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"a. QluQult 1910.

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Sinner, muBten aber ieBt nit 81, ia TO-
oar NIT nod pent9er Sufrieoen iein.
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grnte.
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g8ir Iino @ottIeioant bis ieBt nod bon
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uno SliB 9tn9en iiber llns btnDe9, io=
OaB oiele Meni6en uno @ieb pom Slib
eri6lageu puroen.
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bann Gurle. Sabe Seinen Brief am
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beiten 8eiunobeit, 1T munter, bat Die
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in unierem &Oniumlaoen, er taufte ii6
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freut li6 i'm 9llter bon 73 Sabren ieiner
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bobes Nlter Su per3ei6nen!
Wtit beitem 8ruB an alle Sreunoe
uno 8erpanote bort oriiben, euer alter
getannter @tlbelm RaQ.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-09-29
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bel 2lOler am acknowledgement Sage
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-09-29
Spesials&orreiponoens.
Wariertal
%. ausuit 1910.

e. Nu9ult IylU.
0lit Dem 9rei6en iino mir ieBt fer=
tig, trob Der oielen Regen, tuelde pdb=
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bis 20 puo bon Der 9siiiatine. Surd
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-09-29
Gliab.sSasiiasr &rsis
l6. Quguit 1910.

SnfOl9e Der baufsen 8esen, Die in
uniersr 8e9eno nieOerseben, iino bic
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

j. A. Minnear & Co. say today:
London sent over "A lower range of
metal quotations today. and as a con-
sequence the early trading in copper
shares showed a decline. Closing
prices though were steadier, Amalga-
mated being the leader i'm the curb
trading in the New York exchange
As the Boston market was closed to-
day copper shares trading was limited
To a degree. North Butte was one of
the active features, selling as high as
80 u and as low as "a. The balance of
the list was inclined to a trine lower,
with limited transactions. Curb trad
ing was inclined to specialties.
The Lake Group covered compare
lively narrow range. Santa Rosalia
was wanted at 99c. Reorganized plants
and Ida Montana are being projected.
a special report on Hermina is being
prepared by n prominent western en-
gineer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Ben Grenier formerly of this city
is expected to arrive here this week
from Cleveland, O., for visit.
James G. Dunstan, assistant super
visor of the census, is in Calumet to-
day on business.
DIR. a. III. Anderson of South Range
who has been visiting with his parents
i'm Calumet, was taken i'll suddenly
and has been removed to the Calumet
Public hospital, where he has under
gone an operation for appendicitis.
Rev. d. Stalker of the Calumet
Presbyterian church, is expected home
home today or tomorrow from Detroit
DIR. j. NJ walsh, for the past two
years assistant mine ana mill physi-
clan of the Wolverine Mining COM
pany, has resigned his position. He
has accepted position as house sur
geon at the Women's hospital, Nash
vile, Tenn.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Persia of the C. & IL. loca-
ton.
The Calumet members of the Order
of the Eastern Star will entertain
Portage Lake ladies' this evening.
members of the order in that dis
trict
julius Schulz of Calumet left last
evening for Duluth to take n position
with the Postal Telegraph Co. as OPP
orator. Harold Nelson has accepted a
position as operator with the Postal
here.
Rev. Amandus Barrett, pastor of the
RED Jacket Congregation church, was
called to Iowa yesterday on account
of the serious illness of a brother.
Fred Constance, of Osceola, has re-
turned from Milwaukee, where he un-
derwent treatment for his eyes. His
sight is greatly improved.
A carload of f.. NJ. r. automobiles
was received over the South Shore
road this morning by II. p. Claus
sen for local people.
Alfred James and wife have return
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19

