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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
ny Plumbing Co. Tea 81 Night, LIN.
CoUNciLMEN EXPLAIN THEIR
STAND ON SuESTATlQN
&. VI. Davis and j. q. HummeI De-
clare They Are Not Opposed. hat
Are Backing I'd ordinance.

Il am not against the Union Pacific rail-
road in any way. nor an I opposed TO the
building Of a branch pust0ffics." says C0un-
Gilman Charles NJ Davis. VINO introduced
the resolution into the council. but the
Onion Pacific. Just Ike everybody else. has
got TO respect the building ordinances OF
the CITY and viii not De allowed TO nuild
outside the line. The reasons why IL should
not be- allowed can be seen easily enough
and 10 can 40 anything TO prevent IL they
will not be disregarded. The property own
ers IN al parts OF the city ought 70 be
kept within certain lines 50 that the streets
would have a uniform appearance. but Il
is especially necessary in a business street
and the Union Pacific viii have 10 crowd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
ATTORNEYS ERROR LONG AGO
MAKES LAWYER WORK NOW
Cleartag title to Homestead Requires
CGnstderabIc Work IN Part Of
Latter Day Arrorneys.

The misapprehenslon OF a name and
slightly misspeiiing il mas required the
owner Of a 1.-THE homestead IN Council
Bluffs to begin An action IN the district
court 20 hold the title 70 the property
which he purchased many Years ago ana
long held peaceably.
The suit was instituted by sine Hansen
against a D. Robinson ana me heirs Of
David Wnding. ST. ana involve the utie
70 lots Is ana ~ in block - Central sub
division wilding died about twenty years
ago leaving ten children In Is9l mis- prop
erty was divided in accordance with MS
viii. 0ne-tenth going TO each of the emil
dren- The property Included the lots in
question, which were sold. when the estate
was pAruuOned. 70 Hansen.
Il was al this iuncrure thar the error in
spelling the WIlding name crept in. The
attorney who drew up the court decree OF
partition spelled The name Widen all
the way down and IL went thus upon the
court records. The error was not discov-
cred until IL vas too late 70 correct II
without a special court action. Rather than
incur this trouhle the attorneys agreed 10
permit al OF the heirs % use their names
as Widen instead Of the proper Wild
ing All Of the ten children married and
zncs the date Of the settlement % the So
tate three OF them have died inuestale.
leaving numerous heirs S0mebody mas re-
gently discovered the error that was sup
posed 20 have been covered up twenty
years ago snd have SCI up claims 70 Han
sens property Hence the necessity OF
digging up the Old papers and beginning
the suit "a anieu Ctle II 1eguir-i Assist
ant County Attorney .. l. Ross. attorney
for Hansen. a lot OF research ana hard
work to hunt up al the facts necessary to
clear the utie-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

be- pleaded today only -harzrd thar he rut
f-n 10 from ne Mercantile NATIONAL bans.
be- aduiitle.i when arrested that tne total
iuss 90 1ru Mercantile. the Llherty ard
7ther hanks wuuld approximate Ezo1o
statement n which be was confirmed av
the haniss. From the rrst ne refused to
per-nit his friends 20 En bail for Rim or
10 relain counsel and the only thing he
WISHED ne said. was a speedy sentence
AIS definition sf the cnrnpiste sNinui err
guue ciothes Euou nanner. lester head
and a hise list uf aasess-atfracted vide
attention. The man had no personal vices
A compelling ambitlon to become mii-
ionRire had driven aim tnto speculation
he said. and Wal street had swallowed
al ms steRungs-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
Council Bluffs

