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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-14
THE EVENING STORY"

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-14

In a meeting OF the Archaeological
society, Thursday evening. Miss Alice
Cunningham Fletcher. OF the Peabody
museum, Harvard university, will give
a lecture on The Mythic Background
OF Archaeology"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-14
In Society

Brand Whitlock. mayor OF Toledo,
Twill deliver an address on The Gold.
len Rule at Work" before the Church
CLUB Of the 1iocese OF Michigan. at
hts dinner, in the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
LAT 615 Thursday evening. April Is.
All members desiring 10 bring guests
SHOULD notify the secretary not later
than Thursday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-14

Miss Ella Murray. OF Saginaw, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. William
Insolvency.. of No. 1873 Putnam-ave.,
returned home, Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-14

of-town guests will be Mrs. James
Brebner and Master William Brebner,
and Mrs. Charles Brown of Toronto.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-14

/ and Mrs. Charles Brown of Toronto.
One of the pretty spring weddings
will be that of Miss Ruth Nebe,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Nebe, and Mr.. Albert Francis
Arbury which will be celebrat-
ed Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
| in the home of the brides parents,
No 1877 Trumbull-ave. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Gaius
Glenn Atkins. d. D., Of the First Con-
gregational church, the guests TO be
! limited to the relatives and few in
innate friends. The decorations will
be yellow and white and will be car
ried out in spring flowers, palms and
smilax. Miss Helen Nebe will attend
her sister as maid of honor. and Rob
ert Marion will be the best man.
George Brossard will officiate as mas
ter of ceremonies. One of the features
of the wedding procession will be the
little ring bearer, Miss Edith Roehm.
and the ribbon bearers, Orla Nebe.
Helen Woodward, Louise Earnley AMI
Ivy Kovsleisch. The wedding marches
will be played by Miss Ethel F'ussey.
After wedding trip the couple will
be at home at No. 245 Taylor-ave.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Mix,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira ]. Mix,
OF Chicago, and James Marshall Walk
er. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker
OF Edmund-pl., Detroit, will take place
wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock in
the home of the brides parents, No.
1893 Grand Boulevard, Chicago. Mrs.
Dean Ruskin Low, Of Oklahoma, will
act as matron OF honor, and Alexander
z. Walker. brother OF the groom, will
be the best man.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given In the church house OF
the Fort-st Presbyterian church.
Thursday evening. The program will
be given by Miss Louise Allen Lyon,
soprano; Mrs II. Y. McMullen, violin;
Prof. Frank v. Steele. baritone; Paul
l.. Chase, tenor, and Mrs. Helen
wyricck Shafor, reader. The proceeds
will be devoted to the boys club OF
the church.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
BUYS GROUND FROM
LOS ANGELES MAN
NEVADA CLAIMS BRING A GOOD
PRICE
Fred Frlsbie Finds Rich Ore Shoot
Near His Neighbors Ground
and Secures Bond and
Lease

Joseph Gyurkovics of Los Angeles
has bonded to Fred Frisbie of Ida,
New, and James MCGOWAN of Cold
field the Tennessee group of three
claims in the Ida valley district for
$4,000, to be paid one year from date.
Mr.. Frisbie, who is vice president and
general manager Of the Nevada-Fris-
bic Mining company, owning adjoining
ground, came down to Los Angeles
for the purpose of closing the deal, and
left for home last night.
Frisbie has been operating in the
Ida valley district for five years and
has developed the Nevada -Frisbe
ground to a depth of 200 feet, with 250
feet of cross-cutting and drifting. Re
Gently he opened up a shoot of ore near
the Tennessee claims which appears to
have been deposited by a thermal
spring. There is a well defined fissure
five feet wide, according to Mr. Frisbie,
running directly into the Tennessee,
assaying $50 per ton.
Gyurcovics located the Tennessee five
years ago and sank a shaft down fifty
feet, encountering a ledge which gave
returns of $40 per ton in gold. He was
unable to market the ore and was with
out the means to build a mill. Frisbie
and MCGOWAN, who is a well-known
merchant of Goldfield, will build a
small plant for the reduction of the
ores. Both men are large stockhold-
ers in the Nevada-Frisbie, which may
join the mill building.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
CHEROKEE LEASE
SINKS DEEP HOLE
CROSS-CUT NEARING VEIN OF
GOOD ORE
Lincoln, Neb., Syndicate Has Spent
Large Sum of Money In Search
for Ore on the
Atlanta

