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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
Minnear & Co.'s Gossip

South Utah started production last
week and viii hcnceforth produce 100
TONS OF concentration per day.
The assessment has been paid on Ra-
ven amounting go S5S. 200. or SIS. 600
shares OF the total OF 6I2. 400 shares
outstanding.
=. All. production FOR August agre-
CRATES i0.G2S.iOG pounds. an increase Of
i20.3s3 pounds over the preceding
month
Sinking at Algomah should be more
rapid since the installment Of a steam
compressor and hoist
The good looking drill cores We're re-
3onsible for the advance I'm oneco.
General opinion here is that the com
pany has something in its domain. IL
g. also said 10 have sufficient funds
lur tho present
II is predicted that ST Mary's Min
eral Land Co.. viii pay dividend OF
81 thir autumn.
Recently the shareholders OF the
company have had 90 De- satisfied with
stock distribution. Il looks as II sew
eral OF the properties the company re-
tains an interest In viii soon be Civ
Ing a good account of themselves.
TamaraCk has been compelled 10
suspend operations temporarily In its
No. shaft IN order TO make some nee
csary repairs to the drum ~ the hoist
ing engine. The repairs are expected
g.. fgt.r tr-g ,r-.al,e
Greene Cananoa will show n reduc-
tion OF 100000 pounds Of copper.
Butte Coalition shipments run from
! 300 to l,4OO tons. Development work
continues in the lower levels Of the
Minnie IIoaley and Tramway openings.
Good ore but no extraction Is being
done. Butte Coalition however. has
stopped all It's development work.
The third drill hole AT the 7OO-foot
level OF Arizona Commercial struck ore
N commercial grade 200 feet below
that level
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
Gay & SturSiS' Gossip

South Lakes No. hole Monday
night cut fourth copper bearing lode
.at LEGO feet. Thcsc four lodes CORES
pond to four cut in no. hole. al
though only two Of the latter carried
copper. a review OF South Lakes
three most important holes follows:
The first was No. located 100 feet
north Of the southeast corner Of south
Lakes property and half "A mile due
west of Lakes shaft. At 2. 3i7 feet.
ON June Is, 10 struck a cOnglomerate
lode ana by assuming a incline Of 3S
degrees, the conglomorate lying i'm the
fu0tWall of the Lake could DE Tiled
up' % "a. ~ $50 feet above this con-
glumcr1tc i'm No. hole an amygdaloid
lode Of promising appearance had been
passed through, which although copper
bearing could be consistently accept
cd as the Lake lode.
No. hole. 1.4OO feet north OF No. 2
on Juno 80 at 74S feet cut an amygda-
loid lode, exceedingly rich i'm copper
for the first seven feet. At an addi-
tiOnal depth Of 1870 feet another strong
amygdaloid was cut carrying copper
for some distance but with the last
four feet fully as rich as the seven
foot lode. Two more amygadaloids of
good appearance. but without copper,
were cut In No. which finally entered
"a conglomerate lode at 1900 feet. or
$50 feet below The first copper ground.
the district between the two corre-
spending To Lake and IL conglomerate.
No. 4 hole, $40 feet southwest of No.
I on Aug. . 1T i25 feet cut an amygda-
loid lode carrying copper for the first
thirteen feet. At an additional depth
81 about fifty feet another amy
gdaloid lode was encountered
which for 30 feet carried good copper.
the last 10 feet being very rich. At
$50 feet still deeper. or 1890 down, n
third was cut. carrying excellent val
ues for 20 feet. Finally the fourth was
cut at 1929 feet, showing fair copper
values throughout.
The Boston market opened today
with n better tone than for some time
and while there was not much In
crease I'm activity several OF the mar
ket leaders showed good gains dur
ing the early part of the session
North Butte and Superior Copper were
well bought
There was some disappointment tx
pressed regarding the copper sur
plus figures which showed decrease
OF l,759433 pounds and prices eased
off at the close. The market gener.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

