El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-02
STATE NEWS I'm
BRIEF FORM
ANOTHER CHINO GOLFER CUT.

AlFQi FVG0s OFIFtN0 WI ~ 49,
Silver City, Nj M. Dec. S0.-The
Chino Copper company will pay 81
lper share on December 81. This makes
$3.50 per share in dividends for the
year 1915. The November output was
I6.464, 1856 pounds OF copper, which is
well up to the average.
The Chino company reports the fol
lowing for the third quarter Of 1918,
compared with the second.
Third quarter, net profit, $1,035,,
749; second quarter $~1.916,51S. Divi-
dends, third quarter, $685. $50; second
quarter, ~SS67,850s'
Surplus, $165, 76O, third quarter;
81, GAG, 533, second quarter.
|. Third quarter, o%verburden removed,
|773,770 cubic yards; second quarter,
|140,O57 cubic yards,
ore milled, $4,000 tons, thir quar-
ter; 901. 500 second quarter.
Copper content third quarter, 1928
per cent second quarter, 1.577s per
cent.
Copper recovered, third quarter, 49,
469,195 pounds; second quarter, 49,,
$50, 1892 pounds.
Cost per pound. third quarter, 1908
cents; second quarter, 1886 cents.
The higher cost is largely due to
increased wages and supplies, higher
charges for smelling and refining and
increasing the charge for absorption
or stripping expenses into operating
cost to as cents per ton of ore milled.
positive genius for detail proved It.
self in the dignified and orderly way
in which the ceremonies went
through.
y First to arrive Of the stellar act
'ors on this occasion was Lieutenant
Governor elect Benjamin r. Pankey
OF Lamy who with Mrs. Pankey wat
escorted to his place by Mayor and
Mrs. d. p. Davies of Santa Fe. When
the rubicund smiling face of the pop
ular stockman appeared he was
given a big round of applause.
A few minutes later the official
party arrived, composed of Chief
Justice Parker, Governor Lindsey,
Governor elect Larrazolo. Ad1utant
General James Baca and the full
hhpuibct oAlp VI ,tHf iChIAib 6oNCih-
or's staff In uniform.
These were preceded Immediately
by the guard of honor consisting
Of 2 soldiers just returned to New
Mexico from various camps and can
comments and by the party composed
Of Mrs. Lindsey. Mrs. Larrazolo
Roberts and Mr.. Juan ".
Outside the eminent officials, the
members OF the parties we're seat
ID in a special section to the left OF
he speakers stand.
Music throughout was furnished by
he Liberty Chorus under the direc-
ion OF Mrs. r.. M. Henderson and
)y the Santa ne band.
The Star Spangled Banner by the
liberty Chorus opened the ceremon-
es and at the conclusions Of the In
address, a very happy feat
ire was introduced when tho Chorus
sang the national hymns OF all the
associates or the United States In
he war and concluded with my
tbs OF Thee During these
enditions Boy and Girl Scouts APP
'eared in order with the flags OF the
ountries and were heartily cheered.
Promptly at the end sof the cere-
%nonies, arrangements were made for
he military and civic parade which
from the capital under the
ERECTION OF Captain Fred Muller,
MARSHAL Of the day as a salute was
Ired.
After the return to the Executive
Iansion, a serenade was given at
hree o'clock which was followed ct
Dur by the reception in the New
tuseum where the receiving line Is
coupled by Governor and Mrs, Lar
azolo, former Governor and Mrs
lindsey, and Chief Justice and Mrs.
Hundreds OF visitors from
i oyer the state and from the city
re passing through the line. y