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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
NLIERFAMINE
GIUSES FEAR
N NORTH END

rselss TIC fact that the city now
~ ssbgly IT water CONSIDERABLE,
h sas<m a ne amount used. scv-
s< pzrfs Of the city. iaciadins
mi Lawssn. arr experiencing q
rnAl water famine. and are
sr4s<ned With = serious famine.
kxu since the hot weather COM
Dalasz have been corning into the
or water office. Out on the hill
Esax 6sreenwooa av.. back Of
tNSand PARK. between 6 .. m and
7 ssaslght and 6 80 and ii.ao n.
a. fksrs IL no water 30 he had and
sxsosa ennssagsnees are feared
~ i-sfructidh By FIRE u one house
. sesfl sssh -. last week H. laid
y ms bach of water The house
tzned down about 8 p ~. and
Ore vas no water 20 b. had In
tns 70 Do any effective fire fight
~
No Hope Of Eelief.
A ~ city water office II was
1tsf hat these people could have
= hegs u relief until water Is turn
= mtp the new Green Lake re@er-
~ ard 1uss when that will be can
= : d.tsrfhined az this time. This
Azsrkt Il now served with a I6-fnrh
- ~ the Intermediate service
~ ne Volunteer Park reservoir.
2 " drain Il 80 heavy on this
90 sefore The water reaches the
fssAsopd AZ. district that during
= whaling hours II will not 40 to
y ~ n the hill
A Fort fawton the condition was
.sasA this morning. Despite the
'fAi yesterday waa compare
~ eenl and there should not
s's teen sech a drain on the wa
e matter Of fact there was
u eesNeen tyre and three feet N
- n ne forts big storage tank
- nofninz This tank is fed BY
Ak'ineh main from the Queen
. W. stand pips, but there IL a
- srain from this main before
a'ssshes the fort
Can't Sell Bonds.
rhas have been voted for water
49, Improvement. but u has
s. Aapossiele 20 sell them up 10
4 part Of the money from this
~ ~ BE- used IN Increasing the
~. " ~ putting IN new feed mains.
-. - nj tend to do away with the
fsatas trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

Charles Wiley contracting firm of Lewis Wiley and
Jarvis Inlet Powell g.
which Mr. and Mrs Wiley and Henry c.
creek,
Ewing chung the branches Of
Mrs Wiley sank Mrs. Wieys
the remains Of
Mr. Wiley.
and Wiley Mr. and Mrs William n. Lewis left
Friday Of Mr. and Mrs Ewing and
c.
Powell river British Columbia about 100 miles north Of
Monday yacht
inlet. with the IDEA Of doing some flshns there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

= Fair tonight and Thursday.
\ light westerly winds.
a A 4 n h \ = 4 y ,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
isc FRENCH CAMBRIC.

We show this cloth exclusively.
fifty different designs for spring and
summer dresses and waists. The
colorings are rich and the cloth Is
soft and wearable: SO inches wide.
washes excellently.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
LAWN kI,iONAS.

15c. for 25c In pink. blue and
floral designs. butterfly cut. short
lawn kimona.
59e full length Lawn Kimona. cut
full. neat floral design patterns and
worth almost double this price.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
ODD SIZE SUITS $500.

In grey mixtures. navy and black;
these suits are cut ON lines to at the
ladies who are hard to fit-not the
average SO to AZ sizes. If you have
been unable to be fitted in ready
made suits let us At you.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
sec LONG SILK GLOVES.

Values worth up TO $500 a pair.
in most all the shades and black and
white. Long gloves promise To be
In demand this spring.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
3oc MIKADo FoULARDs.

For a dainty spring dress these
foulards are ideal. They are cotton
and silk. Come In all shades and
very attractive patterns.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Nelp Neckluear
SOC SILK PoPLINETTE.

one OF the most desirable silk
fabrics produced for spring wear. all
new shades. We are making a
special OF this cloth; II is sold
usually at a half more money.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
soc PATENT LEATHER BELTS.

Quite the fad right at present is
the Patent Leather Belt for ladies.
We have some very stylish ones at
above price.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
sI.oo FRENCH sUITINGs.

We are selling special some fifteen
different patterns of imported suit
ings for skirts or suits. that ordi-
narily sell for $500 and $3.50.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
soc PORCH CUSHIONS.

