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Douglas Island news., 1910-02-02

Southbound passengers on the lief ferson were: Mrs. F. Wasterlain, Mrs. E. Shettles, Mrs. Jennie Costely, Robt. Walker, J. Mannis, F. T. Wood, H. c. Fseman, John Hubbard, A KusIets.
Douglas Island news., 1910-02-02

MT. P. s. Early, of Yankee cove, came down for a few days last week to attend to some matters of business and to say 'eHowdy" to his friends. He reports the aEarly colony" as being we'll and happy.
Douglas Island news., 1910-02-02

DIED-At Douglas, Alaska, Sunday, January 30th, F. M. Edwin, son of Fred and Amanda Krouquist, aged 7 weeks and days. Funeral services were held today at the Evangelical Lutheran church, Rev. John H. War manen officiating.
Douglas Island news., 1910-02-02


 Our splendid line of spring samples just arrived. We handle only pure woolen materials, and we know how to fit and please you, having 20 years practical experience iD tailoring. Prices from S20 to $40. The Oliver Tailoring O., corner City Wharf, Douglas.
 Miss Julia B. Kennedy, at one time principal of the Douglas public school, died at the Pacific hospital, Seattle, last week, aged 61 years. Miss Ken nedy was graduate of Berlin univer- sity, in Germany, graduate and a teacher in the Normal school, at Nor nal, Ill.,, graduate of the University of Chicago, and had taken post gradu- ate courses at the University of Wash ington. She was superintendent of of schools in Seattle in 1888, and was succeeded by Frank. Barnard. Miss Kennedy had been i'll for three years and until recently was in the South in search of health.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04

tons In 1907 Missouri apparently re-
tanned first place among the lead pro
ducing states.
Imports and Exports.
There was n slight Increase I'm the
imports of lead I'm ore and base bullion
which amounted to 112,467 tons, val
ued at $4,21O,S29. as compared to 1Os,-
2S7 tons I'm 1908. or the 1909 imports,
10000 tons, or 80 per cent, came from
Mexico. The imports OF refined lead
increased slightly, being 1858 tons
with a value of $23O,95 against 2,759
tons In 1908. The exports of foreign
lead dead of foreign origin smelted OF
refined i'm the United States) show an
increase of 16 per cent, being sS794
tons, valued at s3,221,S36, compared to
f6,367 tons i'm 1908. The exports OF
lead manufactures decreased slightly
having value of about $53O,0OO as
compared to S599.64O i'm 1908.
Prices.
The price of lead started i'm January
with an average OF AZ cents per pound
falling in March TO the minimum fol
the year, 1896 cents per pound, then
rising slowly to the close of the year
The average New York price for the
year was 4.3 cents per pound.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04

There viii be a special meeting OF
Junior Temple OF Honor Thursday.
Jan. s. 1910. All members are request
ed to attend as
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04

hoistlng cable at the North Butte mine
Sunday night, the shaft and boist were
damaged, which will necessitate sus-
pension of operations for several days.
The old year ended and 1910 began
with copper in strong position. Lake
IA cents and electrolytic at fractional
ly lower prices. The United Metal
Selling Co. on Friday advanced its
prices II cent pound and effected
sales at quotations. At close of busl-
ness il was naming Ia cents for Lake
brand, including Osceola and lamar
ack and 1875 cents for electrolytic.
Sales of Lake at 14h cents by pro-
Queer to a speculative interest was
not considered by other Lake people
as the real market. they being willing
to book at IA cents but only to con-
sumers. In discussing the situation
one OF the leading producers says: Il
made sales on December 31st, 1909, at
IA cents. on December 31st 1908. ]
sold some of our copper at IAN, but
this price was not equalled again dur
ing 1909 Judging from our own sales
the average price for Lake copper, sold
in 1909 was approximately 1875 cents
and stockholders in Michigan mines
receiving that average may we'll feel
satisfied. About the most favorable
feature of the entire situation is that
producers and selling interests enter
the new year with no unsold STOCKS ON
hand.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
UNLISTED STOCKS.

