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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-06
NEWS FORECAST FOR COMING WEEK

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 5.-It is believed in Washington that the wheels of the congressional mill will turn somewhat more rapidly from now on, though whether any real progress will be made in regard to the import ant measures comprising the Taft pro. gram during the week it is difficult to foretell with any degree of certainty The senatorial trust investigation and the Ballinger-G Glavis inquiry will con tinue to furnish material for the cap ital correspondents.
 President Taft has accepted an invi- tation to speak at celebration to be held in the Metropolitan A. M. E. church Tuesday night in the interest of the Wilberforce university, the old est institution devoted to the higher education of the negro in the United States. Other speakers at the meeting will include Justice Harlan of the United States supreme court and Sen ator Bristow of Kansas
 Saturday is the day fixed for the formal acceptance of the statue of John C. Calhoun, which has been erected as one of South Carolina $ contributions to Statuary Hall of the national repub. lie.
 Several events of intedest to the poll ticians are scheduled for the week. At Albany the senate bribery investigation will enter upon its fifth week, with pub lie interest increased by the possibility of an early verdict. In the Fourth congressional district of Virginia spe- cial elect will be held to fill the va cancy caused by the death of Repre- sentative Francis R. Lassiter. Follow lowing sensational campaign, Seattle will hold an election Tuesday for mayor and other municipal officers. In De- troit, Senator Burrows and Congress- man Townsend, who is opposing Bur
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-06

The interstate commerce commission will take testimony in Minneapolis on Tuesday in several cases that are of prime importance as affecting shipping interests. Alleged freight overcharges are the points involved in the cases and the defendants include number of the leading railroads in the west and northwest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-06

rows for the senatorship, together with several rival aspirants for the nomina, ton for governor of Michigan, will be heard at banquet of the Wayne County Republican club.
 An unusually large number of i'm portant court proceedings are sched uled for the week. J. c. Maybray and his alleged associates, who are charged with having cleaned up over million dollars through swindling by means of fake races and wrestling matches, are to be placed on trial in the United States district court at Council Bluffs. The trial of F. Augustus Heinze in New York on charges of misapplying funds of the Mercantile National bank and the hearing of the Hartje divorce case in Pittsburg are expected to fur nish some Give" reading.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20
BETTER TONE NOTE AND
 ADVANCES MADE ALL ALONG|
By Prank J. Graf.

tMember Du.utn Stock Exchangel
 There was a better tone to the New York market today and advanc- es were maae in nearly the entire list. Trading continues professional hoAsser total spies amounting to 5lO. 300. Unioa. Southern Pacific, Reading, st Paul and B. R. T. were active and showed substantial gains The others all showed advances Not withstanding the unfavorabie news on Steel the stock resists any at tempt to sell low and holds well at 73M Coppers dfd do much, however, ana trading continues narrow and confined to few issues. Amalgamat ed and Anaeonda followed the New York list and showed gains Of a point. North Butte was up half point as was Calumet & Arizona
 East Butte was stronger as 12, Superior Pittsburg and Arizona at I3ls to &, Shattack was III better demand with sales during the day at 241s. 7sThe balance of the list show no change to speak of. Tn the curb list Denn holds well at 25s to 3 and any offerings are well taken. Live Oak sold to 2its: Chino was up.4hah a point. 1nspiration un- changed. Some of the Lake curbs are beginning to pick up. London copper of Is sd. Sales 51e, 1900 Mon ey 2is percent.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20

was unable to handle ore of this char acter and that another type of wash CT was necessary. This state of af- fairs has brought together the Steb- bins dry concentrator and the Quin- her machine. which. after severe tests on several tons of the conglorn- crate. have been found 10 work with absolute satisfact on.
 When Charles Hanson returned from the placer fields short time since it was with the fixed intention of securing from his associates the property of the Horseshoe Basin com pany for the eastern and western capital referred to. He. was success ful in obtaining the signed transfers and yesterday was in receipt of ad- vices from his people that they will be ready for active operations after the first of the year.
 The local people who are making the transfer are reported to be well pleased with the terms of the deal and to have turned a neat profit on the transaction.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20

The complete returns of the Nov ember election show a remarkable increase in the Socialist vote in near ly all parts of the country. In two years the vote shows an average in crease of nearly 70 per cent The on- ly states in which the Socialist vote in 1910 fell short of that in 1908 were Michigan, South Dakota and Washington. The states in which the greatest gains were recorded were California, Connecticut. New York and Wisconsin.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20
By L. J. Overlook.


