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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-03
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY.


. Wisconsin state women's golf 4
. championship tournament at 4
y Sheboygan. 4
q Opening OF three days auto 4
= mobile race meeting at Calves 4
. ton, Texas. 4
= Exhibition OF Virginia Horse 4
q Show association opens at 4
= Orange, Va 4
. THURSDAY. 4
= Start of the annual cruise of 4
q the New York Yacht Club. 4
. Opening of the summer meet 4
= ing of the Saratoga Racing As 4
= ISOLATION. 4
= Fifth annual Algonquin Hill 4
. climb OF the Chicago Motor 4
q Club. 4
. Championship tournament of 4
= Vermont State Golf Associa- 4
= tion opens at Bennington. 4
= Opening Of annual Motor Boat 4
= regatta at Alexandria Bay, 4
q Thousand Islands. 4
= FDIDAY. 4
= Opening of Annual Canadian 4
= Henley regatta at ST. GATHERINGS, 4
q Ont
. Initial aviation meeting of the 4
. Pittsburg Aero Club, Pitts 4
= burg, Pa. 4
= SATURDAY. 4
q Opening of annual meet of 4
. Canadian Canoe Association at 4
. ST Johns. Quebec. 4
@ Opening of International avia- 4
= ton meeting at Glasgow, Scot 4
o land 4
. Ohio state tennis champion I
. ship tournament opens at Cleve- 4
= land.
= Spider" McCool vs. Battling 4
q Robinson. 30 rounds. at Vallejo. 4
= Cal. for middleweight cham 4
o pionship of the navy.
q 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-03
DESPERATE CUBS
NOSE OUT GIANTS
Rushing from Behind After
New York Scores 4 Runs,
p. LIS Men Win, 5-4.
Standing of the Clubs.


Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 8; New York, 4.
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburg, 1.
Cincinnati, 6; Boston, /.
Brooklyn, 8; st. Louis, (irst game).
Brooklyn, 5; st. Louis, (second
game).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-03

Lavender cigars are pronounced
exceptionally gooa By all smokers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-03
WHITE SOX LOSE
TO ATHLETICS, 50
SCOTS Shakiness and Black
burne's Error Cost Game
in First Round.
Sanding of the Clubs.


Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 2.
Boston, 4; Detroit. 8.
New York, 5; Cleveland. ..
st. Louis, 5: Washington. 3.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-03

II you are Judge OF quality try 2
Lavender Cigar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-03

II you smoke a Lavender Cigar once
you will always call for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-03
Games Today.

Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-03

THE INTERESTING TIMES AID Al.
WAYS DENOTES THE INTERESTING
ETORE.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

NORTH BUTTE

BOSTON-At the annual meeting
of the North Butte Mining Co.
held April IS. three directors were
elected for a term q three years
The directors whose term OF office
expires this year are James Gayley
\. Y, Joseph B. Cotton. Dulath. and
Charles a. Duncan.
Proxies issued by the company run
10 T. F. Cole. James Hoatson. Chas.
A. Duncan Joseph B Cotton. and
Frederick r. kennedy.
Charles A Clark Of the Boston
Stock Exchange used proxies for the
purpose OF giving minority stockhold-
ers reDrese ntauon en- the board CT
directors
BOSTON-While the last dividend
declared by the North Buttee Mining
Co. directors is officially designated
as quarterly a period OF four months
will have elapsed since the last pay
men when the current dividend is
distursed on April %
In 1909 the company paid four
quarterly dividends Of 81 each in
March. June. September and Decem-
her. The first payment this year is
to be made in April.
The companys dividend record
since the first payment OF so cents
on Sent. 80 1903. is as follovs.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
RICHER ORE FOUND WITH DEPTH
IN THE OLD DOMINION MINE

