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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-03

The Columbia Chamber Of Com
mcrcc has appropriated $1,000 for
advertising the city and for rntcr-
tanning visitors. This body has Il
good live secretary which is more
important than Il hi" appropriation.
though the money will come IL
handy and will be we'll invested. .--.
Greenwood Index.
y rood live secretary is sine qua
non to Il live chamber Of commerce
il amy community. \ little money
Sprn, rnr Hdvrrtisin" is II good thin"
also. \ secretary needs some money
at his disposal for advertising and
for other work. The smallest part
Of his duties should be to keep re-
cord Of the mrctin"S.
But there are all sorts Of ideas as
10 ,hc objects Of a chamber uf cont
mcrcc and the work 10 be done
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-03

The Greenwood Journal has INSTALL
cd a linotype machine, and the
Greenwood Index will put in a ma
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-03

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-03

A MESSAGE TO THE rARMERS;.
The Mail. Of Anderson. s. e.. in
an article discussing finances, bust
ness and crops, makes the following
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-03

able and then ii will place him in
position to be accommodated in the
future should he Heed it. Now that
cotton is above IL cents those who
owe the merchant or the bank or
others should turn some cotton loose
and thus assist in casing up the sit
uation.
We still believe, however, that
those who can should hold for the
price is going higher and even to fiji
teen cents. The only way to force
it there is to mold off the market all
the cotton you can but as far as pos
slble pay those you owe so they may
pay others and in this way circula-
tion will start and that means life
in business as well as in other things.
The county dispcnsary board df
Aiken county propose to consider the
advisablity Of establishing dispcn-
sary in North Augusta which is lust
across the river from Augusta on the
SoulI, Carolina side. Georgia will
have prohibition after thc first Of
Jaauary and no doubt from Il money
stand point it would be good busi-
ness judgment to establish Il dispcn-
Sary in North Augusta but If the
purpose Of the dispensary system is
to regulate and control the whiskcy
traffic and thus reduce the consump-
tion il would not be well to establish
the North Augusta dispcnsary.
Tine indications now point very
strongly to state prohibition for
South Carolina.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

nlarkable industrial and commercial development now writing itself in such bold letters into the history of civilization. There are, however, oth- CT agencies at work in this develop ment. some of them surely destined to bring about great changes in methods and deficiencies now regarded as su- perlative, and one of these agencies, yet quite unknown to the general pub lie, but nevertheless already exerting a powerful influence upon industrial deficiencies, has made a place for it. self in the modern machine shop. The essential function of the machine shop ii to fit accurately the various metal parts which are to be assembled into other machinery of one sort or an- other; and this is generally done by cutting or pairing away any excess and unevenness of metal left in the cast ing or forging. This sort of cutting obviously is something very differ ent from that seen in the wood shop, for example. Special tools and ma chimes, the former strong and hard enough and the latter rigid and power ful enough, are necessary to remove the excess of material from steel. iron. or other resistant metals. Ordinary cutting edges, as they are commonly understood, would not do at all"
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

woman wears her hair, which is na- turally curly hanging in ringlets down her back-a fashion which went out nearly forty years ago. When ques- toned about it, the woman said she did it because it made her look like her mother, and she wished above all
 things not only to look but to be Ike her mother. Also, the woman whose sanity is in question is nearly always smiling, though very poor and under the necessity of doing work far beyond her strength. She begins singing be- fore breakfast, can be heard making inordinately merry with her sons as they sit at table, eating but scanty fare; she wears old-fashioned clothes and does not appear to notice it; she sends her boys to school and goes without the necessaries to keep them there. She does not seem to know when the weather is bad. and has even been heard to remark that the wealth e. is in Gods hands. She has been seen to pray One beautiful morning she broke into a hymn on the street. She is consequently avoided as being mad. Having courage, patience, in dustry, love, cheerfulness. worshipful- casts her out as un- worthy the consideration of sane and beings,-The Reader
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
Arizona Mines

