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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26
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payment will buy beautiful new brick house on
Columbia road: rooms BATH furnace heat;
WILLIGE GIBBS { DANIEL eos-os 18TH.
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on THE HEIGHTS
uNoUEsIIoNARLY TIE GREATEST
co,~ BARGAIN AR AN IL THIS lis Pa PAPER ,vvr
ALL FRONT ROOMS.
Overlooking pretty lawns.
brick with
THREE PORCHES
two Of which two stories.
HOUSE ABOUT - Fl. WIDE.
Parlor. double reception hail. dining room.
and immense iiSrar On on "a noor Three he'd
rooms on Sd floor. with air space above. Two
I"rs .auipp.d TILED bathrooms. SIX foot
tie Quincy hot-water system; electric light:
quick water heater costly mantsls. MIRRORS.
s"n n oaK w .oo Ssesn THROUGHOUT
.kiIlfa,,s roli.hsa oak floors ,e,vsas. rom s,u
places sheet beam CONSTRUCTION.
Remember. thi. is a NEW CORNER HOUSE.
PRICE ONLY s1o.Soo
BELL, OhRIEN 4 CO., Inc,
1909
FOR SALE so.T5o-IN DowNrowS NORTH
west section 3,story. cellar 10 room and bath
kitchen on the main noor: automobile she'd In
the rear; bargain. A-'C. HorGHfOH 4 co,
623 st. sa24-St
FOR SALE $3.50; NEW: COLUMBIA HGTs :;
heat. electric lights. Grand location. Very
Bell. BRlEs CO.. Inc. 1903 nv.
FOR sALE-conNER- poon OR rwo FROM
sl4. ooo-llr.. 3 baths. het-w alter heat: every
other up.to-date convenience, lot 40 feet wide.
Belt oBRIEN / co. Inc, 1909 nv.
FOR SALE-CnRSER ..-
Rich: nne looking resldene.
l2r.. bs this. servants quarters.
All modern conyeniences,
BELT. o'BRIES Co. Inc. 1909 G NV.
EIGHT Ro sxw A .Se, shs g .a,e Hall
on rERMS.
Every known upto-date. ccnvepisnce; hot
water hear. bay window. porcnes etc: close
BELT o'BRiEN CO.. Inc. 1903 C NV
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poR sALE-s5,soo..A cLEAN-crI THREE
story home on Irving Ut. close to 13th st.
Columbia Heights.
rooms-big ones porcelain bath. Modern In
every respect. Only $500.
BHLr. o'BRIES CO.. Inc. 1909 NV.
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FOR sALE-4 $50; Snw HOUSE; EXCELLENT
location. close TO cars. parks and other advan-
tageous improvements: six rooms. reception
hall hot water heat electric light. etc. 500
cash and $3I 30 monthly, including all interest
ana principal
BEII. 0'BRIEN CO.. lac. 1900 6 NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

FOR SALE-NEw: ON GA. AVE. NV; To-
cation best: 6 large light rooms and tiled
right: -. D. d. THOMPSON 4, CO..
'seo.1ot. e6u 1855 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26
WINDOW SHADES.

w. II. SPELSHOISE 1916 1TH NV KEL;-
able window shade maker. Call. write or pAone
for SAMPLES and estimates. Wall papers and
nir+--o s-.-~-e ul~-. N,in 9Sn0 fva M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

FOR sALE--I HAVE A Two-sT0RY PRESSED
In, rear: house contains 4. large. bright rooms
ard pantry: handsomely decorated; hot-v alter
heat: mahogany mantclS and tiled open fire.
place: bathroom has nickel fixtures, porcelain
tubs, tiled sides and door: cellar has front
and rear entrance. laundry tubs. etc lot Is
lSxi35 to 15-ftot paved alley house Is illu-
minated by gas and electricity. and one Of the
best constructed In this city; situated in first
class location aud convenient TO best car line; ;
price. 500. 4 will sell on agreeable terms
Address OWNER. Box 81. Star once. $500 lot
FOR SALE . REAI coroNIAI. HOME IN
Georgetpwp: magnificent trees; open all sides;
lot dDA15o: hot-watef heat and other modern
appoint ments: worth SIS. 900. Price SO 800
Terms. Address Box 212. Star once, se2l JOE
FOR SALEM COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
Few doors from Fourteenth St,
Handsome 3stofy. 70 It. vide
NEARLY NEW DWELLING
II large reems tiled bath and cellar
4 ROOMS on A FLOOR
: Lot Is 3 IT. wide. giving side Hgat.
House cost $1,000 TO construct
LOT 8 TT, AND IiOt-SF fcR. 800
". 8. MISNIX, Rms. 4. s and 6. 1al6F NV.
FOR SAIL. -. :" -, -. 3.
= You cannot afford to bay Without =
0eeinG our list. 1t 10 q recognised me.
dunn Of the hest the market produces
:. and always 1t the lowest pI1cet.
II Will pay you TO- consult 10.
MOORE HILL uoc.D. -l333 q Ut. ~.
non SAIr-HPW. CN Ga kvr wv Z. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

