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Buyers Arrived

hohlt dFygoc'lS. millinery rcadv IN u.
general % iseTchandise; lsl Madison Arenns'' seor
bkiDGEPORT. Conn.-Howlan6,s- ~ ieS, eS,
representing 404 Fourth Avenue an "a r Cfs-y
CHARLESTON. :. C.-Stsr Bargair rpor mr
NJ Aaresh. mems clothing f,rnisbiSe dneeuse: "
81, M reauS 10 wear. notions. embroiderss us wezs.
Broadway Central S-0'eefles. rihbocs,
CUMBERLAND Md-RoSsnh,,~ n
Kosenbaum. drygoods; Wsllick. "io'hers; [
ca EAo SLAlRE. Wis.-william samue,s,u
saDas seeral c0'npag A. ! Gsse and c. Gsss D.
GREENNIlLE. ). C.-Judson Ng,, c.
Strauss e o' salentins
GREENvIILE. S. C.-Belh Bro,A.~
klE6pair'ck. drygoods notions. mems snS j. "
cioihlng mats and shoes peunsylyanis e ~onec's
- rhARklSoNBuRGH Va.-B New & g
"a. IT. -sey, oisgoods. notions. ready to wear srs ss
mouse furnishing goods ii East Twenty tir3 rrS3SSi Si
>, LAKE CHARLES. La-Meyer's y.-,s.-.
H. Meyer, novelties. china glassware Icy sns srss.
ana - cent general merchandise. Hav,s.Nu o. u
LIVINGSTON. Mont \ Ncf,rsct 'sse Se
disc Company; J. y. McCracken, general s,aeFcasa
disc: Bristol s04ei d nsrchsn
s,,I,. PI,Hn.AspELPHIA--M. Bloom: mfrs clo,s,
SULPHUR SPRINGS. oMa-John p,.s.
era! merchandise Aberdeen ssen fa
u TRAVERSE CITY Mich-Gloos n.,.
store. afygoods. ready 10 wear general ns.ta
9ise: A Resetha proprietor: IL West 'Nesasn T,.r
WORCESTER M2ss.-Barnard Sumner
nam; !, Il; Child. representing: zo4 Fo,r.@s = fe
YoUNGsToWN. ohio-strouss- H,rshh... .
pary: l. c. Goldsmith. MERCHANDISE nsn. Coz
Madison Avenue. -''-'asf; Al
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Shoes
Miscellaneous

:, BosT0N-Chandler Company. dryroods -.
NJ a Ryan. sweaters. knit goods SEQ Ns,s Hss Ms
nue.; Woodward '0 rHta Ave-
CHICAGO--C D. Osborn Comnanv. n
born. manufacturers kid and fabric Slovas a. r.; r. o.
leather goods aud novelties: Commodore iDi''eo
t1>EN ELAND-Nay Company Miss y /.
III nlantS wear: 81 West Twenty sixth sfre. o'o"r,
Ci-hN Ei4AND-W. Taylor. Son & % xc .
herman infants wear and basement muslin oe ms
iARTWELL. Ga.-M. Saul Co: Con, ,
goods. clothing. Shoes. millinery etc sS'E Nd d7
Cumberland e0N'i a une; Hosel
LAFAYETTE. Ind.-Keller Bros. Vs.
bakery supplies; Grand Hotel - heie,
LOS ANGElES-A. Let's: Mr. Smith ,,.
art needleworK. china painting: 95 Madison assa
MANSFIELD. Ohio-R. b. Gardner, mo,assss @,es.t
and snppnes; Hotel Hermitage ''''ns
Mll4WAUkEE-Harri & Graf Straw wor. ,
Alcazar. u ies nan
MoNTREAI--M. Levitt Co; NJ. Levitt, r...
facturers fur goods Broadway Central Ho,. nAna
NEW ORLEANS-C. A kaufman Comnsn,.
o. Albert millinery ribbons wells: lls W.. 4;
ty-second Street. fourteenth floor. s'' I'M
PHlLADELPBIA-N. Snelleuburs 4 n A.
goods; Mrs. c. Arnold children's and infants: ut us
42ol y Broad"ay; Ca, eleventh floor. "'s'
-, san FRANC1SC0-OCon ,Afoffat & co III.
Room 1904. N'ui'Ai A'cnus
SELMA. Ala Bcnish. contec4,on,r, -,
fancy goods: Herald Square Hotel. '9''-'"''' 'Aa
Continental n1ie h9s
ToRoNTo-R w Faber & Co.: VI p.,.
manu- acturers, agents and jobbers IN rm,to,. a.s M
trimmings; Herald Square Hotel @' e0u
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Piece Goods