back fn line with tine other buildings on
thar ade OF Tenth street
The ciry government has Absolutely no
desire to blork the establishment Of
branch pustofnce On south Tenth street.
said Councilman Joseph q. Hummei Thurs
dRy morning.. and the Idea mat We are
Opposing BE- ls Misunderstanding. I was
the one VINO introduced motion into the
committees Of the whole which led to rvs
liutfun being passed ly the council The
le-aI Department has been instructed only
10 nravant a building which comes beyond
the property line The ices that Cur leEai
4euarr1nent is going to biock permanently
me erection o. the Cnon Pacific building
Or an other buiIding Is foolish. and We
would have no motive for such action. We
aujv ass that the new pustofncs be Kept
hack inside the property lire 80 that the
street viii not b. disfiEured.
---rAe excavations have been made for q
building that would reach out 20 the edge
Of ne rfaduct almost twenty feet beyond
me properly line that has been observed
nv other builders aiunE there. SAYS City
Engineer craig and the citv only ssks
NAT the 1rdinarv rules Of building be- on
served. There viii be no dispute about it
unless the railruad shows an obstinate de-
sire 70 occupy a part OF the street with the
building that IL is erecting for purely
commercial purpose. K vas given the right
10 use me street II necessary for depot,
BUT that was not meant TO cover case
ike this We expect that there will BE-
absolutely no trouble about il. a. the rail
road is disposed to be reasonable. and. &C.
aorfing tn Information which has bear
given me IL VIII have no disposition to uy
70 ure-ernpt this ground.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

Armed with a huge tnrry-eour calihne re-
vOiver and crazed by !nroxIcauon. Wiley
Williams Omaha negrsR. invaded the
barn Of krerrsk Goa yard on South Main
street al dusk last evening. and chased out
all OF the men after announcing THAT he
was IN charge OF the place. mr. Aret-ek
reiephoned the police but the negro had eft
after ransaoiztng the barn Office. when me
officers arrived. A general alarm was sent
CUT and Williams was captured A. Cwelf-h
street ana Broadway. while apparently
waiting Tor Omaha car He was suli
armed with the revolver. which was found
10 have all the chambers loaded with long
shells He was locked up charged with
threatening 70 kill and VIII have a hear
ing in police court this morning The
police officers saw Williams was N dan
gerous moot and was only waiting Tor the
slightest pr8vOcauon 20 commit murder
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
Council Bluffs
Ruls s to Govern
Big Fruit Show
Committee Furmulates Regulations
that Are to Apply at H0rucul-
taral Congress.

The committee -rt ar-uug exhibitors and
lonr space for tnv NaLunal HurucnirGral
-nnEress yesterday compier It's g1ris- TIE
COMMITTEES Is cumposed II ~. s kesiine
R0tErt b wallace. George Hamilton ana
K u UooIittlH. bur they have mad the a.
sstanre OF Dean Eearh anu Prof Davi olson
Of the Ames Agricultural college IN -or-nl-
ating the rules wiurh viii govern all of
the departments II tine exposition F1iluv-
INK aru the rules guvel ung exhibits
competition is open tu the Wuou unless
IJnerW rss stated.
Ea,1 EXHIBITOR must he a member in
suou stanuln= OF tie Nationai HORTICULTURE
congress.
amer blanks for axlih turs VIII be fur
nisheu by the superintendent AMI each eN-
8lrur vli4 ne IutCet Gao prepare -lCl
blanks anu attach aus or her name anu
aduress thereto. and. governed 1I Illr
rules ana --EuialunE cove.-nE e1nlblts a.
tuund herein
Eacn exhibitor will be- entitled roo floor
space not ru exceed 100 iia-- t-ei 10Y
strictly comparative aud e..l.t-l1uai OK
hints without enuL 60 tIr lIe same. r1I
snaCs in excess OF inns amount --Ie .lalgr
viii be - cents per ss4aE tnot To az
exhibitors wIO desire tu AL -rtse from
their EXHIBITS either u1 lteI2I IRE OF other
wise the charEe snail be- - cents per
square loot fnr floor space ~uCn charges
-o apply 10 the entire space used oy the
Far al advertising IN thu Educational
building other han that lf character
described In rule So the charge shall be
q per zuuara foot ~ finor space.
For all advertising space outside VI the
Educational building the charge snail b.
- cents per square foot n floor space.
Entry fees for exhibitors snail be a.
follows For carload lots EN- FOR fifty
boxes or more carload lots eNr=preaH. 3
Tor al box and plate displays under Eft1
boxes. x for an ntuer Glasses 81
An applications for space must ne 1r
file with r Z. Reed super-ntend mt Cnun-
20 Ellffs. Ia. on or before November >
lHln such applications must be arrum-
panied hv check for membership Zee 1i
81 and for entry fea under rule No o.
Applications fUr advertising space mus
be Accompanied ny deposit OK Al east Z
Der cent n fhe rurai charge for such space
desired balance Of the amount TO be uail
flafnrz the rra41fuu nf the awrsnerr5or
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
d. A. "A Meeting Mt Cedar Falls.

