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New Britain herald., 1920-01-28

still no evident disposition on the part of retail prices to come dowr in wholesale way.--Boston Fran script.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
Britain Herald.

tea at the Post 0mcp st New BrftAlA
 aa Second Class Mail Matter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
CAUSE
DROP IN CORN
Increased Federal Reserve
Discount Rates Cause
General Decline.

Chicago, III, Jan 1o.-Bears pressed
the selling side Of the corn market
today with considerable success. The
fact that increased federal reserve
discount rates here became effective
this morning tended TO curtan buy
ing and so too did uncertainties Of
freight transportation Besides. talk
persisted that even under normal cir
cumstances January was not a pro-
pitious time for aggressive tactics on
the part Of bulls in corn opening
prices. which varied from the same
as yesterdays finish TO 5-4c lower,
with Nay SL3A5-S to s1.35 IA and
July sl3s 10 SL33 IL, were followed
by a substantial decline all around.
Word that secretary Glass had
asked authority TO make Q loan 70
Austria to buy food rallied the
market. Prices closed firm 70
2G2kc net lower with Nay Sl.54t
to S1.341s. and July Si-32ss TO Sl.5ze a.
Cats gave way with corn Dealings
were on a big scale After openlns
at lac decline to 1-Sc advance, tnclud-
ing May SO IS to 81 1-4c the market
a general setback
Provisions were weak for the same
as grain Selling, however,
was only OF a scattered sort
Later there were reports OF British
offers TO resell lard TO packers, but
the bearish effect was partly counter
balanced by the proposal Of an Ameri-
can government loan TO Austria
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
MINE COMPANY PLANS
NEW 10000 FOOL SHAFT

Mayer. AriE Jan. lN=fn the n-a-
Aqua FRA section. the Kay Copper
company has awarded a contract for
sinking a 1000-foot. double compart-
meut shaft at a cost Of $4,000 The
shaft IS 70 be 500 feet from the pres
ent main shaft
The United Arizona Copper Mining
and Smelling company IS sinking a
10Q0-foor shaft, now down $50 feet.
with report Of good copper sulphide
showing at that depth Late floods in
the Aqua FRA did the company much
damage, including destruction OF its
wagon bridge
The Big Ledge shelter az Mayer IS
70 De started again, on q test run on
gold bearing ore from the comuany's
Henrietta mine
On the road are a so horsepower
gasoline engine, hoist and compressor
for the White Star company, which
has mines on upper Turkey creek.
near Mount Union i. VI. White is iu
charge. President OF the corporation
Is Phillip Speck. OF Indianapolis,
formerly manager OF the Speck placer
enterprise on Iynx creek. this
county.
Announcement has been made that
the Liberty company Isl 20 install new
surface equipment in the spring and
sink 20 1000 Feet from the present
depth OF 800 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Locates Wafer
Without Dipining Rod

London, Eng, Jan 10 am the
only man in the world who Is known
70 be able 10 locate water without the
use OF a OWNING rod
Il can not only give Its exact To-
cation, I can tell exactly how much
there is, and at what depth IL VIII
be found"
These claims are made by Stephen
Kelly the eL-Australian sapper, who
recently won a libel action in which
his successful water diVining at
G1llpOi was mentioned
Ar Kelly gave a demonstration Of
his art in his garden He walked
erectly down the path, his arms out
stretched toward the ground and his
thumbs crossed over two pennies he
nesltateds stopped. closed his eyes
and seemed TO concentrate his mind.
There IS water at this spot" he said
and Wen dug at 20 feet would
produce 100 gallons per hour
When I pass over ground beneath
which there is water. my thumbs
crossed over copper" he said. Z -re-
ceive Immediately a series OF shocks
Ike electric currents. which pass uu
ny arms and seem 20 finish in my
chest These are much accentuated
when place NY hands on the ground.
used q piece Of copper from the
driving band OF a shell fn GauipoH
but even without copper at an I er-
perlence the sensations.
Long experience has enabled me 70
reach the great accuracy claim with
regard TO telling the exact Quantity
ana depth Of water present The in
lenslty OF the influence gives me the
lepln and the quantity calculate
ly the depth OF the bore-ho1e-~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
ARIZONA MINE SENDS
COPPER SHIPMENTS HERE

