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New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
SOCIAL LIFE AT NEWPORT

BY Telegraph to Ths Tribune
Newport r l. Dec. l9-Mr. and Mrs L A.
Havemeyer have gone 20 New York for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Re ginald O. Vanderbilt. who are
expected tomorrow spend the holidays az SANDY
Point Farm. have sent two cases OF toys 70 tns
children, at Newport Hospital for Christmas
Mr. and Mrs IL i. Webster will shortly 30
abroad 10 spend the rest of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Webster have returned 10
Newport spend the rest of the winter
Colonel and Mrs Delaney Kama have planned
10 start for Europe soon after the first OF the
year or as soon as Nj Kans's political duties a.
alderman finished.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
MYSTERY ABOUT THE FREEMANS
The Novelist at Her Former Home-Nothing
Definite as to Where Ier Husband Is
IRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Boston. Dec. 19-There is mystery about the
appearance of Mrs. Mary f. Wilkins Freeman. the
novelist. her former home In Randolph. Mass
without her husband.
1t reported in New York that Dr. Freeman
critically i'll at Boston hospital. but a can
vass of these institutions fails to locate him.
A visit TO the Freeman home discloses Mrs. Free
mans friend. Miss Wales staIwart guard but
inquiries to DR.. Freeman met with cold
disdain 1t is impossible to talk with Mrs. Free
man, Miss Wales claiming that she is ILL.,
DR.. Granger, the family physician says that il
the novelist Is i'll he does not know it,
All refuse TO discuss Dr. Freeman.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

Under the new Sunday ordinance public gath
erings OF educational character are to be
permissible the first day OF the week. But
who shall say what Is and what is not educa-
tional? Some would have found a lecture by
Matthew Arnold unimprovlng. while they would
regard the saltatory gyrations of Mile Tottie
Twinkletoes in her grand speciality in
stinct with illumination.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

Let silence fall upon the scoffers who think
that the servant problem is unworthy of mention
in the breath with the Presidential cleo
ton she naval programme and the late panic
All reasonable doubts about the true status of
that great domestic issue were put to rest last
Wednesday, when the chief of the bureau OF
statistics of the Department of Commerce and
Labor took a whole day off in order 20 come over
from Washington and discuss the situation be-
fore Columbia University audience
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Aesp71ork Daily Grihr,tE
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1907

This newspaper is ocned and p"6hshed oV
The Tribune Association. Aer YORK corpora
tim: Office and principal place Of business, IT'D
Une Building. No I5E Nassau street, heo lo'N'
Ogden Mills. president, Nathaniel Fuffte. sec
-efarv and treasurer. The address Of fhe oH-
GERS is the Office Of fhis newspaper
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
A REVOLUTIONARY HOUSE.
From The Philadelphia Record.

From The Philadelphia Record
One Of the oldest dwelling houses in Dauphin
County. that antedates the Revolutionary War
period and Is still standing. is stone house on
the farm owned by Samuel Meyer a brother OF
Gabriel Mover Of Mount Joy, and tenanted hy
Elias Whistler. one mile from Derry Church. The
inscription cut on the cornerstone tells that the
building erected in 1853 by Charles CLAY ana
that the mason work lube by John Pike Al
though the house has been standing for a century
and half It Is in good condition and bids fair
to stand for another century
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

An Italian of Mount Vernon has "thwarted'
his Black Hand prosecutors by committing sui
eide Had ne not left widow and four children.
who probably will be the next victims OF the
extortoners, his strategy might have found some
to approve it: but under the circumstances an
appeal to the police would have been more heroic
and rational
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
SETH Low ON PARTY FUNCTIONS.

Ex-Mayor Seth Low will tonight address the
hls-an Clnh of the 18th Assembly Distrtcf on
The Proper Functions cf a Political Party AZ
rsngements nave been made for taking care OF
lar &c audience
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
TO BURY LORD KELVIN in THE AssEx.

London Dec BIN accordance with the desire
OF the Royal Society Lord Kelvin will be bur1eu
in Westminster Abbey The funeral will be heso
on Monday. The last scientist to be buried then
was Charles Robert Darwin. who died in 1884,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
About People and Soc1dI lncfdenfs.

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and Mr.,
John NJ Harlan and the Misses Harlan will go !.
New York Monday to attend the Kentucky dnns,
on the ffty-first anniversary of the marriage ~
Justice and Mrs Harlan.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

A carload of to be delivered daily To
the Democratic National Convention at Denver,
Cui bono' To temper the fervor of the Peerless
One? Or by way of preparation for the deeper
showing under at the polls"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

Mrs John W. Minturn will give dance this
evening at Sherrys for her granddausnter- Miss
Dorothy Tuck-rnan who made her debut at rs-
ception given by her mother Mrs. Paul Tucker
man few weeks ago.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
NEW MINING COMPANY
 IN WlCkENBURG DISTRICT.
The Ol1 Fo-. He-ry Property May Soo-- B. .he Scene of
 Activity.