FOR SALE-$l5 A MONTH AND SMALL CASH
payment will buy beautiful new brick house on
Columbia road: rooms bath. furnace heat
grand bargain At s.. 500.
WILLIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL, 6O3-05 18TH.
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WINDOW CLEANING.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS!
White help and moderate prices. LEON L.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co.. -
moved to eol G st. NV. Phone N. 1850.
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Irglesifr Most convenien, to street
cars, new house. leased for one year at
ST2 so PER MONTH: 3 stories, 10 rooms
reception hall. kitchen on first hoor. two
baths. rear porcheS; hot-water heat:
maids room and bath In cellar: electric
tty and gas, hardwood floors; very large
closets In bedrooms. Will sell for 81 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

INVESTMENT PROPERTY. NORTH
VYST SECTION. Il by .132 feet. I'M
proved by large store. two g. rnom and
bath apartments and a large two-st"ry
uarehouse. stable or garage. Owner. re-
firing from business viii consider an
Offer of $4,000. Property Is in splendid
condition and will produce an income Of
81 900 annually
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

AN ENLISTMENT PROPERTY, * by
$50 feet TO large alley; MT PLEAS
Ant: Moved by largest store and Gel
lar in vs. section, with stable. Two
annual rental Of $500. Price. SIS. 900.
We want an offer.
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c. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. AUCTs.. 1907 C ST.
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new house. located In BEST SIC
ton OF MT. PLEASANT. only one
block from car line. On account Of i'll
ness owner will sell to quick buyer for
ss.cn. CHlonial porch In front and tw"
Inrches IN rear. Six rooms. reception
hall, bathroom. buffers pantry; kitchen
On first floor. hot-water heat: coal and
Ess ranges; electric and gas lighting:
laundry tubs and toilet in cellar: hard
wood floors throughout.
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National Loan & Invest

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE AND
others on Endorsed notes: easy terms: conhden-
tial. Room 4. Central bldg. 9th and Pa ave.
NV. GEO. T. BOWMAN se4-30t.4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

To SETTLE AN FSTATE-Three- story
brick dwelling, containing 10 rpoms and
baths: kitchen on INST floor. WILL.
BE SACRIFICED for $500. Fiyst-elass
section 'of northwest; ha.- block from
cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN; HIGH. DRY. BEAU
tiful" building lots. 25x14o IT,: suburbs Of
Washington: on electric line 15c car fare:
SO cash or $l5 on terms; 81 and Is cents
weekly. Apply Room Oil, Evans bldg. or
1910 New York ave. NV. se2l-tf
/ HAVE 4 SPECIAL LIST OBJ COUNTRY AND
suburban homes for sale or exchange. Write OF
apply EUGENE BUSH. 1912 18th Ut.
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Threee.ory brick dwelling on ST.
Nv: rooms and bath: renting at
SIS per month; price. $4,000; will con-
slider an exchange.
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FOR SALE-
SWARfHELI. RHErM L HtSsEY CO.
~ 18th st NV.
Telephones. Main 3Ti. BIS. SO.
finely built house. lorated in one OF
the BEST RESIDENTIAL sections. sub
urbs, three stories. IA larR. rooms. =
baths. billiard and laundry room in base
mcnt; colonial front Irurrh; lot so by 49,
feet Prize $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

LOT on. ONTARIO ROAD NEAR Ell
CID ST. NV: 50 feet front. can be
bought for 4h, per foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-26