PRESCOTT. April 21-The under
ground workings OF the Old Domin-
icn rhine are being extended as rapid
is as possible with the present hoist
inz facilities. Both the A and 3
shafts are in use, but the present
hosting capacity does not permit ex-
traction TO be made on as large a
scale as would be possible with q
larger hoist IN commission at the \
SHAFT Il is probable. however. that
the rev hoist which nas been ordered
to replace the one destroyed last
December VIII be in use by the mid
die OF June or July LIST at the latest.
in che meantime. several outlying
claims are being developed further.
ard the ore from those workings con
tributes TO the smelter supply.
During the past month two extra
blast furnaces have been blown in
several times and have been kept
running a few days at a time 10
handle surplus as the necessity arose.
but the management does not con-
template running four furnaces stead
lily In the near future. Two furn-
aces are in operation al present.
Some custom orc IS also received,
chiefly from the Superior & Boston
ana Gibson mines. The average daily
production Of the Old Dominion mine
is about 700 tons and the copper
production for this month will prob
ably he at least as great as that Of
the month Of March, provided, o.
course, that the present rate OF pro
duction continues throughout April.
The mining Of the nigh grade ore
body recently encountered on the
thirteenth level Of the mine is rails
ing the copper percentage Of the ere
somewhat so that for the same ton
mage the metal pruduct viii consider
ably exceed that ordinarily obtained
from the ore treated a. the smelter.
The various shafts on the Key
stone. Transit. Buckeye and otaer
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
CHINO. RAY AND CHA.

SALT LAKE, Manager D. c.
Jackling Of the Utah Copper Co. de-
MES upon his return from an inspec-
ton OF Chino. ella and Ray Consoii-
dated. that there is any intention o.
merging these properties Ray Ger
solidated and the ella properties will
however. merge heir several short
lines of railroad and incorporate
them as common carriers into a sep
arate company to be known as the
Ray & ella Valley Railroad Co.
The developed ore tonnages are
as follows:
Chino. 100000 tons of &c per
cent copper ore.
Ray Consolidated. $4,000. 700 tons
CT 2.25 per cent copper ore.
ella. 100000 tons Of 2.25 per
cent copper ore.
A months development work at
the Ray property increased the ore
blocked out to the amount of 5000
900 tons ard development work is
declared to have been very satisiaci-
Dry
Steel fer the Ray mill is arriving
rapidly and part OF the plant win be
in commission by Jan. /. 1911
At Chino the sinking OF a main
shaft is to be started al once Pre-
liminary plans have been made for a
new min to start with a capacity OF
$500 tons daily which will be located
nine miles from the mine.
Mr.. lacking denies that the RAY
Consolidated viii take over the
Troy Manhattans Tor that the pur-
chase of any additional territory is
being considered at the present time
Manager JackliDg and visiting on
Gals OF the Utah Copper Co. have
gone to Bingham on q special train
TO inspect the properties in that
camp.
Messrs. MaeSeIal and Penrose re-
turn East Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

claims Of the Old Dominion company
are being worked by electric power
furnished by the power plant at the
smelter The use Of electricity il
this way greatly expedites and les
sens the expense Of h;sisS.ag ore and
waste and makes il poss, be to pur
sue Development rapidly. Much o..
the outlying property viii probably
be worked under lease. in case 3,
proves productive. but the ore vii
be added to the Old Dominion smell
ter supply and should help materially
in the steady maintenance Of third
furnace in operation. The amount
Of ore shipped 10 the smelter vii
doubtless be further increased by the
installation OF a new hoist at A
shaft so that the latter part Of the
summer should be a period of re
newed activity fer the company
plart in case the management desires
TO increase the output.
The present working force Of the
OAA AtbAAAAAAAAA NbAAA lAelA-s - AtAbL1tAa
less than at any time for several
years past. Less than SEQ men are
Tow employed and of this number
less than 500 are employed in under
ground work.
The installation of pumps on the
twelfth and sixteenth levels Of ths
mine fnsures the control Of the water
as the total pumping capacity is
about four times that required fol-
handling the present supply. Tn
water raised from the workings dali,
amounts 70 less than 100000 gal
Ions. 100000 gallons being abou'
the amount raised every twenty-foui
hours at present and at no time dur
ing the past few months has ths
fow Of water exceeLed tnis amount
notwithstanding the increased eX
tent OF the underground workings
the volume Of water is less than 81
was a year ago.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
FINCH BOOSTS DISTRICT.

