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The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
KEARsARoE NEWS NOTES.


Dr. J. u. Quick has returned, from a
business trip TO Chicago.
Mrs. T. Trcmbcrth and family have
returned from a camping trip to Eagle
Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cornish have
gone to Ishpcmlng where they will Wis
Ii friends. ..
Thomas Cooking has returned from
the Mohawk hospital his condition
having much Improved.
John Nichols and and family have
left for Batteford. Western Canada,
where they expect TO locate.
William Penphrase of Kearsarge has
gone to western Canada on a visit. He
will return via Seattle and Salt Lake.
Members Of the Kearsarge NJ. T.. Ep-
worth league will enjoy their annual
outing at the c. & III. waterworks this
evening. u
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NOTHING LIKE THAT NOVA
DAYS.

The late Prof william Z. Blake.
whose encouraging mineralogical re-
ports induced the United States 10
buy Alaska. believed firmly in his
country's future
Prof. Blake i'm a Fourth Of July
address that Tucson still remembers,
pointed out the forward strides that
Arizona had made
Think OF the ignorance and H.
Iiteracy OF the past all vanished now
ne said. "Once. while out in min
eraloglcal trip. wandered into n
courthouse In an Arizona village.
"The case afOot concerned a let
ter. The prosecution wanted this let
ter admitted in evidence. but the de-
fense wanted II barred out. Finally
the Judge said reluctantly:
"Hand the pesky thing up here ana
I'll decide on g."
80 the letter was handed up 10
the Judge, and he put on his spec
tacles and looked a. ~ Sideways ana
crosswise, and a loud laugh went up
from the spectators
what are you laughing at?' ]
asked the man next 20 me
why, at the jedge's blur. o.
course, was the reply. The old fool
can't read readln- -writln,' let alone
writin'- -writinl New York Trlb-
une.
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PESONALS-

is spending her vacation camping at
the lake shore.
A large party of young folks at
tended the excursion of the Calumet
church Epworth League at Huron
Island Thursday.
Miss Lillian Holland left yester-
day afternoon for her home at Iron
Mountain after spending the past
week with relatives here.
William Billideau, Sr., has resumed
his duties at the Tamarack black
smith shop after being idle for the
past four weeks because of Injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warn. Sr..
of the Cliff mine location, visited at
ut the home of their daughter, Mrs.
William Jeffery, of Tamarack. Thurs
day.
John Messner has resumed his
duties with the Tamarack Mining
company after being confined to his
home for the past four months by
Illness
The class of girls, taught by Mrs.
Edward Pengelly of the Tamarack
M. Il. Sunday school, will enjoy an
outing at the Electric park Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Lucille McCune. teacher of
English in the Calumet high school
has returned home after spending
her summer vacation with relatives
at Detroit.
James Gale, Sr. was removed to
his home Thursday from the hos
pital, where he has been receiving
treatment for injuries sustained by a
fall at North Tamarack.
A party of Tamarack ladies, Mrs.
VIM. Hancock, Mrs. Charles Clan
vile, Mrs, william Harvey, Mrs. John
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
MAY NOT MOVE S. M. LEVY.
Friends of Milwaukee Businessman
VIII Wait a Day or Two.

:. NJ. Levy, the wealthy milwaukee
businessman who has been at his sum-
mer home at Lake Pleasant for the
past month I'm the hope that he would
recover from the effects or serious
operation through which he passed
Just before coming her from his Mil
waukee home. will not be taken TO his
home i'm Milwaukee this afternoon, as
anticipated and il Is doubtful whether
he will be taken the re at ALL Sigfr1ed
Levy. a brother of ahe ailing man, az
rived i'm Houghton esterday from his
home i'm Duluth and it is expected that
several Of the patie nt's relatives will
arrive here from milwaukee, tomor-
row. A consultation will then be held
IN determine the adVisability of NOV
inc the sick man 10 his home in Mil
wauSee
Mr.. Levy is at tile head of the Ma
tional Knitting company of Milwau-
kee and is one of that city's leading
businessmen and there is N uch in
terest i'm his condition in the Cream
city. He is a brother-in-law of VIII
lace Treasurer otto II. Obenhoff and
has many relatives in Milwaukee and
DuIuth. He was brought TO Hough-
TON on a special train and a special
will be run 10 Milwaukee with him
and his relatives il they decide to take
him to his home. 1t is feared the all
ing merchant cannot recover his
health and the family would like to
have him at his home in case he lies.
There is some uncertainty about his
ability to stat.d the strain OF the trip
and the doctors will decide this point
tomorrow.
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Local Briefs From Tamarack-