CENTER HALL. HOUSE. within half
block Of Connecticut ave. car line, 10
rn.rms and baths: servants room in
cellar: nearly new and we'll built. Price,
$l0cS0. Terms can be made TO suit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
SUPERIOR s BOSTON
 MAKING RAPID HEAOWAY
Work More Rapidly and Elf fectively Carried on
 Than Ever Before

Development work at the McGaw and Gardner shafts of the Superior, & Bos. ton mine is progressing in more rapid and effective manner than at any time previous. The level work at both shafts is advancing in way satisfactory to the management and the sinking of the McGaw shaft, already bottomed so feet below the sixth level, and of three winzes is rapidly opening the Great Eastern and Black Oxide veins for ex, ped with machinery efficient for econ omical development. The b000- gallon Prescott pump which was put in com mission at the sixth level of the McGaw April II is running far under capacity and at this rate is coping easily with the comparatively small flow of water encountered. A stump with capacity of 30,000 gallons is also located at this pump station. The two 25O- horsepower Stirling boilers recently installed at the McGaw completes the pumping equipment.
 On the sixth level stoping is in pfog, ress on the Great Eastern vein south east of the McGaw shaft and two carloads of ore assaying nine per cent copper are shipped from there daily to the Old Dominion.
 The Great Eastern put down from the sixth level is being sunk on the vein and will soon connect with the seventh level to be established when sufficient depth is attained. The present depth is about that of the McGaw shaft from which the level will be established As the vein so far as explored by the underground workings is comparatively high grade, Oxidized ore, it is reason. able to assume that the lower levels will prove productive of large quantity of shipping ore.
 At the 400foot level of the Gardner shaft over 225 feet of drifting has been done, in eight per cent copper ore. Two winzes sixty and twenty feet deep re. spectively are in the same grade of ore In the deeper winze copper sulphide was encountered forty feet below the level. The recently installed air com, pressor at the Gardner shaft is greatly facilitating the development of this ore body and the future possibilities of the Black Oxide vein in which this work is being done will probably be rapidly determined by this addition to the mine equipment
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
WALTER WILL WRITE
 TRILOGY OF PLAYS

While it is not generally known, it was learned that David Belasco and Eugene Walter have formed combin- ation for f1ture joint endeavors that is one of particular importance to those interested in the vigorous work of this young playwright and the manner of the presentation of the his work by Mr. Belasco, says the Denver Republican. MT. Belasco has agreed to produce the most pretentious effort Mr. Walker has yet made, nancy, trlogy of plays, all indirectly connected with the same sub ject matter.
 This trilogy will deal with the menac- ing social conditions in American life, each one taking, according to MT. Wal ter $ idea, the separate departments of our political and social life that threat en the integrity of the republic.
 In other words, they will be divided between three great clements of moral lawbreakers. Two of the plays will show the lower elements of life combating the law for the benefit of those higher up, and being protected against the hand of the law, and one will show those higher up making the laws to protect them selves and hold the other two elements in their power.
 It is not announced when this notable event will take place, or whether the three plays will be produceld simultan- eously, or one following the other, but prior to that time and early next sea son, MT. Belasco will produce another play by Mir. Walter, separate and dis tinct, when the young author will again take up the cudgel and rip through four acts of throbbing sensation and theatric surprise. This play is already in the course of preparation, and MT. Belasco Believes that it will be a surprise, in that it is as distinct a departure as "Just Wife, was from "The Easiest Way"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
STATION COMPLETE
Drifting Begun on 660- Foot Level of Williams Shaft
 of the National

Since the sinking of the Williams shaft of the National Mining Explora- tion company was discontinued a large station has been cut at depth of 660 feet and drift has been started south eastward for the purpose of exploring for the vein which is believed to lie in that diection. The station cutting is practically finished as only the com pleting of the timbering remains to be done. The general southeast dip of the mineralized stringers encountered will be followed in the direction indi- cated and thorough exploration of that part of the property will be under taken. The date for the resumption of shaft sinking will depend largely on the results obtained in the level work The station is cut wholly in shale and quartzite impregnated with stringers of specu1ar hematite, some of which show some traces of copper. If the present indications are trustworthy the prog, ress of the level work should result in some interesting developments.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
GREAT EXTENSIONS ON PROPERTY OF
 LIVE OAK
Shafts, Laterals and Drill Work Showing Future of
 Great Property