Johnson. arir Ian. 11.-7'rr frin-
inr and Development corporation.
holding a 10 year lease on the Cop
per CHIEF mine. is shipping one or
two carloads day OF good copper
ore 90 El Paso. having arranged 90
become a party 90 q lease on the
nine mile railroad 90 the Southern
Pacific at Dragon. Heretofore the
company has been compelled 70 rely
upon motor truck transportation
There is 10 be drifting on the 400
level through a known ore body and
connection Isl to be made between the
vertical and incline shafts. get bet-
ter air. The company Isl cauitaiiz
iu Benson. with Martin FishhacE.
president and general manager. and
z c. Rice. mine superintendent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
texan SLAIN
IN MEXICO.
Carranza Officer Shoots
Rio Grande City Man;
Porter Death Accident.

san Antonio. Tex Jan. 11.-Infor-
nation has reached here that Lisan-
dro Gonzales. an American. living 81
Rio Grande City. Texas had been shot
and killed BY a Mexican federal Of
ficer at Camargo. across the river
from Rio Grande City.
The shooting, according % the IN
formation. occurred several days ago
and followed an argument between
Genzales and the officer Gonzales
was a nephew Of Rufino Clarke,
ranchman OF starr county.
J. n. Porter. father Of Gabriel
Porter. who vas killed AZ TuEpam.
Mexico. December q. has received let
tiers from officials OF the Penn-MeE
on company by whom Porter was
employed. stating that he was shot
accidentally by a Mexican federal Of
ficer while he and the officer were
returning from a dance The letter
states that the federal officer was
intoxicated
A copy Of the report Of c. L Car
ter. 6 actinconsul at TuIp2n, 70 the
American consul az Iampico. with
copies Of the reports o. the Mexican
Investigations and also reports OF
private Investigations. all agree the
shooting was accidental.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

During October. November and De-
cemher. so state department passports
for Interior Mexico were vised az the
American cousurs office 20 Juare1-
This total is against IS renewals for
the same months Of the previous year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
STOCKS MAKE
STRONG CLOSE
Trading Centers In Steels,
Equipments, Motors
And Oils.

New York, Jan. 1O.-TradIng in
stocks today continued to center in
steelz. equipments. motors and oils
Extreme advances ranging from. one
20 almost four points represented the
efforts Of bull pools and involuntary
coverings Of shorts Additional fea-
lures Of strength included shippings,
American WOODEN, metals and utili-
ties Rails Jagged most OF the time,
aside from a demand for several Of
the low priced issues. Profit taking
reduced many gains in the later deal
inEs. The closing was firm SAFES
approLimated 100000 shares
Popular shares we're Substantially high
er AZ the opening OF todays stock mar
Eat- especially the several speculative
groups, IN which the usual week end COW
erinE contracts was observed Baldwin
Locomotive. Cruclbie Steel and American
Woolen featured the rise with other prom
iueut steelE. equipments, metals and oils.
There was a moderate demand for such
utilities as Philadelphia company and
Peoples Gas Specialties and miscellaneous
shares were represented by Industrial
Alcohol and United States Really
Final prices on Liberty bonds today
were az s, $3.50; first Sc. seZ36; sec
ond SIS. f9L92- first AS. ss21S; second
Az s. se2f0s rhi-d AIS, s9Af0; fourth
as, f92-55; Victory 3 Is s, S98-9S; Victory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Wyandotte Matching EsgA Phone
f950.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
MARKET.
makes ADVANCE.
Ratification Of the Treaty
Causes Optimism and
Better Prices.