P. g N'-an. I-.. --aS caller at The Wickenburg Miner office recent" and stated ttat a new mining c0inDJnv k about to commence operations. The Fort Henr,' Mining company is the name of the new operators. It is com posed of Pasadena, Cal. capitalists. MT. HOrtienne. one Of the principals, visited the property a short time ago, and decided to gut on hoist and de considerable development this winter. There !s a F- foot shaft on one of the. claims which shows a three foot vein or high grade copper ore. John Dob bier. w,,o has charge of the work for the new company, shipped consider able orc rom the claims in the past at a good profit MT. Wren states that M-. Ho-tienne has under con- sideration the building of road from their property to connect with the old Buckhorn road. thus making Wicken- burg the supply point for the new camp. They will have about two miles of rew road to build. Mr. Wren states also that there is considerable activity in tie S,,-er Mountain section. the Orc Belle, Tiger. and Consolidated Union Grand being in operation. as Is also several other properties in that neighborhood.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
ARIZONA MINES
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Dan Genung. general manager of the Mildred Gold Mining company. has purchased a boiler and hoisting an zine, to he installed on one of his com pany's claims. !c the Weaver district. says the Journal Miner. The hoist will To shipped at once to Congress Junction, rom where it will be hauled to the camp. q distance of eight miles. In an casterl- direction.
 MT. Genung will leave. Monday, with a :o~ce oc men, to install the maChin cry and resume sinking. The shaft is now cow 'o 2 depth of so feet. with . -aavstreak cf iron sul3hide ore two feet :n thickness in the bottom, aver aging il -old ral.;es aboat $40 to the ton. Tine company Is financed to con tinue sinking several hundred feet deeper and to open the vein extensive r. h.' drifts From the shaft
 The Mildred group of eight claims is located on tie westerl" slope of Rich Hil. C. the summit oc which over s5G0.0G0 in gold was picked up on the ground after its discover. in the latter co.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
THE GOLD ROAD MINE
 SENDS IN A s25,000 BAR
Mohave County Seems to Be ObIivious t3 Any Unsettled Condition
 O. Wall Street.

Last Tuesda-' Deputies Sheriff Geo Ayers ard J w. Quinn brought in from Cold Poad a bar of bullion weighing $25.000. The mill is run ming steadily and the holster was put to work Tuesda:' morning, but owing to the breaking of the big shaft on the holster drum it was shut down until repairs could be made. It is expected that the mill will be kept pounding away until such time as the new ma chinery is put in, when the present mill will be thrown into the scrap heap. says the Mohave County Miner of Kingman.
 Mike Scanlon and Cy Childers have bonded their mines in the Lost Basin section to Los Angeles people. It is understood that the bond will expire on the first of November and should this happen the properties will at once be taken over by another party of capitalists and active work started. The mines are near the Colorado river and in a most accessible part of the district The ores carry values in gold and copper and are in a fair state of development at the present time. MT. Scanlon operated the properties prior to 1892.
 MT. Cole, one of the engineers at the McCrackin mines, was Tn Kingman
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
JESSIE MINES co.

Developments in the properties of the Jessie Mines comoan:'. in the Chaparral district. during the past two months. haze been more than satis- factorv to tSe directorate of the con cern. aEl - thr opinion of John $. Jones, president and general manager. and others connected with the mine. there is now enough ore blocked out over the second level. 300 feet in depth. to keer a l00-stamo mill running steadily ro- mar months.
 President Jones stated yesterday. before '. ct fo- the east. that some new and importa-t discoveries had been rcade ir to property lately. of He sad: "A new ore shoot has been opened aho.t 500 foot west O. the main s!-aft. O. the second level at q depth c: about 300 feet from the sur face. The find ;s one of the most promising c"cr made in the mine The ore Is of high grade and the pay streak is strong and permanent.
 ''The parallel vein opened in the crosscut from the second level is de- veloping as good as the main vein. and re-" vein has been struck in the allel one, which is also yielding good ore. I'm fact e the matter :s. the property IS looking better at present than at a--- time in its history. and according to estimates can easily fur nish enough ore for a lO0-stamD mill right along.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
MACHINERY FOR HAYNES MINE.

