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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21
TENNIS PLAYERS.

G. @. Bockus was elected president
and g. H. Derby secretary Of the Ha-
waiian Tennis Association at the meet
Ing yesterday. The annual tourna-
rlcnt for the cups Is 10 commence May
H. DR.. A. G. Wall and s. II. Derby
compose the tournament committee.
The Alexander Cup tournament will be
held by the Pacific Tennis Club before
the championship events.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21
DAN EENEAR WHO WILL WEAR
THE HEALANI COLORs.

pi.H I'm EAIt W III w Ill w IA ~
THE HEALANI COLORs.
yards. A handsome medal VIII be
given the winner. a Miss Jessie Clover
Of San Francisco VIII do high dive Of
40 feet Miss Clover claims TO hold the
record amongst the fair ones for the
high dive. A. present she h spending
few weeks ~ the Islands and has
kindly offered her services 10 make the
water carnival o success. Everything
n now ready a. the naval docks. The
lights acr Up. The bleachers are built
ana everything IL awaiting the talent
that VIII participate. Following is a
complete program Of events.
J. Fifty yard dash for boys.
T. Chariot race.
o. ~ yard championship race.
a. Boxing and Wrestling
3. 100 yard obstacle race.
o. The human cork
Z. TraDeze flying ana fancy diving.
=. ~ foot leap
.. Spring. Board diving.
10. Clothes race.
II. Ladies Race.
y. 300 yard relay race.
The officials VIII De 30 follows:
Referee ana announcer, Prof Il. A,
Woods.
Judges, w. ~, SOper ". NJ. Johnson
Time Keepers: ~. a. MOtt-smith, r.
Y. King ana Dr. Hobby
starter: .. J.. sOrensOn.
CLERK Of Course: Charles Crane.
Master Of Ceremonies Jess Woods.
Seats for the carnival VIII De on
sale All day tomorrow. There are
enough reserved seats 10 accommodate
an
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21
PUNs BEAT KAMs.

In the ball game yesterday between
the Kams and the Punahous the latter
won by the decisive score Of 10 to 4.
The teams were:
Punahou-Desha, IS: Kim Fook, 3b;
G.. Judd %; A. Ahrens, p; l.. Judd, C;
ID. Pahu RI; j. Hattie, Id; Stiles CT;
McDougall II
Kamehameha-G. Wells, IS; Hamaku,
G; d. Desha If: u. Morton, 3b; S. Kai
p; A. Lota, III; II. Robinson If; e.
Hussey CT: W. Meyer 2b.
Scores by innings:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21
THE EXTRA SESSION

Governor Carter stated yesterday
that he was disposed to fix upon May
8 as the day for beginning the extra
session Of the Legislature for approprla-
tions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21

Struck Out-By Ahrens, /; by Meyer,
0; by Kai, 3.
Bases on Balls-On Ahrens, 3; off
Meyer, /; off Kai 2.
Three base Hits-Meyer, Lota, Wells,
Ahrens
Two Base hits-Stiles, Hamaku.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21

IROQUOIs TO SAIL THURSDAY.
The u. $. $. Iroquols Is to sail on
Thursday for Midway and a crd Sc Of
inspection TO other Islands lying west
OF Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21
is A SHOTGUN EXPERT.

r. A. Smith, one Of the best shotgun
experts IN America, arrived here lass
Wednesday.
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Want ADS IN the star bring quick re-
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PUBLIC WORKS CASE.

The demurrer In the suit Of American
Hawaiian Engineering and Construc-
ton Co. VS.. C. s. Holloway, Superin-
tendent Of Public Works, was argued
before the Supreme Court yesterday.
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Purity Wholesomeness ana Flavor
are the principal requirements OF O
successful beyerage-the United States
Government report youches for the FIRST
two and the verdict Of the consumer
for the last ln-Ralnler Beer.
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For the midnight lunch. A sandwich
just right not too thick and not too
thin, and a sparkling glass of Rainier
Beer. IT'S a delight you can't afford to
miss
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Ayers Hair VigOr
Is a Hair Food.