New Orleans. La, Jan. 10.-A fairly
good demand for cotton was in evil
dence in the early trading today and
II caused advances Of Is to "a points
in the first half hour Of business 1t
appeared TO be stimulated mainly by
expectations Of better world CONNER
cial conditions. following ratification
Of the peace treaty
Some buying orose from the large
exports, New Orleans clearing 36.6l1
bales for foreign ports in the early
hours. These shipments compared
with total exports from all ports this
day last year Of 29.2S5.
Opening bids were January, Sce-85s
October. s3L17.
Cotton closed steady at a decline OF IS
90 50 points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
MARKET
REMAINS FIRM
Mexican Petroleum Breaks
At 30; Rails Hold
Their Own.

American smeltlnE and REFINING
company common was the only metal
Issue 20 show any strength in this
mornings short session. according to
J. S. Curtiss & Co.. Hotel Sheldon
Mexican Petroleum, after selling
as high as 214, broke today at 30.
Railroad stocks did not Euctuate.
United States Rubber on news OF an
increase in the price Of tires was
much stronger.
jerome Verde vas again active on
the curb. Magma Chief sold at 5sc
with 1000 share lots offered at 4Oc.
Curb Conner Efnc1r-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Hunter a. Co. Exchange.
tsL Regis Hotel Building. 3
Much Copper Going To
Germany From Here

ocew York. y " Jan. 10-Larse
quantities, OF copper are going into
Germany. this in part accounting for
the heavy business which the copper
companies have been doing during the
last month. There seems TO be some
mystery as to just how Germany is
arranging the credits. for the pay
meuts here are in dollars. IL Us be-
ieved that the credits recently adj
Vanced by both Great Britain and
Holland are being used iu part 20
buy dollar credits here. Tbs copper.
% Is understood. is being cleared
through Rotterdam.
Germany, il is said. IS planning TO
expand its manufacture Of electrical
appliances. and copper is the raw ma
terial most needed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
"COPPER" EXPERT MEXICO VOLCANO
STARTS W0RKRENAIN5 ACTIVE
Emits Flames, Lava and
Contaminates Streams
With Poisonous Waters.

Mexico City. Mex Jan lo-F'lames
are stiu being emitted by the new
volcano at san Miguel in the vest
ern part OF the state OF Veracruz, ac-
.cording to advices received here last
night
Every village in that vicinity has
been destroyed. while lava ana con-
tamlnated water from sources opened
by the recent earthquake are HOOD
ing the district near the crater
Refugees from san Miguel confirm
earlier reports OF numerous deaths
from falling buildings and poisonous
gas. Rebels who had their leauquar-
Lers in that region have suffered
severely both from casualties and
from loss OF supplies. DO is stated
Relief measures for quake suffer
ers are progressing rapidly. zll,ll0
pesos being subscribed by the em-
nloves OF the National railways, and
more than 100000 from the army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
last How Should 4
Genan Lauoh2 Read On

Berlin, Germany. Jan. 1O.-An in
faiIhle method for determining
whether a man Is Of pure Germanic
blood ls claimed 10 have been dis
covered by the TaEliche RuudschaL
The journal urges its readers TO
provoke the risible faculties OF future
candidates for parliament
II they laugh with the mouth and
the nose, patriotic Germans should
disown them. whatever be their plar-
form or protestatious, FOR such can
didates unconsciously betray their
Semitic or other un-Geruan origin
II, on the other hand. they are OBJ
served TO laugh with the mouth alone
they may be voted for without hesita-
ton such men are Teutons Of IN
tainted blood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
OUTPUT OF CALIFORNIA
MINES SHOWS DECREASE

Washington. % c.. Jan ia de-
crease Of s8-063.762, Of % percent in
the output Of the metal mines Of
California in 1913 IS shown BIZ PIE
liminary figures made public BY the
geological survey. Gold. silver. COP
per. lead and zinc produced In 1913
was valued at S231eaof5 as com
pared with s31.107.g07 the year before.
Gold output increased from SIS
52S.953 in 1913 TO S17.320.250 IN 1913
and the report said
That mining in California has be-
gun 90 reldiust Itself TO the present
general conditions and IN q few years
the gold mines OF the state VIII no
doubt be able again 20 produce their
average normal annual output OF
about s21.00o.0C0."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Relative humidity IN Fl Pazo Saturday
az noon was - percent; temperature a.
noon was 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Prohibition Blamed For
Los angeles Crime Wave