]. A. Mclaughlin, president Of the
Cherokee Mining company and man
ager of the Atlanta-Cherokee lease at
Goldfeld, is in Los Angeles for a few
days stay on business.
Mr.. MacLaughlin and his associates
of Lincoln, Neb, have spent $4,000 on
this lease and have finally entered
what appears to be a pay zone. After
disseminating exploratory work in the
andesite of the upper workings a con-
tract was let to sink the shaft fifty
feet from the 516-foot bottom. When
the bore was SAG feet from the surface
it cut a three-foot vein of ore Of a
commercial grade, the average of the
entire shaft ranging from SIS per ton
TO $22.50. After leaving the vein bad
ground was encountered, the foot wall
side being composed of a blocky ma
terial which would not stand without
heavy timbering. In consequence
sinking was continued until the sUmp
was 652 feet from the collar Of the
shaft, where a station was cut and
drifts started out to get into the vein.
The distance as measured on the dip
of the vein was eight-five feet, and
there remains to drive but twenty-five
feet further unless the vein has fat
tened out.
The ore cut in the shaft contained
gray copper, the red metal values run
ming up as high as % per cent, and
there is every indication of the eX-
istence of a permanent ore channel.
The company now has 1I5 feet of
backs, measuring on the dip of the
vein, and should soon enter the list of
producers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
PLEADS FOR KIND
AID FOR OUTCASTS
Ministers and Members Of Churches
Throughout the Land Asked to
Remember conVicts oc-
tober 81

The Central Howard association of
Chicago is sending the following to
all the religious weeklies published in
that city:
"'Prison Sunday occurs this year
October 81. 1t is a day when pastors
and churches should especially con-
slider the crime and criminal problems
of our land Some do SO every year.
Why not all? The mute appeal from
the 100, 900 men behind the bars-still
our neighbors and our brothers-sug-
gests at least some slight missionary
claim upon our hearts and thought.
And, with many of the great prob
lens concerning crime and criminals
still to be solved, is there not a true
and a great call to every pastor ana
to every church in the land TO pc
more than lightly concerned?
For some strange reason society
has been branding men more for pay
ing the penalty for crime-serVing a
term in prison-than for their guilt in
crime. To be stigmatized Jail bird' or
ex-convict' produces more of handl-
cap for these men in both the busl-
ness and the social world. and digs
more treacherous pitfalls in thelr
path, than does almost any form OF
crime which goes unpunished.
Punishment, therefore, not crime,
leaves the stain of deepest hue. This
is wrong, and no voice in the land
should be more pronounced in its rem
edy than should the voice of the
church. Again, we are too much in
clined to catalogue branded crlm1-
nal according to his very worst record
of life, vet none of us are willing to
have the same test applied to himself.
And, since we ask the world to be
charitable. let us be willing to extend
charity, for without this all else
'profteth nothing
when the man comes from prison,
therefore, whether as a paroled or dis
charged prisoner, what better and
more consistent treatment could be
accorded than to meet him at the
cross roads and. in the spirit of the
Golden Rule, provide him Job and,
what is even more necessary, con-
vince him that he shall be again
trusted as a man so long as he con-
ducts himself in a manner worthy Of
that trust.
1.-THE Central Howard association
has been applying these principles for
more than ten years, and the thou
sands of men who have been redeemed
from a life of crime and assisted to
positions of trust and honor, and who
have proved faithful as lawabiding
citizens, cannot fail to indicate the
merits of such work. The crying need
is more of the same kind of work. The
response to such an appeal will come
from men and women more fortunate
In life and more highly blest, who
have come to know the joy and the
good Of rendering help to the neighbor
who is down. Pastors who desire spe-
cial literature this year from the
Central Howard association will re-
ceive the same by notifying Superin-
tendent F. Emory Lyon, 415 Rand-Mc-
Nally building, Chicago"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
COPPER SUPPLY ON HAND
INCREASED TEN PER CENT
Production and Consumption of Red
Metal Both Show Decreases Com.
pared with August