1t feeds the hair The hair grows
long and heavy because it gives b. the
Lair just what ID needs.
Ify0ur hair Is turning gray, 1t shows
there Is lack of hair n0urishmcut
Give your hair this hair-fo0d and b.
viii take on new life. Soon an the
deep rich color Of youth viii return
~ IT,
We are sure You viii be greatly
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Embarrassing. IL makes the hair soft
and smooth, and prevents splitting at
the ends.
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GATES DEAL BROKEN.

CAssooIated Cable
CHICAGO April 2IThc wheat deal has been broken the
price having declined five
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21

Mr. OBen has received the portfolio OF Minister to Denmark
Mr. Buen native OF Grand Rapids Mich His in the Dip
oatc service has been brilliant and while the position he goes
the important, requires man OF considerable strength
The fact that the Royal family o. Denmark related to almost every
regnng sovereign Europe makes their court the center OF much
diplomatic Information.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-21
OlHB RAILWAY AND LAND cos
TIME TABLE
OCTOBER 6, 1904.
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
Per Walanae, -Vaialua, Kahuku and
WaV StahOns-'9:b q. m, 1870 y. 10.
Yer Pearl City Eva MIL ana Way
s1BatOhs-t7:S0 q. m, '9:iB q. -,
aILy95 g. m, '2:l5 .. m, 1870 D. M.
sgsIE p. m, 1880 p m, tli:ib p. m.
INWARD.
nEEfve Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
aliza GnF Waianae-'S3g q. M, 1881
IA.
WFrfVe Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-t7.46 a. m, $3.50 q. m,
nles1s a. m, 'l:l0 D. m, '4:a .. m.
All .. M, $3.50 m.
ell11iV.
genHduy EKcepteG.
tglEllday only.
The Halelwa Limited, a two hour
train. ayes Honolulu very Sunday OF
e:22 o. N. returning arrives IN Homo
lulu Of 1910 o, m. The Limited stops
only at Pearl city an Walanae,
n. p. DEENIsoN D, @. SMITH,
0upt q. p. A. 4. =,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

Rlo Grande Western railway by a spur
between four and five miles i'm length
The Comm arcial mine is situated i'm
Bingham canyon. some two and half
miles above he station and near the
properties of tie United States Mining
company. II contains over eighty
acres, is operated through three tun-
nels and equipped with two Rand COM
pressors, driven by steam Here lis
exposed sufficient ore to furnish a laree
tonnage for a number OF years The
transportation 10 Bingham station is
over the Copper Belt railway
The Eagle & Blue Bell at Eureka
contains ninety-fiVe acres 1t is a COM
paratively recent acquisition 1t is op-
Grated through a 1.10O-foot tunnel and
"A shaft and is opened to a depth of 500
feet. The shipments from this property
are about seventy-five tons of ore
day.
The s1nelter mas five blast furnaces.
two converter stands, one 600 horse
power blowing engine and about 500
electric horse power. which is furnished
by the Utah light q Railway company
1t is equipped with the necessary office
buildings, Laboratories. an Electric Stag
hauiage. automatic sampler and dunn
bins. and all The latest and most an
proved apparatus tor smelter work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

