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THE SAN ANTONIO DAILY EXPRESS: MONDAY MORNING. MAY 23. 1010.
11
AUSTIN & FOSTER I. L AUSTIN & CO.
San Antonio, Texas. Laredo, Texas.
WHOLBSALB PRIJIT AND I'RODUCE
MEXICAN FRUITS A SPECIALTV
SEND VS VOVR ORDERS.
, hYOU'LL (iET THE HOODS"
PRUITT COMMISSION COMPANY
Fresh arrivals for the week:
Cine car of Colorado Apples, the Inst car of the senson ; two cars Fancy
Oranges two cars Fancy nanouas: large shipments of Tex:,s Peaches. Blackberries
Tomatoes. anrt o,:
PRUITT COMMISSION COMPANY
San Antonio Branch
Peden Iron & SSee! Co.
Now open for business.
Send us your orders. Cnn
ship s:ime day order is re-
ceived.
Cail on us at 1400 South
Flores Street.
Send for stock sheet.
Both Phones.
P EDEN
iren & Steel Co.
San Antonio—Houston
IS
E
TRADE WILL CLOSELY WATCH
MANY FACTORS THIS WEEK.
ESTABLISHED
M. & LS. LJ LJ 15 U
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Cotton, Cotton Seed OH, Stocks. SorvJfc
Coffee. Grain and Provisions.
MEMB ERS
NEW ORLEANS co't'TuN EXCHANGE.
N. O. FUTURE) BROKERS ASSOCIA-
TION.
NEW TOliK STOCK EXOHANOB.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANO*.
NEW YORK COFFEE EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Private Wlrp« to Hrlnrlpal Point*.
THE
Ktorchanfs' Transfir 0».
DELIVER THE flOODS
Both Phones 38».
CHAS. ZOLLER, President
H. N. 8CKMELTZSR, See.
SODA FOUNTAINS
Try a Dallas-made Fountain
and Save Freight Charges
We have ready for prompt shipment
from Pallas nevfral 6, X. 10 anil 12-ft.
outfits PRICES *175 00 AND IP.
SMALL CASH payment clown, balance
easy monthly terms.
WRITE OR PHONE
THE CROSMAN CO.
360 Jackfton St., Dallas, Tex.
CITYNATIOIMAl
BANK
One of Son Antonlo'3 strong financial
institutions, solicits your account; 4
per cent on time deposits.
Wfkt Commerce and Navarro St.
Cattle Clatter.
Alamo Commission Company, San An-
tonio and Fnrt Worth, are the people to
ship your live stock to, where you will
get top prices and prompt returns.
For Sale—Cotton seed hulls, cotton seed
meal, straight or mixed cars, Landa Cot-
ton Oil Co., New Braunfels, Tex.
♦ ♦ ♦
Ship your stock to the Geo. W. Saun-
ders Dive Stock Commission Co., San An-
tonio, Fort Worth, Kansas City or St.
Loui3, and receive first-class service.
♦ ♦ ♦
Steers for Sale—500 grown steers In
Starr County. M. M. Garcia, 403 Nortn
Flores Street, San Antonio.
♦ ♦ ♦
For sale, cattle! cattle! cattle! 1750 3's.
650 4 and B-year-ol(t steers; delivery any
time up to June 15. They are money-
makers. Interested parties can find me at
the Crockett Hotel until Monday nij?ht
or with Star Commission Co., Fort Worth,
Texas, for further information. Gus Gober.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrive— L fit G. N.
Ko. 8—From tbe North 0:45 prn
No. 5—Prom the North 6:45 am
No. 7—Dally Express 8poelal South... 10:00 am
No. 0—Local from Palestine, 10:45 pm
No. 4—From Mexico 1:50 pm
No. 12—Local from Laredo (mixed)... 0:00 am
Depart—
No. 4—For the North 1 :55 pm
No. 0—For the North 8:00 pm
No. 8—local for Palestine 7:20 am
No. 10—Dally Express Special North.. 4:0O am
No. 5—For Mexico 7:00 am
No. 11—Local for I.aredo (mixed).... 9:00pm
Arrive— 8. A. & A. P.
