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The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26

thence $. s6 aeg. 2, min. W.
 ?O71 ! it. to the place of begin
 ming. Areo 14t N acres
 LOWER ALLIANCE CLAIM
 Beginning at Cor. on line 3-4
 Alliance this Survey. limestone
 24xSxs ins i3 ins. An ground chiseled LA. 12si win earth mound @0x2f ins. high on west side of Cor. from which U. <. L.. N. Sur. 1129 bears s 60 deg
 28 min W 5179.4s ft.: cor. 3 Alliance Claim bears N. 13NdeE. 5l min. W. 961 it.: thence N. 8 deg. 3l min. F.. 2i20 ft.: thence $. g deg. 29 min. F.. 2s5 it.; thence s. 54 deg l5 min. w. 342.7 ft.; thence $. g deg. 1( min. F.. 3l6.7 ft.: thence N. $ deg. g min. E.. 1884 it.: thence s. 34 deg 21 min. F.. 1882 ft.: tlnrnre s. 34 deg. 56 min. ". 2274 it.: thence N. l3 deg. 5l min. W. 1051 ft. to the place of beginning. Area 3s 37l acres.
 NEW YEAR CLAIM
 Beginning at Cor. l on line 7-s Lower Alliance tl;s Survey not established from which n witness corner a schist stone 26x12xS ins. l4 Ins. in ground. chiseled VIC. 1-N. .12s1 with earth mound 30 irss. by 24 ins. high on enst side. beass S. 2s deg. 05 min. F.. 7o.5 f.. distant, and U. $. l.. M. Sur. 1129 bears S. s4 deg 35 min. W. 1Lance Claim this Survey bears s. 34 deg. 56 min. W. ss7.4 ft.: thence from true cor. N. 34 deg. 5S min. F. 605.6 it.: thence S s6 derS g min. F.. 1861 t.; thsnce S. ] deg. 55 min. F.. 1610 it.; thence s 4s deg. g. ndn W. 5ss.5 ft.; thence N. s deg. II min. W. l773 ft.; thence W. B deg. 05 min W. 127l f. to the place of beginning Area 35. 227 acres. To.al area of above Survey 425.O4 acres
 The location certificates f these aims are of record in office of Re 'rder of Council City Recording Dis jet, Territory of Alaska, in location cords as follows: Last Chance Vol page s; Contact. Vol. 25. page s: Q, Below on Goose. Vol. 24. page ew York. Vol. 2i. IaGe 297: Upper lliance Vol. "A. pagn. 23s: Alliance. oI. 10. page 2i6; Lower Alliance. ol. 2t, lr.ge 3s3; New Year, Vol l. page l92.
 The adjoining claims are: on the nuuh. the Fl Cap7:an. rtlacer. Survey 29. owned by claimant herein. and iscovery Extension, No. Above A and No Above placer-;. sn- Tveyed and claimants unknown: on G east Sur. 1900. Mortimer Bar and her claims. J. F. Ames. owner: On other sides. claims Instr1-veyed and Lnes and claimants unknown. U. S. Location Monument. Survey 2a to which this survey is tied is a hist stone l5 ins. above ground chis- ed. Y. $. l.. NJ. Sur. 112s. with nth mound 6 it. h.se. fl. high on st side, situatf about l30 fl. from sht bank of Ca ssldslpaga River and ,out 2200 1t. frcfn right bank of snetnpe Creek in Lat. S4 deg. s3 in N.. Long. l64 deg 15 min. W. Id about 25 miles nor-thsast from .he st office of Solomon. Alaska
 THOS. MCCAIN
 Register. ablist,--L'eb, ls. 26. Aarrh 5. 12. IS. April 2. g. 16.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
0lDT|mERS
 COMING BACK

