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Evening star., 1909-05-02

~ UTE recently I have given you a
design for a little girls lingerie
hat. but in providing for the
= children we must not neglect the
older daughters and the mothers. and
SO / have had made this design. en-
bodying the beautiful poinsettia. Not the
least attractive part of this design Is It's
adaptability to soutache or coronation
braid. The straight lines forming the
petals OF the flowers and the stems
which connect them should be done with
the braiding. while the dots for the CEN
ter Of each flower must be in the seed
stitch. The larger dots should be done
In the solid stitch and the scallops In
the buttonhole stitch. think that you
will find 1t more convenient to make
the hat In white and mount 1t on a
wire frame. In this way you can get
the shape that you like; and II you wrap
the wires with bands Of white taffeta
you will find that 1t will need no lining.
For those who prefer to embroider the
hat t would be possible to do the petals
in the wallachian stitch. but / think
you will find the braiding very much
more effective. particularly as it will go
SO beautifully wit. one Of the new
braided gowns.
You know that in making design for
Evening star., 1909-05-02

mings or belts, and have recently
been chosen as shopping-bag mate
rials. They look extremely well with
the natural-colored suit Of crash or
linen.
The leather handbag of huge pro-
portions is in very good style. The
best among them are made with
comfortable pair of handles. which
hold the bag together when it is car
ried. Many feathers are fooled. some
have burnt-in monograms and the bag
that Is solely for use is of a glossy
leather that will not finger-nark.
The German silver handbag is made
of links so small and delicate that 1t is
nearly as desirable as the silver bag.
The mounting is of excellent design.
and LIE bottom is finished with a row
OF six tiny balls instead of a gaudy
fringe. Some Of them have absolutely
no bottom finish except row Of links
holding the sides together; indeed.
the plain finish is often an indica-
tion of its value. These metal bags
are lined with soft silk that is saw
ing to the links, and that may read
ily be replaced when worn or soiled.
Among the gold and silver bags
there is an adorably simple. design:
iinks and having a three-inch head
ing that falls loosely over the bag:
Rope chains Of gold or silver slipped
through rings draw up and loosen
this handsomest Of metal bags
Evening star., 1909-05-02
Summer HANDBAGS

XIERY novel linen bags are most
" attractive for wear with the
street costume OF linen. They
are eithsr made with metal mount
ings. like these used for the Irish
lace ba@. or fastened with cords and
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
BIC SHIPMENT
 OF ORE IS MADE
New Railroad 10 Ely Will Open Vast Rich Mineral
 Territoy,

ELY. New. April S-Superintend- ent Ryan, of the Tcncpah & Tide water Railway, is on tHe way to Ely firm Go'df' cid va autonoNre to d. eide on the permanent survey fir the new Ely-Goldfe'd R. R. Mir. Ryan is accompanied by tfe engineers of the Tidewater line and the members Of the party will cons der the merits of tAe two preliminary surveys which have already been m"da with a view tc dec'di-e botv'ern them.
 TNe Flv-fi df-e'd read or the Ely Topapah road. it's s"uthsr7 terminus h"'Dg as yet undecided. will be the final lirk in a chain of roads wnicn will frrm new route firm Salt Lake to Los Angeles via the Western Pa rifi". Nsy"S~ Northern. E'v-G~ldfeId, TcnoDah Tidewater and Santa Fe. Its rrinc'pal cbioct. however. will se to oren m vast minera' territory in central Nsveda whose deveionmeat has heretofore b~en retarded by the lack of raiircad f7c'lit'es.
 Officials of Ire road Stats nositive- lv tat constru"t'~n will co~wence just as soon as the final survey can he made. and that t is Honed Q have fha The in operat'on w'thi7 tNe year. The lenotN If the road VII he sn- rroximste'v 900 rni'es and the esti- rna-ed cost g s4.nOn 00a.
 This we-k martSd the fi~s. ship- ment nf corner ore in considerable ~rart'tv rom th's d'str'cj n rut -ids roints Carbonate ore running Nigh i1 siN n and copper is being sert firm COprer Fat to tNe carfie q rla~t of the American Sme1ting & Refining C. at S-lt ~ta fn- use as ccnverter I'n'ug The Sat ate com rany wants seven cars a day of this m7terial ard it 's stated t''Ht the de- mard win continue indefinitely.
 The difference of opinion as to whether the new nIant of tha G'rouV comDa0y VII be located at the mines TT n the Stepfoe valley appears to he rrrttv well settl~d in favor of the former locality. Toe ccmpa"v will @"r've large am~unt Cf water from Ire cirOux a-d Alpha shafts and an auvili"ry water su- ply can be Tumred from Strptoe va7ev. Pu-hping the water to the ere is usually cheaper than hau'iug the ore to tHe water and Location at several miles d'sfance from Ire ranches is also an advaut- age insuri~e freedcm from smoke damage suits. which have been a rource of great evpense to smelters in other parts If the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
VIGOROUS KICK
 AGAINST FREE ORE
Minnesotans by Thousands Demand Protection for
 Iron Industry,

