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The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
Cuban Congress Adjourns,

Havana. Feb. 25.-Congress adjourned
to-day until April 4. Little legislation
of Importance was enacted during the
past session.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
Tide Table.

To-day-High tide. $50 a m and lOlI n. m. low
tide. a n and 40 }. m.
TO-moToW-High tide Il :05 a m. and Ii g D M
low tide As a, N. and D. m.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
Temperatures An Other Cities.
Rain.

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended At
p yesterday. as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
CHINESE LAUNDRY
LOOTED BY DEVILS"
Lee None Awakened from
Dream by Intruders.
HELD UP By OWN REVOLVER

Celestial sxvearS I'm Native Tongue
and Prays as He Feels Muzzle
Against His Rfbs-CaSh Drawer In
vRded and SO Taken-The Pistol
Was Found Hanging on Fence.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
Condition OF the Water

special 70 The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry. W. Va. Feb 5.-Both rivers VEN
muddy
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
CANYONS ENEMIES
FLAYED IN HOUSE

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26

largest Morning Circulation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

has returned home. after a visit here
to her sisters, Mrs. Virginia Aiorecock
and Mrs. z. G. Durfey.
Miss Withrow.H OF staunton. and Miss
West, of Richmond. have been the
guests Of Mrs, w. q. Jones.
@3 Miss Jeanette Kelley, who has been
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Col eman,
man will spend next summer in tEu-.
rope l8s5ssi 81
Miss Estelle Smith, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, r. NJ. Hughes,
In Norfolk, has returned home.
Fl, p. Spencer, Of New York city,
wlthhis brothers. the Messrs, Spencar.
ClAud Wolfe VIII leave Monday for
3Danville, ~, where he will 4 DIN the
Danvllle bail team for tho seas son. !.
Nfrs III HarxlsI 0f5 Haulptn We're
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Buena Vista Social News.
[spectaltto The Times -Dispatch,l

-T s. tSpertIt 4 fs1 ms ---
8sl Buena Vista. Va, March 2 26.--':Amer-.
Man Man In Town d were presented at the
Seminary on Monday evening by the.
Dramatic Club. There is some ex-I
icellent talent among thes young Wo
training was shown to good adyan-!
8tage on that occasion, h. - 81
| The Easter services at tn @ EIl lpi iscopal
Church n this year wi II be unusually
good. Special music w III. he rendered
w ehoirsof elghtn,en XoiGes. ',n
dist Church rs clos cd on Sunday, ~ ans.
sTue sdayf aveni ng - r. w. " Ii, D..5 Harper
and ReY, III !. S. I'm gla y eft for Wash
Hnktpa IL attend ths session IS the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Lingerie and Tailored Waists

Special values in dainty
Waists, with very fine lace and e
embroidery, at q
Lingerie Waists, handsomely
in Cluny and fine medallion e
embroidery, at ...5........,. g
Very Fine Hand Embroidery
Waists, with real crochet lace g
trimming, at s6.48 and y
A full line Of Hand Embroidel
ored Linen Waists, all new de- 9
signs, from $2.98 to ......... y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Williamsburg Social News,

[specia toIThe3 'TImes- DIspatoh.l l--17
~ WILLIAMSBURG, Va,s March s6.----Th
sBaptist Sunday school Will s!ve an
}Armistead lot in the West End.
I3s Miss Julia Tyler has returned from
4a visit OF several weeks to 4 lends
8lni X lltncky and r. ichmo 9 md. "
Mrs; Samuel !. Moore oc 1n,lllonna.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

convention OF the NVonan's Missionary
Union, Of the Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, Z. Thornton are
visiting friends in Norfolk. 3a
v Mrs. II. B. Craven is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nv. 5P. III olt. In Duke, N. G..
n. A, Green has returned home from
oxford, where hs attended q meeting
jof the directors Of the Oxford Orphan
Asylum. Si,g AZ #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Newber1 Social News.

