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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
Red" Go To chihuahua
In Behalf OfRodriguez

IN an effort 10 induce the Chihua-
hua legislature TO change its decision
and seat Francisco Rodriguez. candf-
date OF the REDS" as mayor of
Juarez, 100 members OF that party
went 10 Chihuahua City Sunday by
special train Francisco D. Gonzales.
candidate OF the Greens for mayor.
who was seated January I by order
OF the Chihuahua state legislature,
VIII retain his place, according to
kilograms received Sunday by leaders
OF the Greens" from Mr.. Gonzales.
who is IN chihuahua CITY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
I39 Students Enrolled
At Sui Ross Normal

Alpine, Texas. Jan 10--Citizens Of
Alpine and Brewster county are anz-
iously waiting action OF the Texas
legislature on the recommendation OF
the state board of control FOR an APP
propriatiou Of S20S.O00 Tor the Sui
Ross Normal college, Alpine's new
educational institution. rae building
was finished last NAY and 70 date has
enrolled la9 students, a rgmar kable
showing say members OF che faculty
II the budget recommended Is ap-
propriated, s125.000 wiz Sc used for
erection Of dormitory on the normal
campus. Recently $4,000 has been ex-
pended for c-ment si1srasKs and a
concrete driveway.
The athletic grounds have been
cleared off and the basketball court
Is now in use. Indoor baseball teams
are playing daily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
T no Men Say They Are
Victims OF Bunco Game

Harry 1Tagee and Earl Garrison de-
clare they are victims Of bunco
game They signed q contract on
January 6 with 'LL A. DumOut" where
by they were 20 have the concessions
al Rio Grande park during the Pass
city Championship Cowboy Contests"
They went TO the chamber Of COM
merce Monday 10 make further ar
raueements and found thar DumOnt
was an unknown parsonage. as tar as
the Young Mems Business league was
concerned, and that ]. T. Graney was
the man in charge Of concessions and
none other. Dir. Graney has turned
the false contract over 10 the police
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
Various Ell Pdso Club
Members To attend
Meeting OF AdcLub

city viii attend the luncheon OF the
AdcIub Friday at the chamber Of com
merce. The guest Of honor az this
meeting viii be Harold kaytOn, presi-
dent OF the State Adclubs. IL also
viii be library day. Mrs. n d. Sulli-
van and her public library staff viii
stage a playlet entitled "a Day fin the
Library" Plans for the meeting were
made at a meeting OF the Adclub edu-
cational committee held Monday noon
at the chamber OF commerce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
BootIeggers abandon
Car Damaged By Bullets
From Officers Guns

Federal officers confiscated an au-
tomobile. 80 quarts Of tequila and
loaded gun after a running fight with
alleged bootleEEers early Sunday
After watching two men cross the
island" near the iron foundry the Of
ficers called at them TO halt They
jumped in an automobile and began
10 fire. Officers pursued. The flee
ing party abandoned the car when 10
was punctured and the gasoline tank
damaged by bullets.
Sunday Afternoon Manuel Noosola
was arrested and held for investGa-
ton in connection with the case
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
ARIZONANS COMING TO MEET
NEW MEXICO CATTLEAlEN

T. r. Moore. member OF the Arizona
livestock sanitary board. and Ed
stephens. secretary Of the board. to-
gether with DIT. r. J. Hight. state
Veterinarian. and DR.. William p. Nc
CARNEY. who is spending the winter
I'm Phoenix. viii leave today for El
Paso TO attend the convention OF the
National Livestock association. The
Arizonans have received word that
the New Mexico livestock board is TO
be at El Paso for the convention and
hope il viii be possible for the two
state boards TO meet and reach an
agreement on inspection on the Dor
der between New Mexico and Ari-
IONA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
IVTASHINGTON. D. C., jan 10.-Pro-
W duction and consumption Of fish
~ a~r- r1Hnrfrrnfa fr1rrrnnHnT and an

