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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10
BAND CONCERTS
SCHEDULED
ENTHUSIASTIC PRACTICE MEET.
ING-NEW MEN TAKEN IN
NEED OF CLARIONETS-STA
MAY 20.

Beginning Friday night, the goth
of May, Wenatchee's band will play
the Good Old Summertime" again.
The Friday concerts, starting on that
date, will have one more Monday
night for practice.
Additions to the band make the
total number 20. Messrs. Berry,
slide trombone, and cornet men have
joined the ranks.
Expectations are for the recruit
ing of the organization back to its
standing two years ago, when the
band went to Seattle with the F. o.
E. and found itself to be the best
then in the city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10
Starts Divorce Proceedings.

Mrs. Aletta NJ. Whitley, better
known as Mrs. E. NJ. Baker, has re-
Gently started divorce proceedings in
Douglas county by which she seeks
to separate herself legally from A.
Whitley, with whom she has not been
living for long time. Mrs. Whitley
seeks to have her name restored to
Mrs. Baker.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10

Harry G. Hill, while travelling
through Pendleton. Oregon. ON the
25th of April, died after a brief ILL.,
ness.
He is survived by his wife, Hazel
L. Hill, Ga niece of I. n Deerfield of
this city,, ana by two sisters in Min
nesota, Mrs. Frank Benjamin of
Brainerd, and Mrs. Ed Finnegan of
Owatona.
Mr.. Hill was 3S years old, and an
organizer well known in lodge circles
He organized the Fraternal Brother
hood here and the Modern Woodmen
at Malaga. He was also a member
Of the Odd Fellows
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10

+ Washington, D. c., May 10. +
+ The administration railroad +
+ bill passed the house today by +
+ vote of 200 to 1875. This is +
+ the most important administra- +
+ tion measure under considera- 1!
+ ton. +
j. President Taft sent special +
+ messages to congress asking for +
+ the passage of laws providing +
+ for: +
+ Statehood for Arizona and +
+ New Mexico. +
+ Postal savings banks +
+ Anti-injunction. +
+ The so-called validating bill +
+ of the conservation measures +
+ Publicity of campaign contri- +
+ buttons. +
+ The railroad bill. +
+ The railroad bill has been +
+ greatly changed since its intro +
+ duction, but at the same time +
+ President Taft feels very we'll +
+ satisfied with it as it stands. 1t +
1. is expected that this bill will +
+ pass the senate in the course +
+ of a few days. +
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10

The social committee has power to
spend considerable money to buy
delicacies, get music, entertainers,
German singers and everything which
they think will interest the club.
Germans who are strangers in
Wenatchee may apply to Secretary
ia Wenatchee avenue
south, and get information and in
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10

Services in the Free Methodists
tent on south Wenatchee avenue are
called off for tonight because of the
special services at the Methodist
Episcopal church, where Sam Small
is scheduled to speak.
The Free Methodists have been
holding successful meetings, the tent
crowded every night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10

community will undoubtedly be in
estimable.''
Excursion Committee.
U. K. Lail, chairman of the excur-
sion committee, reported that from
the Mansfield excursion there was on
hand $42.40, acquired through the
sale of tickets, and recommended that
this fund be kept by the committee
until arrangements for the next ex-
cursion had been made. AS the ar
rangements for the trip to Leaven-
worth were indefinite this matter was
deferred until today's luncheon.
Ephrata Roads.
John A. Gellatly, member of this
committee, reported that the COM
mittee would be able to report at the
next meeting.
w. w. Gray reported that consider
able trouble is being had to secure
the names of people in the hotels. An
assistant for the census taker will be-
gin work this week.
State Aid Money.
Walter M. Olive reported that he
had seen County Commissioner Kin
ney of Peshastin and that the board
of commissioners had agreed to allow
the $4,000 coming from the state to
be expended between Cashmere and
Leavenworth.
Slaughter Houses.
A communication was read in re-
gard to the slaughter houses. Aid of
the club was asked to abate what was
termed a nuisance in the north part
of town. The matter was laid before
County Physician Mccoy, who stated
that one of the slaughter houses was
in reasonably good condition. He had
taken up the matter with the state
board of health and arrests are to
follow in case Of unsanitary condi-
lions IN the future.
Wenatchee River Bridge.
A communication was read from
J. B. Bache asking the assistance OF
the club in securing a safer crossing
at the end of Wenatchee avenue. The
railroad makes a turn at this point
and people crossing are frequently
in great danger, "and it will be only
a question of time" said the COM
munication, until someone will be
killed unless something is done"
The matter was referred to the We
natchee avenue improvement commit
tee
City and County Hospital.
DR.. Mccoy raised the question Of a
hospital for the city and county. The
matter was discussed and commit
tee composed of Drs. Blake, Congdon
and Mccoy was named to which the
,,ottor uoc raforro5
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10

