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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-27
socIAN~PERSONAT

Miss Ruth Cath crime Howard enter
tanned number of her friends at her
home on Locust street THURSDAY
night in honor Of her fifteenth birth
day. Games were played. after which
refreshments were' served. Ihose
nresent were: The Misses Nan Evans,
Louise owens. Anra Tice. Florence
Moger. Marjorie Pulley, Julia keaton'
Irma Topping and Margaret Howard;
Messrs. Alvah Topping, Willie kea-
ION. Richard Moger, Grayson Wray,
baker Phillips, Hor alto Mason ana
Ellis Patrick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Henning Rountree'
who have been visiting in Suffolk Tor
the past ten days, returned nome
Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-27
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-27

Miss Pauline Edwards, OF Rich
mond, is visiting Mrs. W. r. Ham, OF
River street.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

here. however, be- spent part at IN
night tending bar in a local cstab-
lishment, just for he fun of the thin-
and as result was out oi condi-
iiuL and easy meat for the Muckers
next day. When Wylie keeps m con
dition. however, there's few better.
Manager Harbuck says he has
picked up a trio Of twirlcgs that are
going % surprise some OF the Gao
tus le3guers. EycryDody's saving
nice things about Red BODIES. the lat
est arrival who carries about aver
dupois about like Eli Cats and who
dotes on the kind OF weather that
would melt q Thermometer.
Gray who pitched the opener 1T
Cauanea is another good man. Al
though he's no relation 20 Dolly
the fans delight in calling him that
just to remind themselves OF the
times when the real Dolly" was
sa2e-trushing about here. Runsey.
VINO pitched six innings n the last
Cananea game. only allowed one run
and few scattered h:ts. nobody
drawing any free transportation 90
first
Harbuck says this trio can 90
through any kind Of a season without
discredit Bcoles was recently put on
the outlaw list according 10 what
was published in the Sporting News
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
SCOUTS AFTER
4 NUMBER Of
LOCAL PLAYERS

Already league scouts are cast
ing their orbs in the direction Of
the Cactus circuit They have been
writing various players regarding the
merits Of the younger Corners. and
whom they could recommend. rs
pecially are they after he Bisbee
club.
Jimmie KerwiH. who is known TO
managers all over the east. has been
written regarding he men. and it is
understood has "piped on Van and
Clarence Marshall Both OF thesr
men are under contract. however,
and cannot be touched unless they're
released from these coast clubs who
claim them.
Deakins. right now. if anybody hap-
pens TO know it. can report to Los
Angeles any old time ne wants 20.
OrendorfT has been after him time
and again but Deak is sticking
around here because he likes the
place and says he wants to acquire
a little more experience. Deak is
sure the coming kid, and i is pre-
dicted that Glass 4. ball won't even
hold him more than a season. Hes
natural hitter. meets the ball
squarely every time and has turned
on some sensational fielding stunts
in that outf cid In las sundays
game. when Redford hit with coup
hand grab OF his hot one. tic6eted
for the fence. held the hit 10 a single
and saved a couple OF runs
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The Cochsn. the last one of the
old line Of river steamers and barges
which piled between Needles and
Yuma on the Colorado river. is be
ing dismantled and soon the ship
ping industry in Arizona wiz be- but
a memory
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Few people know that Ke irwin has
some reputation as a baseball scout
with the big leaguers, and few also
are aware that fl was he who rec
commended First Baseman Konetchy
the only Greek player i'm the game,
10 the st Louis Cardinals. St Louis
is J:mmie's home town and he's
PLAYED bail an over the town and all
over the state of Missouri. for that
matter.
At the time he was playing in the
Wisconsin state league. Konetchy
was playing on one OF the opposing
teams and burning MP the league.
Kerwin wrote to the 81. Louis Card
inals recommending him and he was
taken o. next season He's been
with them ever since, and there's
not much chance OF his getting
away lis hitting makes him one
OF the most dependable 1atters, and
bis fielding is the backbone OF tho
Cardinals work
Jimmie says this IS the only good
man he ever recommended to the
big leagues and he's made good
Ie predicts the same future for
Marshall and Van.
Van. by the way. did NOT accom-
pany the team To- Douglas on its pres.
on; trip. he is laid up at his room
in Lowell with sever attack oi
jonsolitis. Bin Kelly will De brough.
in from left field, probably to play
the bag during the time Van is il
cauaeiJa cd
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

