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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
MINING
sHATTUcK.

Preparations are now under wav at
the Shattuck Arizona to resume daily
shipments of ore. the first since tho
fall of 1907, the start to be made about
January L. Orders authorizing the
starting of regular production and
shipment were received yesterday from
President Thomas Bardon. II 10
planned to make shipments to the Con
per Queen smelter at Douglas, of from
100 to $50 tons per day
Resumption of production will
mean much to Bisbee people not alone
to the holders of stock, but To miners
as well. At present the mine is CLOSED
down for necessary repairs. Ipon
reopening the working force will no
largely augmented. as will be neces-
sary to get out the amount of ore
required. Just how large a force will
be employed Superintendent Olsen
was unable To state last evening That
there will be at least three times as
many as have been employed during
the dull period, when nothing but de-
velopment was under way is a con-
clusion easy to arrive at
Between the present time and jan
uary l the repair gang of the COM
pany will be kept busy making need
ed alterations and repairs to the ore
conveying tramway between the mine
and the L. p. and S. w. tracks. where
the ore bins are located. Other ma
chinery win also be put in first class
order so that when production has
begun nothing need stop it.
Since the visit of A. b. w. Hodges
consulting engineer for the company
several weeks since there have been
numerous rumors that the Shattuck
would reopen soon, while there has
been at least one authoritative state
ment to that effect which appeared
i'm the Review recently. Orders have
been expected by the local heads Of
the company for several days setting
the day upon which shipments were
to commence definitely. The message
from President Bardon was therefore
not surprise.
Since the stoppage of regular ship
ments, development, which has been
going ahead constantly, has opened
several fine ore bodies. An immense
homage is I'm sight and extraction
can be made at much higher rate
than that contemplated. 1t is thought
probable that as spring advances more
ore will be sent to the smeter than
at the beginning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
Dec. 2S; Jan. 4. II.


Notice of Annual Meeting of stock
holders. Once of Arizona and
Michigan Mining Company. Calumet,
Michigan.
To the stockholders Of the Arizona
and Michigan Mining company:
Sirs-Please take motive that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Arizona ard Michigan Mining COM
pany will be held at the principal Of
flee of the company on the company's
in Globe Mining District, in
ella County. Arizona, on Tuesday, the
18th Gay Of January 1910. at II O'clock
noon, for the purpose of electing di-
rectors. and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. The stock
books of the company will be
closed on Friday. December "a. 1909 at
ten o'clock n. m. and will open again
on wednesday. January 10th, 1910. at
ten o'clock a. m.
Dated at Calumet. Michigap, De-
cath. 1909.
(Signed) s. c. CHYNOWETH,
ajf 4. ~ SECRETARY
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
new No. . shaft and the temporary

new No. shaft and the temporary
equipping thereof.
From the above it Is evident that
for the current year the Quincy Will
show mining profits of approximately
$550,0O0 or better. The average sell
ing price will be about 1875 cents,
from which it will be seen that aside
from the item of construction. costs
will be well within II cents per pound,
surely a marvellous record consider
ing the copper recovery per ton IF
about 16 pounds and the fact that the
rock output is hoistcd from an aver
age depth of close to a mile.
a factor making for the bettered re-
suits compared with the year pre-
vious is the somewhat improved yield
per ton. In this connection we arc
able to quote an official of the COM
pany as stating that the underground
openings have shown consistent i'm
provement for some little time and
that in this respect the outlook for the
Quincy is better than it has been for y
number Of years.
Further than to temporarily inter
fere with production at No. 2 shaft,
the recent disturbances underground
were attended with no serious conse-
auences This shaft has yet 10 SUP
oly its regular quota of rock, but will
probably commence doing so next
month. In the meantime, however
Nther sources have been more heavily
drawn upon, with the result that pro-
Iuction has been kept closely up to tho
normal.
The new No. s shaft has become an
important contributing factor and viii
fenceforth be a growing one as It's
openings arc extended south. North
Of this shaft Is No. 3. at which sinking
has reached depth of 600 feet. In all
probability another year will olapsc
before this shaft reaches the mineral
tied zone, following which opening
work will be pushed north, i'm which
direction the company has length or
5000 feet of virgin ground, fact most
Impressive when considering it's flu
turc life as producer. The Quincy
advantages are to be found in its ex-
ccptionally complete and efficient
mining, milling and smelling plants
together with an experienced and
conservative management.
Adventure-ln circular letter adj
dressed to the shareholders of the
Adventure, President James L. Bishop
has the following to say regarding the
development work now in progress;
TN the annual report for the year
Guiding December 31st, 1908, the report
of the general superintendent gave de-
tails of diamond drill work then In
progress for the purpose of locating
copDer-bearng veins in that territory
living south of the old workings. That
work was completed early in 1903
and resulted in locating several veins
which gave evidence Of sufficient value
TO warrant the sinking of a vertical
shaft through which they could be
opened.
The sinking of this shaft was begun
carly in May last aud constitutes
practically the only work now in prog
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
MlNNEAR AND cos GOSSIP,