The steamer Columbia will leave
at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning and
it is expected that this boat will reach
Riverside tomorrow night loaded to
the guard with freight for Okanogan
points.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10
Received Big Machine.

The Thomas Flyer, the large 60 h.
p. auto which John A. Gellatly recent
ly traded for from Clark Cox, arrived
in the city yesterday and is being put
in commission. This Is the largest
machine so far put in use in this city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10
New Make of Auto Here.

Captain Burbank of Cashmere, has
imported an automobile, different
from any other in the county. He
wanted something good, regardless
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10
ADMINISTRATION RA|[
ROAD BILL PASSED HOUSE
Most Important Measure Under Con-
sideration by Congress at This Ses-
sion---Expected to Pass Senate in a
Few Days---President Taft Pleased

Of price, and found the Interstate at
$4,000 to be the auto that he want
ed. The machine was unloaded from
the train this morning.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10
City and County Hospital.

DR.. Mccoy raised the question Of a
hospital for the city and county. The
matter was discussed and a commit
tee composed of Drs. Blake, Congdon
and Mccoy was named to which the
matter was referred
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-10

a community will undoubtedly be in
estimable."
Excursion Committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.

Boston-lnfluenced by the favor ble results obtained by diamond drilling of the Black Hawk vein from the 7th level of the Arizona Commercial, the management IS strongly inclined to continue sink ing the Eureka shaft to the 1000. foot depth before permanent station is cut. The shaft has passed through the water zone and the bottom is now practically dry. This naturally ex pedites work, as the only water that Is being pumped is that which comes down from the upper levels, but this will soon be stopped by a dam.
 From the progress now being made in the shaft, it is figured that the loO0-foot point should be reached by the middle Of December, where a sta tion will be established and cross cuts run to cut the ore which has been demonstrated to exist below the 900foot depth.
 The ore which the drills have proved at 900 feet could then be reached by stoping from the 1000 foot level. This would make fol economy, as the stoping ought to be in ore of commercial value.
 The past few months have been important to Arizona Commercial as the drilling has indicated that the secondary enrichment which the management expected on the 7tl level, exists 150 to 200 feet lower Every drill that has been put down has encountered ore with the ex ception of one which had to be aban doned on account of a lost bit. The assays have shown very good values some as high as Is per cent. copper and 6 ounces of silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
By Frank J. Gmf.

(Member Duluth Stock ExchangeD
 The copper market continues to show good strength, copper metal was higher in London and this had good effect on the general market, the entiro market is showing splendid strength and while there may be some profit taking we look for continued higher prices. In today's market Am algamated showed advance of a point and Copper Range was active with a two point advance. Superior Pitts burg continues one of the most act i've traders and bids of 13 did not bring out any stock to speak of. In- spirstion is another showing good de- mand with good demand at 10 to 105s. Shattuck is strong at 22 # bid with the marloe about bare fcffer- ings Indiana was strong at 171h New York market held firm during the day but towards the close there was good buying and prices rallied sharply closing at the high price of the day. Denn is showing good de mand with sales at 3as aid the stock is scarce around these prices. Sales, 756, GOO London copper, 57L Ills 3d up 2s Sd
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19

