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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18

"a LITTLE igloo now and then is
relished by the Eskimen," sings the
Nashville Tennesseean. A little whale
oil, well trapped, is relished by the
Eskimaid.- Washington Herald To
be in line we make this bid:-"A
gumdrop for the cute Eskid. "-Pough-
keepsie Star.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18
BIG GUsHER SHOT.

Warrants were Saturday served on
Lou and Nat Salinger of Goshen after
the grand jury had returned two in
dictments against them, charging them
Jointly with arson in the burning of
the big Economy department depart
ment store here, of which they were
proprietors, two weeks ago. In each
case they gave bond for $4,000 and have
retained Deahl & Deahl to defend them.
NEW WORKERS TO ATTEND.
A large delegation of New Workers,
interested in the internal waterway
development of the country, will at
tend the canal meeting at Fort Wayne
Nov 10 and II. News to this effect
was brought here Saturday by P. A.
Randall. president of the Toledo, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Deep Waterday.
Mr. Randall has been in New York at
tending the meeting of the Erie canal
terminal commission.
KILLED BY FALLING TREE.
Thomas Hamilton. well known
farmer living near Bedford. was in
stantly killed Saturday by falling
tree, which he was cutting down He
leaves a large family.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18

THE congratulations that came to
the underworld joss" candidate from
the decent people Of Gary were not
such as to jar his hat OFF his head.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18

the growth of the city and insure sue
cess for many years to come.
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MR.. DEARBYNES gallant fight
shows what man can expect from
Tom Knots when he works his IA
nous or rather we should say, infa-
nous double cross.
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COMMUNICATIONS.


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Plan NEW rNTERURBAN.

Another interurban line from Fort
Wayne to Indianapolis, this time by a
direct route taking in the cities OF
GAINESVILLE. Upton. Elwood and Mobiles
VILE is being projected by a number
of Huntington capitalists headed by
Iben Lesh of that city. 1t is declared
that a survey of the route will be made
within a short time. and that the mat
ter of financing the project will soon
be taken up.
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49,.
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nmite A QUIT
uplay,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18
PRAISE FOR #. II. SCHAAF
FROM NORTH TOWNSHIP
ADVISORY BOARD.

We wish to state to the people
of Hammond that the admins
tration Of F, r. Schaaf as trus-
tee of North township was care
fully, ably and honestly admin
fstered as to the disposition of
ALL monies in his charge. Not a
single thing did he do for the
township, not a penny did he
spend but was with the fullest
sanction Of the advisory board
and the people of North town
ship Petitions by the taxpay-
ers were made for the improve
ments OF all roads and school
houses before anything was done
with them by the township Of
ficials. We endorse Schaars ev-
cry act
CHARLES CHICK.
P. H. MLAUGHLIN.
(Mr. L II. Mattern, the third
member of the board, is on a
three weeks vacation. but he
cheerfully substantiates the
; above, though his signature is
) not obtainable till he returns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18

republican victory on Nov. End.
would have the effect to stimulate
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18

JUST go down in the south end if
you want to see the results of a
Knots administration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18

THIS is the time of the year that
you run up against the man who is
obsessed with a periodic crouch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18

FORTUNATELY President Taft
can let silly advice go into one ear
and out of the other.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-18

TEXAS ought to do something
handsome for Mr.. Bryan because the
latter says he will not move to Texas
but will stick in Nebraska.
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THERE will have to be a great deal
of balm passed out to both Mr.. Wink
Ter and Mr.. Dearbyne before the sore
spots are healed.
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DON'T forget that soul-stirring
slogan that is being lost
In the shuttle Fill up the Coal Bin
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
THE VlKOL COMPANY
 INCREASING FORCE Power Drills Running Day aud Night on the 120 and 280
 Foot Levels