ally Is i'm a sold-out condition anc
change OF sentiment should bring
about rapid advance. In the mean.
time trading is largely OF profes.
sional nature and we strongly advis,
II purchases ON breaks.
The curbs were very quiet witt
trading exceptionally light. Duluth
bought Calumet and Corbin freely Al
s4S. Algomah sold at sls = and
South Lake son.
Ailouez 10; Ariz. Conf. 435; Area
dian GO: Butte Coalition 10; Boston
Corbin so. Cal. & Ariz. 2S5: centen-
NAL :; Copper Range so: Cal. & Hecla
2; East Butte IS; DAILY West so:
Franklin -; CRANKY 6: Giroux l.s47:
Hancock 2e0; Indiana 575; Lake $40:
Mass so; Mohawk 10; Nipissing 10:
North Butte LAG; North Lake %;
Ojibway So: Oseola 8; shannon 10:
Royalc $50; Sup. Copper 1.lO2: Ray
Cons. 10: Sup. & Boston 80: Sup. a.
Pitts. 20; Tamarack As; Trinity 1871;
Utah Cons. 190.
New York. Sept Sat the meeting
of Copper Producers Association this
morning James Mclean of Phelps.
Dodge & Co. was elected chairman of
the association in place of Col. Liv-
ermore retired. Rudolph Agassiz was
chosen a member of the executive
committee in place of Mr.. Mclean.
The time OF meetings Of the assoc
citation was changed from IL a. m. to
1890 y. m.
The next statement OF the associa-
tion viii be made public on oct. 9TH,
the Sth OF the month falling on a Sat
urday.-Financial News.
New York. Sept. S.-Copper stocks
decrease l.759.43S pounds. Produc-
tion was l27.SO3.61s. Domestic de-
liyerics G7,73l.27I Exports 61.s3l.7SO
Total consumption 129. 563.O5l.
Dow. Jones & Co.
Butte, Mont, Sept Sit is stated
that John ID. Ryan persistently OPP
posed bringing suit against the Butte
< Balaklava company until the last
foot OF development work was done I'm
the mine and, I'm the opinion Of the
biologists and engineers
there Is not a single element of doubt
as To rights OF the Anaconda company.
II is stated that the Butte Balaklava
company was notified Of the likelihood
OF litigation two years ago and that
Mr.. Dear, president OF the company
satisfied himself that contention OF the
was correct. President Dear's
position resulted in a conflict with
other directors and he resigned
News Bureau.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
UNLISTED STOCKS.


j. A. Minnear & Co. sa ytoday:
The New York market opened
stronger today but became slightly err
ratio. when government and other
crop reports were issued. There was
some buying of stocks on the an
nouncement that the August Copper
Producers statement showed de-
crease In the surplus stock OF slight
ly more than 100000 pounds. De-
spite these imported Developments.
the market remained apathetic. and
the volume of business was very
light. Trading i'm the copper share
list was fairly active and at advance
ing prices. North Butte was n feat
ure. selling above 30 with efforts to
dislodge a considerable quantity OF
the stock meeting with little sue
cess. Curb trading was fairly ac-
tive and price changes were only
moderate. Inspiration was in fair
demand. A line of Goldheld wa:
sold in the morning trading, which
brought the price down TO 7A. Algo-
NAH was also taken i'm good lots and
IL was necessary to bid up the price
Indiana came out as low as IS.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
NEWS OF CHIEF
CONSOLIDATED
DISPATCH FROM SALT LAKE CITY
SAYS THAT THIS PROPERTY
rs MAKING GOOD HEAD
WAY