j. A. Minnear & Co. say today:
Taft's message to congress on the
railroad question will not be submit
ted until next Monday or Tuesday. Ii
will be conservative statement and
will not embarass railroads or be hos
tile to investors interests. This an
nouncement caused a better tone to be
noted in the markets which were rath
er weak at the opening, but gradually
strengthened as the session progressed.
The copper list was off slightly except
i'm spots. Tamarack continues to be n
feature, selling up to 75. New Key
stone and s. e. G.. were the features
of the local curb trading. The first
named sold as high as IA with buying
of an exceptional class. s. & G.. is
very scarce selling up to s1.37. In
SEPARATION was also well taken during
the day. Calumet & Montana. and CAL
umet Corbin are being absorbed by
Duluth investors. The buying of War
rior was likewise strong and IL gained
point during the day. The iron
country bought Giroux heavily all day
and down there they look for the stock
10 sell up to Is, before the present
month comes to an end. Cactus was
weak today. offerings being plentiful
and bids as scarce. Santa Rosalia.
Heating and Yuma were a trifle easier.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
WINONA.

Pres. Charles j. Paine OF the Winona
Copper company, who recently returned
from the property, says:
Everything is progressing satisfac-
torily at the mine and fully as well as
could be expected. We are pushing
the work as quickly as possible. Most
of the work Is being done i'm No.
shaft and the conditions at the bottom
Of this shaft have shown much i'm
proyement during the past few months.
We ceased production late in 1907. and
have not thought it worth while to
produce in the meantime with the low
prices for the metal. There are about
100000 tons of rock ready for Stopping
and when the mill is ready, which will
be sometime next summer we shall
begin to hoist"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
GAY & sTVRe,s GOSSIP.

Calumet, MICH, Jan. 4.-The Boston
market was fairly strong all day, with
gains shown in Giroux Consolidated,
Tamarack, Miami and Kerr Lake.
In the curb list there was quite
demand cor Superior & Globe at IA.
New BaGic was active advancing near
ly a roint. Yuma was strong all
through the session with very firm
bids under the market. Lake Superior
& Arizona, Santa Rosala. Cactus
Ksating and Chief We're also fairly ac-
i've with but slight changes for the
day.
New Keystone was in big demand
with sales registered as high as IA.
The visit of six railway presidents
to the administration regarding COM
ing message was height of political
strategy. In point of fact, railway
interests are delighted with message
and will no doubt have a market dem
onstration on it'll. ]. S.
New York, Jan. 4.-Yesterday'S
market caused a complete reversal of
sentiment among the speculative
crowd here. and uptown last night
everybody was talking lower prices.
The bulls OF last week had all become
bears and / think this was entirely
due to the rise in call money yester
day to the rather unsuccessful visit
of railroad presidents to the White
House and to talk of a strike by steel
employees. There is enough unce'-
talnty in the air to make a very ir-
regular market, but | doubt il we will
have any serious break just now. am
looking for that later on in the month
after our money situation is easel
and it has become possible to distrib-
ute more stocks. In the meantime,
would keep constantly in mind the
fact that the public are carrying al
together too much stock and that no
man ever goes broke taking his prof
it's. III. w.
New York, Jan. 4.-The buying of
Miami continues to be aggressive and
although the stock has advanced sharp
ly in the last two weeks, still higher
prices are talked for ii.
keystone was traded In extensively
from 5ss to Ga and the tip is out to
buy the stock for SO a share.
The activity which developed in Kerr
Lake was said to be the result of fifty
cent bid for the next dividend.
Chino is being well taken and per-
sons in a position to know predict
higher prices for the future.
Cons. Arizona continues to be well
taken at advancing figures.
New that the merger of the leading
Guggenheim and Lewisohn properties
Is near completion, the Cole-Ryan
properties are being tipped for higher
prices on the anticipation of a similar
development. III. & w.
New York, Jan. 4.-The story from
Washington is that the president will
recommend in his next message n
federal incorporation bill, allowing
corporations doing interstate COM
merce business To incorporate under
federal laws. This should be a big
bull card.-J. w. p.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
PAINE, WEBER & CO. GOSSIP.

December outputs: Wolverine. Eli
tons: Mohawk. COS tons: Baltic. LIS
tons: Trimountain, ass tons: Cham
pion. 1924 tons.
The feature of the local metal stu
alton is the great quantity of refined
copper moving daily from the several
shelters To points east The tonnage
shipped from Lake Linden during De-
cember was the greatest recorded In
nearly ten years and the bulk of II Is
destined for domestic consumption at
the several brass and wire mills In
Connecticut, New York and New Jer-
sey. Very little of this metal Is con-
signed to the sea board. Local metal
stocks are small and everywhere un-
der normal.
The foreign visible supply of copper
on January first was 1o9.o22 tons. an
increase of 1897 tons In the past two
weeks.
on account OF the breaking of the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
UTAH COPPER PLANS.