dn the opinion Of J. IF Niles, Nome mining man who arrived recently from the States, the return of oldtimers to the Northland. of whom there will be many come this year. will do more 70 develop Alaska than all we can reas- onaby hope the new administration will do for us. By that Mir. Miles means that our prosperity must come from the inside rather than from Washington. Prospectors are the big need of the country. he believes. and he predicts there will be many come to Alaska this year and in the years te follow. driven from the Outside by ,n11avorable conditions.
 Mir. Miles. who comes direct from California, where the gold mining dis trfcts are working hard to insure he passage of the, McFadden gold bonus bill. expresses the fear that the meas rre will never become law. He thinks the bill might have been passed last year, if Western congressman had ral- fled to it's support, but he regards it as too late now to get favorable action for the reason that prices are lower ing and because there is more opposi tion now than there was last year. toth bankers and manufacturing jewel CTS being arayed against the bill. The bonus is as much needed in California as 1t is in Alaska, he says. most of the eig outfits being closed down in con- sequence of .he prohibitive cost of op- erating.
 Genral conditions are better in California than elsewhere on the Pa cific coast, largely due to the fact that shipbuilding operations in California have not been curtailed- as they have been in Washington and Oregon There is considerable complaint among California farmers. however, because of their inability to market crops at what they regard as a fair price MT. Miles cites the case of rice farmers, who are unable to get more than three cents a pound for their product. while the price quoted consumers is ten cents.
 The Oreville section. where Mir. Miles lives. escaped the recent cold snap which threatened much of Cali forniais citrus fruit. Oreville is in the northern citrus belt, and most of the fruit had been picked before the cold weather came. But there has ''een an unusually heavy fall of rain in that section. .he total up to the time Mfr. Niles left home being about 90 inches several times the normal rain fail
 MT. Niles has been engaged in min- ing in the Nome district since 1914 but has been Outside during tue past TWO years He is back now to supe-intend tte moving of a dredge from Bangor cre<k. to Anval. where the machin. will be operated during the coming Deason. It is expected that there will he considerably more dredge n.iring on the peninsula during the corning Sea son than there was last year a; result of the lowering in the cost of supplies and the prospect of a more plentiful supply of labor. of which there was great scarcity last season.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26

en in by the early close of river navi- gation.
 Like Hyder. the quartz district of the krskolewim is not now poor be financially able to provide for themselves while they prospect. The country is comparatively open, and easy to prospect.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
GRAND IopE cLAIM

Beginning at Cor. No. 1. fir scrtibed l-1256G L.. whence U. s. L.. M. No. 1256 bears No. 5S deg. 12 mini F. 166 IS ft distant Cor. No. of the Royal Lode bears N. 40 deg. 33 min. W. 33.21 ft.: thence run N. 76 deg. 40 min. F.. 1900 fit. to Cor. No. 2: thence S. 13 deg. 20 min. F., 800 1t. to Cor. No. 3; thence s, 76 deg 70 min. W. l5o0 1t. to Cor. No. 1: thence N. 13 deg. 20 min. W. 500 it. 70 Cor. No. 1. place of beginning. containing 20 661 acres.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
PERSONAL PROPERTY Delinquent Assessment Ro City of Nome Alaska 1920
Psrson Taxed

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  M W.. : G OW O  @M. 3 . B J .
 
  Laundry BM... N.. | 70 nI De- 3
 
 etc W . 30
 
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  shop 5O... n Property Ih thp the w ten from f plcau o this eth within ndNs d d  E. City rk and Tax Collector of as
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
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GEORGE ANDERSON
Expert Piano Tuner

' Player and Electric Pianos. ! . Pipe Organs Tuned and Adjusted | . If in need of expert services . . along these lines communicate : . with Box ss1 Juneau. Alaska . . Numerous answers to this ad- ! . vcrtisement will assure Nome and . . it's vicinity of getting the services | . of a first class piano expert. :
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The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
N o VI C E

Notice is hersby given that the poli books for the registration of votsrs for the Annual School and Municipal Election for the City of Nome, Alaska, to bs held April 5th 1921, will be clos ed March 18th, 1921, at 5 o'clock 9. m :.
 E. GRIMM, City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
ROYAL LODE CLAIM