N'o. 1—Houston and the Coast 7:00 pm
No. 2—Houston and the Coast 7:00 am
No. 5—('oast towns 1*15 pm
No. 44—Kerrville, «>toept Sunday 0:45 am
No. ,42—Kerrville, Sunday only 8:00 pm
No. 140—Kerrville, except Sunday 0 43 pm
Depart—
No. 2—Houston and the Coast 8:25 am
No. 1—Houston and the Coast 8:80 pm
No. &—Oast towns 1:40 pm
No. 48—Kerrville, except Sunday 4:25 pm
No. 41—Kerrville. gnnday only 8:35 am
No. 145 -Kerrville, except Sunday 7:15 am
Airive—1 ft S. A. (Main Line).
j^0> o—From tlw East 7-85 am
7—From tbo Last 6:00 pm
No. 10—From El Pnao and West 7*80 pro
No. 2—From Del Rio
Depart—
No. 9— For El Paso and West..
No. lo—For the East
No. 8—For the East
No. 1—For DpI Rio
Arrive— G.» H. 8c B. A- (Victorli
No. 805—Cuero, Victoria,
Depart-
No. 806—Cuero, Victoria,
Arrive—.. .. M-. K. 8c T.
No. 248—From Houston and Galveston
Flo. 285—From the North
Wo. 241—From North and Houston..
No. tt—From the North
Depart—
No. 244—For North and Houston...
No. 10—For the North
N'o. 242—For Houston and Galveston.
No. 230—For the North
10:50 am
11:00 am
. .. .10-30 pm
11:00 am
4:00 pm
Division),
etc 7:50 pm
etc 8:00 am
. 6:80 am
. 7:30 am
. 8:25 pm
. 7:45 pm
. 7:10 am
.10:00 am
.11:50 pm
. 0:00 pm
Weather Will Figure as Most Important
Influence, While StruRgle Between
Interests and Government Reports
Will Claim Much Study.
O,, 0. Ss B. r. (I. Sc O. N. Depot).
Arrive—
No. 7—From the North 10:00 am
No. if—From the North 10:45 pm
Depart—
No. 8—For the North 7:30 am
No. to—A or the North b:00 pm
NEW ORLEANS. May
the attention of the cotton trade will*be
directed mainly to three things — the
weather, the struggle between big inter-
ests in the summer months and the com-
ing reports by Government bureaus on
conditions and acreage.
The weather will be held as the factor,
of first importance because of the popu-
lar interest in the old and not the new
crop months. Manipulation has been so
excessive in the old crop deliveries that
the outside put c and a considerable
portion of the professional element have
been driven from them.
What the trade will endeavor to learn
is whether the rains of lent week have
led to conditions which result in foul
crops. Each day the weather forecast
DUTY DOES NOT STOP SHIPMENTS
TO UNITED STATES.
i Projects Are on Foot in the Republic,
i However, Looking to the Establish-
ment of Smelters in the Repub-
lic. Probably at TOrreon.
i Special Teirgiam to The Express. '
! CITY OF MEXICO, May 22-Consider-
! able quantities of the higher grade zinc
ore aro being shipped from Mexico to
: smelters in the United States, notwith-
! standing the duty that was placed upon
I the product a few months ago. The agi-
tation for the erection of zinc smelters in
this country still continues and It is
thought that one or more of the projects
that are now on foot with that object in
view will be brought to a realization.
Torreon is looked upon as the most likely
site for the proposed zinc smelter, as it
is situated In the zinc mining territory
and has ample transportation facilities.
It is also near the coal and coke pro-
ducing region of Mexico.
Messrs. Losoya & Fernandez of Guana-
cevi, Durango, who recently acquired the
El Mar copper mines near Pinglnto, Jalis-
concentrating plant and
SAN ANTONIO GIRL IS HONORED
Miss Reva L. Berman Wins Medal at
Seminary Drill.
Spcelal Telegram to 1 h" Express.
BOSTON, May 22 Despite gray skies
and dripping trees th-i Emails Seminary
girls yesterday held their annual military
drill on tha campus in Ashburndale.