Prominsnt peaple in this city and, n fact. Of the ent re upper pen.nsu,a. have been send nE ,e,fers to Sena- trrs Burrows and Smi h this week urging them to oppos9 tle placing of ircn o-e on the free Est. says the Ish- peming Record. Protests are being sent by business men from every mining town.
 A committee represent 'ng the b0a-d of supervisors cf Marquette county is sending to Washington a yigoroug protest against the removal of the duty on iron ore, and several of the ward republican clubs are adopting resolutions urg' 'ng that the Tfy sent CaGy be Teta ned Many merchants, professional men and min ng people have forwarded letters of protest to the Mi1higan senators at the national cap'tal.
 Minnesota people residing in iron ore districts are also sending protests to members of congress against p,ac- Ing iron ore on the free it.
 The Queen City Commercial club of Marquette on Wednesday adopted resolutions urging the memhers Of the Michigan delegation in congress to use all honorable efforts to pre- vent the threatened danger to the material interests of our state
 Ths resolutions read, in -art:
 Resolved, By the Queen City Commercial club, of the city of Mar ouette. thst we regard as a ser'cus threat to the business and prosperity of the uprer peninsula Of Michigan, the propositicn to admit into this country. free of all import duties, the iron cres of foreign countries, wbich ores aready come into ccmpe- tition w'th American ores on OUT eastern spaboard, and wh'cS, uron the removal or reduction of duties, we believe win ccme into c0mret { on with our ores as far west Of the sea bard as the amount of reduction in duty win pay for freight Inland on such foreign ore; and
 rlved. that We believe the pro r~ged policy. if carried out. VII iu- evf+ablv deureciate the ya'ue of the rrodunct cf our people. vii sruely 0lcse many cf our min s; will cHeck he ex1lorat'on and development oi 9ur p'peral lands. and will result in a general reductien in the weges or tre nsn-rs. mecbauies, railroad men and other laboring classes or thls peninsula.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
Special to Review.)

TUCSON, April S.-ORcial open ing of the new west coast line of the Southern Pacific om Guaymas as far s uth as Mazatlan on the 18th of tn s month. is of unusual gni ica1ce to Tues noand it's people and has been the cause of much d scussion Tn local commercial circles recently. The operaticn of th's line will not be without a material effect On bust ress in Tucscn. A direct line from this city to Mazatlan. a e'ty of 12.00O population, will benefit local mer- chants materially and Tucson will fig ure heavily in the importation of commodities into tae metropolis s of Siralca, known as the California of Mexico" A number of Tucsonans have already arranged a trip into this new country for the purpose of in vesting in real estate and other op- pcrtuuities on the Mexican Pacific slope.
 T''e state is dotted wita towns and villages ranging in size from a few hundred to many thousand p@oaiz. Lines ot commerce of Uraet'cally every character are well four ded, it is said. the foundatiJns being laid ready for development. The city Of MazathaT. is a nr>gress'v9 luun'c'- pal,ty. with c modern sewer aud drainage system. IL contains many ur-tc date business houses and is equirped with everal faetorie. It is also recogn' zed as an important port an a number Of estab isAed steamship Ines ply their boats to and from the port Of Mazatlan.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
PAINE. WEBER 6 co.