Almost every branch of the Live, Oak development work Is making show. ing most favorable to the future of the property and is opening up weekly new possibilities for the mine Chief among the factors which are adding constant ly to the probable tonnage of sulphide cone centrating ore are the extensions of the drifts in the western part of the mine and the sinking of the verti- cal shaft which is in progress below the third level where the bulk of the development work has been done so far. The continuance of development in these two different parts of the mine is extending constantly the limits of the proven ore body and thus endows the property with greater value from week to week.
 The drifting is progressing rapidly by means of power drills which were re gently put in commission by the install lation of ten drill compressor at the portal of the Sulphide tunnel. Drifts Nos.- 300 and BIO are looking espec tally well. The former has been in orc averaging three per cent during the past week and the latter is continuing steadily in ore with gradually increas ing copper content.
 Drift No. 3l6 has been started within the past few days opposite No. BIO and is in virtually the same kind of mater ial as is No. BIO. Drifts Nos. 30S and BIO are respectively AS and 377 feet long thus showing great extent of the ore west of main drift No. 306 which is a continuance of the Sulphide tunnel
 The vertical shaft has continued steadily in ore to its present depth of 6 feet below the third level so that nc downward limit has yet been set, tC the sulphide ore body. The ore in which the shaft has been sunk thus far is chalcocite of good grade and of con centrating quality.
 On April l5 the churn drill which has been on the ground for some time awaiting the arrival of tools, was set
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
DRILLS 0N WARRIOR Second Hole Being Sunk on Montgomery Claim Ac-
 quiring Depth

The second churn drill hole being put down on the property of the Warrior Development company is acquiring depth at rapid rate. This hole is be- ing sunk on the Montgomery claim not far from the ore body developed by the underground workings. At its pres ent depth of 565 feet the drill is in sillicate or in schist. The kind of ore brought up for sampling corresponds closely to that which has been mined so extensively for shipment in the past and is supposed to be the result of the drill having encountered the Montgom- cry vein which dips in that direction.
 The exploratory work being done by drifting and raising on the 300 and 250-foot levels of the Warrior mine is proving very satisfactory. A raise and stope in which work is now under way in block No. 10 of the property is de. veloping an excellent grade of ore. The. daily shipments to the Fl Paso shelter are being maintained at about 100 tons a day, the average copper con tent of the ore being approximately 9.5 per cent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
SUPERIOR & GLOBE
Development Work Being Confined to Drifts
 East and West

The development work on the Super. for X Globe Copper company's group of sixteen claims located five miles northeast of Globe is being confined to the drifts being driven east and west from the north crosscut on the 650-foot level. The drifting is being continued along a fault of mineralized material and for a distance of 300 feet the vein has proven to have an average width of about ten feet. The mineralized ground is between diabase walls and will be further explored by the drifts with a view to developing copper val ues. The wall rock, so far as explored is solid diabase to the face of the north crosscut over 100 feet from the intersection of the fault. Crosscutting was discontinued last week to enable the management to hasten the work ir the drifts.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
ONE DRILL REMOVED FROM PROPERTY
Boston Miami Will Continue Development with Cur
 tailed Forces

Since the arrival of Alton L. Dick erman, consulting engineer of the Bos- ton-Miami Copper company, one of the two churn drills originally operating on the property has been removed and eX- ploratory work has since been contin- ued with one drill Although the change in the original plan of prospection will postpone somewhat the date when defi- nite knowledge of the property's re- sources will be obtained, it is under stood that the work will be carried to completion. By the present method the operating cost is reduced considerably below that heretofore necessitated and the working force is reduced to less than one-quarter of that needed form. erly.
 The company's engineers have re- gently finished complete topographic al map of the entire group of 42 claims. It is the intention of the management to continue the drill work indefinitely until such time as the nature of the min eral deposits can be determined.
 The twelfth drill hole is now being put down on the Ne wYear claim locat ed near the central part of the group and about 2,000 feet south of the Live Oak property line.
 Superintendent F. W. Hoar and MT. Dickerman are visiting the property al most daily and are apparently well sat isfed with the future prospects for the development of an ore body.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
MICHIGAN "DRYS"
 WILL CELEBRATE