The Franklin company is planning
to diamond drill the western portion
of its property i'm search of the nor
therly extension of the several So
called Hancock lodes including that
designated as No. lode recently open
ed at depth i'm the Hancock mine with
such gratifying results. This work is
expected to start without delay. The
general situation in the Franklin mine
is altogether encouraging. The rate
OF production will very soon show a
material Improvement by reason of
the larger skip now in service.
Butte-Because of the shut down
of the Butte mines this month by rea-
son of the labor situation it is esti-
mated now that the production of cop
per for the month will fall under 49,
100000 pounds against a normal pro-
ducton of about 100000 pounds A
few of the mines which have been
closed for several days on account of
Christmas resumed operations yester-
day morning, but other mines which
have been closed since the early part
Of the month on account Of the
switchmen's strike may not open un-
til the first of the year.
The Lake property is now actively
engaged In cutting and drifting
at the sixth level The drift is i'm
the new lode and has progressed about
twenty feet, disclosing rich copper
ground mainly in the form of stamp
rock. The situation elsewhere i'm the
mine remains unchanged.
The Ray Central Copper Co. will
issue $2,OOOO0O of bonds early in jan
uary to provide additional working
capital. These bonds will be under
written by Adolph Lewiston. i'm con-
nection with two New York stock ex-
change firms. They will be offered to
the public at 105 or 10 and will be
made convertible into stock of the
company at par, the par being IS n
share.
The United Metal Selling Co. has
declared five per cent. regular quar-
tcrly dividend making twenty per
cent. for the year.
The Amalgamated Copper Co. ana
its subsidiaries are in a position T.
declare larger dividends but has not
done so on account of their desire 20
strengthen the financial condition Of
their respective properties. AS a re-
suit the Amalgamatcd is i'm a strong
position from the standpoint of cash
It's earnings are running close to So
10000 year. and IL has been distri5-
uting to shareholders at the rate Of
approximately $3.00O,OOO a year.
The directors of the Anaconda Cop
per company will meet this week for
the purpose Of taking action on the
dividend. The consensus of opinion is
that there will be no change In the
rate, although this is a question that
will not be given final consideration
until the directors get together.
Salt Lake wires: They feel that
both Colorado and Iron Blossom will
go on a quarterly dividend basis right
away and the amount to be paid will
be reduced from 8 per cent a share
monthly and provisions made for
much needed development work. This
change should inspire confidence. Our
correspondent at Salt Lake says that
they are told by Mr.. Knight both
properties are good for many years
yet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
STOCKS

Boston-The local market continued
active and strong in spots. Miami and
East Butte were the leaders in activity.
East Butte is acting especially well
and is gradually creeping up, the buy
ing being quiet and persistent with no
attempt to advance the stock. Copper
Range was considerably stronger and
we expect sharp advance of hve
points in this stock any day now. N.
Butte was weak, being heavily liqui-
dated around so. With the exception
of North Butte we think we shall see
higher prices all through the list be-
fore the end of the week.-Paine, Web
Der & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
Women and Hospitals.