Something new in porch cushions,
made OF awning and filled with sea-
grass: very artistic.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
25c POPL.IN.

Desirable for either dress or sum
mer suit Washes nicely. has a high
mercerized finish. An oolors and
wears satisfactorily.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
LINGERIE DRESSES s1O.5O to
$2f.5O.

Dainty and desirable dresses for
any ones use. styles that will tamp
you as person who uses good taste
In your choosing. ,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
SILK PETTICOATs ss.ss.

All shades, pure dye Taffeta silk
Petticoat, chiffon finish, wide flounc-
ing. one worth $500. iti' r.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
SOC RAJAH LINEN.

Full 3S inches wide in natural,
grey. grape blue. white Shades. For
suits and coats this class OF linen is
very much in demand.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
iOc DRESS GINGHAMs.

An immense line of the prettiest
patterns and colorings We have ever
shown In plaids, stripe and small
checks.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
25e FIouNCING.

Full lS-lnch wide. good edge and
attractive embroidery. quite a selec-
tion OF different patterns TO choose.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
CREx CARPETS AND RUGS.

In the various sizes we are show
ing Crex Carpet, Runners and Rugs.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
a5c WASH FANCIEs

In small check. all white or white
check ground with colored figures. a
sheer summer dress fabric.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
SUMMER CURTAINS.

Ruffled muslins, stripe. scrim and
madras. ..s9c, $1.o0 to $3.50
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
o5c SILK FouLARDs.

Full range OF colors. all different
designs. exclusive patterns with us.
20 Inches wide.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
soc DRESS FLouNCING

A very sheer and pretty quality,
27 inches wide and nice range of
patterns for white dresses.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
s5c RAJAH sUITINGs.

A full range of shades, all linen.
2S inches wide. for suits; washes
and retains its mercerized finish.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
STRAW MATING.

Just received large shipment to
sell at 12hs, 15e, 1se and 25c.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
s1.oo DRESS GOODS.

In all the new spring shades quite
a special range OF weaves, especially
priced for this week.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
s5c TULU SILK.

New, both in texture and weave.
all silk. 27-inch wide, in all shades.
Very stylish for street or party wear.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

EVERY DEPARTMENT TEEMiNG
FULL OF sEAsONABLE GOODS.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
1oc STOCK COLLARS.

In all white or the different color
combinations; they are very stvlish
and comfortable. -t.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

Every thrifty should take this advertisement as
her spring shopping gudethen her money will be most
wisely invested. :, :. :. :. :. :.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

beautiful spring spaysr They well
we'll for at this will find abundance sound sensible
empng before purchase them. everything this whole
beauty and priced OF
Paduah folks know what that the LOWEST PRICES good
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
MIAMI.

Boston-The continual enlarge. ment of the Miami ore body has made Of this a considerably larger proposition than it was at first he lieved to be. Since MT. Channine's estimate of 14,OOO,OOO tons of ore in sight, churn drills have been steadily at work and have considerably in creased the limits of the propable ore body.
 This makes it desirable to increase the company's equipment to a cor responding capacity. Instead of a mill of 1000 tons daily capacity. as at first planned.-a mill of POGO tons capacity is being built. At the same time. foundations have been built for a third unit of another 1000 tons.
 Ultimately. it is expected that the Miami will treat 5000 tons or ore daily. 100000 tons or ore are on the dump and it is believed that the first section of the mill will be in operation by Jan. 1.
 The handling of such a heavy 
 tonnage requires a large working capital and to provide for this-in broad way-stockholders will be asked to increase the authorized capitalization from 700,-- shares to S00,000. There are now outstand. ing 60S, ,S47; Ss.ss9 are held against the conversion of the bonds and the balance remains in the treasury. If the proposed motion is passed shareholders Of record August 24 will have the privilege of subscribing to one4enth of their holdings at SIS | a share. The subscription right will I close September 14, and the sub scriptions will be payable in full September 15.
 Bondholders who convert into stock
 before August q, will, of course have the privilege of subscribing to this new issue
 The new stock has been under. written by the General Development Co. and Hayden, Stone & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL SHOWS
 VERY B|G GAINS IN 4 YEAR