Beginning at Cor. No. l. a fir
 post 4x6 tIrs. in earth mound. sribed 1-1256R L.. whence U. s.
 l.. NJ. No. 1256 bears N. 6s deg.
 Os min. E. 174.ss it. distant. and
 Cor. No. 1 Grand Lode bears S.
 40 deg. 33 min. F.. 3.21 1t. dis
 tant;: thence run $. 40 deg. B
 min. E. 500 ft. to Cor No. g.:
 thence S. 4s deg. 27 min. W.
 1900 it to Cor. No. 8: thence N. 40 deg. 3s min. w. 500 it. to . Cor. No. 4; t1rence N. 49 deg. 27 !, min. F.. 1900 it. to Cor. No. I. = place of beginning, containing
 20. .661 acres
 The area in conflict between the aforesaid locations is l 1865 acres. and the eame is hereby waived fin favor of the Royal Lode, and excluded from the Grand Lode: sadd conflict being de- scribed as follows: Beginning at aforesaid: thence s. 40 deg. B min E. 566.7s 1t. to Cor. No. Royal Claim; thence S. 49 deg. 27 min W. along line 2-3 Royal Lode Claim to the intersection Of line 3-4 Grand Lode. being 209 .s5 it.: thence S. 7S deg 70 min. W. 72.61 1t. to Cor. No. { of the Grand Lode: thence N. 1s deg 20 min W. 500 1t. to Cor. No. 1 of said Grand Lode. and place of begin ming.
 There are no adjoining or conflict ing claims.
 ". S. Location Monument No. 125s is triangular piece of schist rock 1Ox7xs it. and 6 1t. high. situated on the night Limit of Dahl Creek and about 96 f. above the bed of the creek, with a stone mound on the Northeast side from which Il high mountain of the Sawtooth Range bears N. S4 deg. w. in Latitude 64 deg. AZ min. N. Longitude 165 deg IS min. W.
 THoS. McGANN
 Register | Publish-Feb. 1s, 26. March 5. 12 1s, es. April 2. 9. 16. 1921.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26

A nugget of solid galena. weighing 200 pounds. and d. large number of others weighing from one to 50 pounds each. have been found in the Keno Lfii district on the Mayo river
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
HUGE LACK
OF WORK IN
AUTO WORLD

Detroit Mich jan D. - AlLhousA
several Detroit automobile plants re-
opened after inventory, they did so
with vastly decreased forces and
100000 fewer men are employed than
was the case two weeks ago, G. W.
Grant, secretary Of the Employers
association OF Detroit declared A
net increase Of only 1000 has been
added TO the working forces OF the
factories in the last few days
Mr.. Grant stated that surveys
showed only about $4,000 automobile
workers now employed. In normal
times the number is about 100000. Mr..
Grant asserted. Closing Of the Ford
and Dodge factories have sWelled the
number Of unemployed, he said
plants here that have reOpened This
week made only a start Mr.. Grant
said. in answering rumors that the
Industrial situation was Frightening.
He refused TO predict when local fac
tories would take back a large num-
her Of men. although he said months
would be required 10 bring the IN
dustry hack 10 normal
Rumors that the Ford plant was TO
reopen this week were denied by com
many officials, who pointed out that
their men had been told the factories
probably would be idle the remainder
OF the month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
Secrets OF The
Mooies Reuealed


n What screen star, noted for HIS
". western characterization never
smokes yet Is an adept in the
rolling OF eiEurets3
A Win Rogers, sometimes called
the homeliest man in the movies
G. With whom did Gnst0n Glass
nrst appear On the American stage
A. Several years ago Glass came
70 America from France and ap-
peared with Sarah Bernhard.
q To whom Is katherine Calvert
married.
A. She Is the wife Of Paul Arm
strong, the playwright and has one
child, son
G. What well known director Is
also seuIptorf
A George Fitzmaurice. Some OF
. rs work vas used In the photoplay,
q. Who is Frank Mayo and what
was his ambition before beginning
his dramatic careerf
A Frank Is OF the third genera
ton Of actors famous on the legiti-
mate stage he Is the son OF Edwin
Mayo. portrayer Of the characters.
-Dary Crockett" and 'Puddinhsad
Wilson" His mother was Frances
Graham, an actress. and his grand
father was Frank Mayo. the original
Davy Crockett Of the stage Frank,
1r-s first appearance on the stage
was at the tender ago OF five years
when ne appeared with HIS grand
fathers company Later he created
the role Of Cash Hawkins in the
Squawman" in his uncle's company
in England Frank Is mechanically
inclined and before entering upon his
stage career intended to be a me
chanic--Copyright, 1871 Thompson
Feature Service.
How r. the sO-called Gscft fOeunn
or stFelFet fOcus7 effect secured in
picturess This part Of the camera
mans ART viii be explained tomor-
row in this department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
HOROSCOPE