Mrs r W Buchnell vice nresident-gen
eral of the uariuna. order Of the Daughters
Of american Revolution AMI registrar OF
the Iowa chapter Mrs. Donald Macr-a. ~
gent Of the local chapter. ana Ms Thomas
MetcslE 81. vice state resent will attend
the meeting Of the Iowa chapter AT Cedar
Fails on October 3 The delegates viii be-
selected az the meeting OF the local chap
ter to be held at the home VI Mrs. y. T.
Dodge on THURSDAY afternoon n next week.
RMS will give the Council Bluffs chapter
five votes In the state mesring, ana IL mag
turn out that Council Bluffs viii 30
selected as the place for holding the next
state conferences.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
Bank Swlndler
Goes to Jail
Nan Who Picked Bank Presidents as
Easy Marks Pleads Guilty-n
Hurry % Receive Sentence.

NEW TORK. sept Z-RQthharth. the
hop merchant. VINO said he picksd hank
PRESIDENTS % swfndle because they we're
ne easiest same. was -ernanded 90 me
F7fnhs this Afternoon N await ssntsnce a
'reelt hence The Indictment charginE that
be Obtained loans On ealss approximation
was rstur1ed against hirr tndav, ami IN the
c0urr n special sessions ne pleaded guilty
shortly aftervard.
Adoiph RuthhRrth has been singular
prisoner. Althuu<h she Indictment % which
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

Ladies. vuu arr invited 20 Gal a. 'ur
store during the demonstration Of Coles
Eot Blast Range. cnmmencinH Mnndar
september ~ and continues al wrek. p c.
Devil Harivars CO.. 50 Broadway and
10 North Main
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

Do you know thar We have a new keg
az uaackersi in Yes. indeed. AZ Is cents
each. Codnsn. Is cents each, diil pickles.
rs esnts per dozsn, new pancake nour. 10
cents per nackaEe. strawberries. the rirzt
Of the season. 10 cents Der quart. sweet
potatoes. Is cents per peek5 hius piums. -
CENTS per basket pears. - cents per peek.
peaches. > eznrs per haskaJ- wax oezns
5 censs per pound. We also nave raj home
made bread e-nss Der lo4f baked from
eioiden Rslss flUUE q - Per sack Cofaea
has advanced. bur Ne sun sill the NsR
York roast ~ = cents psr pound 8artsI q
Sr Ne West BroAdEag- Phnne "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

For nrst class work, first class goods ana
reasonable prices So Jensen. Masonic Tenn
pie He keeps al ths latest and best val
paper and paints II pays 70 see him first
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

These transfers were reported TO The Be
Friday. September = by the Putawarrani,
County Abstract company Of C0unci
Bluffs
G W Stahl and wife % Charles L
Crewdsnn. lor . block 20. In Morn
mEside add 10 Council Bluffs La
" a 49,. SZ.ao
ANY g. Reed 20 LlE1e Ewing. lat
BLOCK s in Cochran aid % Council
Thomas A CLARK 10 A. -. Decker. lot
- block A IN Pierre sund uo Clun-
cu BluffH Ia "a. ---.---.- t-.--.---- Ia
A aNander Johnston and Nlfe 10 A o
Decker. lot - block q IN PiEnce's
suhd. % Council Bluffs, la. q. C. a..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