Jim Finch was IN the city yester-
day from the veta Grande mine in
the Bocoachi district in Sonora.
where he is in charge OF force Of
men working the veta Grande mine
for the Mexican Mining Co. of which
o. l. Neer is the general manager
aIr- Finch was formerly the owner Of
this property. but the company now
has a lease and option on the prop
crty- He stated last night that he
was working twenty men and that
some gccd shipping ore was being
taken out
Speaking Of the general conditions
IN the Bocoachi district Finch said
that It was showing considerable ac-
tivity now and several companies
were planning to begin development
and production in the near future
This district is highly regarded by
mining men who have examined it.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
MONTE CARLO NINE SHOWS
FABULOUS VALUES IN GOLD

PEScoTT, April 21-Returning
last night from the Monte Caro- mine.
at Inc nenmeky rancn near Saver
Mountain. where the faDdius goid
strike OF a few weeks ago was maze.
John Queiec0 one OF the owners,
stated chat it continues to yie.d the
rich free ores and that the showing
is better than ever
In support of this belief. he brought
several samples OF the ores. taken
from a dpth OF sixty feet in the main
working shaft which would indicate
that the strike was continuous. ana
would run 70 fabulous values. some
of the assays ranging into the thou
sands Of dollars Der ton lie also
stated that the vein had been eN-
plorc1 tor ten feet between walls
~ his depth and while the sulphides
are shown, the oxides carried the
heavy free values
lie was elated at the showing and
vita his partner. who refused to
leave the shaft fer any length OF
time. there was excitement prevail
ing at all points in the district over
the character OF the yield prevailing
AZ that depth. Several sacks Of this
high grade ore have been selected
and later win be brought TO this
city. The purpose OF the owaers is TO
begin running q tunnel on the vein
az q point about 500 feet distant
which will tap the shaft at a depth
a. 20Q feet. This move IS taken to
permit OF more economical exploiia-
ton. in veiw OF a rail being decided
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
AIRES WAY OFF,
MARKETS UNCERTAIN
FROM FEW QUOTATIONS REcEiv.
ED TONE OF HEsITAncY STILL
IN EVIDENCE.
CBy l. J. Overlook

Compared with the last quotations
received yesterday. New York marke-
opened very weak. Owing to contin-
ued wire troubles. we only received
e opening and closing on a few
the leading issues. the close showing
sligh- recoveries from the opening
Steel advanced from SO to SO 81,
Amalgamated from 1S4 Ia to 1S4 IL.
In the copper share list. c. & A..
opened GA and closed 65. North Butte
from sc to "a SIS, Greene Cananea
. is and S. P. 10. Warrior sold II IL
Chino u 3-S, DEM l-2. Ray Consol-
dated Is 81. and Shattuck &c to
&c -.
Judging from the scan.y line of quo
tations received. the rally on the close
caused by supporting orders, but hes
itancy still in evidence. especially
among investors and it does not seem
probable that an upward movement
would be engineered Without very
much greater outside participation.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

railroad last year and which pro
duced many thousands OF dollars in
the yellow metal is but a mere pros
pect when considered with the great
natural treasure vault recently struck
By Mr.. 0uenco and now being open
ed So extensive Is the deposit that
in the face OF the drift ten feet
square one cannot place the point Of
a finger without touching rock show
ing free gold plainly visible to the
naked eye. So rich Is some Of the
ore that pieces broken with a hammer
hang together by the wire gold. re-
curing the miners to twist the
pieces Of rock in order to break the
threads to separate them. Sample
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

upon to treat the yield. through this
avenue.
Mr. Queleco states that be Will
make arrangements to have the plant
erected at once. and that while the
strike is not appreciated as it should
be. the ground Is open to inspection
by all The original discovery ere
ated much excitemtn. and now that
1t confines with deeped workings,
only adds TO its prominence.
In years gone by big values in
free gold were obtained from that
section on the Heath ground VIII Oh
lies to the south OF the Monte Carlo
as the first extension. and it would
seem as II the latter property vii
revive interest in that long neglected
field in its gold yielding possib' hdes
The surface ON the Monte Carlo car
ries gold values for thirty fee
across. while in the center. where
the assure lives. is where the strike
was made
To reach the scene of the discov
cry is by trail from Harrington. al
the present time. With the compile
ton of the Pacific companys wagon
road from their camp to Harrington
the distance by trail Will be less than
two miles The isolation of the
Eonte Carlo is one of the reasons
why il has not created more public
interest than is prevailing at the
present time SIR. Queleco will re
turn to his camp in few days and
is enthusiastic over what he and his
partner have uncovered
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