salt Lake city. Utah, Sept. S.-What
appsars Ia bc the most important ore
discovery yet made la the Tintic prop
erty OF the chief Consolidated Mining
company Is just BEING developed on the
!. iO0-foo level. only about 100 feet
south Of the original ore body from
Which shipments have been made up
10 this time.
Six hundred feet north Of that new
ore body. n Eureka City ground, has
been opened la a raise 90 feet above
the I4OO-soot level another new ore
shoot. from which a carload shipment
has Just been made.
These two new ore disclosures are
virtually al the extreme north ami
south ends al development IN the
400 foot level of the mine and Cen
eral Manager Walter Fitch is natur-
ally somewhat elated over the show
ing. although he insisted that IL is
only in lire Of natural results De-
velopment OF the mine has been re-
tarded by the inadequacy Of the hoist
ing plant 4 new ana much heavier
plant was ordered many months ago;
II was 10 have been delivered In June
but the time was set forward 10 sept
enber. Pending the installing Of the
new machinery sinking and crosscut-
ting had To be abandoned and develop
ment has been confined TO drifting
both ways on the l.4OO-foot level
The new ore body ON the south was
cut through some time ago, but il was
deemed inalvisable TO extend the
drift further al the time and the man
agemeut rofraincd from announcing
the discovery until such time as IL
could be- opened sufficiently 10 deter
mine whether IL was something OF real
value. The work Of cutting out the
sm floor for stopping has not yet been
fully completed. but the ore is opening
out So well that there can be mo- qucs-
ton that Il is 90 provide resources Of
some importance.
The casing Of the ore body is the
lead orc characteristic Of deposits in
the Eueroka limestone, but as the ore
body proper Is penetrated the lead
values disappear and the values are
exclusively silver and gold. with the
white metal largely predominating.
With only one wall in sight width
OF fully 10 feet OF ore. carrying fully
100 ounces in silver 10 the ton has
been disclosed. Mr. itch says.
Without attempting anything spec
tacular, the Chief Consolidated COM
pany has thus far made rather UNI
usual record. Doing virtually only
development work. and that in a sys-
temauc way. il has met all expenses
from ore marketed ana is apparently
just getting into the real ore country.
The company hae shipped the total Of
us carloads OF ore.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
Paine, Weber & Co.'S Gossip

In the line .of economies I'm prepara-
ton for "A greater production when the
copper market justiiies. Anaconda Is
making some important changes at its
Great Falls smelter. There will be no
actual enlargement Of the smelling
plant. but the blast furnaces are being
coupled up and thereby made larger.
New rcvcrboratory furnaces of the
Washoe type are being installed. For
some time Anaconol has been exper-
imenting at the Washoe smelter with
Montana coal and deep fires to take
the place II the shallow fires and long
flames produced from Diamondville
coal. The results have been very sat
isfactory and il has been found that
Montana coal with deep fires will do as
effective and economical work as the
shallow FIRE ana Diamondville coal.
Tuesdays exports OF copper were g.
-js tons Exports, sinve September
first have been 1926 tons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
STOCKS

The Boston market was quiet with
few stocks offered. The copper re-
port published today shows a de-
crease OF nearly two million pounds
but had no effect on prices. Still be-
iieve copper can be bought on slight
recessions. The New York market
WAS rather narrow with trading linn
ited.-Hersey of Paine. Weber & Co.
Boston, Mass, Sept. S.-Today's
markets were quite strong at the
opening but owing to the absolute in
ertia only a portion of the advance
was maintained. An increase i'm the
inquiry for stocks is noticeable and
a very few offerings are in sight. 1t
looks as though an advance and great
or activity are not far off. The cop
per producers figures were on the
whole, quite favorable. I would buy
stocks on every little setback from
now on.-Irving j. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
NOTICE OF
DIVIDEND

Calumet & Arizona Min
ing Company has declared
dividend of One ID o ! ! a r
($l.00) a share, payable Sep
TENDER 10Th, 1910, to stock
holders of record September
2nd, 1910.
Transfer books close at
close of business September
2nd, 1910, and re open Sep
tember 18th. 1910, at ten
O'Clock am.
GORDON r. CAMPBELL.
Secl (
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
SANTA RosALlA TO RESUME.
All Differences Between Factions Said
10 be Settled.

The Bisbee Review says:
w L. Edwards returned last even
ing from Cananea and the Santa Ro-
salia mines in Sonora Immediately
ON his return ne received telegram
from Attorney G.. / NLcReynolds who
s. AT Calumet. stating that all the diff
ferences within the Santa Rosalia
company have been wiped out and
that an agreement had been entered
into between the Calumet interest and
the .o-called Clancy faction which is
perfectly satisfactory to an concerned.
This agreement ends all the differ
ences that had sprung up within the
company since the stockholders meet
ing of last winter and assures the
Stockholders that the progressive pol
icy Of the company Is to be carried out
as il was intended 10 be.
Mr. Edwards stated that he was
very much pleased with the appear
ance Of the property Two new ore
bodies on the lower levels have been
opened up. one ore body being four
teen feet wide and the other twenty
eight. and both carry high grade ores.
AS soon as IL became known that
the mine was 10 resume operations
many Mexican miners went TO the
camp for work. and they have all been
put on and more are going I'm.
The stockholders annual meeting Is
called for the hfteenth Of this month,
and from what can now be learned
OF the situation II is very probable
that the board Of directors elected in
BisBee at the special election Of last
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
GREAT SHOOTING, THIS.