One of the highest honors of the day
fell to a pretty San Antonio student, Miss
Reva L Herman. She v.on the individual
competition in the regulation military
drill and, waa presented with a stive?
medal. Miss Berman i. « "let captain ot
' om party B. which lost th* competition
against Company A of ii.? seminary bat-
talion.
Thousands of alumni friends and visit-
ers flocked to Auburnda
drill, whl
ch haa become
no small hnportan
for the annual
a society affair
H>ston I'he
co, will install
This W|ek gmeltel. und develop the pioperty on
large scale.
Drills are to be installed at the Plomosa •
mines in the Zacatct aa tfiHUict. it is ex-
pected tnat the cross-cut mat is now be-
ing run iiom the «•«»t level in this
mine will intersect tins vein. Three
winzes that have been sunk on the driit
aro In ore.
The Neill Development company, which
has a capital stock ot $l2,o" is pre- ]
paring to operate its Paloma ijiacei mines
in the Altar district, Sunora. embracing
li.KU acres. The company will spend
several hundred thousand dollars in de- j
veJopruent work.
ORE IS RICH.
This Chlspaa mine, situated In the !
Mo< tezutna district, Sonora, svas re ent-
lv acquired by J. M. Favela and H. J '
Palaclo. The ore is said to run 04> ounces
I soldier girls looked trim in their uniform*'
! of khaki, with short -t - nnd '.egging**-
The drill was held in \*at|v,,i Amphi
t eater. From tr'-o "1 < >llege buildings
! wer hundreds of bant. and toy bal-
loons and n band rendered martial anl
, popular airs. It wa.i ■. prett;- sight to
1 watch the girl soldiers nnd re-crcflS
: ilit- an i pith eater.
When Mls;» Hermn v n the individual
; competition a rousing "4: wan gl\ en
I by all contestants, for !:•- l onors were
well merited.
— <r>
Famous Indian ( hlef Dies.
Special Telegram to The Expt --
FORT RENO. Okla , Mav 22.—Little
Rob. once a famous w >.< - ef of the
' "heyem es agaii st Ge • >ter, Sher-
man. Law ton and other* 1 l :-Tst night
a: C alumet
-
Burirlars* Haul ^ield^ ^16,000.
NEWARK, N. J , Ma- .2 -While
Samuel Vogel and his ui; of Newark,
N. J slept soundly buig' :itered their
home early thi mora'ng nnd stole t
hanObag containing J'v uorth $10 •♦.O
from tTi'der lhe pill' ^ • nf;sth M i
Vogel'^ heid and it> \.t from her
husband*J pockets
SHORTAGE IN LIVE STOCK
HOGS SHOW DECREASE OF OVER
2.000,000 HEAD IN FOUR MONTHS. (
Sheep Receipts Behind Last Year Over
350,000 Head and Cattle for Four
Months Show Increase of Leas
Than 15,000 Head.
The table below shows the reofipts nt The
teren principal live stock markets f«r the first
four months of thi* r»-pr and comparisons with
the same period in 1900 An Increaaa this year
is only shown In cattlo. but n« It Is only an
increase of .53 per c«*nt the average cattleman
will at once perceive that be has a task before
h!in If he expect* to keep th* production up
In proportion to th* increaflng demand. While
hogs show a shortng.» of over 2,000.000 head
present prices will justify the farmer In striv-
ing to increase his holdings, and the same
may be said of sheep, horses and mules. A
cow can only have ono calf each year, and there
Is where ber owner Is nt a disadvantage, a.-* a
sow can produce ten p'gs and nn ewe two
lambs. Horses are net hi ner^ssary for drift
purposes as they wore before the motor car
became the rage, and it seoms now thst with
tbo restricted area which is given up to breed
Irg eat'le In the- West will eventually put th<»
cost of beef production so blah that It will be
in the luxury class unless the farmers who are
crowding the exclusive cattlemen into the Fa
ciflc Oeean nt once begin to ral^e beef, It is
high time that th«» American eattlemen nnd
farmers, if they would avert the i i-sibillty of
free cattle from Mexico aud ' uvula bestir
themsehe* In nn effort to meet th- demand
for beef whir-h comes in increu^e.i vdunie each
>eat I.v reuwu of our rapidly lutrea-i;.g popu-
lation.' Th« tsM-» below shows that tb" d-
created r(-"*lpts of hogs at the seven market*
this < ear Is 20 4^ per tent; of sheep. 1-' ; •
etnt. and "t horses nnd mules. 2.0* per eer.»