More THAI 500 producergas power
plants now are il use in the United
States. ranging. from Is to 5000
horsepower.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Because native trees are too SLOW
of growth IN meet tie demand fo-
lumber, trees from America and
Eugope are being introduced into
New Zealand
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

McFsrren played second for Globe
against Stafford Oh Saturday and Sun
day and stayed in Stafford when the
games were ended TO take charge Of
"a barber shop, according TO the Daily
Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Including the entire continent, the
population of Europe averages slight
ly less than 107 persons per square
mile.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

There may be o scramble for
Mills, the hard hitting Fl Paso play
er of last year who. il is stated has
Just been released by Shreveport. IT
IS said Harbuck has stated he win
get him. He signed a contract with
the Demons early in the season. how
ever
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The alloy of ce-ium and iron. which
emits sparks when rubbed has been
introduced I'm a recently inventor
gas lighter
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

4 French scientist has figured out
that the nervous system Is capable
OF perceiving only about ten impress
sions a second. separated by periods
of inertia
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
sunts and sinsIes.
douelas Iaternationall

tilbuSl3S International
These do be parlous days for the ball
players. Many Of them don OF know
where they are at ar when they get
on Several have been getting of
lately and some more have been get
ting on. A player has to simply keep
going all the time to make sure 81
holding down his job. The latest
club to enter the throes OF a snakeup
IS Fl Paso Wylie. who was consid-
cred with the best last year, has
been given his release and Hardin
has also been handed his by Manager
Harbuck Gray. Rumscy aud BODIES
Fehrlnan is released by Bisbee and
is being given a TROUT By Cananea,
and in that camp Guynup is nov
doing a bench warming stunt Woods
failed TO make good as an lump"
and Mackey is signed up. If kept
away from RI Paso he may make
good lie IS booked to ohiciatc in
next Saturday and Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

II has not yet been stated that
Booles. the new Fl Paso pitcher IS IN
anyway connected with Yale's famous
Boola-Boola song.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Copper Hin played MAMA on Sun
day at Globe. On the Copper Hill
team was Bosquet. and he was a
bright and particular star. At first
he had IA put outs. assists and .
errors. His blunders he made up
for in hitting for he was walked
three times and in the three times
al bat charged to him he hit safely
three times. one hit being a triple.
and crossed the pan twice. Pop Ed
munds was catching for Miami and
had 10 put outs and assist and 1
error. He was times at hat. scored
once. hit two bingles and stole
sack. His team lost. however. The
old Cactus leaguers are certainly
making good in the north
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

French Hltnes Welded S795i,75S
metric tons of coal last year. $751;
374 tons more than the year before.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Taking a look around the circuit
It is seen that one face will be miss
ed considerably this year. That's the
beamhg countenance Of Doc Wylie.
RI Paso's little pitcher. who has been
released by Manager Harbuck. Wy
lie was the clown Of the entire ont
nt last year and his pranks on the
coaching lines were wont 10 tickle
the fans half to death Doc was al
so a good pitcher. when he took care
VI himself On bis last appearance
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