ing 5G,G7O,00O pounds OF copper at 1Oh
cents cost per pound shows following
figures; Al 10 cent copper. s1,416,75O;
at IA cent copper. $1,9Ss, $50; at Is cent
copper, 2,550,150. At present rate of
production the tonnage as calculated
VIII be worked out i'm 22 months.
There is quite a strong probability.
however, that the outside limits Of the
Edith May ore body viii be found to
extend further, especially on the east
side, than has been calculated.
The Adirondack and Gem ore below
the 1,S00 has not been taken into ac-
count as the development is not far
enough along to warrant any figures
yet, although the continuation of the
ore is almost certain.
Assets and liabilities, December
SIS, 1909:
Assets-Mining property. sI221,-
1892. Furniture and fixtures, ST.
7171s.
Cash, $62, 466.
Accounts receivable 0ncludinE cop
per and precious metals not paid for),
$2S.S79.7t
Liabillties-Capital stock, $4,000, 900.
Dividends unclaimed. 1862.
Accounts payable. $126,304.29.
Surplus. $1,512, S61.2S.
Receipts and expenditures:
January LIST, 1909, to December 31st,
1909.
Receipts, Jan. 1st, 1909-Cash on
hand, $5S2, 1880; sale of copper, silver
and gold. $4074, 491.11; interest, S.
2O6.I4; miscellaneous items, S1S2.S6;
unclaimed dividends, $4,000.
Xpenditures-Mining property, So
9O5O0; operating expenses, $2,956,-
i22.45; construction account, $1O,242.-
30; general expenses, salaries, etc,
$20,141,59; dividends, 81 500 OOO, 90;
furniture and fixtures, $4S.O0.
Increase in accounts receivable. $751;
O44.99.
Decrease in accounts payable, $1O,-
62725.
Less decrease in supplies, $21,-
S46.96.
December S1st, 1909, cash on hand
SCI, 10000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
Mining News

work is as yet without positive re-
suits although some good stretches of
commercial ground have been develop
ed by drifting The ground is variable,
but on the whole of a character war
ranting further time and expenditure
and is being systematically opened up.
Diamond drill operations elsewhere on
the property have resulted i'm disclo-
sure of several promising deposits at
various points, but with the same ir-
regularity as noted in the Bee tract.
Present diamond drill operations will
be centered in an attempt to locate
the possible extension of the several
so-called Adventure. Lake and Indiana
lodcs acrss the Michigan territory, and
i'm a section heretofore untouched next
the Great Eastern Sandstone, which
I'm this district is presumed to mark
the eastern limits of the Lake Super
Tor copper belt.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
STOCKS

Calumet Apr. 19.-Thc closing of
the Boston exchange today made dull
markets elsewhere and fluctuations
were not very broad and the traders
who were i'm the market seem to look
for n higher range of prices Anal
gamated sold below 76, but met good
buying on the decline. London copper
shows a decline of fifteen shllings but
the sales reported on the break are
heavy. North Butte is quoted at 35
bid on the New York curb with very
little stock i'm the market. Yesterday
sales of 1880 shares must have put n
considerable short interest i'm this par
ticular stock. Goldfeld Consolidated
was active today, selling at SIS. 1t Is
reported eighty of the one hundred
stamps damaged i'm the fire of last
week will be in operation within thirty
days.
We get very good advices to buy
Ray Consolidated for pull.
Calumet & Arizonas output for
March is very well received and with
an improved general market the stock
will sell much higher.
The local and Duluth curbs are prac-
tically neglected today with no change
i'm price and very little demand
Paine, WebbeF & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
PAINE, WEBER G. co.'s GOSSIP.

Lake continues to maintain its
normal production while engaged in
the work of constructing underground
rock chutes. The stock pile is fur
nishing a tonnage sufficiently great to
make up the decrease occasioned by
the underground improvements. The
rock i'm the stock pile as has been not
cl before Is good looking stuff.
Sales of more than 100000 pounds
conner at 13c were made Friday and
saturday Consumers are in the mar
kct for June and July deliveries.
Both drills at Oneco are i'm the Oneco
lode. but no copper is showing. one
IS down 1,245. the other 1908 feet, and
If copper is found it will be within a
very short time.
About equally divided between home
and foreign demand there has been
sold during the past few days approx
imately 20,000,000 pounds copper This
has been sufficient to advance prices
from the recent low lever or not far
from 1914 to better than the 13c level.
Producers say that it was the foreign
contingent who served the cheap cop
per. American manufacturers paying
the top prices. All New York agencies
report heavy demand for and sales of
copper and quote from 10 to 1874 a
pound Practically all important SELL
ers have contracted for their supply
available for delivery before June l
and continuance of the present rate
I'm Drices
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
MIAMI.