The reeolpts of cattle are only 14.806 bead
ahead of lust year.
X ||
ST. ANTHONY
H 0 T E L
San Antonio's Greatest Show PSace
130 Guesl Rooms—50 Laroe Sample Rooms
Commercial Men's Headquarters
FIVE CAFES AND PALM GARDENS
Unsurpassed Cuistns
Most Complete Hostelry in the Souf.h
F. M. SWF.ARINGEN « SON. Mnna{jln(| Olrectorj
1 A COMBINATION OF F
Health and Recreation
Hot Wefts Hotel and Baths
100 arret. In pnrl<, ivltli thp San %ntonln Rlv.r flnwlnc fhron«h tt
Iloatlu*. f.sli 1 nk. Knlf. tinn!,, bowling. Thrrr lint sulphur nuter
swimming |,ool». Ttlh liath» with nttenrlnntn. lint*! utrMl.v up-to-
ilnto. nlth «very mmlrrn conri-nlfncr. ( ul»ln<" and tervli^e unexcelled.
rrfteen->Iinu'e Car Service
OP) PH0\F, 734
The following co nip a re * b-
flrRt four months
St. Louis
1910
lf^»0
of loin led 10''D.
2.'»0.'
241 -
"roent sbcwa the receipts nt the rnrioue markets for thr
he anxloush awaited as continued ! of silver and 19 ounces of gold across the
-- J vein, which is more than three feet wide
at tli^ bottom of the 75-foot shaft.
I T. Dewey of lnde, Durango. has ap-
plied for title to twenty-six mining .lalms
in tnat district. It is stated tnat the
claims am ,-ltuated In the heart of he
rich golj district.
The Cual Mining Company, tvlth head-
quarters In Chicago, has a large quantity
of ore blocked out in its Promontorlo
mine, in Chihuahua. Regular shipments
of high-grade ore are being made from
the mine to the smelter, potter I aimer
Jr. of Chicago. Is a large stockholder.
M F. Crosetto i-; manager.
Seelev W. Aludd and associates are
carrying on .-xiensivc exploitation ot
their mineral lands in the Alamos district.
By means of drills the existence of a
rains will put the fields in grass and
weeds, and such a condition will Inev-
itably lead to higher prices.
The time is fast approaching when
large commitments on either side ot the
market will he made by investment in-
terests. The drouth caused them to fa-
vor the long side, and probably some cot-
ton was bought on the belief that the
frost was severe enough to prevent any-
thing like a large yield this season.
Should this belief be strengthened by re-
ports of foul crops, investment buying
from many sources would greatly in-
crease.
Extremely favorable conditions, warm,
sunshiny weather, with showers at proper
Intervals, would naturally result in sell-
ing of an investment character, on the
belief of a heavy yield and ultimately
lower prices as a result of the relieving
of semifamine conditions. If one could
foretell the weather of this week, a fairly
accurate forecast of the action opprices
could be made.
With the May option nearlng its end,
Interest is bound to increase in the July
delivery, and already there are signs that
the struggle over it will be more bitter
than the fight over May. Some broker-
age houses are already asking $10 a bale
margin on trades In only.
Wednesday will be the day on which
reports will be made to the Government
regarding condition and acreage through-
out the belt. During the remainder of .. . .
the week many important private re- in the Uruachic district, chihuahua
ports on these two matters will be is-. The ten-stamp mill of the Rascon Bros,
sued, and the market may be swayed one in tbe Uruachlc district, <*hlhuahua. Is in
way or another by them. It Is quite gen-J regular operation.
erally conceded that the acreage this sea-f It Is expected that largi- re urn
son has been increased, but estimates soon be obtained from th" famou
Increase
Docrenpe
Hogs
0c0.J'»4
940.905
271,741—'*2$
Sheep
141.*60
17V 950
;*4 wo—*io :>4
( hlcago—
1010
1^00
. .1.071.076
. .1.028 'v°,
1.861.671
2.727.022
905.160
1,120 903
Increase
Peerease
... 42 4»vs—
•4.12
805.351—*31
73
125.827—
Kansas City—
1910
lfVM)
... 578.-v»n
... 628.64T
771.727
1 226.898
563.246
5S2.422
Increase
Oeereas*
45,057—
•7 22
455,171—*37
00
10,170-
Omaha—
inin
1009
... 833
... 305.799
725.771
031 300
500.805
553.489
H rses •* Mules.