Miss Mae Dobbs visited friends at
Lake Linden this week.
Mrs. william Anderson and party
are camping at Eagle Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Keast Wis
tied friends at the Cliff mine this
week.
Miss Minnie Tucker of the Tama-
rack store, is enjoying a two weeks
vacation
a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jeffery of Tamarack
on MONDAY.
Mrs. William Odgers and family
OF quincy visited relatives at Tama-
rack this week
Mrs. w. Uren and daughter. FL
berta, Of Lake Linden, visited friends
al Tamarack tbs week.
Mrs. D. Mccall, Of the Tamarack
store. is spending a vacation of two
hfNhH III 1hiNdbD hitu OAntT NllitS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dobbs visited
at the home OF their daughter. Mrs.
Richard Sampson. of Mohawk Sun
day.
Mrs. John Either left Wednesday
ON the North West for visit with
her sister Mrs. John oLeary, OF Du-
luth
Mrs. George Vincent Of Detroit,
Is spending few days visiting her
parents. Rev and Mrs. J. III. Nc
Cune.
Arthur Chapman OF the Tamarack
Co-Operative store is enjoying a
two weeks vacation camping at Ea-
gle River.
Miss Bessie Odgers OF the shoe
department Of the Tamarack store,
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MRS. sENTER rs DEAD.
Aged Houghton Resident Passes Away
at Home-Funeral Private.

At her home on College avenue In
this village yesterday, occurred the
death of Mrs. Lizzie Tisdale Senter,
wife of John Senter, the deceased be-
ing 61 years old at the time Of her de-
mise. In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Sentcr is survived by two sons and a
daughter. Albert w. Senter, a son.
and Mrs. Joames B. Cooper, a daugh-
ter, resides at Hubbell and the other
son, Henry M -Senter, lives at Santa
Marta, Colombia, South America.
Mrs. Senter was born at New York
City i'm November. 1S49, and married
MIR. Senter at Detroit I'm 1867. They
came to Eagle River where they made
their home until coming to lloughtoh
I'm 1856. having lived here since that
time. The funeral will be private and
the interment will occur at Elmwood
cemetery, Detroit
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HouoHrcN eREvTTIEs.
Edward Tousiknant of Duluth is Wis.,
iting friends and relatives in Hough-

Edward Tousikmant of Duluth is Wis.,
iting friends and relatives in Hough-
ton.
Miss Florence Angove of Paines-
dale has returned to her home after
being a guest at the Kingston cot
tage at Central Mine.
s. L. Phillips of the Phillips Out
fitting company returned yesterday
from a trip TO New York and other
points. whittier he went to buy a fall
and winter stock for his st re.
Between thirty and forty stu
dents from the College of Mines at
Houghton have been working at the
Jackson property in this city during
the past few days.-Negaunee Iron
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van c. Hollansbee of
Detroit have arrived in Houghton to
visit friends. Mr. Hollansbee for
merly was connected with the Carah-
Hall Electric company of this viii
lage.
The first of the fall and winter SER
les Of concerts at the Board of Trade
buffet on Saturday evenings will take
place this evening. The Calumet &
Hecla orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic for these concerts, which proved
so popular last winter.
The Houghton clubs building is
now beginning to look like a build
ing. the workmen having been giving
the outside OF the structure thor
ough scrubbing, which has removed
the stains OF time from the part of
the building previously erected as well
as the mortar splashod on the sides
from the mason's trowels.
George ID. Waterman of Calumet,
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A., was in
Houghton yesterday on business. lie
visited the court house for the pur-
pose of comforting with the officials
there regarding naturalization mat
ters, as he proposes to conduct
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20

Clemo, Mrs. Edward Chegwidden and
Mrs, Joseph Cudlip enjoyed days
outing i'm the vicinity of Hurontown
Thursday.
At recent meeting of the La
dies Home Missionary Society of the
Tamarack NJ. L. church, held in the
church parlors, the following officers
were elected for the year: Mrs. John
Vivian, president; Mrs. Edward
Pengelly, vice president; Mrs. ]. H..
McCune, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. William Cornish. literary sec
retary; Mrs. NJ Harrison, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Neil Dick, treas
urer; Mrs. Edward Pengelly, mite
box secretary; Mrs. William Cor
nish, organist; and Mrs. j. III. Nc
Cune, assistant organist
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
LAKE LINDEN BREVlTIES.