BOSTON Mass-B N. Manufacturing Com
pa1y; l. Ross, manufacturers Of skirts; Grand
BoST0N-H. Richmond. piece goods: Union
Square Hotel
BRIDGEPORT Conn.-Howland's: E J. God
frey. dress goods. silks; 4o4 Fourth Avenue ffth
CHICAGo-Katz Brothers. C. Katz. piece
goods: Hotel Continental.
-. .cIhvELAND1H. Ct. Hertz & Co. H. Hertz
mtgrs. dresses; Herald Square Hotel
EASTpoRT. Mes II. Kramer. drygoods
Grand Hotel
CHICAGO. nl.--Fantl Brothers: P f. Tantl
manufacturers of corset covers: Hermitage
GALVESTON, Te1as-Garbade, Eibsnd & Co.: II
A. Etband. dress goods and silks: l17O Broadway
GREENVILLE. S. C-Hobbs Drygoods Com
pany, C. Hobbs drygoods, etc. Hotel Colling
wood
y, GREENSBORO. n. c.-Enis. Stone Company
w. H. Stone drygoods, etc: Hotel Wallick
M0RGANsFTELD, Ky-AicAfurray- Robertson Co.
]. G. McMurray, piece goods los Grand Street
NORWICH. Conn-Reed & Hughes Company;
W. Bussey, wash goods mems furnishings; 40
Fourth Avenue ffth hoos
PITTSBURGH, Peln.-H. Schwartz, manufact
kaufman & Baer Company. NJ
NJ Dunn. dress goods, linens. etc. . Hotel Brpz
tell.
SALISBURY. Md.-Powen & Co Mr. Powell
drygoods. etc; Hotel Coliugwood
SOUTH BOSTON. Va.-Lsnter & Co.: s. A
Lauter. drvgOods etc Herald Souare Hote1
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Bronx County Judgments Filef

Tho first naIno is that OF tho debtor.
A'sclelewify. Jacob. m Prcs-J Rfsen-
ner@nan n,om" I,sv;d s52a
C,snfws iohn NJ "otn's,i nnd sr 128Dl
tirsenbsrr ma,l r-ISan'.,a I.a q, p1. 4s4As
f;nr,ns, ud,,,n ;.,...... 20 90
uvmar Ns,,r,.a y. yreiomah 70 80
hrhntrin. Herman " Navlys Co.. Inc 7oSs
's@'n s'rsc, n Washington Ave 20. Ino
ne,,er r,so ... ,..,,.... io66 OF
Van i,urcm A Wv ,,', npm i,Ml nolMl 5fh, 10
~. MoAenley .,,,.................. 7Aah
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Satisfied judgments

a.. mo nrst Hame Ia that OF the debtor: tho second
that OF the creditor snd date when Judgment VS. VS.
filed 's' was
Bensscf Adolph B.-G r. Thomson ct al;
Feb. 7. 1919 tvacated) ..... ~ y,S 10
Levin; Morris and Sophc-F. Me,lhlen- -
thal;; Feb 10. 1917 900 os
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Women's Wear and Millinery