Every doctor knows the futility OF
trying to make woman take the rest
cure in her own home. She may have
every convenience and comfort neces-
sary and all the required time to
spare, but her soul yearns for the pro
fessional stir of hospital life, the ad-
vent of doctors and nurses and the
unfamiliarity of surroundings and rou.
tine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
PREPARING SPECIAL MESSAGE.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-President Taft
today began the preparation of the
first of his special messages to Con-
gress. This message will deal with
amendments which he believes neces-
sary in the interstate commerce and
Sherman antitrust acts.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
Cav & sturgis says.

Boston. Mass, Dec. 2s.-The general
list righted itself from the effect Of
the Rock Island episode of yesterday
and under the leadership of Amalgam-
ated and Anaconda was strong. Sales
of lake copper were reported at IA cts.
and the general sentiment was hopeful.
AT the same time II was evident that
some good selling of local coppers was
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28

going on locally under cover of strength
of Amalgamated and except for manip-
ulated issues rather heavy tone de-
yeloped toward end of the day. No
great change is likely this week. In all
probabilities interest will decrease to-
wards end OF the week.-Irving j.
Sturgls.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
Happy Time Ahead.

The young married man had been
on Che road about a year. He had
just told his wife that the firm had
given him a position in the store and
he would not have TO travel any more.
."Oh. won't that be fine. George" she
exclaimed "Now Wen be married
again and settle down."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Lamondra and Ville-
neuve have this 22nd day of December
1909. dissolved partnership. BY mu-
tual agreement all outstanding ac-
commits owing to the late firm are 20
be collected by III. w. villeneuve. IL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28

One of the problems of social life
Is to know what to say to one anoth.
er when we meet; every man and
woman's desire is to appear sympa-
thetic and clever. and this makes con-
versation difficult. because taking US
all round. we are neither sympathetic
nor clever.-Jerome X. Jerome.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
information Wanted.

Why is II that when girl succeeds
on the stage she Immediately wishes
to make people believe she was
brought up in convent?
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
Grand Old FALL.

One good thing about a fall that
hangs on Is that II keeps back the
beautiful snow" poems.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28

New York. Dec 2S.-The German
monomail, the invention Of Mr.. Bren-
nan. which has attracted information
al attention. is to be shown in the
United states under the direction of
n. NJ. Robinson and Hart Oberg.
These men have just arrived from Ger
many and have definite plans for in
PRODUCING the invention to the AM
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
FIVE STARS ARE
 NEEDED
Local Baseball Enthusiasts Are Planning For Crack
 Team
IMPORTED PLAYERS ARE
 TO HAVE OTHER WORK

The baseball situation in Bisbee is at length clearing up, and the pros poets of a good team for the Fourth of July celebration are growing brighter.
 The grounds at Warren are graded and have been smoothed and scraped. To be sure, the fence has not been erected but only a short time now, and this will be done, for the lumber has been ordered. The order for the eiglt-foot boards for the enclosing of the grounds and the materials for the building of the stands went in about June 1 and rive almost any day.
 And then comes the team. There are now in the city at least fous good players. including one of the best spit ball artists in the south west, who has proved his ability iIi the past It will De cnly necessary to import outside talent to fill five of the positions. and to put team in the field which can put it all over the Douglas team.
 Already negotiations are well ul- der way for the bringing of two goo players from San Franicsco. Two of the strongest players on Y Clifton team have expressed their desire to come to Bisbee, and com munication has been opened with ., San Antonio crack.
 Captain Wolfe of Douglas is help. ing the management in this regard, and his services will be of value in the matter. for he knows them all. He is doing this from his desire 10 boost the game in this section, and has no intention of leaving Doug las,
 Thus 1t appears that matters ara coming along nicely. The main thing needed to put a team on the diamond in Bisbee and to keep 1t in the field is to obtain positions for the players. and this is the problem which has bothered and is bother ing the management most. but it is thought that this will shortly te solved, and so make the maintenance of a strong team a possibility. This plan has been accomplished in Can area for several sesSons and Is done in Duoglas, So that there is no req s0n why it should not also b. car ried out in the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06