The s4S3,OO0 bonded debt shown in the December balance sheet was all yerted into stock previous to March of the present year. with consequent increase in capital stock from $2,5I7.- 900 to S3.00O 900 The present bonds are convertible after June 1 next at s20 per share. so that when this op- eration is completed, the stock out standing will amount to S4 35O,OOO, divided into 170.OOO shares of par value of S25 each.
 President Amster has never lost faith in the property and even when the discouraging developments took place on the seventh level he main tained that the rich ore which was expected there would be found on the lower levels. and the recent diamond drill results seem to bear out his theory. If further encouragement is bad with the drills. it will be only a matter of a few months when the ore on the lower levels can be open ed up when the smelter should be able to start again.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
NORTH BUTTE
 LOOKS BETTER
 ID INVESTORS
Buying of that Stock is More General Now Than Has Been the Case for Several Months Past,
CBy l.. J. overloek.j

BOSTON, August 17:-The volume of business did not increase today but several specialties were noticeably active. The buying of North Butte Is more widespread than for many months and it is the speculative favor ite at present Reports from the mine are encouraging and it looks as if the development being done would re- store the property to part of it's for mer standing Lake was in demand. The news of the metal market con tinues bullish and we understand that price will be advanced to 12s cents before the end of the week.
 Wolverine and Calumet and Hecls the two standard investment stocks are quick, to feel the improved con ditions and both are strong. Paine Webber & Co.
 In the Curb list Chino continues active selling at 15 at the opening with subsequent recession of half a point. Denn holds firm with sales at 3s and Ss. with all offerings at the latter price taken care of. Shattuck lacks urgent buying out holds firm around 25i to }. Live Oak steady without transactions Inspiration strong Cactus steady with fair demand. Ray Cons firm ] up. Balance of list un- changed to shade higher. London copper up 2s6d.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
By Prank J. Graf.

(Member Duluth Stock Exchanged
 The New York stock market show ed continued activity, during the en- tire session, the list closing at the high mark for the day. Reading was the chief feature of the day making a three point advance. Little Steel, M. O. P. Great Northern, were well supported. In the copper shares list. Calumet and Arizona was the feature selling at 64 a new high mark Calu- met and Arizona has shown a 20 days. Sup and Pittsburg holds firm at 1900. North Butte was well sup ported selling at 313 a new high mark. Greene Cananea failed to show Arizona is being well supported at % % while Denn is being bought when offered under 8. The Globe Issues were inclined to be fractional week toward the close. Total New York sales 6S41OO. London copper up Ss
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
BIBLICAL STUDENTS.

LAKE GENEVA Wis, Aug. 17:- The annual central city conference under the auspices of the national tian Association opened here today and will continue until August 24. Several hundred young women regis tered at the opening today and many more are expected to put in an ap- pearance before the end of the week
 The conference is planned for all members of the Y. w c. A. students and teachers in educational institu- tons and other persons interested in Bible study and in missionary work
 Many well known lectures have been engaged for the present conference
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
GREAT HISTORIC PAGEANT

PETERBoRO, N. H Aug. IT, All business was suspended in this quaint New England town today while its citizens joined with a null titude of visitors in attending the opening of the three days histroical pageant planned by the Mcdowell Memorial Association. For nearly a year committees have been actively at work preparing for the festival, which is held iii honor of the memory of Edward A. Mcdowell, the cele- brated composer, who was native of Peterboro
 The festival will continue three days. In a vast natural amphitheater against a background of forest, sky and mountains 200 men and women in the costumes of various times will pose. act and sing in scenes repre- senting the history of Peterboro and its vicinity. An important part O. the programme will consist of Me Dowell's music, adapted for chorus and orchestra.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
BOSTON 4 MIAMI

GLOBE, Ariz.-H F. Fay. of Bos- lon has secured a lease and bond on the Montezuma group Of 15 cialms contiguous to the Live Oak and Boston & Miami properties on payment of 5000. Fifteen thous- and dollars is to be paid every three months to the amount of ss0 900 and the 5000 just paid will be de- oucted from the first quarterly pay ment.
 The property has a good surface sno"ing similar to that of the Live Oak The claims will later be turned over to the Boston & Miami. The ehurn drill now on the Boston < Miami will be moved to the Mont ezuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
DEVELOPMENT CO. ASKS FUR
 STOCK ID SECURE LOANS

