davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02
BAD OLD MEMPHIS
SALOONISTS THREATEN
TO DEFY THE LAW
CLAIM THAT THEY WILL BE
DOING BUSINESS ON
JULY 2.
THE CONSUMPTION HEAVY The SOFT DRINK SUBTERFUGt
Few Houses Are Putting on Bargain
Sales And Closing Out the Spirit
uous-Most of Them viii Sell Soft
Drinks.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 2S.-Nlth a
majority Of the communities reported
in readiness for the enforcement OF
statewide prohibition laws, enacted IN
the last legislature. what some people
regard as a most remarkable state OF
affairs exists in Memphis. The new
law becomes operative July /, yet with
Int two days intervening in which to
suspend business, few proprietors OF
nearly 700 saloons in all have made
any pretense at all to desert their
leases, and all insist that they Will
open their doors on the morning OF
the day the new law starts with
nothing but soft drinks-socalled
near-beer and fermented beverages OF
mountaineering brand on hand.
Failure of the lawmakers to pass a
search and seizure bill over Gov. Pat
tersons veto. during the closing hours
of the legislature, has resulted in the
formation of hundreds of so-called So
cial clubs. all chartered under the laws
of the state.
Headquarters of these clubs" in
many instances are over or adjoining
locations where saloons have flourish
ed for years under the old law, The
locker system will be installed for
members, and mammoth ice chests
have been introduced, so that mem
hers NAV take warm stock from their
lockers and with little delay may store
all sorts of wet goods in the club ice
chest.
Meantime, there are a few whole
sale and retail liquor houses sacrltlc'
ing their stock in order to be ready
for the statewide laws. Rare old
brandy which was eagerly sought by
the southern planters at one time at
80 cents per pony has been ofered
for several DAYS at two drinks for a
quarter.
Bottled in bond whisky has been Of
fered in bulk and at great reduction
over market value. The most remark
able conditions, however, prevail IN
the downtown districts.
eve will serve you with soft and
medium drinks after July L. is the
sign in several places. None Will
close I'D. Their attitude has caused
general discussion as to what attitude
the county officers will take in the
enforcement of the new law.
A Good Government Club has or
ganized to assist in prosecuting Of
tenders. Five thousand dollars has
been subscribed, it is said, by those
who assisted in the passage OF the
law. and this latest fund will be de-
voted to prosecuting those caught.
The full penalty of the law is IL
months and 80 days in Jail and fine
of $500.
In addition to the locker system,
new enterprise has started by which
the promoters hope to supply those
with thirsts for strong drink. Elk
cursions are being run each night on
the Mississippi river and big steamers
stand in the local harbor all day load
ed down with all sorts of beverages.
They have provided themselves with
federal licenses to sell, and under
former ruling they do not anticipate
any interference from the Arkansas or
Tennessee authorities as long as they
do not attempt business while moored
TO one shore or the other.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02
SUPT. JONES WRITES
TO THE MAGISTRATES
REGARDING SCHOOLS
ADVISES THEM WHAT TIE LAV
SAYS ON TIE SUBJECT
OF FUNDS.
SPECIAL MONET MAI BE HAD
II Maury County Will Meet T-s Pa.
visions Of the statues-Nsa-y All
other Counties Are Nov Ps-t,..
patinu-.How il is Done