TUCSON, May e.-Durng the last two weeks the Vekol company mas been increasing it's force on the mines and are now running pwoer drills nght and day on the 120 ana Ss0-foot levels, making good head way. They expact to cut the ere bodies on the 120 foot level in less than 100 feet from the face of the present workings. This will give soping ground Of mere than 250 feet. They will have to make abou 400 feet on the lower level encounter the same ere body from which they are working on the upper level. Twenty lev men are now at work. This force will be increased as fast as they can make room. Work will be commenced this week on the 200 foot level of the Argosy shaft, drifting to the east to encountec the west dipping faults of ore bodies and from this point will drift nto new ground when he ore body has been reached. The com pany has been financed in New Or leans. resulting in the settling of all bills of the company and treasury balance sufficien to carry on the work of development for the next six months. The purpose now is to give entire attention to the development of and the blocking out of ore bodies. When tlis has been accomplished. the new additions to the mill and re- ducticn plant will be made. as more correct dea as to the character of improvements necessary can be made. About 100 people live at the Vekol camp. They are anxious 70 have a mail route from Casa Grande. A post office is establ'she and well patron zef
 The Jack Rabbit. located east Of the Vekol. now being operated under the management of Ed Zimmerman. Tha production is silver and gold. There is a general revival cf prospect ing and mining u the Vekol regoa. Every one is in good sprts and hope regns supreme
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07

Arizona Commercial will be in a posi- tion to readily handle any flow of water likely to be encountered in the Black Hawk mine. The crosscut on the 600 level has penetrated the vein about sixty feet but has not yet reached the footwall. where the best ore is expected to be found. At the Black Hawk workings sinking the winze was discontinued 125 feet be- low the 500-foot level, until the pumps at the Eureka shaft have low cred the water in the vein. This winze is in high grade carbonate ore carrying ten to twelve ounces of sil- yer. As soon as the Eureka shaft is unwatered the development of the 600 and roo levels will be pushed vigorously.
 Superior and Boston.
 At the McGraw shaft sinking and raising continues and June l should see the shaft opened to the 400 level At the Great Eastern the winze has reached a depth on the incline of 134 feet below the 400 level and is still in fine ore dirrying high values in copper and silver. Stoping continues on the 400 and intermediate levels and shipments of forty to fifty tons of ore are being made daily to the Fl Paso smelter. At the McGraw shaft the foundations for the Sterling boilers have been completed and those for the hoist and compressor are in course of construction. The warehouse has been finished and some other improvements are being made At the Gardner shaft the west drift on the 400-foot level is being driven as rapidly as possible to reach the ore body that was opened by the Black Oxide tunnel higher up.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
MINING, SHELTERS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS
FE MINE IS
 NOW MAKING GOOD

There are at the present time mum Der of important mining deals in process of incubation in the Cananea district. according to Pete Tenancy and j. w. Hardy. who returned to the Mexico camp yesterday after having been here on business connected with the probable sale of the property owned by the Bisbee Copper company. s. A. composed of these gentlemen and M. j. Cunningham, of this city. Both these gentlemen are pioneers of the Cananea section and Mir. Hardy is a nmging engineer of prominence.
 The present conditions at Cananea remind one Of old times, prior to the industrial slump of two years ago" said Mir. Tenancy. There are no less than five important mining deals now pending and it looks very favorable for the announcement of several im- portant transactions in the near fu- tare in the Cananea district At pres ent number of properties are under development and excellent results are reported
 The Old Santa Fe.
 What is known as the old Santa Fe mine is being re-opened by the Santa Fe Consolidated company. this work having been started last Jan uary. In the deepest work bonanza ore has been encountered which runs 135 per ton is siyer values. From this property more than half million ounces of silver was take from the surface of the 9e-foot level. The own CTS of this property are very much
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07

elated ever the good results which lave followed their present work.
 The Bisbee Claim.
 Mir. Tehaney stated that the deal for the sale of the property owned by the Bisbee Copper company was pro gresing and the intending purchasers are expected in Cananea during the present month. This property lies right in the heart of the Cananea dis trict and has been developed already to the extent of 4300 feet of work. The company is the owner of 1900 acres Of mineral ground A great amount of development work was dcne- while the property was under bond to w. H. Thompson, who. after trying to get an extension of the bond just at the be- ginning of the slump allowed it to lapse.
 alroad to Douglas.
 It was stated by these gentlemen that there was no doubt in the minds of the Cananea people about the early construction of the new line of rail road during the present year from Douglas to that camp. All the termi- nal surveys were completed some time stakes are in place.
 The Greene-Cananea is continuing to make new Improvements and ar rangements for more economical work. both at the reduction plant and in the mines ana it is expected that this company Will yet be able to make fur ther reduction of the cost of producing copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
Arizona Colorado.

