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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-02
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obecnie bawi ON W stolicy Japonii,
gdzie ma jego Geese urzadzono
wczoraj uroczyste przyjecie u
dziaiem ministrow wielu innych
dygnitarzy pahstwowych miej-
skich. Odpowiadajac ma toasty,
wzniesione ma jego P. Roosevelt
ia Geese, wypowiedzial Taft mo-
we, w ktorej nadmienil, re Ame-
rykanie So dumni tego, IL mo-
gil poSredniozyc w utrwaleniu po-
koju miedzy walczacemi wowczas
pahstwami II. Japonia Rosya.
Wspominajac niedawnych roz-
ruchach w San Francisco, wymie-
rzonych przeciw emigrontom ia
ponskim chihskim, zapewnial,
IL So to drobne wykroczenia, kto-
re sic dadza zalatwic w proStej
drodze dyplomatycznej, zdaniem
zas mowcy wojna miedzy Stana-
mi Zjednocz. Joponia bylaby u
ragowiskiem wszelkiej cywiliza-
cyl. Sprawa ewentualnej sprzeda-
zy wysp Filipinskich przez Anne
ryke ME moze sprowadzic powa-
zniejszych zawiklah miedzy oby-
dwoma panstwami, gdyz Joponia
dla utrzymania zbawiennego po-
koju ME kwapilaby sic zapewne
do kupna tychze wysp. Ma kohcu
wspomniai jeszcze, re czuje sic
szczesliwym, IL moze bye goS-
ciem Joponii Po uczcie uda} sic
minister razem z urzednikami a
merykanskiego poselstwa do Yo-
kohamy, gdzie mu go$cinne Ego
towali przyjecie zamieszkali tam
re Amerykanie.
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cuskie poselstwo w Tangierze
postawilo sultanowi Abdel Asizo-
wi, znajdujacemu sic obecnie W
Rabat nastepujace warunki::
y. Wyr6wnanie wszelkich pre-
tensyj, jake Francya zywi "a "a
mordowanie Dr. Hauchamp'a.
q. Ostateczne ustanowien;e
stray policyjnej ma granicy Al
gieru.
81. Zaplacenie wszelkich kosz-
tow, ktore ponieSli francuscy pod
dani przy bombardowaniu Casa
blanki, oraz zaplacenie kosztow
francuskiej ekspedycyi.
A Natychmiastowe wypelnie-
ME warunkow ukiadu zawartego
w Algeciras, przedewszystkiem
zaprowadzenia tam francusko
hiszpahskiej policyi. s@
Paryz, 2 pazdziernika.
WszystIde mocarstwa, procz Hi.
szpanii, ktore podpisywaly uklad
w Algeciras, zaakceptowaiy ST.
rowe przepisy przeciw przemyca-
niu broni do Morokka, wydane
przez Francye. Wskutek tego be-
da one scisle przestrzegane,
Paryz, 2 pazdziernika. - Fran
cusk minister spraw zagranicz-
nych ma niezbite dowody ma to,
il Mulej Hafiz ME zywi wzgle-
dem Francyi nieprzyjaznych "a
marrow, lecz tylko zada Cd niej
neutralnosci w jego walce re sui
tanem.-H. Tai, marokkanskiego
ministra skarbu Mahomeda Tozi,
czyni tutaj starania celem podje-
cia pozyozki II rozmaitych finan-
sistow, dajac W zastaw klejnoty
sultana Abedel Asia.
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ze Piotr A. Kuropatkin, jeden z
przywodcow rosyjskich socyalis-
tow, zostai tutaj aresztowony ma
skutek doniesienia, ze bra1 udzial
W napadzie ma dworek metropo-
lity Antoniusa.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-02

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Personal and Local
happenings Around Town

