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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23

I portion" to be any fraction OF one
, per cent. believing that such latitude
/ in quantity was a responsible allow
I auce.
Not Distinct Decisions.
While the court has sustained the
claim that any fraction OF one per
cent IS the oil OF the patent It has
denied Minerals Separation newly ad-
vanced theory that an oil must be
what they consider "a frothinE oil,
which as the Supreme court points
out the patent says nothing about "a
frothing oil" simply that il must be
an oil having preferential affinity
for mineral matter over gangue.
The two Supreme court decisions
are actually not two distinct decis-
ions, since they both refer to the same
infringing acts. and from one point
OF view, may be considered a doubt
full victory for Minerals Separation
since the largest proportion Of flo
tation operations IS performed by
what is known as the pneumatic cell,
a process in which one Of the princi-
pal elements Of the process, Of the
patent S35.120, is entirely lacking,
that IS the violent agitation OF the
Hyde decision
So that those using the pneumatic
process. such as the Miami Copper
company. for example, claim to find
in the Supreme Court decision so COM
plete a limitation Of the Minerals
Senara ton process as 70 hring their
process clearly without the bounds
Of the patent In the Hyde and the
Butte and Superior cases, the agita-
ton Of the process was admittedly
used. In the pneumatic cell flota-
ton, however. the Circuit court OF
appeals in Philadelphia has found that
the pneumatic cell. while il has a GER
tain degree Of agitation. has by no
means the agitation Of the process
and that the aeration in the pneumatic
cell IS not the result Of the agitation
Patent for Process, Not Result.
The supreme court has also clearly
pointed out in both OF its decisions
that Minerals Separation were not
the original discoveries Of the prin-
ciples upon which flotation depends, I
and that the art was slowly but sure
- approaching that final step which
separation pointed out, and
that II was short step at most, so
that Minerals separation must be
confined to the process q s II is actual .
y described in their patent, and that
their patent covers only the process
so described, that their patent is Z
fer a process not for a result
This would seem TO leave BY far /
the larger field open. since fIotation ]
as most generally practiced is the I
pneumatic process, In which e porous !
bottom cell through which the air [
under gently pressure passes into the
ore pulp. and thereby produces the +
effective bubbles for the Eotation I
process without the agitation OF the /
Separation patents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
DUNDEE SHAT
DOWN BOD FEET
Deposit Samples Seven Per
cent Copper Is 300
Feet Long.

Jerome. ARK, Aug. 23.-Dundee is
operating two shifts in sinking its
main shaft to the Extension tunnel
level and now is below the 500 foot
mark. in fractured schist. If a con-
nection Is made with the tunnel, the
company will ave notable advantage
in transportation Of its ores. It is
probable that the surface carbonate
blanket viii be stripped for the Hum
bodt smelter. which is in need Of q
dependable supply Of Just such tux
ing ores
This deposit. which samples close to
per cent copper has been proven
for a length Of 5000 feet and a width
Of so feet The shaft leaves il at a
depth Of so feet though there is con-
nection elsewhere with a continuing
vein The property has been well
drained by the Extension tunnel,
though occasional bailing is necessary
at the bottom Of the shaft A consid-
cradle asset is the possession of level
surface ground, adjoining the Jerome
toWnsites and upon il has been plat
TED city addition, already being i'm
proved
Jerome Delmonte. adjoining the
Gadsen, is TO resume work soon. to
sink 1900 feet shaft now 450 feet
down The company. which mainly is
comprised OF Henry Lapham and five
osher eastern capitalists. has spent
$4,000 and still has $4,000 IN the
treasury. Work was suspended near
y two years ago. as a measure Of war
time conservation. but at that time
much trouble was being experfent ed
in keeping down the flow OF water
Much heavier pumping equipment will
be Installed, az well as a new hoist.
Jerome which has 19
claims in the Yeager Canyon section.
four miles southwest Of this city. is to
resume after two years Of idleness.
Several large dykes are to be ex-
piored, with expectation OF striking
rfch copper ore in the zone Of rede-
u0sitfou
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
KEEPS PEACE
IN THE SOUTH
President Says q. S. Has
Been Considerate Of
Smaller Republics.