BOSTON. April S.-While the Bos, ion market was strong today 1t dld not show the activity which might he expected considering the strength and activity displayed in the New
 York market, where short covering and manipulations for the rise seem ed to be the main feature. Arizona Commercial, Parrot, Copper Range and the telephone stocks were well hougbt and showed the best advan- tage. There was also quite an ac- emulation of Green Cauanea going on and we look for higher prices in this stock within the next few weeks.
 The monthly statistics of the Cop per Producers ess- -ciation will be pub
 us'ed Sqtur1av and Mcn4ay it Is ex- nected to show a slight increase over last month. but late reports from the copper and brass mills are more en- eouraging and we do not exuect this email increase in the surplus vii have an unfavorable effect and E. the New York market continues toI
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
MINING, SHELTERS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS
DIRECT LINE FROM TUCSON
 ID HE MAzATLAN COUNTRY

According ts these who have had occas.on to visit that country. the resources of tSe state of Sina oa are abundant. They say that opportun- ies for every character of invest ment are good, mining, milling and manufacturing of every escr.ption being in their infancy. Mercantile pursuits are largely in the hands or the native population and opportu- mites are unsurpassed for investing either small or large capital in the various cities of the state. The state is nearly 400 miles in length and an average of so miles in width. With reference 10 physical featureis, it is divided into three belts.
 The lowiand belt of agricultural soils. comparatively flats said to be favcrably situated in every respect for cultivation. The belt is s'milaf. in many respects, to toe fat coass of Cal foraia and varies from one to 10 mics in width.
 What is known as the timter belt comTr ses foothil lands from 20 to go miles in width, which are clothed in trees ranging from threa 10 z4 incaes in diameter. It has great quantities of tillable lands. many of which are not subject to irriga'iNn, others cf which re1u're no il 'igation.
 The third telt is known as tNe m 'n- eral bslt. comprising the highlands cf the state. The aI 'tuie ranges frcm a few hundred feet to a be'ght Of almost a mile. This land. it is be- lieved. is richly undsr'a.d with min eral deposits.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
HoRNsLowEe G WEEKS

BOSTON, Aprl s.-The continued activity and strength in American Telephone stocks and bonds is the ,eature of the Boston market Ire ,opper shares are almost neglected although they are g=nera " hrh. Sentiment is gradually growing more confident. helped along by good re- ports of improving conditions In the Industrial world. The idea IS increas- ing that Boston was having greater activity in coppers during the alter noon. The coppers were stronger near the close.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
DICK BROS.

NEW YORK, April S.-There was a general advance in stocks today Evening up for the holidays was com pleted early in the day and during the afternoon prices moved up nat uraTy. There was spectacular ad- vances in such specialties as Cotton oil. Wisconsin Central and numerous others of that sort, but the represen- tative shares also moved up and clos ed with no gains. There were some reactions at the closing, but they were not large. We look for further advances next week, particularly in 7pecialties. but irregulaFity fin the 'ead.ng railroads will not be surVTis- ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
R..pes. cocnl.e county. Ar,son..


 January Sath, 4. D. 1898. To James DsTiF.
 You are hereby notified thst we have expended Twenty-Five Hundred (s2500.00) D0ilsrs in labor and i'm provsments upcE the following Se- scribec Mining Claims, situate zad being in WarEv- ming District, County of CochiEe, Tertiary of Ari- zons. to-w!t:-"THE S1. -SOl5- the Location Certificate Of which is recorded in the Recorders Office tz and for tho said County of Ccchise, in Book g, ecords of Mines, at Page z94, THE TEXAS~ Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which is re- corded in said Recorders once, in Book 9, Records of Mines at Page 496, -The RED GOLD" Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of whie hIs re- corded ir said Recorders ofdce, ia Book No. 22, Records of Mines, at Page 196, THE NACOf' Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders once, in Book No. 22. Records of Mines, at Page 4s3, and THE PRIDE OF THE WEST Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which ix recorded in said Recorders Orics ir Book No. 22, Records of Mines, at Page 4s7, sa will appear by certificates files in the Once of the Recorder of said Cochise County, in order to hold said lands and premises under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the United States, being the amount re- qUired to hold the same for the years 1904 1905. 1906, 1907 and 1908.
 And if within ninety (s0) days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure, as co-owuer your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscribers under said Section 2S2i, of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 THOS. SAVERS (5eal).
 c. EcCARTY (seai).
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
DENN-ARlZONA.

