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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-06
Question Of the Coal SUNNY

Question Of the Coal Supply.
Taking up the coal snpnlv 10 +ho
.eet as required by Specification G of
'he precept. Mr.. Hanna said.
ffcm testimony of commanding
."a o'heF cfflcers Of the BROOKLYN tho
IOWA, the Massachusetts, the Na.ilo.
mead and the executive and othor os
heeis OF the Texas. and frcm rho
steam log OF those vessels. i, woula a,,.
pear that as fully and comple.ely AZ
any tact can be shown by evidence i
mas been established that the flying
squadron was on May -. 1898 falrlv
"eil equipped with coal"
Specification Was mex, conei1erna
MS requires an inquiry as TO whether
Cery proper effort was made to caD.
tufe he Colon as tha, vessel Law in
Tie h.Tbor AT Santiago and referrin.,
to II MI. Hanna said:
y IN respect 70 this specification.
II SO ms su!tl lent 10 sae that when
the dying squadron a s. ved OFF san.
la.o on May - To- Colon was dis
covered in plain light. lying about
| eNo Yards to 20 yards inside of tho
MORO. moofei stem AMI stern. an.
paFen'ly with awnings ~. and that
the - remained during The 18th. goth
am '1st e May al nntil the morning
af June l. In this connection Mr..
Hanna referred 10 tn reconnaissance
q Nay H. during which tic Colon was
bemharied AID said tha; during this
action net or. of cur ships had tn
Colon under fire Ter total period of
NOR 'aan ffe minutes a.l tie Colon
Nas ret struck.
"cefiain osctionaty orders. some O.
them conii.ienflal in their eharae,
issued by The depaItms II 10 Rear Al.
m.ral sampson have been eiteI as for.
bidding tae exposure of vessels to tho
fire of batteries ar! Is jnstlfyiag
Commodore Sehlet : conduct n the 50.
eall.d r cnuoissanee Il Ma. q As
sum.ng that the substance Of these OF
deys VS. eo1nmlriea.. II Commodore
Sehl.y b. Admiral Sampson al Key
Wes' On the 18th of May 1875 il il
clear that they have 10 application Il
the conditions existing al Santiago on
The 3lst II MAJ"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-06

c,n,ain Parker then began ms aa'
,rass in support Of Admiral SchieN.
1lo stood a, counsels fable ana sPoNe
IN clear and distinct tones. -,
~ 1onht said Captain Parker y
80 ,ayal history Of the world pres'i,ls
- .y.r has presented case oi 'ac
,,,,,rco and character or that III
',I;eh yo have so long been ehSas'"'
! Doubt il n tribunal more 'N.'''"
mo character Of the persons "ho 49,,
nnso II has ever sat in lndsiii'h' -
: hro,h,r officer. | douht u al o'"'
w.;,h the lifelong character ana ',,, s'','n
w. w." ,,1 conduct that Admiral SEM,
49,, ,lvoys displayed, was ever ."''os
~, before to ask an Investigation -
49, ~, aonluct as a victorious eoh'i''a"'
or Of lloof n,,.r comnar-
49, n,sa with the charges ai''' -
,,a,,l. of Lake Erie. In thal 'as' :" -,
p''' harc hecn some foundations w
III. ,he,, was no foundation Mha',
~ W. lIo said that the court hau' =.
,,am prevented comparison
Us ,har officers engaged III the SaH'
tiago campaign. .ho said
80" "Thore is no accuser here. ne saw, nasn
.,ohndy is on trial. ana !e' w rnm.
ha.n conducted as thohsa ~. 90,
,a,o n" Schley were on irla'' ~.
ho"u'' .ant on, in the order OF IN. -
H. ~ nav being made here, 80 w.
s"",m arn compelled to consider '"e =
ouiry as a trial ~ tho cam.
IaNihh snir sequence. CAPTAIN lam
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
IN THE SANTA RITAS.

