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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-01-12

scrlDed Tor by him, nor shall any mere
informally in organization have the ef-
feet of rendering this charter null or of
exposing stakeholder to any liability
beyond the amount of his stock.
ARTICLE vi.
The directors shall be elected by a
ballot at the regular annual meeting
called for that purpose or any meeting
adjourned from the same At all stock
holders meetings each share of stock
shall be entitled to one vote; a stock
holder may vote by proxy. A majority
Of the stockholders shall constitute a
quorum. A majority Of stock present
shall elect the directors. Special meet
ings may be called at the pleasure of the
president, or on deman of three stock
holders. The stockholders of this cor
poration at general meeting called for
that purpose on demand of three stock
holders may modify, add to, alter OF
amend, or dissolve the corporation with
the assent of three-fourths of the stock
represented at such meeting. This shall
not apply to increasing or decreasing
the capital stock, which is done under
special laws. Ten days written notice
of any meeting shall be given by the sec
Rotary. II dissolution be determined
upon, q majority Of the stock presefA
shall select thrse liquidators It tlae meet
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-01-12

Attest:
JOHN DIXON.
n N STR1
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26

to work to advantage. The new pur- chase of the Arizona Commercial Cop per company is handsome machine and will increase materially the eff eiency of the equipment for transporta tion at the mine plant.
 When the smelter blows in, its fur naceS will have canacitv nf 800 tons a day and about October l the taking out of ore at the company's mine will be begun to supply the smeIting plant. Stoping will be commenced above the long drift between the Black Hawk and the Eureka shafts on the sixth level, and in the near future drifting on the ore ledge on the seventh level will be undertaken. At present, the pumps that were recently installed on the sixth level are at work removing water and in a few days it will proba- bly, be possible to work on the seventh level to advantage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26
HIGH GRADE COPPER ORE ON COLE
 LE DGE
SHOULD DEVELOP EARLY INTO PROFITABLE PRODUCER or
 LARGE TONNAGE

At the property of the Cole Develop meut company in the Gibson district, force of men began work about ten days ago and is now getting the mine and camp in shape for effective devel- opment work in the near future. The camp, which is advantageously located on Mineral creek, has been prepared to comfortably accommodate the men who will be employed there, for the present.
 At the inclined shaft on the Cole property, the water that had seeped in while operations were suspended tenn. porariiy, has beep mostly pumped out, and according to the present plans, the sinking of the shaft will he resumed during the coming week. The bottom of the shaft is now in ore and the operations there in the near future will be interesting as showing the extent of the ledge already encountered The ore in this ledge is very high grade, and should it prove to be extensive, as the present showing indicates the Cole mine should develop into proposition capable, like the Gibson mine. If giving good immediate returns.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26
PREPARATION BEING MADE FOR NEW
 SHELTER
FURNACES WILL BE BLOWN IN PROBABLY NOT LATER THAN
 FIRST OF OCTOBER
BIG SHELTER STACK IN PLACE
NEW SHAY LOCOMOTIVE IS VERY sERvIcEABLE FOR HEAVY
 GRADE CLIMBING