The Denn ArizC na which resumed a snort time ago has s1nk the main shaft atoeut 42 fee sirce the begin n'ng work, and the depth cf the shaft is now aTp,ovima e'y 1255 feet. Work is going on without a h'tch.
 The Sdattuck has o1mppted its shipment of 500 tens of ore to the Copper Queen sme}ter at Douglas, and is still bus'ly eogaged in develop ing it's extensive new ere bodies.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
EACH MARKET SHOWS COPPER
 ON HE RISE
Despite Wire Interruptions Due to Storm Red Metal Is Stronger and lnduStrials Primer.
By Frank J. Graf.

Telegraph'c communication con
 tinues to be interrupted by heavy storms in the east Repor r.s from the different markets have been limited and executions uncertain. The New York list shows some imprc vement, especially Steels. Shelters and Su- gar. The Copper metal market Is fracticna'ly stronger. and stocks are inclinsd to hold their own. Ssattuck Arizona holds firm at 1850. although the demand for the stock is very lit tie. Denn Arizona is in far demanu at 3.12. brI this fails to bring out any stock B aek Mountain is inclined
 to be very weak, and much depends upon the subscription of the bonds as to the future value of the stock. San Antonio is selling of. The entire
 market has been somewhat of sur prise. and a decline was expected, due to the fact that Friday and Saturday vii be holidays and no market until
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
ANNUAL MEETING. CALUMET AND ARIZONA MINING
 COMPANY,

Notice Is hereby given that the pnusi meeting of the stockholders f CALUMET AND ARIZONA MIN NC COMPANY will be held st the nice of the company, Bisbee, Ari- one, on Monday, April 18th. 1909, at Q o'clock q. m. for the purpose of lecting nine directors for the ensu- ng year, and for such other business may come before the meeting. The transfer books of the com any will be closed Mzrca 2Sth, and stn remain closed uhtn March ssth, yV9.
 By erder of the board of directors
 GORDON R. CAkPBEbh
 Secretary. tied st Calp1nst Michigan, Ansrch isth. 1908
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
ANOTHER sTeINE IN :.
 THE GRAND ISLAND

JEROME. April s.-At de-th of 92 feet the Grand Island shaft has again Teen sunk into high grade ore. Some cf the ere was brought into Jerome today. ard it certainly locks good. Ire extert of the ere b-dy has not yet b-en demonstrated. ID str ke is certainly a s"urce of gratifi- cation to the stockholders of the com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
euanaluato,s sIIver

The state of Guanaiuato. Mex, has produced silver worth s51 .00O, ,0OO. 600 Mexican. during the last three and 6 half centuries.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
Asleep,

Little Margie was trying to sew Mamma" she complained, this needle must be asleep. I just can't get the thread in it's eye at all"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
Rhilcsonhical-

A girl with rreckles feels just as philosophical about them as the man does about being in a stock market panic.-New York Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09

boid next week we think the copper
 lhares will take a brace and VIII see much higher prices in the active list
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09
Power, of Aus,raIl.n eoIle.

In Australian cities the police are now empowered 10 enter private dwellings in which they suspect gambling.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-09

Mir Hartman did nct conceal the fact that he felt that tle Southern Pacific had done great work in saw ing the Imperial Valsy anathat the is acting unfairly 'a try ing to take advantage of the f7n Ter irrigating lands other than tlcse through wh.eh the Scutle@n Jaoltc r11nz
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-26
Kiss LILLIAN sToNER.

When death swoops down upon youth,
purity and beauty in all their grandeur,
a sadness of unfathomable depth pene-
trates every quarter of the community
wherein such visitation is made.
Today, the Goth, Mineral Point ex-
perienced a shock of this nature upon
the announcement Of the death of Miss
Lillian Stoner which occurred shortly
after a. m. at the home Of her aunt.
Miss Katharine Mccormick, after only
a weeks sickness from typhoid fever,
at the age of 10 years.
Miss Stoner was young lady of
charming qualities and was universally
beloved. She was an orphan, her par
ents having died within a few days of
each other when she was an infant,
and as consequence she was reared
by her aunt with whom she died. One
brother survives her, VIII Stoner Of
Linden.
Funeral Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock with services at st. Paul's
Catholic church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-26
Mineral Pointers Charmed.
wakesbn Freeman.