County Assessor T. F. Campbell. company and the White Horse Mining company. will leave today for Jerome. where he will let contracts for the erection of q power house and camp buildings on the properties of the Haynes company. Mir. Campbell stat ed yesterday that l.. C. Haynes was expected here from New York. the lat ter part of the week. to close a con tract for the installation of machinery recently purchased The new machin cry includes two boilers capable of de- veIoping 2O0-horse, power. a 50-horse power hoist. and 95-horse power air compressor. Other equipment is in cluded which will raise the total cost of the machinery about to be installed to nearly S20,000.
 The property has been proven by diamond drills and the plan of devel- opment involves the sinking of the large working shaft to depth of 600 feet, from where crosscuts will be run to open the ore bodies known to exist. The two cageways in the shaft will be 41sx4k feet in the clear and the man and pipeway 2sx4Is feet.
 At a depth of 513 feet from the sur face the diamond drill passed through three feet of per cent copper ore, and 9,S feet from this point. in sec ond bore, the drill passed through nineteen feet of ore that averaged 2.6 per cent in copper.-Prescott Journal Miner
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
BENSON AND VICINITY.

Reliable news came tO town yeSter- day of rich strike of gold ore in La Nanita mine. IS miles north of Ben son. The ore is free milling. a good sized body has been penetrated, and large blocks are being hoisted to the surface. and will be reduced to bullion bars in the mill which is right at the mine and belongs to the same owners. Clarence LOring. who recently leased La Vanita. is an energetic. industrious man. and WI work the new strike for all it is worth.
 Yesterday rich samples of gold ore were brought in from the Coffee Cafe lode. one of nine gold claims owned by X. J. Collins. Steve Roemer and l.. D. Redfield. prominent business men of Benson, forming a group adjoining La Vanita mine and taking in the eXten- sion of the same gold ledge. A repre- sentative of the Benson Press, inter viewed Archie Chisholm. who had just arrived from the scene of the strike, and he stated that the ore was taken from a well defined ledge three feet wide. between granite walls. at depth of only founteen feet beneath the surface. He said a pile of free gold ore amounting to probably ten tons. has been taken out while sinking the last nine feet of the shaft, during which the gold ore vein gradually wid- ened from two feet to its present width of three feet at the bottom. From tests made with a gold pan. enough of the yellow metal was recovered to sat isfy Mr. Archie Chisholm that the ore is free milling, and that the pile on the dump would yield sufficient net profits to pay for all expense of sinking the shaft.
 A letter from the Valenzuela mining camp. 25 miles northwest of Benson. was received by the Hub Mining h. vestment company last Wednesday. which stated that the crosscut tunnel was still in ore, and looking better than ever. President w. C. Ferris, of the Hub company, drove down to in spect the tunnel today. and secure samples of the ore. This is his first visit to the mine since the ore body was penetrated. and no sample of it has been brought 10 Benson. though it was struck several weeks ago. and the tunnel has been steadily driven in ore ever since It shows a small per cent of copper, in the form of red oxide. and is supposed to carry gold. The rich copper vein for which the tunnel was started, has not been reached.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03

owing to the fall in the price of copper. the Copper Butte mine has been closed down and no more ship mcnts will be made from that prop erty until copper goes back to Ia cents per pound. There would be no profit in shipping ore from that property at less price. They have an unlimited supply of low grade ore there but do not care to ship it at a loss.
 John Kavanaugh. postmaster and merchant at Troy. and l.. W. Higgins. the gold miner. were agreeable visitors at the Blade sanctum Tuesday. Mir. Higgins is operating a gold mine. sat uated about one mile north of Troy and is getting splendid results. He has little two-stamp mill which crushes out about seven tons of ore per day. The mill is driven by gas oline engine and the plant is so con structed that it operates itself. MT. Higgins fills up the ore hopper in the morning. starts the mill. then goes into the mine and extracts ore. The mill runs along as if it possessed hu- man intelligence.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
FINAL COUNTY MINES
 NOT CONFINED TO COPPER
Gold, Silver and Lead Are Worth While and Many Companies
 Are Still Working. \

The Florence Blade in it's latest issue says:
 During ;he abnormal price of cop per. copper property occupied the boards in this county to the exclusion of gold, silver and lead property. Now that copper is down we hope our pros- pectors and miners will give the lat ter properties more attention. Pinal county is just as rich in gold. silver and lead as she is in copper and there Is no reason why she should not ad- vance to the front ranks in the pro- duction of gold, silver and lead. There is really more money in mining the latter metals than there is in mining copper but the investing public simply got craze on copper and would not pay any attention to the more valuable metals, hence calling their attention to anything but copper was ''love's labor lost"
 Roy Guild was called in from the owl Head district this week to attend court az a trial juror. Roy and Hon. Matt F. Guild. his brother. are in charge of the development work on the properties of the Calumet -Pinal Mines company, and also hold an in-  terest in the company. They are now down with the development shaft on
 the Cloud Burst claim to a depth of | 130 feet and the conditions in the shaft are very encouraging. At about | 100 feet they came upon the top of a | lime spar dike which is thoroughly | mineralized and are now going down | on this dike
 Engineer Kinnon is still working a
 large force of miners at Cochran and pushing development work with his
 usual energy. The low price of cop- per does not discourage him as he will not be ready to produce copper I for some time yet and feels confident | that the price of the red metal will I advance again and reach a stationary | price above Ia cents per pound before
 he is ready to market any.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03