San Francisco, Calf, Sept. S.-Re-
markably accurate firing with disap-
pearing ten inch guns was done by
the twenty seventh company of coast
artillery from Fort Winfield Scott at
yesterday. Firing at range OF $500
yards at moving target in rough
sea the gunners made five hits out of
six. A curious accident DETECTED the
sixth shot A projectlle weighing $40
pounds few to pieces after travelling
about half it's course.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
NEWPORT SOCIETY WEDDING

Newport, r. l., Sept. S.-Newport
society turned out in full force today
for the wedding of Miss Irene Sher-
man daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Watts Sherman, and Mr.. Lawrence
Livingston Gillespie, son of Maj. Gen.
George L. Gillespie. U. S. A., and Mrs.
Gillespie. The ceremony took place
at the home of the brides parents and
was followed by an elaborate recep-
ton
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
NO. 9 DELEGATES.

The following are the delegates nam
ell by the Republican voters of pre-
cinct No. Q. Calumet township. TO the
convention;
VIM. Pollard, Sr., Joseph Chatel,
Frank II. I.anders. Henry Johnson and
Albert Uren. The names given last
evening were In error.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
MRS. SAGE 50 YEARS OLD

Lawrence. l.. l.. Sept. S.--An almost
countless number OF congratulatory
messages were received by Mrs. Rus
sell Sage at her home here today on
the occasion of her eighty second
birthday. Many of the fclicitous
greetings came from colleges and 9TH
err Institutions which Mrs. Sage has
helped financially.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
AmsRIcANlsrs HOLD MEETING.

city of Mexico. sept. S.-The second
session OF the seventeenth Interna-
tional Congress OF Americanists was
formally opened today at the National
Museum IN this city. The sessions
win last Ave days and will be devoted
10 the discussion OF questions relat-
ng 10 the ethology. archaeology and
history OF the new world
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
FOOTBALL IN FAVOR AGAIN.

Orange, N. j., Sept. S.That the foot
ball rules as revised this year are
more acceptable to educators than
ever before is indicated by the an
nouncement that football will be re-
vived at Seton Hall college here after
n lapse of five years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
WILkIN STATUE UNVEILED

st. Paul, Mimi. Sept. S.-A bronze
statue of Colonel Alexander wilkin
OF the Ninth Minnesota Infantry was
unveiled In the rotunda OF the State
Capitol today with interesting cere-
monies. Colonel Wilkin was killed I'm
battle at Tupelo, Miss. July IA. 1864.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
STORM WARNINGS DISPLAYED.

Washington, ID. c., Sept Storm
warnings are displayed on Lake Su-
perior from Duluth to Marquette. ac-
cording to n weather bureau bulletin
issued TODAY.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08

saturday night viii be confirmed at
that meeting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-08
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Gay and Sturgis furnish the follow
ing New York quotations:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-28

