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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-07
TEACHES
ASSIGNED
At the Meeting Held Satur.
day Afternoon.
SCHOOLS ARE OPENED
Still Vacancy in CONNER
Cial Department.
Board of Education will Consider
Successor to Mr.. Beckett, Tues
day Evening

With the majority Of school child
ren in them places anc tne teachers
ready for work, the city schools
opened this morning after the Gus.
tomary summer vacation of three
months. Despite the seeming diff
culties, which might mar the open
ing OF school at the proper time
everything was in good running
order with the one vacancy In the
High school to give rtouble. The
head OF the Commercial department
was missing. A meeting of the
board will be held Tuesday evening
at which time the matter of a sue.
cessor TO Mr.. Beckett will be taken
up.
It is expected that the enrolment
in the schools this year will be
somewhat light considering the
gradual failing off in the past year
However, there will be added to this
the large number OF Patterson
graduates. The class of these
graduates last year was the largest
on record
AT the teachers meeting at the
High school building Saturday af-
, ternoon the teachers were appoint
ed to their respective places by
Superintendent Frank as follows:
+ Central-Grace Cunningham, prin.
ciral and eight grade; Eva Osborne
keiRhth: -Ferne Irey. seventh: Alice
Peters, seventh; Alma Orison, sixth
Della Hartman, fifth; Eliza Dicker.
son, fourth; Marie Setter, third
Gladys Cleveland, second: Abagail
Cast, first.
olney Avenue-Grace Baldwin
principal and eighth grade; Clara
KIlinefelter, seventh; Mena Beerbow.
er, sixth; Lillian Kllnefelter fifth
Hilda Garberson. fourth: Zelda Ram.
er, third and second; Luella Scholl
first.
Lincoln-Flora Kowalke, prlnci.
pal and sixth grade. Elma Howser
- ''' 'S"it'h NgtISt lOuIlu, NrlduyE
Humphrey, third; Ruth Edwards
second; Elizabeth Dairy, first.
Oak Street-Emma Cunningham
principal and sixth; Alice Dom.
baugh, fifth; Alice Sneckenberger
fourth; Lillian Burgess, third and
second Madge Martin, first.
Silver Street--Jennie Peters, prin-
eipal, and seventh; Eta Walters
sixth; Linda Willauer, fifth; Edith
Anderson, fourth Mildred Dom.
baugh, third; Marianne Reinicke
second. Mamie Weber and bessie
Gregory, first
Dayids Street-DeEmma Hawley
principal and first; Pansy Rauhaus-
er, second; Anna Schoenlaub, third
Stella Bell, fourth.
Greenwood Street-Laura Treese
principal and eighth Lottie Ward
seventh; Winifred Peadon. sixth
Emma Berndt, fifth; Berdine Mill.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-07

sor, fourth; Isabelle FIreeland, third
Flora Slough, second. Clara Kowalkf
first.
State Street---Jessie Codding
principal and eighth; May Hahn
seventh; Ethel Howser, sixth
Mamie Fletcher, fifth; Hattie Chris.
tian, fourth; Stella Smiley, third
May Arthur, second; Emma Hertzer
first.
Forest Lawn-Mildred Dickerson
principal and seventh grade; Iscaf
Rhodes, sixth; Pearle Campbell
fifth; Laura Orrison, fourth. Flea
nor Freeland. fourth; Ethel McMur
ray third Carrie Morris, second
Alice White, first.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-07
NEW PASTOR
VIII Take Charge Of Central Chris
tian Congregation.

Rev. G. E. Miller. of Kentucky,
University, London, Kentucky, will
assume his work as pastor of the
Central Christian church in this city
next Sunday and viii come to Mar
ION this week. The church has beer
without a pastor for some weeks
since the resignation of r. c
Piatt, Rev. Mr.. Miller is an abl'
speaker and is said to be an earnest
church worker,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-07
We FRAME PICTURES
OILS
A HooSIER BRIDE
o. +. Cochran and Miss Zulu
Thomas are Married.