With force of 300 men, Assistant Manager John F.. Pemberthy of the Arizona Commercial Copper company is rushing to completion the constuc. ton of the smelter and the preparing of the mine for production
 It is now practically certain that the shelter will be ready to blow in by October l. and all the different branches ot work on the Arizona Com merciaI property are being directed touches are being put on the new shelter building. The machinery in eluded in the smelter power plant has been in place for about two weeks, and since it's installation. try-outs of the different machines have been made Ev. erything has been found in excellent working order, SO that no delays from this source will be encountered when the shelter begins treating ores
 During the past week, men have been at work finishing the downtake, putting in the charge floor and laying rails from the coke and ore bins to the fur mace. X large supply of coke. lime and fiuxing material is now being laid in. In the obtaining of suitable sup ply of lime, the Arizona Commercial Copper company is especially fortunate, necessary quantity about two miles down the canyon from the smelter and along the Arizona Commercial line of railway. The large stack that is to carry of the smoke and gases from the power plant and shelter is now in place. IL is l25 feet high. The brick work around the large boilers at the smeiter power plant s finished, ready Tor the roofing
 The latest noteworthy addition to the Arizona Commercial plant equipment is a new locomutive which was put in commission for the first time last Thurs day. This engine is of shay manufac- ture. is geared machine and is par. ticuIarly adapted to heavy grades and sharp curves Every wheel on the en- zine is virtually drive wheel, and thus high traction power is secured. As is well known, the ordinary type of locomotive depends largely on it's momentum for it's pulling power. Ful- ly 75 per cent of the traction power in the regulation type of rod engine is it its acceieration, Consequently, if we suppose an engine of this kind to encounter grade while running at certain speed, all accelcration is lost on the grade if if is long enough. At that point, when all acccleration is lost an ordinary rod engine is working on the same basis as Shay geared loco motive. and where the rod engine wouId be stalled, the Shay locomotive is able
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26

of 300 horse power At present the compressor is running six drills in the
 McGaw shaft
 At the McGaw shaft sinking is going on steadily and the shaft is now down 525 feet. The sixth level will he reach. ed early in October at the present rate of sinking, and then the Eureka shaft of the Arizona Commercial Copper company and the McCiaw shaft of the Superior & Boston will be connected on the sixth level for ventilating purposes. This connection will probably be effect. ed by the intersection of crosscut from the McGaw with a drift along the Black Hawk vein from the Eureka shaft.
 Al the Gardner shaft of the Superior & Boston mine, drifting on the vein is under way on the fourth level. This drift was begun little over a week ago, and has n general westerly direc. tion. Previous to the running of this drift. another had been run from the winze on the Black Oxide vein. and a crosscut running south had been made to intersect the vein at a distance of 700 feet from the Gardner shaft The ground in these workings, where recent ly opened up, is highly mineralzed. with managanese and iron. The west drift from the Gardner shaft is being run tO strike the ore body which is known to be above, as it was develop ed in driving the Black Oxide tunnel.
 In sinking the MeGaw, which it to be the main working shaft of the Superior & Boston mine, diabase was encountered down as far as the fourth level, and at that depth limestone was struck. Sinking on the McGaw shaft will not be discontinued at the sitxl level, but will go on indefinitely. Al the sixth level, the Great Eastern shaft and the MeGaw shaft will be connected by crosscut from tbe McGaw. The Great Eastern shaft was put down sim ply for development purposes. When production begins. most of the ore will come from the stopes on the Great Eastern vein. which is the same one known as the Black Hawk ledge on the Arizona Commercial property. This vein is now opened by long drift running east and west on the 450 level. Both the McGaw and the Gardner shafts have three compartments. Act ing Superintendent w. II. Wandvig is now in charge of the work at the Super, for X Boston mine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26
SCENE OF INDUSTRY TRANSFORMS NEW
 KEYSTONE
FORTY MEN CONSTANTLY WORK ING AT DEVELOPMENT or
 PROMISING MINE
CHURN DRILLS ARE AT WORK
EVAPORATION WORK CUTTING UP PROPERTY INTO TWO HUN
 DRIED FOOT SQUARES

Since the taking over of the Key. Mining company, that property has been the scene of great activity At present, about 400 men are employed there and development is going forward along lines laid down for the complete exploration of the ground. The plans made to accomplish this work are some what novel, and SO far as is. known. were never carried out before in Globe district. Two churn drills have been at work during the past summer, and at put down. These holes are located on the corners of the 200 foot squares in to which the property is being cut by drifts and cToSseuts in the course of development In every instance, so far, the drill holes have encountered ore at variuos depths. After the drill holes are put down on all four corners of one of the 200 foot squares, drifts oI crosseuts are then run along the four sides of the square to iutersect the drill
 