Los Angeles, calf, Jan. 10.-Smash-
ing the heavy plate glass window OF
large downtown ieWelry store, two
MASKED burglars brought TO a climax
wave Of crime that swept over
every part Of the city Although sur
prlsed by Officers. the bandits SUI
ceeded in escaping in automobiles
with bag filled with gems valued NJ
between $4,000 and $4,000 after a
desperate battle with the police. In
the course OF the night Is robberies
we're reported.
The police today blamed prohibition
1or the large increase In crime,
which has passed all bounds. Tnev
said that burglars formerly made
haul spent the money I'm riotous 1fv-
Ing and then repeated the operation,
whereas now, almost unable to OBJ
tain liquor. they were working over
time and with clearer brains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBT Associated Press
New York, Jan 10--lfercantile paper,
9 perceuL
sterling demand. 3S-T5E cables. S1.Tl1E.
Time loans. slrunEs 60 days. 90 days and
elk months, percent
Cali money. strong: high. 10; low. G; ruI-
ing rate. g. closing bid 9 3 offered az 10.
last lean, 10 percent
Bar silver. s1.55.
Mexican dollars. gLo2E-
Copper, firm electrolytic Epot and first
Quarter, 19h G19Hc
Iron. EEu. No 4 northern. $4,000
4a-e9i NO 2 northern, $4,000 400; No. i
southern. $4,000 7s1-Qo.
Anthony. s1e.25.
Lead. nominal; spot and January $3.50
zinc. strong. East St Louis spot. ss.ss
447.
LONDON EIETAL MARKET.
London. EuE-. Jan 10.--'ha ruotztIous
on the metal exchange today were as fol-
lows
Copper, E11T. rs. Cd
Elsctrolytic E121.
Tin. 1879, g.
Lad. E46. 17s Cd
ziuc. spot. E59-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
New Phelps-Dodge Mana.
ger Begins Operations
at DOUGLAS District.

Douglas. Arlz- Jan 10.-P. G.
Beckett. the new Southwestern gen
cal manager for the Phelps-Dodge
corporation. has taken up his work
at Douglas. succeeding A. T. Temp
son. transferred 20 New York as as
sistant to president Walter Douglas-
lIr. Beckett has been with Phelps
Dodge for most OF the time since
1904 when he was engaged as
mining engineer by the copper
Queen at Bisbee. thereafter in charge
OF company interests az the sierra
de Cobre mine in the Cananea sec
ton and az CORTLAND From Bis1ec
he was promoted 20 be manager for
the Old Dominion at Globe. he re-
mained five years and was called
70 the place Of assistant TO presl-
dent Douglas. at New York where
be has been for two years past
he states his opinion that the cop
per Industry Is In decidedly better
condition than % was several months
ago, though copper stocks are
heavier than known year ago and
costs are piliug Up. with wages based
metal actually has been selling az
IS cents with the coming OF peace,
officially declared, and with the re-
sumption Of foreign trade. copper
soon may come back to its own in
the way OF demand and price.
Apparently, however, the Phelps
Dodge people are not proposing 20
anticipate these better times. AT
Bisbee. according 10 Mr.. Beckett
there IS 20 be no material change,
though the 1000 ton mill may be
operated this year At lTorenci there
wiz be only exploration and the de-
velopmeut OF larger ore supplies
There may be a remodelinE OF the
Nacoari milling plant but, on the
whole. reduction works are not TO be
expanded particularly. The new
manager sums up his observations,
Gus reasons. for all OF US TO practice
thrift and economy e. IS right now
and in this year which we are fac
'ng."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Admiral Sin1s's Refusal
Pleases British Pane,

