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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04

Newly Matched goslinss should be re-
moved after nightfall and kept IN 9
warm place Ia flannel until the hatch
is over and they have strength II their
legs. Then move the goose and her
coop TO sunny pasture and eonfne
her and the eosnngs q few DAYS They
viii then care largely for themselves
New England Homestead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
london sbop windows.

American show window lighting Il
being introduced IN London. II is Gus
tomary in the English capital for shop
keepers to barricade every window
with heavy iron shutters just as soon
as the days business IS over This i
q relic Of those ancient days when Il
was not safe to leave the shop unpro-
tected, but the American plan Of vim
dow displays and well lighted store
fronts is being successfully introduced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
DESTROYS of Curing the Drink
Habit

We are honestly DESTROYS Of curing all
who are addicted to drink. and if you
are interested in anyone needing 0rrine,
we invite you to write US. Our oorre-
spondence is confidential and our replies
are sent in plain sealed envelopes. Or
rine No. J Is the secret treatment and
No. for those who wish the voluntary
81 per box The 0rrine CO.,
D. G The leading druggists
endorse Orrine Sold By Burt IL Wells,
1850 North Main street, Barre, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
Geneya Honor Roosayelt.

Geneva, Switzerland, March 4. Former
President Roosevelt and Brutus }, Clay,
former American minister to Switzer-
land, were yesterday appointed core
spending members of the Geneva national
institute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04

Beat up three eggs well Add q pint
OF sweet milk and q pinch Of salt. cut
slices an inch thick from loaf Of
bread and remove crust. Dip slices into
the egg and milk. fry like doughnuta
In hot lard or drippings till a delicate
brown and sprinkle with powdered
sugar and serve hot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04

some one sits at the plano. and the alb
sent one Is called IN and told to search
for the missing object The musician
is to indicate by the strains upon the
piano when the searcher approaches
the hidden article. II he Is away from
It the music lie low and mournful. As
he comes near 70 It the music becomes
louder and lively, bursting into q tri-
umphal strain as be discovers the
urign
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
FAIRBANKS MEETS EDWARD.
Ex-vice President Is Received at Buck
iugham Palace.

London, March 4 Charles W. Fair
banks, accompanied by American Am
bassador Reid, visited King Edward at
Buckingham palace yesterday When
hs majesty learned that the former
vice president Of the United States was
in London, he expressed wish to see
him. Mr.. Fairbanks and Mrs Fair
banks will attend court to-day, but as
that occasion win not furnish an OPP
portunity for an informal conversation,
the king received Mr. Fairbanks yes
terday morning, The meeting was
most cordial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
ROOSEVELT MAY HUNT MORE.

A Stop for Antelope May Be Made at
Lake No.
Khartoum, sondan, March 4-Colonel
Roosevelt and his party left Mongolia
yesterday for Lake 10. where Mr.. Roose
yelt may take shot at the antelopes
Of that vicinity The party Is due here,
according to the local understanding, on
March II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
MRS. ROOSEVELT GETS MESSAGE
Her Husband Says That He Wnl Make
No Change ID His Plans.

Naples March 4Airs. Theodore
Roosevelt and Miss Ethel, returning from
an excursion to Capri yesterday found
a message from Colonel Roosevelt await
ing them. The message stated that
Colonel Roosevelt had made no change
in his plans. He expects to arrive here
during the first week Of April and win
90 to Rome to call upon King Victor
Emmanuel and the pope. He viii then
proceed to Paris, where he is due On
April is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04

" D u wro n &
Fels-Naptha, and do
al injustice to your
self, if you use
Fcls-Naptha as an
ordinary soap with
hot water. 1t IS
deadly to dirt, and
grease, and germs in
cold or lukewarm
water. You don t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
A Music Cams.

Searching by music Is q very pleas
ant and interesting game One Of the
company retires from the room, and a
handkerchief, ring. charm, bracelet or
other small article is hidden. Then
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04

know what sn o W.
white clothes arc till
you see them washed
with Fels-Naptha.
Lots Of other ways
Fels-Naptha will
save you work and
time. Directions
for all its uses on the
red and green wrap
--- s-==---- s-.--
per.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
Anty Drudge Goes 70 the Theatre
Even on Monday Nights.

Anti, Drqtdoe- Won't you go to the theatre with ms
tonight. Mrs. HardworkY
NIL HardapoyE- mo thank you. never 60 anywhere
On Monday night. I'm always tired out with wash
ing all day.
A2tst Dgqaqe-'Vhy don't you use FesNaptha soap as
Mrs Nuvay does? Then YOU wouldn't be tired and
your wash would be drying On the line before noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-04
COBB SIGNS wIrH DETROIT
Famous Batsman's Contract Calls TO
$4,000 Year for Three Years.