The Miami Copper company is en-
poying a force of about 500 men i'm
its various branches of development.
exploratory and construction work,
says the Globe Silver Belt.
Underground nearly all the work of
blocking out the ore body above the
l2O-foot level has been completed and
much of the track to be used for the
motor cars on this extraction level
have been laid. The sinking of shaft
No. to the seventh level is practi-
cally completed.
ON the 370-foot level the drift being
driven to check the results of the
churn drill work on the Captain claim
is nearing the scene of the drill
work. BY following up the drills with
these underground drifts the manage
ment expects TO confirm the Informal
ton given by the churn drills almost
as soon as the sinking of the different
holes Is completed. on tho Captain
claim seven churn drill holes have
been put down at 200-foot intervals
and every one OF these holes has
struck ore varying i'm thickness from
ITO To 200 feet. The area covered by
these holes Is about four acres. The
churn drilling will continue until the
entire property is prospected.
AZ the concentration site the concrete
work Is virtually completed and the
steel framework for the building Is be-
ing put up. Some of the machinery to
ne Installed in the mill has also ar
rived. At the present rate of con-
S'ruction the concentration will be in
operation before the end of the present
year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
N. 3. DIRECTORS REELECTED.

NJ the annual meeting of the North
butte Mining company in it's Offices i'm
the Lyceum building at Duluth yester-
way afternoon Joseph Il. Cotton and
'harles "A. Duncan of Duluth and JAS
"ayley of New York were reelected
+" me directorate. The directors whose
''r'ns expire in 1911 arc: James Hoat-
sun calumet, Mich. Thomas +. Cole,
'u'u'h' and Daniel NJ. Clemson. Pitts
Durg' Pa; terms expiring in 1912 arc
e'"Se OF William J. Olcott, John Uno
oepehlus and Chester A. Congdon Du-
,u'h' The Duluth stockholders remain
in control
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19

Having arranged for a store, will
open for business, May l. with a full
line of new and second hand house
goods. We are i'm the
market now for all kinds of second
hand furniture. The buyer will be To-
Gated at 431 Fifth street. Calumet
Phone number will be arranged soon.
Address a. A. Tillman and Co.. Calu-
met, Mich. 1877
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19

ed from an extended visit to Califor-
MAN points.
Last nights announcement i'm The
News that Rev. T.. Scdwcek had ten
dered his resignation as pastor Of the
Calumet NJ. +. church was received
with general regret throughout the
district. The announcement was a
surprise 70 the general public.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
ROYAL THEATER CHANGES.

Arrangements have been made for
a number of improvements at the
Royal theater on Sixth street. The
rear wall of the Ryan block where the
theater is located win be removed and
an extension will be added about fifty
feet long. giving the theater consider
able additional room. The seating ca
pacity will then be brought up to 500.
New opera chairs will be installed
and the theater will be much improv-
ed in other ways.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
NORTH BUTTE.
(Gay and Stureis.)

Duluth. Minn-In the North Butte
report extracts are as follows:
THE report of our general manager.
given you herewith, shows his esti-
mate of ore in sight to be $4,000
and the average copper content is
placed by him at Az per cent.
r. NJ. Atwater Jr.. well known
mining engineer in general practice
and upon whose former report our
stock was listed on the Boston stock
exchange, has recently examined and
reported on our working property at
the request of your board of directors.
and his figures practically confirm
those of Mr.. Pope as to our ore i'm
sight. The company has no indebted
ness other than the current months
labor and supply bills"
In the general managers report he
says ION the 1000 level the drift
west has found the ore body practi-
cally the same size as was shown on
been extremely irregular, often show
ing high grade ore for a short distance
and then dropping to second-class
grade As n whole this level has
opened up a large body of ore, but
Ii is mostly of a second class grade.
on the 1900 level most of the ore
has been too low grade 20 he con-
sdcrcd part of our ore reserves, but
i'm places we have considerable
amount of ore of as good a grade as
shown in our upper workings.
"a new fault has appeared just
above the 1900 level and underneath
the faults shown on the levels above.
and the best grade of ore on this level
has appeared between these faults and
close to them.
"Thcse faults separate rapidly in
going down. thus increasing the length
of the territory i'm which we may eX-
poet higher grade ore on the levels be-
low the 1900. We are now sinking
a Wine on this orc below the 1890 to
prospect the vein below our lowest
level and determine whether this i'm
proved condition will continue.
"On the 1000 and $500 levels our
drifts on the Edith May vein have been
extended To our east end line prov
our line on these two levels and on
the 1.SOO drift has been run to our
west end line without finding any new
ore
con the Jessie vein the drifts on the
1000 and 1900 have been extended
practically to our east end line and
have disclosed high grade ore, but the
vein Is OF smaller size than the vein
previously opened up To the west.
which carries our main ore body on
this level. on the 1000 and 1900
levels the Jessie vein has been cross
cut and found on the 1000 level to be
the same size and grade as on the
1900. while the 1900 is lower grade
where II was cut. Drifting Is now
progressing on both these levels and
is opening up q fine reserve Of ore
with an average grade about the
same as our present shipments.
North of the Jessie vein. we have
found body OF high grade ore I'm the
Gem vein on the $500 level, 300 feet
long and an average of 3 feet wide,
and we are now drifting west to de-
velop this vein on the 2.OOO and 1900.
"The present total cost Of turning
ont copper at this property Is 1Ob
cents per pound everything realized
ovar this amount being available for
dividends. These costs are based on
the average Weld figured above and
II Is not likely that they VIII In
crease"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
BRYAN CALLS AT CAPITOL.