ing means of reaping the profits of their
labors.
World Monopoly Planned.
Up till last spring the company had
shipped all their giIsonite from the
Duche5ne mines to Price by wagon.
which was an expensive proposition
and left it an easy matter for Compel
ing companies to operate OH an equal
footing. as the fact that the ore had to
be hauled in wagons for over 100 miles
necessarily left the company powerless
to any more than fill orders. much less
drive others out of competition.
The columns of The Herald contained
n news item early last spring which
was in effect that the gilsonite mines
at Fort Duchesne had closed down.
which was the first we'll defined step of
the asphalt combination to absolutely
control the market for gilsonite as far
as the raw material II concerned. The
next step was the announcement that
a traction road would be built from
Mack station, on the Rio Grande. to the
Black Dragon vein, on Evacuation
creek, one of the tributaries of White
river The distance from Mack to the
Black Dragon vein is fifty-twO miles.
as compared NTH 100 miles from Du-
chesne TO Price
With this road i'm operation it will be
an easy matter for the asphalt people
to control the market, as they will have
the only mines of the kind that are
tapped by a railroad. and in this case
the road even is controlled by them.
Great Veins of Gilsonite.
In the White river district are veins
of gilsonite twenty feet wide. and from
which can be taken ore In vast quanti-
ties. and with comparatively little eX-
pense The ore can be laid down at
Mack station, on the Rio Grande, for
not to exceed "a per ton. Formerly it
cost SIS per ton for the hauling charges
alone to the railroad. This difference
VIII enable the company to get into the
markets at a much lower figure than
formerly and viii result in a greatly in
creased demand From the terminus of
the Uintah railway at Dragon. near the
state line, the company is constructing
hTst-clasS' roads to Nernal. Fort Du-
chesne, Ouray and other points in the
tintah basin. 1t IS the expressed inten-
ton of the company to operate an auto
mobile line from the end of the road
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

What, Is true OF this ground is also
true Of the Copper Mountain. S1ylarlz.
North Horn Silver. Copper Ranc,, n
X. Extension and quite A number 81
other properties at different pOiDts
along the monster mineral bearing zone
covered by the various mining districts
which embrace the mineral field or
Beaver county. Hundreds of properties
in these districts are now only awaiting
the magic touch of capital TO CONVEX
them into mines and. judging from tide,
manner in which some of the best de-
veloped properties are creating a stir
IL Is fair TO presume that the day is at
hand when the men with good ground
VIII not have 70 seek long for means to
demonstrate the worth of the Iodes
they have vainly sought in the past to
open.
This brief resume of what has been
DONG in Beaver county during the year
II Is fully realized. does not begin u
cover the field II serves to show. how
ever. that much has baen accomplished
and that the year 1908 Will be a busy
one II properties that deserved spe-
cial mention have been overlooked. as
there is no doubt but what they have
been. The Herald asks that their own
erS take the will for the deed. assuring
them that il has the welfare of the en-
tire section at heart and that il stands
ready at all times To say a good word
for any and every legitimate enterpriae.
The new year is ahead and there will
be numerous opportunities to make
good Tor any shortcomings Of this re-
view. Beaver county mining deserves
encoura cement Il has had its full
share Of diSCOura cement The tide has
turned and the patient walters have
reason and just cause to rejoice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
yer County Enters Upon Period Of Prosperity

The past twelve months have been
history makers in the mineral bearing.
sections OF Beaver county and the way
has been paved for record breaking
achievements during the year to come.
several undertakings of magnitude
ave been launched and the work done
IN the mines and prospects has been
o. q nature to inspire the greatest
confidence in the future of mining in
that region Tie mammoth undertake
ing which Samuel NeWhouse has prac-
tically rounded out at the Cactus con-
Ter bonanza, the reorganization and
placing on firm basis OF the Majestic
company. the building Of the great
milling plant at the Horn Silver and
the large amount of development work
done in all portions of the district has
brought the mining world TO a reali-
cation of the fact that the section Of
the state which has long been frowncd
upon is about 10 enter upon a career
that must compel permanent silence Oh
the part of those who always knew
mines IA Beaver county that was worth
wasting time over.
The Newhouse Undertakings.
The work accomplished by the spleR-
didly organized corps Of experts Of
the NeWhOuse Mines q Shelters cor
pOration, with 9Ir. NewhOuse in the
clair and personally directing every
move. has been little short of mar
Neeious.- To carry out the designs of
the Cactus owner has required the ex-
penditure OF more than 81 .0O0. 900 but
with mine behind him that experts
declare has Approximately S3u 00e. 900 in
sight with nothing but a little digging
to do in order 10 double il. there has
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