PRESCOTT April 2I.-From
short run of the Mount Elliott mill
q few days ago, a fine bar Of gold
bullion. valued ar $500 was received
yesterday by the Bank of Arizona.
and forwarded 70 thu mint. With this
Yield a big batch OF concentrates
was reduced from ores and this viii
later 60 to the smelter. The COM
psny is at the present time installing
a compressor and introducing the
Sullivan steam compound drills and
in short time expect TO nave the
machine driving four OF them into the
ground The mill building. and when
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
GOLD STRIKE At
MONTE CARLO GREAT

PRESCOTT. April z2.-Conpared
with the Monte Carlo mine in the
Bradshaw mountains being opened
by John onielico and his associates
all rich gold strikes reported In the
West In recent years pale into insig-
uifcance. Even the famous glory
hole near SaiOme that attracted
thousands OF prospectors and miners
into the great mineral region tribn-
tary 70 the Arizona and California
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
SHORT RUN OF MOUNT ELLIOT
MILL TURNS OUT $500 GOLD

IN service viii permit of the rapid
development at the underground
points selected. The Arizona Power
company is rushing its electrical
line % the Mount Elliott camp, and
expects TO reach it within the next
few weeks. The pole system viii
be the means employed and no tow
ers will be necessary for 50 short a
distance. The crew on tnis work
will be doubled up today. and other
points intermediate 70 the Mount
Elliott placed in position for reeeiy-
ing the new power whenever they are
ready.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

Of the bonanza ind. for one OF which
ar. ouelico refused $3.50 today. are
low on exhibition in the Miners
lone on Montezuma street immedi-
ltely south OF the Scopel hotel.
Two tons OF ore extracted from the
mine in two days last week are now
on the Monte Carlo dump Samples
assay ng from $4,000 to 100000 to
the ton in gold. John Quelieo re
turned last night from the mine to
purchase a mill. To say that he and
his associates are elated over the
discovery Is putting it mildly. To
impress upon everyone that the re
ports from the property are not ex-
aggerated he announced this morning
o the writer that he will permit any
min ng man or reputable citizen to
Inspect the property. and will, upon
-equest accompany one down the
shaft into the rich treasure vault
hich. under the light Of a candle
sparkles with gold almost like a jew
elry shop. lie does not care to have
every visitor to the mine carry away
sampies. as some of the ore is over
half its weight in yellow metal
Since the announcement OF the
QueIico discovery a few weeks ago
fun account Of which was pub
shed in the Courier, excitement has
teen greater IN the Bradshaw noun
aims than at any time since the dis
,oyery Of the Great Peck mine in
the early 70's. The Great Peck has
silver production of over 5000.
Miners and prospeetors of that great
mineral bearing region were 10th al
first to believe that the Monte Carlo
and was as rich as reported. Ev-
eryone who has visited the property
has returned more deeply impressed
han ever with the importance If
The d discovery. Many who have seen
some OF the richest mineral treasures
ever uncovered in the Rocky noun
ain region state positively and IN
hesitatingly that the Monte Carlo is
by far the largest deposit consider
ling its richness they ever saw.
When struck in the bottom Of a
shaft at a depth OF &C feet a few
weeks ago It was contended that the
ind was only stringer in the VEN
Which shows 4 naturalization on the
surface of over thirty feet Recent
developments shows that the find IS
Teater and richer than anticipated
BY the fortunate owners, who are now
arranging for its development and
equipment TO recover its rich golden
treasure.
Since encountering the bonanza
streak in the shaft at a depth Of &C
Get a drift has been run on the
vein a distance of ten feet. The
/ bonanza ore has widened out until it
Is now ten feet square in the face
| md showing as strong and rich IN
he top and bottom of the opening
IS in the face. The shaft and drift
: are now being timbered preparatory
TO the resumption of sinking and
drifting.
Mr.. Quelico and his associates have
started a tunnel on the vein which
viii tap the shaft at an approx mate
depth of over 200 feet in a distance
OF $50 fee, The tunnel Is only in a
few feet but rich gold ore is now
showing in the face. The owners
are confident that rich shoots will be
passed through before the shaft IS
tapped.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS. FINANCIAL AND MINING
OLD GUARD TO RESUME.