In 1901 Wagner bated.352, and il 1902 his average was 1852. The record of Wagner for 1905 was .363. In 1900 he'played in Pittsburg uni form and he has been a Pirate since then. During his career in Pittsburs Wagner has played in 1906 games been sat bat 6,152 times. scored 1,141 runs, secured 2,162 hits and stolen 533 bases. His batting average for nine years of playing has been .351. In 1897, 1898 and 1899 Wagner play. ed with the Louisville club. In 1897 he
 hit .344: in 1898, S05, and in 1899, .35s For a dozen seasons he never hit be. low .305, and his best average was .3S0. made in the first year that he played with Pittsburg-1501. He
 played in 134 games that year. was at
 bat 52S times. scored l07 runs. got POI hits and stole 36 bases. Of popularity, Wagner has plenty, and
 be bears more nicknames than any other man in baseball
 Good As Ever Now. Last year they gave him loving cups and good wishes and everything that men give one another to show grati.
 tude for big things accomplished. This year some men figured that Wagner would go back. start on the downward path physically. which course all men are bound to take at some stage of life.
 But Wagner has returned, strong as ever, fielding brilliantly and batting and running bases wonderfully. He is as good right now as he ever was. Wagner fields with much motion There is nothing catlike or graceful about his movements. He is all mo | ticn-arms. hands, limbs. body, when he goes after ball But he gets there, just the same, and the public doesn't stop to consider how a man gets there, just so he arrives. Wagner arrives. nearly always in time. If he does not, it is never because of lack of speed or a lack of judgment. The big Teuton is today as awkward as any man playing in the big leagues. Many of the chances he takes look to be impossible for one who works lik
 he-but he gets there just the same. Makes Dramatic Debut. Like the stars of the stage, Wag ner comes while the stage is waiting The other players are on the field; they have been warming up for an hour or so, but not with Wagner. As the umpire discovers that it is ten minutes before the time to call play. Wagner arrives at the ball park. He comes in big automobile. his big. eest hobby. He makes a dash for the club house. climbs into his uniform and runs across the field. generally about the time the umpire is announc- ing the batteries for the afternoons game.
 And when he gets his first chance in fielding. Wagner throws the ball inst as hard as any of them. although they have been warming up right along and he has not
 That Is the wonderful Wagner. his work and his record.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
DOUGLAS BALL TEAM
 DEFEATS CAAANEA
Before Big Crowd the Shelter City Team Defeats Cham
 pion Mexican Nine
Special to Reyiewl

DOUGLAS, June 5.-Ths Douglas Demons took today's ball game from Cananea by score of 6 to 3 before the biggest week day crowd which has been seen at Sportsman park this year.
 The visitors were outplayed at all points of the game and the locals dis. played the best form which they have shown this season. As a result Cliff. ford received the good support he is entitled to for the first time since he has donned Douglas uniform since coming from Pearce. Wolfe's throwing to bases was deadly to Cana rea's hopes in its accuracy.
 The teams have played seven games this season and Douglas has won three. A big attendance is expected for tomorrow's game as interest is running high.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
ATHLETIC BOYS TO coORTLANp

Members of the Bisbee Afhletir association left for Courtland yes terday noon and gave an exhibition the proceeds of which will be do- mated to the Courtland baseball club. Those composing the party are as follows: w. R. Banks. man. ager: Thomas Holt. Al Ketchel. A. s. Banks, A. l.. Griffith, Harry Gum. Fred Bhend. Will Gum. Alex. Cam eron. The program was as follows:
 Cub swinging to music, Holt, Banks and Ketchel; French foil ex- hib'tion. Hot and Banks: Italian sabres. Holt and Ketchel; wrestling, Harvard. versus Gum and Bhend: wrestling. Banks and Ketchei; weight lifting. w R. BanksS clog dancing. Alex. Cameron.
 After the reguO entertainment. Messrs. Griffith and Gum enter taiDed a number of friends with q boxing exhibition.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
HANS WAGNER lS
 AS GOOD AS EVER Grand Player Bats and Fields As SensationaIIy as
 Last Year