The Hubbell Independents are slat-
ed to meet the Ahmeek Juniors.
Mrs. +. Permission and children of
Hancock spent yesterday here visit
ing with her sister Miss Maud Ira
then.
Charles Retallack of Montana, who
is visiting friends in the copper coun-
try. was Il guest at the Trathen home
here yesterday.
Mrs. Cady of Dollar Bay went to
Hancock this afternoon TO attend the
funeral of her brother-in-la Rob-
ert McCutcheon.
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GIROUx-

the tug Valerie In the afternoon they
Will meet the L'Anse nine.
Nicholas Kaiser clerk of the Red
Jacket village. and aspirant for the
office of county clerk, spent yester-
day In the Torch Lake towns cir
culating among his friends.
Cooney Shields will umpire the
baseball game tomorrow afternoon
between the Lake and Mohawk mines
on the latter grounds. c. l.. Roche
will go to Winona, where he will Of
ficiate at the H.-H.- -Winona game.
and Bill Kramer will umpire the Cay
Hancock game at Hancock.
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20

When the digestion Is all right, the
action of the bowels regular. there is
a natural craving and relish for food.
When This Is lacking you may know
that you need n dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs. i'm
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by Eagle Drug store.
Calumet: Laurium Pharmacy Laur-
Iuin.
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20

was also supported by four of his
friends, Mcssrs. Alfred Boyd, Alfred
Carlson. oscar Backman and Vaner
Bangs. A wedding supper was serv-
cd large number of the invited
guests.
This evening reception and dance
will be conducted In the Swedish
Temperance hall. which has been
prettily decorated for the occasion.
The swedish band will render "A pro-
gram of dance music.
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20

c. "A. the coming winter.
At Grace Methodist EpiscopaI
church tomorrow, Rev. Il. l.. Reincr.
pastor of the Puritan congregational
church, Chicago, will preach at both
services. In the morning his subject
will be Friendship" and I'm the even
ing he will discourse on the topic,
what Think Ye of Christi The
children's chorus will sing at both the
morning and evening services and at
the morning service Miss Pearl Ken
dali will sing Alltsen's "As the Hart
Panteth."
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
TORCH LAKE NEWS
DOLLAR BAY WEDDING.
Miss Annie Laurie cf Dollar Bay Be-
comes Bride rf Alfred NYe Today.

a very pretty wedding occurred at
Dollar Bay this afternoon when Miss
but for the past several months
resident of Dollar Bay. became the
wife of Alfred Nye, Rev John Back
of Hancock officiating. The bride was
attired in a dress or white silk and
carried bouquet of white carna-
tions. She had as bridesmaids. the
Misses Ida Backman. Annie Back
man, and Lena Nye The groom
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
BISHOP ELS is HERE.

Right Rev. Bishop Els of the diocese
Of Marquette, arrived in Calumet TINS
morning. Tomorrow morning at 10 a.
m. he will confirm a class of 20 com
municants at ST Joseph's slovenian
church. and in the afternoon at :
o'clocI, will confirm a second class at
ST. Marys Italian church.
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
IMPROVING HURON STREET.
Village and Township Start Putting
in Curbs and Cutters.

The improving of Huron street from
Sheldon street up towards the county
building was given a further lift yes
terday when n force of workmen for
Anderson & Son began the construc-
ton of curbs and cutters of concrete
on each side of the street at the cor
ner of Montezuma street. on the
east side of the street at this point
is the Houghton Public library, while
directly opposite is the village hall.
The village is paying for the con-
struction OF the curb and gutter near
the village hall and the township
school board is paying for the other
piece near the library.
Contractor Anderson will also at
this time build the cross walks on
this street. leading up to the county
building. which will complete splen-
did walk from the principal business
thoroughfarc of the village to the
county buildings on the hill, one of
the most Travelled ways i'm the village
off Sheldon street The construc-
tion of the curb and gutter in front
of the Central school building has
just been completed and II is now
probable that the strip on the other
side of the street i'm that block ad-
joining the Goodell and Feslng prop
critics, will be put in by the owners.
If this is done It will probably result
i'm the crowning of the street I'm that
block and the general fixing up OF
a good stretch of street at that point.
as the village is now working in that
vicinity.
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
CURRENT - COPPERS
GOCCTD OT L II Y /By j. A. MNNEAR
- 0Ooo1A 'iti''','''''''' & COMPANY
j. A. MlNNEAR
& COMPANY