WASHINGTON, D. C., jan lu.-Pro-
w duction and consumption OF fish
cry products. stimulated and en-
couraged by governmental and other
agencies as war measure. have
shown a decided slump, according TO
the bureau Of fisheries.
A large under consumption OF fish,
advancing prices Of materials and
curtailment in the export trade. the
report says, have placed many fisher
men Ia a serious situation
As the majority Of fishermen are
small individual producers, who have
devoted their lives 70 their calling.
exposed 10 unusual hardships and
dangers, with little or no training for
a change OF livelihood. the bureau Of
fisheries says it is important that
some measure Of relief be afforded
them tt is endeavoring to render the
Industry such aid as it can with the
exceedingly limited funds as its dis
posaL
Production OF fish in the first ten
months OF 1920 showed a falling off Of
more than 16.000.000 pounds valued at
100000 as compared with the same
period Of 1913, according to the bu-
reau- Many OF the large New England
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
DECREASE IN CONSUMPTION OF
FISHERY PRODUCTS CREATES
ACUTE SITUATION IN INDUSTRY

traWlers have been tied up for lack
Of proper markets and production Of
erouuers on the gulf coast has been
reduced by lack Of demand in Ameri-
can markets. These are representa-
tive Of the conditions today ia the
fisheries OF the entire country. the
bureau Of fisheries says
The 1920 pack Of canned salmon, in
Gliding Alaska. is about $500. 900
cases OF cheaper grades which it IS
reported are being offered for less
than the cost Of production and can
be sold with profit by the retailer at
a low price. Gamers OF sardines and
the chcaner grades Of tuna are con
frouted with similar difficulties,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
Las Cruces Boys Burned
Bu Pouer Explosion

Las Cruces. " n, Jan 10.-James
W God. son OF Oscar C. Wood, treasurer
of Dona Ana county, and Robert Riv-
ers. son of Homer c. Rivers. were Sc
verely burned when powder which
they obtained by opening a number
Of shotgun shells exploded Wood
was burned severely about the face
and arms Rivers's injuries were less
extensive, but burns were inflicted on
his head Both will recover.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
TRAINS
PROBABLY WILL
ENTER Ell PASO

Officials high IN the railway admin
istration Of Mexico are expected 10
arrive in El paso this week TO take up
with the Union Depot company the
matter OF running passenger trains
from Mexico into the union station
again. The conferences are TO be held
between the Mexican officials on one
side and A. T.. Sweet. general manager
OF the FL Paso & Southwestern rail-
road. and H. J. Simmons, president Of
the Union Depot company on the
other
since January freight cars have
been iuterchanEed between the United
states and Mexico as they were before
the revolution started in Mexico. The
agreement for the interchange was
made when the Mexican railways re-
Joined the American Railway associa-
tion and made a deposit on the sum
owing TO the American railroads for
cars lost. damaged and used in Mexico
during the revolution
Freight cars can be shipped into
Mexico now without bonds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

ers from all over the west, a street
parade 10 announce the opening OF
the four days contests at Rio rGande
park, January u to IS, viii move
through the downtown district at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning.
There viii be two bands, the Iuarez
and Ell Paso mounted police. a troop
Of cavalry from Fort Bliss. stoczmen
and stockbuyers in the city 20 attend
the convention OF the American Ma
tional Livestock association and all
the contestants in the sport program,
on horseback or in automobiles
Merchants in the center OF the city
are being asked bv the Young Mems
Business league TO hang out their
flags Wednesday for the stockmen's
convention and the cowboy contests.
The city government and the chamber
of commerce viii assist with their
own decorations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
FOR TGHING torture
Use AntiseDtc Liqmd Zemo

Thsre IS one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
ANY druggist can supply YOU with
Lemo, which generally oFGcomes SKIN
diseases. Eczema, Itchs pimpless rashes
blackheads N most cases give way
to Zsmo- frequently, minor blsmishes
disappear overnight itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti
septic LIQUID, clean, easy to use ard
dependable. It costs only $50 an extra
large bottle, S1.00. Il VIII not stain. Is
not greasy Or sticky and IS positively
safe Tor tender. sensitive skins.
The E. " Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
MAN SOUGHT ON
FRAUD CHARGE
IS FOUND DEAD

Spokane, Wash, Jan 10.-With the
arrival today Of James +. Callahan,
millionaire mining operator. OF wal
lace. idaho. additional light is er-
pected TO be shed on the alleged
operations OF John B. Anlhousnd and
jay p Hough, D. which. according to
Hough's confession TO the authorities,
Callahan was defrauded OF s553,00O.
Milholland was found dead in his
home here last night by deputy
sheriffs who had gone TO arrest him
after MS partner vas declared 70 have
confessed 70 an attorney. and later 70
the authorities. their alleged fraudu-
lent transactions Rough is held in
jail in default Of see 600 bonds.
hOuEn IN his confession. the author
tiles said, told OF 2 suicide pact with
Ailloland. Re said an attorney had
convinced him 70 surrender instead OF
killing himself.
Speculation on the New York stock
market was declared IN HouEh's con
fession 20 have been the cause OF the
embezzlement, which he was declared
TO have said covered a period OF two
years. and OF which he stated. accord
ing 70 the officer, that Callahan was
the sole victim
Issuance OF bogus bonds OF Montana
school districts and Oregon municipal
tiles, for the sale OF which the firm
was the agent. by means Of a dupli-
cate seal and forgery Of the sigma
lures OF the district officials was the
method declared to have been en-
ployed- These fraudulent bonds. ac-
cordinE TO Hough's reported state
meut we're given TO Callahan in lieu
Of genuine bonds which the brokers
had persuaded him TO sell.
Interest on the fraudulent securities
Hough was quoted as saying. was
paid by the firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
Part OF Machinery For
ALbine Smelfer Rendu