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE monthly re-
port of the Copper Producers association,
issued today, follows: Copper on hand oct.
l. 151,472.772 pounds. an increase of 49,
sac, ,2O7 pounds compared to September.
Production during September was 11S,02S-
139 pounds a decrease Of 2,574095 pounds
as compared with August. Consumption of
copper in September was 102,1S2,932 pounds,
a decrease Of b,S13,979 pounds as compared
with August
The report states that from sources which
had not hitherto come to the knowledge of
the association It has within the present
month learned that In addition to what has
been reported during the year there has
been produced between Jan. l and Aug 81
3,OO7,f3s pounds, of which 2,0S7,00O pounds
had been delivered to Aug l, leaving a bal
ance to be included in the total stock of
Sent. L
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
Aerated With
Pure Ozone
Why Puritas Distilled Water
Has the Vim

Puritas Distilled Water is a perfect
product. In every process absolutely
scientific methods are employed-and
the bottling also is so carefully ham
died that Puritas reaches you in abb
solute purity.
Two distillations-as are given solely
to Puritas among distilled waters
necessary for absolute
purity. The aeration of Puritas is ac-
complished by forcing through it con-
densed oxygen-pure ozone. The re-
suit is absolutely pure drinking wa
ter with a vim that makes it ideal.
If you have ever used Puritas, you
will never use anything else. If you
have not, just telephone, Home 10053;
Sunset, Main S191. We will supply
you promptly.
L. A. ICE &. COLD STORAGE co.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
CREATE NEW TOWN IN THE
RICH DISTRICT OF GLOBE
viii Be Supply Point for Several Rich
Properties That Now Have
Direct Rail Facilities

GLOBE, Ariz., Oct. 1.-THE inau-
guration of freight and passenger serv-
ice on the Miami branch of the Gila
Valley, Globe and Northern railway
was followed today by the opening OF
the new town of Miami, which will be
the distributing point for the mines of
that rich portion of the Globe district.
The town has been laid out with wide
streets and an excellent drainage sys-
tenn, and provisions have been made
for parks and schools.
The Miami Copper company is trans
porting it's machinery over the new
road for the construction of its 1000
ton concentrator The Inspiration,
Black Warrior, Liveoak, Cordova, Glib
son and other properties with ore de-
veloped will now be afforded direct rail
facilities.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
The Impossible
Becomes Possible

So with the New Electrical Copper
precipitation, we are able to produce
copper and other minerals, with this
wonderful key to everything. Just sec
the impossibles being made possible
Important and essential as these are.
they are not the whole thing by any
means, any more than visiting pa
tients are the whole science of medi-
cine to the physician. or the making
of electrical appliances, the beginning
and end to the mysteries of electricity
to Edison.
The trouble with all of us is that
we allow routine duties to draw and
eventually fix us in a rut where vi
sion becomes obsessed and the mind
dulled to initiative in new possiblli-
ties in our business so that we fail ut
terly to progress along new lines
Look at it from our point of view,
no industry is possible of greater pro-
gression than the mining business,
since the mineral can be extracted
from the ore by the use Of electri-
city. Why do people condemn what
they know nothing about? It balks
progress in these and other lines OF
Industry: let us investigate and choose
the good.
Let the world move and we as
progressive nation must keep pace
with the onward march Of civiliza-
Respectfully. Cal Gold & Copper
company.
A. II. CRAM,
President
Rooms 1-2 Central block, Riverside,
Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
FILE ON COAL LANDS IN
THE BLACK MESA FOREST
Prescott Men VIII Develop New Coal
Field in the Wooded Region
Near Pine Ridge

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct 11-Prescott,
Ariz., citizens have filed on 2560 acres
of coal lands in the Black Mesa region,
near Pine Ridge, in the Phoenix land
office, and will pool their interests and
form a company to develop the veins
which outcrop in several places on the
ground.
The lands are fifty miles from Pres
colt, and come within the SO an acre
limit, costing the entrants $25,600 as
entry fees.
Following is a list Of those making
entries: J. NJ. W. Moore, George Mer-
win, James J. Gardner James H. Null
REIN, William L. Fox, Henry Rock
mark, Frank f. Andrews, Frederick c.
Moore, Ben Silverman, Henry Brink
meyer, George M. Hubbell, William A.
Russell, Alden C. Massey, Homer L.
Wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12