On the sunny western slope of the broad and fertile valley of the Santa Cruz. q storehouse of mineral wealth is being opened up, says the Nogales Vii dette. The mines were originally owned by the Lully brothers. of this city. who developed excellent riches. They sold the properties to an eastern syndicate who organized the Santa Rita Consoli- dated Mining company. The mines are located in what are known as the Sal- eros, abutting buttes of the Santa Rita range, and are in a rich mineral belt. Silver. lead and copper are the predominating minerals and the lodges are said to be large.
 Thomas French of Cincinnati, is the president of the company and general manager. MT. A. Hoover of this city being superintendent. The latter was in the city the first of the week and was enthusiastic over results following the work in the mines.
 In the group are several prospects. but the development work has shown that the Apache" and Royal Blue" have become real mines, while the others are showing up fine as work progresses. From the first named ore is being taken out for shipment and it is of high class.
 There are twenty-five miners em- ployed and camp of considerable pro- portions has sprung up in the vicinity Of the mines.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
We Sell Everything g

mine alone some POGO tons of high grade ore, the net profit of which will more than pay for the group of mines, cost and installation of the plant, and all the money Douglas, Lacy & Co. have expended on development work.
 The mines are being opened in a sys- tematic manner, by adit levels fifty feet apart. and the ores may be taken from the great contact vein at the very min- imurn of cost. and with no expensive hoisting of ores or waste.
 The smelter is going up at Calabasas as rapidly as skill and money can ac- complish it. and within thirty days will be producing seven to ten tons of cop per bullion per day.-Star.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
Mines and Minerals of Arizona

have been put to work grading road up the canyon to the mill site, and by the time the mill, which was pur- chased here from MT. Leoenworth and which will be brought from Corona, reaches the proposed site, everything will be in readiness for its erection. MT. Sanders stated that the company had already received numerous appli- cations for stock. and that just as soon as enough ready money was realized from the sale of this stock at 25 cents Der share. for the immediate expenses of transferring the mill to it's new loca- ton the stock would be advanced to 50 cents per share.
 Redmond Toohey. manager of the company. left this week for Corona, to superintend the moving of the mill
 The ore has already been blocked out and is visible In large quantities. The mine has been sampled time and time again and has never returned less than s23 to the ton, and from that to forty three dollars.
 James Marlow is the owner of some promising copper prospects in the reighborhood of Don Luis. Some de- velopment work has been done and mining men who have seen the pros poets pronounce them well worth de- veloping. The showing so far made is such as to induce capital to take hold in earnest.
 Fred Dwight of the Bisbee West company returned yesterday from Dos Cabezas. where he went to examine some gold properties for eastern capi- talists. He reports the mining indus try thriving in that section and a large amount of work being done. He thinks that district one of the most promising f1i iSf ri in try nd is destined ere long to contain several thousand souls. He brought with him a number of specimens from this dis trict which show considerable gold to the naked eye.
 The Solomon Springs Consolidated Mining company has q group of eiEh- teen claims lying just east of Solomon
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
JENSEN'S SUCCESS.

Most everybody in Nogales knows and remembers Pete Jensen, the genial former. customs inspector m the regime of ex-Collector Christ. Some time ago, says the Vidette. the indefatigable Jen- sen, while prospecting in the Harshaw district wandered up into the low hills northeast of the old town of Harshaw and in the Red Rock district-siX miles north of H.rshaw-struok copper belt that promises big results. His find was such that Bisbee people took an inter est in it and organized the Red Rock Mining and Milling company.
 Mir. Jensen was retained as general manager and prosperous and busy camp has sprung up where the lonely but hard working prospector toiled in the broiling sun for many days with hope and a pack animal as his only companions.
 The strengest part Of the discovery is that every one for years has always regarded the Red Rock district as gold belt
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12