Superintendent Graham. os .44 Man.
~ county schools, has Received from
State Superintendent OF Public In.
struetion X. l.. Jones, for distribution
TO the magistrates, the following self
explanatory letter regarding Tue state
school funds:
Dear Sir:-The last legislature
passed a measure. known as the Gen.
eral Educational Bill, whereby rwer,
ty-fiye per cent of the gross reyenugi
of the State are set aside a, a gener.
al educational fund. Ten per cent Of
the general educational fund is Sc.
aside as a special fund to be- used in
more nearly equalizing the school
terms of the various counties Of the
State.
This special fund will amount to
about ninety thousand 100000 dol
lars for the present scholastic year
Before, however, county is per
mitted TO share in the distribution Of
this fund, ''it shall levy for public
schools, including the school taxes
levied by the State and excluding tax
es for public high schools, tax of
not less than forty cents on each One
Hundred Dollars of taxable property
a tax of Two Dollars on each taxa
Bile poll and all the privilege taxes
which the laws of the State permit
counties to levy for school purposes
Seventy-three counties last year met
the above requirements and received
portion of the fifty thousand dol
lars which had previously been set
aside by legislative enactment for the
purpose of more nearly equalizing the
scool terms of the State. This spec
ial fund prolonged the school terms
in some counties almost a month
Through the failure of your county
court last year to levy the required To-
cal tax mentioned above, your county
did not receive a dollar of this fund'
With the amount increased from MY
thousand to ninety thousand dollars
you will lose still larger amount tnIs
year. | write to urge upon you the
importance of your courts meeting
the legal requirments so that you may
receive the legitimate part OF the
State fund that is justly due the cnIl-
dren of your county. If you do not
make the levy, you merely confirm
ute your proportionate part OF Vne
special fund to the other counties
meeting the legal requirements
The amount the average county Will
receive from this fund will exceed
one thousand dollars. Can you atord
to lose this to your children? | nope
your court can see its way clear I"
place your county upon the eIls'u'e
list. ard that at the July term OF the
Quarterly Court you will make the
necessary local tax levy so that your
county may share in the January dis
tribution of this fund. If you DO not
levy the tax at the July term. you
will lose your share of the fund Io'
the scholastic year 1909-10.
Pledging you my earnest coo. a.
ton for the betterment Of lN'Ho
schools, | beg to remain,
Sincerely yours
RI. JONES
State Superintendent
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02
NEW WHEAT is
COMING TO MILL

The Columbia Mill and Elevate ~.
is receiving today their first car -
new wheat. which comes from Tue
Clawson farm at Ashwood. H''
wheat was bought some months a70
and the crop is just being thresuel.
Mr.. Clawson will have about oVV0
bushels, and his yield is fairly arg
and grade good.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02
MAD DOGS ARE
RATHER NUMEROUS

A mad dog was killed on the prem
ises of R. o. Dyer on Highland Park
avenue Sunday. This makes the second
mad dog that has been killed in that
community within the past two weeks
and two calves have died supposed
to have had hydrophobia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02

A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep'
STA and ipation-weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets (25
cents per box) correct the liver, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02

CONTINENTAL FIRE iNsuRANck
co.-whsA It comes 70 Insurance.
the Best is the Cheapest, irrespective
OF cost, but the Continental charges no
sore for its policies thaA agents 81
many less responsible companies ask
cor theirs. Farm business solicited.
FARRELL q LlPscoMB. AeeNAA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02
The Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Go.

Has been granted under the voluntary BANKING ~
for Protection OF Depositors."
the first bank in the state 10 take
voluntarily assume
holders Double Liability as that OF Nauonal BANKS
The officers Institution take pleasure in announcing us compete Or
nion capital fully paid in and is now reaoy TOR ous'-
banking and officers and directors WIN no
phoenx National though not legally nor technically con-
will be working under different chater anu It's
be of character and Will be kept ehueJ HUE
nnent and that of The Phoenix National Bank
TUE PHOENIX SAVINGS Co.. has well equipped savings p
business this line allowing per ce eie''
on daily balances compounded July LIST and January ISL
also of deposits bearing interest
M aar its services and Guardian Executor Administrator
Trustee Assign Receiver hducary capacity
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02
E. w. JONES
may21-lSwks

Practical Machinist. Gasoline Engine and steam
Puileys. Couplings and shaftngS in stock All
trouble cases attended to promptly install ling
Engines Speciality. South High street, Column
ba Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02
NEARING $500, 100000