Augusta Ga, March 4 Tyrus Cobb
has received and signed his contract
with the Detroit Baseball club Of tie
American league Cobb's contract calls
for a salary Of $4,000 annually for three
years.
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
LYNX CREEK BLACK
SANDS VALUABLE

PRESCOTT. Feb. 3--That the black
sands Of Lynx creek, long known foI
Their rich gold values are also rich il.
other precious metals has been
proven by Isaac Teters. in charge Of
the construction Of a dredging
plant on the property Of the SpecE
Mining company. Recent tests made
by Mr.. letters show rich values in
platinum. tungsten, cobalt and nickel
in the sands Of the creek and NJ. l..
Buckley, general manager of the COM
pany. is now considering several pro
cesses OF separation with a view OF in
stalling the one proving the mos.
adaptable to the recovery OF these
metals in connection with the dredge
now under construction.
Samples of the sands have been
sent to eminent chemists in the east
for analysis and all show values in
the metals mentioned in addition 10
the gold values which are high con
sidering the extent Of the placer de
pog.ts.
ne lfaHSNofh OF the boat Tor the
dredging plant is finished anu the
work of placing the machinery has
been started. The boat viii be fin
ished as soon as the machinery is in
place.
General Manager Buckley Is here
today arranging Tor the construction
OF a telephone line 10 the compang's
camp connecting with this city.
The companys holdings on Lynx
creek are located eight miles east
States patent, known since the earl.
or the city. The property comprises
leo acres Of land held under United
Jos as the Clark estate.
After the death Of John Clark. The
former owner. the ground was pur-
chased by Mr.. Buckley. who was the
first TO esgsblish its grssaz value
as a placer mine. He organized the
speck Mining company. He is the
oompany's general manager in full
charge Of the operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
GOULD MINE MAY
HAVE A SHELTER

TUCSON. Feb. S.-The announce
ment that a smelter will be erected
at the Could mine, in the near future,
has causd many people TO locate
mining claims in Pima county. es-
pecialiy in the Amole and silverben
districts
A tunnel which will test the ground
from the surface to the 400 foot Level
VIII be started soon from a point near
Naco road. The purpose Of this work
is to show that ore bodies OF vaiue
lie under the surface OF Sacramento
hill at no great depth. The porphyry
enclosed ore bodies. encountered some
time ago on the 400 foot level OF the
Holbrook shaft, was continued con-
Meeting the c and d drifts on the
40 foot love. THIS VIII 20 used
as the main haulage tunnel for trans
porting ore from the Holbrook terri
tory 10 the Sacramento hosting
plant
a marble camp in the Dos Cabezas
mountains in Coehise county is looked
lat as 2 promising venture Mr. Moi
fatt aud Mr.. Hughes. Of Denver. COio.,
and Mr.. Phipps, of Pittsburg. Pa.
multimillionaires. have invested a
good deal of money in the proposition.
flfta4n thousand tIAlars have al,
ready been spent for preliminary work
on the ground. 4 branch OF the South
'ern Pacific railroad viii soon reach
the quarry.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
MAN WITH CROUCH COMMENTS
ON THE NEWEST LAKE BOOM

selling at SEQ. or just the cash value
the Boston News Bureau figured
1T is new about right. Calumet a
Hecla SO d at $40 and Lake has de
clined 10 $50. for Lake is at least three
times the width of Calumet as far a.
opened. The Calumet conglomersso
is ~ 10 Is feet wide. The Lake vein
opens 60 to so feet wide and Jus, as
rich as Calumet.
Il took long sleep last night. All
thought ! saw a drill hole in the In
diana mine where it showed a ven
wider than the Lake. | do not see II
reported in today's Boston News Bu-
reau. think somebody is holding
back news for fear OF its effect on the
stock market
Il am just brushing around the cor.
ner now to listen at the wires for what
Dick Edwards viii telegraph in a
lay Of two to Steve Dow
in cipher. and I want an early reading
of that cipher I know what the IN
diana drill hole shows. at least.
think | know, and | want to know how
much more than so feet of wealth win
De revealed.
Il have put ii down on my slate
about as follows. six leve's in Lake
are worth $50, what is the value q
"a drill hole in Indiana that may, by
and by, mean not three Calumets, bit
six: and then when l have ciphered
out this problem. I am going TO sec
what the value OF North Lake is lying
between Indiana and Lake that has no.
yet revealed either the Indiana lode OF
the Lake lode. II is rather a pretty
problem. GO-60-3O-15-a h & Ok.
And the cd man spread his umbrel
la 10 protect him from the sunshine OF
copper prosperity and disappeared IL
the direction Of the Office OF the pres.
dent 0 Indiana and North Lake. and
the little boys sat Down on the Curl
and tried 70 figure out the relative
meaning OF IS and 6s
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04