Washington. D. C. Apg. 23--The
president has transmitted TO the
senate a statement by secretary Lans-
ing declaring the United States has
consistently used its best efforts to
maintain peace in Central America.
AID had made the following repre-
sensations 10 Nicaragua on the sub
ject:
On November 4, 1918. the president
Of Nicaragua was asked 10 exercise
his good ofnccs 10 prevent any revo-
lutionary activities in that country
directed against Costa Rica-
On April %, 1919. expressing the
hope that Nicaragua would be guided
in this matter by the consideration
OF International comfy" and;
On May %, 1919. urging Nicaragua
to remain neutral in any conflict be-
tween Gen. Tinoco and his enemies
and to prevent organization OF any
expeditions in Nicaragua
The president and government Of
Nicaragua" secretary Lansing wrote,
have RESPONDED in a gratifying man
ner TO the requests for their eoopera-
ton and the efficacy OF the steps
taken to preserve peace in Central
America Is indicated By the fact that
the government OF the United States
IS not advised of any serious COLI
sion with defensive forces by any
armed forces entering Costa Rica-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
Brothers, Long Separated,
Meet After 20 Years

Poplar Bluff. No. aug 23-Two
brothers, separated wnen they were
boys. lives with Is miles OF each
other for many years, ignorant of the
others whereabouts until Just before
one Of them died. This was revealed
here with the death Of William Rose,
prominent farmer.
VIII. five, and his brother Humph-
rey, seven, we're living in St Louis
when they we're separated, VIII going
to the farm OF John Rose, near Mount
Leonard, while Humphrey went to a
farm near Stanhope.
The two grew to manhood and lived
u years at these two places. Will
Rose. while in a store AZ Marshall. No.
noticed a man who looked familiar.
He had a curious feeling Of relation
ship and investigation proved the man
to be his brother Humphrey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
Shannon MINES
SHIPPING ORES
Sales Of Smelter Will Not
Stop Company's
Operations.

Tucson, Ariz-. Aug. 23.-Though the
Shannon Copper company has sold its
main property and smelter near Cliff
ton, the corporation is to be continued
for the operation Of other mines that
remain in its name. The Metcalf mines
and the smelter and mill below Cliff
ton. with the connecting railroad,
were sold for a sum understood to
have been s600.000. A first payment
has been made and it Is said that
the balance VIII be paid as soon as
titles are checked and boundaries es-
tablished
Some OF the funds thus received
are 10 be used in further deVelopm ent
Of the Shannou's Gleason properly.
where rich sulphide ores have been
found IN quantity. shipped TO Clifton
70 enrich the smelling mixture The
shannon also owns a well developed
property in Iaeger canyon, near Je-
rome, but work upon It was stopped
months ago
The Paymaster AIininE. company has
been reorganized as the Paymaster
SilVer-Lead company, with Charles
Blenman Of this city as president The
property is in Olive camp, "a miles
south OF Tucson Large profit from
operation is indicated by the returns
from ore shipments lately made 10 the
FL Paso shelter A mill is tc be pro-
-rided for the lower grade ores. Among
the heaviest owners are Andrew Waak
Of St Joseph and ". T. Lawson Of
New York ". F. Hogan is treasurer
and resident manager.
" P Cottreli is reported successful
at Greatervilie IN the operation Of
G mill thai handles one and a half tons
Of ore an hour. Much Of the machin-
cry is OF his own design and pat
ented By him
Twelve miles east OF Nogales the
Bachman- Merritt company IS shipping
high grade silver-lead concentrates
10 FL PasO from the old Tres de Mayo
mine, where also have been blocked
out 5000 tons Of vanadanite. in
parallel formation It is TO be concen-
trated In new mill planned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
1115s