short time ago water was added to their supply.
 Not only the improvements at the United Verde would indicate that the output of Senator Clark g mines in the Jerome district would be increased rather than decreased. but the prepara- tions being made to place a shelter on Equator Hill. with which to work the ores already blocked out in the Iron King and other mines. owned by the Equator Mining and Smelling com pany, of which Senator Clark is the principal stockholder. would give color to the claimed increase output of his Jerome mines Already some of the machinery for this new smelter is in Jerome. and parts of the road bed be- tween Equator Hill and the railroad nave been built up and widened SO that the heavier machinery may be safely transported oyer it..
 As to the Equator Mining and Smelt- ing company, among the claims record ed as transferred to it by deed in the
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
THE COPPER OUTPUT
Clark's Rumored Agreement to Re
 strict It Is Dicredited

Relative to Senator Clark's reported agreement to restrict the output of the United Verde the Jerome News says:
 And at this writing there Is TO in dication that it is yet in effect at Je- rome" And. in fact. everything in and about the United Verde mines, and other mines owned by Senator Clark and associates in this district would indicate that the output would be in- creased and just soon as possible.
 At the United Verde improving of all classes of machinery continues where improvement is possible. New. more commodious and more modern coke. coal and ore bins will be built, and q
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12

Springs and about seven miles south east from Bisbee. The location os this group was completed about three years ago by J. G. Pritchard and other of our citizens and more or less development work has been carried on nearly con tinuously. A few months ago the com pany was formed and incorporated that by the sale of stock funds could be realized for the further development Of the property. Their main shaft has reached a depth Of 200 feet and work on it is being continued. The surface indications are very favorable and the promoters of the enterprise feel as- sured of a profitable return on the cap itai invested in it and that at no dis tant day.
 The Risbee Consolidated Copper com pany was formed recently to carry on the development of a group of seven teen very promising copper prospects southeast of Solomon Springs and about seven miles from Bisbee. These claims had been the property of c. F. Nichols and associates and during the past three years considerable develop ment work had been done upon some of them with favorable results.
 Comparatively recently eight mining claims were located about one and one half miles northwest of Bisbee by W. J. CleNelanu S. S. SlSSOn- only development yet done on the prop erty is the ten feet of location work on each claim made necessary by terri torial statutes. However. the formation is promising, being lime and iron. and the locators state that in doing the To- cation work low grade copper ore was found in several instances. The prop erty is located at the Morning Star group. and joins the well known prop erty owned by Thomas Higgins.
 From Superintendent Dwight of the Bisbee West Mining company the Re view learned yesterday that recently upon reaching a depth of 125 feet in the main shaft of the company so much water was encountered as to preclude further work in it until facilities for handling the water were provided. The company contemplates the installation of a powerful pump to be operated by compressed air. For ten feet prior to having reached the 725 feet of depth the shaft is in low grade ore, which however. improved with depth.
 The Modern Copper Mining company continues development work on it's property, the work now being directed in rInning q drift from n depth of eighty feet. which had been attained in the principal shaft.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12

week of October 19, are the Equator. Copper Chief, ct al by Charles w. Clark. w. A. Clark, !. l.. Giroux and James A. Mcdonald. and the Amity and Noel, giving the company n large group of claims.
 Some time ago Senator Clark said to News representative that the own CTS of this property were somewhat disappointed in the development results on the Iron King claim. but during the week we were informed by a miner from that neighborhood that a new dis covery of a large and rich body of ore was made a few days ago.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12

MisS. dUI-DA JAhEMaN.
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 Just as surely as Mrs. Jake man was cured just so surely will Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cure every woman suffering from any form of fe- male ills.
 Mrs. Pinkllam advises sick wO- men free. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
CALABASAS MINES.