BOSTON: Feb. 3.--The sour-visaged
man with the crouch under his chin
and cotton umbrella under his arm.
who disappeared from Ste:e Street to-
ward Faneuil hall last Tuesday, re-
apeareer yesterday. IL was noted he
vas smiling. but not with so broad
a smile as the fat man OF the Globe
and the little boys asked hem why
be smiled in the sunshine. yet car
riod an umbrella. Little boys" he
he said. this old umbrella has two
uses. IL protects me from too much
sunshine as well as tco much rain.
Boston is getting a little copper pros
Rerity. and l want to come out ara
look st it without getting my hair
Slnged. Lake Superior coppers have
burning rays. You don't remember
hut do that the man who developed
Calumet & Hecla was at one time in
distress. II not in despair. to raise
,aoney on his Lake Superior coppers.
Ills notes sold at 50 cents on the del
l;sr. I know. for my friend sold them.
and # you vi 1 go right up TO Ashbur
ton place. they win tell you that when
Calumet stockholders had paid s20
por share in assessments. that wa
exactly the price OF the stock. Yes. it
is true. little boys in state street, your
reurc5 il as selling today, when YOU de
s20. after $50 per share cash had been
paid in assessments. Some o. them de-
cliaed 10 buy the Calumet & Hecla
mine for nothing. and that is about
v There see the Boston News Burecn
fathers could have bought Calumet at
duct the money that has gene insc
equipment surface Improvements enl
outside investments.
4 saw few days ago that. the Bcs
ten News Bureau figured-it has tiS.
ures enough TO make any man crazy
TIA. Lake Copper had now demon
sfrated value of $50 per share and /
said 70 myself: Boys. you may be
quoting it at S94. but you will zee It
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
HERE TO GATHER
MINE STATISTICS
SPECIAL AGENT OF DEPARTMENT
OF LABOR ARRIVES IN THE TER
RiToRY.

PHOENIX. Feb. 3.--For the pur-
pose OF obtaining complete and accur-
ate information regarding the manu-
features. mines and smelters in Ari-
IONA, James b. Kiteh, special agent Of
the department of commerce and
labor. has come to Phoenix from AL
buquerque. He win remain here
two weeks engaged in this work
"The bureau of commerce and labor
is at present engaged in compiling
ing and smelling companies through
statistics for all manufacturing, min
out the United States" said Mr.. Kitch
this morning. There are agents IN
Colorado. New Mexico and California
and IN ali the surrounding territory.
and the work IS progressing rapidly.
The publication OF authentic oata
on these separate industries viii be
of inestmable value to the manufac.
turers and mining men and ] an. en-
deavoring 10 make my report for Ari-
zOra AS nearly .ahs Olusely correcty
as statistical figures can be made.
In orler. however, to secure these
results it is essential that / have the
hearty cooperation OF al manufac-
turing concerns. bakers. bottlers.
printers. publishers. etc. and mining
companies. / am glad 10 say that
this cooperation has always been
extended and I have every assurance
and reason TO believe it wiz continue
for they cannot fail 10 realize tine
value of such report ia the pur
suance of their occupations
All replies to Questions are held
strictly confidential by US: in fact Z
heavy penalty is imposed for a breach
thereof No individual statements OF
reports viii be shown, but only b,
classes. groups and locations in ac
cordanee with our tabulated classifl
cation
Every mine and manufacturing in
I dustry in the United States will b,
visited and reported upon. Thi
makes it difficult for me TO place
time limit for the completion of on
canvass. but we expect to have GU
reports ready perhaps in few
months"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
PUMP GOES TO HEFFERN

4 No 8 Cameron sinking pump and
several hundred feet of three inch
pipe we're started TO the Heffern mine
yesterday to be installed immediate
ly. Heretofore they have been using
a baiief. but the water became 50
abundant that the bucket could no
longer handle q. The pump will be
placed on the 400 foot level. The
management Of the company consider
ing the increased flow OF water FROM
the main drif1 a good sign and ex-
pect within the next ten days to
encounter a body Of ore that win
justify the beginning Of regular ship
ments. The gold prospect is encour-
aging, but nothing viii be given out
till the main lode is found. which they
think win be in a short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
MARKET TAKES
IT'S FREE AND
NATURAL WAY
Heavy Traders Lower Their
Bids-Copper Merger Has
No Effect So Far Upon the
Shares List Price.