sss N New bern. N, g, arch n 2 RS, s.;
ETI. .8S Scott h, Mrs, u TT. Gu Ter. SIN Mrs
IN INV, Tones aud Mrs. ~ RI, Iardison.
are In Elizaba bath City attend Ing IN State
meet ting Sof5 "a he .H ONE Miss lonary So;
Mrs. J, II "a lAI1pE ser and Miss Maud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

guests this week OF Mrs Il, Il.
Spencer. )5t sis III
Milan Smith and o, Stensrud Will
leave Monday for a trip to the North-
west and Canada. Ss f h; 5S,
G.. L. H. Johnson. OF Franklin. and
Il. @. Llndsley, OF Portsmouth, former
students here, visited williamsburg
this week. It q
Ensign "A. Fl. Miles. u. s. NJ, has
returned from Richmond hospital,.
where he recent underwent an oper.S
alton He lis rapidly recovering IA Isl
strength.
II. FI. Cloves, of Richmond \. was 81
visitor here the first OF eSSweelS
5EIill AIonta que, OF Richmond. !. and DR..
W.. P.5 Turner, OF s;urry, i prom inorit
Odd -Fel lows, We're gu sts ST Hamilton
lgIYep IN honor ot he NJ M. II, MI,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

5A1unger spent several days this week
in Norfolk y. & y.
8daught er in Fayetteville, M g,
Miss Lila May. Ytllis has returned
homo after spending a short line with
friends In Wilmington and , south port,
and Southern Railroad office, has re-
turned home from a trip to- m lorida.
where she visited her sister, Mrs. Fl.
4 ~ johnson, OF II Floral City. aisi
Mrs. NV. B,,ssyYadsworthss hss Is visiting
relatives in Beaufort her ornler5
Mrs, M, Al, Bent on OF BlaclsS Noun
|stnin, who a8i s. u spend Ing the winter In
8Newbern. span eyera I q ttys "A rs IWe eek
with friends IN lIre ton, a .sc.
home from oSfo ford. O., here ia
8preached q er9npn hst9r the, STATE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

ytha cnest Of Mrs, WI Wright. left
tuesday Tor 7 Hot ;,, Springs Sprn gsva
and MIS-, csali fornia
Wv. 3. Prichard is spend ling a couple
Of we eksi in Cincinnati and Chicago,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wright are spend-5
Ing several days In aRoanok ke.
d Kiss Ella Read, of Be ford, Is the
guest Of Mrs. ". r. DiclSinso n,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-01
Rubber Goods
GOODYEAR RUBBER co.

&. H PEASE Presidens
573-575-577-579 Market Street,
San Francisco, Cal. U.SA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-01
Audit Company
of Hawaii
P. O. Box SAG. o24 Bethel st.
Telephone 7O8.

Conducts all classes of ADULTS
and Investigations, and furnishes
Reports on all kinds of financial
work.
Suggestions given for simpli-
flying or systematizing office
work. All business confidential.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-01
LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED
STATES WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Thursday, March 81, 1919.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-01
Army and
Navy News
- ~. y = y x x Y " y ~ y \ y y Y
SURGEON LANGHORNE Is
DETACHED FROM STATION

Orders have been received 10y Admiral
Eee~. commandment Of the naval station.
detaching Surgeon Langhorne from
duty at the local station. lie viii leave
in the near future for Washington for
reassignment, lie will be accompanied
by Mrs. Langhorne, The Langhorne=
have been here for the past two years
and have been identified with inner
social circles, and their departure will
be regretted DR., Lane Will become
medical officer in charge at the station
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
By Frank J. Graf.

(Member Duluth Stock Exchange)
 The New York market opened un- der pressure and stocks sold of free ly showing prices at the close to be the lowest for the day Steel Com mon showed a decline. very likely due to the fact that rumors have been given out that the forthcoming Steel statement will not be very encourag- ing. Union Pacific, Sputher and Reading, as well as Shelters showed heaviest declines. In the copper met al market London twas quoted II shillings lower than last sales which had its effect on copper shares Anal gamated sold of and had it's effect on Copper Range North Butte. Butte Goa lition. and Calumet & Arizona. Ari- zona Commercial failed to show it's usual activity. The Lake issues were inclined 10 be weak The curb issues were better supported than the list securities Total New York sales 40 900 shares. Money 1 1-2 per cent London copper 55 pounds 13 shillings 9 pence. of II shillihgs, pence.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
oIRoUx