asked about a possible successor to
Senator Flint the only man mentioned
by several leading Republicans was
Los Angeles Democrat.
The only bit of national gossip that
has likewise appeared is the growing
prominence of the name of w. d.
stephens as the Republican nominee
for congressman. Mr.. Stephens is
mentioned as much for his familiarity
with the harbor needs as for any other
reason.
John D. Works will he elected to
the council without a doubt" says
Frank Dominguez, personal manager
for George A Smith. Although a
leader for the machine, Mr.. Dominguez
keeps his own ear close to the po-
litical ground, and he is said to know
a coming hoofbeat when he hears it.
Judge Works is a fine man, and of
the stamp that the city ought to be
proud to elect" said Mr.. Dominguez.
He ought to be elected, and undoubt-
edly will be. William J, Washburn, j.
]. Andrews and Miles Gregory are also
good men who would make a council
the city might be proud Of"
Smith supporters claim that MIR.
DominEuez has a powerful influence
among more than 1000 Latin American
voters in which strength are included
q considerable number OF the most
prominent men in Los Angeles. AL
though Mr.. Dominguez' statement re-
garding Judge Works was made at
Smith headquarters. none Of the Re-
publicans present disputed him.
Alex MacKeigan, manager of the
Parish campaign has ordered $4,000
stickers four inches across, bearing
a Parish portrait and the war-cry,
"a progressive man for mayor of
progressive city"
Some fifteen candidates for the ceun-
ell are holding meetings every few
days to decide on cooperative plans
for making the race for the nine Of
fees. At a meeting which they will
hold tomorrow noon they will deter
mine whether to stick together or fall
separately.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
onick clImatic changes az strong eonst

Quick climatic changes try strong consti-
tutions and cause, among other evils nasal
catarrh, troublesome and offensive disease
Sneezing. snunling and difficult breathing
and the foul discharge into the throat-all
are ended by Ely's Cream Balm. This
honest remedy contains cocaine, mercury,
nor other harmful ingredient. The worst
cases yield to treatment in short time
All druggists. SOC.
If you prefer to an atomizer. ask for
Liquid Cream Balm. 1t has all the good
qualities of the solid form of this remedy
and will rid you of catarrh or hay fever
No cocaine to breed eadful habit. Nc
mercury to dry out the secretion. Price
75c, with spraying tube All druggists OF
mailed by Ely Bros. 56 Warren street.
New york.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
VIII Carry Exhibits Free

The resignation of Assistant Editor
Edwin Higgins of the New York En-
cheering and Mining Journal and the
announcement that he will open offices
in the Central building, Los Angeles,
December 1, for the practice Of his
profession of mining engineer, is an ex-
ample Of the inclination of mining men
to make this city the base of opera
tons.
Mr.. Higgins realizes the natural ad-
vantages of Los Angeles as a mining
center, and appreciates the fact that in
future the big mines of Southern Ne
vada, Arizona, Mexico and California
will be operated from central offices
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
viii Locate in Los Angeles

The Southern Pacific Railway com
pany has written to Secretary Swinden
of the chamber of mines that ore sam
pies consigned to that organization and
intended for exhibition purposes only
will hereafter be carried over its lines
free Of charge.
The Mexican Central and Salt Lake
roads have made the same concession,
and a like request has been made of
the Santa Fe.
In order to accomplish this it was
necessary for the chamber CT Ialnes to
take up the matter with tile Interstate
commerce commission, and get that
body to give the railroads the required
authority.
While in Goldfeld Secretary SwindeII
and Rol' King, vice president of the
chamber Of mines, secured small but
fine collection of ores for exhibit, which
IS now being assembled.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
BUYS April Fool Mine

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Oct. 10.-The
Calumet and Arizona Mining company
has made final payment of $3.50 on the
April Fool mine in Cochise county,
which was bonded to the company in
April, 1908, by the owner, L. D. Shat
tuck.
The Calumet and Arizona company
has sunk 50O-foot shaft on the April
Fool claim and done considerable lat
eral work, encountering several small
shoots of sulphide ore. The company
has exercised other options in the
Courtland district, and will be oper-
ating soon on an extensive scale in
that district.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
Finish Mill at Vontriaaer

The California Gold and Copper COM
pany, which is operating a property at
Vontrigger, Cal, has completed its new
mill building and engine room, and has
the automatic mixers and grinders in
stalled and the teaching tanks finished.
Within few days the reservoir, with a
capacity of 72,000 gallons, will be fin
ished, and the mill will then be ready
for the trial run.
The company has installed a new pro-
cess which it is claimed will extract
the copper in a chemically pure state.
by means of an electrically charged
copper plate immersed in the solution.
The silt is cyanided for the gold con-
tents Of the ore.
The offices of the company are in
Riverside, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
OIL Company Wins Suit