No man has yet discovered the means of giving successfully friendly advice to women-not even to his own. -Balxac.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19

B. M Pattison. superintendent of the Denn mine announces that the shaft of that property has reached the l6O0-foot level and the work of cutting a station there is progressing After cutting the required station drkting will begin at this depth. The last drift work was done on the 1850 level, where some native copper was encountered and leached ground was pierced, which strengthened the be lief that important ore bodies would be encountered. The sinking of the last 250 feet above the bottom of the shaft was accomplished in less than five months, which was a splendid record. The Denn shaft is now the
 second in depth in the Warren dis
 trict, the Junction having reached a
 depth of 1700 feet There are many
 who expect to see the Dem finally strike an important ore body and if
 it is not found on the 1600-leyel sink
 ing will probably be resumed after
 explorations on that level.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
flEnlTA SHOWING
 PHASES OWNERS

Col. L. w. Powell has returned from the Elenita mine, in Sonora where he went last week to inspect the property and note progress. MT. Powell expresses himself as verJ much pleased with what he saw. and informs the Review that work is progressing nicely. some very good copper ore having been cut in a new tunnel, while the other two tunnels are advancing in good grade of ore. Slime fine ore has been found on ad- joining property owned by Denver men.
 The Elenita is also sinking shait on a fine surface showing, and this shaft is now down 160 feet in leached and broken ground, highly mineraIized. Taken all around the property is making most excellent showing.
 There is a great deal of talk about a new railroad up the Sonora valley from Ures to San Felipe, but nothing definite has been given out by the promoters.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
ACTION OF STOCKS AMPLY
 PROVE BULL MARKET HERE
tBy l.. J. overlockl


 BOSTON. Oct 1S-if further proof of the bull market were needed it was certainly given by the action of stocks. today. Profit taking was heavy all through the list but new buying canSe in steadily absorbing all stocks offered and closing everything at the top e It was the most active market on the local board since January, The buying was in large lots and re. presents accumulation by insiders.
 The small traders are still staying out of the market but stocks are get ting away from them. The improve ment in metal market is real and the sales of copper tor the past few weeks has been enormous.
 We advise without hesitation buy ing the dividend paying coppers such as North Butte, Copper Range. Vol yerine and Osceola, as these stocks are scarce and will Joe principally affected in the advance in metal Paine. webber & Co.
 Inspiration dull and frsctionally lower Chino active with increased demand. Shattuck dull and neglect ed being quoted 1-2 on in bid. Denn strong at 3z bid Cactus barely steady. Live Oak firm. London cop per opened 2s Sd higher. Total sales, New York, 750.ooo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
HANCOCK

Boston-Hancock is making ex cellent progress in blocking out ground in the No. lode. This lode is opened by winze and raise from the l1th to the 18th leve's and by drifts at all levels from the 18th to 18th inclusive The ground is well charged with copper generally, and at points is remarkably rich Estimates place the totai tonnage blocked out at about 1000 900 tons. These work ings are now connected with the biz vertical shaft by crosscuts at the 18th and Isth levels through which the rock win be trammed for hoist ing. it being planned to use the oid inclined shaft for men and material excusiveiy.
 The vertical shaft is sinking stead uy a. about 27oo feet and should eventually tap the Quincy-Pewaoie lode at a depth of approximately $500 feet The power plants at the big shaft are receiving the finishing ,ouehes and may possibly go into commission this month There has heeu some talk of a mill test this winter but no official announcement to that effect has been made though it is probable that production on small scale will begin in order to dispose of the rock taken out during development work
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
CHEAP COPPER