4 patent has been granted on a
pipe Line with chin rest TO take
the weight OFF a smokers teeth
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Ir- H,uc 100 early I'm tae season
90 begin the doping out Of batting
averages. together with fielding and
aase--tea,lug percentage. The teams
d., the Cactus league haven't really
got into their stride yet uut never
theiezs. on-menciug with next sun
oay. there viii be given i'm tnese
columns "a complete line on what
tine boys are doiuS. who is swattng
t1e larthest. etc. etc.
There win bc more 30 20 on then.
for each team will have played four
games. while Douglas and Cananea
viii have participated in iiye. IL Is
not really necessary % begin with
such statistics until there's something
tangible to go by. This VIII be avail
able next SUNDAY and every Sab
bath thereafter the Review viii en-
dcavor 20 give the dopestcr what he
enjoys poring over.
For the curiOusly curious. though.
it might be- stated that Deakins bat
ted .G25 ior the two games with
EfH Kelly tie with him. each Sc
curing five bingIes ont OF eight times
ur. Mccarthy has .49l Van 800 and
Graham 80. while Mccarthy Ora
ham Kelly and D0au all fielded
1.000 per cent. There's no dope on
the base stealing end of iJ because
there wasn't a base stolen.
IN addition e. the regular rules as
published in THE ,national baseball
guides TO. The guidance OF umpires.
Victor WaHinG, chief of umpires at
Cananea mas made amendments there
20. the contest Of which is as fol-
lows
The maximm fine assessed a
gIaver SHAH De s.. although the UNI
Dire has the authority 70 infiict as
Dal, or these as he deems neces-
sary. according 90 the actions OF the
ufarer Discipline il 70 be main
tanned. a. an stages and the umpire $
authority Is the same as in organ zed
Lal
The umpire. howver. shall not
herc5 nIayers. that IS. order them
from % same. unless their conduct
continues 90 be- such as % make II
absolutely necessary for the main
tainanco OF discipline. % is Walling $
desire not TO cripple any team by
removal of players. as the number
carried IS limited and the loss Of a
man might cripple their winning
chances.
Absolutely nobody win De allowed
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Clifton and Morenci are even mp
with the rest OF the Cactus bunch
who have played two games. They
spit even at the regular opening Of
the season last Saturday and sun
day. Morenci taking the opener and
Clifton coming back Sunday. The
teams are playing on a series this
week also.
Catcher Ray Weisel has departed.
He pulled ont Friday for Los An
geles. where he has a chance to play
ball ia one OF the numerous leagues
Whereabouts Weisel sizes it up that
he blew in COPIED six hits aid blew
out again. only he wishes The bingles
might have been pulled of in the reg
MAR schedule. where they would have
counted for something
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
HANDING OUT Of FIGURES
WILL Be BEGUN NEXT WEEK

On the field except the players m
uniform. umpires, managers OF each
team. officers OF the law and park
attaches. there TO maintain peace and
order. and this is absolutely Sinai
Any outsider who attempts 90 sit on
the players bench or anywhere else
about the diamond during a game will
Doe asked by the umpire 20 move.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Frank Hodges. the Cauauca out
fielder. admitted to be one OF the
best in the business. is again play
ing with the regular club after knock
ing around with the BOscos, the
Heavy Hitters Red BOOSTERS. and a
lot OF other amateur clubs OF the
burg Of the neighbor republic.
Frank had some disagreement with
Hugh Dugan and they couldn't come
TO terms. Finally however. all diff
ferences were settled and he's once
NOR in IN fold. much 90 the JOY Of the
Cananea fans.
Frank is batting like a lend and
running bases equally as well. Also
he's fielding some and will hold
down the right corner Of the lot per
mauently this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
Mines and MiningActivties i'm Ore Districts of Utaf
DIVIDEND NEWS IS
ANCIENT HISTORY
Iron Blossom Probable Action
in December Was Stated
Long Ago.

ITO my way Of thinking. there Is nc
logic in stockholders of the Iron Blossom
company being disappointed I'm the cNpec-
tatIon Of no dividend during tho month
OF December said prominent stock
holder OF this orgs niSatlon TO o number
Of critics on Saturday.
"A month or moro ago he continued
IA prominent member OF the Iron Bios
som official family, Mr.. Mapsum. stated
the matter very plainly I'm an inter
view in Tho Tribune. Jfc pointed out
that the company could not earn divi
dends without having a ma rIxet for It's
south shaft resources. tho much dis
cusscd silicious gold and silver ores
continued. the officials would in all prob
ability cease the dividend policy. II is
generally known that no market vet has
been provided. and in the face Of this
interview J am at q loss to under
stand why the impression now prevail
ing that no December dividend VIII be
forthcoming should be disappointing.
II hear some criticism about tho Iron
blossom mil. Some profess TO fear that
the ores VIII not cyanide successfully.
and they say that n MIL Will be q mis-
take. The only answer 10 this Is that
tho people who stand willing to erect
INC MIL are willing 10 pay fo6 the plant
themselves. calling on tho Iron Blossom
company for nothing hut the tonnage.
u Will be custom plant and Il will
purchase the Iron Blosson ores at q
Dc'ier proht. / understand than any OF
thc sme!iing companies so far have Of
lcred the company. The Iron Blossom
stanus 10 lose nothing"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
DEAL BREWING ON
WESTERN NEVADA
West Expecting to Hear Soon
That Company Will Re-
sumo Work.