4*. MM
4V.497
3S.MS
45.6SO
5/?eGimter
X5he Leading Hotel
of lhe South west
•3 29
6.742—*14
2« M7
20.640
8,397
S.MS
EUROPEAN PLAN $1,50 AM) UP
350 ROOMS 225 W ITH BA I'M
Largest and most commodious rotunda fn the South. Ill addition t) s i
carte service we specializo LUNCHEON, 12 to 2 p. m.t 50 cents
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER. 6 to 8 p. m., i \
Orchestral Concerts. Cuntor Company
Increase...
I)e<-reaee. . .
IWKP body of low-grade copper ore has
been moved. The holes range from 360 »«"» tn-
t.. SW'fiet In depth. The Alamos branch !
, ; th" Ft-uthern i acific Railroad of Mex-
ico penetrates this district and is hav-
I ing th" effect of greatly stimulating min-
ing activities,
l he Fantu Lifcrada group of gold mines
in tl.c Ocampo district of Chihuahua will
be operated under bond and lease by
Jack K. Darraeh and F. M. flailaher. The
development work already done has
hroucht some g"od milling ore to light
It runs about ?20 pei ton in gold and
silver. Messrs. Darraeh and (iallaher
will install a hydro-electric plant il at
will have a capacity of about 3oot)-horse-
2S.070—
, 130.2.7
125.^09
power.
»
M. Haddington is developing h!;: mines
Ii<crea«e
Pecrease........
St. Joseph—
1010
1009
Increase
Decrease
Fort Worth-—
1010
1909
10.41*- 2S
174.27'*
103.oss
10.314—
271,733
320.837
4s.004—*1"' it
Increase
Decrease
Total receipt, nt m«rketiH-
1010 *4 ' I'l
j 2.rio.037
thus far have run all the way from 1 to
10 por cent, leaving quite as much room
for dispute as if the trade was split on
the question of a slight decrease or a
slight increase.
Fall River will be to some extent a
factor in the situation, for there seems
to be some chance of labor troubles there f,,/ $2,000.000!
among the mill operatives. The closing j h\-dro-elr, tHe" plant
.» ~ f ««« « - »,lil.. n.ili
Will
Lluvla
do Oro gold mine, situated In the ex-
treme western part of the iMate of Chi-
huahua, Tills pn.pertv Is owned by tli»
Lluvla d- oro r.old Mining Company, In
which B. I''. Yoakum, chairman of the
I rtsco Railroad executive committee. Is
a lactrc siocliholder. The company pur-
chased the mine In 1908 from n> rnaido
- — j\ 400-horsepower
it^ being installed
l'.'O'.l
Increase.
I»ecrense.
14,^90
53
20s.320—*22.00
95.6S0—-*20 22
474..*.11
620,791
152.210—-*24 29
207.i'm
300,759
99.006— *27 15
3.107.984
7.243.341
2,135.3S7—*29 4$
63,044— *9.67
2v349
20.025
4 721—*22 s7
1«7.942
262.294
91.352—*35.97
8h.445
03 "30
29.®91—*47.19
2,427.5irt
2.779.47s
351,959—*12 CO
4 59^
3,603
10,691
11.315
7.900
0.045
THE MENGER
__Sl. r i t .Snn \nlonio'smo^t
(S .... Complete, rornforlable
SAIN ANTONIO, HAAS an(j Convenienl Hotel.
W. C. BRUCE, V1fjr. Dinner servtil cverj evening In t!i: apen a r Vcxicii Cos*.
1,013—*31.07
147,402
150,495
Bexar Motel
American and European plan.
Rates—American, 12.00 day and up.
Hates—European, $100 dajr and tip-
Flrst-CInts a la Cart® service.