The deposits of the Mauy National Bank nave IN IN
steadily during the last year having gained S2oooo
standing today at S672, 0OO0O
Our directors have decided to increase our capital STOCK
70 5000 OOO in order take of our increasing business
and we solicit the accounts of the people OF Columbia ana
Many county with the OF our aoly 10 gram
everv accommodation their necessities require and extend
inc to them our best service.
The completeness of banking facilities IS one OF the
for the satisfaction among large number OF GUS
toners
We are interested in every who wishes to ould up
legitimate business and offer careful ana courteous
a+nntion TO those who give their banking business
Maury National Bank.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02

The road in question from Mt.
Pleasant to the point of intersection
with the Middle Tennessee Railway
would be about sixteen miles In
length and would traverse some of the
richest sections in Tennessee. A
large part of the freight traffic of the
county is derived from the Mt. Pleas
ant and western section of the county,
and the road should therefore be a
good investment from this standpoint.
In addition it will afford transporta-
ton to many people who now have
to make long hauls and would give
Mt. Pleasant competing line.
The road will be on easy grades and
with the exception of the bridge
across Duck river the construction
should be comparatively reasonable.
Mr. ]. w. Howard went to Mt. Pleas
ant Thursday and presented the mat
ter to the citizens and met with an
enthusiastic reception. Mr.. Howard
has been asked to present the matter
In writing and the papers are now be-
ing prepared.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-07-02
VERY BRIGHT FOR
NEW ROAD TO MT. PLEASANT
Mr. HOWARD SUBMITS PROPOSITION THAT MAY BE TAKEN UP
WOULD BE SIXTEEN MIL Es IN LENGTH-sRoeE
OVER

mercial Club committee one of its
members said he would take one
tenth of the stock himself. We will
be able to give details in our next
issue.-Mt. Pleasant Record.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18

Direct from the United States govern
ment bonded warehouse. Bottled under
government supervision, and absolutely
pure.
For sale by Vie Bernard, Bank Saloon,
Yerington.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
Serial No. 05924
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
United States Land Office.
Carson City, Nevada.


Notice is hereby gives. that Utah-Yerington
Mining Company BY its agent and attorney in
fact s. McCroskey, whose postofice address is
yerington Nevada, has made application for a
United States patent for the Santa Cruz Santa
Cruise No I and Santa Cruise No. !, lode mining
claims Consolidated situated in Mason Mining
District. Lyon county. Nevada. consisting OF
Iis3.S ie2o.72, ana trolq linear feet respectively
OF said iodes and surface ground as shown upon
the plat of SURVEY. being Survey No. So7S and de
scrbcd in the field notes and plat OF the official
survey on file in this office. with magnetic varia
ION at 10 as East as follows
Beginning at Corner No, of Santa Cruz
whence the Cor. common to sections 4. 5, % and
q Tn. 1and ~ N, r. as f., bears >. 10 deg oS
f. fo4o.3 f.. and running. thence n. 100 81 W.
so,.t Il. to corner No OF santa Cruz thence n.
az as e. TIC It. to Cor No, of santa Cruise No.
!. thence s. IS 90 W. SSI2 II. to Cor. No OF
santa Cruise No I. thence n. az az +. ioaoos It
10 Cor No. = ofssanta Cruise No. i, thence y. =
oe' r. 6sl.4 f. to Cor No. OF santa Cruise No. +
thence ;. q 4 =. ie9.s #; 10 Corner No. 5 Of
10 Corner Mol of santa Cruise No. 4: thence 5
sss az 4. so2s fl. 10 Cor. No. of santa Cruise No
3. thence > re- az W mtg H. to Cor. No OF
Cor No. Of santa Cruise No. ). thence 5. rso TO-
W. MA II. to beginning. survey OF outside
boundaries of-the consolidated claims contain
hereby claimed and applied for there being no
councts. The presumed course and length of
each vein or lode line is as shown upon the plat
OF survey.
PROM Cor, No of santa Cruise No the Cor.
10 SECTIONS as, 70. a and 50 TIP. Il y. r. IS +.
hears D. fbo 80 L. 727o.I 1t. and from Cor. No
OF santa Cruise No. ) the Cor. to said sections
bears ~ 80 49, +. 1881 II. distant. said claims
form portion of Section q unsurveved and a
portion OF surveyed Section IS TIP IS y. X. Is f.
NJ. p. b. and NJ Nevada
said lodes location mining claims being of rec
ord ~ the office of County Recorder at Dayton in
Lyon tSotfnty. Nevada There are no known
near locations as shown upon the plat of survey
direct that this notice be published in the
fer'ugtons Times at .Yerington, Nevada the
pcwspaperf.published nearest the said mining
Claims. tor period of weeks.
-'sr"' - LOUIS ]. COIN.
Register
x. u, Ross, Claimants Attorney.
First publication dated April TO- loo
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
BOARD OF EQuAlIlIIll
Office Of the
n.' Clerk Of Lyon County,
Dayton New, Sept. i; iooQ