Alpine Tex, Jan 10.-Word has
been received here that one carload Of
machinery Tor the Alpine sme1ter Of
the Metal Products association of
Texas has been completed in Los An
geles, but VIII not be moved until
the other caroad is completed which
is scheduled for early spring. The
building was completed some time
aso- Machinery and building are said
TO represent an investment OF 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

FLAG OF 1856
TOU CHURCH

New York. Jan 10.-Symbolic OF the
cordial relations existing between this
country and Great Britain. regimen
tai colors Of the royal American In
fautrT have been returned TO the
Trinity Church corporation At special
services at Governors Island. The
colors were presented by MAJ Cen
J.. x. Bethel. British military altache
at Washington, representing the Brit
ish ambassador, Sir Auckland Geddas,
to DR.. W. T. Manning, rector OF Trim
ity church. The historic flag, which
dates from 1855, viii hang with the
cOlots Of the First United States in
fauLrv. Americas oldest service 1lags
IN the chapel OF St COrnelius-the-
Centurian. on Governors Island
The regiment was established by an
order dated March 4. 1856, which stipu-
lated f. would consist Of four BE- O.
talions aEgreEating 400 men The
ranks were confined 10 Americans
The officers were either British
Scotch or Swiss. When the regiment
ceased 10 exist. the colors passed TO
British families
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
Many SeabIanes
Reach San SnLrndor

san Francisco. Calf. Jan 10.-Four
seaplanes Of the navy squadron, which
is making the flight from San Diego
TO the canal zone reached la Union.
republic OF san Salvador, at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. according
TO a message received by the navy
radio here today The ships landing
az Ia Union were numbers 8, 10. u
and is OF the ISL group.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
Physician Fined S. For
Falling To Rebort Birth

Santa Fe. n r., Jan 10.-Dr. c.. W.
Fulton OF Ration has been fined IS and
costs by a Justice OF the peace for
failure 10 report a birth The prose
cution was on complaint filed Jointly
by the state health department and
the Ration city health department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
PRESIDENTIAL
VOTE Is CAST
BY ELECTORS

Washington. D. c. Jan 1o.-Elec-
tora1 colleges OF every state ia the
union met today fin the capitals Of
the various states and cast the vote
for president and vice president in
accordance with the popular vote
cast by the people last November-
The final steps viii be taken Feb
ruary Q. at a Joint meeting o. the
senate and house, when certificates
Of the vote OF each state are counted
After this ceremony. vice president
Marshall VIII officially declare them
elected
me people did not vote directly
for Lr Harding or Mr. Cox In NO
vember, but for electors The sue
cessful electors Of each state com
prise the electoral college They are
equal in number TO the senators and
represeutatives OF each state
LneT are required 70 meet % their
state capltols on the second Monday
IN January 20 cast their votes in ac-
corlance with the wishes OF the TQL-
ers who elected them
The electoral college, therefore. was
in session in the IS state capitols to-
day Each elector votes for the can
didate for whom he was elected 20
vote When ballots are counted three
certificates are prepared and signed
in each state. one is sent 10 the
judge Of the United states district
court OF the electors state, one is sent
By mail and another by messenger,
usually one OF the electors, 10 the
president o. the senate
These certificates VIII be opened BY
the vice president, acting as president
OF the senate, in the presence OF con-
gress- This ceremony win take place
in the house February g.
The three New Mexico Republican
electors are T. A Cahoon, presidents
Antonio Gomez. secretary. and s. B.
senger 20 carry the vote % Washing
ton
The Arizona electors are. Joseph
y. smith, Frank p Stewart and
Pames p. Boyle.
Ohlo's Vote Cast.
Columbus. o. Jan 10--Presldent
elect Warren c. Harding, officially
received Ohio's - votes in the cleo
toral college today when the Ohio
presidential electors, meeting here,
east them for him and Calvin Coolidge
Tor vice president
The result OF their baIoting win be
delivered by messenger 10 the uresi-
dent OF the United States senate
Arizonas Vote Cast.
Phoenix, Ariz-. jan 1o.-Arlz0na'
three members Of the electoral col
lege met today in the office OF Gov.
Thomas E. Campbell and voted for
Warren G. Harding for president and
Calvin T. Coolidge for vice president
Frank p Stewart OF Phoenix was
delegated to- deliver a certificate Of
the vote TO the presiding officer Of the
United states senate on or before the
fourth Monday in January
New UeEico-s Vote.
Santa F.. n. A.. Jan. 10.-S. e. Da-
Wis. jr.. Of san Miguel county. left
today for Washington 20 carry the
vote OF the New Mexico presidential
electors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
ST.LOUIS MAN
FOUNDQEADN
ELPASOHOTEL