Hse B1.sutr- ana Carf~~ served Fr-~.
CuIe's Hot Blast stasl Ranges suw On
DEMONSTRATION AZ our store But Mscuifs
snd surrss served fee. p {. D. Vol Hard
wars Ca. ~ Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

WANTED-59 neat clean. uimbl fingered
giris TO PACK ana wrap candy John g.
" 0adward 4 Co.. The Candy Men"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

CLARK % A. -. Decker. lot
A IN Pisrce suhd- to C0un-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

Reed To LlE2e EEinE. Iat z
in Cochran aid % Council
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24

'"s ana therefore more compact Som,
good looking native conner is o,naa1''
~ me rock opened at the north end q,
'"o trench pointed toward the Lake
workings and about 200 feet from The
Algomah shaft.
very little has been heard this woo,.
'ne rumored sale OF 100. 600. 600
pouhus or copper abroad and for which
II was stated John ID. Ryan was nego-
uating. AS matter of fact no poe,o
''atiohs were entered for anv sncb
Sa,e ana Mr.. Ryan had no intention OF
gong abroad to sell copper. A limited
"e,ai Selling interest says: 'I do not
quite understand what is meant nv
for sale of conner metal
:" All my experience in the copper
market never heard of such nego-
''a'ihg' consumer either wants the
iio'al or he does not and If the sitpa-
uoh Is In his favor he NAV Obtain ~
at MS price and if IL is aroinst hin,
ne must pay the producers price. Tho
SITUATION Is now $50 much i'm favor of
ene consumer that | do not believe
MY million pounds of copper could
DC sold IN one lump all over the world
at lzhc. Perhaps at liz or 12c. 100
'oo'ooo pounds could be placed with
iarse consumers who would consider
inc price attractive but otherwise
mere Is no incentive for copper manu-
Iacturers to take on large supplies.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago, ILL.,, June Wheat-It
will not be surprising if wheat traders
had their worst news and their highest
prices for some time today. The crop
experts i'm the northwest sent a batch
OF most alarming reports and these
were responsible for the strong ad-
vances. There was a sharp let down
in Minneapolis prices and the oxplana-
ton was that the southwest had offer
ed large quantities of new hard wheat
to the cash people up there. There is
not much I'm the forecast 60 suggess
general rains for the growing spring
wheat country but the way private re.
ports came the last hour would indi-
cate that the rains are gradually
spreading. In all probability when the
excitement is over there will be found
a fair harvest promise and this may
easily bring good reaction in prices
from the top figures today.
Corn-There was good action I'm corn
FOR the day. The map over the big
corn states is still dry and hot. Cash
market was y cent up. Late i'm the
session there was considerable reac-
ton i'm line with wheat.-Logan &
Bryan to Paine. Weber e. Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
GIROUx.

A director, who is one of the biggest
stockholders of the Giroux company
says: Il am hearing considerable
criticism of the management of the
Giroux company i'm planning so ex-
tensively for the future. without being
sure of their ores. | know that Messrs
Cole and Ryan care not for this crit
icism. The Giroux has at its COM
mand by reason of its afliliation with
the Amalgamated and Cole-Ryan in
tcrcsts. the best engineering, mining
and mctallurgical talent, and they are
preparing the Giroux for a large cop
per producer, both from the limestone
deposits which greatly resemble the
Bisbee veins, and from the porphyry.
The first production win come from
the limestone and these ores viii go
to the International Smelter i'm Utah,
which will need them. The Giroux
company has about s1,OOO,OOO cash on
hand. and every dollar expended is for
the best machinery and everything
done Is of the most permanent ma
ture."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
Mining News