A FTER the early morning hours
Il kindly stars rule this day. ac-
- cording TO astrology. Venus.
Mars and Uranus are all in beneilc
aspect
Ii is sway most helpful TO the
aspirations and the activities Of wo-
men who should push all public af-
fairs and be diligent in business mat
ters- Success in new lines Of work
is forecast Girl architects should
prosper from this date.
Even though il is Friday the seers
declare that no better wedding date
could be selected. for prosperity VIII
be linked with harmony. Uranus IS in
an aspect that promises conGeniality
and constancy.
Theaters are likely 10 profit from
the rule which makes for apprecia-
ton Of al 1.-The finer aspects OF life and
for whatever appeals 10 the intellect
More than one really important play
viii be produced
Mars gives great hope OF benefits
for engineers and builders. There
VIII be a season Of activity in which
large projects VIII multiply
New ideas concerning the organi-
zati0n Of the United States army are
to be much discussed and there Is a
sign read as indicating radical
changes A famous man wiz be con-
spicuous in military affairs
Better mental attitude on public
questions seem 10 be presaged by the
stars. Forces tending to incline the
mind toward long tried policies and
established traditions viii be power
fun all through the year.
The conjunction OF Mars and sat
urn on November 19 was held 10 in
dicate shipping troubles and utiga-
rion concerning them The seers de-
clare that the Influences OF this is
Still strong.
Fires and outraEes in Spain again
are indicated by stars that threaten
the peace OF mind OF the king.
Holland and South Africa are TO eI-
perience grave troubles that viii cul-
inmate in the midsummer.
Persons whose birthdate It Is should
be careful TO avoid accidents in the
coming year. An active and success
ful year I'm business is foretold- Trav-
e that viii be beneficial ia indicated
Children born on this day probably
VIII make a great deal Of money and
spend il extravagantly. Copyright.
1921. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

says that the railroad from Petrograd
TO Kola. a point on the Arctic ocean,
runs the farthest north
a. When WIS the coinage Of nickel
cents discontinued. and how many of
these were mintedf ID. n. r.
A. BY act of April p, 1854. the coin
age OF nickel one-cent pieces was
discontinued The total amount
coined was f2.007.720-
a. What Is the motto OF the state
CT Missouri =. &. D.
A. The motto OF this state is -Salus
PopuH Suprema Lex Esto," which
translated means The Welfare OF
the People is the Supreme Law"
CAny reader can get the answer 70 any
question By writing The Herald Informa-
ton Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin. director
Washin gtou. D. c. This bureau cannot
give advice on legal. medical and financial
matters II does not attempt 70 settle
domestic troubles nor 20 undertake sz-
haustive research on any subject Write
your question plainly and briefly Give
full name and address and enclose two
cents in stamps for return postage. All
replies are sent direct 70 induirer0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
n What e. the present strength Of
l the army and OF the national
rmnrT4 p H r.