Electric el-svator. Modern conveniences
ALFRED GANNER. Prep
3.c93-
*2 05
•perccntag"
MRS. HARRIMAN MAKES GIFT
She Offers X" York State 10,000
down of many mills in the North will anrj {\^_ tneeth<»r with the large
result from the Memorial Day holidays,
and this may have some effect on mill
takings.
BULLETS KILL GIRL TEACHER
Miss Minnie Alders of Princcville, 111.,
Is Found Dead.
pfcORIA. 111., May 22.—Miss Minn'o
Alders, 20 years old, a school teacher of
Princeville. III., war, found dead in bed at
a hotel today with three bullet wounds
in her body. One had pierced the left
lung and the other two her heart. Her
companion, S. T. Easterly of Chillicoths?.
111., a freight conductor for the Santa
Fe, is detained by the police pending an
Inquest. No charge has been entered
against him.
According to Easterly ho left her early
this morning and went down stairs. Ha
was absent about fifteen minutes, ho
said. When he returned he found her
'
,
SENATE IS NOT FOR TAFT
President's Brother May Not Be Can-
didate in Ohio.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May Charles
P. Taft, brother of President Taft and
at present a guest at the White House,
will not take part personally in this
year's campaign in Ohio. He w-ill sail
for Europe next Saturday and will not re-
turn until just before electlon"*time. ' This
indicates, It is believed here, that he
will not enter the senatorial race against
Senator Dick. He will leave here to-
morrow for Cincinnati.
DEATH IS HIS DELIVERER
Fugitive Escapes From Officer in Ex-
citement Over Tragedy.
mill
Acres and S 1,000,000.
ALBANY. N V- May nS.-Governo
Hughes announced
to the . Legislator j
that Mrs. Edward H-
that has )ust been erected, will enabi« the '^^nf^'^rdrnVo'wfih'the wish-
of ber late husband. Iialefeiv 1'^' J ''t
a 16,006-acr* ''-act oi land at A'*ir n
. .. rwiA OTMt MMtli which
1 8U that
the pnrk 'm'igl'u have a rlvgr frontyr
Stat',- park and Ji with whi
quire and improve adjacent lam
the park might have a rl\er fron ..
Coincident wit the announcement of
iexico. ine greaies, niim-iin,™ "■ :bc llatT.man sin. ' ,,e ' iovernmeiu mat >
acour.tered In transporting the machln- 1 , ubli offerr of otlici clfts ,
rv for the mill and hydro-el,-, trie plant , nahlc 111' Stale t, establish n pa *
ver the rough mountains and across the ,,h>ue the Hudson River leailllj au -.
eep chasms. t„ thuse 1,1 Hie congested qiim; > ■<
,f New Voi I cuy. These of fern ca
from John V Ii"' kefcller. j. I' Mot,
. nd Mr-'. Run.-'1 Saite and others
The Leglslat'u e has not y<
s coept these gifts
et decided
ilevelopment of the mine on a large
seal,-. It Is s'ated that the ore body Is
sixty feet wide and runs high in gold.
The route of the Kansas c,t>. Mexico &
Orient Railroad runs within about fIf-
let-ri miles of this inlne. At present It Is
oik. of the most Inaccessible mln"s In
Mexico. The greatest difficulties were
enc
ox
deep
TEXAN MAKES DISCOVERY.
F. J Bernhardt of El Paso Is reported
to hove ivcer.tlv discovered a large vein
of rich cinnabar or,, in Southwestern
Chihuahua, lie claims to have traced the
outcropping a long distance through a |
limestone countrj.
The Santa Kulalia Pynclins Mining
Cotrpanv is preparing to develop ltj h:Md- M„nl.nmerv l'olire Rush Black Man
Ines Of about forty-five acres of mln- '"nigui
eral land in the Santa Eulalla dlslslct.
Chihuahua Luis lane Is president
Preliminary steps have been taken
toward organizing El Fuen Despscho
Company, which owns the mine of that
name In El Oro district, state of Mexico.
It is planned that the new company
shall have a capital =to. v , f si
.1 W. Mance and associates, who own
the Tenocatltl mine, situated near Ten-
ocatltl, territory of Topic, will Install a
cyanide plant and make other Improve-
ments.