Messrs. Douglas. Lacy & Co. have se- cured the services of Captain J. D. Burgess general manager for their Calabasas copper company. limited. Captain Burgess is q mining engineer and metallurgist of rare skill and abil- ity. and we congratulate Douglas, Lacy & Co. on their acquisition. Cap tain Burgess long experience and prac- tice will bring Success to the Calabasas Copper company. limited. There is already out on the dumps of the Isabel
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
EXCURSION TO CHICAGO.

On account Of the International Live Stock Exposition to be held in Chicago November 30th to December 9th, the Maricopa & Phoenix line in connection with the Southern Pacific Company, will place on sale November 30th to De- cenber 1st, tickets to Chicago and re- turn at rate of S66.30. For further in formation call on local agents.
 NJ. O. BICKNELL,
 G. r. A.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12

Frank N. Cox, general manager of the Buena Vista Mining company, re- turned last night from Phoenix. where he had been to attend a meeting or the directors Of his company. John Hurst will return tonight. At the directors meeting Colby N. Thomas was elected secretary and treasurer of the company to succeed Judson A. Elliott. resigned. Mir Thomas and his family will arrive in NogaIeS tonight.-Vidette.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
THE BIsBEE DISTRICT
Review of Mining Operations in
 Southern Cochise Go.

The Sunday issue of the Bisbee Re view contains a lengthy article on the mines of that district. other than the Phelps. Dodge properties. from which the following is taken:
 George Sanders, superintendent Of the Napoleon Gold Mining company was in Bisbee yesterday on business connected with the company. Teams
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12

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Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
MRS. HULDA JAKEMAN
Wife Of President Jakeman of Elders of the Mormon Church, Salt Lake City, Utah, RecOm- mends Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound For W0- mans Periodic Pains.

' DEAR MRs. PISKHAM :-Before I knew of Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg. etable Compound l dreaded the approach of the time for my menstrual period, as it would mean a couple of
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cure constipation, biliousness and headache. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by Elvey G Hulett
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12

A Munich publisher has issued g work in two parts on the oldest, big gest and otherwise most remarkable trees in Bavaria.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-12
THE METAL. MARKET.

New York, Nov. I1.-Silver, 57kc: Mexican dollars unchanged. Copper unchanged.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-11
NOTICE..

A partnership has been formed on the Ist
day of Jure. 1901, BY and between Hee
zee Hing Tong, Hee Che, hee Ching Sh.e,
Quong Ming, Kan Sun, and Chang zap
Shee, doing business under the firm name
Of Yum Wo Company, at Smith street,
Honolulu. Oahu, Territory Of Hawaii. The
nature Of the business Is the Building and
General Real Estate Business.
Homo ulu, !une 2ath. 1901.
HEE YEE HING TONG
HEE CHIC
HEE CHING SHEE
QUONG MING
KAN SUN
IS76-27,l,tI,lS CHANG YAP SHEE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-11
To Honolulu for Repair.

Wailuku, July CIV. G. Scott says
that he will hire gasoline schooner
to tow the Alice Kimball TO Honolulu
for repairs. The Alice Kimball since
she has been iloated off from the Ka'
hului beach has been leaking very lit.
tie, and II she had the sails, she could
easily make Honolulu Mr.. Scott says
that it cost him 800 to get his vessel
off, He has not made up his mind yet
as to what he will do with the schoon-
or. whether to engage her in the island
trade, sell her, or send her of on a mis-.
sion to the South Seas in place of thu
Morning Star.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-11
FORT STREET EXTENSION
NOT A LOST HOPE