LONDON. Eng Jan 1l.-AduiraI
Sims refusal Of a naval decoration
prompts the Evening Standard %
comment thus.
we need some one in a similar
exalted position 20 do that SORT OF
thing here It would focus public
opinion on the extraordinary lack OF
system in the selection OF names for
naval and military honors. in the
army the Victoria Cross IS the only
decoration which Is admittedly above
suspicion OF a Wrangle"
"Wrsngle" IS english army slang
for getting what one wants when one
wants it-not being so particular
bow enc gets it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Pebin Show Place
Goes Bach To Chinese

Pekin China. Jan 10-The feautf-
ful pavilion on the Tartar city wall
above Chienmen gate has been re-
turned 70 Chinese custody. In the
mutiny OF the troops in Pekin early
IN 1912 after Yuan Shih-kai had as
sumed the presidency, the COM
manders Of the foreign legation
guards in the capital decided that
as military measure, the pavilion
should be occupied by foreign troops.
The American legation guard has oc-
cupied it ever since.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Correspondence School
Detectipe lands In IaiI

Cleveland. Ohio. Jan. lot cost
James r. Curran SIS TO win a cor
respondence course detective diploma
With the diploma he got a nice shiny
badge. likewise a pair OF handouts
Despite all his credentials police
picked Curren 10 as a suspicious
person. He told Judge M0vlan about
his diploma and the Judge Querie1-
Where's your gun
"a good detective doesn't need
gun Curren replied
Wen" remarked the Judge. "vou
can spend thirty days On Jan pursu-
ing your studies"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
THE WEATHER

Z. S. DEPARTMENT or AGRrCTITrRr
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Livestock Market


Chicago. III. Jan 1o--Hogs-Receipts
5000. Market opened steady 70 strong,
closing weak Bulk, Sass 614-s0; top,
$500; heavy, SASS 1t-s3i medium
sIAs0G1Es5- light s146O71E9o; light
light. f1f.09G1E-65; heavy packing sows
smooth s14-0o8 1875. packing soHsl rough
S1a5o91f-oe7 pigs, $3.50 Q l4-15-
Cattle-Recelpts. 2o0o. Market compared
with a week ago. good and best grade beet
steers and she stock little changed; 9TH
ars CSC 20 40c higher bulls steady %
strong. veal calves mostly 15c higher
stoczers. 25c 70 SOC higher; feeders. 25c
sheep-Reesipts 1000. Market compared
with a week $50 best fat lambs and low
grade sheep, SOC % 75e higher; others
mostly 81 TO f1-25 higher
Kansas CITY Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, Mo- Jan 1o.-HuEs-Fle-
celrtzs 15l0- Market steady Bulk, fl4-50 g
1855 heavies. f1t.e5 G14-80s mediums,
$3.50 1855 lights. SASS G14-bQ.
Cattle-Receipts AS. Market for week:
Steers. CSC 20 4oc higher; butcher stock.
strong 70 15c higher; Gamers. steady
calves, strong TO Soc higher. feeders strong
e CSC higher
shesp-Beceipts. 200. Market for week
lambs. 75c 20 81 higher. sheep. CSC high
err feeders and breeders mostly 81 higher.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo, Jan. att1e-Receipts
zoo Market steady Beef steers. 1880
400; cows and heifers. 500 G10.00: stock
ers aad feeders. 1900 1Loo; calves, S12.o0
915-5o-
Hoes-Recelpts- zoo. Market strong 20
1oc higher Tor. STATS; bulk. s1AEOG1f.60.
Sheep-Receipts, 500. Market steady.
Lambs. f16.00GIs-H0- ewes, $3.50 1900.
feeder lambs. s1A501I6.50
Fort Worth Livestock, Close.
Fort worth. Texas, Jan 10--Cattle-
Receipts, 1000. Market steady Beeves
s8-oo q 1895 stockers. 500 G1I-00; cows.
$3.50 G10.25; hsifers. 35.c0G13.50; bulls,
SA5o g 6-50s calves, g5-o1 G1a50-
HoEs-Eeceipts. 1900 Market steady.
HEAVY. S1475G1LS5: medium. s1Aa5a
1850 light. 145e91A75; mixed. sIz006
400; common. $500 G13.o07 plrs s1000
G125o.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market IN
changed. Lambs. s140oG1T.00; yearlinrs.
$500 2 1870; wethers. g1p.o0G12.00- ewes
$500 Q 1890; culls. SE50 G7.00s seats. 3sZ5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Daughters OF Nebraska
Not Interested IN Bryan