brought more samples of rich ore from the La Suerte and Apex claims and is convinced that the property will show up as well as anything in the territory. Development work proves that the gold bearing ore is there in immense quantities. and the owners of the claims are interesting mining men in the property who will no doubt be glad to get hold of the claims.
 C. H. Utting, who has located two claims near the Lucky Boy claims. also owned by Marvin. Nicholson, Dunne and others. brought some promising samples with him. Beside the two claims near the La Suerte group, Mir Utting has claims near Copper City that look good.
 The Hecla Consolidated Mines com- pany has struck water at a depth of ! 95 feet. Water is little less coveted than gold in mining properties. and the company which is taking out 100 gallons day from the shaft. has found a veritable gold mine on it's copper property.-fuma Sun.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
ARIZONA coPPERs
 BIG DIVIDENDS.

Though the copper industry of Co., chise county is only in it's infancy many people have grown wealthy in a few years by comparatively small investments in stock of home com panies at Bisbee. One of the remark able mines is the Calumet & Arizona. which in seven years has paid back four times its issued capitalization. The dividends for the five months of me current year were two million dollars making a total of eight milI- ion dollars since organization in March. 1901, on two million outstand- ing capital. according to the Mining World of Chicago. The Mining Re- porter of Denver, says it is estimated that this company will make a pro- auction of thirty-eight million pounds or copper. worth more than nine miI- Hon dollars this year; also that with lh the past year new ore bodies of the value of ten million dollars have been opened up in the company's mines
 The United Verde of Arizona has paid s22.72O.322 on s3,OOO. 900.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
HOIST AND PUMP FOR
 TURKEY CREEK COMPANY
A Yavapai Mine in Which Phoenix
 People are Interested.

As a result of the visit of pr. H. A. Hughes of Phoenix and N. A. Ross and William Lindsay of Los Angeles. to the properties of the Turkey Creek Mining company. in Turkey Creek, a hoisting machine and pumping ma chinery will be purchased and instan- ed on the ground and sinking resum- ed. All three of the visitors are heavy stockholders of the company and are anxious to resume. development
 When seen last evening at the de- pot, on his way to Phoenix. Dr Hughes said: "The inflow of water in our deepest shaft prohibits sinking any further without the aid of hoist ing and pumping machinery. and we have concluded to equip the shaft with hoist and pump and resume work as soon as the machinery is in place
 We are satisfied that our property will develop well from the showing we now have in the mine, and we expect to be among the other producing con- cerns of the county as soon as possi- hle--Journal Miner.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

ant man in the whole world wouldn't let him see me in an angry mood. I'd convince him that nothing ever got on my nerves
 Lydia Franklin. a dancer in the same company. said:
 I'd hyDnOtize him MilliOnaires as rule are very soft. and most any clever chorus girl can have one for a husband if she wants him.
 Edna Chase. a show girl with the Fascinating Flora" company at the Casino. said:
 I've been proposed to by a near millionaire. and refused him \ chorus girl simply has to smile and smirk at a millionaire. and he belongs to her-if she cares tO have him There are millionaires of many dif- ferent kinds I would as soon have Pittsburg stOgie as a Pittsburg mil- lionaire."
 Vera Pindar. one of the bathing girls in Fascinating Flora said:
 "MOdesty is the thing that will have much more weight with them than gushing glances and silly words. I wouldn't let a millionaire give me all sorts of presents-rd send them back until I was sure I cared for him I wouldn't go out with him unless there was a chaperOn- By being re- served and circumspect a girl will, win a mans heart. whether he be millionaire or not. quicker than any other way."-N. Y. World
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
SHATTuCk G ARIZONA.