present hole is completed, series of
holes will probably be sunk southeast
OF the Hamilton shaft in the bed of
Pinto creek.
The Cactus Copper company has
contemplated following out this eco
nomical policy of development for some
time, but was delayed in carrying out
their plans by the failure of the churn
drill to arrive when it was expected.
The drifting done on the third level in
to the territory southeast of the Ham
ilton shaft has lately met with excel
lent results much of the ore having
assayed as high as four per cent cop
per. The ground in the vicinity of the
creek however, whore the Hamilton
shaft is located, is very soft at depth
and requires an amount of timbering
which makes driving somewhat diff
cult. The company, therefore, has de-
clded to prospect with churn drills i'm
various directions from the shaft and
thus avoid going to any excessive ex-
pense in driving unnecessary drifts.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
INSPIRATION

Developments at the Inspiration
property are proving a greater extent
of the ore body each week. Five drifts
are being driven on the 4O0-foot level
of the Joe Bush shaft and seven on the
tunnel level 81 feet above the 4OO-foot
level At the Scorpion shaft, which is
2,40O feet northwest of the Joe Bush
shaft, the drift that is being driven
southwark to connect with the Elk
traction tunnel, being driven from
Keystone Gulch to the Joe Bush shaft
is $50 feet long. The Extraction tun-
mel is now $50 feet long and there will
be over 1900 feet more of driving be-
fore the connection can be made. The
Colorado shaft which is being sunk
$500 feet west of the Joe Bush shaft,
is so feet deep. one of the churn
drill holes that were sunk near this
shaft encountered ore at a depth of
425 feet.
To date, the extent of the ore body
has been proven for $500 feet west of
the Joe Bush shaft and about 500 feet
east of this shaft. The maximum
width is 500 feet and the vertical
thickness varies between 20 feet and
$50 feet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
BUTTE COPPER COSTS

thompson, Towle a. Co. say: Opin-
ions dliter very widely as to the copper
GUSTS OF the Butte mines, yet we fail
" see how one can get behind the
statement of President John ID. Ryan
VI the Amalgamated that present cop
per costs of the Anaconda company
are uown to 9 C. lie admits, however,
'l'at thls does not take into considera-
uoh any depreciation charges. but
uiere VIII be no depreciation charges
'I'S year on account of the low price
Vi copper, and because the manage
nieht considers depreciation charges
:" inc past, I'm times of higher copper
prices have been sufficient to permit
" ''e lack of such charges in times OF
~" copper prices. We understand
however, that in the very near future
Du''e copper costs will be still further
'euuced through the introduction of
.o''lc power into the camp.
me Butte mines are now paying
sloo per horsepower in steam. and
"''hin comparatively few weeks
''ectriclty will supercede steam for
po"er IN the operation of compressor
pants and I'm hosting, at total cost
VI about SIG per horsepower. as
against present 500, and it is fig
Uieu that this saving will be the |
t =, of hc. per pound in the to-
'"i cost of Butte copper.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24

reports as rapidly as they are changed
VIII be apt to end with debit instead
of credit.
This year will be an exception but
IN times past stocks sold on bad crop
reports at this season of the year have
usually been covered with losses.
Above 10, we understand that there
mas been what appears to be good SELL
ing of Steel common. This Is partly
explained by the fact that the sellers
intend leaving the country for the sum-
mer and are reducing their commit
ments before leaving.
In the absence of any confirmation
OF bad crop damage we are still in
clined to conservative purchases on
Declines. II. Wainwright.
Tonopah declared dividend Of %
per cent and extra dividend of IS per
cent payable July 81, books close June
30 open July 8. Gay & Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED

According to the latest reports from
Ely the Nevada Consolidated is ,ex-
panding its steam shovel operations by
opening another big pit which will ia
cilitate the extraction of ore by steam
shoVel at low cost. This new devel-
opment Is known as the Liberty open
pit and it will eventually open up into
the Copper Flat pit, where practically
all the ore is now coming from. This
is a very important development at
Nevada Consolidated. Operations are
now being conducted there upon an
enormous scale. Recently 10000 tons
oil ore were shipped to the mill in one
day and as high as 10000 tons of ore
nave gone through the mill i'm one
uay' although its rated capacity is but
5000 tons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
NEVADA, CONSOLIDATED.