That the Utah Copper company Is
TO be made the nucleus of new cop
per merger that is to include the Mac
NELL Jackling- Hayden copper proper
ties I'm Arizona and New Mexico eand
pcrhaps others, is the latest report
according to the New York CONNER
clal According To reports, which 1t
was not possible to verify yesterday,
the Utah Copper people have virtually
given up hope of being able to absorb
the Nevada Consolidated and have
turned their attention to the new
southwestern properties.
II is pointed out that these latter
properties. not having reached the
producing stage. would not be eligible
TO admission i'm the general copper
combine by themselves and that the
only way to put them i'm would be to
consolidate them with producing pro-
uortics. 1t Is not believed that Utah
Cop,er will accept the ultimatum Of
the Nevada Consolidated people and
submit 10 an Independent expert ex-
animation of its properties and its
booIs as demanded by the Nevada in
terests. so that the Utah Nevada mer-
ger plan is regarded as having failed.
The dominant interests i'm the Ray
RAY Arizona and the Chino Coppcr
Raw Arizona and the Cluno Copper
Company operating i'm New Mexico
are practically all Utah Copper peo-
Die. and those familiar with the stu
ati0l are inclined to credit the new
merger report because. they argue. II
would be quite natural for the Utah
Copper crowd to desire to bring their
new low grade properties in the
Southwest into the big merger, and to
undertake to accomplish 1t by bum
ding them in with Utah Copper and
Bos on Consolidated. which have
reachod the producing stage.
This report that Utah Copper may
absorb the southwestern properties
was preceded by one TO the effect that
Consolidation of Ray properties was
being arranged, this to include Ray
Consolidated. ella, Ray Central and
possibly others i'm that district. Il
wai asserted yesterday that the Utal
Copper people have been buying Ray
Central extensively i'm the last few
days.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
Mining News

and is OF course received with re-
joicing by the miners and merchants
of the camp. Next Saturday morning
the first shift under the new orders
from the directors will go to work.
Shipments from the property to
Douglas will average about 100 tons
daily. This is not heavy output,
but it is something, and will give
work to additional men. Asked as
to whether or not there was much
probability of the tonnage being in
creased after operations were well
under way, President Director Shat
tuck stated that he hardly thought
so, unless there was n material in
crease in the price of copper
Since 1907 the Shattuck. easily
one OF the richest mines i'm the cop
per belt of Arizona, has been closed
down. so far as regular shipments
have been concerned. ore has been
sent from time to time, however for
treatment at the smelters. Develop
ment work has been pushed agrees
sivcly. and according TO Shattuck a
half million tons of ore that Will
average over six per cent. has been
blocked out
Those who were in the camp at
the time the mine was struck full In
the face by the tight times, Will re-
member that there was much regret
that the Shattuck closed down.
! favorite local hit with visiting shows
was to make inquiries as to when
the Shattuck would resume opera
tons. The management have pur-
sued their own plans, however. and
now that they have once more begun
regular shipments, the Shattuck may
be regarded once more as one of the
producing mines of the district.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
1909 LEAD PRODUCTION.
Geological Surveys Estimates Show a
Record Breaking Year.

Figures showing the production of
refined lead i'm 1909. compiled without
change by c. Il. Siebenthal, of the
United states Geological Survey. from
reports and estimates made by the de-
silverizers and the soft-lead smeltep'
are believed to show approxim9ey
the actual output within 1 percent
Figures showing the imports ynd eN-
ports were obtained from the records
of the Bureau of Statistics Gor the nrst
eleven months of the yar' ana 10
these have been added estimates tor
December.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
STOCKS

Boston, Jan. 4.--The liquidation of
yesterday put the market i'm much
stronger position. Weak holders sold
out on account of the rise i'm call rates
and big interests took over the stock
i'm the local market the buying OF
Ciroux was the feature. Thousands of
shares were accumulated. most of the
buying coming from New York. Kerr
Lake and Greene Cananea were two
other specialties which We're active
and toward the close the Amster
stocks showed good buying and espe-
cially Shannon. T he market shows
good underlying strength and we con-
fidently expect a continuation of the
upward movement.-Paine. webber 4
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
ProducHon.