Boston-Sinking in the main shaft of the Giroux Consolidated has been discon lnued at a depth of so feet be- low the 1200-foot level O naccount of the water which was beginning to come in at such a rate that is was feared that the electric pump now in use could not handle the flow if sink ing was continued. The full five com partments of the shaft will be cut out 10 a point SO feet below the 1200-foot level. leaving the remaining 20 feet for a sump.
 The electric pump now in use hand les about 45,O00 gallons in "A hours while the two new Prescott steam pumps which. are being installed at the 1200-foot level will have a cap acity of 1900 gallans per minute for one and GOO gallons per minute for the other. A water column 16 inches in diametep and capable of with standing a pressure of 52O pounds to the square inch will convey the water from the pumps to the mouth of the shaft.
 As soon as the pumps are in shape to handle the water, the main shaft will be continued down to the 1400 foot level where a crosscut will be run in addition to the crossucts at the 1eO0-foot levels, to cut the Alpha orc body.
 The Alphia shaft had reached a depth of 1200-feet and drifting was disclosing the greatest body of high grade ore ever discovered in the Ely district when a flow of water wal struck that the pumps could not hand le and the drift was flooded a! was also the shaft until the watel became stationary at a depth of about
 To drain the 120O-foot level of th' Alpha. which has now been flooded for about two years. will be the frs work of the big pumps. and after this is accomplished there will De muct to be done in the way Of retimbering and putting the flooded levels iz hape for production.
 All of the development work al the Giroux is being done in the best possible manner with great care and thoroughness. The era of production is no doubt still a number of months in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
POLITICS ALL
 ABSORBING IN
 STOCK MARKET
Nobody Feels Like Doing Much In The Investment Line Till Things Clear Up a Little More
CBy L. J. Overlook

BOSTON Aug. 22.-Politics have taken precedence over all values. All adyices on the market at present hinge on politics. The volume of speculation is small and no one feels Ike making new commitments until the situation is more clear. The bear party were on top of stocks all day in New York and succeeded in fore ing small declines. The Boston list was weak in sympathy. the princi- pal selling. however. was done by one house with prominent New York con nections.
 The copper metal market continues satisfactory and we shall see a rad ical improvement in the copper stocks before we see much, if any, decline
 At the present time we think the selling Is poor and the buying is good of ail the coppers-Paine, webber & Co.
 Curb list dull and featureless with prices practically unchanged and only scattering transactions. Denn held steady around 3 5-16 with only small offerings at 7-16. Shattuck in fair demand around % 1-2 with light Of ferings at g. Chino active and firm around IA 1-2. Cactus steady. Inspir- alton and Giroux barely steady at fractionally lower levels. Live Oak fairly strong around r 1-2. Tone of all markets was exceptionally weak at the close.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

depth, and a cut through a four and one-half foot vein, in a hematitite of iron formation. Assays made from the ground at different times pre- vious to this test run gave very high values, and 1t is his belief that the ore will give values of at least s25 per ton. from which concen trates sampIing over $500 a ton will be easily available A sig nificant and pleasing feature of the return Is that it is practically a gold one. with silver eliminated. and only a small percentage of lead.
 The immediate section surround ing the Big Butte ground has been mined for placer gold for many years and where the work is going on is at a point where Oak Creek empties into the Hassayampa.
 A total of but 200 feet in shaft and tunnel work is on the property. but from the remarkable output of the test run. the purpose is to begin development on a more extensive scale than ever before. Four di- rectors of the company will leave New York in a few days. and after their arrival the maturing of new plans on new lines will be inaugur- ated. Four claims are held under location and one of the attractive conditions prevailing on the system is that for 2.500 feet on the sur face the croppings are distinct from one end to the other.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
BBEE DAILY REVIEW BSBE ARIZONA TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST
BROKER SIZES UP
 MARKET CONDITIONS
ONE OF BEST ANALYSES OF THE SITUATION THAT HAS VET AP- FEARED.