 underground workings from the main shaft are made to prove up the ore bodies which the drill holes have al ready indicated
 The Keystone shaft has a total depth of 330 feet, but up to the present tome crosscutting has not been undertaken lower than the l5O level The north crosscut leaves the shaft at the l50 level, aud is now out about 32T feet As the development plan is laid out. all the crosseuts will run north and south and all the drifts will have general direction east and west The east drift, which was run from the north crosscut af distance of loo feet from the shaft. is now l7j feet long and is in good concentrating sulphide ore The west drift from the north cross cut, at distance of loo feet from the shaft. is l95 feet long, and this drift. also, is in good Suphide ore running better than per cent in copper.
 A few days ago, a drift was started from tue north crosscut at distance of 300 feet from the shaft and this drift is not now out about 2j feet. The underground work is being done with the aid of two machine drills for which power is furnished by a 2o morse power air compressor.
 Two Keystone churn drills are work ing daily and the average depth made by each of them is about lJ feet a day In addition to giving fairly ac- curate infoTmating concerning the loea- tiOn of the ore bodies, the churn drills are fitted with easing and serve to furnish ventilation for the underground workings.
 The New Keystone Mining company
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26
PRODUCTION AT
 BLACK WARRIOR

At the Black Warrior mine, the pro. duction of ore in the course of develop ment work is going steadily forward under the supervision of General Man ager E. M White. Recently there mas heen an increase in the amount of ore shipped. The quantity of ore shipped daily now is no tons as compared with lno tons, the amount heinz shipped q week ago. The ore is sent to the Fl Paso smelters, and its average percent age in copper iS between To and II.
 At the Winnie shaft of the Black Warrior mine, the water is being pump ed out prepa,atory to further sinking and to drifting vest on the 250 level The present drift is nearly 900 feet long and is in ore along practically the entire length.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26
A Sprained Ankle.

As usually treated, sprained ankle will disable the injured person for T month or more, but by applying Cham berlaiu s Eminent and observing the directions with each bottle faithfully a cure may, in most cases, be effected in less than one weeks time. This liniment is a most remarkable prepara. tion; try it for sprain or bruise. or when laid up with chronic or muscular rheumatism, and you are certain to be delighted with the prompt relief which it affords. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26
SUPERIOR B BOSTON SURFACE PLANT
 COMPLETE
WILL PROBABLY BEGIN SHIPPING ORE WITHIN NEXT THREE
 OR FOUR MONTHS

In the past few weeks great chang, in the appearance of the Superior & Boston mine plant has taken place with the installation of the new ma. chinery and the erection of several buildings to accommodate it. The sur face plant at the mine is now practical. ly complete with the exception of the dry house and ore bins, and it is ex- pectcd that these, also, will be finished ny October l5. Ore shipping will prob. ably begin within two months and ii K desired to have the entire plant working smoothly before production he gins.
 The new plant includes large hoist ing plant, a fully equipped power house, an up.to date machine shop, and woodworking room. Practically all the work of installing the plant was done under a contract by Los An geles firm and the result has been one of the most orderly and conveniently arranged mining plants that can be seen anywhere in Globe district. The buildings containing the machinery are Soundly constructed and altogether ore. sent a handsome appearance.
 The boilers at the power house. two m number, have total capacity of 500 horse power and the air compressor, capable of running twelve drills, is also
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26
WEEKLY REVIEW OF GL OBE MINES