finds it is unable promptly to meet from income the interest on it's col lateral trust bonds due July l; nor was the company able to procure the funds on any reasonable and con sistent terms. Therefore the interest remains unpaid The same is true regarding the interest on the lm- perial Copper Co. bonds, and your board of directors and executive of1- cers are obliged to turn to stock holders for assistance.
 "The directors have authorized me to ask to send as soon as possible 51 per cent of your stock. the same to be used as collateral together with such other available securities. in obtaining sufficient funds with which to pay bond interest as well as to meet pressing obligations due and maturing. including the final payments for continent at Tomb stone purchased during the past four months. absolutely necessary if investments made in that companys securities are to be protected. Addi- tional advances will have to be made to the Imperial Copper Co. extending over a period of several months, while carrying on development in porphyry ground General expenses of the Development Co. must be met and a certain amount of funds ad- vanced to the Poland and Lookout companies.
 You have a very valuable asset in the Arizona, Mexico & Gulf of California Railroad franchise con cession etc. recently acquired. The copper mines on the Gila river re- gently purchased were known to be valuable; the Imperial Copper com pany's property with it's railroad and smelling facilities should in the near future with important developments now under way continue to be rated among the best producers in Ari- zona. The contract recently entered into with the Fl Tiro should prove a great advantage to Imperial. Steam churn drill for testing the copper porphyry ground and pay ore thus far exposed is shown to be from 70 to TO feet thick Your company controls and owns 500 acres of this ground. Everything is ready at Tombstone for the final unwatering of the shaft and recovery Of the pumps at the 1O0Ofoot level.
 MT. Murphy is of the opinion that necessary funds will be forthcoming if the 51 per cent stock IS deposited. provided 50 days time is given to parties making loan to examine prop critics. If the loan is thus raised at the end of 60 days the new interest will have the privilege of paying par s3,5OO,OOO. for 35.0OO shares De velopment stock. Of such amount the company's treasury while ap- proximately 10000 shares would have to be contributed by stockholders pro rata to permit of carrying such a plan into effect and provide work ing capital of about S1.O0O.O0O after debts have been liquidated. Should the loan be negotiated after 60 days period and 10000 shares stock to be desired stockholders would be called upon to contribute 21 per cent of their holdings to be sold at par | for cash.
 MT. Murphy says that he will loan the company all of his holdings. as will a number of the other large 1 holders.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
NEW LOCATION DECISION.

A decision in regard to the patent ing of mineral claims has been made by the General Land Office. In fu ure no patents will be issued to ap plicants unless oil OF mineral has been discovered on the applicants claims before notices Of location were filed. This decision is along the line of the prevailing law and in fact is not voicing anything new
 The case in which the decision has been made involves oil land in Kern county, California, located Jan uary 1. 1909 The final entry was made October Is, 1909 and accept ed by the land office there.
 Patent to the oil lands is refused on the ground that oil in paying quantities was not discovered for some time after the date of locating. The applicants are to be given an opportunity to submit evidence in their behalf if they care to do so.
 In communicating it's decision to the land office. the General Land or flee calls attention to Section 232O. United States Revised Statutes. which provides that mo location until a mining claim shall be made until the discovery of the vein or lode within the limits of the claim To- cated."
 Although this statute is an old one its existence practically has been Ignored for some time. It has been the custom of land offices through out the country to accept final en- tries on mineral claims whether oil or mineral has been discovered prior To date of location or not.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
REUNION OF MoReAN's MEN.

CARLISLE, Kyy bug. 17:- Sur vivors of Gen. John H. Morgan's command assembled in annual reun- ion otday at the Park Hill assembly ground and will spend two days in renewing acquaintances and swapping yarns of war days. Gen. Basil w. Duke of Louisville and a number of other veterans are included in the attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
WILSON z5 YEARS OLD.

Washington. D. C.. Aug. 17:-Sec- retary of Agricultural Wilson the oldest member of lPresident Taft's cabinet both in age and service, reached his seventy-fifth birthday an- niversary today. MT. Wilson was born in Scotland in 1885 and came to the United States in early manhood. He has held the agricultural port folio since March 5. 1897, and his
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18

record of service surpasses that of any other cabinet officer since the establishment of the Fedral govern ment Previous to coming to Wash ington Mir. Wilson had held a number of public offics in Iowa.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
SUPERIOR 6 BOSTON.