q What e. the present strength Of
~ the army and OF the national
- Euurdf r. r. F.
A. The war department says that
on november 50, lszY, tne slEens -.
Of the army was Commissioned Off
GERS, 13.461. enlisted men, 208,564; ma
tional guard, officers 1853; enlisted
men, 1881
q Is there any way 10 clean the
outside surfnce OF a meerschaum pipef
A. II may be cleaned by sleeping
the pipe for some time in solution
OF one part ammonia and two parts
water.
q. what Is a tear shelli r. B. VI.
A This is shell prolectile tilled
with chemicals, which on explosion
form a gas (tear gas) which blinds
the eyes with tears for some time.
O. what wns a bill OF mortality
v p. L.
A This was a list, which was issued
weekly. setting forth the births and
deaths occurring within the limits OF
London, the publication Of these lists
having begun in 1892 such bills are
now superseded by the weekly bills
prepared AZ the registrar generals
office.
q which vrus the last state TO be
admitted to the unionf II. VI.
A. The last states were NeW Mexico
and Arizona, both Of which were ad-
AAAAAaA 10 AAAE AAANAn ri AAE 80 AaAWa
a. From 1917 10 1919 how much
money was expended by the Y. VI. c.
A. with prisoners Of vFurf y. r. r.
A. According to a financial state
ment OF this organization Sl,058,-
59L12 was expended for this purpose.
O. What are the salaries OF officials
OF the federal reserve boardf G. I. y.
A. The five members Of the board
receive $4,000 a year each; the con-
trOler OF the currency as eU-offficio
member, $1,000 a year additional TO
his salary Of $4,000 as controller. The
executive secretary receives $4,000 a
year. the secretary TO the board,
$4,000; the assistant secretary S5600i
the general counsel. $500. the chief
OF operations and examinations, $4,000,
and the fiscal agent. $4,000.
@ How many sunday schools are
there. and how many scholars in at
tendance. IN the United sfateaf X. s.
A. According to a report Of the
census bureau In 1915, there were
1895 Sunday schools. with an en-
rolmsnt Of 1q,951.675.
q How old was Patti af the time
Of her deathf C. c. II.
A Adelna Patti one OF the worlds
most famous singers. died at her
home, CraiE-y-Nos castle. pencae.
Wales, September q, 1919, in her 77th
year.
O. what ruilroad runs the farfhest
norths o. T.
A The bureau Of railway economics
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
Wilson No. 2 We'll Now
Drilling Below 800 Feet

Alpine, Tex. Jan. 5.-The Wilson
so. is-driIling below 500 feet The
Preside OIL company lost its No.
tole when the casing became iammed-
That wen made several hundred bar
lels OF oil before IL was abandoned
The No. is being drilled in the same
locality and is expected TO encounter
the first sand at the same depth.
The Cotter No I Is making pro-
gress rapidly Operators believe that
this wei VIII encounter pay sand soon
after the No. 2 Wilson, unless unfor-
seen difficulties arise.
The Rio Grande OIL and Gas com
nany has received the shipment OF
ten inch casing for its wen in Webb
county Drilling VIII be resumed at
an early date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
State To Aid In Checking
Salt Water In Oil Wells

Austin. Tex. Jan. 5.-FollowinE the
three days conference Of deputy
supervisors Of the railroad commits
sion with judge S p. Sadler, chief Of
HE oil and gas division. it was an
uounced decision was reached TO lend
the fuU power and authority Of the
commission in checking the salt
water menace in certain oil fields. An
expert on plugging oil wells con-
aiming water was assigned to the
task Of shutting IN all wells that have
sufficient water TO be a menace to
The production OF oil it was also de-
cided TO pay greater attention to the
Wild cat operators in the fields and
require them to make reports TO the
commission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
FRENCH GIRL. IN LOCKER 20
DAYS TO JOIN LOVER, FAILS

Norfolk. Va Jan. amelia Ar
maud. who travelled across the Allan
tic from France slowed away in
locker three feet square. to join her
fiauce here, must 90 home Louis
Ponticello. whom she came TO wed,
has been held for the grand jury after
ne had admitted having aided her IL
legal entry into the country, and the
girl was denied admission She had
spent 20 daIis in her cramped quar-
ters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
New 5000 Barrel Oil We'll
Reported At Breckenridge

barrel well has been brought in by
he Guaranty oil and Gas company
three-fOurths Of a mile east of the
BAH vel and seven miles and a half
north Of Breckenridge. The wen is
on the Sloan tract and opens up con
siderable new territory.
A 1000 Darrell Weil was brought
i'm with a 90 quart shot Of nitro
Elycerin by the Virginia on company
on block 60.
The No. Al OF the Weber Harris
interests on the Walker Caldwell
lease is IA making 1900 barrels from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
HALF CHICAGO GARMENT
WORKERS OUT IN CHICAGO