scia W wykonywaniu obowiaz'
kow wladz emigracyjnych.
New, Bedford, Mass, 2S lutego.
- w tutejszym skiadzie baweany
i wyrobow bawelnianych ,,Denni'
SON" Brothers Co." wybuchl po-
Ear i zniszczy} okolo 5000 balow
baweiny wyrobow bawelnia-
nych.
Szkoda wynosi $3S5,OOO.
New York, N. Y, 20 lutego. =.
w Jersey City zniszczyi polar
fabryl1e New Yorker Veneer
Seating Co." i wiele sasiednich
domow.
Dwadziescia rodzin zostalo po-
zbawionych mieszkania caiego
swego ruchomego dobytku. Wy
sokosc ogolna szkody obliczono
ma 2 miliony dolarow.
Washington, D. c., 20 lutego.
- Wediug zapowiedzi zwiazko-
wego biura meteorologicznego
zanosi sic w dolinie rzeki Ohio ma
kilkutygodniowe zalewy, z powo-
du szybko topnacego sniegu sill
nych opadow deszczowych W
wielu okolicach.
Cleveland, o., % lutego. Setki
ludzi zostalo w Fremont polno-
cnym Clevelandzie wypedzonych
ze swych siedzib powodu ma
glego wylewu, spowodowanego
80 godzinnym deszczem.
Szkody dotychczas wyrzadzone
obliczaja juz ma tysiace.
w Youngstown sa zagrozone
dwie najwieksze stalownie lezace
mad brzegami rzeki Mahomng.
Okoio Sanddusky stoi woda ma 5
stop.
Najgorzej przedstawia sic polo
zenie w Fremont, gdzie juz polo
wa miasta zostala zalana. w
Akron wystapiiy z brzegow obie
.rzeki Cuyahoga zalaly wiele do
NOW.
Crawford County jest zalany.
Pittsburg, Pa, % lutego. = Z
Bradfordu donosza, ze rzeka wy
stapila koryta i re zagraza MAJ
wiekszy, jaki dotychczas byl wy
lew. Ulice So juz zalane,to samo w
Carnegie, gdzie ludnosc musi sic
kryc ma wyzsze pietra domow, DO
parterowe mieszkania So juz "a
lane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-28
Telegramy zagraniczne

Bluefields, % lutego.-Oczeki-
wana upragniemem wiadomosc
cd jenerala Meny nadeszla i przy
niosla wiesc o zwyciestwie rewo-
lucvonistow. Spotkanie, w kto-
rem orez rewolucyjny zwyciezyl
nastapiio pod Morrito, mala mie'
Selma poniedzy wschodniem wy
brzezem a jeziorem Nicaragua.
Mena zaszedl oddziai wojska
rzadowego, stojacy pod wodza
jenerala Pedro Romero, a sklada-
jacy sic z 1So ludzi.
Walka trwala tylko Is minut.
Romero jeden Z jego zoinierzy
zostali zabici, wielu zas rannych
- po stronie rewolucyonist6w
jeden ranny. Szescdziesieciu zoi-
merry rzadowych dostato sic do
niewoli, w tenn dwoch TELEGRAPH
stow.
Reawolucyonisci zdobyli sc ka-
rabinow, $4,000 iadunkow, 100
workow chleba komisnego, 1900
funtow ryzu i wielka ilosc innych
srodkow spozywczych, W kohcu
100 par trzewikow 60 osiodla-
nych koni.
Jenera1 Chamorro znajduje sic
po drugiej stronie jeziora 1aprze-
civ obozu jeneraia Meny. Jezeli
prawda jest, re rewolucyoniSci
zdobyli parowiec Victoria, W
takim razie poiaczenie wojsk je-
neraia Chamorry Meny nasta-
pic powinno w kilku godzInach.
San Juan del Sur, % lutego. -
Szpiedzy rzadowi doniesli, re o.
koio Los Innocentes Ranch w
Costa Rca, sasiedniej republice
zgromadzilo sic wielu rewolucyo-
nist6w, ktorzy maja niebawem
przekroczyc granice Nkaraguy ]
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-28
1880; Ts1andczyk6w 4o.- =
New York, N. Y, 2S lutego. =