 BOSTON, Dec. i9.-Tne strength of Lake and North Butte were the features of the Boston market today. The monthly meeting of the Lake directors was held and 1t was an nounced that conditions at the prop etty continued itsorable and this brought in more or less buying from investors. North Butte declared a dividend os 90 cents and the stock rallied easily to 30. The oaiy troub- !e with the market is the total lac of public interest. Offerings of stock are very scarce and bids ere equally few and far between. This dull per iod must be broken soon and every indication points to a good rally be- fore the end of the year.-Paine Webber & Go.
 Curb list dull and steady Denn n big demand with all offerins,s at s5s absorbed. Locally no reason can bc assigned for the buying in uie face of the complete shutdown We believe the buying is by the same interests which have been accumui- atirs stock for past six moaths. What their object is remains to be seen. ard in all probability will ba known in the near future. Rosaiia dull and barely steady with offerings at 14. Saarsuck firm at 2451 to & Inspir asion Chino practically unchanged. i-nndon copper Is Sd lower Total sales New York 510,9e0.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20
REPORT OF THE LUCKY TIGER
 COMBINATION MINING C0..

That the affairs of the Lucky Tiger Combination gold mining company are in excellent condition Is demon strafed Dy the report issued by James ". Malcoisom, the consulting engsneer Of the company, under date Of December IS, copy of which h at hand. This report contains much interesting information as to what the company has done and or It's plans TOT the future. Tn the past twenty nine months has paid to it's stocz- holders $910,009. a showing which Is indeed gratifying. It's earlier days were harrassed by litigation which prevented efficient work, was expens- i've and almost intolerable to the in- yestors, but as the readers of this paper know the company was in the
 nd successful. It was in 1908. when t really got down to successful opera tion, and in the last five months Of that year it paid s7l.500. In 1909 the dividend dis bursement was s409.- 500. and this year they have been s429, ,000. The net profits of the first nine months of 1910 were s4fs.s0S.9f: : while it's receipts from ores in eleven months were S927,0e9.04
 The report of Mir. Malcolmson treats of the bonds issued. states re cent developments have been most encourabing. both on the main vein and the Sooy vein. and that add ton ore reserves are being uncovered.
 Continuing in his report Mir. Nal colmson says.
 We have decided to purchase 55.- 600 acres of iand instead of 5o.0e0 acres previously contemplated, in order osecure adifionai timber land. order to secure additional timber land. and transfer Of title is
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20
HORSE SHOE BASIN SOLD
Douglas International

4 mining deal has eliminated in Douglas in the past week which re- suits in the turning over to Charles Hanson, for eastern ana western capital, all the holdings of the Horse shoe Basin Placer company. This company was organized here in Doug las and among Douglas people. for the purpose of acquiring placer lands in the Quijotoa field, to be operated with the Quinner machine just as th's crusher was operated in the Altar placer fields previously. The machines were installed and difi- culty in successful operation was found, owing to the large deposits of iron in the ccnglomerate taken from the Quijotoa fields It was found that the old style of bellows washer
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20

striking feature fcurrent opera tions.
 In Mexico the power situation is being slowly but steadily improved. each month witnessing an improve ment over the preceding month, and by January 1 it is expected that the present mills at Pachuca and Real del Monte win be running close to capacity.
 At the Pachuca mill a 90 per cent increase is being made to the 450- ton mill which should be ready for operation in March. At the Real del Monte mill the present capacity of $50 tons will be doubled and the new plant should be ready for op- eration in August next
 The new construction of these Mexican mills will involve an ex- penditure of something like s375.000 The added capacity will be a factor in increasing next years revenues from this very important department of the company's operations.
 The United States Smeltlng, Re fining & Mining Co. for the year 1911 should show substantial im- provement over the current l2 months, operations having been handicapped and interrupted at var ious points by accidents entirely beyond the control of the manage ment- All of these situations, how ever, are being rapidly cleared up and the outlook is one of consider able promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20
UNITED STATES SIMPLIFYING.