The earlv erection of a smelter at En-
carnacion. Hidalgo, by Robert S Towne
and associates Is said to be assured The
proposed plant will treat the ores of the
F'oior'tiles copper mines, which are being
rapldlv developed. ■< The smelter will do
a custom business also and will stimulate
the mining operations In that district con-
siderably, it is thought In connection
with the smelter project it 's planned to
erect a hvdro-electrlc nlant. of about
2d rw-hor«epower on the Tula or Ixmloull-
pau River and to 1 uild an electric rail -
w-av from the mine* to the station of
Sayula on the National Railways of
Mexico.
The development of the Tauro mine by
the American Mining Company, In the
No Incorporation for Kingsville.
(Special Telegram to 1 lie Expres*
KINGSVILLE, Tex., May 22.—In the
election held here yesterdav to vote on
the question of incorporating the city of
Kingsville the proposition was defeated
by a vote of 77 against to 76 for. nn 1
Kingsville must wait a year ofnre .in-
other vote can bo taken or any street m-
provements, which are badly needed, can
be made.
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Phiz,is. San Anton
depots pass the door.
"HOTEL MAVERICH
EU^OCEAN PLAN
Dlr.lng Boom In connection.
MH3. MATTIE COX. Proprletcr
C. 2. WARD. Manscur.
230 E. Houston il.
San Antcnlo. Texas.
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ALTO AM) t.l NS SA\ b A ist.«.l«l 21 years'success POSITIONS secured Hook keep
infl. Shorthand. Telegraphy, ete . t.mgr.r at COL
LEGE or PY MAIL AddreM Jvo. F Dmuohow
lhe Arthur Hotel
Adjoining * os:offlre.
One MreU from «'per i House. Rooms
slugle "r no suite with or without
bit I lis; '■•team aenteil. I ells nnd elevator.
lt(..»ti)K ■ t-» Elegant ro )ius for
families. South front: all ear Hues.
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Through Angry Mob.
MONTGOMTIO Ala . Mnv 2'.' -Crouched
In'the tniinean "1 Mayor (iunter's iiutoino-
bile and prote< t»d 1>.V policemen with
drawn rev-'lv.-ts, Sam Me flows, a negro,
was rushed at express spe»d thrcuuli a
Biil.-nrhHti mob this evening and hurtled
to the Montgomery Jail. The negro wn'
charged with insulting n white woman .<•• I
had taken l-efnge In the Adams cort-n
mil's while nngrv men clnniored for his
life.
Bomb Fail* In Mission at Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb May 22.-An infernal
machine was 'hlr evn'ng discovered on
the porch of tesldenre of Thomas
Denl'on a well-known man of this city
Fraik Erdman was placed under arrest
and'is be!nc held for Inyestlgatlon.
President, earner Alamo P'aza and Crocket
Street, San Antonio. Texas,
Industrial Arts Summer School.
COI.I.EOE 01" INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
,The Stare College fnr Women.)
term of four weeks opens Monday, -fune
f> Fine location, faculty an'i equipment
M- .t Inter**tlDC. practtogj iMtrtctlM for
girls and nomen -homekeepers, students,
teachers, clerks cud other workers. Courses
in ,-o,iking, sewlnir. dressmaking millinery,
applied design, basketry, intinual training
photography, home chemistry. Special
,l iss In agriculture for teneliers. Tultl-n
free First class hoarding seenmmodatiens
in fine, new dormitory, cheap Iteflu ed
rnllrofi rates Regular fall term opens
September Jf), Write for full Information
to President Crec T. Work. Itenton. Texas.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.. May 22. - James ! Mnplml district. Is producing good re
Woods was killed while walking on the ] ^»9ln 1J;lt.[1V/11ate'1 Tl;* 0re " lncr,fl,!"
tracks of the Louisvill* & Nashville Rail-1 El Valles Mines Company has ordered
road at Springfield, Tenn., this afternoon j the neeessniy machinery and 'nulpment
. , . .. ' .. for a fifty-ton cyanide plant that It will
and during the excitement attending the j eriv„ Ht |tH ,nines In the San Antonio 1
accident, J. L. Steakley, who was being district. Lower Cnlifornln There Is a
taken to Warren County, this State, by >r«? tonnage of oxldlred ores In sight
at these mine?