Reports from Cananea are to the effect that Greene-Cananea is making cheaper copper than ever before in the history of that company and that smelling cost at Cananea Is less than that of any company is less than that of any company in the United States. One of the heavy stock holders in the Greene-Cananea was in Douglas last week and made these statements, which he declared could be verified by anyone who cared to make an investigation of present con ditions in Cananea. The company is now producting 1900 tons of copper monthly and the mines were never looking so well, especially is this true concerning the Sierra de Cobre, pur- chased last year from the Copper Queen company.
 Dr. Ricketts will have expended s3O0. 900 in new construction work when this work is completed three months hence. This work includes reverbatory furnaces, roasters, etc, similar to the work now planned at the Copper Queen smelter in this city. This plant will further reduce the cost of production, which has been greatly decreased by the pres ent management by the installation of many improved and economical methods, both in the mines and h the reduction woFlR
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19

BostoB.--A prominent interest in the Lake Copper Co. has recently had an expert examination of the property made by Engineer Weeks who is on the staff oS A. Chester Beatty in New York. A rather un- usual method of examining a Mich igan property was resorted to in that a sampling of the vein was made at intervals Of five feet. We do not recall that the sampling pro cess was every applied in an exam ination of Lake Superior property acter of the mineralized ground. The actual treatment of the ore in stamp mill has usually been the method of arriving at the copper values.
 It is possible that the report Of Engineer Weeks will not be made public. In any event no publicity will be given to it until after Pres ident Paine, who is now at Houghton, has had opportunity to review it.
 The manner in which the LAKE property was opened by the former management has met with severe criticism by some of those who have taken up the work where the others left off. There seems to have been no system" applied to the drift openings. The new management, in- stead of following the copper courses in the veins wherever they happen
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19


 A new grab bag plan that is being tried this year with great acclaim on the part of youthful patrons of bazaars is called the "old lady with 100 pockets"
 The old lady is huge figure (which may be constructed over large bar rel by way of saving time,. dressed ir a hoopskirt or a wide countrifed gown and bonnet and catrying big cotton umbrella.
 In her dress are hidden away 100 pockets. in esch of which little five or ten cent gift is tucked away On the outside of each pocket is pinned a number. or this may be chaIked there. The child paying his dime or nickel specif,s what pocket he wishes the contents of. and this is imnedi- ateiy given him- Some one must be al hand. of coCs,e. to receive the money paid to the old lady and to deliver up the contents of her numerous pockets.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19

orop in and get . bowl es soup at the OHSce Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
.* MINING, MARKETS, FINANCIAL .s
WILL LAKE COPPER PROVE
 MORE THAN \ PROSPECT 1

to appear. will drive the openings in straight lines. and at intervals will crosscut to the foot and hanging walls. ..
 It is too early. say the new inter- ests. to determine whether Lake is more than a prospect. admitting, However, that in general the sitiua- tion underground is an improving one. and holding out promise of bet ter things when intelligently opened.
 The shaft is 'rakfng" away from the lode with every additional foot of depth, mapping longer crosscuts to the vein necessary at every level.
 A g.ass model of the Lake openings has been made which shows clearly the "sinuosity' of the copper courses in the Lake mine and the manner in which these streaks or punches were followed in the process of opening the property.
 It is not improbable that some new financing will be necessary in the not distant future. The com pany can call an assessment or sell stock, it is probable that all stock holders will be given the opportunity to subscribe on an equal basis. The former policy of selling stock in the open market without a prior notice to the shareholders does not meet with the approval of the present man. agers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
Law and Geooraphy.

From the half timers papers written
 at recent term examination: Some of the chief inventions of the last 1J0 years are having an set SO that no per son under fourteen years must go into the public house. Another act was so
 that no person under the age of six teen years must smoke cigars. pipes and cigarettes. and no person under that age can be served with any. My
 brother Bill is now all right for this invention. He was sixteen last week Here is a geography answer: .'The riv- CT system of Canada is what you might call very good. but sometimes they shoot the rapids. and unless you are a red Indian this Is very trouble some at times. especially when you get sucked under like Captain Webb."- Manchester Guardian.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
srggl AND COPPER RuMoRs.

