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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
MaySpendB Big
Sum On Mine
DeUeLObnrent

Chloride. n. II. July 10.-Ths Md
night properties. south OF Chloride.
have Temporarily closed down pend
ing a decision OF the owners as to
methods. It is said. II Is reported
that some OF the owners desire to
expend large sums IN development.
while others insist that the ore bodies
now showing are already too large
to be handled within a reasonable
number OF years and want q 50-ton
milling plant erected without fur
Their delay. This company has already
expended large sum in saw mill
and mining machinery. housing for
men and development, and Il Is not
believed the suspension Is for more
than few days.
Prof. Harry E. Weir, OF AIbuqusr-
cue, has taken charge OF the Colossal
properties. near the Midnight, super
ceding +. E. Vassar. former mana
ger. This property Is making ship
ments and is operating q truck.
start Tin Operations.
The New York parties Interested IN
the tin properties on the western
slope Of the Black Range, about 20
miles from Chloride, have started
operations in earnest 7. J. Fitz-
maurice was recently in FL Paso, re-
turning from New York, and he has
shipped to Magdalena large amount
OF machinery for opening operations.
IN FL Paso he also completed pur-
chases for the camp equipment Mr..
tltzmaurice Il now at the mines and
is accompanied BY Rank Moxley. OF
New York, who Is also Interested
Mr. Hall, for long time at Chloride
arranging the preliminaries for this
work. Is also on the Job. It Is the
intention to drive 1900 feet OF tun-
mel with 1869 feet OF cross-cuts. as
engineers representing the eastern
capitalists interested have reported
favorably on this development These I
tin ores show from q few units Of
tin TO some very high grade, and as
but discovery work has as
posed development viii demonstrate /
the value OF the deposits.
The Silver Monument Is still work !
ings and doing some shipping. but |
complains OF the uncertainty OF
freight It is reported that this !
property has car or so OF good ore /
ready for shipment ana that devel- !
opment work is going along salts |
factorily. The Silver Mountain Net /
ais company, operating this property. /
Is reported as acquiring a number Of /
other valuable holdings in the same I
district, but Mr.. NcCutcheon, gem I
eral manager. has been in Fl Pasc I
for some time and nothing can be 4
Il f. reported that eastern /
men are purchasing a large holding |
IN this company and that II Is the /
Intention TO erect suitable reduction 4
works Of sufficient size to handle 4
the ores OF a number OF properties I
with ores already IN sight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
HAbpHcatiOnS
For Water Filed
In Phoenix
ByBriggs

Phoenix. Ark. July 10.-Ssveuty-
four applications for water have been
filed IN the office OF state water com
missioner W s. Norviel since Octo-
Der l. according 70 records OF the
office. TWenty-six OF the applica-
tons have been for reservoirs four
for enlargements and the remainder
for appropriation OF water from
springs A total Of 27s.231 acres Of
new land would be reclaimed.
Most OF the applications. Il was
said, have come from Yuma and Mari
copa counties. many OF them being
for pumping propositions for lands
IN the cotton belt Some OF the filings
from Mohave. Yavapai and Pinal
counties are on springs desired for
watering livestock
The Stene Consolidated Copper
company applied recently for permis-
sion 70 construct a dam and reser-
voir for power purposes in Yuma
county on the Williams river. Other
filings have been made on the water
after Il has been used for genera
ton Of power, 70 be used for irriga-
ton. the total acreage involved being
$4,000.
Joseph L Warner and others have
filed on the Cunningham wash for
the irrigation OF 1910 acres. This
Is a combined pumping and storage
proposition
z. Brown. trustee. has filed on Nc
Mullen valley for irrigation IN the
northwest corner OF 1raricopa county.
His IS pumping plan covering z3.f40
acres IN the cotton belt
The Warner, Brown and Stene pro-
posals relate TO public lands and e
was announcement that settlers
would be required before the plans
could be carried out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Love of Fine Clothes
and High Life Lead TO
Girls Arrest, Alleged