The bears had another inning todfy
and liquidation prevsiIed. Heavy bad-
ers are letting the marke; take as
natural course and it looks as though
they have lowered their bids ID the
market. Little steel reached a new
low mark, selling az - IS. Uni,n Pa
cifc. Southern Pacific. Colorado Fpe
and Iron also were sold on. In iact
the entire list was sold right ana leit
with but little buying 81 sight -
the close. however shorts covered.
and the market gained iractionaly
The copper shares list still shows q
decline and the mcrge- has hal little
or no effect on them. Amalgamat q
shows decline Ct two points for tle
day Cslumct and Hec also showed
Al Sigh decline. N-rth Butte wac
well hammered. Calumet and All
IONA down TO G5 -. which Is withln
II points o. low level oae week
ago. superior and Piusbprg doUa
10 Is a-S. Greene Cananea down 70
us penn and Arizona quiet The
Globe Issues We're also inclined to he
somewtat under pressure, ALTHOUGH
very little stock was offered a.
spiration and Keystone were offered
rather freely at times The m2rket
as 2 whole is weak
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
GOLD AND SILVER
OUTPUT ON INCREASE

Since. with few exceptions. the
large gold and silver producers OF
Arizona we're in steady operation
during 1903. and since the output OF
copper ore was materially increased.
the production of the precious metals
vas probably in excess OF that OF
1908. Although the price Of copper
averaged slightly less than Is cents
and silver about 50 cents. the smelling
establishments recorded an unusually
busy year The Copper Queen and
the Calumet and Arizona plants were
not only operated at full capacity dur
ing most of the year. but work was
continued IN increasing the capae
ity OF the furnaces. The United
Verde, at Jerome. blew in a new $50
ton furnace. At Copper Hill. in the
Globe district, sG0-ton mating
plant was erected and operated by
the Arizona Commercial Copper. com
papy. and at Johnson. in Cochsse coun
ty. the Arizona United company con
structed a I25-ton plant. which was
operated and shipped matte. The
smelter at Sasco. in Pima county. was
operated at fun capacity, and ether
furnaces viii be added The plant al
Humboldt was not in operation, but
the company was reoreanized and
many improvements were made. The
Clara company completed It's mating
plant at Swansea. Yuma county.
There was great activity in the build
ing OF power plants for generating
electricity. which viii reduce oper-
atng costs. In Yayapai and Mohave
counties dredges were installed. al.
though one erected opposite Eldorado
Canyon, on the Colorado river. is
said TO he unsuccessful on account Of
the fineness Of the gold
Twelve new reduction plants were
completed or in course of construo-
ton during the year In ella county.
west of Globe. the Dequesne com
Dany was erecting a concentration. in
Graham county q 10-stamp mill was
erected at the Gold Belt property; in
Pinai county the Copper Creek COM
pany was erecting a large concentra-
ting plant: in Moliaye county The
Cold Road 20O-ton stamp mil was
completed and operated. the ION
Reed 2e-stamp mill was built. and the
new mill al the Bl-Metal mine was in
operation: in Yuma county the Golden
Star plant was enlarged: and in Yav-
apai county plants were added at
the Sunnyside. Eta. Monarch and
Arizona Copper-Gold Mining com
psny's properties.
The Golconda mine, in Mohaye
cuunty, became an important shipper
Of zinc ore, for which there was
good price during the year The
most energetic development was car
ried on at the CORTLAND camp. in
Cochise county,. Two railroads err
tered the town, and at the end of the
year daily shipments were being made
by the Germania and Great Western
mines
There was great activity in develop
ing low grade copper deposits. At
Ray, in Pinal county. and at Miami,
near Globe, in ella county, deposits
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04

OF copper ore of unusual size, con-
tanning about 2-5 per cent. have
been developed by churn drilling.
Miami was Connected with Globe by
rail, and initial work was accomp-
lished at both places for extensive
concentration plants.
The director of the mint estimated
the gold production of Arizona at
s2,672,300 in 1903, against $500 600
in 1908, and the silver output at
1852 200 fine ounces in 190s against
100000 fine ounces in 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-04
GOLD QUEEN PROSPECTS

Recent developments at the Gold
Queen property, located two miles
north Of CORTLAND. indicates that
good gold values are there. end ad-
vices from CORTLAND received by Ed
ward fostering. the only loca, stock
holder in the company. are to the
effect that the proposition viii prove
says Of the bottom ore show gold
an excellent one later on. Recent as
values of 1880. while paintings
taken from the lodges show even
stronger. The company has an in
cline shaft of a depth of 1856 feet.
with a 25-foot drift on the 50-foot lev
ell and a 30-oot drift on the 10-foot
level These drifts are all in ledge
matter. which runs exceedingly high.