Boston-The common shares of the United States Smeiting, Refining & Mining Co. have shown very marked rebound from the recent low point, or from 30 to 8.
 While the operations for the cur rent fiscal year will be somewhat dis. appointing, for reasons already stated, and while the earnings for the common stock after depreciation will not greatly exceed s2 per share a very substantial betterment in op- erating conditions has recently taken place.
 In California the third furnace at the Mammoth smelter has been blown in, and up to the present time there is every indication that the company will be able to handle in
 its recently constructed bag house, the product of three furnaces in, stead of two as it has been doing for some months.
 The bag house has solved success. iehy e1c piooiciu oi dUSoipluS tnt smelter fumes and eliminating the damage to surrounding agricultural lands. At first there was 50 per cent curtailment in the smelter out put due to the slower process of fil tering the fumes through the bag house, but the company is now gradually increasing the capacity oi the plant and with such success that the betterment of operating condi tions at this point constitutes a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20

TOW 1, progress
 Ore Milled.
 Ore m He'd during nine months pc riod, ending September 90, 1910. 27,- 7s5 tons.
 New Mill.
 The steel ore bin and Gates crush CT are installed. The steel buildings covering the crusher and sorting plant and the tube mills are erected. Tube mill foundations are completed; the tube mills. all of which are now OF the ground. are being installed, as are also the drag classiers. which de- liver the ore to the tube nils. Prac- caily all of the excavation and ma sorry work is completed, with the exception of that for the filter plant, which is well under way Orders have been placed for all the machin- cry required in the new mill, and all the material should be on the ground by February 1st
 Electrict Transmission Line.
 Work is new in progress on the electric transmission line from Doug las 10 the m ae, 65 miles, and right of-way. with the exception of miles through the township of Fronteras. has teen secdred over the whole route. Permission has been secured from the Mexican federal govern ment for the crossing of the inter national boundary with the transmits sion line
 State Concession.
 The state Government Of Sonora has granted a concession. dated No- lsS-saher II 1910. covering the new mill and srais-Sssission Ire, which ex- empts the capital employed and the lead and copDe~ contained in our ores from all state and municipal taxes for ten years
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20

The New Theatre, New York, is receiving some odd plays. One play lately contained twenty-six acts and forty-nine scenes, and if produced would require 175 actors and a squadron of cavalry.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-20

Louis Mann is soon to revive ~The Man Who Stood Stil,.''
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-24
WatsIIa Writes Again.

Mr.. Chieftain: l just going to tell
it some bodies how l see it in some
papers what thay print in this state
II don't know what make 1t talk that
way. unless it publicans. Thay say
this law what we got it here in this
country faint on count this officer in
this state no good, sheriff., she don't
spill it whiskey and this tax to high
to. Well just don't say nothin,
wach to see if that truth. just tell
lit you Mr.. Chieftain, | don't beleaye
it that way. That federal lawyer what
it give it every body some license to
sell it booze in this county don't like
it that kind law, it make it look bad
in this state.
Last week before this time that
federal judge what thay call Fish
Hook she rule it out of this state that
cents for one mile ride it on train.
She say mans to heavy she must pay
lit cents for one mile on railroad.
guess Toms Burlington she pay it 4
cents, she is big tall mans and take
lup heep space in car box. This Injun
don't like it that kind of laws. guess
that Judge Fish Hook she must be
publican mans, that's the way thay
bin do it in this country long time
|ago. Thay take Injun laws away
from us the same way one time and
force this sam law in this country
|over Injuns to, by gosh. / don't like
it that federal laws it to much no
flends to this state. | hear it some
mans say | bleave it in this high tar
iff, poor mans to, | just don't behave
it she knows what this tariff looks
like l tell you it don't smell good to
this Injun don't want it stuck under
my nose. Last time before lexon
this here big chief what call her Taft
she say you lect me this time revise
1t this tariff, she got 1t lected but she
raise it looks like to this Injun.
tell it you when Injun say something
she shure do it that way to overtime
by gosh. Well l quit last time, will
write same more this time.
WATSILA.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-24
10 o 600 0 900 600 o o 0
% LOCAL and PERSONAL o
y 0 o o o 0 0 o o Q 90 Q ooo