FL Paso ranks fourth among ths
cities Of Texas in valuation Of prop
erty and IS larger than Fort Worth.
Dallas leads the cities OF the state
with a valuation Of S146.570.575 for
1913, on a so percent basis. while san
Antonio IS second with $3.50, $50. on
a IS percent basis.
FL Paso's valuation figured on a 60
percent basis is approximately three
millions larger than Fort Worth on
a 70 percent bais and II figured on an
equal basis this city would rank the
stoclSyards metropolis by about SIS
100000 valuation The valuation of
Fort Worth II figured on the so per
cent basis would be S64.79l 500.
A table compiled by the assessor and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
JAPANESE BUY HEAVILY OF
CHILEAN MINING PROPERTY

Santiago. Chile. Aug. 23.-News-
papers call attention to the extensive
purchases Of mining properties by
japanese In Chile It is said that more
than $5,0O0,000 is Invested in copper
and iron properties along the northern
railway. Recently Japan csc have
taken options on coal acreage sur
rounding the naval port OF Talca-
huano. just north Of Conception The
newspapers add the number Of Japa-
nese coming here is growing steadily,
although japanese trade interests are
inconsidera bic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
CONFIRMS REPORT
OF DISCOVERY OF TN

J. H McCutchen, who took over the
old Silver Monument mine and mill at
Chloride, Sierra county, n. n. a few
Gays ago. on returning from that
camp during the week. confirmed the
story OF the rush to the reported new
tin discovered 30 miles west Of Chic
ride The find was made on TAYLOR
and Indian creeks on the line OF
Sierra and Sccorro counties" said Mr..
McCutheu- "A man named Welch
made the discovery and was said to
have staked 10 claims Il was said
that some % the ore ran as high as
50 percent tin There has been quite
a rush to the find and the store at
Chloride. the nearest trading point.
was cleaned out Monday of last week
by men rushing 70 the find It was
claimed that New York men had been
Interested and that $4,000 had been
paid on options for promising claims. ="
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
RAILROAD MAN IS HERE
INTERESTED IN MINES

c l. Graves. Of New York, for sew
eral years manager OF the Chihuahua
Pacific railroad in the state of Chi
huahua and now a part Of the Mexico
North Western railway system in that
state, is at the Paso del Norte hotel
He expects to be here for some time.
He is interested in mines in the Cusi-
huiriachic district Of Chihuahua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23

property then the assessor renders
same at the values as herein in
dicated.
Taxes are payable January TO Feb
ruary IS each year. After March IN
paid taxes are recorded as delin-
ouent and on which a penalty OF 10
percent is added. plus 50 for record
ing and advertising and interest at
the rate Of 10 percent accumulates
until finally paid Should collection
have 10 be made by the city attorney
a further charge OF 5 percent IS added
plus court costs OF about SIS In each
ease where suit must be filed.
Tax Values and Rates.
A schedule Of valuations and tax
rates from 1852 to the present time,
given by city assessor ". P. B. Nc
Ssin Is given below.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
Two Hundred Millions
Claimed By Coal Mine,

Greensburg. Pa, Aug z3.-An e.
tate in County kildare. Ireland. con
sistfng OF 1900 acres OF land. wits
its ancient castle and sz2o00o. oos
in money held IN chamcerT IN the
Rank Of England are claimed by
Thomas Sarfield. a coal miner near
here The property belonged 70 Gen
cal Patrick Sarffeld. the miners
uncle and the claimant says that ne
Is the oldest living and principal
leEatee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
Last War Yet To Be
Fought In Palestine

New Wilmington, Pa. Aug 23-
There Is still one more great -sar TO
be fought. This was the consensus OF
belief among the United Presbyterian
clergymen who were drawn here by a
conference Of missionary workers. All
were students Of Bible prophecy.
we have yet to stand before a
more formidable Armageddon than
the Marne," one said. The last great
war win be fought on the plains Of
Ezra-Elam in Palestine as It is proph-
esied in Revelations. There will be an
orientation Of the forces Of worldly
powers against the forces Of the spir-
it The Jews will occupy the center
Of the spiritual forces. Not until after
the great struggle on the plains of
Brazilian can the world be rebuilt
Ished here on earth"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
A. S. AND R. TO OPERATE
SHELTER IN DURANGO

