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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30
Paine, Weber & Co.'S Gossip

The market for electrolytic cop
per continues strong at 12& cents.
on Thursday and Friday last domes-
tic consumers again came into the
market for 100000 and one million
pound lots which were supplied at
this figure. Naturally the recent
heavy sales provided American manu-
facturcrs with the bulk Of their re-
quircments for couple of months
but orders continue from some con-
sumers who either did not buy their
full requirements on the advance to
12A cents or underestimate the
amounts needed There does not ap-
pear at this moment TO be any spec
ulatlon i'm the metal on this side of
the Atlantic. European buyers al
ways have their ears 10 the ground
for the slightest inkling of reac-
ton upon which 10 buy the purchase
es for foreign account during the
past week or so have not been large.
The Boston office of the South Lake
Mining company has received "A dis
patch that the diamond drill at No
{ hole has located the lode. cut at 74S
feet in No. hole IN June last, at a
depth Of 1891 feet. and at LOO feet
"a very good core has been raised. The
lode looks very promising.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30
Minnear & Co.'s Gossip

Stockholders of the Miami Copper
company have authorized an increase
NJ 100000 shares par value So, of the
,ompany's capital. increasing the to-
tai capital TO 100000. The stock
holders also authorized the agree
ment for the underwriting with the
General Development company.
The Calumet & Hecla quarterly di-
vidcnd of 81 per share is payable
September 2S to stock Of record, Au-
gust 3lst
The demurrer on the North Butte
md Tuolumne will be argued next
Saturday.
The large and costly surface plant
AZ PARROT will be abandoned as it has
been found more economical To work
IL through the Anaconda.
The Wyandotte drill is said TO have
cut a promising looking copper bear
ing lode in the southwest corner of
Section 16. The drill showed width
OF 40 feet and a lode Identified at
the surface i'm a trench as the same
showed a similar width.
a diamond drill 500 feet west of
the shaft OF Algomah has gone into
service and some important results
are expected there. The company
hopes to have the location of n sec
ond shaft determined by spring.
National Exploration will continue
the work of sinking shaft near the
Arizona Commercial boundaries in
which such an excellent showing was
recently made
Old Dominion is combining the ma
jor part Of its operations to put
ting the property in the highest state
OF efficiency against bettered state
of affairs.
Domestic consumers took between
100000 and 100000 pounds last week
at l2A cents a pound.
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MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

the balance of the month will be
81 100000 more, making the total re-
turns for the month S2.500O0. AS the
operating expenses at the mine were
only about $1,000. this will show a net
profit OF $1,000 i'm the month of Aug
ust.
The steam plant has now been COM
pleted and is in operation. and the
directors have given orders TO sink the
shaft another one hundred feet i'm
mediately, In the meantime. drifting
will continue i'm the east drift at the
so foot level where three feet of ore
assaying $27.0O per ton has been open
ed up. II is extremely likely that the
company will soon be shipping ore
from three separate points in the
mine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30
Gay & StursiS' Gossip

Boston, Mass. Aug. 30.-There is
no question but what market has
peen in a sold-out condition for some
time but il is I'm need of "A market
leader The powers that be have
the stocks but are not i'm mood to
advance prices. The short interest
is being nursed along and probably
is as large today as it has been. This
is strong factor in itself i'm view of
the fact that two Of the most active
stocks, steel common and Amalga-
mated are leaning fat.
We believe the market will work
within narrow limits for the present,
but the next decided turn is bound
90 be for better prices.-R. l.. Hall.
Another duh day with trading at a
standstll. American stocks in Lon
don steady. Considerable bear talk
In evidence and bear tips have been
put in circulation. Rates for sixty
and ninety day money arc u" and sup
ply scarce. Too much uncertainty
ahead for a bull market and a trad
ing market Is about all than can be
looked for at present. No material
change In curb prices.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 30.--Ariz. Conf
100. Calumet q Arizona 20, North
Butte $50. sup. Copper IA, $. Il H.
25e. Giroux 400, Hancock 10, Indiana
$50. Royale 80. Lake 225, Greene can
anca io0. sup. e. pitts 100. North Lake
so. CRANKY las, Tomarack 10. .,.
South Lake newest lode has peer
entered 20 feet without striking foot
wall. II Is exceedingly rich.
Boston. Aug. 3O.--Operations at the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30

mainder of the week because OF the
three-day holiday so close at hand.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30
WILLIE
NOTICE OF
DIVIDEND

Calumet & Arizona Min
ing Company has declared
dividend OF One Dol ar
($l.0O) a share, payable Sep
TENDER 10Th, 1910, to stock
holders of record September
2nd, 1910.
Transfer books close at
close of business September
End, 1910, and re open Sep
tember 18th. 1910, at ten
O'Clock am.
GORDON r. CAMPBELL.
Seci y
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30
UNLISTED STOCKS.