The Arizona Colorado Copper com pany is sinking below the S00-foo, level and is prospecting the ground from the end of the south drift on the S00 level with diamond drill The crosscut is 400 feet long and the drill has penetrated about sixty feet farther and is now working in clay or tale that is favorable to the oc currence of ore.
 The Arizona-Michigan and Superior and Globe are both sinking and mak' ing good progress. The Arizona-Mich igan shaft is down about 300 feet. Su perior and Globe was. at last report in brown iron resembling hematite.
 National Mining Exploration.
 The new shaft on the Iron Cap is 6owi about thirty-five feet and sink. eng will progress steadily. At tN' old shaft preparations are being mcde D pump water to supply the town ,i Copper Hill. which has heretofore de pended on wells that nave now gone dry. probably because of the pumn ing at the Eureka shaft of the Ari- xona Commercial A system of pipei will be laid to convey the water from the old Iron Cap shaft to points con. venient for distribution to the resi- dents of the town.
 At the National company's Fuua- role mine in Graham county the work of opening the 700-foot level contin' ues with very satisfactory results the drift continuing in very good grade of gold ore. hn upraise is also in ore. Professor .Prout, consulting engineer for the company, after spending several days at the Puma role left for Denver last Thursdsv., well satisfied with the property which Is now considered proven mine
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
.PlACERS ALONG
 COLORADO RIVER Drag Bucke Dredge Has Been Procured For Saving
 the Values

The Empire Gold Dredging com pany of Los Angeles has bought a Lidgerwood drag bucket dredge cost ing $30,oo0. daily capacity one thou. sand cubic yards, place on his property at Las Vegas wash, on the Colorado river, Lincoln county, Ne vada to operate three hundred acres of which it owns 1440 there. besides 3i0 acres at Laguna dam. Yuma county. Arizona, an estimated total oI S0,000.00O yards of working gray el The gravel. according to Secre- tary Meyer. runs from Is to 50 cents cubic yard, with an average of 2h cents containuous. The placer depos- its at Laguna dam. tested by test pits, runs from g to 70 cents a cubic yard. The cost of handling is 1-2 cents cubic yard. The gravel is from twenty to thirty feet deep. free gold. clean and easily secured by or. dinary treatment, siufcing or amalga- nation.
 A subsidiary company is being formed-the Arizona Excelsior Dredg 'ng company-which will put a dredge on $40 acres of Empire ground at Las Vegas wash. across the river in Mohave county, Arizona. at a cost of $30.O00.
 The Empires officers are: A. B, Call. president: ]. R. Mcdonald. vice president and general manager: D. F. Doggett, treasurer, and H. J. Meyers, secretary. The above. with c. L. Ben. nett, constitute the directors.
 The Colorado River Dredging com pany. operating below Fl Dorado canyon on l500 acres. is putting in a Dubcis dredge at cost of s1O0.O00 which is expected to be in opera. ton in sixty days. and the gravel banks on the Colorado river through the lower end of Bulls Head and Black canyons are to be thoroughly tested.
 The Colorado river has long been known to be rich placer diggings and since 1S49 is said to have cut through eroded and broken down great amounts of mineral ground It is es. timated that the placers contain over $500. 900, 900.
 The gold production of California since 1884 amounts 10 s1,S75,51S, ,6s1 of which 2S per cent came from the placers. Eighteen million of this was lv s5.040.000. it is said. resulted fror, the operation of dredges-Searchlig Bulletin.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
LOGAN & BRYAN.

CSpeciaI Wire tc [. J n-er'ec'-
 NEW YORK. May 6.-Today's stock market exhibited strength Several c' the inartiye issres led the uDw"rd trend. Steel preferred and the bet' ter class of rails are daily improving. There is an established belief that no general improvement ir business can take place without affecting the metal market.
 Cheap money is an incentive L" in- vesfment buying. especially of divi' dend payers. We would advise that purchases be confined 10 recessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
HUTTON q co.

lSpecial Wire to l.. ]. OverlockD
 NEW YORK, May 6.-The stock market proved to be one of activity in metal and industrial stocks. Lead ing railways rested temporarily. The buying of Amalgamated was good and was pronounced today in view of the decided improvement of the metal. We hardly anticipate more than marked time process in leading is sues. Copper stocks are going much higher.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
PAINE. WEBER 6 co.

fSpecial Wire to l.. J. Overlock.D
 BOSTON, May 6.-The whole list continued very active today under the leadership of Copper Range. Ari- zona Commercial, Shannon and Coal ition. We repeat our advice to buy Copper Range and hold it for 500. Sell Quincy and Arizona Commercial. Keep long on shannon for better things to come on this move. The whole market looks good and will 20 higher before we have a reactif5r
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
MARKET WAS LIKE OLD TIMES Coppers Were Aagin the Whole Thing, With Amalgamated
 In the Lead Lake Stocks All Closed Strong er-Curbs Are Beginning to
 Feel the Effect
By Frank J. Graf.