The total producHon OF rehned ieau'
desilverized and soft, from domestic
and foreign ORES in 1909 was approxi-
matelv 444. s6S short tons, worth at the
average NV York price $3S,2l5,OOO'
as compayed to Il production of Ss6'433
tons IN (90S and 414,1S9 tons in 1907.
These figures do not include an esti-
ma,ed output of 1850 tons of antimo-
uid lead. as against 1862 tons In
.9OS and 1910 tons in 1907. OF the to-
tai production, desilverized lead of do
nestle origin. exclusive of desilverized
soft lead. is estimated at 2O9,69S tons,
as against 167.79O tons in 1905; and de-
silverized lead of foreign origin COM
prised S7,S79 tons, compared to 9776l
tons in 1908. The production of soft
lead from Mississippi valley ores is es-
timated at 14T2S6 tons, as compared
with 13O.SS2 tons i'm 1908 and l29,6O1
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
YUMA.

Vicksburg, Ariz.-In regard to tho
strike made early in the month i'm No.
wnze at the carbonate shaft of the
Yuma Copper company. the ore body
is by far the widest and best grade
of any shown up yet. there being less
Of the re-leached character about It
than any yet produced. In fact all
indications point to the fact that n
depth is being reached where ore bod
les can be looked for uniform IN
character and high i'm grade. orr
sample was assayed and found to coz
tain 27.1 per cent of copper.
Very considerable pieces of o.e of
this grade have been taken out and II
is believed that as soon as tie drift
now starting from the 200-fsot level
in this winze reaches the ore again
more of it will be brought 20 the sur
face.
The marked improvement in tho
richness Of the ore as well as the in
crease in size of the ore lenses both
may certainly be tsken as decidedly
favorable indications of the ultimate
success i'm store FER the company with
deeper sinking.
ing consderaely greater than that Of
the winze, ne latter passed over the
ore and ,nto the mass of breciated
limestone and leached ore on the
hanging of the same. At point about
Is fee below where this occurred the
company has started n drift to the
west, expecting in about 2O-25 feet
t. pick up the high grade shoot and
follow it for a distance great enough
to fully determine its character. All
the material everything is more or less
charged with copper. The ferruginous
mass with infinitely subdivided cop
per carbonates and the white and I'M
decomposed lime powders with sui
rhides to a small degree. These con-
ditions, which are so markedly an i'm
130-foot level. which is but 100 feet
vertical above the bottom of winze No.
cannot fail to inspire greatly in
creased confidence in the ultimate
success of the Yuma and greatly en-
courage all concerned The general
condition of things is satisfactory.
The stockholders of the Yuma may
feel assured that the results thus far
attained on their property offers every
encouragement for the belief of as
sured success for all concerned.
Following are the results of a fire
assay on the samples taken from the
quartzite- schist contact vein east f
the camp:
Red hand specimen, carried by Mary
Henderson. gold lie o., per ton s23.00.
yellow hand specimen, carried by
Henry Palmer, gold trace.
Grab sample from Bug Hole by Mr..
Brady, gold 1874 o., per ton $26.SO.
Sample of contact, by Henderson,
gold 0.5S o., per ton SLIGO.
Sample of quartzite, schist and dixie
contact, gold, 0.20 or. per ton s4.2O.
Sample of underlying schist. gold
trace.
This contact underlies the copper
formation short distance and present
belief is that the quartzite is the same
as that lying Immediately below the
limo copper stone.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
SUPERIOR & GLOBE.

The officials of the S. & @. Mining
company received telegram yesterday
from the property. stating that the
shaft is down 665 feet, win the north
crosscut in 81 feet and the south cross
cut IS feet. The nortb crosscut VIII
tap the Yuma fault while the south
crosscut is expected - intersect the
Old Dominion fault. Work has been
nicely started on the two crosscuts, and
good results are expected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04

Cav & sturgis says:

Boston, Mass, Jan. 4.-The markets
had a very substantial recovery today
from the reaction OF yesterday. Money
rates were still firm but indicated a
recession from the high point. Prices
were altogether firm and many adj
vances took place. Speculation was
very active in low priced prospects.
The conviction so pronounced last week
that a general rise would take place
was not so general. but as regards
coppers hopefulness is just as pro-
nounced as ever. The outlook Is for a
continuation OF active tlmes.-lrying
j. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
USE ALIENS F0OT-eASE,

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04
SHATTUck.