a. c.aoas loft SATURDAY.
Milwaukee to visit her parents
~, tsorr;s Of Hacklev. spent
~,an., with friends in town
pnolostead who snent
.m.ol,s At Oshkosh WORKING
..d home Saturday.
.,.,st We'll and family moved
the n. A. Garrison house on
Main street this week. -
- L RIordan was down from
i Ashland several days the first of
.b,s week on business.
rb~;. Harte. cook at Hanson's
n..o near Conover, spent Tues
5ar in town.
AZ r..nfer and Westley Beach
~..s. lakes scent a few hours
r..u Wednesday.
SIM Frkste.n, the Chicago tail
..s+.a his customers here
few DAYS the f0repart Of this week.
Hmm awIpr Otto Deckert and
VIM cnndsfpan returned Thus
dgy from Appleton.
Parker Fountain Pens at John
con .be Teweler.
Georoe Bishop transacted bust
oass at State Line "Wednesday
and Thursday
Mrs 2 II. Dildine Sundaved
with her darohter, Mrs, Tud, R,
.,.I4r;
Mss Ida srattery departed this
m.nlng for Milwaukee to visit
friends and relatives.
T,bn IaPage was I'D from
RbneD3nder SATURDAY. last On a
,s..t b,,,;,as. and n1aoa,,ra +r;n
Fred Raker If Woodrnff was in
town Wednesday. CATERING to the
clear trade.
eoOo Marx was ~ 70 Haop,o,,
and spent Sunday with her nar-
rnts. rctnrnino here Mondav
W. A. Phelps was down from
HsckIsv Mondav On short husi-
ness triD
Mar, u;rza, aoo,r+oa ua
day On > bnsiness trio - M;Insr-
kec.
Wood will be received at this
office on account. auvlen0ths
from IS inches to DoleNenoths. i
Fstber TonIaka ratnroad We'd
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Nearly a Fatal Mistake.

Lester Garter had narrow es-
cape last Saturday when, having
finished shaving, he put cabolic
acid on his face in place of bay
rum. The two bottles stood close
together and in a hurry he picked
up the wrong bottle and did not
discover his mistake until it had
been applied to his face. Oil was
used Immediately which stopped
further damage which might have
been done but as it was, his face
looked like raw beef5teak for a
few days, He was lucky that none
of the acid got into his eyes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Lawsuits in Progress al Appleton.

Monday morning the following
citizens departed for Appleton as
witnesses in the case Of The Heirs
Of McEchron VS.. Kate Pier which
began in Appleton Tuesday morn,
ing: Atty. N. A. Colman, W. A.
Bradford, FINN LaWler, Dan Ora
ham, VIM. Telicffson and Joh..
Wild. The trespass case of Kate
Pier VS.. John Bowers is also in
progress at Appleton this week
and Messrs. john Bowers, Otto
Deckert, and VIM. Sundstean went
down Monday to attend.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
CHURCH NOTES
CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday School at 10 o'clock;
Preaching at II o'clock;
Evening Song service and ser.
mon at 7:3o o'clock.
Rev. C. w. Pinkney, Pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01

I C.. 4. Hermann of Amigo, ar
rived here Wednesday and will do
the painting on Mart Hirzels new
house.
The Ladies Aid of the Catholic
Church met last week Thursday
evening at The home of Mrs. Chas.
Chase and recognized for the
winter with the following officers:
President, Mrs. John E Hanson;
Secretary, Mrs, M. Morrison;
Treasurer, Mrs. Rube Slattery.
Finest line of Spectacles, Colo
and Nlckle frames, also Colored
Spectacles, at T. Johnson, the Jew
eler. 4
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Will Hold Basket Social.

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Catholic Church will give a basket
social and card party, in the rooms
over the old bowling alleys east
of Hotel Smith, on Wall Street,
Thursday evening, November 9Th,
at 8 o'clock Every lady is re-
quested to bring basket of lunch
for two ~, and are to put their
name on card on top OF the bas-
ket. All are cordially invited TO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
New State Fish Hatchery at WiIdR

Merrill Advocate
The new state fish hatchery will
be located at Wild Rose, Waush-
ara county. The fish commission
has come to this decision after a
careful inspection of seferd de-
sirable sites, one of EHeh was
Dunield, the home /the Alta
Springs, and which the commiss-
ion regarded very favorably.
Wild REESE however, met all the
requirements necessary to a sue
cessful hatchery, a government
expert passing upon these re-
quirements and the decision was
made.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01