Today's market was one of tlfe old time markets. Coppers were again the whole thing. and under the lead of Amalgamated the entire list showed nice advances. Amalgamated Copper Range, Butte. Coalition, Greene Can anea, Old Dominion and Superior Pittsburg were especially active. Lake stocks all closed stronger. Curbs are beginning to feel the effects and are showing better demand. especially the Globe stocks. Live Oak and mspira- tion are both in demand. with little stock coming out at present prices. London Copper closed 12s Sd up. and this, together with the heavy sales ols copper in this country. is having a good effect on the market. New York stocks were quiet and dull.
Evening journal., 1909-01-30
PROPOSALS


d POSAIS-SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received by the Board OF
Police Commissioners until Thursday.
February T. 1909. at 3 o'clock p. m, for
furnishing and making summer police
clothing. helmets and caps. Specinca-
tons can be seen az the Office Of tho
Chief Of Police,
GEORGE BLACK.
Secretary Board Of Police Commission
ers. j2S-eod-St
FORT DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY,
Del, Jan. i6, 1902 Sealed propo-
sails IN triplicate, win be received hero
until 100 a. m. Feb. Is. 1909, for con-
strucuon OF quarters for two n c.. Ofin
GERS Oncluding plumbing. heating and
electric wiring and nxturcsl az Fort pu-
Pont Del. Information furnished upon
application. A deposit OF $500 required
on each set OF plans and specifications
loaned. u. s. reserves right 10 accept
or reject any or all bids or any part
thereof Envelopes containing bids
should be indorsed Proposals for Public
Buildings" and addressed 20 Construct
ing Quartermaslcr. Il. s. A.. Fort pu-
pont. Del. il6-2o-23-2l- 2l-20-fa
Evening journal., 1909-01-30
IN THE
KIMBALL CASE


In the Court Of General Session yes
terday the case against James C. Kim
bali charged with emblezzlement, was
continued and capeas issued returnabie
at the March term. The bail was fixed at
5000. Mr.. Kimball, WHO was an empioye
of the dupont Company. is said to be out
Of the tsate.
In the cases against Calvin c. Mccall
lister and William C. Little. the court al
lowed them to 90 without bail in the as
sauit and battery charge and give $1,000
on the malicious mischief charge The
case has been continued TO the next term
Of court The deputy encouragement
stated that as soon as bail is entered by
the men the indictment found at the last
term of court against the defendants will
be abandoned. The charge is malicious
mischief. The men will be tried IN March
on the last indictment returned against
them.
Evening journal., 1909-01-30
STANTON CHANGERS
HELD INSTITUTE

A Farmers Institute was heln
by Diamond state Grange at
stanton yesterday The address of
welcome was made by ben,
jamin A. Groves and the response by
w. T. Whitman. W. r. Mcsparrin
spoke on "siIos-Do We Need Themg
and RI f. schwarz spoke ON market
Gardening" .'The Ponltry Home,
Where and How to Build TT was the
subject of an address by MIR. Whitman.
Mrs. Helen Wells spoke on "Flowei
Culture for Busy People"
The speakers and their subjects for
this afternoon and evening were:
Question box; Soil Improvement
the keynote to Agriculture" Colonel
Robert Seeds: 1.-THE Dairy Cow" w.
F. Mcsparran; Home Mixing of Feri
lizers," Honorable r. It. Schwarz.
Evening at T.30-Question box; win
ter Treatment for Laying Hens" W.
T. whitman: "The Twentieth Century
Mother" Mrs. Wells; Mistakes in
Life Exposed Colonel Robert Seeds.
Evening journal., 1909-01-30
DIVORCES FOR
TWO COUPLES