Everything is In readiness for the
resumption of regular ore shipments
non the Shattuck mine To the smelt-
ers at Douglas, says the Bisbee Miner.
This announcement has been awaited
almost daily for the past two years,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-04

Go Together.
A merry heart is always a sign OF n
good conscience.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-29
oRDINANcE NO. 81.

An Ordinances Ordering fhe Construction Of
. sidewalk Oh the south side oi seventh Ave
nus between Cedar street and Aa1 Street. IN
the Village Of kerperce. County q hea ferce,
idabo. IN accordance Win TIE profis.ons q
b 4 ordained b. ne Chairman and Board
Of Trustees % the Village Of Se1perce, heH
rfrre County. idahot
section That Sidewalk 4 hereby ordered
built ~ the respective owners - the property
dlnancea No. aud No. 70 81 the village o.
kc1pcrce, NeE ferce couniy. Idaho. commenc-
fnf AZ the northeast corner 81 Lot y 81 BLOCK
"a 81 the Town 81 he1flrce, thence east past
Lots twelve and Que Of said Block -. thence
across Bccch street., and thence east past Lot
z 81 block a. % The northeast corner o. said
section , -Thai nsld abuttirK loia On ser
cath Avenue a. hcreinbeiofe described shall
conatItute Sidewalk District 30 3 Of the WI
lage q Nesperoe.
section LII any Of he owners q The prop
erff above described fail or neglect 10 build
ne walks prescribed IN thia ordinance. or II
any fail o. neglect % build them 10 accorda1ce
via ihe proflsionn q Ordinances no. and 70;
b constructed ~ the said village and The
costs thereof shall b. assessed against The
sscfion That The construction o. All side
ualka b. rein before prescribed 70 81 built, b
commenced within y days irom the date this
ordinance = adopted and published IN The
Passed by ne Bosrd Of Trustees and approx
"a b. Chairman. this i1th day 81 eepiem Der,
ilio IHAG. b. THOMAS,
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. A. Afh ORD, Village CLERK.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In fhe Probate Court Of Ner Perez County
Idaho. In the matter Of the estate q John L
Dean. deceased.
Notice is hereby given By the uncerfigneq
Joseph "a. Dunbar. admr.Or estate Of John y
Dean, deceased, 70 the creditors Of. and Al
persons having claims against the said De
ceased. 70 exhibit them with The necessary
vouchers, within 10 months alter the nr1f pup
iicsfion II fhis notice. 10 the said Joseph r
Dunham. a. ffHperce. ldahos the same Deina
the place for the transaction 81 the business Of
said estate. IN the County Of he1 Perez stais
Of Idaho.
signed and dated az Lewiston. Idaho. this
18Th day 81 september. A. ID. 1910.
T. X DuNHAh. Adminisirafor
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-29

Services next Sunday at the Chris
tian church, as follows: Bible
School a. 10. Devotional at IL.
Lords Table at 1850 Morning
subject, "The doom Of the slolhful. :"
Evening services: c. E. at $50.
Song service and address at 7;50.
Theme, 1.-THE man who misses his
opportunity" Prayer meeting ev-
cry Wednesday evening. You and
your friends are invited to all Of
these services.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-29
Norrce FoR PUBLICATION.

Department u the Interior. q. s. Land 0ncs
AZ lewiston. Idaho. sept ~. llle
Notice il hereby given that Ben 4. schultz 81
Negpcrce. fdsho. Who. on Dec. %, 1919, made
Homestead kntfy. No. Qlilt. for M ew5z, sec
?, Township "a. Range : A.. Boise Meridian.
has lllod notice Of intention 10 make final ave
year proc. 20 establish claim 70 The land above
described, before u. 3. Commissioner, ". ".
nammell. At Nenperct. Idaho, on the IND day
Of October. 1910.
Claimant names a. Witnesses Emanuel b
Carey. Prank Graham Glen Carey and john
b. KilcI, All 81 ftIpcrce. Id no.
tn. BARTLETT, Register.
first Publication sept q. 1910.