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The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1910-09-15

Arthur Ballard, who formerly con-
Quoted the popcorn wagon in Portage,
was in the city ,day and left this af-
ternoon for Beavor Dam. He has been
in the same business in California and
just recently returned to his home in
Baraboo. Democrat.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1910-09-15
WOMAN WINS IN
PRIMARY ELECTION
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Archibald
Leads in Ashla nd
County.

By.a vote larger than the combined
votes of her two male opponents, Mel
lie M. Archibald, widow supporting
several small children, was nominated
at the primaries for treasurer Of Ash
land county The nomination is
equivalent to an cleo ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01
COMMENCEMENT To
MENAUL SCHOOL
IN PROGRESS
BacCaIaureate Address to Be
Delivered Today Field Day
Yesterday on School Grounds
Proves Interesting Event,

The commencement season In Aibu-
querdle for 1910 was inauguratod
Yesterday with he field day cxercis s
at the Menaul High school. solne cool
records being made by the YOUR ath-
l't's at the institution and the atteuti-
ancc being good. The conunrncrnent
exercises viii cover five days cunc1gd-
ing on May ith. Al three O'clock This
AFTERNOON the b~accalaureate address
VIII bc delivered to the graduates 10y
the Rev Neil Ferguson. Monday IS
class day. the exercises beginning a,
80 D. m. Tuesday evening at The
same hour the eighth grade promo
ll'hal exercises viii be held ana .Ic
commencement proper will take place
wednesday afternoon nj ; o'clock.
The class day program is rs ful-
Class Day Exercises.
chorus, Lightly Our Bark. Cleo cut
history Of the Glass of 19l0....
49,. James Barcla Green
solo Japanese Love Sons"
..... Miss T.. NJ. Smith
lass Botany ....C Caledonia c. Trujiilo
usie, When de Big Bells a Ring
lng dat Day" .ScNtette
Class win .Casimiro Abel Romero
ode to Seniors
10 The Seniors Isaac kirkpatrick
Oiass prophecy Jose Elisco Lucero
Glass Song.
ilhN Temptation of a Patriot
O"rnet Duet, Robert Barton and Car
los SANCHEZ.
Modern Art
y nor"s Faily Land Waltz
Glee club.
commencement Program.
Prayers.
Instrumental Duet
WITS. j. G Ross and Mrs. NJ. -. Smolh
'r"tloh The APOSTLE to he Hchridcs
Cashmere Abel Romero
"uSic -.-..... Kentucky Babe
Double Quartette.
'iaunh .... The Little White Slaves
Jose Eliseo Lucero
MUSIC Spanish Drill
Orchestra.
ration. The Making OF True citizen
tiedonip TTusul3.
9oto Miss Z. AZ @t.ath
'tau"h ....- fh- Dawn OF Reform
James Sir,'ll Green
-iorus ..-....H Wake Wake, Wake
Tho scht..l
r~resentation of Diplomas ..
Superintendent J e. Gcsf
o. sHf
Tho Mas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

D0ny ever heard here has come and
gone. The Western Reserve Concert
company OF Ohio stands without a
flyal Wm. Gaylord Yost only ~
years of age is considered one Of the
finest violinists of the age. His in
te~rpretations were marvellous. Mrs.
Ella Schroeder Yost, his wife, also a
talented voiliniste, assisted him. The
souvenir de Haydn for the two
violins was a most delightful musical
number. Carl Bentel, the pianist, is
a master Of the instrument. His
technique is %faultless. Mrs. Harrietta
Purcell Itowlcn, the soprano. is a
thorough artistic and her solos were
received with enthusiasm.
Pro"rrns.
|. ta) Nalso-D major. 49,. .Schuett
% Concert Polonaise ..... Hahn
,. Concerto .,...........De Bcriot
AIR. Yost.
). April Morn .Batten
MR.. RoW!en.
4. Souvenir Dc Hayden ~. Leonard
Mr.. and Mrs. Yost.
3. Rhapsody No. List
M. Bcntol.
8. (a) To a Wild Rose .Macpo>coli
Oh American Rhapsody. 49,. .Yost
Mr.. Yost.
Z, Carmcna ............, Wilson
Mr., : so~.sn.
Mrs. j.. A. Hubbs will leave tomor-
row evening for Chicago, where she
viii spend the summer with her
daughter, Miss Jean Hubbs.
MRS. ", j. Johnson left on the
last night for Kansas City
where she will be present at the
wedding of her niece. Miss Louise p.
Ross to Mr.. Crawford on May 3. Mr..
is n prominent railroad Of
fetal, with headquarters in Nebraska.
Mrs. John Lee Clarke, 5Og West
Nenuc Was hostess Yesterday
afternoon at the first OF a series OF
parties PLANNED Tor the near
Mrs. Clarkc's charming
home was ruled with ported plants
and pink carnations. Mrs. G.. 5.
Crooks won first prize. a iardiniere
md fern. The hostess was assisted
a the serving of the luncheon hy
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Wuha and Miss
irene saint Those invited: Mes
lanes McGotfey, Lester, VI. l.. stern.
lIubbcll. Cornish. Harry Lee.
oolscy. Pickett. Peck. Waha, Nc ,
ponala, K Putney. Neustadt. Nc
-1ughlin. A.. n. Huning. Tom Dam
ihy, Farwell. r.. Merritt. McLandress
Aatson. Brooks. NJ.
Nedler. +. Wilson, Schwentker. n
siamm, Nndros. Il. Frost. Himoe.
Charles White. Marion. +. strong.
Edgar, J. Grunsfcld. Katherine Far
and tho Misses saint. Holman
ma Brent.
Mrs. y. f.. Mann. s02 West Tiioras.
an informal bridge Saturday
.fteinoon In honor Of Miss Hadlev
The RELIEF Corus met "Wednesday
.vcninS in A.. -. ". w. hall.
ocial hour was enjoyed and refresh
nents served by Mrsdamrs Hvro
lroek Niehl Gibson, Fournellc ana
The Ladies' Aid society 81 the Conf
.rreational church win give a to-, -
lte residence Of Mrs Marsh so1
'uuth Edith street on THURSDAY ~
ernoon- Mesdames Mashhurn pob-
ana Nolur VIII assist Mrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