At the parsonage of the Wesley NJ.
H. church, saturday evening at 7:30
o'clock, Mr.. Ora II. Cochran, OF this
city and Miss Zulu Thongs, of Ell
wood, Indiana, were united in mar
Rage by Rev. c.. E. Rokwley. The
couple were unattended and the we'd
ding ceremony was very simple.
kThe groom Is yard master of the
Ohio Central railway at Bucyrus and
makes his home in this city, where
le has many friends His bride Is a
popular young woman of Elwood. The
newly married pair will make their
home In Bucyrus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-07
Piano for Sale

Piano in first class condition, $500.
Jump quick.
9-5-3tpd PERRY'S MUSIC STORE.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
Winning, SneIterS and Stock Quotations
ALASKAN RESOURCES
TO STARTLE WORLD

One or two bonanza properties nave
uncovered large bodies of ore vita
SO TO 20 per cent copper.
The coal In the Chickaloon valley
is one of the richest deposits in the
world. At certain points the banks
of the river rise into towering bluffs
of anthracite coal. With a pick and
shovel the miner can fill his boat
The efforts of certain corporations
TO control tae coal fields in this re.
gion and in other parts Of Alaska
have been so active in the past three
years that more than year ago
President Roosevelt deemed il his
duty to withdraw the government coal
lands from claim entries.
There is enough rich placer and
latent quartz mining in Alaska 10
employ 100000 miners for the next
quarter of century. There is enough
coal. copper and other minerals TO
employ another 100000. Nearly all
kinds of temperate zone vegetables
flourish there. Wheat, oats and bar
ley have matured at Rampant, not
far from the Arctic circle. From the
point in the far north down through
all Che valleys of the southern coaS;,
where the climate is tempered by
japan current, many of the field and
garden crops of the northern states
will grow with profit.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
Do Not rifle
With q Colo

Is good sdvics for rncnsa1d wcsnea. =
zssy Be vital In the case of shiid. Loas
cxperieucs has proven that there IL notf'
kse better fer colds IN childrea than
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
SHATTUCK AND
CANANEA WERE
GOOD SELLERS
Market Generally Weak Yes
terday-The Last Paymen
Made On Calumet & Globe
Div. Co. Stock, Amount Soc
CBy Frank ]. Graft

Todays market was somewhat in
clined to be weak after the openins
WHICH showed q fractional advance
over the close of yesterday. The
New York list at times was sluggish,
and inclined to sell off. The copper
market acted in accordance with the
New York list, but with a better sup
port, due TO the fact that the metal
opened up in London. Greene Cana
nea was without doubt the most active
stock in the Boston low priced issues,
but toward the close sold of to $12.12.
The heaviest buying came from New
York, where a great deal is being held
at present.
Copper Range was also very active,
selling at $50 during the day, buL
closed at $3.50. Shattuck was very
well supported during the day, the
last sales being made at S19. Superior
& iPttsburg continues to hold around
$3.50. Black Mountain is firm at
So, and American is without a bid.
The last payment due the stockhold-
ers OF the Calumet & Globe Develop
ment stock has been issued. amount
ing to 80 cents per share. Those that
sent in their stock through this Of
fee will please call for check.
Globe Consolidated, so l have been
advised, is to issue the remaining So
600 shares at $500 per share, this
being the first call, the balance, $500,
being subject to call as needed.
Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
AMERICAN INVESTORS
IN MEXICAN MINES

The Wall Street Summary of New
York publishes very favorable aru-
Gle on Mexican mining investments
anent the action on the mining law,
in which are the following statements
of interest:
In mineral production Mexico ranks
first in silver, second in copper, fourth
in lead, and fifth in gold. Mexico
Will establish new high records for
this year. sc important mines con-
trolled BY shareholders of this coun-
Try. The showing will be made from
almost AGO mines of the second and
third class, in order of production,
which also are controlled by Amsri-
can capital.
Investments. in Mexican mines,
railroads and related industries to the
credit of citizens Of this country ag-
gregate 10000 zoe. There are
within the United States 267.OO0 re
corded shareholders in these enter
prises. Seventy-two thousand former
citizens of the United States reside
in Mexico and many of these are in
charge of important mines and other
industrial undertakings. Three-fOurths
VI the NV lutlu-pSth ihSs iAiAhNS VI ma
co are owned in the United States.
The Mexican MINIS owned by Amer
leans this year win pay in dividends
sum % per cent in excess Of the
aggregate net earnings OF all the ma
tional banks in this country during
the fiscal year. which was SI@,SG3,S SIS.
Those banks paid only $40 per cent
-----iLgs to capital and surplus. SOM
of the slxth-rate mines of Mexico are
paying 10 and 10 per annum,
Mining is carried in % of the 81
states of the Mexican Republic and
the mineral output has doubled in a
quarter OF a century.
ne-half of the tariff of Mexican rail
ways is for account OF the mining in
dustry and 81 per cent of ner exports
are minerals and metals.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30