Boston-N. J. Miller Of the New York Stock Exchange firm of Miller & Co. is in Boston. Mir. Miller is a keen analyst of stock market con ditions and when he talks he says something. He says:
 "I have been absent at camp in Maine for over a month and have not been in very close touch witt the market I have however, natural ly watched the course of quotations from day to day. and it seems to me that at going prices. many issues are unusually attractive.
 "The situation is not by any means an ideal one. I have, however, never known of conditions to be entirely satisfactory except when prices were at or very near the top. l must say that I am surprised that the market keeps comparatively narrow at this levei presume that uncertainty as to the decisions: of the interstate commerce commission in the matter of freight rates and more or less grave appresension with regard to the Washington decision in the matter of the interpretation Of the sherman law. are acting as deterreuts. My personal opinion is that the freight ly on basis entirely fair to the own rate situation will work out ultimate CTS of the railroad and helpful to the country in general
 "The decision of the Supreme Court in the matter of the Sherman law is entirely problematical How ever, I very well remember that when the United States Supreme Court de sicion was handed down adversely in the case of the Northern Securities Go the market within 24 hours started to advance and did not stop until record prices were established.
 The situation at present from the technical standpoint would certainly seem to favor higher security prices in that we have what I should call a comparatively liquidated condition from the standpoint of the commis- sion houses. I venture to say that there are fewer stocks being carried on borrowed money by brokers in New York at present than at any time since the rise in prices began in the early part of 1908.
 "Of course more or less Of an in- suit to the general public is involved in the expression that stocks have gone into strong hands Facts, how ever. are stubborn things. Commis- sion house traders have iiquidated and these securities must have found lodsement in the hands of far-seeilg individuals or bankers of undoubted strength. who in all probability will be richly rewarded for the excerise of a moderate degree Of patience"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
MOHAvA COUNTY MINES ARE
 SHOWING ACTIVE PROGRESS

a feyT days this week. They report that the ground in the tunnel IS hardtning up. but that the ore IS showing throughout the mass The boys have a big contract and eA- pect soon to hit the big ore boey showing in the workings above, Wheh they viii be in softer and better working ground.
 Work is progressing on the C. V' n. mine under the able management of Superintendent Mclaughlin The ore bodies in this property are large and rich and it will be one of the hig producers of the Territory when propertv exploited. The new shai' win reach the best part of the ex- plored ground and will be able 10 draw from the old works all milling ore left by the old management me new ore is of such value that 1t can be shipped to the shelter without dressing up.
 Major W. A. Mensch has put a force of men to work on the Enter prise mine and intends to do a large amount of development preparatory 10 putting in a milling plant The mine shows big ore bodies that can he concentrated into valuable ship ping product. Water in abundance can be had in the property and good roads lead to the ~ailroad, whence shipments Of the con -entrates can be made to the smelters
 Superintendent Atlee of the lAL group of mines was in Kingman this week attending to business matters He reports that he is sinking a new shaft on the property and getting good results In examination Of the old works of the mine show some good ore still in sight, while there is a great deal of milling ore to be had. This property is sure to be winner.
 James Uncapher owner of many mining properties in the Park section was in King man on business. He reports the pre- bodies in the Keystone mine look ng well and that with proper de- the mine would become ,ne of the largest producers in the district
 Jester Jackson one of the well Inown mining engineers Of the Ter iitory. went over to the Thumb Butte country Wedsendsy last. in .ampany with Eli Hilty. to look at mining property.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

KINGMAN. Aug. 2s.-The assemoi- ,n. of the machinery at the Gold Crown mine is we'll under way d number of large teams hauling the ,nachinerv from the station at Onioh A nine line is being put m 10 carr inc water from the bug spring aOoes Irnion Pass to the mine a distance of ,u,o miles. This line has been laia in the top of the mountain ,brough the main Union Pass diVlee' the water being carried along oy eravity. the head being about iorN five feet above the highest pollI From the summit of the mountain uhe fau to the mine will be about LULU fee, This will give a great pressure at the outlet and at the same tune furnish enough water for the he" min. At the mine a few men are getting the stopes ready to furhlsh inc necessary production of ore TOT the mill. General Manager F. H. Bar ion has gone to Los Angles to LOOK after some business matters, but is expected to return within the next few days.
 II is reported that the Needles Mining and Smelling company mas cut the Tennessee vein at a depth of 200 feet and that old works will be unwatered to that depth at once. Below the 200 foot level ia the old shaft the shaft is said to be in per feet condition to the 600 foot level or rather it is beleived to De m good condition. and the old shaft can be used instead of driving the ne" shaft down to that depth By drain ing the mine through the new shait to the 200 foot level it will be pos sible to catch up the ground rom the zoo foot level to the surface n the old shaft and work the mine through that opening. As soon as the mine is unwatered the company will be able to commence the work or exploitation. and shipment of ore It is said that on the 600 foot level there is a fine body Of lead ore and on the levels above that point there are big bodies of zinc. The mine is sure to be a big producer the company being able to handle lower grade of ore than the old own CTS Of the property, on account or owning it's own reduction plants.
 F. L. Mahoney and Dan Hanley who have a contract ol the Alpha mine at Layne Springs, were in town
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
TN CONCESSION
 IS CAPITALIZED
ROY SMITH ARRIVES FROM BRIT IsH COLUMBIA WHERE HE OR GANlZED COMPANY