now has number of men employed in assessment work on it's mineral lands a short distance fr6m where the present shaft is located E.. M Tinker, form erly head engineer at the mine of the Miami Copper company, is superiutend ent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-26
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 store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-10-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice In hereby given that I
Robert Catlin, Administrator OF tn,
Estate OF James John. deceased, IN
obedience to an order OF the County
Court OF Multnomah county. Oregon
will on and after October 30th. 1909
sell at private sale lots I, 2, 3 and
OF block 20 Of James Johns Addi,
tion TO ST. Johns In Multnomah
county. Oregon.
Offers will be received for said
property at the west door OF the
County Court House between the
hours OF 10 and IL O'Clock a. m. OF
said October 30th. Offers will also
be received at tho office OF my at.
torney II. II. Nicholas. room 7i6
oregonian building. Portland. Ore.
gon at any time up TO November
End. 1909. After which time X the
offers there made are not satisfac-
tory shall negotiate such sale to
the best advantage.
The terms of sale are 10 per cent
cash down and 23 Is per cent more
when sale Is confirmed and the re.
10 be secured by mortgage
on the property bearing per cent
interest payable on or before two
years.
The property will be sold in lots
or as a whole as may appear to
bring the best price.
An abstract will be furnished TO
zach purchaser with ample oppor-
unity TO examine the same.
ROBERT CATLIN.
Administrator.
Il. II. NICHOLAS,
Attorney. 6f,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-10-22
Proposals for Street Work.

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the city recorder Of
the city Of st. Johns, Oregon, until
a o'clock p. m. November q, 1909, for
the Improvement of East Burlington
street from the east line of Jersey
street to the east line of kellogg
street by sidewalking and by lower
ing the street to sub grade and ma
cadamizing the same without a sand
binder, said macadam to be twelve
inches deep in the center Of street
and tapering to depth Of six inches
at either curb, In the manner pro-
vided by Ordinance No. 1872 and the
charter Of said city and In accordance
with the plans, profile and specifica-
tions of the city engineer now on file
In the office Of the city recorder.
Separate proposals may be made
for either grading, matchmaking or
sidewalking included In said improve
ment. Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check payable to the
mayor for sum not less than ten
percent of the contract price, and no
bid will be considered unless accom-
panied by such check, and upon
blanks furnished by the city recorder
for such purpose.
Said Improvement must be com
pleted on or before Dec. 2Sth, 1909.
The right to reject any and all bids
Is hereby reserved.
The estimate cost Of said improve.
ment is fe67.77.
BY order OF the council.
A. NJ. ESSON,
City Recorder.
Published in the st. Johns Review,
Oct. IS, "a and 7o, 1909.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-10-22
Proposals For Street Work

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the Recorder of the
city Of st. Johns. until Tuesday
November a, 1909, at 7:5o O'Clock, p. M.
for the improvement Of Polk street from
the southerly line of Willamette Boule-
ward to the southerly line Of Crawford
street IN the manner provided by Ordin.
ance No. 400 subject to the provisions OF
the charter and ordinances Of the city
OF st. Johns, and the estimate of the city
engineer, on file. Engineers estimate,
isas yards cut, i7S yards FILL 346 yards
rock. Estimated cost, f,sso. 40.
Bids must be strictly In accordance
with printed blanks. which will be
furnished on application at the office
of the Recorder OF the city OF st.
Johns. And said Improvement must
be completed on or before December az,
1909.
No proposals or bids will be con.
sidered unless accompanied by a Ger.
titled check payable to the order Of
tho Mayor OF the city OF StJohns.
certified by responsible bank for
an amount equal 10 ten per cent OF
the aggregate proposal.
The right TO reject any and all
bids is hereby reseryed.
by order OF the City Council,
A. NJ. ESsoN.
City Recorder.
Published In the st. Johns Review.
October 18th, 22nd and 2oth, 1000.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-10-22
RESOLUTION