J. oscar Boeck, treasurer Of a 81.
Louis automobile concern who disap-
peared from his home December %,
leaving nearly 5000 fla notes held
against him at bank there. Ell Pas3
police are told. was found dead in the
hotel at SIC san Francisco street, sun
day night A revolver lay at his feet.
The man had registered few mo-
ments before as II. Howells, OF Fl
Paso- What police believe TO be his
real identity was established by let
tiers in his pockets addressed TO i. Os-
car Boeck. 2809 AGA mac avenue, St
Louis. Communicating with relatives
at that address was established i'm
mediately.
Boeck disappeared from his office
December %. Signs OF a struggle
caused friends to believe he had been
kidnapped. while note signed BLACK
hand and threatening to -get you or
your crowd furthered the theory
A verdict OF suicide was returned
by justice Of the peace r B. Rawlins.
The Body is being held at the Peak
Hagedon undertaking company pend
ing Instructions from St Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

KILLED WHEN
AUTO TURTLES

Los Angeles, cam. Jan I0--Ray-
mond C. Thorne. millionaire merchant
OF Chicago. was killed here early to-
day IN an automobile accident His
body was found under an overturned
automobile in the western part Of the
city.
Driving alone. Thorne's car is be-
lleved 10 have skidded on a pavement
made dangerous by a rain and 90
have turned over, crushing him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
c. of c. VIII Collect Back
Dues From Members

AT a meeting Of the board OF di-
rectors Of the chamber Of commerce
Monday 10 was decided to make an
effort to collect back dues for 1920
amounting 10 S16.662. Directors were
given lists Of delinquents TO visit and
make a personal appeal to them to
pay up dues.
Plans also were discussed for get
ting new members. O.. n. Bassett
suggested that the finance commit
tee outline plans for a drive and pre-
sent them TO the directors at the next
meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
NEBRASKA CONVICT HANGS
SELF WITH SUSPENDERS

Lincoln. Nob-. Jan. 1o.-Frank Del
bridge, a convict in the state peni-
Tertiary. sentenced from Omaha on
conviction OF house breaking, hanged
himself in his cell, making a moose
Of his suspenders- He had recently
been uaroIed but was returned TO the
prison for alleged fnfraction OF pa
role rules
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

HARRY T. GRIFFIN, 45 years
u old. a service car driver. was
shot and instantly killed In
his apartment at BIB west san
Antonio street Saturday night
after ne IS alleged 10 have told
his wife, Mrs Ellen Griffin, that
be ahnd found another woman"
Ills wife WAS charged with muir
der Monday before Justice OF the
peace r. B. BuTlins, who satur-
day night returned a coroner
verdict that Griffin had been
killed by wounds from n gun in
the hands Of his wife.
Griffin apparently was killed as he
1nv unon bed Four shots were
fired, striking him in the heart, stom-
tch and in the left and right fore
arms
AIRS r W. Hopkins. proprietor Of
lle apartment house, testified at the
inquest that Mrs Griffin had been
jealous Of her husband.
when 7 went into the room after
the shooting she testified, Mrs.
Griffin told me her husband had
found another woman and vas going
10 leave her.
@How I Loved Him..
Mrs Griffin became hysterical
shortly after tire shooting and spent
most OF sunday crying softly. re-
neatedlv mumDllnE. -He drove me
crazy and -Oh. how I loved him.
llr. and airs. j IL Patison. who live
iu the apartment adjoining that occu-
pied by the GrifLins. were the first
10 reach the room after the shooting.
AIRS Barison said that Griffin had
Eeached the apartment at about 1850
o'clock and that Mrs Griffin had
erected him pleasantly. She said she
card no uua-relinE prior TO shots
which rang out few minutes after
I1L nuHIH
The Patisous say they ran 20 a
door opening upon hail OF the
auartmeur- and saw Mrs. Griffin
sanding outside the room where the
shooting had occurred.
asTre killed my husband; send
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