Boston, Mass, July 1o-Love Of fine
clothes. high life and 5ewelry. It IS
alleged. led 10 the arrest Of Mrs
Phoebe De simons Philips, q yeoman
Cd at the Harvard Radio school dur
ing the war, and daughter OF an East
Boston business man, charged with
forgery and the larceny OF $3.50 from
her employers
Mrs. Phillips IS g years old, d.
vorced. and has q son three years old
The police claim that they recov-
cred costly lingerie and other cloth
ing, including a $500 fur scarf and a
500 platinum ring in a room oceu-
pied by Mrs Phillips
According to the officers the young
woman was employed BY the Colum-
bia Coffee company for several
months previous 20 March, when. IL
Is alleged she committed her first
theft from the firm
She was sent TO the bank with a
blank check which she was 70 fiji out
FOR S129 on her arrival. according TO
the police, and II Is alleged she filled
in the amout for 1929, keeping the
sl00 and returning the balance to her
employer.
According to the polios she ad-
mitted the offense.
She then obtained employment with
the Commercial Fruit company,
where she continued. according TO
the police, to falsify books after the
bank statements were rendered, and
also forged the name Of one Of the
Ilrm 70 checks until she obtained
1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Lolita, Alleged Red.
Has Sau about PARTY

Cincinnati, O., July 1o.-That the
Communist Labor Party OF America
has adopted as its emblem the Boil
shevild hammer and sickle, and
agrees with the principles and OBJ
jects Of the Bolshevihi Of Russia and
the Communists. but has refused TO
accept their methods for obtaining
them. is the declaration made here by
Lolita Burke.
Her statement was made IN con-
nection with her suit for $4,000 al
legged damages, due TO q raid By mem
bers Of the American Legion on Com
munist labor headquarters She sued
local leEionaries-
Declaring that the middle class OF
America would be considered tho
bourgeoisie Of Russia, she said that
the Communist Labor Party endorses
the principles Of the Commune as
enunciated in the Third Internationale
formed at Moscow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
LOCAL SECURITIES

Furnished By J. S. Curtiss & Co., Sc
curity Bank buuding-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
COMMISSION ADVOCATES
LOWERING FREIGHT RATE

Bisbee. Ariz., July 10.-Inquiry into
mine freights started at the petition
OF the Phelps-Dodge corporation has
resulted in a decision OF the inter-
state commerce commission that the
bullion rates to New York by rail are
not unreasonable or otherwise unlaw-
ful, but that the rail rates from Ari-
IONA to Galveston should be lowered.
Much Of the Arizona bullion Is trans
shipped at Galveston, TO be taken TO
the east coast by water
The Phelps-Dodge and Calumet &
Arizona companies are making spe-
cial inducements to employees for
BODYBUILDING. Money for homes IS
loaned for gradual repayment, within
100 months. at s percent interest
The Phelps-Dodge corporation has
abolished the office OF general man
ager OF its Industrial relations de-
partment, formerly held by T. H
O'Brien. who recently became general
manager OF the Inspiration property
at Miami. O'Brien had been with the
Phelps-Dodge interests for 20 years,
for half OF that time in charge OF
the companys coal mines ct Daw-
son. n. II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
PROFIT TAKING
BREAKS GlPPERS

It today's short session the out
standing feature was the strength Of
the rails which with a few ezcep-
tons showed a decided improvement,
according to J. S. Curtiss & Co. Sc
curity bank building. The coppers,
as well as the stocks in which pools
OF professionals have been active,
closed with net losses for the day on
selling for profit taking as well as
sales E-de for short accounts.
Losses in the c0ppers were Anaconda,
SHELTERS. Chino. Inspiration and Ken
necotr, = each Ray Consolidated, Z,
and Utah, ~ points. Total sales for
the session were s37.5o0 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
MARKETS

Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth Tex July 10.-Catrie-Re-
ceipts Friday, 200; market. steady.
Beeves. 5000 11.75; stoclzers, $1,000 500;
cows S4-o07e-25. helfers s5.OOG1 T. 90 /.
bulls, $4,000 100; calves. s5-0O9I0-50.
Hogs-Recsipts SIS; market, up 55c
Light, $500 g 1886 heavy. s15.75 q1e.0os
medium, $500 g 1875 mixed, Sl40o4
1890: common. s12-5o 1880: pigs S1l5o
01250.
sheep-Reeeipt. ESQ; market. steady.
lambs, slLoo e13.25i .yeariings, s9-30Q
s-ooi culls. $500 70 500; goats. $4,000 500.
Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago. H., July observation-disclosures
1906 curtailed week ago. good 70 best
yearlinEs, Light and handy weight steers.
SOC 10 75c higher; heavies largely IS 10 soc
higher others uneven steady 10 hishers
better grades fat cows and hsifers soc 70
l5c higher Gamers and cutters and bulls.
mostly steady; veal calves, $50 10 sl-15
higher; lower grade stock steady; desir-
able kinds higher.
15c higher; best light and light butchers
gained most; top, $500; bulk light and
light butchers. $3.50 G1s-so: bulk. $50
pounds and over, 1880 1850. Pigs stady;
bulk. desirable kinds. $500 G15-75.
Sheep-Receipts, T000- ever one-haif run
direct; u cars choice Idaho lambs, $3.50:
one car wthers. ss-5oEs. Compared with
week ego. Better grades fat lambs. 81 70
$50 higher; others ID 50 to So yearlings
and wethers mostly T5c TO 81 higher; ewes,
$3.50 70 50 higher; feeding and breeding
classes mostly soc 10 81 higher.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo, July 1o.-Cattle -Fecefnts
500 Beef steers, sIO.o0G15.0o; cows and
heifera. $3.50 1895
HoE-Receipts. 900 Market steady.
Top. s15.75s bulk. s1A50616z5.
sheep-5ooo. Market steady lambs,
iL1u u 4alu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
TWO NEW OIL COMPANIES
ARE FORMED Il NEW MEXICO

Santa Fe. n. ". July 10.-The
Kansas-Carlsbad OIL company, with
its principal office in Carlsbad. n. NJ,
has been incorporated for 1000, 600.
OF which $1,000 is subscribed. The
fncorporators are N. L Highsmith
and william H Dowse, Of Carlsbad,
and n I. Spar, Of Wichita. Kan.
The White Mesa Oil & Gas COM
pany, OF Thoreau, Mckinley county,
has filed its charter with the state
corporation commission. The author
lied capital stock is $500 900. OF which
$1,000 is subscribed. The incorpor-
ators are l. A Porter, C. ". Zapl,
c. o. Bruce and C. a. Mozely. OF Tho
reau, and Noa Moore, Of Albuquerque.
The Merchants Supply company
has been Incorporated IN Espanola,
Rio Arriba county, with a capital
stock Of 100000, OF which $1,000 is
subscribed The following are the in
corporatOrs- 3. c. Hernandez and
Julian Amador. OF Caniilon. and Man
uel Salazar, OF Abiquiu- Hernandez
is New Merien'a representative in con-
gress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

MILLINERY-1fme- SegalL. 50s n ka1-
sas. New hats made. old hats renoFate-s
millinery supplies sold.
70 TIE FIRsT THOUSAND PEOPLE
who bring Us their watches fo= re7air1
us VII clean same free Of charge.
BARSETT's. 219 san ANI0AIQ -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Hobby Asks Mallory
Line Not to Suspend
Ships to Cohesion