1t is resolved by the city of st.
Johns:
That whereas, the council did, by
Ordinance No. 261 passed by the
council and approved by the Mayor
October IL, 1yV3, adopt the city En-.
gineer's report In the matter Of wild.
ening Charleston street in said city
from Hudson street to Backstrom's
Addition, which said ordnance is
hereby referred to and made part
of this resolution, and
Whereas, the council at this time
deems 1t necessary and expedient to
appoint viewers to assess the bene.
fits mad damages caused by said
proposed widening of said Charleston
street, as aforesaid. Now therefore
1t is hereby resolved by the city of
st. Johns that s. w. Rodgers, II. S,
Hewitt and +. r. Hansen, three dis.
interested freefolders OF the city of
st. Johns possessing the qualifica.
tions of jurors of the Circuit Court
of Multnomah county, be nd they
aand each of them are hereby ap-
pointed as viewers to assess the
damages and benefits to the respec-
tive lots, blocks and parcels of land
proposed to be condemned In the
widening of said Charleston street,
as aforesaid, as well as the benefits
of property particularly benefited
thereby, and that each of said
viewers shall qualify as provided by
Section 81 OF the Charter OF the city
of ST. Johns and proceed TO assess
the damages and benefits as pre-
scribed In Section S2.S3 of said
charter.
Adopted October 18th, 1909.
a. NJ. ESSON,
Recorder.
Published In the st. Johns Review
Oct. 22nd and 2Dth, 1909.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-10-22
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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-10-22
The city of st. Johns does ordain as

The city of st. Johns does ordain as
follows:
Section /: That the fire limits OF
the city of st. Johns shall be bound
ed as follows. Commencing at the
intersection of John and Jersey
streets and embracing 200 feet on
each side of said Jersey street to the
intersection of Jersey and Chicago
streets, except through Depot add
tion where the 200 feet line shall be
reduced to l7S feet In order to con-
form to the boundary line of said
addition, commencing at the inter
section of Jersey street and Chicago
street and embracing 140 feet on the
Easterly side of Jersey street to the
intersection OF Jersey and New York
street and from the intersection of
Chicago street and Jersey street on
the Westerly side Of Jersey street
2Uy feet to New York street.
Section q. That said fire limits
shall also include all OF Block 3s
and Fractional Block 1 OF James
Johns Addition to st. Johns and
Block 30 Of James Johns Second Ad-
dition to st. Johns.
Section 9: All buildings hereafter
erected within the fire limits shall
be constructed of brick, or stone or
both; and every building Of brick or
or stone or both that shall be newly
rooted or covered shall be con.
structed of side walls or party walls
OF brick, or stone, or both, and such
side walls or party shall extend from
the foundation to the top Of and
through the roof Of tho buildings,
and said roof shall be covered with
such material as will afford protec.
tion against fire, and said walls shall
be so constructed as to separate all
woodwork thoroughly and completely
independant OF TIE exterior and In.
terror, and from all and every part
OF the interior and exterior Of any
adjoining building. and every such
side wall or party wall shall pass
through the roof OF the building TO
which II may pertain In such man.
ner TO break entirely any communi-
cation OF wood whatsoever between
such roof and any other building.
Section 4: That hereafter II shall
be unlawful TO construct any side.
walks. within said fire limits, OF
woou. but such walks shall be con
struoted OF cement or other hard sur
face pavement. provided. neverthe'
less. that this ordinance shall not be
construed .as TO apply to side walks
now In the course OF construction IN
the city OF st. Johns.
Section o: Every person. firm or
violating any OF the pro-
visions OF this orainnace shall, upon
thereof before the Munich |
pal Court OF the city OF ST. Johns.
be- punished by fine OF not less
than ten dollars nor more than one |
hundred dollars. or by imprisonment
not more than three months. or by |
both such fine and imprisonment.
Section O.. That Ordinance No. SO
untitled AN Ordinance TO define
he fire limit OF tho city OF st. Johns
md TO prohibit the erection or repair
II wooden buildings within such
limits" as amended by Ordinance No.
25. passed by the council. and ap'
proved by the Mayor October 10.
DOG. be and the same is hereby re-
,ealed.
Approved by the Mayor October 10.
9O9.
J.F. HENDRICKS.
Attest: Mayor.
A. NJ. EssoN,
Recorder.
Published In the st, Johns Review.
bet. 22nd. 1903.