The bids for the erection of the Shattuck & Arizona smelter have all been received and word has been sent east to the board of directors to this effect It is the expectation that a majority of the board will be here in the next ten days for the purpose of formally awarding the contract. Good reports continue to come from the Shattuck property. This week on the 900 level a drift run in seventy-five rect encountered a body of sulphide ere which assayed about four per cent Shipping continues steadily to the Copper Queen smelter from the seventh and eighth levels. and the in- dications now are that the month of June will be the record month for production from this property. Two hundred ard twenty-five men are on the pay roll at the Shattuck. which is greater number than was employ ed In March, before the organizers" called the strike" Between two hundred and seventy-five and three hundred tons of ore is being shipped daily.-Bisbee Review.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
IS CONTINUAL cHEERFULNEss
 INSANITY?

A man in Oskaloosa. Iowa. has been suspected of insanity because he has called for a band of apostles to evan gelize the race. because he has branded himself with the cross, and because he Dronounces himself ready to make the uttermost sacrifice for the sake of his religion. His former as- sociates say that, notwithstanding this attitude of aggressive Christianity. he was regarded by them up to this time, as a perfectly sane man. It is thought necessary, also, to bear wit ness to the fact that his reputation has been of the best"-and this not withstanding his desire to put himself of record as a militant apostle, This is humorous indeed, King Edward is much tattooed, but he is not adjudged insane. Why should one who brands himself with the cross be considered any less sane than one who is tattoed with anchors. harDs and hearts? Were a man to organize a company for money making. or for any interested purpose he would be commended for his enterprise. But the disinterested organization calls forth suspicious of insanity.
 Although the alienists appear to think that insanity is a thing definite ly to be defined and easily to be de- tected the lay mind derives no little amusement from those eccentricities and individualities which arrest the dissatisfied comment of the public. For example. the writer is acquainted with woman who is regarded by all of her neighbors as insane. Careful inquiry into the basis of this belief
 has revealed the following facts: The
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
FIVE STAMP MILL
 FOR THE DAVIS MINE.
A Western Arizona Property That Has
 Outgrown It's Arastra.

Alter operating a steam arastra on ms properties in the Eureka district. m Mohave county, immediately across The favaDai county line. almost due west of Prescott, for the past year. c. charles Davis arrived here yesterdav 10 purchase a 5-stamp mill. to be in stalled as soon as the machinery is delvered at his camp, says the Jour ral Miner.
 The grading for 10-stamp mill is aready completed, but Mir Davis stated that he would install only five stdinps and rollers at present, and later would increase the capacity.
 It took me less than a year to make my arastra pay for a 5-stamp mill. MT Davis said, and I expect that the i've stamps will not be dropping very long until I will be in shape to i'm crease the capacity even greater than ten stamps. I have the ore there and all that Is necessary is to get A plant that will grind the values out of it."
 While Mir. Davis is rather reticent aoout speaking of his properties. he admitted he had an ore body. carry Ing good values in gold, opened. that showed thickness of twelve feet some or which was of a very high grade.
 The Davis group of mines is located doout forty miles west of Hillside sta Oloh, on the $. F., P. & r. railway. Wlthln the past year a wagon road ilas been built, at a great expense. many miles to his camp. connecting with the station. Many other inn proVements of substantial nature nave also been made. MT. Davis stat cd mat mining was very active in his section, and that some of the con- cerns operating there are developing properties of great promise.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
HIGH SPEED STEEL.

'Bigness in everything is become so characteristic of the material things that go to make up modern civilization that only undertakings of tremendous magnitude attract more than passing notice" Thus writes O. M. Becker in the July number of the Technical World Magazine. Thirty story build ings. three mile dams. and Panama canals alone are able to hold the pub lie eye long enough to be even a se- ven-days' wonder. Next week it is an old story and not at all wonderful.
 'The great engineering feats which appeal so strongly to the eye undoubt- edly have an important part in the re-
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