.the Sheriff of Trinidad County, Colorado, Th(j Aurora Anexss Minin
to answer a charge of being a fugitive
from justice, made his escape and has
not been recaptured.
Company
Arrest Him After Seven Years.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn., May 22—Former
Policeman Grant M. Walk, wanted at
Brlstdl, Tenn., in connection with the
killing of a brother officer, Houston
Childres3. seven years ago, arrived in
Bristol this afternoon in charge of the
chief of police of Couer d'Alene, Idaho,
where he had been recently arrested
Street Car Beheads Cleveland Man.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 22—Andrew
Brown, a machinist, while looking out of
a street car window today, was struck
by a car passing in an opposite direction
and decapitated. By the Impact his body
was drawn through the window, dragged
along the side of the car ana dropped
headless on the back platform.
launch Capsizes: One Drowns
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 22.-Tho cap-
sizing of nn electric, launch In the Ohio
River hero thla afternoon resulted In the
death of Edward Burke, aged 80. a mall
clerk in the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
offices, 'vhilt five companions, nino uC
whom could swim, managed to stay on
the surface and were picked uo ono by
one by skiffs that weic put out from
both »!deu ot the river.
has Just installed a fifty-ton cyanide
plant at its mines In the Han Antonio
district, Lower California. The holdings !
of this company embrace S«3 acres of min-
eral land. Frank Lawrence Is manager !
PLAN REDUCTION PLANT.
The Prr.gnso Mining Company contem-
plates the erection of a modern reduc-
tion plant at. its mines In the southern
part of Lower California This company
has been operating with great success
in that region for many years
It Is e>:oerfed that the new tunnel
which Is being run Into the base of the
mountain in the Descubrldora dl«ti'ct,
Durango. by the 7.nrngozrt Mining and
Milling Company, will serve to develop
th" ore body In the Texano mine. Dr. W
T Masterson of Birmingham, Ala., Is
largclv Interested In this company.
\ small vein t-Iiat runs 11',» per cent
copper and fi'-S k!Io« silver wns recentlv
encountered in the *,a Negrlta v Anexas
mire In the Descubrldora district Du-
rango. The mine Is owned bv Emillo P
Stein of Gomez Palaclo, Durango. A
tunnel i« being driven to cut the ore de-
posit nt a lower depth.
The Cempinli Minera la Constaocia re-
cently encountered a hodv of rich ore
In Its Esmeralda mine In the Sierra Mo-
jada district, Coahuiln. The ore assays
12W grams of silver to the ton. The 1
strike was made in a new shaft at n
depth of about 275 feet nnd more than I
sad feet north of the,old workings. The
company Is preparlne to exnlolt other of '
its nrnnertles with a diamond drill. P ,
T" Luekc of Monterey Is consulting en-
gineer. I
farmers read semi-weekly express
IT
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west Texas The Semi -Weekly Ex-
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SS. James Hotel
313 East Houston Street
Refurnished Iliroughoul
EUHOPEAN PLAN. Rates ?» and ud
Hot 4iid Cold Hatha Frv.# to Gue-.ts.
M.am Heated. Elevator and Bell Service.
M. M. FORRIN. Pro.-.
All Street Car* Stop at Door.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
EUROPEAN PLAN. HATES $2.00 t* S-*.:*
rir«t-Cla(is Restaurant • la Carta.
HOTEL lTlJRBlliE-Aimriraa Plai
BATES $3.00 ta $6 00.
Beat Motel, in Town.
MONTEREY, MEXICO.
E. Hellion & Cla.. Prop,.
Losoya Hotel
European. 125 Losoya Street, between
Houston and Commerce; one nlook frutn
rrta'l .tores. Ju >t the place for ladle, who
tome to do shopping New steam-heated
liil, k bullolng iint an.I roid water in all
rooms, elevator and bell s( rvlce. Specl&i
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llining room and eafe In connection.
Local nnd lone dlatnnre plion* In each
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Mhs F. PEOO and Win. NACiKL. Prop
THE ANGELUS
(European plan.)
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