GLOBE. Ariz.-The Superior & Boston Is shipping 40 tons of ore per day to the Old Dominion smelt- CT Five hundred and forty gal Ions of water per minute are being pumped from the bottom of the shaft, which is s1O feet deep and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18

BOSTON-The Development Co. of America has requested all of its stockholders to loan the company 51 per cent of their stockholdings in order to provide collateral for financing the corporation, and its various enterprises. Interest due July on it's 15-year 6 per cent col lateral bonds, of which sS,71s.2oO were outstanding on Jan. 1 last, was were defaulted; the interest also re mains unpaid on the Imperial Cop Der Co. bonds controlled by the De velopment Co. In addition the com panw has other pressing obligations including final payment on equip ment as well as advances to be made to subsidiaries to carry on their de- velopment work.
 The Development Co. is capital ized for s7.00O.0O0. Its authorized bond issue is s5,OOO,O0O of which on Jan. l. sS.71s,2oO were outstand- ing. s1.O47 500 having been retired and S2s4,O0O remaining in the treas ury.
 Some time ago the company se- cured a loan exceeding Sl.OOO.OOO, from J. P. Morgan & O., and we understand that a renewal of the loan was refused unless certain personal endorsement was attached.
 The following properties are own ed or controlled by the Development Co.,:
 Capital Inc. bonds
 Mines Co. -.S15,00O,00O S3,O00,O0O Tombstone Con.
 Congress Cons
 Mines Co. .. 5.000,000 srss@se Poland Mining
 Co. ..... ..- 100000 100000 Lookout Copper
 Co. ...-.-.-- Z,OOV,OOV s-.s Imperial Copper
 Co. 0,eVViVVV zsVOvsVvV Ariz. Southern
 Railroad Co. .*..-. ,.... Gila Copper
 Southern Arizona
 Gna Copper
 Sulphide CO. .. .... =. .. London Arizona
 Copper CO. 10.000000 ....
 Stock allowned by Imperial Cop Ter Co.
 Smelt. Co. "..... *.. ...
 *Stock all owned by Imperial Cop per company.
 Current liabilitie son January |, last, totaled $1.617 .3ss of whichs1.- 5O0,000 were bills payable. The company recently organized the Ari- zona. Mexico & Gulf of California Railroad with s13.5O0.OOO stock and S6.0OO.0OO bonds. it being the plan of the management to build a road from Arizona to the Pacific and provide a short haul for copper from the southwestern mining districts to the East at much lower rates than now obtained
 Frank NJ. Burphy. president of the Development Co. in requesting the stockholders to forward 5l per cent of their stock. says: Owing to the continued decline in the price of copper, coupled with the large ad- vances which the Development Co., had to make to the Tombstone Co, and the payment of interest on it's floating debt the Development Co
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18

sinking in shattered limestone Much copper and iron stain are in evi- dence.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
ARIZONA COPPER co.

Boston-The July production of the Arizona Copper Co. was 2.910.0O0 pounds of copper. We give herewith the production for the past ten months Gin DOundsl.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
.* MINING, MARKETS, FINANCIAL es

Victoria .................. 5
 Wolverine ............... 121
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.

Boston-Boston Stock Exchange has listed S1.O0O.OOO per cent con vertible bonds of Arizona Commer- cial Copper Co.
 Boston-In the listing notice of Arizona Commercial Copper Co. 6 per cent convertible bonds, the fol lowing balance sheet of the company as of date June 30. 1910. is pre- sented:
 Assets:
 Mines and real estate s2 Oee 5O5
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18

Boston-The balance sheet of the Arizona Commercial Copper Co. aE of June 30, 1910, which was filed il connection with the listing of the $l Q COG. 900 6 per cent convertible bonds, showes a surplus of cash and accounts to which the company has on hand supplies to the amount or S10,OO3. The balance sheet of Dec. 31,19Os showed an unexpected floating debt and was one of the causes leading to the decline in the stock from above 50 to 12 1-4 That statement showed notes and accounts payable of S402,- 900 against which there was cash, supplies, etc, of about SS5 GOO.
 We compare herewith the two bal ance sheets showing how the com psny's financial position has improv- ed in six months as regards work ing capital:
 Assets: Dec. 31, 1909 June SO.1S10
 Mines and real estate ... co. ...