Mrs. A. A. Denton and niece
Miss Hart, spent Saturday and
sunday at the home of Louie Den
ton at Rummels.
Mrs. Robert Felt, who has spent
a month at Milwaukee and She
boygan with relatives and friends,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. O'Con-
nor are entertaining Mrs. Don. ! /
O'Connor and daughter of Apple
ton, who arrived here Saturday. Il
Miss Belle Fuller arrived Satur-
day from Rosendale on an extend
ed visit at the home of her brother
George E. Fuller.
Mrs. N. A. Garrison and daugh-
ter, Lillian, left Saturday last for
Grand Rapids, Mich, to make
their future home. Their house
hold goods left Monday.
For Watches, Clocks, etc, call
at Johnson's, the Jeweler. Goods
are guaranteed and prices right
Peter Heeden and John Carlson
two Of Conover's prosperous far
mers, were in town the first of the
week, shopping.
Alvah Bardeen was up from
Wausau Wednesday, taking orders
for his celebrated 'Knickerbocker
cigars.
Rev. and Mrs, G. F. Herzfeldt
returned "Wednesday from Ocon-
omowoc, where they were called
by the death Of a nephew.
Miss Marion Garrison departed
Wednesday for Appleton, to be
witness in the case OF the Heirs
of McEchron vs.. Kate Pier. !
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hayward ar
rived Wednesday. E. E. is BUILD
ing a new log house on his home-
stead near Rummels andl/making
other improvements.
Mrs. Steve Bowker and family
are entertaining her brother, Hen
ry Gericke, and nephew Fred
Stubs of Algoma. The boys ar
rived Thursday and will remain
voer the hunting season,
A. A. Denton, who has spent
the past three weeks in Canada on
cruising trip, returned home on
Thursday. He reports the lakes
and streams in a frozen condition.
Fred Flanders of Lake Charles,
La, spent Saturday and Sunday
in town with friends. Fred form
erlv run the brick yard at Conover
and is in the same business at
Lake Charles
Gene O'Dell went up tojCono
yer Wednesday to cond9tt the
general store for G L. Carter.
His family will no doubt move up
to Conover in the near future to
reside.
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Rogers
and daughter arrived from Berlin
Wednesday to make this their flu
ture home. Mr.. Rogers is mem
Der of the Rogers Printing Co,
publishers of The News.
J.. J. Roderick, the Eagle RIVER
furniture man and undertakeYwas
in town to-day. While ynEre he
sold his house and lot onJsuperior
St. to shoemaker Vinquist For
est Advance, Three Lakes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
New Ads. in This Issue.

THE REVIEW ads. are winners,
and we call our readers attention
to them, especially to the new ads.
which should be read by all and
profit thereby:
Lester Carter,
Aug. Well,
Strong s Marley,
DIR. j. w. Thompson,
Mrs. Fred Morey,
Wood For Sale,
Agents Wanted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Killed Another Wolf.

N. L. Linney and son Ellsworth
laid low another wolf Wednesday.
This makes the third wolf they
have killed near here within a few
weeks. They are getting to be
experts at slaughtering wolves.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Nntice For Bids.

Sealed bids for a new furnace
at the Catholic Church will be re-
ceived up to and including Mon
dav noon at the Catholic Parson-
age. Specifications and particu-
lars can be obtained from the I'M
derslgned.
(Signed, J FATHER ToPLAKA,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Halloween Franks.

Thursday evening was Hallow-
cen and the pranks played by the
young people around town were
OF light character, namely, soap
ing windows, moving gates, wag-
ons, and everything laying around
loose. No damage was reported
done, and owners of missing prop
erty were busy this morning look
ing up the strayed articles. BY
the influx of window washers a.
round town today, one would be
led to believe that the citizens of
this place are in for fall cleaning.
All the little people enjoyed them
selves with their harmless pranks
and all who fell a victim took 1T
in good part
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Received Broken Leg.

James White, youngest son of
officer james White, while playing
on the school grounds Wejnss-
day afternoon, had the miFfortuns
to break his LETT leg between the
ankle and knee. DR.. Neville re-
placed the broken member and
the little fellows resting nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
ONE PER CENT ORE.

The great increase in the production of copper, which has put Mexico among the chief producers of this metal, is due to the properties in the state of Sonora and particularly in the district of Cananea, notes a Cananea, CMexican) correspondent The great est mine at this camp is the Greene Consolidated Copper company. In eight years this company has groSn from nothing to be one of the greatest works of it's kind in existence, and it is now adding to the worlds wealth of copI CT at the rate of $10,000, 900 gold) ! [ annum. This is notwith- standir the fact that three-fourths of it's orC s of second grade and has to be CO., sentrated. Developme 1t has been rried on beyond the a,ility of the su.face equipment to ha He the tonnage, but this Is being rapidly brought up to meet the reqGI- snents; the caving system is being introduced in the mines; an elaborate system of underground and surface roads and ways, with electric traction, between the mines and mills has been in- stalled; the concentrators have beer increased by 1000 tons, and brought. up to a daily capacity of $500 tons; an extensive system of Robins belt conveyors, for bedding the ores and feeding the furnaces from the beds, IS about ready to be put into operation; the fines and flue dust are being sin tered by a patent process to relieve the work of the blast furnaces, and the eight blast furnaces now in com mission are being replaced by larger furnaces, 50x1S0 in., at the tuyeres, and with automatic feed; so that 1907 should see the present production of 6,o00,000 pounds per month greatly in- creased. It is said that the company will be able profitably to handle ore running as low as 1 per cent copper by the new and enlarged plant, with the practically automatic equipment which cuts down labor cost of hand ling.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
BIe COPPER MINES.