A New York report says that the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany's smeiter at Velardena. Durango,
Mexico. Is TO be put in operation
again Il has been idle for a long
time. principally on account % IN
settled conditions in the part Of Mex
leo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23

such commanding officers viii in
person visit the guard houses and
prisons under their command and viii
see that such arrangements are made
that all complaints as to mishandling
OF prisoners mail are received ana
handled, in accordance with these pro-
visions. at the command Immediately
in control OF such guard house or
prison: and will. In all cases. obviate
The necessity Of such complaints BY
prisoners being transmitted to higher
authority, for investigation report
and delayed action
Practically 81 the crops in servla
this year have been harvested BY
women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23

The number OF taxpayers in classes
as to amount Of valuation is shown
IN the following table:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
SUPREME COURT SETTLES CASE
BEARING ON FL0TATI0N PROCESS

Southwestern Mining Men Interested in Outcome Of Re
cent Supreme Court Decisions in the Butte and
Superior Cases; the Critical Proportion Elk
planned; They Are Not Distinct Decisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
E PASO TAXES
BRING RESULTS
Rate Lowest In the State,
With Exception Of
Galveston.

CONTINUED from page -
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GO TO CHURCH TO-DAY
Religion, Withstanding Cynicisn, Has Sur yived Through the Ages. Go to Church.

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 One great writer said WHO ARE LITTLE WISE FOOLS BE-" Another said "A LITTLE LEARNING IS DAN CIRCUS THNG Churches have survived through the think without religion. The RIGHTEOUSNESS yet disposed lightly this GO TO CHURCH
 Happily they the great minority and is certain that they by AWAKENING OF RELIGION ATTENDANCE OF YOUNG PEOPLE.
 
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10
MIADE ZASAzEN ELEKTRICKYM
PROUDEM.

Ia sveJove valky p. Franti-
SEX David, 1O5O1 Crestwood
Ave., slouzil u radovych pesich
a ma zapadni fronte stravil pl-
nych % mesicI. Bojoval We
Flandrech, We vyseku u St. Mi
ihel i We Vogesach~ a re vsech
zapasu unikl bez pohromy. Do
mG z vojny vratil Sc pred dv6-
ma mesici a hned venoval sc
byva1emu svemu zamestnani
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co. a to v odbocce v East End,
kde byl vrchnim operatorem.
v pondeli v noci "a presunova
nj vedeni byl zasazen elektric
kym proudem silnym $500 vol
tn a popalen tax, re musel byt
do Charity nemocnice poslan.
kde stav jeho vcera znacn6 Sc
zhorsil, takze je malo nadeje v
dplne jeho uzdraveni.. Je ma
celem tele popalen a zvlaste
ma prsou vazne zran6n.
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BALKANSKE STATY POVAzUJl
AMERIkU "a SPASITELKCJ.
NAvRAT vYsLANCE voPlcKY DO NEW 70

New York. 9. eervence - Krajan Karel j. Vopcka, wash
ngtonsky vysanec balkanke stay Rumunsko Bulhar
sko Srbsko vra vcera po des denn ceste Havru
palube francouzskdho parnku La Savoie sa azan
merry, ,balkanske 'ostatni Europe. odpovedel:
Lid celeho- o-Bakanu pohizi Amercandm jake spaste-
lm Wilsonoy ako bohu Jihoslovane potfebuj recky
pfisav Jekoz nema ny jez by vyhovoval neni take p
hodn6jsho msta posaven noveho. Bohuze muslin doza
IT, ze podepanm miru Versau neni vaka dosud skonee
Pfichazfm primo Rumunska kde e nynf vice vojska
nez vaky kere must boovat jak proti ruskym boise
vikdm tax proti Madarnm Podobne jsem vde sameho
aka Srbsku Ceskoslovensku kterem zem6m jsem proje
zkratka vojaci vsude Nemecko neni vice nebezpecnym
Nsnc 81 valky nepfeji ejich vada ma dos prace aby
drzela poradek vlasni zem zemena ably neovady W.
sfedni zvly f nepropukl bolsevism Take Madari by
neby nebezpecni kdyby spoenc uz moci zemena mrova
konference Ze bosevsm dosud nezavad CeskosOvensku
Posku, Srbsku Rumunsku, dekovat NIUE jen pomoc
ktera t6mto zemim poskynuta bya Amerikou zas6ni
travin lcinnou praci naseho Cerveneho KHze, =
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MOzNOST ZAKROCENf v MEXIIxU,
PRESIDENT WILSON NAVRI1NE ZAKONODAR-
NAM INTERVENCL