John P. Wagner Is one of the great est men in baseball. That is his Christian name. his other is ~Honus," or Hans
 Wherever men and boys play base ball they know of Wagner. They have read and talked about him for years. and they are still talking about him.
 On Sunday and on Monday one week Wagner's name was flashed across the country. He stole second. third and home on SunGay. ana on Monday he got five hits out of six times up and stole three bases. On both days he did some wonderful fielding.
 Those things have bobbed up in Wagner's baseball career many times during the. last twelve years. But ne has accomplished great things consist ently, and the consistency with which he does things is what has kept the name Wagner on the tongues of the men who play and the men and boys who follow baseball.
 Hans Stands First.
 Other stars have appeared since Wagner began doing startling things. Great stars have been among them. Their names will live. But above all will be the name of Wagner Hans,' Of Pittsburg.
 Wagner is above any other star of baseball history. He does the things year in and year out that others do for season or two or three. He is the same wonderful player, at bat, on the bases and in the field.
 For six seasons Wagner led the Ma tional Ieague in hitting His record
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06

DENVER. Colo. June 5.-Saul Halyne. an Indian boy. student in the Indian school at Grand Junction, Col orado. won the amateur Marathon for the championship of the Rocky Noun. tains today. Forsbaw of St. Louis was second and Gordy. another Indian student, third. Time 3:01:15.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
COUNTRY CLUB NEWS

Today will be a rather quiet one at the Country club. for there are no scheduled events at either golf or shooting. There will be the usual weekly practice of the marksmen in the Rifle club and the golfng en- thusiasts will not forego their fa- vorite sport on the links.
 It is probable that the final match in the tennis tournament will be finished today This match has been postponed for two weeks, and an especial effort was made last week to bring on the match today.
 Chapman won double honors on the links last Saturday. When the committee looked over the cards turned in for the Powell cup 1t was found that he was the win ner of this event, besides having won the spring club championship. In the former event he played with a tweive-handieap and finished four down to bogy.
 It is possible that the golf team VIII journey to. Douglas next sun day to play a match with the Smclt- CT city. Efforts are being made to get together tae Warren club team, and if this Is done and the date is satisfactory to Douglas there will be a match. Douglas won in the last match between these teams.
 City Attorney Lockwood of Doug las passed through the city yester- day afteroon, returning from the county seat.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
In the Field of Sports
Chicago Needed
 Ginger so Chance
 Made BrOwnaCvb

CHICAGO, June 5.-The Senators neede- ginger; the willy CantilIoa
 knew the man who could inject the ginger and landed him. It was George Browne of the Chicago Cubs.
 So sudden vas his transformation from Cub to T Senator that the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
KILLS CHILDREN WITH RAZOR

CORSICANA. Tex, June 5.-Mfs. J. NJ. Green, at Richland, a village near here. killed herself and three children aged 12, z and ?, today with a razor on account of domestic trou- bles.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
Coast League.
INDIAN BOYS WIN MARATHON

rackenridge and Kinkle.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-06
Board Of Directors: Dr. C. L. Edmuncson, ?. ]. Mccullough, Robt. Hennessey, Harry Bark. call, Or. Chas. F. hawIey.
Offeers: .Dr. C. L. Edmund son, president; Asa r. Hoy, vice president; Ray 8. krcbs, secretary; II. W. Owen. trsas urer.
Imdwsdrial lHI@nne Circle

Membership limited Each member dea Money Is In advan and IMMEDIATELY after death beneficiary WOMEN admitted
 Industrial Home Circles
 mining reoons the farming districts middle throughout the south Bring membership free others any officer director W. dress Box 134f, esbee, Arizona
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-21
LODGE NOTICES
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAs

E. O. E.-Carson Aerie, No. 1905
Meets the first and third Tuesday,
Of each month. Sojourning EagIe'
alWaya welcome.