Washington. Apr. 19.-William j.
Bryan came to the capitol today to
urge congress to make an appropria-
ton for the determination of the hook
worm i'm Porto Rico.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
Z. q A. AND S. & p.

Nalunet and Arizona produced from
It's Bisbee property in March 1870. 900
roul'uS OF copper, and from its Court
ohd property, 100000.
:, superior and Pittsburg produced In
"'Ich 100000 pounds. A. Minnear
and Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-19
MICHIGAN.

Nperations of the Michigan company
az ' confined wholly to explorations in
=. ,aSYern and southeastern limits.
Tue so-called Bee property this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-16
Judae Knott Dies at CordeIl.

Cordell, Okla, Sept. 15.-W. j..
Knott, one of the leading lights of the
Washita county bar and possibly one
of the best-known lawyers of Western
Oklahoma, succumbed 20 an operation
for appendicitis Sunday morning. He
was member of several secret so
cleties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-16
TWO REPUBLICANS
TWO DEMOCRATS
CONSTITUTE THE NEXT MAINE
DELEGATION TO THE NATIONAL
HOUSE.

Portland, Me, Sept. 1.-two repub
lican and two democratic representa-
tives will constitute the next Maine
delegation in the national hous g
Doubt as to the makeup of the delega-
ton was cleared up today when be-
lated returns from remote towns of
the Fourth district showed the re-elec-
tion of Frank Z. Guernsey (republi-
cam, of Dover by a small plurality.
Mr. Guernsey's election was conced-
ed tonight by his democratic oppon-
ent, George NJ. Hanson of Calais.
The election of Asher c. Kinds, re-
publican, in the First district, is
shown on the face of unofficial returns
but there may be a recount. In the
Second and Third districts the demo-
cratic candidates, Daniel J. McGilli-
cuddy and Samuel w. Gould, Won de
csively.
Attorney Charles F. Johnson,
prominent democrat of Waterville, Is
to be a candidate for the United
States senate at the coming session
of the legislature. That body will be
democratic by a vote of Ill to 60 in
joint convention, thereby assuring the
election of senator of that political
faith to succeed Senator Eugene Hale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-16
CALEB POWERS
GETS NOMINATION
MAN ONCE IMPRISONED FOR
GoEBEL'S DEATH RUNS FOR
CONGRESS IN KENTUCKY.

London, Ky, Sept. l5.-By a de
cisive majority of more than 1000
votes. Caleb Powers defeated Con
gresham Don c. Edwards for the
republican nomination for represent
ative from the eleventh congress
sional district of Kentucky in a
primary election held today.
At the headquarters of Congress
man Edwards in this city it was
conceded early tonight that Powers
had carried all but four of the
nineteen counties which comprise
the district. Edwards carried only
Laurel. Bell, Pulaski and Perry
counties.
Congressman Edwards is serving
his third term. Powers, who defeated
him for denomination, made his
race upon an appeal to the voters
OF the dictrict to give him the nom
ination as a "vindication' of his al
legged completely in the assassina-
ton of Democratic Governor VIM.
Goebel in 1900. Powers, who was
secretary of state at the time OF
the assassination, was confined in
Jail eight years, his first three tri-
ais resulting in convictions and the
fourth in 1iSaprppmpnt
Last year Governor Wilson swept
the court records clear of all the
cases remaining untried in connec-
ton with the Goebel murder by
granting pardons to Powers ana
several others.
The campaign between Powers and
Edwards has been spectacular one
and evoked marked bitterness.
The district has a normal repup-
lican majority of upward OF 2o'ooo'