In Superior Court yesterday a di-
vorce decree nisl was granted James Cow
Gill from Elizabeth cowcill. Cowcill was
represented by Henry c. Conrad. The
couple were married in 1904 by the Rev f..
+. Carpenter, and Mr.. Cowcill alleged
his wife left him on September s. 1905.
Cowcill said when he came home from
work on Labor Day that year his wife
wanted him TO send away the five chill
dren Mr. Cowcll had when he married a
second time. He refused. cowcill said the
second wife left the next day and he has
not spoken TO her since.
In the divorce proceedings brought by
Louise s. Hoffman vs.. Robert S. Hon
man. the court reserved it's decision until
tomorrow. The wife alleged that her hus-
band, who is a Pennsylvania Railroad
engineer. illtreated her and on one oc-
casion locked her out of the house She
declared she was afraid of her husband.
Evening journal., 1909-01-30
FIVE MONTHS
UNDER STOOP
Servant Of Former Local
Woman Fears Arrest
and Hides

In fear Of punishment for a small
theft, Grace Powers. 10 years old, a
servant girl OF Mrs. j. H. DressneI,
formerly of this city. now of Peekskin,
n. y, hid under a stoon for five
months. The girl was found several
days ago, half clothed and starving
on bed of burlap bags under a stoop,
She had been stealing food at night
The girl was taken TO the Peekskin
Hospital. Her mind IS believed to have
become unbalanced as the result Of hel
terrible privation during the winter
The girl entered the household OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dressner as a maid year
ago. Last August a watch was stolen.
and the girl admitted having taken IL
for love of q singer in moving pic
ture show. The watch was recovered
and no prosecution instituted, although
IN the hope of deterring her from
further depredations. the threat Of i'm
prisonment was held over her.
Evidently terrorized by fear Of ar.
rest, she disappeared. and until her
discovery much mystery was attached
TO the case. Tho girl found a quantity
of burlap sacks, and with them she
found shelter beneath the stoop of a
house opposite that of her employers.
With the sacks she made a bed. and
when the clothing dropped from her
she used the bags as garments. Al
though four families live IN one wing
of the building. the stoop is. not used,
and her presence was not suspected.
Petty thefts OF food from refriger-
ators had annoyed the neighbors fot
some time. and it is thought the girl
thus obtained food She had suffered
intensely Of the cold during fhe last
month. A boy chasing a cat dis
covered her. and the police were mott
fed.
Mrs. Dressner who employed her, is
the daughter Of Mrs. Charles Taylor.
OF Eighth and Tatnall streets.
Evening journal., 1909-01-30

EOR sALE-TWO HOUSES ON TAT
A nall St. between 18th and 18th SITS.
Nine rooms and bath Modern improve
ments. Ter terms apply to M. s.
LYNCH. 900 Ornngo So. db-e. o.d. ~
Evening journal., 1909-01-30

y EMONAL NOTICE.
n Dr. II. T.. Moore, Dentist. removed
to Delaware ave. and Tatnall ST.
j2S-e. o d. limo.
Evening journal., 1909-01-30

Tear this adv. out and get some friends
10 60 with you 20 the recruiting station
The officers viii explain truthfuily ali
you wish TO know about life IN the Navy,
the useful things YOU learn, the voyages.
drills, sports, number OF working hours
and regular half days of, the wages
paid. promotions. etc.
The Navy Recruiting Station Is at 1873
Filbert St, Philadelphia, Pa.
j-2-9-16-13-30
Evening journal., 1909-01-30
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.


February 4-Stoek and farming I'm
plements on Lancaster Pike, near
city. John n. Peoples.
February 5-contents Of large West
Side residence, including superior
Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Bed
ding, Silverware, at Stidham G
Sons Auction Store, III East
Fourth St., at o'clock, .. M.
Watch this paper for add of this
sale"
February 1s-stock and Farming I'm
plements on Banning Road near
ereenvlle. n. {. Mayne.
March 1.--SaIe of Stocks and In,pIs.
ments for William Oele, near Els
mere, Christiana Hundred, at 10
o'clockA a. m, by Stidham & Son,
Auctioneers.
March 11-Stoek and farming mpIe.
nents on Concord Pike, near
SharpIey School, Brandywine, Hd.,
n. Pollock.
March 16--Sale Of Horses, Mules, Colts
and Cattle at Bear Station, at 9
o'clock, q. m. w. S. Burris.
Evening journal., 1909-01-30
THIEVES STRIP
A WASH Line

The police are looking for the per.
sons who stripped the washline OF
Mrs. John McGaugh, at Eleventh and
Pine streets, of clothing on Wednesday
night. The wash was allowed to stay
on the line all night and the next
morning when the family came down
stairs not a stitch was found.
Mrs. McGaugh estimates her loss az
about $50