following say relative developments a,
this property;
I'VE have something there of which hardly know
what to say. There is either very wide vein or a
change I'm the strike at this point had stopped ino
foot wan feet winter and have been getting
most copper from this stope In looking
It carefully decided did have the true
hanging wall but soping the side OF n
horse of trap and starting to drift and at thi,
date have gone Sc feet towards the hanging ana
got the hanging wall yet. We have gone
through horses trap and still getting cop
per- Yesterday which is running about so de-
grees the formation did not show much copper
but stil in good vein. There $ heavy
copper just a few back the breast OF the drn
This makes extreme horizontal width of vein this
point carrying copper over 90 feet wide with two or
three horses trap.
"Tho 18th level which has poor a few days
is in good ground again.
'rhe mine u whole is better than for time
past"
CALUMET G. ARIZONA
The regular meeting the directors the Calumet
4 Arizona Mining company will be held In Calumet
Wednesday, when action the quarterly dividend will
be taken There is change the dividend rate ex-
pectcd the disbursement will undoubtedly fixed
at 800 a share the as has paid for some
time past
Calumet & Arizona with copper selling at 12h
a pound is earning better than 5000 a share. 1t is
doing exploratory work although it is opening up
large and keeping well ahead of produc-
tion.
That there will be a consolidation between Calumet
& Arizona and Superior & Pittsburg continues De
the growing sentiment The basis Of such merger is
entirely probematical but at the present selling prices
the the two companies 1t though
would be basis of approximately flve shares of
Superior Ptsburg for share of Calumet & Ariz-
recessary engineers to determine the
with the surplus each company. definite
rangcmcnts can be and offered shareholders
approval
Calumet & Arizona has surplus account well above
$4,000 100000 that Superior Plttsburs
has entirely quidatcd Indebtedness and that has
already started a surplus There is doubt
but Superior Pittsburg property of inestim-
able value 1t has more ore blocked today than
ever i'm its history, and the prospects for the
future are very orght The limited territory owned
by Calumet q Arizona is alone the prime influence
which would bring shareholders of this company to
favorable decision relative the consolidation of these
two properties 1t is quite possible that details of the
arrangement will be available before the close Of the
present year.
oiRoux-
The two furnaces smelter at Tooele were blown
I'm early this month"; and are treating 500 tons OF
ore daily. The remaining three furnaces will be COM
maya \
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
PORTAGE CANAL
CONTRACTS LET
NORTHERN DREDoE q pocN
COMPANY TO DO WORK AT
ENTRY, HAVING sEcuR-
ed CONTRACT.

Two bids for work ON the Portage
shin canaI have been awarded To con-
tractors in Houghton and Duluth with
In the past AS hours, the most impor-
tant of these, the one for the dredging
Of the channel at the Portage Entry
being awarded at Duluth yesterday to
the Northern Dredge and Dock COM
panv of that city. There were tye
bidders for this work when the bids
were unsealed at The office OF Colonel
Graham d. Fitch at Duluth yesterday
ana the bid OF the Northern Dredge
and Dock company was found 10 be
the lowest of these.
Nearly 100000 cubic yards OF the
bottom of the canals in the Portage
Entry and in Keweenaw Bay, just be-
vond the pier are to be removed by
dredging with dipper dredges, piaceu
in scows and dumped in some con-
venient portion of Keweenaw Bay 10
be selected by the government engi-
peers. The Northern company's bid
for this work is 20 cents per yaru'
scow measurement and they viii pro-
ceed with the work at once, as 1t must
be completed by November 30 Of TINS
wear The total price will amount to
about $4,000.
Description Of Work.
The work 10 be done under this con-
tract is the general deepening of the
channel from near cut No. TO point
75O feet out into Keweenaw Bay be-
yond the end of the pier. Also along
the eastern side of the channel at the
pier and on both sides just this side oil
the pier, where is situated the first cut
The general depth of the water in the
bav Is now 10 to % feet and this must
be increased 20 a minimum depth oi "a
feet for a width Of 800 feet. In the
channel near the pier and Cut NO. l
the water l. now about 10 to 20 feet
in depth and this is 20 be increased To
% feet as the minimum after the Work
is completed.
Bids Opened at Noon.
Bids for furnishing the 80 cords oil
trap rock needed for the improvements
at the canal were opened at the canal
office at Houghton by SuDt George H.
Banks at noon today. Two bids were
received, one from the Winona Cop
per company for waste trap rock 70
be shipped TO Houghton and loaded Oh
scows for $4.2O per cord. Another bic
was received from Charles Hoffman
who offers to sell farm boulders' load
ed I'm boxes and deposited at or near
the watchman's residence at the canal
at $3.50 per cort. AS Superintendent
Banks has no authority TO grant the
contract. the bids were sent to Col
Graham p. Fitch at Duluth and it is
thought likely that the contract VIII
be let to the lowest bidder
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20