]. A. Minnear g. Co. say today;
he market was fairly started In the
arst hour but a rumor was then cir
c,,,ated TO the effect that the Car OF
pussia had been assassinated and
s,oclss were quite generally sold by
professionals. However. a slight rally
was noted after this wave of selling
was ended and the close came with
the market well in hand and giving
further Indications Of betterment. Cop
ner shares were dull and the changes
were Of little Importance. Buying or
ders we're executed with some difii-
Guilty and offerings were light We will
probably sec little activity for the re-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.

Port Huron. Mich, Aug. 30.-An i'm
portant gathering Of insurance men
tho Michigan Aspciation of Local
Fire Insurance Agcnts-convened here
today with many members, i'm attend
ancc. i'm addition to a considerable
number of prominent fire insurance
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TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES.

New York, Aug. 30.-Thc special
joint legislative committee appointed
to investigate charges of corruption
i'm public life. as brought out during
the Aids Conger trial and the in
surance examination recently held by
superintendent Hotchlliss of the state
insurance department, met today to
begin its public hearings. Owing to
the number of witnesses to be heard
1t is probable the hearings will last
q month or longer,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Last Tuesday ladies' gold
watch at Eagle River, black fob, let
ter ~" on. Finder return to News
office. Reward. 255
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30

Mohawk Mining company during July
showed better grade OF rock mined.
the copper contents averaging 14.el
pounds per ton. This Is an Improve
ment over June of about y pound OF
copper per ton. The refined yield for
the month was 9O4S51 pounds.-News
Bureau.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30
MONTANA CLINTON

Returns Of Shipment August IS Re-
ceived at Local Office
The homo office of .he Montana elm
ton Copper company is in receipt Of
a draft for $591.92, being the net
smelter returns on 29ia tons shipped
10 the East Helena Smeltor on Aug
gust 10th This shipment, according
To the smelter certificate, ran $10.64
I'm gold, Sll.51 in silver, $2.O4 in lead
and $4.53 In copper per ton.
The local office has been advised
that another car was shipped "A few
days ago. and It is expected that an
other carload will go forward in a day
or two. The total returns thus far
during the month Of August were
$i.43410. and the probable returns for
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30

men from Detroit, Chicago and other
points The proposed fire marshal
and agents license bills are among
the important matters TO be dis
cussed during the two days session.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE

order your Ontonagon Evergreen
Sweet Corn from A. ]. Lean, Phone
No. 403. 257
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30

From the Bordeaux district Of
France 100000 pounds of Walnuts
were exported during the fall season
of 1909.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-30

Houghton. Mich. Aug 30.-The dis
closure of copper ground in No. shaft
commanding the south part of SUI
peTior's property will, if it holds out,
place the future of the property in
good shape.
No shaft, $500 feet southwark, has
not been able until this week, to cut
copper ground. in spite of its 150-foot
depth and considerable cross-cutting
and drifting, consequently this reversal
Of the former unfavorabie conditions
there is highly gratifying and may be
hoped To lead into permanently en-
richcd ground.-Gay & Sturgis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

Idea came 10 me. 80 that crossed
the street az his Invitation
Jack. exclaimed. gfasp!ng
him by the shoulder. you are the
man want You are the friend
that need the very one"
Certainly. certainly. ne said.
but please do not disarrange my
cFavat WIN you have dream
with mef construct them now
with three additiona squlFts Of the
absluthe." He locked his arm In
mine
You may have a dream" said
!. but for ME. need all my head
today IN short. ! need both our
heads as we'll
Jack was already rapplng with
the head Of his cane upon the table.
20 call an attendant. hnf he turned
70 me What Is the matter' Lady
this times"
Two % them
Indeed One apiece. Oh :"
None apiece. perhaps. In any
ease you lose
HHA tAf haAtNs " ~ itAah
one ="
flushed a DIT IN spite OF myself.
You kuow Miss Elisabeth Church.
nif"
tie nodded rravcly. "And ahou,
the other lady
4 cannot tell you mucn about
her. said. Il haxo but little
knowledge myself mean the
baroness von Rita must be-
quick. have In my possession
ON the bureau IN my little room az
my quarters IN Browns hofeia
slipper which the baroness gave
me last uishla white satin slip
per-
Jack finished The remainder Of
hts glass a. gulp "G0od God
he remarked
quite right. I refortsd. hotiy
Accuse me- Anything Won iikei
But 20 10 my headquartefs. get
that slipper 80 20 this address wlth
it'll acrawicd on a piece 20 paper
and thrust " az him-"then get a
carriage and hasten % Eimhufsf
drive. ahere q turns In az che road
Wait for me there. Just before
he SAT looking az ua with amuae
ment and amazement both upon hls
face, ~ went ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