several days this week He reports
 a large force of men at work on the
 property and that in a short time the
 mine will be equipped with heavy ma chinery and employing the largest force of men ever worked on any one property in this part of the territory Two automobiles now run from Yucca
 to the mines. The wagon road is to
 be improved and made passable for
 machines. The company operating the
 properties is one of the largest con-
 cerns in the territory.
 This winter promises to see the Me-
 kesson and other camps below King
 man in state of great activity. A
 number of prospcctors have gone in there lately and have found a number of good veins of gold bearing ores. With the starting up of the Mcguire mines many other properties will fol- low suit The Mcguire mine is one of Inc largest veins of gold bearing ore ia the territory. and being situated so close to the railroad. where fuel and supplies can be laid down at a mini mum price. make it one of the most desirable properties in this county. w liilt tnr ore IS LOW grade m gold values. these values are free and can be recovered at d much less cost than any of the big properties ia other sec tions of the territory.
 Robert Hannigan returned few days ago from Todd Basin, where he made an extensive examination of the | Prosperity group Of mines. owned by | owen McNeely and others. He be- 1 lieves this group one of the most prom | ising in the county and il is possible | that he will take the matter of ex- plotting il up with capital. The Pros | per.ty has been q large producer of | silver ores and is in fair state of de- l there being an adit drift I on the property 300 feet in length. con- nected with the surface with shafts | and winZes several hundred feet in i depth. In one of these shafts, many years ago. there was a body of ore | zine feet wide. running over 200 ounces | silver to the ton. The ground was soft | and one shot would break down tons | lf this ore. In the drift the ore is q | and carries good values.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
A WONDERFUL PAPER.
Special Mexican Edition of the Mining
 World Just Issued.

The growth of The Mining World. of Chicago. has been the most marvel ous of any mining newspaper publish ed. judging bv the appearance of the general and q comparison of the pres ont publication with that of only few years ago. IL is printed in maga- zine form and issued weekly Every number is a good one but the occa- sional special numbers are always a delight to those interested in mining matters and the latest. issued under date of october 26, is the most com prehensive vet given to the public.
 This issue is devoted entirely to the mining industry of Mexico. except the advertising pages and they seem to have the patronage of almost every body who seeks the patronage of the mining industry. The advertising of this issue requires 127 pages and the text matter utiliZes IF pages, or a total of PA pages in this number It is veritable book on the mining re- sources and mining progress of the southern republic and covers every mining field in the republic and sells for only p cents. Its size is not its only recommendation for typographi- cally it is almost perfect and is liber- ally illustrated. The subjects include every phase of the mining industry in Mexico and they are treated of by scores of writers, most of them well known in respect of the subjects they undertake. Every person interested in mining in Mexico and particularly every person who has notion of go- ing there or investing there should se- cure a copy and read it for it is a yer itable encyclopaedia of information.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
A eISBEE FATALITY.

About s o'clock Tuesday evening. while working in drift on one of the lower levels of the Oliver mine of the Calumet & Arizona company, NichO- las Angelvich. a Slovenian miner. met with almost instantaneous death. His partner. standing only couple of feet away had a narrow escape from seri- ous injury. The accident was due to the slipping of a heavy rock
 The deceased was 35 years of age. and had been employed in the local mines for some time past. So far as is known he was unmarried, The body was removed to the morgue of the Palace Undertaking company.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
ON VULTURE PEAK.

R,'ron Srith wes in from the claims belonging to the Vulture Peak Copper company. now in course of or ganizdtiOn. and reports that the claims are looking fine. The ore from several of the openings gave returns of F to 2D ger cent copper and q recent assay from t,:r Copper Giant claim of the Vulture Canyon Mining company gave return of SIS per cent copper. s2 in gold and S.5 ounces silver. The claims of the new company are extensions of the Copper Giant and give promise of being the same as the Copper Giant. The old peak bids fair to be q beacon to srccess for those who believe in it's hidden treasures.-Wickenb Miner
Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
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Arizona republican., 1907-11-03

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