The seven leading copper mines of the world. named in the order of their production are: Calumet & Hecla, Michigan; Anaconda Boston & Mon tana, Montana; Rio Tinto, Spain; Cop per Queen, Arizona; Greene Consoli. dated, Mexico, ad the Mansfield, Sax ony, Germany. These mines are called in first class; with a production in 1905 of over forty millions pounds of copper. Then We have the following eight mines that have produced in 1905 less than forty millions pounds of copper and more than twenty million pounds, in the order of their import ance: The United Verde, Arizona; Copper Range, Michigan; Calumet & Arizona, Arizona; North Butte, Mon tana; United Copper, Montana; Ari- ona Copper Company, Arizona: Fur kawa, Japan, and Fl Beleo, Mexico. All of these several mines, as also others of lesser production, are mak- ing millions of money for their own CTS. It will be seen from the above that the Copper Queen of Bisbee ranks fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
DEVELOPMENT |SP PROMISING
 AT DENN-AR|zONA MINE
In the South Drift There Are Good Ore Showngs and Consd erabe Evidence in Sight That There Are Large Ore Bodies of Value There-Staton Is Now Being Cut at HOO Level, and Drifting to Start This Week.

seen traces of the red metal in the rock at that point. When the HOO foot station is complete drifting will at once be commenced.
 The dump matter taken from the HOO foot level is in a separate place from the rest of the dump and an eX- animation of it failed to disclose yisi- ble signs of copper mentioned by workmen; but this has very little bearing because it is not at that point that copper is expected to be found
 The east tunnel at the tenth level will eventually meet an approaching drift from the eAmerican-Saginaw, and the two mines will then have air and exit in case of need.
 At the present time on the ore dump of the mine. plain to be seen by any one who cares, to look, is a0out 2Oo tons of ore taken from the drifts on the 1eo0 foot level. This ore is of good character and some of it Iuns very high in copper The manage ment claim that 1t has large bodies of ore where this came from in the re- gions of the 1000 foot level
 The foreman of the mine, MT. Jo- seph Collie, has great faith in it and he is a man of wide experience in mining.
 About GO underground men are en- ployed all the time. The buildings are all in good shape, the offices are neat and clean and evidence Is present everywhere of good order and man. agement. 70.
 Up to date no other or further i'm portant discoveries of ore bodies have been made in this mine since the strike some weeks ago that sent up the stocks. The signs, however, are all good. No living man can tell what Is hidden beyond the driTl points The drifting at the HOO foot level will tell whether the Denn-Arizona will be a great mine. At any hour large ors deposits may be encountered. The management are confident and so are all interested parties. The discovery and making of a great mine is very important to any community, as well as to those who put up the cash to develop and operate it The Denn outlook is bright; but only further development will truly ten the tale. The strong confidence of the Denn- Arizona people in their mine, has in- spIred confidence in the public mind and every one awaits with interest the revealing of the secrets yet hid in the bowels of Mother Earth on the Denn's POO acres of land in the big Bisbee camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
AMALeAMATEp.

The Amalgamated company is pre- paring to substitute electricity for steam in many of its mines, and also in its smelter at Anaconda. The mines are now installing equipment necessary for the change. Many oa the mine pumps and air compressors, and the concentration ct the smelter will be run by electricity. The Mis-. souri River Power company, which furnishes the power to the Amalgam- ated mines. is eRlarging it's plant and distributing lines and will furnish the Amalgamated mines with 17,000 horse power in a few months. The use of electricity will not only mean a great saving to the Amalgamated company, but will do away with the constant danger of a forced shut down by a coal shortage.
 The Boston & Montana company has let a contract to New York construc- tion company to build the new smelter stack at Great Falls The stack is to be 506 feet high and to have an in side diameter at the top of fifty feet, and an outside diameter at the bottom of seventy-five feet. The material in it will weigh 16,600 tons. The cost will be about s2O0,OO0 and it is to be completed by November, 1907. The Boston & Montana will equip the Leonard mine with the electric haul age system first and later will place it in other mines Three locomotives will be placed in the Leonard, one on
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
DEVELOPMENT WORK.