Washington, 9. cervence.- Navratem presidenta Will
Pafze venovana bude mexcke suaci ve pozornost
nasedkem pfiosfen jez porebova bude brzkeho rozlu
6n Nenice dosud lrednfch zprav jakym zpisobem hod
Acknowledgements vlads eH probedn sossednf republiky
ale die vsech okonos Wilson nejblzA dobe predstoup
pred kongres ably poedna mexckch udaostech podobne
ak ucn sveho casu Mckinley pred zakocenim Spojenych
Statd Kube Dnes mali Spoene Saty ytez skorem pc
ny zakrocen ako roku 1898 jez vedlyk spaneskoamer
cke valce.
Tajemnik valky Baker byv azan usudek mexcke si-
tuac odpovedel.vyhybave:
Otazka nasich meznarodnch vztahl jest kazdy zpd
sob vec presdenta satnho deparementu nebyo by ode
spravno abych mich rozmouval."
Podobnym tonem odpoved statn departement. Vzdor
vsemu ale tus Wilson zvlanim poselstv ak domu
zsupcG tax senatu odporuci ably uvazovano byo ably
Mexiku ma ochranu americkych obcanG byo zakroceno
Pohrancnf kae Soustati jsou napadany buriesk-
mi cetami jez vlada Caranzova neni to potac nebylo
by proto zadnym zvanim prekvapenm kdyby Washington
odhodla vyati vojenskou do seveho
Mexka ably ucn6na byla prtrz stale opakucm naezdGm
ktere jsou nebezpecim ceych krajI.~. ~... w..
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Devatenactileta pani ]. Tho
masova, >1751 vych. 81 ul.,
provdavsi Sc "a sveho muze te
prve pred tremi tydny, pokusi-
la sc vcera sa;movrazdu, vstre
livsi 81 do prsou revolverovou
kuli mensiho kalibru. Thoma-
sova sesla Sc vcera ma st. Clair
Ave. kteryms znamym il mia
dym muzem q "a schuzky te
byla nahodne chotem svym pri
stizena, kterezlo odhaleni Una
mosti z dob pred svatbou donna
10 il k zoufalstvi. Uzdravi Sc
vSak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10
We VYMARU HASOVALO 208 "a
STUPCU PRO A lis PROT.
SPOJENCI ODVOLAJl BLOKADU NEMECKEHO
POBREZf.

Vymar, g. cervence Resoluce kterou mely byt schva
eny dodatecne povrzeny spoenecke podmnRy dktovane
Nemecku pfedem z mirovou delegac Vymaru podepsa
pfata bya Narodnim shromazdenim pomene maou vet
nou Pro mir odevzdano bylo elkem 2O8 kdezto pod
mfnkam postavilo 115 hlasG.
Znenf miroye resoluce obsahuje diva odstavce:
Mirova umluva mezi Nemeckem a spojenci a mimi spra
eenymi mocem podepsana dne 28. cervna 1919 nj pa
ci protoko prave ako dohoda vztahuci obsazen Po
rynska tyz den podepsana schvauji.
Zakon tento uveden bude patnost jeho pfijeti
Pc dodatecnem prijeh mirovych podmnek narodnn
shromazdenim Vymaru povazovati mazeme valku IT,
fedn6 skoncenou spoenc odvoaji bokadu Nemecka KITE
rou bylo az dosud ma pobrezich sevreno.