bespoke OF her ceremony more etaied
20 her class ana mine.
told none about my quarters ul1
thlng 81 my plans, but arranged Tor
NY portmanteaus to he sent 90 the
railway station for that evenlng'-
train north / hurried 10 the iinn6's
ieweiry place and secured a fiif
two rings indeed FOR In our hlfte.
botroihal and wedding ring neaded
their first use al the same day and
hour found a waiting cart lhge
which served my purpose and into
"a flung, urging the driver 70 carry
me az top speed into Elmhurat road
As We swung down the road
leaned forward. studylug with inter
est the dust cloud 90 an approach
ing carriage A. it came nanr I
called "a my driver The two ges
hicier paused almost wheel 20 wheel
n was nay friend Jack DandfldEe
who apFawied on the rear seat ~ the
carflagei That l. 90 say. the fieshly
portion ~ dack cambridge. iiia
mind. his memory, and all else, we're
gune
spang into bis carriage and
caught him roughly By the arm
relt in all bis pockets. looked on tho
carriage floor. on the seat and pulled
up she duet rus Az lac, ! found tho
iiceOse.
"Did you $50 the haroneHag' I
asked then
AZ this no beamsd upon me with
a wtds smile
epld ~" said he. with gravity
pulling down hts long buff waist
coat "Did A. Mos admi'bie woman
IN all the wofri ~ course Miss
lIis'hefh Churchill also mos admi'ble
woman 10 the wort he added po-
litrly "bui didn't see her
The sudden sweat broke out upon
my forehead Tell me. what have
y0u done with ihe slipper
lie shook Bic head sadly "MiEhth
ken. my friend J gave mos nj
mi'bis slipper Ia The WORT just Ash
you said. juyt az baroness said, "a
Nlsh Eilsaheth Churchill moe ad
mi'bic woman in ths wofi'&"
~psd you see her. Easpea
pid yuu see her father any of
her family 2"
"Uod hlesh me. no." reiolned THE
young statesman Feelings dellcaoy
prevented washn't IN nf condition
te approach family mansion Al
Waysh mos delicate sent paoiaEh
in IS servant. from gats turned
round drove OF found YOU
Ny only answer waa to spring
from hts carriage into my uwu and
60 order my driver ~ a. ON az a
run. A. last I reached cha drive.
way u fsimburai my carriage
wheels Getting tho gravel aH We gal
iopsa up 20 the front door ~ ~.
proaeh wan noted Even a. I Biir
fled up the stepH the tall foffis ~
unfe other than IN uanlsi ChurFhffl
appeared 20 greet nae. sKtafstasi
my hand ns dia not notice ID l
began 80 speak. Ne hads me papnn
-ro shat may attribute mis-
visit. Mr. Triatg- he asked ae. uish
dignity
Since SEQ ash me and eeasn net
10 know ! replied. 4 may saY tisai
sm here % narr9 your aaue iinF
Miss elisabeth presume that the
minister n The gospel Il already
hernf-
rhs minister t. here. b. "
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Listen to what / am 10 do IN
the meantime First SO post haste
70 Mr.. Calhoun's office. Then |
nm Ca take bis message. which viii
send me 20 Canada. tonight After
have my Orders ! hurry back 10
Browns and dreaa FOR my wcd,
ding"
The glass In his hand dropped TO
the floor IA spliuters,
Your wedding ="
Eyes. Miss Elisabeth and I con-
cludcd this very morning not 90
wait would ask you to help me
aa my best man II dare
"Nun do dare. said he. You're
all fluster Go on III set par.
son howl Or ilalford dog And
ia take care OF tho license for YOU
" could Gad Sorry its not my
owni"
eYou are The. finest fellow in the
world. Jack have only one thinr
more 20 ASK pointed 20 the
aplintered glass upon the floor
Don't get another"
"of course not. ~ course not''
he expostuiated. His voice was
just a triflo thickonod. We left
nov tugeiher for the license clerk
and | intrusted the proper docu
ment Ia my friends hands. An in
slant later | saH outside. mounted
and OF for Calhoun'a office ~ his
residence In Georgetown
At last. as for lne fourth time
flung down the uArr0w walk and
looked down the street. ! saw his
we'll known form approaching ils
walked SLOWLY. somewhat stopped
upon his cane lie raised 4 hand
"a would have begun 10 speak
You will take the railway train
az ;. You will be- Joined by Dr
Samuel Ward. Who will give you a
sealed paper. which will contain
your Instructions, aud the proper
moneys lie goes AZ far as halii
moro
You would h. better agent.
he added presently. ~ this lows
Stiffness were ont az your head II