During the month of May the Step
toe concentration treated in excess OF
$4,000 tons or ore, the largest single
days run being 10,50O tons.
The plant as originally planned, was
TO treat 1000 tons OF ore per unit per
day, which would mean 1000 tons per
day with the four units now I'm service.
After the plant was started various
changes were put I'm effect from time
to time, among others the double.
decking of the Wilfrey floors, each
change adding a little to the capacity
for handling ore. until at present the
plant is handling on an average almost
exactly double the tonnage for which
Ii was at first intended.
The Steptoe Smelling & Milling Co.
is planning to put in an S-inch pipe
line. $500 feet In length. from the
south fork of Berry creek to ,the main
reservoir on Dana creek. A similar
line which was run from Timber creek
last fall has proven a valuable auxili-
airy source of water supply.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
CACTUS.

W. II. Hamilton. who is superinten
"s operations on the property of the
ao'us Copper company, located sew
o"'eeh miles west of Globe. returned to
t,ow'ey City Wednesday morning, af-
having spent several days i'm this
Ivy on business in connection with the
-, aN'ng over OF the Gibson property by
venture Exploration company. i'm
MN nl,cn President w. A. Eaton and other
,n capitalists are interested, says
''e Siqbe Silver Belt.
~ me Star churn drill ordered sew
~ months ago by the Cactus Copper
so"pany Is now on the ground and at
rrs sinking the first hole several
q. an'red feet northeast of the Ham
smart, nearly all the underground
AT the Cactus mine has been tenn
v'arny discontinued until such time
). "e churn drill operations will have
,h o prospected the ground from
~ vicinity Of the shaft to determine
-. 49, uend'which should be> given to the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
MlNNEAR G. CO.'S GOSSIP.

While there is no reason to think ca
'here are many who think S. g. p. and
T. u a. viii be consolidated.
Goidfield Cons. has been listed
Some of the best posted conner moo
pie in Boston are still bearish on the
metal.
The directors of the Tuolomne have
decided to take no immediate action
on dividends The company has $3.50.
ooo cash in its treasury and is under.
stood to be earning at the rate of u
cents per share on It's 10000 shares
ON production at the rate of about
100000 pounds per month at an g.
cent cost.
n Butte dispatch states that $4,000
9hares of Davis-Daly and 10000
shares of Mexico Consolidated Mining
and Smelling, owned by Boston in
terests and pledged with the Stale
Saving bank of Butte for loan of SOL
ooO' have been sold to satisfy a debt.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
STOCKS

Boston. June 24.-The action of the
market was disappointing again to-
day Extreme dullness ruled i'm both
New York and Boston but there SEEM
ed to be more liquidation from tired
holders and the buying power amount
ed to practically nothing. Copper is
quoted at 1914 cents with poor de-
mand at event that figure. The sit
uation looks so dark that it seems in.
evitable that some radical move should
be made. Curtailment of output is
the only sane method of putting the
metal market in better shape and this
can only be done by an equitable
agreement between the two great COP
per producing interests i'm control to-
day of two-thirds of the output of the
of Paine, Webber C
Co
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-24
PAINE, WEBER & co.'s GOSSIP.

Sales OF copper within the last week
are estimated between % and 30 mil
lion pounds. at around 12h pound
The new shaft at Algomah was Wis
tied by directors nrcKeever Fitzgerald
and Rice and x-Secretary Calverly OF
the Lake Copper company Wedhes-
day. They we're very much impressed
by the great possibilities that are fore
Swallowed by the phenominally rich
deposit of copper that has been ex-
posed and are awake to the Important
bearing It has on Lake. The shaft Is
down about twelve feet and the ore Is
,,,sa,ab,v somewhat richer than at sur