G BANGOR. Me;-Breese. Ashworth Company
SIsS Company oa o'f4 bfo1'f Rich
sfqss sfusoh GreSses and SUITS % East Twenty sixth
o. DIES MONIES Iowa-Younker Brothers, n. L.
1assdy. waists; basement muslin underwear, petit
coa5s; NSeyy sos Fifth Fl Avenue; room 1903
HANNIBAL Mol Rubinstein & Co: NJ Gold
stem stem garments; SO West Ihirty-sccond Street.
:. HARTFORD. Conn.-sage. Allen & Co: Miss s.
Ne,Xman dresses; 4o4 Fourth Avenue nth floor
,sl houSIoN. Tsx.-L, Wolfe & Co: Miss J.
Twenty sixth Street nineteenth floor. ''9'
in LOS ANGELES, GAIA Let's: Mrs. Peacock
VA ssiS'S house dresses Amonos. negligees % Madi-
:, NJ, MADISON. Ind. Rorur. cloahs suits. etc
NfoRGANTOWN. w Vas Finn c,osks
suits, etc Herald Square Hotel
RED WING, Minn.-Goodhew Cooperative Com
second Street. room COZ.
= GcShMoND. cShL eS VsmJ B. Mcsby & Co: Miss C.
!. cunningham. millinery 200 Fifth Avenue. room
nos SALISBURY. dsI n. c.-Mrs. W. R. Barker miui-
stS sALINA INA; Rsn-M Hinnenkamp cloaks. suits
oo "a san FRANCIsCo-Emporium Miss ]. Radclir.
sAN FRASclscos 81 Mis .'nvs womsss Sis1'n Tssr N01F
slouX FALLS. s. D.-Tho Bee Hive. drysoods.
sse ETC.; NJ b Hoffman. ready to wear; li3S Broad
Raif5 os.a ready vt, to 1861 Broadway room 4o2
70 s,i, s,irhiNGFlELD; ~ ~ Mo;-Ease Stores +. Stein
COZ % "es' iiiif's second street. room
% sTREATOR. m.--F. Rosenfed ready to wear;
90 CIV west Thirty second Street: Herald Square
81. 81. LoG1S-Wilandy & Co. Mr. Wilandy, mil
ansTy sT goods; 60 DDS, Hotel Latham: -''''
81 PAUL-Schuneman g. Evans: NJ NJ Shuf-
neoarger cloaks. suits. etc: Hotel Broztell
SUsQuEHANNA, Penn.Eisman & Hersch De-
heisch. ready to wear; Collingwood
.o,' WlNsIoN. ;.,, SALEM; n: C.-Nlrs. L. X. Staun-
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio-Strouss- -Hirshherg Com
pany 1nny Miss X. Hutzel. millinery; Isl Madison
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

Swift and Company
go TWO AND oNEfz4LF GOLD NOTES
d.ue2
American Exchange New York - ~ % ~
Coupon Notes in determinations Of 81 600 and privilege
A 4g s d dGn os the 0Pgay F ~Eos @ or in 9aa9 10000
dmera. A''@'"N'@''
payable hout rFeder
o. sprovded the stinnture
BANK CHICAGO TRUSTEE
Ihss will be the direct objston clagcHand
by ol authorized o atN Nvembc2
d yahac
years -
@sE % s a. a.: a s as ns% S ,Ss % inter-
sooo"o mp With @ nrS
m 18th
b pnpe1y - ~ ~"
@ s%@psa $5ooooo
zs9n1 November 1913
'|TN0""
Subscription IT, to %nm.u um as 9nn4 1 u.s. nx uAa.
99z AND INTEREST PER CENT
th W be for
Illinois Trust Savings Bank First Trust SAVINGS Rank
continental and Commercial lhe Merchants Loan & Trust
Trust and Savings Bank Comnanv
ehs
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Notions. Toilet Goods. Rugs

BOSTON, Mass-Shepard- -NorvTel Company dry
goods. etc L. H. Josselyn. toilet goods; 220 Fifth
Aven,le: Rres1iO
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Mems Wear