DETROIT, Mich, April 16.-The Wo- mems Christian Temperance union of Detroit has concluded arrangements for a mass meeting tomorrow afternoon that is expected to be the greatest demon stration ever held here in the cause of temperance. The meeting will be in the nature of a jubilation over the victories of the "drys" in the recent local op- tion elections in Michigan. Plans for continuing the anti-saloon campaign with renewed vigor will also be discuss ed. Prominent prohibition leaders from several states have consented to address the meeting.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
CHURN DRILL WORK
 ON CORDOVA MINE
Third Hole on Osceola Di-
 vision 532 Feet Deep

The churn drill working on the Eure ka group of claims held by the Cor dova Copper company is making good headway. The third hole is now being sunk on the east end of the Osceola claim almost directly southwest of the Sullivan shaft where considerable drift ing in the schist was done last year on the 475-foot level. The present hole is 532 feet deep and the formation in which the drill is working in granite porphyry. It is the intention of the management to continue sinking un- til depth of $50 or 700 feet is at tained.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

the waste is hoisted to the surface by means of a whim.
 At the depth of 100 feet q level has been established and from a point a short distance north of the shaft cross. cuts are being driven toward both walls to determine the width of the vein and the exact nature of the mineralized material with which it is filled. These crosscuts will be continued through both walls to further determine the charac' ter of the formation.
 On the 50-foot level of the Telfair shaft good progress is being made where crosscut has been driven 75C feet south from the shaft and is now in shale at distance of l50 feet from the supposed location of the Old Do minion fault at this depth. At the present rate of crosscutting the vein should be opened within the next month
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
THE TOUCH THAT FAILED

The portly old gentleman had just fin ished sumptuous dinner. As he turn ed to leave, the waiter touched his arm, and in an insinuating manner, said:
 "Haven't you'er-forgotten some. thing, sir"
 "Why, yes, so l have" replied the old gentleman, "thank you for the re. minder'
 Lifting plate, he pocketed the bill which had lain underneath it, and stalked out past the crest fallen waiter. National Monthly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
AR|zONA-M|CH|GAN IN GOOD ROCK Developments in Blackbird Shaft Satisfactory to
 Management

The sinking of the Blackbird shaft
 of the Arizona Michigan Mining com pany is exposing a well-mineralized vein at a depth of I75 feet. At the low, CT part of the shaft the iron and man. gancse content together with occasional punches of copper minerals gives to the vein a promising appearance. The hangingwall is obscured by broaden ing of the vein beyond the width of the shaft. The sinking of the shaft is being continued by hand drilling and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
LAKEWOOD'S ANNUAL
 HORSE SHOW OPENS

LAKEWOOD, N., J., April 16.-Spec' tacular hurdle jumping, keen driving competitions, an admirable display ot horsefesh and an outpouring of cottag CTS and guests were the features of the eighth annual horse show at the Lake wood Country club today. An extra attraction was the presence of large number of British and American polo players and their ponies, who have been taking part in the international pQlc tournament at Georgian Court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17
LOVE POTION OF
 DEATH IS GIVEN
Favorite Horses of Silent
 Smith ChlOrofOrmed

CHICAGO, April 16.-'rwo hand some black horses, the property of the late Mrs. Beatrice Smith of Chicago, mother of "Silent" Smith, were chloroformed today, in accordance with the dying wish of the owner, who pre- ferred them to be killed rather than fall into the hands of someone who might mistreat them.
 Mrs Smith s affection for horses is shown in her refusal to purchase an automobile.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

at work about 45O feet west of the vertical shaft and at the junction of drifts Nos. sos and 31l. In the future this drill work will doubtless prove an invaluable auxiliary to the drifting on the different levels of the mine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

Tablecloths, napkins and towels should be darned neatly on the wrong side as soon as they become thin and worn and before the thread breaks. It will make them last much longer and look better.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

NEW YORK, April 16,-While Rev, Charles F. Aked broke all church rec ords by raising $324,OO0 for a new church in twenty-eight minutes, he must have a total of $500,000 before he will start the new edifce for the Fifth Av- enue Baptist church. John D. Rocke- Teller will duplicate each dollar raised by Rev. Dr. Aked. The congregation of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, called Rockefeller $ church ''-which, by the way, is not pleasing to the pas tor-nTmbers the humble washwoman as member. In fact, it was wash woman who gave the first money to- ward raising the funds for the build ing. Rev. Dr. Aked says he will raise the balance of the funds at next Sun days services.