FORU. S. DEAD
FRANCE

CherbourE. France. Jan 1o--Ihe
United States transport Wheaton ar
rived here from New York today with
1900 casEets for the transportation
home o. American soldier dead The
United States torpedo boat destroyer
Mcfarland left here today for Ports
mouth. England. where she viii take
aboard vice admiral Albert p Niblack.
who Is Coming to assume command Of
the American naval forces in Euro
uean waters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
Contributions To Starring
Children Total SI0,589.73

Contributions to the fund FOR the
starving children OF Europe have
slowed down again Only seven con-
tributors were reported by the com
mittee Monday. The total amount
subscribed to date is S10.589-T3-
Following are rhe now contrIbutors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
UNDER NEW RULING SOLDIERS
MUST PAY CHIDRENS FARE

Washington. D. C.. Jan. 1o.-En-
listed men Of the army below staff
sergeant are required 20 pay for the
transportation OF their children when
transferred from one station 10 an
other. under a ruling submitted 10
the secretary Of war by controller Of
the treasury Warwick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
WAR VETERANS HARDING AGAIN
NEGLECTED, PLAIN CITIZEN;
SAYS LEGIONLRESIGNS SENATE

Marion. O., Jan TO- - With his
resignation as . senator effective
Jan. IS on the desk o. Harry L.
Davis. the incoming governor Of Ohio,
president elect Harding today was
looking forward 10 six weeks as
private citizen before taking up the
responsibilities Of the presidency
Today another Democrat, William
G. Sharp. former ambassador TO
France. was called into conference by
AIr Harding on the plan for IN as
ISOLATION Of nations
Another caller was Col i. ". Cal
braith. OF Cincinnati. national com
mander OF the American legion tt
was understood that the conference
was for the purpose Of discussing
preparedness and soldier relief pro-
posals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10
STATE NATIONAL BANK

apitui. surplus a. Profits, sss0.ooo.0u
Interest Paid Or Savings Accounts.
G.. r. Iorehead, President.
Joseph IaEuffin, Nlce-FreEident.
e.. 3. Hlsseft, fce-E'reHideuf.
George ID. Fiorvs Fice-Presideuf.
r.. IS. McAfee. Cashier.
g. IT. Nebezcr, Assistant Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

Owe ! MnIion Tsbiets Taken Daily
Are 6rst aid TO thousands Of people for
the relief Of KIDNEY TROUBLE. CON-
l8So have been regarded as a standard
herb remedy. They contain no caiomsl or
other mineral drug. HONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE 90 each box.
a. o. BLISS CO. WASH, D. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

Four hundred thousand volumes
we're destroyed when The Alezandrfan
library was destroyed in 81 p. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

Native women on India have begun
"a movement Tor equal rights and
opportunities,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

Tenement, fine Investment. Lee New
man. tenement sneclalisu. Phi. 4604.-Ady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

Santa F.. n. A. Jan. 10.-S B. Da-
Wis. jr.. Of san Miguel county. left
today for Washington 20 carry the
electors
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
WILL q D I
Be RECEIVED FROM
MINI. TONNAGE

81 Paul, Mtnn., d es-rhAt 0fi-
mage tax enacted BY the 1891 yAk4ssS
llature will return 4 revenue "a fhe
state Of approximately s8.0N0, 900 IN
stead Of $4,kee,o0t, if THE mining Co.
Seratione onsthe iron ranges DO not NJ
crease at rapid rate. according fos
Up Is June S. 1880. eos. 2ss tors ofs
iron ore had been shipped on the
range n up to the same weekEthiSs
year there were only 51o.sT45 tons of8
ore ahipped. according to the reports,
to John p. Funk, mineral lAhdpi
clerk In the once Of State AUDITOR
Ray p. Chase.
The output Of iron ore Al onlyS5s
per cent OF what II was a year ago.
The revenue Of 81. 500, o00@ from the
..occupahonal tonnage tax had been
estimated on a production OF approIi-S
mately 10000. 900 tons. about what ~
was in 1920. The production from
thu s~tate-owned natnes IL. running
about the same as the grandstctal.
The operations at the etate-owned5
mines, however, will he favored ~
they are held under lease by the MIN
Ing company which pays only rs cents
a ton for the ore to the state. There
are approximately $50 mines in. the
state, OF which approximately 100 arr
the Mesabt n yermilion ranges In
St. Louis county there are III oper-
atinE and s. not operating. according
TO the latest available statistics: In
1fasea county "a are operating and IL
are idle and on the Guyana range IN
Grow Wing county. t16 are operating
and % are idle. 5@Fss.. 80