.+a ATLANTA. t1 Ga.-P Elson. mems furnishings.
BATH, Men S. Poyich mems furnishings
etc; Broadway Central Hotel o.
~ BoSTQN-S Cohen. clothing. etc; Broadway
Central Hotel.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.--nlil1cr Brothers Com.
pahy; J G. HENDERSON, mems clothing; 1850 Broad
., CLElvELAND-H, s. Schwartz. clothing and
CRISFIELD, Md.-M Douglass. mems furnish
ings etc Broadway Central Hotel
Hotel Albert ~
pETRoIT-M. Birnbaum Co. NJ. Birnbsum.
clothing Grand Hotel
FLINT. Mich.--Clark Company e. ]. Clark,
mems fqrnishngs, ETC.; Hotel Alcazar
HAALETON, Penn.--A. J. Wakner clothing
Woodward.
NORWICH. Conn.--Reed & Hughes Company; J.
Bussey. mems furnishings. wash goods 404
Fourth Avenue. fifth floor.
ROCHESTER, n. Y.--B. Bcrman Company; T.
Berman. clothing: Broadway Central Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.-D. Ma m. mems fur
nishng goods: Pennsylvania
TULSA Okla.-Brown G. Blazer Clothing Com
pany; &. c. Brown. clothing Commodore.
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Jewelry

c. KINsToN ~. C-.schaut Company: W ]
Schsut. jewelry: Herald Square Hotel
w., UTICA. n. Y.-D. H. Kahn. jewelry. etc; Hote
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$25,O00,000
Swift and Company

Redemabe the The
2andn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
ACTIVE WORK AT CASA
GRANDE; A MINES CHAMBER

Casa Grande, ARK. Jan 1.-THE
Copper Bell Mining Co. a new orga-
nization. headed by F. B. Hadlocl-, Of
FL Paso. and J. Hiler, Of FL Paso, and
under the management Of VIM Kemp,
Of Tucson, has started work on its
holdings. south Of Casa Grande- The
company expects to install the neces-
sary machinery and equipment on the
mine during January and February
CT this year This IS one OF the high
est grade showings that has been
brought TO light in Arizona. Mr.
Kemp is an expert mining man, having
had years Of experience with some Of
the largest producers in the state
The Vekol mine, south Of town, Is
now under the management Of E B.
Holt a mining man Of many years
experience in Mexico. The Fekol is a
silver producer and has only recently
made a new strike Of a valuable vein
Of ore. This mine has been owned
by P. P. Daggs. OF California. for
many years and is now under lease by
AIr. Holt and his associates.
The Silver Reef and the Lake Shore
mines, both properties located south
Of Casa Grande, are now under the
same management, Frank N. Leonard
and associates, Of New York, having
taken charge Of these mines, and
there is now lots OF work going on
there This company has 30 men con-
stantly employed
The Casa Grande chamber Of mines
has recently been organized. with a
Humphreys as secretary. Mr. Hum
phreys is an old mining man OF many
years experience in the district south
Of here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
ONLY WEIGHED
GIBBS. BUT now
WEIGHS 1877
Lawless says he was nearly
down and out when he
began taking Tanlac.

