAKLALA MINE CLOSE

Redding, Calf, May 17.-CompIete
shutdown today Of the Mammoth
smelter at Kenneth. near here. was
announced Thursday by J. VI Metcalf,
general manager. A strike by some
Of the workmen. who asked wage in
creases, was assigned by Metcalf as
the reason for closing.
The Balakalala mine, which fur
nished copper ore for the smelter. al
50 viii suspend, il was said. Seven
hundred men are affected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
CONSIDERABLE DEVELOPMENT
IN STEEPLEROCK DISTRICT

oteepIer0ck, New Mexico. May II
There is considerable development
work going on in this great silver
gold camp and the conditions are fav-
orable for a substantial production
this year
Consulting Engineer George H Ut
ter Is expected to spend a week or
more here working out details for
production Mr. Utter owns a num-
Der Of valuable claims in this section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
POcket Phones May Yet
PToUe Menace TO Hubbu

London. Eng, May 17.-Friend wife
may shortly be able to reach for her
pocket telephone. catch you as your
foot slips Off the rail. whichever rail
it be. and ring in a dull thud by tell
ing you TO hurry home.
The wireless telephone business
may come ths..
shall we be able 20 walk about
with pocket telephones and communi-
cate with anyone anywhere2' was the
question put to Godfrey Isaacs. head
Of the Marconi company. when say
ing. Hello. Canada was an accom-
plished fact.
Il can quite conceive Il as possible"
Mr. Isaacs replied. But al the mo-
ment that comes within the realms OF
romance"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

Injustice. He says. The producers
cannot pay such rates at the present
price of copper and operate TO
capacity, IL at all. with profit. Win
ming this contention probably would
serve to put the industry back on a
full production footing"
There is to be a hearing in Chi
cago June ., the complaint including
A separate rail and steamship lines
Complainants are the Phelps-Dodge.
Calumet d Arizona Old Dominion
and United Verde Extension Mining
companies. The Ray Consolidated
has a separate action Of its own.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
PALMERITO MINES ARE
WORKING FULL CAPACITY

Reports from the Palmerito mines
IN the Mocorito district Of the state
OF Sinaloa, Mexico. are that they are
working full capacity. The Portrero
mill is said TO be shut down temper
arily because Of inability 10 get wood
for fuel The reason for this was thar
a plague Of grasshoppers last season
destroyed all the crops and grass and
the wood contractors had TO take all
their stock away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
DRIvE GREAT TrNNEL.

Mayer, Ariz-' May 1.-THE great
Nelson tunnel at Crown King is be-
ing driven at the rate Of five feet
a day and now is 5000 feet deep.
headed for connection with a shaft at
$50 feet Three veins have been
crosscut already on Nelson ground
and parallel veins, especially on the
War Eagle property, are TO be cross
cut later Water from the tunnel is
furnishing an ample and valued sup
ply for the company's 20 stamp mill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

Kingman, Ariz-, May 17-Stipula-
tion has been entered into by the
United Eastern and Tom Reed COM
panies in their apex suits over ore
in the Big Jim property The latter
shall have rights 10 continue its
Wine in the disputed ground to an
intersection with the Big Jim raise
In the event a fault be encountered.
Tom Reed shall have the privilege
Of raising or sinking a reasonable
distance along the fault plane. TO
show any relation there may be be-
tween the vein and the fault, though
not 70 drift along the fault.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
OLD BATOPILAS MINES
ARE WORKED BY

The famous old Batopilas silver
mines at Batopilas, in western Chi
hua, are only being worker by leasers
in small way owing TO the revolu-
tionary troubles which have been pre-
vailing John r Harbottle, who was
the last active manager Of the Bato-
Dilas Mining company. Is living at
Silver City. y NJ, on waiting orders
for a propitious time for resumption
Of active operations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
OUTPUT BIGIN
COPPER MINES
High Glass Men Leaving
The Michigan District
Hampers Work.