+. II. Chase and G. Z. Mitchei,
writes in Review of Reviews.
Alaska has more gold than Califos.
MIA, Australia or South Africa; it has
more copper than 20 Buttes; it has
more hard coal than Pennsylvan a and
it has more tin than Wales. The Aay
that rots on its plains would fatten
all the cattle of Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas. And the fertile plains anu
valleys await a million American
farmers and gardeners.
In an area OF IL by 80 miles there
are mountains ribbed with veins of
the highest grade copper ever located
in commercial quantities, and even
veins of pure copper, myself have
found asheet of native copper one
half inch thick projecting out a foot
from the face of a cliff where the
country rock and eroded away from
it On Nugget creek is located 2
large nugget of pure copper over sew
en- feet long and weighing about three
tons. The grayels of all the valleys
are full of copper nuggets from the
size of pea TO pumpkin. O. many
instances veins of 20 feet in --5tl
and traceable for miles have beetr
found. Most of these ores range III
value from 20 to 80 per cent copper,
and many carry as high as $50 and
$50 in gold and silver in addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy

nisa favoritc with nsasy nsoths<s sne
never disappoints them. Il contains nc
opiuus OF other narcotic and may be g1yez
with implicit eonhdence.
slssEE DRUG CO.. sIsss.. Nsso .ns
Lswsiis
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
fRESNA[ MINE
IS TO HAVE 100
STAMP MILLS
Allison Brothers To Superin
tend Construction of Mill
and Big Dam-IrrigatiO
win Feed Camp of 1000.
(Tucson Stm)

Messrs. Frank and Warren Allison
who recently sold their group of Fres-
nal gold mines to eastern parties,
will leave tomorrow for a three
weeks outing at the "Fresnal." The
purchasers of this property are ex.
ceedingiy anxious for the Allison
brothers TO superintend the building
of the reservoir. as well as looking
over the development of the mines,
this on account of their practical
knowledge of the class Of work to be
done and how TO handle the labor nee
essary for the game.
These gentlemen are not mistaken
in entrusting this work to the Allison
Brothers, for they are thoroughly ia
mlliar vito every feature of work nee
essary to be done and how labor can
be utilized to the best advantage Of
all concerned.
They will begin the construction OF
the dam at once, which will give en-
ployment at the start to IS men,
which wiz be increased as work pro
gResses. It is the purpose to build
the aam to height of so feet. This
will give storage capacity of 42,000,-
600 cubic feet and will impound a suf-
ficient body of water for 100-stamp
mill for three years, should a drouth
for that period occur, although there
has always been an abundant rain
fall every year, sufficient to fill the
proposed dam, as the watershed is
large and well tinbe=ed.
The danl-sitc is located less than
5000 feet from the mill-s.te and give
a sufficient fall TO generate large
amount of power wdich can be utilized
in operating the hosting and other
machinery for the mill Yet this has
not been determined.
After the water has first been used
for mechanical purposes, it will ne
utilized for irrigating tract Of land
which will produce all the farm pro.
duct necessary for the mining camp
which viii soon reach exposed suffi.
cient ore TO support camp of 500 to
1000 Inhabitants.
The Development Of the mines has
exposed sufficient ore to warrant put.
ting up 100 stamp mill at once, as
it is claimed that from 800 to 500 tons
can be extracted daily, the main vein
showing over 40 feet In width The
owners of the Frespai are men OF
large capital and will push construc'
ton on the dam and mill and other
equipments as rapidly as men and
money can accomplish the work. which
means that Fresnal win be one OF the
leading mining producers Of Pima
county. during the coming. year. Its 10
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
TOTAL PRODUCTION
OF GOLD AND SllVEl

The total production OF gold and
silver in the United States in 1907,
according to figures published by tne
United States geological survey as the
result of a conference and adjustment
between that bureau and the bureau
Of the mint, was valued at So, $40.
The total prcSIct'on OF gold for
the year was 4,374,S27 fine ounces,
valued at 1880, 435. 700-a decrease
when compared with the production
in 1906, of 1886 fine ounces, vita
a commercial value of S3T .299. 700. AS
compared with tine production in 1906
this is a decrease in quantity 81
3,200 fine ounces and in value II
1856. 200. 10
OF the % states and territories
contributions to the total gold out
put, IL showed decreases in produc-
ton in 1907. The greatest losses
were shown by Alaska, S2,S15, 100!
South Dakota. $2,466,0 600; Colorado,
81, $780, 500; California, 81, 979, 400; and
Montana, $1,O49,4QO. II no other
state or territory did the decrease
reach 100000. Ten states and terri
tories increased their production OF
gold in 1907, but in only one-Nevada
was the increase of great import
ance. The gain in this state was
Sc, 1872 400, a strikingly large amount
which almost counterbalanced the
losses in California, Colorado ana
South Dakota. Idaho Increased its
output by $220, 200 and Washington by
SIS, 800.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30