when I first began taking Tanlac
I only weighed ninety-seVen pounds
and was just about down and out
said o. D. LaWless, the vel known
Omaha produce merchant. resloins q
sqs south zsth Street recently -Dur
now weigh one hundred and thirty
ssren- and so far as ny health Is con-
ceped. I couldn't ask 20 1eel much
7 have not gotten AL my lost
weight back yet ne continued. ~
I nsd dropped down siLty-one pounds
But I an still taking Tanlac and ex-
pect 70 tip the beam al one hundred
and fifrv-eight. my weight before my
troubles began. began suffering
from stomach trouble and getting into
= rundown condition five years ago,
--Heu nv auuetitte went back on me
7rzt an desire for food and every
thing I did eat caused nausea had
10 rive ID my coffee and many olher
TINS ike best. as could not re-
tain them. and the only thing rnat
80 -sv agreed with me was fruits
Tre-. we're terrible pains in my right
side. which would almost cramp me
double two or three times a week
beczms uneasy fearing appendicitis,
I'D N one semed to understand my
60 OF DO ne any good Just kept
suffering and losing weight until II
looked Ike would shrink up 70 Hotn-
NV condition had become noticea-
he - an who knew me. and while
tsft-irE- over my case with a friend
one dav he asked me why didn't Try
Tzutac- Wei. this put ne 70 think
frr there might be something IN ran
7-~ f-- ne and there certainly was,
for I have already picked Up forty
pounds and NY old strength and
e-errv have come back % me. hadn't
finfshed my first bottle until the
1900 7f-ftis. had disappeared I can
d-i-i- coffee now and eat Just any
rhinr I want and never have the least
4-ouffs with my stomach So you can
ZEE WHY Tn 50 strong for Ianlac- II
has made life worth living 1or ne an : :
T FEEL IKE I ought TO pass the good
TTaniac Is sold in Il Paso by Kelly
4 pollard Co Inc. and Peoples Drug
Etore-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
Old CLARA mine
To Be OPERATED
Son Of Famous Mining
Senator of Montana To
Have Charge of Work.

A 200 ton oil flotation plant viii be
completed about the end Of January
for the treatment OF the ores OF the
old Clara Consolidated Gold and Cop
per company property, Is miles east
Of Parker, Ariz., on Bill Williams
Fork, and now the property OF Chas
". Clark, son Of ex-senator W. A
Clark. OF Montana according to
Hardis Snyman, who is from there
and in FL Paso this week Burdette
F. Grant, formerly superintendent OF
the Afazapu Copper company at Con-
cepcion del ORC, Zacatecas. Mexico
in 1910 and 1911 and later general
manager Of the Predelicta mine al
Guanacevi Durango, Mexico Is su-
perintendent and mill expert
Geo. Mitchell. who was associated
with the late Col. VIM c. Greene in
the great Cananea mines in sonora
Mex. was promoter OF the old Clara
Consolidated mentioned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
YAVAPAI COUNTY MINES
ARE ALL VERY ACTIVE

Jerome, ARK, Jan. 12.-The outside
districts Of Yavapai county have not
known such activity for years, de-
spite the lowering price Of copper
There has been a remarkable revival
OF interest in silver, lead and zinc
properties. leaving copper mainly to
the large producers. Still. there is no
letup in the development OF a scors
OF local copper properties that are
well financed and that are reaching
out development work in the hope Of
striking such lenses Of ore as have
made the Extension famous The
Pittsburg-Jerome has resumed devel-
opment work, under c c. Arata, who
will push operations on the 500 level
chasing down the indication there Of
q high-grade glance streak. The
Gadsden Is driving ahead on good in
dications OF a copper BONANZA
The banner zinc producer Of the
county is the Copper King, near Bag
dad, in Eureka district. back Of Hill
side, a property that is being oper-
ated by the Hillside Development
company Large motor trucks, car
rying five tons each, are being used
to transport ore, said to average IS
per cent zinc to the railroad at Hill
side, for shipment to an eastern re-
finery.
There Is & renewal OF interest in the
famous old Placeritas district. near
Kirkland. where the placering Of
pioneer days has been succeeded by
interest in good-Iool1ing copper prop
critics. The latest to start work is
the Zonia. where a number Of men
are employed IN developing a copper
body and in building roads and office
and camp structures
The old Mark Twain property south
Of Prescott has been optioned by
Cleveland owners to Moore. HeaIey &
Smith Of Prescott. The mine is a
silver producer, with a record Of $780,
600. taken from a 16-foot ore body
through three tunnels The old work
ings are in bad shape and now are
being retimbered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
.estem Plains Stocked
With Eastern Buffalo