The insiStcnt demand for the stock
OF the Western Nevada Copper company
or Inc local exchange during tho past
week or two has occasioned no end OF
comment in regard TO tho cause. The
reports accounting for this have been
boiled down 10 tito point where It Is be-
neVed that either n rcorga nzation OF the
company Will be- effected or entirely now
interests Will take over tho control.
There is ample argumen, for counting
this as one OF the four developed mines
or tho Mason or Yernston. Nov, sec
ton. The nino is within the Mason VAL
ley zone. and big tonnage OF copper
ores has been demonstrated Opera
tons at the property have not been con-
Quoted on large scale for Il Iopg time.
the company meeting with Huabcial diffI-
Gplties following tho 1907 panic. Doubt
less, should the affairs Of the company
be Strengthened out soon, the officials
VIII issue II statement TO stockholders
showing the present financial condition..
the number OF shares outstanding and the
details OF the deal. whatever 1t may be.
Among the prominent people inter
ested In tho company are Samuel New
house. Frank Knox, Colonel c. ". Loose
and the d. Henry Pcery estate. The
In easy reaching distance or the dumps
OF this company, and tho beginning OF
smelter work al Mason, arc two strong
arguments for expecting the carly re-
sumption OF development work on this
proposition,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
INCREASE IN NEXT
DIVIDEND EXPECTED
GOldfeld Con. Insiders Say
Company Will Post Sixty
Cents a Share.


Over the Pollock wires Saturday from
New York came the Information that
insiders OF tho Go!dfeld Consolidated
company arc predicting an increase in
the extra dividend for December from
20 TO 40 cents per share, This Will mean
so cents Il share per quarter Instead Of
the so cents now being distributed
Should The officials carry out this policy
they Will place a stil further sap be-
tween this banner gold dividend payer
OF the country and its nearest competi
tor
Tho capitalization OF tho company is
$50 600. .00Q. OF which there is issued S35,
9ol, ,4S0. or $3.50. .14S shares of stock. The
next quarterly dividend for tile company.
IL the increase mentioned ia agreed to.
will total S2.i57, ,osSSo. which is at the
rate of $40 a share pcr annum, or
total OF SS.S2S.35o.2n annually. Tho com
pany TO date has distributed "A grand to-
tai OF Si1 ,u21,S12 In dividends This Ger
tainly is a record Of splendid magnitude.
and this banner result OF the resurrection
period of mining in the Sagcbrush state
certainly affords n powerful argument
for earnest development of Nevada gold
territory and tho management Of tho
same along the business lines carly
adopted by this organization.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
MORE CAPACITY At
GARFIELD SME[TER
Company Ready to Set the Fires
Beneath the Sixth Re-
verberatOry.

The American Smelling K Refining
company is In readiness TO lay tho fires
beneath the sixth reverberatory furnace
at the Garfield smelling works. which
will give this plant 300 tons additional
daily capacity for tho reduction Of cop
per concentrates, In addition TO this
furnace the management has materially
Increased IT'S ore bin capacity. part of
which is now in use. and 80 per cont Of
which Is completed. Another converter
stand is being equipped for operation.
this being about so per cent finished at
this time.
These additions TO the Garfield arneiter
are items I'm the campaign Of enlarge
mcnt made necessary by the revamping
OF the Utah Copper concentrating plants
ut Garfield, by which this company Will
be able to produce double the present
concentrate tonnage. stil further clnch-
ing its prestige as the largest copper
producer OF the world The Gar1ield mill
and smelter. BY these improvements. thus
arc laying the foundation for greatly
strengthening the importance OF Utah
as II copper producing state, meaning n
TO pay dividends.
Six sections OF the Arthur mill OF the
Dtah Copper plant, aro being dtsman- :
tied. The Nissen stamps are TO be taken
out. and Chilean mills and some addi-
tionai yanners Will be Installed. The
nrst three sections Of the plant VIII be
remodeleu and commissioned about De-
cember i, When the entire plant is re-
modelled. 1vc sections Of the new plant
VIII have the Same capacity as the pres
ent plant OF thirteen sectionH. With a
slight enlargement Of floor space, this
mill will have daily capacity OF 1000
tons as compared with It's previous capa-
city or about 5000 tons
The Magma mill has been remodeled
some time and 1t has It's capacity raised
10 about $4,000 tons day This remod- :
cling was completed before the manage
rnent began TO remodel the Arthur plant
so mat the output from the mine could
20 handled without any interference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
What Has Happened During the Week