George Roper, general manager of the Pacific Copper Exploration com pany. is elated over a strike recently made in crosscut tunnel on that com Iany's property. which promises to de- velop into a valuable gold mine, says the Prescott Journal Miner. The new find was uncovered about 220 feet fIom the mouth of the tunnel, in a blind ledge. and the tunnel is now in a distance of ten feet through it with out encountering the hanging wall.
 The vein does not show on the sur face and the strike was a great sur prise to MT. Roper. who did not ex- pect to find any mineral values until he reached the great copper bearing vein. which he expects to tap in a dis tance of about $50 feet. The blind lead, where the gold bearing quartz was found. pparsllels the great dike in which high grade copper ore has been exposed in a number of surface open ings. running in a northeasterly and southwesterly direction. The ore of the new strike is a quartz highly i'm pregnated with iron, carrying values in free gold.
 When the tunnel is pushed ahead of the vein drifts will be run on the ore body to determine its size, and MT. Roper says that as it now appears to him he believes that it is the best prospect for a large gold mine that he has seen in the territory.
 While the new find is being devel- oped the tunnel will be continued in to the mountain to tap the copper hearing dike, the promising surface showing of which tempted him to pur- chase the property for his concern.
 The company's holdings which are located at Ramsgate station. on the $. F., P. X P. railroad. about ten miles west of this city. consist of fifteen claims, two of which cover a water right in Spruce Canyon, which can be piped to the mine. and which has fall enough to develop power by gra- vity to run large reduction plant.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
HOW TO CATCH A MILLIONAIRE.

The Broadway chorus girls are try ing to figure out how it is that so many of their number have caught miilionaires for husbands Trixie Friganza, the star of "The Orchid % said that she had been studying the problem until she felt dizzy.
 Tt is quite necessary, I think" she said. for the girl to be demurely sweet and all that sort of thing. Arch ed eyebrows, a cupids-bow mouth. and languorous eyes would help lot
 Gertrude Barthold. a chorus girl in The Orchid" company. said:
 T think the easiest way to catch a millionaire is to look foolish and make him think that he is the most import
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
CENTRAL COPPER.

The company is pushing work on the second level and for fifty feet the west drift has been in good concentrating ore. the width of which has not been determined. In the east drift a seam of good shipping ore has been encoun- tered.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
SUPERIOR 6 PITTsBURG.

At the Hoatson shaft work of cut ting the station on the 1900 level is progressing very satisfactorily. also at the Junction on the 1900, where a re- lay pumping plant is to be installed. Development work on the HOO and 1900 at the Junction has been very sa satisfactory during the past two weeks.-Bisbee Review.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
[. o. o. F. MEMORIAL SERVICES.

All members of Phoenix Lodge No. and Arizona Lodge No. b of R. 4 O. O. F.. and visiting members. afe requested to meet at the lodge room at 1880 ?. m- sharp to attend memorial services at the First Methodist church on which occasion the Rev. Maclean will preach the memorial ser mon Committee
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

When a man can successfully handle a baby he gets credit for it in this way. It is said he holds the child only when it is on its good behavior- Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