and Harrington Hickory have remark
q bly, large bodies of ore exposed now
end il is said that eVcry months de-
velopment adds materially to the re-
serves. Since work was resumed last
September these mines have more than
met the entire cost of operation through
III shipment OF a portion of the high
grade ore taken out in doing develop
ment. and tins. it IS decIsred they can
he made to do indefinitely.
The knowledge that the day is ap-
preaching when the Ma estic company
viii have its smelter running and that
IL viii most likely afford q market for
ores from neighboring mines in the
camp. has had a most stimulating ef-
feet on other propositions while the
general knowledge that the district was
sure To boom. has caused the '-knocker''
to take tie-pass ana seek other fields.
Peck Mill and Horn Silver.
After exhaustive tests and expeTI-
rIents upon the ZInc~lcdd-Silver ores
Ct the Horn Silver, TIE character of Gre
@ which there IL mountains in
the mine and thousands upon thous-
ends of tons on the taiiIngs dumps
which is worth over S1U per ton, the
Peck brothers made terms with the
management Of the company and be-
gan the erection % a 3Ca-tOn mill. en-
CGying their OWL process to handle it.
Z letiop and its p3Crat 'on VIII mean the
employment OF men and the earning Of
vast sums OF money from material that
las heretofore produced nothing but
worry.
The Horn Silver mine Itself has been
worked steadily throughout the year
with results wE;ch are reflected ia the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

amount of dividends paid and shown
elsewhere In the mine there is still
l&rge quantities of rich copper and sill
Ner-lead ores, aside from the channels
N whiSh the znc cuts such A promi-
rent figure. and there is no reason to
suspect that the next twelve months
viii not be fully as profitable. If not
more so, than has the last year of the
company
Horn SiIver's Neighbors.
Close neighbors Of the Horn Silver.
the Lulu company ; property on one
side and the large area of patented
territory belonging to the Frisco Min
ing company on the other. have gotten
Things in shape for d vigorous and
telling campaign during the year now
icing entered upon Patrick Ryan and
Minnesota talent are la control of the
Lulu and a big operating shaft will
soon De going down within a stones
throw Of the Horn Silver works.
On the opposite or northeast side of
Ire Horn Silver and covering the same
contact for long distance. is the
property of the Frisco company. This
%round was acquired and developed by
u. r Rohifing, formerly general super
lntendent and consulting engineer of
the Horn SilVe- company When il
was Incorporated Il few months ago Il
vas after Mr.. RohInng had. 10 his
own satisfaction, determined its worth
Preparations are now being made to
equip ii With first class hosting
works and go after the ore bodies in a
systematic and vigorous manner The
year Is counted upon to bring most
substantial results.
Between these properties and the O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

The Bingham Consolidated Mining &
Smelling company, with a smeIter at
Bingham Junction and mines I'm two
parts OF Bingham camp and In the Tin
Tic district at Eureka. is playing an
important part in developing the con
per mines OF this region and I'm the
smeltinE OF copper ores.
The snelter was put i'm commission
about four yel rs ago. but prior to that
time a large outlay had been made and
a great deal of mine development had
been done by this company and allied
Interests. While the company mas NOT
yet joined the dividend paying list. it
Is safely among the earners of profits.
The delay in the distribution of these
profits among the shareholders is due
entirely 10 she great expense that has
been incurred in purchasing additional
mining properties. prosecuting their de-
velopment ana III procuring expensive
and extensive betterments for the
smeiter and ihe various mines
The affairs # the company are under
the direction of Captain Duncan Nc
Vichie as general manager. while w.
IL Nutting IS superintendent at the
snIelter. II IS estimated that fn laying
the foundation OF This great enterprise
the company has expended fully $3.0oe, :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