~P''', iW9
Notice is hereby given that Il.
sor OF LYON county, Nevada ha. asses
pleted the tax list or assess,, las CON.
tor the year 1919, and del;vs.nat rol,
same to the clerk of the board - The
commissioners. That the county
county commissions will meet 81 y q
day, September 20, 1909, as = b b". mon.
equalization. and will hear and Sa. q
inc all complaints made ii, regard d..s'nl'
assessed valuation of any propertv :" ~: .ae
in said county, and will change y, Tnn'
rect any valuation either 6v AN uR
thereto or deducting therefrom e s'' !,
deem the same fixed in the assss. uey
roll either above or below the trus asI
alton, whether the said sum was s XIV,
by the owner or the assessor ss nv
that in case where the person cotnrls .r J
ing OF the assessment has refused 10 ' NJ
the assessor his list under. oath 3 rs
quired by law; IN such case no reduce
will be made by the board of eous,;ss a
ton III the assessment made by ths !.
SCISSOR The assessment roll will i.
kept open for public inspection j, 4.
county clerk IS Office until after ths ~
journment OF the board of eoual,s,;s y
The board OF equalization will -
| Iinue in session from time to tim. ,,,,,
the business of equalization is disco.sa
of, but said board will not sit after Il,
first Monday i'll October, 1869, excs,'
that the board OF equalization will m.s
10 equalize the assessment roll and h.
complaints in excepted cases, mentious
! in the revenue laws.
ID. w. MELARKEY.
Olerk of the Board of County Comm,
sioners OF Lyon County, State Of \,
vada.
Dated September 7, 1909.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
WORLDS STANDARD REFERENCE
BOOK ON COPPER

The Copper Handbook contains, i'll
this new and greatly enlarged edition,
ABOUT so per cent more matter than the
Bible though not necessarily a better
book because of its greater bulk. 1t is
filled with FACTS of vital importance to
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18


Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
Act of Congress approved Nav TO- 1872 and !egis-
lation supplemental thereto. THE NEVADA
QUEEN COPPER COMPANY a corporation by
William +. Mcraggart. its attorney IN fact
whose post office address Is Neringtou. Lyon
county. Nevada. has made application for patent
Tor $3.50 = feet 1913. % feet 1854 10 feet 1880
feet aud $4,000 feet respectively on the Copper
Queen No. l. Copper Queen No. 2. san Jacnto.
Nevada King and Minnie Edith lodes bearing
copper, together with surface ground respect
lively 600 feet i'll width. situated in the Mason
Mining District, Lyou County Nevada de
scrbed by the official plat herewith posted and
by the official field notes and plat file in the
office Of the Register of the Carson City Land
District, Nevada. as follows:
COPPER QUEEN No. LODE
Beginning st cor No. {. whence the NE cor
sec. p. 7 u p T. VI. d. q. & NJ, hears y
feet To cor. No, ?; thence 5 II ~ 10" 661. 4s
feet to cor No ;; thence ; So ~ " hoo feet to
cor. No /. thence y 10 oS' w 40 20 fcrt to cor.
No s. thence Is So " Go3f 70 feet to cor No.
place of beginning
COPPER QUEEN NO g. LODE
Beginning at cor No T. whence the Nj COZ
sec, p. 7 Is K y u. NJ u. u X NJ. bears n o
A. 81 W 2oo27 feet thence o. 90 i7T 800
ieet to cor No ,, thence > 50 az " Coo feet To
No {; thence y So ~ Il 600 feet to cor No J. the
place oi beginning
SAN JACINTO LODE
Beginning at cor No I. whence the NE cor
sec y. 7. . NR2i 4. VI u. B. * NJ bears y
IS9 ~ ;o' f. q714S ieet thence ; rs so T. 7o4oS
feet to cor No ,: thence 5 ~ ~ ~ + 663.ss
feet 10 cor. No. thence y So a. sol go fee,
10 cor No I; thence y e oS W COG % feet to
cor No S: thence 1so 50 " ,1s.os feet to cor.
the place OF beginning
NEVADA KING LODE
Beginning at cor No whence the NJ cor.
sec, q. I Is y 4. VI u. B& NJ bears y &
- 4o' W I2p2.Is feet; thence % 10 snn T. rAso a
ieet to cor No. ?; thence $ az " 600 feet to
cor Ne. 81 thence ~ So7 W I4So. 20 feet tocor
No A; thcace y - - T. 900 feet to cor No. tie
place Of beginning
MINNIE EDITH LODE.
Beginning at cor No T. whence the NE cor.
sec p 7 = y = r. VI d. b x NJ bears \
~ ioa W I7g2., . ieeti thence ; o. ~ s." Z.
10. % itet to cor. No e thence'N IS az SIS
feet To- No. !; thence o. s. + $50 % feet IL
cot No &. thence ~ a " 300 feet to cor No.
.. the place at beginning
variation y IS T.; net area lode claim s. Sac
acres. situated in the " = sec ~ and the r Z
sec. p. I - y K q 4 VI u B&M
Records OF locations of said ,iairnS NAV be
FOUND IN me Office OF the County Recorder of
SAID Lyon county a. follows.
Copper Queen No Lode Book c of Locat.
ions page t2S; copper Queen Ne Lode ~
BOOK OF Locations, page 500. san Jacnto Lode
Book y oi locations page f-s; Nevada Kiuo
Lode ~ Book Of Locations; page 7o{. ami Min.
ME Edith Lode in Rock Z Of locations page -
ne adJolniug claims and nearest known iodes
are survey No 2gsS white Bird Gypsum Lode
and copper Queen No o. AlCatraz Copper On.eu
No 2, Colorado, styN aud Christina lodes. ali
uusuryeyed
Hlll NEVADA QUEEN COPPER COMPANY
BY
WILLIAM T.. McTAGGARr
It, Attorney IN fact
LOUIS J COIN
Register
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18

United states Land ofhee.
Carson CITY. Nevada
August -, 1000

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Janas.
Carney by John " @ Baniun. attorney 10 2.
III wellington LYON county. Nevada has w
day made applicat'n under the act o. hsfsa.
to5- Co select the following described 'is0 = 4
H. y OF > W y Of 'sec -, Twp ~ y. :
NJ u NJ. Containing eighty aefes aug ~ ~. =
,sth day OF oct Cos he Wili submit affirmative
proof before the Re gister and Receiver inss .' =
said tract is OF the character subject TO se's''s
under said Act Ii, A..
Any or an persons can appear On >sn =
to Offer objections II any thtV have 70 - Y
pro,,riatt1n III the described land under ths "
visions Of said Act OF To assert any Ae''-
claim thereto which they may have
Date Of first Publication september !. ~
Date OF last pnblNation October - ig.t
LOUIS }. COIN
Reglas
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
THE INVESTOR.
IHE INV ESlOR,
THE SPECTATOR
THE METALI.URGIST
THE CONSUMER
THE MINER

PRICE is IS i'll buckram with gilt top,
or 81. so i'll genuine full library morocco.
TERMS are the most liberal. Send
no money. but order the book sent YOU,
all carriage charges prepaid OH one
weeks approval. to be returned if un-
satisfactory, or paid for if it suits. Can
YOU afford not to see the book and Judge
for Yourself of its value to YOU
WRITE NOW to the editor and pub
Usher,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
Serial ol2lS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U,
S. PATENT.
Mineral Survey No 36ss.