GaleAa, Kas.-A number of Michi igan capitalists who are extensively interested in copper mining in the Lake Superior district have zinc leases near Galena which promises to revo- lutionize mining methods in this part of the country. An inclined shaft 1Ox12 feet in the clear has been start ed down and will be sunk to a depth of 45O feet, the purpose being to open up an extensive vein of zinc ore at the 25O foot level. This will be the only inclined shaft in the Kansas dis trict. As shown by drilling, the lower vein of ore is of a higher grade and enormously greater extent than any thing hitherto found in the upper lev els. This fact is giving special satis- faction in view of the prevailing high record prices for both lead and zinc.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

Much has been said and written of late about the Denn-Arizona mine. Some of it has been true and much of it very far from truth.
 In order to get the facts as they exist a representative of the Review visited the mines and made a careful examination of them. There is one shaft now down not quite HOO feet the tenth level station was cut at a few feet less than 1000 feet. No drifting has been done except at the 1O0O-foot level as it is designated. Here the management have driven an exploration tunnel or drift north 50O feet; another south 400 feet and an- other east 1050 feet. Work is being pushed on this last named tunnel. These exploration drifts are all well made and where the walls are not self supporting they have been tim bered in a strong and substantial man. ner. The station is also well built and the machinery is modern and does it's work satisfactorily
 In the south drift there are good ore showings and considerable evi- 0SHSS III o15uL ludl luctr dLS lSI SS bodies of value there. Copper glance, oxide, and green carbonate can be dis inctly seen in places, and from 70 to 80 feet of ore has been encountered that will run all the way from per cent to 40 per cent copper
 The east drift shows some black manganese but not in large quantities. Iron Is plentiful. The north drift pre- scented some sulphide showings; but they were not nuneruus However, iron, silica and tale were there in con- siderable abundance
 All through the tunnels there is more or less altered lime stone, con- glomerate and shale.
 From the 1000 foot level the shaft has been continued down to HOO feet and at this point the management Is erecting another station- R6soorts have been circulated that 1t would be complete in day or two; but while work is being rapidly rushed they will be fortunate If the job is finished in ten days. This station, however, cuts no figure regarding the value of the mine, except to show the progress ,n the work of exploration and develon- ment.
 Descent was made to the HOO foot level and there the rock was carefully examined for traces of copper but none were found. However the fore man and men in charge of the work at the time, insisted that they had
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
THE ScANlAND.

Operations on the Scanland prop erty were suspended for a time, pend ing the result of negotiations under way relative to the future of the prop erty.
 It is understood that the owners are negotiating with wealthy companies for the sale of the property, which is sufficiently we'll developed for dis position at 8 reasonable Drice. F. The drifting east and west from the crosscut tunnel amounts to 40 feet all in a full breast of sulphide ore, which appears to be richer than that In the crosscut In the crosscut tul. nel-in the opposite direction-north and south-the ore body was cut for at least 25 feet.
 The owners can therefore show woud-be lpurchashrs a suIphfdelone deposit 40 feet long by 25 feet wide, which has a vertical depth of 300 feet from the surface.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
ABOUT ARIZONA.

Arizona is probably the richest part of Gods earth in minerals, taken as whole. Some other states and ter ritories are rich in spots; but Arizona takes the prize when it comes to gold, silver, copper, lead and other precious metals. In all sections of the terri tory seemingly mineral waelth Is found in abundance. A few years ago no one would have believed in the exist ence of Copper Queen or a Calumet & Arizona; and yet the half hos not come to light. Arizona Is rich in wealth, developed and undeveloped, and here is the place for poor men to become rich and rich men to get richer. The wealth is here. Come and get it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
AN INTERESTING STUDY.

The big Bisbee Copper Camp is an interesting study for the geologist. A great copper belt extends from Sonora, Mexico. far into Arizona. The gen ersl trend of this belt Is northeast and southwest. In Bisbee the ore de- posits. as a rule. occur in carbonifer- ous limestone and are underlaid with quartzite usually. Fluccan often marks the walls. and the clay frequently car ries considerable native copper, fine and coarse. The oxidized zone goes down 400 or 800 feet when 1t is usually succeeded by ironAcopper sulphides. The ores of the oxidized zone values usually average high.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
THE WEST IN CLOSER TOUCH
 WITH MINES THAN THE EAST

The eastern financial papers. big and little, are not always correct in their statements of what is taking place in the great west. Facts are stubborn and irresistible and sooner or later are bound to come to the sur face. Editorial shears are mighty handy, but not always accurate.
 The truth of mining situations, usual ly, can only be obtained from the men and newspapers in touch with them. The west is not by any means infalli- ble but it Is in closer touch, per haps. with what is good and bad in mining than our eastern friends.