Austin. Tex July 1o.-Acting IN
der Instructions from governor W-P.
Hobby, Ralph soape. his private sec
rotary. today wired a strong protest
TO the Mallory Steamship company.
New York, against the Contemplated
action OF your company in suspend
ing operations IN SO far as the port
OF Galveston is concerned" The gov
ernor also urges the Mallory com
pany 70 continue the service that
the port Of Galveston may be kept
open and "the UNINTERRUPTED move
melt Of commerce through that port
may be continued, az the same time
assuring you Of the continued pr1-
lection by the state TO all workers
engaged IN the loading. unloading.
transfer and transportation OF freight
and other lawful occupations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
TROOP TO STAY IN GALVESTON
INDEFINITELY. ASSERTS SOAPE

Austin. Tex. July 1o.-state troops
are TO remain at Galveston indefi-
nitely. according TO present fndica-
tons. declared Ralph Soape. private
secretary to governor W. P. Hobby.
who has Just returned from spending
a week at Galveston making an in
Eestisation OF the situation. Mr..
Soape said there IS no change IN the
situation and there is no telling when
there will be.
Gen VOTERS, lIr. Soape said. has
reduced the number OF troops on
duty by half as Il was decided that
a smaller force was able 10 cope with
the situation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
STOCKS SHOW
LOWER TREND

New York July 1o.-Stoclzs were
hesitant at the opening Of Saturdays
session. but became distinctly reac-
tionary before the end OF the first
hour. Price movements were more
confusing later when rails assumed
the leadership, presumably on the
very favorable
Final prices Of Liberty bonds were: s-ka
2s1-l4. first As. f86-lo; second IS sg5-6s;
first rs. $3.50; second AZ s. SS5.7f. third
as sss-loi fourth as ss5.96; Victory
3ats g95-96. Victory As $500.
Canadian Pfcific. LacEawana and reri-
Gus low price6 Issues. notably Southern
Railway and St Louis and San Francisco
were especially strong american Wooden
was under constant pressure and reversals
o. 10 points were made by leading
oils Crucihle steel. Corn Products. Allan
tic Gulf and N inor specialties.
Partial recoreries ensuad IN the final
dealings The closing was Irregular.
sales approriuated 250.o10 shares
Speculative favorites were again IN fhe
foreground az the opening Houston on.
yesterdays spectacular feature, rose 8
points ard advances o. ! TO points
marked the early trading n Vauudium
steel stromberE CaFhzzetor National
Aualine and e. S. Rubber. Unfavorable
conditions in the textile trade probably
accounted for the pressure against Amer
lean Wocien. which soon forfeited
points union Pacific. Norfolk & Western.
Baldwin Locomotive. studehaker. Retail
Stores and Republic Iron were fraction
ally lower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
ILlegitimate Daughter
Wins 100000 Estate

O'Brien has established herself as
sole heir to the estate of John c. Nc
Williams. a Grand Forks county
farmer. By the provisions Of the Ten
neson law abolishing illeEitimacy.
Mrs. O'Brien receives an estate valued
at 100000 claimed also by brothers
and sisters Of McWilliams.
Judge A. 7. Cole. OF the North Da-
kota district court, held that Mrs.
O'Brien was the laughter Of NcWii-
liams. though born out OF wedlock.
40 years ago and was entitled to his
estate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
10, Recalled Triumphant
Return of WELLINGTON

Grand Island. Neb-. July 1Q-Thomss
Morris, probably. the oldest man in
the world, died here recently at the
age Of 126.
IN his possession was an old fam
ily Bible with the record OF his birth
In North Wales January is, 1884.
Morris remembered the battle Of
Waterloo and the only reason for his
not being IN the English army at that
time was because OF a deformed foot
He distinctly recalled seeing the
duke o. Wellington upon the latter's
return following the great victory
over Napoleon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Modem Women Dread
Obiect. Saus PreLaLe

Toledo. O.. July 10.-The so-called
modern" woman with advanced IDEAS
was scored by Mgr. ]. 7. O'Connen
when he addressed the graduating
class Of St Ursula's academy here.
Woman was a poser when she was
Eve" he declared. "and she is q poser
when size is Fanny Hurst, more con-
cerned about what she wants thaa
what she is ready to run in the wake
OF her additional betrayers. We have
but to scan shamefacedly Woman's
amusementss her ventures and her as
sociations TO know what frivolity.
vanity and unworthy trust have made
her-not a being TO be revered, but
an object Of contemptuous dread
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