A Boston dispatch says that the
production Of Calumet and Arizona
in April vas 3.l5O,000 pounds OF cop
per. conerasted with 3.730,00o pounds
in March. and A37zO00 pounds in
April year ago.
Production Of New Cornelia in April
was 2.574,000 pounds, compared with
2534000 pounds in March. and with
3.72S,oo0 pounds in April. 1915
Cerro De Pasco in April turned out
f.1S0.500 pounds, against 4,03S,00O
pounds in March, and 5,952,000 pounds
in April. 1918
During February the Iron Cap Cop
per company shipped 81 cars Of ore,
which carried from 10 20 81 ounces
Of silver. and from 3.25 10 1885 per
cent copper Production has been
curtafIed because Of excessive costs
The Michigan Copper company OPP
Grated at profit Of S126.Slo during
1915 There was hoisted 53.937 tons Of
rock, Of which 40.S65 tons were
stamped.
Arizona Smelling.
Arizona copper smelter production
I'm April was 100000 pounds. COM
pared with 100000 pounds in March.
and 100000 pounds in April last
year
recently acquired by Anaconda, isl
treating daily from 200 70 900 tons OF
ore The ore body has been developed
by drifts and crOsscuts for distance
OF more than 200 feet
The April output Of the East Butte
Copper Mining company amounted TO
1.2f7. $50 pounds, compared with 1,lQQ--
go pounds in March, with 633.oo9
pounds in February and with 2,20Ls50
pounds in January.
The Calumet and Hecla has reduced
production 50 percent laying off 1000
employees The Ahmeek. AlloueZ, Isle
Royal. OsceOla and Lake Superior Z
Smelling are affected. The other mills !
will continue on full time.
The showing on the 5000 foot level
Of the Steward mine Of the Anaconda Z
company is regarded as Indicating /
large tonnage on levels Yet uncovered I
and a maintenance Of the company's I
reserves
Workmen Leave Mines
The Mayflower Old Colony shaft Is I
now down close 20 1900 feet and .
drawing near to the point where cop J
Der was found in the drill cores in 4
good quantity and quality.
The exodus Of workingmen from the
Michigan copper district continues I
Never in the history Of the district /
has there been such a general de-
parture Of high class mining men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
STAY THROUGH VANS.

In the heart OF the Sierra Madre in
the district OF Nina, extreme southern
chihuahua, Mexico, several Americans
are said to have remained at La
Cumbre de san Manuel all through the
years OF revolutionary troubles They
are said to be operating now a small
quartz mill at that camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
OLD GARCIA NINE RETURNED
AFTER HAVING RFEN elGTTTE

According to reports from Sinalo,
Mex work on a small scale is being
carried on in the famous old san Jose
de Garcia mines and at the Clabacillas
mine. The former was returned not
long ago TO its Mexican owners by the
Carranza government, but not until
the mine was quilted" Of all the bet
ter grade ore deposits which had
been blocked out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

The Lake Valley Development com
pany. Thomas Murray, general man
ager. has been been developing a
group Of properties in Lake Valley. N
~, for two years past. The claims are
southeast Of and adjoining the old
Bridal Chamber silver mine a famous
producer in early days. A diamond
drill is to be put in operation soon
The company is composed Of Lead
vile, Colo. people, and manager Muir
ray was formerly in that camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

The Layman Syndicate recently or
gained by r. 2. Moore and Jas. Lay
man, OF Jerome. Ariz. has been ship
ping lead silver ore from the Pearce.
Gardner and Bluenose properties in
the Patagonia district in Santa Cruz
county. Ariz Shipments have been
made since last December
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

Reports from Sinaloa, Mex. are 70
the effect that extensive development
work is now being carried on in the
Noche Buena silver mine near Bacu-
birito in that state. This is said TO be
an entirely new property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

George W. Teisen
Charles Davis
Burt Orudorff
Ed. c. Heit
William orr
J. F. Anderson
F. B. Fletcher
Max Moye
Monroe Proctor
Charles y Bassett
@. W. Marshall
Bert EcCabe
r d. Richey
H p. Jackson
G.. W. Harper
AIyrtn Coblentz
A. r. Gram bling
II. c. Dunbar
Wheeler Shropshire
C.. r. Jones
Chaplain T. ?. O'Keefe
O.. W Groom
Thornton Hardfe
Robert krakauer
". H. Glenn
T. " Jones
Tim WiiI7ms
g. s.. ~ sin
J. C.. Wimarth
Castor C0bIentz
Lee II. Orndorff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

GEORGE ". THEISEN.
President
CHARLES DAVIS.
Vice President
BURT ORNDROFF.
Vice President.
WILLIAM ORR
Vice President.
ED. g. Held.
Vice President.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
List of OrganiGers

H S. Burweu
Park W Pitman
Lamar Davis
II. r. Christie
Edward Ledwidge
L r Hoard
@. H Cooper
G. II BussinE
Seth B. Orndorff
Thomas " AIayfieid
]. n Dudley
L H Ritter
". b Poe
O. II Order
". b Ware
Alfred Il johnson
=. n Lawrence
r. c. Davis
j.. ". LorentEen
" A. Vogel
r. +. Mueller
Claiborne Adams
A. II. Woods
James Phipps
Ballard ColdWell
Tom Lea
VIII J. Rand
Frank PickreIl
John Quad
i. L Harris
Haymon krupp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
Officers

MAX MOVE.
Treasurer.
MONROE PROCTOR,
Assistant Treasurer.
J. =. ANDERSON.
Secretary.
T. 3. FLETCHER.
Assistant Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

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capacity of every "a hours capitalization paid