Waukesba Freeman
Mayor Edward Brown and Alderman
Ben Blewett of Mineral Point came to
this city Monday to look at our streets
and investigate our methods of paving.
incidentally they looked at other por-
tions of the city, as well as the streets,
and they were so delighted with WaI-
kesha and said so many complimentary
things that the municipality may swell
with pride.
Messrs. Brown and Blewett were TAX
en- in charge by Comptroller ]. Brehm
and Alderman DR. Elliott, who showed
them about the city, giving especial at
tention to the streets recently completed
or now in process Of construction where
the new tar finish is employed. The
visitors were pleased with what they
saw here and believe if only one street
in Mineral Point could be macadamized,
as the streets are here, that there
would be no stopping demands of Min
eral Pointers to have the whole city
similarly improved.
Mineral Point is billy town and they
had felt doubtful whether macadamiz-
ing could be employed satisfactorily on
their steep thoroughfares. To satisfy
their doubts on this score the Waukesha
gentlemen took them up Madison street,
which was macadamized four or five
years ago and has not break in it up
to the present time. They said this hill
was as steep as any in their home town.
Messrs. Brown and Blewett came to
Waukesha because they were advised
to do so by state authorities whom they
consulted, to learn where they might
best make Investigations in street
building.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-26

Hon. Norman S. ellison, president Of
the state tax commission board, togeth-
or with ten carefully selected assessing
experts from different parts of the
state, assembled at Dodgeyille on Mon
day of this week for the purpose of re-
assessing Iowa County. This is in
consequence Of the appeal to the state
tax commission by the city of Mineral
Point for relief from the exorbitant
levy on said city by the County Board
at its last annual session.
Among those at work on the task are
men of assessing experience from Mil
wauIee, Rock, Vernon, Lacrosse,
Richland and Ozaakee counties and two
from this county. Their headquarters
are at Dodgeville and behind closed
doors, so it is announced. They are
empowered to subpoena any citizen of
the county from whom they might de-
sire information.
1t is thought five or six weeks will
be required to complete the work.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-26
Pleasant Reception.

The leading social event during fair
week was the reception Of war veter-
ans and Relief Corps ladies at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs }. w. Horn, in honor
of Col. d. b. Moore and wife of Chica-
20. on Thursday evening.
The inviting lawn was well lluminat-
ed by Japanese lanterns and hospitality
abounded in every nook.
Mr.. Satterly, talented citizen Of
Chicago and personal friend of Col.
Moore, was present and aided materially
in making the occasion delightful by
recitation and song. Every one of the
large number present had most happy
time. the colonel in particular.
The poem recited by Mr.. Satterly was
composed by him and published in a lit
tie volume giving history and war events
connected with Col Moore's life.
After refreshments the gathering dis
persed reyeling in the fact that the
evening had been well spent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-26

Into history passes the Mineral Point
Fair for 1909, well sustaining its repu-
tation for first, best and reliability.
Success for this years fair hove into
sight weeks before it took place. The
reason is clear untiring efforts Of Off
Gals and citizens and the distinguished
and reputable standing of the associa-
ton.
The Southwestern Wisconsin Fair
has never posed with money-making
for an object, but rather as benefac-
tor, as far as possible, to one and all of
the varied industries of the citizens Of
this section in particular and of the
world in general. To prosecute this
undertaking, perpetual hustling always
has and always viii be necessary, as a
fair cannot be run successfully without
money, and the more taken in the more
its managers can branch out in bene-
fetal way. This policy has been invari-
ably adhered to by the local fair society
throughout its thirty odd years Of exis-
tence and results have been substantial
and praiseworthy.
The exposition of 1909, held last week
was no exception To go into detail
and give due justice TO all animals and
articles on exhibition would require
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-26

sen, became a resident of this city. By
her pleasant, quiet, womanly manners
she won the esteem of every acquaint-
ance, and her going from our midst
forever creates widespread sorrow.
AS a wife and mother she was all
which is good and faithful in that
noble sphere. The husband and little
son and daughter are called with seem
ing untimelness to endure the greatest
loss and affection Of their lives and for
them the sympathetic cord of the com
munity responds with unmistakable
keenness.
To also mourn her departure are a
mother and a number of brothers and
sisters, among them Marshall Day and
Mrs. Chas. Adams of this place.
Funeral tomorrow friday afternoon
from the beautiful new home in the
second ward.