BREWSTER CO. TEXAs. BOOMING
Wilson weu producing. 50 locations made.
drilling day AID zight, another Opportunity
for small invsstrrant 70 net thousands Of
dollars We bought our leases right. you
can profit with Is, infcrnation frss- Rus
sell Investment Co.. Eluhurst BLDG Kan
rae CITY rrn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

wants contract practice or good location
in small town surrounded By thicEly set
tied country can give best Of preferences
Address 7 80. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Business Chances

FoE sSHE~6srsSs, Is y. EE.aslls-
EXcEIIENT o39ortuaity g dsl.sata'''n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
WATER STOPS WORK o. 100
FOOT LEVEL OF CATHERn7

Klngman. ARK. July 10.-The 400
level Of the Catherine mine has been
Hooded and operations viii be con-
eentrated on the 800 till proper pump
Ing facilities have been provided.
Crosscutting on the Thumb Butte
has cut the main vein and also has
found a heavy flow Of water.
United American has drifted nearly
zoo feet on a vein Of milling ore be-
neTed continuation OF the Tom Reed
ore body.
Arizona Mossback stockholders have
authorized Issuance Of 100000 IN
bonds to cover the cost OF installing
a mill on the property at Oatman.
The Arabia property in Union Pass
Is reported IS taken over BY Fl Tigre
corporation operating in Sonora,
south OF Douglas.
Activity is promised this fail on
the White Ellis mines, northwest OF
Chloride.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
transform UNCOVERS SOME
ATTRACTIVE COPPER ORE

Patagonia, Ariz-. July 10.-A recent
rainstorm exposed attractive crop
pings on open ground Immediately
south OF the famous Worlds Fair
mine. The ground has been located
by Frank Huntington. Edwin 7.
Sheehy and Frank Powers and the
claim has been named the Hiram
Johnson, possibly because the vein
trends toward the nearby Roosevelt
mine The new vein is about 25 feet
wide and carries high copper values
in bornite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
PRIMITIVE PROCESS OF ORE
WORKING RETURNING TO USE

Tucson. ARK, July 1o.-In orc
Blanco district. near the Mexican
line, there has been q return 70 pio-
neer processes in the working OF gold
ore from decomposed Groupings. J.
c. Holden has a claim he calls the
Grubstake, from which he Is making
about 10 a day by the primitive
method OF crushing in a mortar and
washing in a gold pan There is
available only a seep OF water and
washing can be done only a few
hours each day. In the same section
other miners, similarly operating.
pack their ore to q creek at a dis
lance and there wash It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Girl Golfer Blinded
bg Opponents Stick

Peekskil. y. = July 10.-Marion
Buchanan. daughter Of a well known
Peekskfll family, has been blinded in
the left eye by a blow from a golf
stick.
She was playing with Miss Eliza
beth Phiun at the Peekskill Country
clubs links. AS Miss Phinn drove
Miss Buchanan leaned over in front
OF the stick. Her eyeglasses were
smashed in pieces and she fell IN
conscious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS.
MONEY AVID METALS

CBy the Associated PreHs.l
New York. July 1o-Mercantile paper
* GS percent
Exchange. irregular
Sterling. 60 day bills. $3.50 comm ercial.
so day bills on banks. S3.so; commercial.
60 day bills. s3.Seis; demand. ss-s4E; ca
bies. s2s5H
syew York exchange On Montreal Il SIS
percent discount
Government bonds, easy
Railroad bonds. steady.
Bar silver. domestic, ssHe; foreign.
a2Hc
Mexican dollars, 6sHc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Places $4,000
Value on Sons Life