Boston-There is a persistent ru- nor in circulation among brokerage Aouses that Attorney General Wicr ersham will shortly announce that the United States Steel Cor poration vii not be prosecuted un' der the Sherman antitrust law
 The theory is advanced that. If the United States Steel Corporation is given a clean biI of health. J. F. Morgan will ct once take steps toward effecting a merger of the copper properties among the lines followed in the formation of the United states Steel Corporation
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
A ceme.sx Rest curs.

"Bliggins is very vociferous ger. son."
 Yes" replied Miss Cayenne. but don't blame him. The way a man of his mentality rests his nerves is by talking so loud he can't hear himself think. Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-19
The Earth.

Tommy - Pop. does the earth % round? Tommy's Pop--Yes. my son. But it wouldn't if if was divided among all the people who want it. Philadelphia Record
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-08-11

When founded on fact the malicious
hint often does vastly more harm than
the full disclosure. It has about IL an
air Of mystery which brings on q train
Of imaginings and begets groundless
suspicious which would quickly melt
into thin air were the whole truth
known. More especially IL this the
case when the evil hint is blended
with words Of commendatiOn. Hes
IN honest and q temperate man, etc.
but OH, that mean. vile, hypOcrit-
ical little but" that has severed SO
many friendships and befouIed 80
many a fair nameI Where 30 much Of
good is spoken and the mean little
but" uttered with a regretful sigh It
often looks like real pity. In reality II
h but decking out and garlanding the
victim for the sacrifice. The encomium
In used only as a means OF attaining
q dastardly purpose. with colors fair
eF painting their foul ends" The Sian
derer is frequently but a clumsy blum
derer; not 30 the skillful innuendO
man. He at least In no bungier. He is
real tactician. a genuine strategist
His In verify the refinement Of cruelty.
Baltimore Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-08-11
eessssst Fad % the hsodlsh Beauties o.
the French Capital.

Newest Fad % the kodlsh Beauties %
the French Capital.
The sand hath n apparently enc oe
the newest crazes OF the modieh beau
O. OF Paris. The sand bath IN sup
posed TO promote good looks. and of
course &c IN somewhat expensfve.
TIE sand must Do brought straight
from the seashore after having hseE
freed from all impurities IN the shape
BE- thoroughly heated and poured in q
great pile on to q large. thick blanket
placed on the door.
In the hot sand madam moyes % and
fro and is vigorously rubbed with
handfuls OF sand By q akflled mas
seuse. the treatment proceeding until
q rosy glow II producsd. Rolling IN
the sand IL particularly encouraged. as
tA1s exercise h raid % reduce the hzps.
After this. tiring process the sand
bather lies in the sand covered wftA
O warm blanket and rests whiie her
attendant prepares the second part OF
the bath.
This at first h rather painful. for
the bather stands while ne sand b
blown from q spraysr against the
body. Then q soft brush II used %
remove the sand. q soothing cream is
wen massaged into the skin. and the
bather In left to sleep on the fatigue
Of her bath.
Should the satin-like skin Of her face
suffer- from the unwonteA friction she
dons q mask made OF chginois leather
at night. first thoroughly cleansing the
skin and covering Il with q specially
prepared cream. Great attention In
paid 20 diet. ana several hours n day
must be devoted to walking. which is
most healthful.-Paris Letter In Phil
adelphia Record.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-08-11

In the matter OF numbers the Biblio-
theque Nationals OF Paris is generally
accounted the FIRST library In the
world, with over 100000 volumes
The British museum stands second
with 100000, and the Imperial libra
~ OF 81. Petersburg has about yE0O.-
o0o. which also are the figures 10 be
assigned to the library Of congress at
Washington. The New York Public
library. according 10 some authorities,
70 In the same class as the big library
at the national capital. and there are
several Libraries In the United States
that display on their shelves more
than 1000 volumes.-Harper's.