4 A@SS AOA0 Noo ANAO NOAtAy AA0An 1ONN'
Sidney Smith was at Miami today.
| George Clark is seriously i'll today,
| Wilton Ratcliff is here from Tulsa.
Fred Ratcliff went west this morn
! ing.
]. H. Verify is here from Kansas
City.
]. B. Milan. of Chelsea, was here
today.
Loretta, Club House size, a cigar OF
quality. (s47-tf)
L. W. Marks went to Muskogee this
morning.
C. H. Terbush went to Chelsea this
morning.
L. P. Smart went to Alton this
morning.
NJ. D. Daniels was here today from
Big Cabin.
A. j. Nolen, of Monroe, was in the
city today.
W. E. Howard was here from Cen.
tralia today.
George vandever came in from Cen.
tralia today.
Norris Chandler returned to Seneca
this morning
c. C. Jenkins of Bluejacket was in
Vinita today.
Bert Chandler returned last night
tfrom Guthrie.
| C. C. Roberts was in the country
hunting, today.
Mrs. Dora Thompson is now prepar-
ed to do all kinds of spring sewing.
Call phone S71. 1925
Miss Ruby Robbins leaves Saturday
for Kansas City
John NJ. Hall came in from Clare
more last night.
Charley Bayell of Okoee was a visi-
tor in vinita today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Adams were
here today from Catale.
Robert Allen came down from
Wyandotte this morning,
NJ A. Mayberry of Claremore, Was
here today on business.
Miss Rebecca Burckhalter returned
from Marshall, Mo-, last night
Earl G. Bayless, of Claremore, spent
today in this city, on business.
George ]. Holland of White Oak,
transacted business here today.
FOR SALE-1OOOOO feet oak lumber
at our mill on Cabin creek. See us
Campbell-Ratcliff Land Co. 267-tf
Edward Merrick, of the Guthrie
Leader, spent today in this city.
Chas. L. BLY,, of Bartlesville, was
transacting business here today
NJ. S. Runyan of Chelsea was here
last night en- route to Muskogee..
Miss Anna Adams of Neosho, Mo.
! is visiting friends here for few days
w. e. Sunday, of Oolagah, was
mingling with the throng here today
Albert and Ernest Stewart were
here today from Shawnee on business
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Simpson OF
Pryor Creek were visitors in Vinita
today.
4 FOR SALE-1O,O 900 feet oak lumber
at our mill on Cabin creek. See us
Campbell-Ratcliff Land Co. Il
1 Miss Mabel Miller went to Musko
gee this morning for a few days visit
with relatives.
i Miss Ella Lane of Muskogee was a
visitor here yesterday. She left last
might for Miami.
/ R. t. Daniel and e. d. Mitchell, cap
italists Of Tulsa, were in the city this
morning on business.
FOR SALE-My six room modcrr
house on best street in town. Coco
terms. G. c. Finley, 525 West Della
ware.
Miss Mcfarland of Oklahoma City
who has been visiting the family o
I'M. ]. Spaulding, went to Joplin las
night
Mr.. and Mrs w F. Parker arrived
last night from Sloan Springs. Mr.
Parker purchased the Johnson Falling
property.
Miss Susan Smartt is expected
home in few days from Texas, wher'
she has been visiting friends the pas
six weeks.
Miss Ada Ashcraft has returned
from Chicago, and will have charg'
of the millinery department of th'
Dan Myers store.
Sam Frazee and w. NJ. Malone wen
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-24
Forty Acres For SALE

2ik miles from one good railroad
point; five from another county seat
town; and six from another good rail.
road station. All in cultivation, nice
smooth land. One-third of 1909 crop
sod for $3.50. Surrounded on all
sides by good land. Subject to $40O
loan at per cent, win sell or trade
for town property or other land. Be
quick if you want this.
GENE ENGLEHART,
266-269 Vinita, Oklahoma.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-09
GAME PRESERVERS TO Hold
MEETING AT OWOSS0 soon