MONDAY Uu,lool for gold aud silver
mining is bright. says the Mining World.
Analysis Of tlIe tonnage Of the new por-
plIyries discoscs the fact that they con-
tain only Z few years of the average an
nual output OF THIS country Cuion Chief
company begins the shipment Of rich
Greg. Ely Consolidated company is In
good shape for operations. South Da-
koia's gold output was decreased during
tue past year- Reasons given for the
Increase shown In the output of copper
during October.
TUESDAY. Found Mountain company
announces That Il ,Trill cease dividends
Tor year. Secretary CaIbreath or the
Mining congress arrives TO talk over the
years work with President John Deru.
Centennial Pioche company strikes the
water level and Immediately ships pumps
and more powerful hoist 20 the property.
Mason Valley company makes a new dig
covery OF copper ore on the third tunnel
level Last Chance mine al Bingham has
been leased, Tonnage of the Inspirat tion
Copper property estimated. Mexican de-
yeIopmcuts hurt the eastern markets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27

WEDNESDAY. Boston office OF L. s.
Smelling company denies that the Real
del Monte properties I'm Mexico had been
attacked. Iron Blossom directors will
iirat need nov orc contract before pay
Ing dividends. Lake SOLITUDE up Big
Cottonwood has gone dry. General Man
aGer Tony Jacobson interviewed on Alta
minos. Tonopah Belmont company Is
making splendid monthly earnings. Re-
port ON the Michigan Copper and Gold
company Is made. The Ohio Copper
management is installing tables for Tie
second section OF tho mill.
THURSDAY. Thanksgiving day closes
all offices. Copper merger talk being In
dulged In by the east is given. Nevada
Northern railroad making preparations to
increase transportation capacity. Ger
many va. America OH the potash sltua-
tion Is explained, Eastern authorities
have confidence IN the Copper Producers
aSSocia ton,
FRIDAY. Eagle and Blue Bell new
shaft is ready for operations. Plan of
rcorganizIng tho Ely Central Copper COM
psny is abandoned. Utah Mines Coaii-
ton company has some bonanza orc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27

Bingham Mines company reaching out
To the resources of the Commercial mine
oil the Niagara tunnel level. Tile pro-
gramme OF copper curtailment pro
nounced legitimate. Mason Valley max :
ing good progress will iniue and smell
ter work. Chief Consolidated company
Is not negotiating merger deal IN cast :
ern Tintic as reported. Tho east con
tinues 10 talk the copper merger. Local
market continues quiet.
SATURDAY.. Nevada Douglas Copper
company completes It's financial plans.
and strong interests become i1ouliied
with the organization. The Blockhorse
mines arc being thoroughly equipped and
one mill is operating with the second
mill now en- route for installation, E!ec-
trc companies are strong factor in cop
por situation. Garfield smeltar readey TO
warm UP the sixth reverbeEatory furnace.
Western Nevada Copper deal is reported
to be. rounding out successfully. Iron
Blossom dividend action should be no
surprise 10 stockholders. Goldfeld Con-
solidated company reported Ia intend an
increase I'm the December dividend to
sixty cents q share.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
CALUMET & HECLA
DENIES MERGER NEWS

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish tho following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
Paine. Webber & Co. Letter. Boston
Both markets continued dull again to-
day. Lake was slightly more active,
selling down TO 36s. but rallyjng TO 81 al
close. Range advanced a point. but
most OF the stocks do not show sale OF
even one round lot. Calumet & IIec!a
declined TO BIS on account OF denials by
the management that any consolidation
was planned. We believe. however. tnat
this consolidation will eventually take
place. and that IL is only held In abcy
anCe for the present. We look for more
active and higher market next week.
Logan e Bryan Stock Letter. New
York.-A duh aud fcatu-eIcss market
throughout the session today. There
were no new Developments whatever. The
bank statement ms8e "a rather poor
showing, but this was more or less ex-
pected. As stated last night. the street
generally is looking for somewhat more
active market next week, and q great
MANY believe that II any activity should
develop, the list will show some improve
ment In prices. We continue TO advise
caution on long side and 10 buy only on
breaks