IL not myself you are serving and
not my party Il IL this country
you are serving
'unt. sir began
His long. thin hand was lmper
ativr Go on. then. with your
wedding. II you will. aud II you
can. but See that you DO not miss
the train AZ !.
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uworod. '-rhere lacks ono thins
iho bride"
what do you meanT"
lie put out hts arm across the
door
4 regret that must bar my
door 90 you. nut you must take
.my word. ms coming from my
daughter. that you are not 20 come
here tonight"
/ looked al him. my eyes staring
wide. / could not believe what ho
said
why" | began. how utterly
mouatroual"
A step sounded In the hall behind
him and he turned back We were
Joined By the tall clerical figure of
tho Reverend Doctor iialfurd. who
had. it seemed. been NJ least one 20
keep his appointment az made lie
raised his hand AZ " % silence me,
and held out % me certain object
Il wan the slipper Of the baroness
Helena Won Ritz white. delicate,
dainty befibboned.
"Aiins Elizabeth does not pretend
60 understand why your gift should
taka this form. but as the slipper
evidently has heen worn BY some
one. ahs suggests you may perhaps
be- Ia error In sending Il az all lie
SPOKE IN even. icy tones
Lot me into this house," I de-
manard. 4 must see her'"
There were two tail Figures now
nho stood side BY eide in the wide
front door
"nut don't you see there has
baen a mistakef+ ! demanded
Doctor ftaif0rd. IN his grave and
quiet way. assisted himself 10 snuff
sir" he said. knowing both fam
iilre. ! agreed 10 thla haste and un-
cerempniousneHa much against NY
vii Had there been no objection
upon either side. ! would have an
derfAkrn % x forward wtth the
wedding ceremony Hut never in
my ilfe have l. and never shall /.
ialn two IN wediock whom either ia
not IN that state ~ mind and soui
unnnonmnt wtih that holy hour"
All ne once / fsit a swift revul-
sion. There came uveF me the re-
action an iey raim.
''uentiemsn. saie slowly "wha,
sou cell ms lc absolutely lmpossibie
and absurd Hut y Afisa Eiisaheth
really doubts me on evidence such
80 this. I would b. the last man
IN ihe World 10 ash her hand 1
have ma TINA 10 argue noae Good
hNf~
TheY looked az me with grave
farsa but made no reply I de-
sreudsd the steps the dainty. be
Fihbnnsd slipper Ht.il IN sny hand.
got tato my carriage and started
back 10 the city
Ito ~ continued
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When I crossed the White House
grounds and found my way 90 the
spot where ] had left my horse, I
discovered my darky boy lying on
bis back. fast asleep under a tree,
the bride reius hooked over his
upturned foot ! Weakened him. took
the reins and was about 90 mount.
when AZ the moment ! heard my
name called
Turnlng. saw emerge from the
door at 6autiers little cafe. across
the street. the tail figure Of an
arstwhlle friend OF mine. Jack
cambridge. Of Tennessee, credited
with being The youngest member In
the house Of representative az
Washington and credited With lit-
tie else
Daadridge had been taken up BY
friends 81 Jackson and Polk and
carried into congress without
much plan or objection on either
side. Since his arrival AZ the cap
itai be had been present at few
roll calls. and had voted on fewer
measures HIS life was given up
in the main 10 one speciality. to-
wit; the compromising % a certain
beverage. Invented By himself. the
constituent parts Of which we're
Bourbon whisky. ahsinthe. square
faced gin and a dash OF sau De sic.
Jack cambridge. II may be said.
was originally possessed Of a aplen.
did constitution. Nearly six feet
tall. his fuli aud somewhat protrud
Ing eye Was as yet only a trtfie
watery. bis vide lip only a trife
loose. his strong figure only a trigle
portly Socially be had been well
received In our city. and during his
stay east u the mountains be- had
found occasion 20 las desperate
suit "a the hand 81 none other than
Miss Elisabeth Churchill We had
been rivals. although not enemies.
for Jack. lludinx which way the
wind sat Tor him. withdrew Ike a
man, and cherished no 10 wili
when ! saw him now. a sudden
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CHATTER xr
WHO orvErn TINS WOMAN.
Woman is usirseis % divine
eentrad - ,sies Miehsiss.