Tulsa. Okla. Jan. 1.-THE aequi-
sition a ten head Of buffalo from the
Blue Mountain Forest association OF
New Hampshire, by the state gives
Oklahoma the finest herd OF buffalo
in the country" declared state fish
and game warden G. A. Smith here
He was en- route from delivering four
Of the buffalo cows TO the Choteau
springs game farm in the Usage In
dian nation The others were sent 70
Medicine park, near L.aWton-
1T seems strange, doesn't it he
continued. TO have 60 90 to New
England for buffalo when the prairies
OF Oklahoma were at one time crowd
ed with these animals.
There are a number OF private
herds in Oklahoma, but as we wanted
the state herds to be better we de-
cided to send out Of the state for new
blood lines. According to ". T. Horn
aday. OF the New York zoo. the ten
head we just purchased afford the
state the best state herd in the ma
ton"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

The firm Of Geo. h Utter and sons,
OF which I am q member, Is treating
about 20 tons OF ore daily from the
old Carlyle mine in the Stesple Rock
district, vest Of Silver City and in
the extreme western part Of Grant
county, New Mexico, four miles from
the Arizona line" said L Utter at the
Mining Circle dinner at the Univer-
sity club last Tuesday night I'VE
have been working but one shift on
account Of water shortage. but we
shall put on another very soon. We
use the oil flotation process and make
lead-copper and zinc concentrates The
ore also carries gold and silver"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
Liquor Made in Fam
Sill Found In Mails

Topeka. Kans. Jan 11--Postmaster
". r Rigby destroyed the first bottle
Of booze that has been found in the
mails here for many months by pour
ing its contents down a sewer. The
bottle, which was consigned TO a ru-
raj route. evidently had been made in
a farm still back in Missouri It
bore the label shake without using
Postmaster Rigby asked Washington
for instructions and was told 10 de-
strOv it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
BISBEE MINERS GET WELL
PAID IN THEIR BONUSES

Bisbee. Ariz-. Jan. 1.-THE Copper
Queen employees of one and two years
service now are reaping rich interest,"
for their steadiness. in payments
made them Of bonuses on the explra-
ton Of their annual periods two
year miners are getting $40 extra
pay. The same system obtains in the
Calumet & Arizona and in the reduc-
ton WORKS OF both companies al
Douglas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
Tonight! Take DOdSOn'S Liver Tone!
Better Than CaIOmeI For Liver
CaIomei sickensl If bilious, constipated and head
achy read my guarantee.

Listen TO mel Take no more sick
ening, salivating calomel when bilious
or constipated- Don't lose a days
work.
Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
Calomel. when IL comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into IL, break
ing it up This is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. II you
are sluggish and all knocked out" II
your liver Is torpid and bowels consti-
pated or you have headache, dizziness.
coated tongue. II breath is bad or
stomach sour just take a spoonful OF
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone.
Here's my guarantee-Go TO any
drug store and get a bottle Of Dod-
sons Liver Tone for a few cents Take
a spoonful tonight, and If IL doesn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
arizona MINES
CLOSING DOWN
Some Shut Down Because
Of Low Copper; One, At
Least, For Sabotage.

Phoenix. Arizs Jan, iz-Lhe e1-
-..-+eT refuction Of forces has been
r--rfed ia the copper mines Of Ari-
-0-q- me shannon at Metcalf has
cIossd its mines and VIII stop its Cliff
Ton smelling operations when the ore
sunoIr is cleaned up The Old Do
minfon at Globe has closed because
~ Seborsee around its mill. Local
iabor represeutatiVes report that 500
men are out Of work at Clifton 1900
~ Globe. 1900 at Bis5ee and Douglas
Fnd 1900 al Ray and Hayden A1o
nd Jerome remain without change
IN addition, a large number OF min
e-- sre arriving in Arizona camps
from Montana and Nevada points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
THREE R MINE NOT SOLD;
TUNGSTEN TN HUACHUCAS