600 within The past FIVE years. There
are now employed by the company
ABOUT $50 men, and the pay roll reaches
an annual total of $3.50, 900.
The Smelter has ii capacity of 900
tons Of ore daily and is treating some
900 tons o& ore DAY It's product dur
ing the past yeaT in copper bullion
reached rOtal OF eleven and Il half
million pounds.
Inc largest group of mining claims
owned by the -ompany is the Dalton &
Lark group, situated on the west side
OF the West Mountain mining district.
and contains 400 acres of ground In
this tract is included the original Dali
ton q Lark holdings. Lead Mine. Samr-
son, Brooklyn, and Yosemite No. /
mines. This body is traVersed by three
parallel veins for n distance of about
1000 feet. and is tapped by the Mas
cote tunnel, which has a length OF
$500 feet. The lowest workings are
LOO feet from the surface and the
combined md erground workings ac-
gregate some 10000 feet or nearly six
miles. In these workings very large
ore reserves have been blocked out.
This property Is equipped with a 250-
horsepower air compressor and a 10
horsepower electric railroad It lis con-
nected with the Bingham branch of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

Mining interests In the Uintah basin.
during the past year have centeTed
principally in the hydro-carbon fields,
and the greatest activity in mining
matters has been along the black belt.
which forms one of the most extensive
as wen as most Interesting mineral de-
pcsits IN the state. il not in the entire
west. Following well defined plan.
the Asphalt trust, of which the ellison
AEphaIt company is a branch, has dur
ms the past year been very active in
getting matters so shaped that the con-
lioi OF the output of commercial gill
sonite viii be in their hands. The COM
pletlon OF the Uintah railway from
Mack station, on the Denver &, Rio
Grande. marks the beginning of the
end OF any really live competition by
other companies.
Ever since the first discovery of gill
sonite and its uses. twenty years ago.
there mas been a carefully laid and
smoothly executed campaign carried on
10 prevent decentralization of the mar
ket through the sharp competition of
Numerous companies operating indie
pendeutly- To this end large sums of
money We're expended in the prelimin-
airy work of purchasing claims 10 which
no titles could be given, and the subse-
quent work of securing congressional
action that would pave the way for the
obtaining OF patents TO the ground, all
OF which was necessary by reason of
the special provisions in the bill that
opened the old Uncompaghre reserva-
ton, but which reserved all hydrO-car-
bOnS found within the lines for future
action of congress.
After securing quit claim deeds to the
greater part OF the big deposits of the
White river country, the next steD was
the validating of the claims thus Sc
cured by federal legislation, which was
accomplished during the last congress.
This legislation carried d provision
which made it necessary for the as
phait people to survey all these claims
thus validated and patent them as pro-
Nlded by the United States mining laws.
To this end the company has during
the past summer, had a surveying corps
IN the field, and through their attor-
neys, have about perfected their titles
10 these valuable claims.
The way having been made clear for
perfecting title To the ground. the COM
pany early last winter set about devils
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

Whether they will be bile to continue
IN the face of the advantages III IA
Vor OF their bigger rival. remains TO be
seen There are predictions that there
VIII be a consolidation of the two COM
panies ere long,
At the Pariette mine, which is stu
Gted about ten miles south of the pU-
chesne bridge, on the Price Nernai road
a lively campaign has been carried on
during the past year. The property IS
owned by Chicago people, who have
factory of their own located i'm that
city, where they use all the output of
the mine in the manufacture of var
nishes, beads. paints oils, and mineral
rubber The fact that they use the out
put of the mine at their own factory
makes l. possible for them 20 view with
indifference the movements OF the big
asphalt ombination
A visit to the mine viii convince an
observer that the company knows its
business, and is conducting il in AN
Intelligent manner. on the surface the
vein from which the ore was taken was
not more than ten inches in thickness.
but now at depth OF $50 feet. the
quallty OF the ore in this vein is the
best yet discovered along the entire
Ielt. and is what is known as first
class, being ninety-seven per cent
pure.
during the year the company has
NPeiiusu III the lfelshoofhood of $4,000
IN equipment for the mine, consisting
OF an air compressor and hoist. All the
buildings and the mine are lighted or
electricity, a dynamo having been in
stalled for this purpose.
Under the able ma ma cement of one
Donald Rostrero, the physical condition
or the mine has Easily improved dur
ing the year Everything is being done
Tor the safety and comfort of the men
employed, which has been about fiftv
during the past year. From the one