Carson CITY Land Office. }
Carson CITY. Nevada. )
August 81. 1000 J
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
Miner Falls Down Shaft

Frank Blanche. a miner at the West
ern Nevada. had the misfortune on Fri
day to fall down thirty-ioot shaft. He
was considerably bruised and scratched
up, hut fortunately no bones were brok
EN-. He was removed to the hospital
where he is now resting easily.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
ALHAPPEN|NCS

A, unfortunate accident happened to
Mr. z. 7. Ross just as he was ABOUT 10
complete delightful month hshing.
His lovely full beard became entangied
with the limbs of a floating log drag
cling him into several feet of water ana
causing him to lose complete hsnihg
outf;t with a IS 3-S pound trout on the
end of it. Mr.. o. II. Some and family
and Dave Poquint attended HIM III MS
grief and helped to console him while
accompanying him home to Yerington'
Three cheers for Irrigation shouted
new boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Feeuey.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster have returned
from their outing at Tahoe.
Mrs. VIM. McNeeley and daughter
Edna. have joined friends i'll the south
ern portion of the valley in week $
fishing and hunting
Skating at the rink Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, and Satur-
dav and Sunday afternoons.
Toe and Hugh Mckay, Frank Barnett,
Arnold Maher, Jack Porter, George
Pripgle, George Robinson and Harry
Curtain on Wednesday, each shot
twenty ducks. the maximum number
permitted any one day, by law
In the language of Peary, the popu-
lace is notified not to take Dick Weber :
story too seriously Two Indians accuse
him of going straight south with lot OF
decovs which lie used as boosters and
had to take some OF the boosters home
with him to make up the required
number.
If your eyes are troubling you. go to
hudson G.. K. Smiths store and have
them fitted with proper glasses by an
expert optician.
Mrs. A. T. Whitman aud daughter
Mildred, have just returned from their
visit with relatives in Boston,
Miss Mori OF Missouri has been APP
pointed as teacher in the Plnmmer dis
trict and Miss Howe OF Carson, the
Meissner district.
Mrs. w T. Powers has very attract
i've gilded clock which stands about two
feet high The works are so intricate
that no jewelryman has ever been abb,
TO get it to run. however. Mr. Church
ward the workman in Smiths store soor
put it in order and now the owner is
very proud and listens to the chime o
the bell with much satisfaction.
banquet was given Monday evening
by Mr.. Dukes at Mason hotel in honor
OF the departure of Miss Patch for he
home in Chicago
Mrs c. w LegC has returned Il
Yeringtou with choice line Of milliner,
and will be pleased to shoS the good
at any time after the END She keep
on hand stock of pufs, rolls switches
etc. and will take orders for any shad,
OF hair. She also has a fine line O
samples to select from for tailor mad
suits. slSSt
Mrs.N Hironymous and children VIII,
have been visiting for two months a
Lake Tahoe, returned the middle of tn,
week
John Chiscom the mining man, is o,
business trip to DAYTON and Reno
Wint Willis is attending to legal bus
mess in Dayton aud Reno
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
ENTIRELY new
There are Is chapters.

IN Z OF = =" NIT1F'tNr''
Covering Copper History, Geology,
Geography Chemistry, Mineralogy, Min
ing, Milling, Teaching, Smelling, Re
fining Brands, Grades Impurities. Al
Toys, Uses. Substitutes, Technology
Deposits by Districts. States, Countries
and Continents; Mines in Detail, Stats
tics of Production, Consumption I'M
ports, Exports, Finances Dividends, etc.
The Copper Handbook is concededly the
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-09-18
COP p Z r
The New Edition of the
COPPER HANDBOOK

Vol VIII, issued May, 1909, contains
1900 pages, with nearly 50 per cent more
matter than the preceding edition The
chapters with mine descriptions and on
statistics have been carefully revised and
the bulk of the matter therein is