Chicago. III. Jan. 5.-NearIy 50 per
cent Of the garment workers in the
Chicago market, thee greatest in the
world. are idle. n N. Hottz. secretary.
told delegates OF the international
Association OF Clothing Designers
Waiting by the public for prices for
decline. he said. was responsible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
DUBLIN OIL COMPANY IN
NORTHERN TEXAS IS SOLD

Dublin. Texas, Jan 4.-The largest
oil deal put through in north Texas
in several months was completed
when the Virginia oil company pur-
chased the holdings OF the Dublin
OIL and Refining company at Dub
lin Arrangements are being made to
lay a pipe line to connect with the
Humble company's four inch line at
COMM.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
JUDGE PARKER'S LEG BROKEN;
BEDSIDE IS COURTROOM

Santa Fe. Y. NJ. Jan 5--An IN
usual spectacle in SQUIRT procedure
VIII be Witnessed here today when
the state supreme court viii hold
session at the bedside Of chief justice
Frank w Parker Justice Parker IS
suffering from a broken leg and can
not 20 10 the supreme court room At
the capitol. The case 10 be argued
involves the validity Of the state in
come tax law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
1000 FEET OF OIL STANDING
IN SNYDER WELL, NEAR MORAN

Moran, IeIas- Jan 4.-Ihree thou
sand feet Of oil is standing in the
Associated OIL company's Snyder No.
.. situated three miles west OF Moran.
As soon as possible the wen win be
rushed toward completion The com
pany's No. I is cleaning out There is
considerable oil showings at that site
Oil is expected TO show in the sand
found at $500 feet in this territory in
the Texas company's webb No. z, two
miles west Of town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
FIELD
is EXTENDED
TOSOUTHEAST

Tulsa Okla. JAN 4-The Bush
no 2 Of the Magnolia Petroleum com
pany IS the best oil well Of tie week
IN Oklahoma fields. The well IS
flowing 500 barrels daily. It is six
miles northwest Of Comanche and ex-
tends the Empire field TO the SOUTH
east In me same neigh borhOOd the
Magnolia Petroleum company's test
south OF the new Duncan pool. is
1ailinE 70 barrels Of oil daily from
The 1900 foot sand.
Operators in the Fox field near
Ardmore are experiencing difficulties
ln shutting in the Humble and Rock
land gassers owing TO the low tenn
nerature- Both OF the big wells came
in unexpectedly from q sand from
which no other wei in the pool Is
producing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
DEEP TEST OIL WELL TO BE
DRILLED AT NACOCDOCEIES

Nacogdoches. Tex. Jan. 4. - Lord
Herbert Mason is arranging to drill
a deep test we'll near Nacogdoches-
The derrick is up and drilling viii
begin at once Mason is financing the
Enterprise himself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
Prairie Oil Company We'll
Producing Big FLow

EliasvilIe. Tex. Jan. 5.-The Elias
vile pool has again been extended.
this time to the east. by the compile
ton Of the Prairie OIL and Gas com
pany's well on the Hughes tract near
Ivan. The well is flowing 1000 bar
rels daily from a depth OF 3340 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
is TO
BE MADE 32ND
DEGREE MASON

Columbus. o. Jan 5.-President-
elect Warren G. Harding win be made
a send degree Mason here today. Co
Iumbus consistory Scottish Rite VIII
conduct the ceremonies The presi-
dent-elect viii motor here from Ma
rion-
Preparations have been made for
entertainment Of about 100 Of the sem
ator's Marion friends ard numerous
states who VIII witness the cere-
monies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

Winfield. La. Jan 4.-ShoWings
Of oil have been found in the William
Cady Petroleum company's No. . well,
u miles south Of winfield.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05
P0fter md Chatter
By 5. z. RISER.
Not So Bad.

MEN zen
rest
- Are wi
theyt SCOTS at vIrtu in
tumble; HyPOcre claiming the Christians
N who's
But men still hear Hhen
AZ .I , NJ, 9,tt mere d. in fashion.
THE siufu say hath ryOrla'ss gone
Butth Iresof keep oiinEs
OTTER old who shorn of
d pride
Co in
died
Pleasure hey Nh, is hateful will
ordering soldiers o There
And re o il
every
j
may n