on my return 70 my quarters at
Browns ] looked a. the top 81 my
bureau n vas empty Ny friend
cambridge had proved falthfui The
slipper ~ the baroness waa sDns
~ now harriedig { began my t0ilst
for that occasion which 10 any zcn
lieulan should BE- the nnr most rx
acting. she nsast important of his
ifeE events
F.iisaueth deserved better than this
anaermiy haste tier sweetness And
dignity. her adherence 90 the forms
- her iife. ner acquaintance atth
The eiexansiss. tllc dieuiilrs ana ccn-
vanfinna 81 enc hest ~ nar aeriety.
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DRESsER--A neat. attractive
dresser. made 0f hard wood I'm.
ifhed 81 represent quarter
sawed golden OAK. regular size
case. beyeled French plate mir.
rof. regular price siz75 spc-
ciai for tomorrow GO Tx
only ...t............ 9Usf ~
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in
E Clothing Furnishings Hats and
hi low We don't
Hi establish
hi OF the stock
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CHAPTER Y
MIXED DUTIES.

Nest women forgive a liberty.
rather than slight.--celton.
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$500 YOUNG MEMS PANTS
500

Mems Suits
$1,000 Suits at $4.95
An all wool business suit, made FOR this ca OF
season. and good value al SO to go at I'D
$3.50 Suits for $6.85
fine suit on clothes comes m w0rsteds and
Scotch mixtures Worth $3.50 all over &c Or
$500 Suits for $7.45
These suits are pure worHtcd and the peer Of any
you can see elsewhere al $500 price CT ar
mark Don't fail TO see this suit AZ. ...... rAfJ
$500 Suits for $S.65
grand assortment Of single and double breasted
suits. cheyioia and serges finished caEameres and
wofafeds. in an the newest aud most desirable
shades superbly tailored Perfect fit guaranteed
These are good values al $500. co &c
Our sale price ...-...+....... ......,... 9usUJ
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
MENDIcANcY INCREASING.

II HE practice Of begging in the large cities
y seems TO be increasing and judging by
the Investigations made by James Forbes, Sec
retary of the National Association for the Pre-
vention of Mendicancy, begging seems to have
become a regular business which should be
checked or stamped out if possible Mr.. Forbes
declares that there arc on the streets of New
York eight thousand persons who make a regu-
lar habit of holding up" pedestrians and solicit
ing aims. They are initiating a bad custom OF
the old world. 1t is estimated that these beg
gars secure at least eleven millions of dollars
from New Workers during the year. Naturally
the Christmas season is a rich time for them,
and the day before last Christmas the beggars
reaped a rich harvest Mr. Forbes thinks that
each beggar of the 5000 averaged from SIS to
$3o and this speaks well for the charitably-
minded of the metropolis. Just what the beg
gars do with their money is problem that neth-
er Mr.. Forbes nor anyone else has been able TO
solve Even with the begging industry flourish
ing the public institutions are still called upon
for help and the average beggar ends in the Pot
ter's field.
According to Mr. Forbes any good industrious
beggar plying his vocation in New York City can
secure more than the average workngman gets
in wages The National Association for the Pre-
venton of Mendicancy is endeavoring to solve
the problem and will maintain national bureau
for the identification of professional mendcants
These professionals interfere with the progress Of
real charity. After all it is better that the char
itably-incned should give their money through
recognized channels so that they know it will be
applied to the relief of the needy.
During the depression it was to be expected
that the number of beggars would increase, but
TO the professional class it is matter OF indif-
ference whether times are good or bad; they are
always about.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
GUARD YoUR KIDNEYS

The startling increase Of deaths re-
sulting from kidney troubles makes this
advice timely. At first symptoms, such
as bacl1ache. frequent or highly-col-
ored urination, sealding urine, rheu-
matte pains in the joints, pufiness
under the eyes, dimmed vision, etc,
use the following prescription. Buy
from any good druggist one-half ounce
Murax compound in original sealed
package and mix with one-half ounce
fluid extract Buchu and six ounces
good, pure. gin. (Be sure to set the
genuine Murax compound in original
sealed packages.) Shake bottle we'll
each time and take one to two tea
spoonfuls after each meal. This mix
ture is said to work wonders. Local.
druggists say the demand for these
ingredients is increasing every day.