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. HIN the
suit brought by w. G. Henshaw
against directors of the Palmer Oil
company to annul the proceedings of
their meeting held September 20 last,
at which time they are alleged to have
disposed of 10000 shares of stock
Judge Sturtevant, in the superior
court today, sustained the demurrer
entered by the defendants.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
New Ledge In Coronado

PHOENIX. Ariz., Oct. 11.-Local
owners in the La Coronado mine at
Florence have received ore samples
from a new ledge four feet in extent
which was cut on the third level, thir-
ty-seven feet from the shaft.
The shaft is now down 205 feet and
will be sunk to the 300 level. AS soon
as water is struck a milling plant will
be installed.
The ore in the shaft is said to be i'm
proving with depth, the gold values
running $l2 to s14 with considerable
percentage Of copper.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12

There are several other veins in the
group owned by the company which
show values on the surface. 1t is
the intention to develop these from
the different levels established in the
shaft. Within thirty days the Ari-
Zona Power company will be ready to
deliver electric power, which will les
sen the cost of operation.
The offices of the company are in
the Homer Laughlin building.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
Mining NeWs Of the Southwest

stone, smokey and moss agate, and Is
Of considerable value.
The beaches where these stones are
found are not easy of access and IN
consequence are little visited by tou-
lists, The nearest are within about
three miles Of Pescadero, the closest no
rel accommodations. The wave-worn
pebbles are piled up on the beach to a
depth Of several feet, and some of them
are highly polished.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
Get Exhibit of Beach Pebbles

The chamber of mines has received
from Harper and Emig, Santa Clara
lapidists, a beautiful collection of the
San Mateo county beach stones. The
exhibit contains rough and polished
specimens of jasper, chalcedony, chrys-
ophrase, agate, carnelian. basinit, blood
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
MINING QUOTATIONS
Nevada Stocks

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by =. A.
Crisler & Co., members Los Angeles Stock
exchange. 2oO-2O1 I. w. Hellman building, Los
Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11.-Sandwiched be-
tween two holidays, tire market for mining
shares was dull and heavy today. Florence
dropped 10 points, Consolidated and Frac-
tion 2. Booth and Atlanta were in fairly
good demand, moving up points each.
The Tonopahs were steady but quiet Tono-
pah Extension gained points, while Belmont
lost l.
The San Francisco Stock and Bond
change board win stand adjourned until
Wednesday. October 13
Following are the closing quotations:
GOLDFIEID DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12

III HE accompanying cut shows the
shaft and mill Of the Amalgamat-
- ed Gold company, a Los Ange-
les concern with mines in the Walker
district, Yavapai county, Arizona.
The property is situated at the head
of Rich gulch, a tributary of Lynx
creek, which has been the scene of
sluicing operations since early in the
'60s. The company has shaft down
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
COMSTOCK STRIKE
IN VIRGIN GROUND
HIGH GRADE ORE SHOOT 230O
FEET DEEP
Superintendent Explains How the Chill
can Mills Will Increase Tonnage
of Big Mill to 900
Tons
Especial correspondence.)

GOLDFIELD, Oct. 11.-That the re-
Gently reported strike on the 2300-foot
level of the Mexican shaft at Virginia
City is fraught with great Importance
is the statement of Goldfeld men who
have just returned from Virginia City.
The ore was encountered in the north
east drift, in absolutely virgin ground,
and there is no telling into what it
may develop in the hundreds of feet of
backs extending to the surface.
The latest assays, taken from the bot
tom of the drift, give returns we'll above
S100 a ton, and the gold content is said
to be higher than the average of the
ComstOck ores.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-12
CHINESE HERB TEA
Cures liberated Stomach and Liver Trouble.

To whom 1t may concern: This is to certify
that I have been cured Of liberation Of the
stomach and liver troubles by using Hung
Chun Tong and Hop Wing Chinese Herb
Tea. had been i'll for nearly a year and had
been treated by several American doctors in
the east. All failed to effect a cure, and
was advised to change climates. arrived in
Los Angeles about the middle OF December.
very I'll. A few weeks later l began treating
with the above named company and found
their remedies speedy and effectuaL Any
one suffering from stomach troubles can be
benefited by consulting this Herb and Tea
Company. LOTTIE BASKERVILLE,
Oil Potter, Park place, Los Angeles
To HUNG CHUN TONG and HOP WING
HERB TEA co. DIR. Tom She Bin, Manager.
Office hours: I'll s. Main, q. m. to 12; 9iO
& Olive. to 6 ID, m.