Roy Smith formerly of this city, was in Bisbee yesterday, having re- gently arrived from British Columbia, where he has been for some time. While in Canada he organized the Durango Canadian Tin Concession company which has sexteen square miles of ground in the state of Du- rango in Mexico.
 The company is capitalized at s2- 900, 900 and the majority of the stock is held in Vancouver The company will begin operations at once and Smith has been made superintendent of the under ground operations.
 Some Of the ground was worked for it's gold and silver values many years ago by the Spa1diards, but lit tie or nothing has been done with the tin which is found in placers and also in the ledge matter
 H. J. Donald. formerly of Bisbee is associated with Smith in the tin pro position.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
EXPECT \ REVIVAL IF
 PLACER MINING BEFORE LONG

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-Plscer mining. which went into eclipse n California and on the Pacific coast generally with the apparent exhaust ion of the rich gold bearing gravels, is still yielding considerable returns to the hydraulic plant and the dredge which have largely replaced the pan and the rocker of early days. In many western camps, too Mexicans and others are "gophering out" and banning small amounts of gold.
 Trinity river, California, for in- stance, on which placer mining has been done for sixty years, is reported by the United States geological sur vey's bulletin 430 to yield between $359, 900 and S5OO,O00 a year, mostly from gravels of a grade so low that the early miners passed them scorn- fully by. Ages ago glaciers oveTode this region. grinding away the sur face of a great granite mass that Is scanned with gold veins and deposit ing it's fragments in the valley on a carpet of so-called dead wash" Frost and weather decomposed this wash. reducing it's particles and free ing the gold they carried Then came water, working and reworking. car rying away the lighter parts and concentrating the heavier gold ai the bottom, whence the miner gath CTS it.
 In the Randsburg district, farther south. at the borders of the Mohsve desert, where there were neither
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
BIG BUTTE GIVES GOOD GOLD RESULTS
TEST RUN IS RICH AND COM PANY WILL PUSH THE DEvEL- DEMENT'S

PRESCOTT, Aug. 22.-Flattering results were received a few days ago from a test run of ores made at the new prospecting mill of the Big Butte Mining company. located along the Hassayampa, below Walnut Grove. From a 1,0O0-pound yield, the concen- trate values gave thirty-six ounces to the ton and notwithstanding the ores were oxidize. the free gold was prac- ticalIy of no consideration. This de termination in treatment will lead to the erection of a new system of treating the output, and the syanide and roll method is to be introduced, according to a statement made yes terday by Forest Mckinley, general manager of the company, who is in the city
 Mn Mckinley feels very much elated over this initial run of his small mill. and the possibilities of the ground when opened to depth.
 Where the above values were ob- tained was from a shaft of limited
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
COUNTY RECORDS.
Trust Decd

Trust Deed Wm. J. Wamel ct ux to Title Guarantee & Truct Co. & Fidelity Saving & Loan Assn; Douglas prop .3500.00
 Registers receipt Wm. H. Marks has entered & paid for nel-4 sec 22 twp 13 2f %. ... %. ... ...-. 10000 Lucinda W. Marks has enter ed and paid for nw1-4 sec 34 twp 13 S A ... ... ... 10000
 Chattel Mortgage. R. c. Jones to Standard Fur niture Co. ... ... ... ... 69.05 Markus Schutte to standard Furniture Co. .. ... ... IS GO Nick Rafalevich to Stand ard Furniture Co .. .. 5000 Fred Miller to Standard Furniture Go. e. e.. ... 1s3.I0 Geo. Browning ct ux Brooks Cooper Furniture Co. %. 30O.0O Wm. A. Wolf to Brooks Cooper Furniture Co. 1000
 Land Claim John s. Sugich claims lots in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
MEETINGS IN 1HE SOUTH

HENiDERSoNVILLE. N. C., Aur. 22:-The International Association of Factory Inspectors and the Interna- uonal Association of Labor Commits sinoers met here today and held the first of a series of joint sessioners in connection with their annual meet ings. Wednesday the members will visit the cotton mills in Greenville and Spartanburg and then will pre- seed to Columbia, where the conclud- ing sessions of their meetings will be held Thursday and Friday.