is running to its full capacity and turning out about the average amount of copper. The fuel supply is ample and being augmented.
 During the month of May there were 2,700 men on the pay roll of the old Dominion company. exclusive of the United Globe mines
 GLOBE
 The Globe-AriZona Copper company yesterday made a papyment of s5.OO0 circulated that the company would surrender the bond on the property, which report was entirety without foundation, as the mine is in much better condition than ever before. For the past several days the production of ore has been above fifteen tons per day and the management is confident that the property will pay for itself out of the returns from ore shipped. The stock went up from IS cents to 20 cents per share as soon as it became known that the payment had been made, and it is freely predicted that the stock will go to 40 cents this week. UNION COPPER.
 The station at the 200-foot level in the Holiday shaft is being cut, at | which level extensive development | work will be done. This shaft was sunk for the purpose of exploring one of the most prominent veins in the Gibson district. In the east crosscut from the main shaft the same vein would be cut TOO feet from the Holi- day shaft. In the west crosscut ore was encountered Wednesday in the Black Prince vein. The ore is a high grade sulphide. very similar to the ore being shipped by the Union company | from the Proctor vein. Exploration work Is being crowded at all points as rapidly as possible. Thus far all the work done. except that by a few men on the Proctor vein. has been dead work. Two veins are now being open ed and it is hoped that in the near fu- ture the third will be cut.
 SUPERIOR & BOSTON. The important development of the week was the strike of ore on the Limestone claim, in the drift thirty | feet east from the shaft. The drift has penetrated the ore fifteen feet and the | grade has improved. An assay from samples taken across the vein. which | is six feet wide, returned 2 3-4 per cent copper. There was a better show ing of carbonate yesterday and bunch- es of ore in the vein will go to 10 per cent copper. Work continues on the Black oxide and Great Eastern claims. The shaft on the latter is down 160 feet and three shifts are employed in sinking.
 INSPIRATION.
 The mill is running smoothly and turning out an increased product of concentrates. The third Wiifley is about ready to run and the fourth will be installed this week. Another Hunt ington is expected to arrive within a few days and the introduction of coarser screens will help to increase the product A shipment of concen- trates has been made to the old De- minion and others will follow.
 ARIZONA COMMERCIAL COPPER
 Shipments of sulDhide are again be- ing made to the old Dominion smelter and silicious ores are going forward to Cananea and Douglas. Shipments aggregate 200 tons per day. Regular development work continues at the Copper Hill and Black Hawk mines.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
YUMA COUNTY MINES.

w. E. Marvin and C. H. Utting came In from the Copper mountain country Wednesday morning. MT. Marvin
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23
INSPIRATION.
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL COPPER

Shipments of sulDhide are again be- ing made to the old Dominion smelter and silicious ores are going forward to Cananea and Douglas. Shipments aggregate 200 tons per day. Regular development work continues at the Copper Hill and Black Hawk mines.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-23

is running to its full capacity and turning out about the average amount of copper. The fuel supply is ample and being augmented.
 During the month of May there were 2,70O men on the pay roll of the old Dominion company. exclusive of the United Globe mines
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-18
R.C.BeachCo

route to points in Wisconsin, where
they win spend several weeks visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. George ;Rummins was an ar
rival yesterday from Seattle en- route
to Asotin to spend the Christmas
holidays with relatives.
E. s. Struble left this morning for
a business visit to Clearwater points.
Eli Newcomb returned this morn
ing to his home at Ahsahka.
NJ. L. Goldsmith was a business
visitor today from Spalding.
]. w. Blake, president of the FL
deity States bank at Orofno, was
an arrival in the city yesterday eve
ming.
George 8. Bailey, manager of the
Ozark Mining company, was an ar
rival yesterday from Pierce City.
where the company's property rs To-
Gated.
Mrs. w. w. Hammell and Miss
Maud Hammel, formerly of Nez-
perez, are in the city from Spokane,
registered at the Bollinger.
Sheriff Harry Lydon and Attor-
ney s. o. Tannahill left this morn
ing for Spalding, where they will be
busy today subpoenaing witnesses
for the battery cases that are COM
ing up for trial in Judge Erb's court
tomorrow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-18
SCHOOLS NEAR
END OF TERM
EXAMINATIONS FOR sEMI-AN-
EUAL PROMOTIONS WILL
CLOSE W0RK-HON0R PUPILS
ESCAPE THE TEST

The public schools of the city will
close Friday afternoon for the
Christmas holidays. All pupils who
passed on honor were excused for
the term on Monday, and those who
did not are busy this week in TAX
ing the terms final examinations,
which will be completed tomorrow
afternoon. On Friday the pupils
will be called to their several rooms
to get their promotion cards.
The list of "honor promotions" is
large, indicating the proficiency of
the work done in the several grades
and the interest the children are
taking to preserve their standing.
The conditions for "honor" standing
include a term standing of 80 per
cent or over, perfect department, no
average term standing in any study
Of less than 70 per cent, not more
than seven days absence, all of
which must be excused and the work
lost by such absences made up.