The Michigan association, object
the protection and propagation of fish
and game, will hold a state meeting
at Owosso. September IA. There will
be some noted speakers In the field Of
fish and game protection present, and
a most excellent entertainment is
promised by the Owosso Sportsmens'
club.
preservation Of our Birds" will be
discussed by National Secretary
Some Game Problems in Michi-
gam" will be handled by the c. l..
Brewster OF the federal government
biological survey.
Gun Licenses in the Various
States" is the subject of a talk by
George w. Strell, editor of American
Field.
1.-The Future of Field Sports In
America" will be discussed by Dwight
w. Huntington, editor of the Ameri-
can Sportsman"
There will be present a number OF
other men or more OF less notc WnoSe
opinions and practical experience are
worth much to the general cause
state Game Warden Charles S. Pierce
will be there and will give his ideas
on what is needed.
Every sportsman (by which is
meant everyone who loves to handle
a rod, gun or camera in the pursuit
OF wild ife) should not fail to bC
present at this meeting.
In order that the Owosso club may
be able to care for all who may at
/ tend, IL is necessary to have notice o.
your intention to be there. Please
send your name and address to the
secretary +. X. George, st. Joseph
Mich. and state at what time you
expect to arrive I'm Owosso.
The morning session on Septembe
| IA will be informal and devoted Il
getting acquainted. A dinner will b'
given in the evening at which al
will be guests of the Owosso club.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-09
TO FACILITATE
MAIL DELIVERY
PRIVATE MAIL BOXES ALONG
LINE OF FREE DELIVERY
WILL BE ESTABLISHED
IN CALUMET

The installation of private recep-'
tacles for mail will shortly be re-
auested OF all persons on ~. line of
free delivery. and to the end of getting
as many boxes as possible installed
Postmaster C. j. Wickstrom will not
ify local residents regarding the mat
ter with a view to facilitating the
movement.
Circulars will be posted suggesting
that easily accessible boxes or suitable
slots cut In the outer doors will en-
able moro prompt and better delivery
service to be provided. will prevent
the occasional necessity of a carrier
proceeding on his route without the de-
livery of the mail in case of delay in
answering his ring of the bell and
obviate the necessity of the household
er responding TO the carriers call at
an announcement moment.
The circulars to be sent out read
as follows:
by direction of the postofflce de-
partment, the attention of this office
Is invited to the advantages of pro-
viding facilities for the receipt of
their mail by erecting accessible box
es or cutting suitable slots in their
doors. Such action would enable the
postmaster to give more prompt
and better delivery service with the
means at his disposal, since the car
riers can cover much more territory
I'm less time If not compelled to wait
for an answer to their ring. Private
receptacles for mail are also great
convenience to the householder, OBJ
waiting the necessity of responding tc
the carriers call at inconvenient mo-
ments and permitting the safe deliv-
cry of mail in the absence OF mem
bers OF the household They also
prevent the occasional necessity Of @
carrier proceeding on his route with
out delivering mail because of fail
ure to answer his ring within a rea-
sonable time. and enable him to make
deliveries to patrons living on or neal
the end of the route at an earlier hour
at has been shown by actual ex
perience that the benefits derived b!
patrons of city delivery from the u.s.
of such receptacles far outweigh tn
small expense involved. AS this offic
is interested i'm furnishing the hes
possible service at the least expense
your compliance with the foregoing
suggestions will be much appreciat
ed"
Provisions of such receptacles 70
mail has been made compulsory 1
many cities of the country, and i
each is stated to have resulted in
great betterment of the service.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-09
LAURlUM BRIEFS.



w j. Daniel, supply clerk ut the
Centennial mine, has returned from
visit TO Chicago.
Chester Parren OF Laurium has gone
to Green Bay, Was, where he expects
to spend the next two weeks.
Mrs. +. 4. Osborn has returned to
her home i'm Detroit after two weeks
visit with relatives here.
Village Clerk Martin PrislI records
10 births and II deaths for the month
OF August
Miss Elinor Espel, daughter of Prof.
c. Espel OF the Sacred Heart church,
Laurium. has returned from Cincin-
natl, where she has been attending a
conservatory of music.
Mrs. T.. j. Goodsole of Laurium, has
returned from a visit to the lower part
of tho state.
A son was born recently to MIR. and
Mrs. Martin Siminich of Osceola street
Laurium.
oscph I.aForest has returned to De
Pero, Wis. where hc is attending col
lego.