J. G.. Pratt. agent for Bruce Wa
ring & Co.. is full of ambitions and
hope for the successful termination Of
all the Pacific Heights plans and sees
in the development Of Tantalus
Heights field for the further extern
sion OF electric operations. He says II
Is a mistake If any one thinks the
plan for building a magnificent hotel
on Pacific Heights has been abandon
ed. We will build the hotel as soon
as the favorable conditions that prom
ise to come. have materialized.
Mr.. Pratt referred specifically to the
extension of Fort street. when Fort
street is extended pursuant to the APP
preparation bill passed BY the Legisla-
ture for that purpose. we Will soon az
ter. be in position to save ten or
fifteen per cent on the cost Of trans
ferring building material from the
wharf to the heights. | know there IL
an arrangement between the Tram
ways company ana the Rapid Transit
by which one or the other of these
companies will put an electric line
on Fort street as soon as II is opened.
This will enable us to run our freight
cars to the wharf and haul building
material direct to the hotel site.
There Is a small OBSTACLE In the way
Of this arrangement growing out OF an
oversight by the Legislature. The APP
preparation Of $4,000 sor the extension
Of Fort street specifies that 1t Is for
the purpose OF extending the street
from the present terminus to the Pauoa
road. The petition Of the people on
Pacific Heights and elsewhere, inter-
ested In this improvement asked for an
extension to Kaiulani drive, where the
Pacific Heights road terminates, The
Senators who introduced the bill I'M
derstood. SO they tell me, that the
money was to be expended for opening
the road the entire distance, and indi-
vidually they will so inform the Super
intendent of Public Works. The dis
crepancy between the terms OF the bill
and the intentions Of the people who
signed the petition Is only 300 fec;
and 1t is not improbable that the sum
of money appropriated will be sum
cient to secure the right Of way and
the whole distance.
with this street opened and con-
tinuous electric line from the wharf
the movement of the people toward th'
Heights will be accelerated. The ex'
tension of die mountain road will BIT
made as conditions warrant.
II understand that 1t is the policy O.
the superintendent OF Public Works
to make this extension of Fort stree
as soon as funds are available. Thu
Pacific Heights hotel and other i'm
provements will Immediately follow.
One OF the most recent accessions Il
the Pacific Heights colony Is II.
Baldwin. Mr.. Baldwin has purchase
two lots which command view, eS
tending from the Pail, to Waianae an
Diamond Head. These lots are no'
being terraced and graded, prepare
tory to elaborate plans of landscap
gardening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-11
Commissioner Shorey
Reports on Foods

Prof. L. c. Shorey. Food Commits
soner In his report to the Board OF
Health yesterday, gave another inter-
esting chapter on the milk and dairy
business Of Honolulu. During the
month Of June he visited all the dairies
and made the usual large number of
analyses Of milk. Prof. Shorey has
fixed standard which In his judg-
ment is the correct test Of pure whole
some milk in Honolulu. His standard
calls for LIS total solids and 2.5 butter
fat. During the month he found sew
enty samples OF milk both at diaries
and out OF wagons that tested better
than this standard.
Samples below standard were taken
from the diaries OF S. Nobrega, Ia
uaki. A. Richard. Fujioka, Tavares, Ka-
wamoto. Nakatani, j. Silva, Souza,
Palama Restaurant and Quong restau-
rant
Prof. Shorey makes the following
observation:
Il presume II Is generally known
that the last portion Of milk given by
COW is much richer In butter fat
than the first portion anu as IL is the
almost universal custom for dairymen
to allow the calves to run with the
cows and to reserve the last portion
Of the milk for them II is easily seen
that the calves are fed at the expense
OF customers who buy and pay for
milk containing the normal amount OF
fat"
Waialae is said to be the only one
where the calves do not have the pref
erence over the purchasing public.
The report says that 1t Is unwise to
feed dairy cattle on brewery grain. -
| Speaking generally, 1t has been found
that COWS, when fed on brewery grains
and similar foods, become diseased and
give milk which is especially injurious
to children. Feeding such material &c
dairy cows Is prohibited in many oi
the principal cities Of America.
| The usual number of samples OF
drugs condensed milk and fancy gro
ceries were analysed by the chemist
His investigation Of poi closes with
the remark; while open to convic'
tion on the subject, I am still of the
opinion that poi is not adulterated ex'
cept In so far as uncleanly surround'
ings and earelessness constitute adul'
teration."