NC" VI n, 1S' i - ~ tteSSS'
Department immigracyjny wy
dal wazne zarzadzenie, tyczaoe
sic wypadkow przyaresztowania
jakiegoS wychodzcy, przyczyny
jakichS wykroczeh. w szczegol-
nosci opiewa to zarzadzenis ma
stepujaco: wv czasie przesluchl-
wanna osoby, ktora ma zarzadze-
ME ministra handlu przeareszto-
wano, nalezy dac jej moznosc zba
dania sprawy, przez odczytanle
dowodow przeciw niej zebranych
iakotez oskarzenia Zarzadzenia
ministra handlu. Mastepnie male
zy poinformowac strone oskarzo-
ma, ze jej przysluguje prawo
wziecia sobie obroflcy - adwo-
kata = odpowiedz strony, W tym
kferunku dana, II. czy zyczy So
bic adwokata, czy tez ME musi
bye wyraznie w aktach uwidocz-
Mona.
Jezeli oskarzony wzial sobie
adwokata, to musi mu wladza
zezwolic robic odpisy z aktow,
uczestniczyc przy wszystkich
przesluchaniach i zaofiarowywac
przeciwdowody. Po zebraniu ca
lego materyaiu dowodowego
wraz przeciwdowodami zaotia'
rowanymi przez adwokata, lub
strone nalezy wszystkie akta
przedsozyc departamentowi emf
gracyjenu, ktory zawyrokuje,
czy dotyczacy wychodzca ma bye
zawr6cony do kraju, czy tez mo-
ze pozostac W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych.
Jezeli oskarzony ME umie po
angielsku, natenczas musi mu bye
dany tiomacz, jezeli zas jest fly
cznie lub umys%owo niezdatny do
czynierlia zeznah nalezy dopuscie
w i1nieniu jego krewnych, przy-
jaciol lub znajomych".
To wazne zarzadzenie zostafo
wydane przez generalnego komi-
sarza ernigracyjnego pana Kefee,
potwierdzone przez sekretarza
handlu Nagla. Zarzadzerie to
zmienia 35 artykui ,postanowieh
wychodzczych" 1 lipca 1907 i ma
ogromne dla wychodzcow zna-
czenie, broniac ich przed samo-
VIOLA wzgleduie powierzchowno'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-28
zauMfazxf. f ze W czasie kisedy

Roosevelt zwrocif baczna uwage
ma naturalne zrodia dochodu kra-
ju dawaIa ia galez gospodarstWa
spoiecznego bardzo dodatnie wy
niki, chwila jednakowoz, dedy
Taft objal prezydenture, a Bal
linger sw6j urzad zmienilo sic.
Urzedowanie swe rozpoczal Bal
linger Cd teren6w, bogatych w
sile wodna, kt6re zarzadzil viii
czyc do publicznych, objetych
wykazem majacych sig rozdac
gruntow. Przeciw tenu wystaph
Pinchot i prezydent przyznal mu
racye. Ballinger - zarzuca Pin
chot - wprowadzii W biad Tafta.
Nastepnie wystawi} Pinchot
swiadectwo GlaVisowi, poprze-
dniemu swiadkowi bardzo doda-
tnie.
Najdrastyczniejszym byl ko-
nice zeznai wczorajszych, w kto-
rych zauwazyl Pinchot, ze ME
istnieje zadne rozstrzygniecie
,,Comptrollers of Currency, ma
ktore Taft w SVEN piSmie z ID
wrzesnia 1909 sic powo1uje. w
pismie TEN zarz9dzil Taft wyda'
lenie re siuzby Glavisa, motywu-
lac tenn, re oczernil on Ballinge-
ra, kt6ry postapii zupelnie Ego
dnie z orzeczeniem Gak sic polka
zuje nieistniejacym. Przyp. red.)
,,Comptoller OF Currency.
New York, N. Y, 20 lutego. -
Sprawozdanie komisyi immigra-
cyjnej podaje wykaz liczby wy
chOdZcoW, ktoTZy w StycZnlu I'd
wineli do portu w Nowym Yor-
ku.
w szczegolnosci przyjecha1o
5O,242 wychodzc6w, W tenn
36,899 mezczyzn, a 13,343 kobiet.
Podczas ubieglych siedmiu mie
siecy biezacego roku skarbowego
zawinelo do brzegow Almeryh O.
g6lem 473,224 wychodzcow. We
dug narodowosci przedstawia sic
ten przyrost ludnosci stanow
Zjednoczonych nastepujaoo:
Wlochow $4,000; Polakow 55,
948: zyd6w 5O,66S; Niemc6w
36,39s; Anglilc6w 27,276; Skan-
dynawczykow 2o,67S; Grekow
1896; Irlandczykow 17,349;
Kroatow 16,996; S}owakow 16,
57s; Rusir6w 1880; Francuzow