Harry Dillon has been appointed
collector to get in the book accounts
of the Kehl Bros store. He VIII be
at the store tonight TO receive any
monies on account.
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20

The summer students at the Michi-
gan College of Mines will entertain
their friends at dancing party In
the college gymnasium tonight.
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
INNOCENCE.

Ester-Percy says that / am the
first girl he ever kissed
Geraldine-Yes And doesn't he do
It delightfully."- Jester.
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20
NEW YORK, AUGUST, 10. 1910.

The more cheerful sentiment noted last week was
continued although the past two days the trading has
narrowed and the market has become a small affair.
Politics rather than financial matters have been the
theme OF discussion belief just generally
obtains administration losses in November will
benefit those seeking modification of present
plans and policies The crop situation as to grains
seems working fairly well and better prospects for
cotton freely~uscussed. although It is fairly
tain we 49, not to have the benefit much needed
of much ntre than average results agricultural
output
The short interest which always with us
pears to very just now is undoubtedly
the factor underlying the markets strength.
As against this, public participation in speculation is
large and a result the not broadencd
would like, considering the rise since July 20.
While the buying side may popular just
now we hold the belief that Immediately deterrent fac-
tors have been discounted leaving further
provcment opinion therefore regardless of minor
fluctuations continues TO favor buying
offering the best opportunltles.-N. j. Miller
BOSTON, AUGUST 49, 1910.
The week just closed has shown better tone to
per sentiment than has been Witnessed for some time
past There has been quite little curtallment talk but
this TO have met no response in the actions OF
biggest The fact of the situation seems
to he that curailed somewhat in view of the
general letting up The foreign figures show
ed little better for the fortnight indicating that worlds
stocks decreased under 4OO,OoO,ooO pounds
Statistics for the half to June sOth do not make
pcssmistical display that would have been shown
If consumption was about 100000 pounds month
production which is not bad when the general
lc-up business is considered The biggest interests
country have steadily claimed that production and
consumption about equal and there seems TO have
the claim when this fact is considered
Personally | have never put much faith in curta
mcnt aus great many done for the that all
such aids the past have been found of no
ultimate avail. many of them unfore-
seem when all the different parties act In harmony
tend to render the best of such plans abb
ortive. The mansay that pinnins to is the great
constantly growing foreign demand for due
the growing of electricity in the Older coun>
The constant broadening of the demand ut home
due to our national expansion. This believe in no
long space will catch up the -ent
ductions of the metal and so beyond it, The known
facts of tie copper situation shown by statistics
rlainiy points to that conclusion a general revival
IN domestic business would bring that state of affairs
pass sooner than most believe. / a bull copper
j. IL. cody
VICTORIA
superintendent Hooper OF the Victoria, in commu
the Boston Office of the company has the
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20

The Dollar Bay baseball team will
go to L'Ansc tomorrow morning on
The Calumet news., 1910-08-20

Superintendent Hooper of the Victoria, in commu-
nication TO the Boston Office the company has the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-27
INDIANS ASK FOR
week OF RACING
CONFERENCE OF THREE
TRIBES THIS AFTERNOON
Representatives Of Umatillas. Caygses
and Walla Wallas Want to Hold
Races During Whole Week at Time
of Roundup.

An enthusiastic conference of the
three tribes of Indians living upon the
Umatilla reservation was held in the
office Of Major Lee Moorhouse this
afternoon concerning the Roundup -
Between thirty and forty of the head
men We're present and they were all
profuse in their promises to attend and
take part in the big frpntier celebra-
ton.
They requested however, to be given
permission to bring their horses Gown
on Monday and open the "Round-Up'
that afternoon with their races. They
are anxious to have a whole week OF
racing instead of the three days as
originally planned.
Major Moorhouse told them that he
was favorable to the proposition but
that it would be necessary for him
to consult with the other members OF
the committee. He therefore, promised
to give them a definite answer. II
is therefore very probable that there
will be racing each afternoon during
the week.