Patagonia, Ark. Jan 11-There
now is report that the deal for pu--
chase OF the Three r copper properly
BIZ the Magma interests is not Yet
c1usummated. though there is little
doubt that ir viii be The properly
now IS under sampling By Magma
azginsers-
In the Huzchuca mountains have
been made a number OF discoveries OF
tungsten cres OF remarkably high
grade One slab on exhibition runs
CD TO 65 percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

straighten you right up and make you
feel fine and vigorous by morning. 7
want you TO go back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
Is destroying the sale OF calomel be-
cause IL is real liver medicine: entirely
vegetable. therefore i can not sallvato
or make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful Of
Dodson's Liver Tone viii nut your
sluggish liver to work and clean yoar
bowels OF that sour bile and consti-
pated waste which is cIogginE your
system and making you feel misera-
bic 1 guarantee that a bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone viii keep your en-
tire family feeling fine for months
Give II TO your children. 1t Is harm
less doesn't grippe and they like is
pleasant taste.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
Thousands Of Hogs
Are Dying In Illinois

Aurora. Ill, Jan 11-Hogs are dy-
ing by the thousand in the rich farm
ing districts OF Wheatland and Plain
field, III. seemingly suffering from
influenza and pneumonia with all the
symptoms of the epidemic which af-
flict humans.
acute pneumonia sets in. They are
being given the serum vaccination
treatment in an effort to stay the
endemic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
NINE TAX MEETING TO BE
HELD AT SANTA FE FEB. 3

santa Fe. n. n. Jan 11-Notices
sent % mine owners in the south ana
southwest parts OF the state announce
that the tax commission viii meet
here February 20 revise finally az
sessnsuts for taxation OF al mining
companies nder the present mine tax
law No change in personnel Of the
commission Is expected prior TO that
date Terms Of all members expire
automatically at the time Of the ap-
poIntment Of their SUCCESSORS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

Geo. E Briggs, OF Barstow. Texas,
Is developing his New Era group Of
claims, which cover 160 acres north, Of
Van Horn Texas It is said that he
has q good chance for a large deposit
OF mineral with copper as the pre-
dominating metal He IS tunneling
into the mountain on the main lode
and expects TO cut all the contact
points which are said 10 show dis
tinctly on surface with an iron cap
ping.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

Gas y. Behr, q New lorkl Who
bought the Stump copper-silTer-leao
uro1ertv al Silver Bell. Pima county,
Ariz. from Geo. r Daily IS said 70 De
-71I-inr tie oid IS foot shaft down
WITH ne intention OF going TO q depth
Of zoe feet Surface equipment has
been Installed for this work. accord
fnz 70 report
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

Z. r Knots. Of FL Paso. is having
Installed for his Hacienda Anita at
GuaueceFi, Durango, Mex an Oh Iio-
rstfon ulaut OF 20 10 50 tons daily
cauacItv- A ball bearing mill and
Oliver filters are beng purchased for
this plant A W Knots arrived from
ne property recently and was in at
rendance at the dinner and annual
election Of officers Of the mining cir
cIe on the University club last Tues
dav nfEhr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

Geo. McQuaid. OF the Dallas, Texas,
News, IS taking a great deal o. inter-
est in the reform Of the Texas mineral
land laws, especially as those laws
relate to OIL" said c. r Troxel, Of the
Troxel OIL company, which is drilling
a test well 16 miles northwest OF
Toyah. Texas Mr.. McQuaid will be
in Austin during the coming session
OF the legislature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
=, Rite ,IINEs CLOSE.

Butte. Mont, Jan 1.-THE Penn
svlvanfa mine. employing $50 men,
closed Friday for repairs. making me
18th large mine in the district 70 close
Sand men are out Of work and many
are leaving on every train, mostly Tor
Pacific coast points, TO seek employ
menE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
JOE PHILLIPS HERE.

Joe Phillips. Of Denver, Colo. and
who was at one time manager OF the
old Helena Mining company at
Cusfhuiriachic, Chihuahua, Mex, and
later of the Galera Mining company,
near Minaca, in that state, has been
q visitor in FL Paso this week He IS
interested in the Potosi Mining COM
pany properties in Santa Eulalia,
Crib, Mex He expected TO leave Fri
day for east Texas TO look over oil
fields.