New York. " r. Jan 10-The New
York Daughters OF Nebraska, at a re-
cepuon in the home OF the president.
Airs. Dexter ID. Ashley, expressed
themselves as not being interested IN
any future political move taken by
william Jennings Bryan
when one Of the women was asked
~ the Nebraska society planned 70
give AR Bryan a reception when he
came 20 New YORK she ansWered-
7 have not heard that he IS coming.
and hope that don't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
REORGANIZATION OF ARMY
IS PLANNED BY MEXICO

Douglas. Ariz-, Jan. 10.-At an ex-
tended meeting OF generals called -
president Teuustiano CarrauZa. IN
Mexico City. January 4. a definite plan
was adopted for the reorganlzation OF
the Mexican army. according 20 a
special dispatch 20 El Tempo. q
Cananea newspaper IL IS stated that
an outstanding feature was the de-
cision 10 enlarge the cadet corps at
Chauu1fenec military college. and 70
make plans for turning out IN as short
a space OF time as possible a large
contingency Of ven trained young Of
fcerz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
japanese Firms Groming
Rice In This Counfru

Tuba City. Calif. Jan 10.-Three
firms, controlled exclusively by Jap
anese. are engaged in growing rice
IN this country, according 20 che re-
port sent 10 the federal government
By postmaster Harry Meyers Of Fuba
city. The report also sets forth that
there are also several individual
japanese who lease lands and grow
rice without any immediate business
connections
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
COOPERATIVE Kitchen
To Feed MCMILLAN

Montclair. ". J.. Jan. 16.-House-
holders here viii make another effort
70 revive the cooperative kitchen. The
increasing gravity OF the cook and
maid problem has led 70 the belief
that there win be enough demand for
TINS service 10 make the experiment
success
New containers have been installed
oy the organization and Il IS ready
20 send 10 the homes Of NontcIair
cooked meals which can be served
Immediately.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Says Il Was 4 Lemon
That Got ECe In Trouble

ToDelIa- Kan Jan. l0--lc10r1InE %
a speech delivered by D. f. smith.
wen known horticulturlst Of Law
renee before the state Horticultural
society here a few days ago, twas
Adam and Eve into trouble in the
Garden OF Eden.
Smiths argument was that the
word translated ~aprle' On the Bible
Is with great probability supposed 10
mean the citron tree and the trees
fruit a species OF lemon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

c. P. Simpson. block SO. Manhattan
HeiEhts. bungalow. $500.
]. X Brodie. block ~ Highland
Park addition. garage. $50.
j. = Morgan. Mesa and Texas
streets, repairs on old Rio Grande
Valley bank. $1,000
81 I Potter moving his office
from $500 Alameda street 20 Val
Verde S25
Grecian theatsr. alterations $50
George MoEredge, los East IT
Puso. garage. $500.
Clifford p. Farrar, block "a. East
El Paso. 5000
1Irs. L Herald. block 10. East Fl
Paso. shed. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
U. S. GOLD AND SILVER
OUTPUTS SHOW DECREASE

Washington. ID. O.. Jan. 10-Gold
production IN the United States dur
the 1913 output In 1913 there were
2.8Z9.1e5 fine ounces OF gold valued
At s5S.4SSS00 produced IN the coun-
try.
California led IN gold production
with Sf0.158 ounces, Colorado was
next with fT099S ounces and Alaska
third with 427.131.
Silver production IN 1919 amounted
70 55.2S5.10f ounces valued at $751;
966.f12. representing o reduction OF
12.52fqf3 ounces compared with the
1913 output. Montana led with a.
940.527 ounces Utah. second with H.
906152. and Nevada third. with -
212.f5L