Centurian, ]. B. Gregory reports cut
ting into a 2-ft. vein at p fl. in the
shaft being sunk Oh his gold and si-
yer claims. The ore is .wolir1mite
and carries gold and silver.
The 200-ft. level has been reached
in the main shaft of the Sibley mine
In Copper Creek district. crosscut
will be run, whichsit is expected VIII
extend to the main ore body, which
shows a width of so #. at the surface.
A level is also being run at depth
of 100 #. A double-drum electric
hoist is installed. which has capaci-
ty for hosting 5000 ID. on each drum,
at a speed of 700 #. per minute from
any depth to 1000 ft. Opitaerons pos
any depth 20 1000 IT. Operations have
been continuous at the Sibley mine
since work was begun three years ago.
The management expects to bc pf3
ducing and shipping concentrates
early in the coming year.
The OLD Bekal mine, in Casa Grande
district. Pinal county, is again produc-
ing
/ Bisbee--The Shattuck-Arizcna Co
has resumed active operations and the
first shipment of ore to the smelter
since last November, 1907, has been
made. The first consignment amount
ed to four car loads, or nearly zoe
tons. About 60, men are employed
and the MANAGEMENT expects to mine
and ship from so to 100 tons daily.
Al tae new powell shaft of the Pitts
burg & Duluth Mining Co, being sunk
on the dividing line OF the Hope and
Wagner claims the steam for the
hoists viii be piped 1850 it. from the
old plant The equipment consists OF
two 75lhp. Atlas Boilers. 2-dEum
4 Hendric & Boltboff hosting engine.
! a Sullivan air compressor, oil pumps
and minor equipment. The Pittsburg
& Duiuta plant will be used for hoist
ling Powell ores and for this purpose
the odd gallows frame is being rebuilt
The hosting cable VIII run over the
sheave Of the latter to one on the
/. ground and extended over the hill TO
the Powell shaft on pulley stands.
4 The 150o-ff. station on the Junction
Shaft Of the Superior & Pittsburg was
recently completed. and a 2508-gal,
Prescott pump taken from the 12o0ft.
level Is being Installed
An accident at the Hoatson shaft OF
the Superior G. Pitfsburg Co. recently
crippled the gallows frame and filc
Hoatson ore has since been raised by
The Junction
An the ore frcm the Gar. Holbrock
and Spray shafts of the Copper Queen
cc.--between 1909 and 1900 daily
lis heIng raised at the Sacramento
Shaft BY Tao new osr-aandliag device,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30

Prescott OF the Eta
mine and the installation of the old
Verde aiyer mill are progressing SAT-
isfactorify. The mill on its new site
viii be strengthened with a cyanide
plant, including vltering process. New
camp houses are being built to accom-
modate larger force of men. The
main shaft is being carried to the 200
loot level.
The Haynes Copper Co. is establish
ing q permanent pumping station at
Inc 4Ge-foot level on its property in
the Jerome district
The Big Stick Mining Co. expects TO
have the old Sultan mill on its prop
erty WITHIN month. Thirty men are
working at the Big Stick and 10 al
the Jerome property. Since the Big
Stick shaft has passed the 200-foot
mark water has been flowing into the
mine at the rate of % gal. a minute.
The Golden State Mining G Milling
Co. whose property is south of Con-
stellation, has its shaft down 120 It.
and one drift follows a continuous
ore body for go It.
The Arizona Copper Belt Co. ex-
poets TO install 10-stamp mill ON its
property also south Of Constellation.
One of the tunnels on the ExceIsio
group in the Walnut Grove district has
reached a length OF 100 IT. Work win
soon be resumed on the shaft The
pay streak has widened to s IT. and
carries fair values In gold.
The brooklyn Arizona Mining Co
has the shaft on its property in tae
copper Basin district down 235 It.
and has opened suIphides, which grow
heavier with depth. The bottom OF
the shaft shows ore resembling tlar
Of the United Verde.
The main shaft of the Arkansas &
arizona Copper Co. in the jerome dis
rict Is approaching the s00-ft level
and the main DRIFT is past the 1861
mark A bucket has been installed
that viii hoist 5eo0 gal. of water N
hour. Indications point to good bodies
of srk7,issdes In the shaft befre ths
l009-ft level Is reached.
Phoenix-At the Centurian proper
- In Dragon district, Cochise county
Superintendent James z. Richardson
reports frat the main shaft aas stracg
ore AZ a depth Of 100 it.. runnins
about 10 per cent copper. Some time
ago this company cut through a rici
body Of ore at so II. At present bur
one shift Is being worked, bat ths
company expects {" put on anotheI
after the first of The year. tes
shipment Of one car load OF ere VII
be made 10 tae DongIas shelter at al
carly dste.
On he Gregory claim, east OF ,h'
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
GOSSIP OF THE LEADING MINES OF
TERRITORY FROM MINING WORLD