TOMBSTONE. April 22.-(specia)
The Old Guard property. which has
long been regarded as one OF the
prominent groups of the Tombstone
district, IS to resume operations
| shortly.
Frank L. Fowler, a prominent min
ing man. who has been identified
with large mining operations in Cali
fornia aud the West for many years,
arrived in Tombstone today 70 ar
rpnge for the re-opening OF the prop
. erty and VIII at once beg n the pre-
liminary work with view OF op-
Grating the same on a large scale.
The Old Guard company was reor-
ganized and the holdings of the old
company absorbed by the Royal
Guard company. which is the name
of the present organization. The
Royal Guard is financed by eastern
capital. and 1t is proposed 20 thor
oughly explore and develop the mines
here.
Mr.. Fowler has made several Wis IS
to Tombstone during the past few
years. and made examinations and
favorable reports upon this property.
The shaft is over 400 feet deep. and
the drifts and development show good
ore bodies. Mr.. Fowler will remain
here and personally superintend the
operations OF the Royal Guard. Or
ders viii be given tomorrow to over
haul the machinery and buildings and
arrange for the resumption OF work.
The reopen ng OF this property is
good news. which means another
feeder to Tombstone and win add an.
other producer to the list OF this
famous district
Erect Reserve Tanks.
Several large oil tanks are being
constructed by the Tombstone Con
solidated Mines company at the big
shaft so as to increase the reserve
oil capacity. This additional storage
capacity VII relieve any chance Of
shortage that night be caused by
the ordinary delays OF oil while in
| transit from California.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-23

Butte-Diamond drill from $500
foot level CT the Diamond Mine OF
Anaconda Co. 10 North Butte is max
ing good progress, as high as 40 feet
Fer day having been made Drill
has not yet reached Spectator vein.
The Columbus journal., 1910-03-16
PREACH GOSPEL OF HEALTH
April -. Devoted to seour9e
Of tuberculosis.

Following campaigns against con.
sumption that have been carried on In
the churches Of hundreds Of cities. and
sermons On Tuberculosis that have
been preached before thousands Of con-
gregations during the past year. .
movement has been started by the Ma
i0nal Association for the Study and
Prevention Of Tuberculosis to estab-
lish permanent tuberculosis Sunday.
on which II Is hoped that every one Of
the 33.000.000 church-goers In the
United States will hear the gospel OF
health. This year the Sunday selected
In April -. II is planned that on April
- tuberculosis SERMONS shall be
preached In all the churches Of The
country. Literature will be distributed
to members Of the congregations. and
In every way an effort will be made to
teach that tuberculosis Is dangerous
disease and that IL can be prevented
and cured.
ClerHymen Who desire TO obtain ad-
ditiOnal Information In regard to tu-
bercuIosis will be able to secure litera-
iure from state and local ant:-tubercu.
lnsis associations and boards Of health.
as well as from the national ass0-
The Columbus journal., 1910-03-16
Washington.

Internal commerce movements for
the month Of January. 1910. according
to g'atiHtics OF the department Of CON.
mercc and labor showed heavy move.
mcnts Of coal and coke In the cart.
Two Chippewa Indian chiefs who
came TO Washington the other day from
Orr. MINI. to ask congress for add.
tiOnal land for the I:Ois Forte Indian
reservation. were asphyxia;ed by H.
Eliminating gas in their lodging house
The bin creating "a court Of patents
wax passed by the senate II author
izcs bench Of five members. The
chief Justice would he nominated by
the president and to serve for life and
the other four Justices to be selected
by the chief justice Of the United
States supreme court from among the
circuit and district court judges Of the
country and to serve for six years.
The sum o' 3237.sG. spent by the
state department last year In shoe
Ing horses. was characterized az ex.
travagancc by Representatives Ham.
lin aud Clark lMo.D In the house.
They failed. however. to have the ap-
preparation cut. What should be-
said II We undertook to curtail the
hOrscBhOcing bill Of the secretary Of
state. whom We intrust with even the
great question Of whether We shall
go to war;" inquired Mr.. Mann (lll.)
dcrisivciy.
The pOstofiicc appropriation nil,
carrying appropriations aEgrcgating
$24l 900, 900 passed in the house. while
the senate disposed Of the agricultural
bill with total appropriations Of $3,-
100000. The senate Was In session
three hours. the house about 1--WE.
Colonel william H. Bixby. chair.
man Of the Mississippi river COM
mission. was examined by the senate
committee ON commerce relative to
the improvements proposed for the
Missouri river from Sioux City to
St Louis or Kansas Cit To ST.
Louis.