Tulsa, Okla, July 10.-sIrs. Belle
Winninger values the life OF her son.
Lee Winninger. at $50 600.
In suit filed here the other dav.
she asked damages to that amount for
the qeatn OF her son. who died as the
result Of being crushed between
tractor and a trailer in salt creek
county.
He was in the employ OF the Skellv
Oil company when killed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Insects Destroy Million
Feet of Oregon Timber

Eugene. Ore. July 10. - APPROX
mately LOCO 900 feet Of timber in the
Siuslaw National Forest, in the VI
cinity OF Yachaats and Cape Creek.
on the coast, was destroyed by in
sects during the year 1913. according
to a special report filed in the Sius-
law forest office here. The investi-
cation was made by one OF the
rangers who found that the ravages
OF the insects the nature Of which he
was unable TO determine. covered a
strip OF forest about a quarter Of a
mile wide and so acres in extent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Child Loses Both Legs
When Run OUer bg Car

Trenton. n J., JULY 10.-Edward
Pachuta. three years old son of 8lr.
and Mrs John Pachuta, Of No. 482
Center street, while chasing a base
ball thrown into the street by his lit
tie sister was badly injured by a one
man trolley car
The child was taken 70 St Francis
hospital where both his legs were
amputated. Carl 4 Sheppard, motor
man Of the car, was arrested and
later released.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
SoIOed Debt Problem
bu Ledbing to Death

Omaha. Neb.. July 10. - Walter
Hansen. a former banF clerk. win not
have to make q settlement OF his
debts-that Is. not on this sphere
Jumping in front OF a passenger
train here the other day solved the
problem for Hansen.
A list OF debts totalling Ss65 was
found in the pockets Of his clothing
after he was ground to small pieces
beneath the wheels.
He was q years old and unmarried.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
SWIMMERS COMPETE
In OLYMPIC TRIALS

Chicago, Ill. July 10.-National
Olympic tryouts in nine swimming
events drew many Of the best known
swimmers in the country here today.
Because OF the large entry list op-
both today and Sunday. it was an
nounced.
The Pacific coast clubs and Homo
lulu are strongly represented in each
event.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Clifton, Ariz-, July 1O.-The long de-
layed report OF the Arizona Copper
Co, Ltd. has been received, the de-
lay being due TO the time required 10
dispose Of a surplus stock Of 1880
snort tons OF Bessamer copper. The
gross production for the last estimate
year was 1887 short tons. There
vas BRIEF reference to the purchase
OF the Shannon property. for 124.36T
poG7as-s sterling. and TO the negotia-
tons Tor consolidation with the Mo-
renci interests Of the Phelps-Dodge
corporation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
COUNTY
MINING ACTIVE

Yuma. Ark, July 10-luning Is
taking on new activity in Yuma
county With the price OF silver con-
sidered encouraging, the mining Of
silver Is taking on fresh impetus and
in the district north OF Yuma various
properties are being developed BY
their holders.
D. IL belong. who has operated IN
Mexico and Arizona has purchased
the Black Rock" and silver Glance"
claim and Is sinking q shaft on his
property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Yuma, ARK. July 10-Rich silver
ore is being exhibited by D. II. De-
Long, taken from the Black Rock and
Silver Glance mines, north OF Yuma.
on the western side OF the Colorado
river, across from Picacho. At 200
feet depth in the Black Rock the
ledge IS IL feet wide and at $50 feet
Is 30 feet wide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

We ars representing a high class suto-
mobile sales agency IN e Paso. handling
high grade and medium priced ears cd
established business. making Sla,Qo1 %
sl5.e10 a year net. On account OF owners
leaving e Faso they desire % sell This
viii bear the closest investigates. and
can be bought for less than e Sc worth
See James L Mari.
JAMES L MARI C03IPANE-
"a 81 An-crln s. I.-.rlrr. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Clifton. ARK, July 10.-The AmerI-
can Silver Corporation. which for two
months has been operating the Socor-
TO property at MogolIon. n. Il, has
ordered discontinuance OF all activity.
throwing out OF employment a large
force OF men, headed BY D. B. Scott.