The smelling plant erected several
years ago at Benson, 80 miles north
of Bisbee, and which has never been
placed in commission will, in the
course of few months, be ready for
business as a custom smelter. 1t is
probable that the plant will be en-
larged within year. The plant was
erected by the Southwestern Smelling
Co. The present owner is the Boston
& Arizona Smelling Co. with main Or
fees at Benson. This company is
said to be making contracts for ore.
The Anderson-Apache Copper Co.
has received an extension of is
months on the final payment for the
mine. The company has also been as
sured OF sufficient funds to carry on
development work on an extensive
scale
Parker-The King of Arizona al
Kofa is sending to the mill about 200
tons of ore daily The new manage
ment is headed by Superintendent
foreman and engineer and Edward
English as mill foreman
About two miles north of the King
/, of Arizona and on vein nearly par
alIei lies the North Star gold mine,
or as it is now called, the Golden Star.
This is the property that little over
two years ago was discovered by Felix
Manew. The vein is about 80 II.
wide, vita pay streak Il it. wide in
short, but wide shoots. IL is wei de-
fined and is traceable for a mile or
more. The company since taking hold
has sunk two shafts, one to depth
of 200 IT. and the cther-the new
working shafts bottomed at pres
emit at about 2S0 IT. The shafts are
about 30 IT. apart and are connected
on the two working levels. Large ore
reserves are already developed A so
!, ton plant, consisting OF rolls. tube
mills, cyanide tanks and filter presses.
Is turning out about 500, 900 month.
5erome-Lloyd c. Haynes. president
and general manager OF the Manhat-
tan Securities Co. Of New York Is al
his company's properties at Jerome,
70 look afteT the affairs OF the Haynes
lCoDper Co, whose mines are in. the
Santa Maria district Both of these
properties have been financed by the
Manhattan Securities Co. President
Haynes reports that the development
OF the Haynes Copper Co.'S property
Is most encouraging. Three shifts OF
miners with machine drills are al
! work in the big shaft Arrangements
for development work on the Big
Stick ON D much larger scale taau
to fore, and for the completion of q
20-stamp mill VIII soon be made
Manhattan Securities Co. has spent
upward OF 100000 In Iayapai county
dnr.1g the past tiree years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30

cation is tributary to Tucson and it
will give employment to over 100 men.
Until the Tucson, Port Lobos rail-
road is built transportation will have
to be done by teams, which means
about an S0-mile haul, but over fine
roads. When the proposed road is
built there win be a station within
five miles of the mines, so that min
ing prospects of southern Pima are
growing brighter as the old year de-
parts and the new year begins.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-27
w. w. BALL,
w. A. WATTS,
j. e. SHRINE,
Committee.
Good Calicoes were &c. Cut price
now 1rac. Red Iron Racket
An Invitation.

An evening party for lads and lassles,
young and old, will be given at Owings
on the evening of June 9Th, 1908, from
6 to II o'clock. Refreshments will be
served. Come.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-27

For burn or scald apply Chamber
lain's Salvc. 1t will allay the pam al
most instantly and quickly heal the IN
jured parts. For sale by Laurens Drug
Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-27
Winthrop College Scholarship and En-.
trance Examination.

The examination for the award of va
cant Scholarships in Winthrop College
and for the admission Of new students
Will be held at the County Court House
ON FRIDAY, JULY 3 at a. m. APP
plicants must not be less than fifteen
years Of age. When scholarships arc
vacant after July 3, they will be award
cd to those making the highest average
at this examination, provided they meet
Applicants for scholarships should write
TO President Johnson before the exam
nation for Scholarship examination
blanks
Scholarships are worth 500 and free
tuition. The next session will open
September IS, 1908. For further infor-
nation and catalogue address
President d. b. JOHNSON,
"0-tf Rock Hill, S. c.