isiting sister from Iowa chapter,
Mrs. Mott, gave "a reading in a very
pleasing manner Delicious refresh
mcnts were served.
a . =
Mrs. John %Borradaile. coo W. GOLD
avenue, has issued invitations for q
ard party to be given at her home
next Friday afternoon.
q 4 a
Miss Alma Baldridge was hostess
At an informal dance last Saturday
evening, tho affair taking place at
Ter home, los $. Arno.
Nj. ana Mrs. w, W. Strong, MT.
nd Mrs. Harry Bullard. Mike Mardell
and mother-in-law, Mrs. *. Mardcll.
where they attended the Shriner's
convention.
Miss Maybelle Perrsult WIS mag.
ried Wednesday evening to Mr.. J. j.
Dunn. Tho ceremony was performed
BY Father Mandalari ~ the residence
II Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crouch, 500
North Fourth street, and vas wit
lessed by immediate friends and rela-
lives of the contracting parties. Mr..
md Mrs. Dunn will reside at 500 n.
FOurth street.
Mr.. Walter Comstock, wen known
n A~lbuquerQuc. was in the clty
Wednesday,, the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Al Frost. Mr.. ComStock was en-
route TO his homo in Los Angeles, af-
'er an cNtcndcd stay in the east.
Mrs. J. w. Prcstel leaves today on
he limited fpY Igttan md Afians lgt-
TN points.
j. y. Woinman and wife leave Mon
lay on the flyer for Los Angeles for
4 si- weeks stay.
An informal dancing party was
bv Miss Jean Arnot. of 1012
West Central on Friday evening.
Mrs. Kaufman Mardcll goes 10
Los Angeles Monday to spend the
mmcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil H.. Field. after "a !
visit In New orleans, went on to NV
city for a stoN OF several weeks. |
= = =
The iacnlty and pupils Of the IIar-
wood Home entertained tho faculty
pupils Of the Mcnual school on
Thursday afternoon. Games and re- |
1reshmcnts We're the order Of the day d,
md the Afternoon WIS pleasantly |
spent 10y the entertained aud the en-
.e,tainers -,
Mrs. rull was hostess To- the
fhimble club on Wednesday after
noon.
=
Az -Lr aH- a. T~..H- F-H..~.n /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

luncheon at the conclusion Of the lit
ctAry efforts
The missionary societies Of .Albu-
qiurquc Joined forces In a. meeting 1T
the First Methodist church. Friday
afternoon at which Mrs. Marsh pre-
sided. After HE opening devotional
exercises by MIS-. J. Styunquist. Mrs.
Winchester sang IN her usual SPLEEN
did voice, Mrs, Formby, of the Bap-
tist church. read Il clever paper on
the Missions in the Philippines, and
a delightful reading, "Thc 'Squirc's
Opinion was given by Mrs. Elwood
"a the Presbyterian congregation.
'"The story of a Pink Rose was the
s~phiect Of an address by Mrs, Blair,
which was Interestingly instructive
Miss SAKE, the new secretary Of the
V W. G.. A., gay an eloquent ak on
The Relation OF the Y. w. c. a.
Work to Missions The program
was concluded with a solo by Mrs. Mil
Ter, who possesses a beautiful con-
traffic voice,
The Catholic Lad.' Forestcrs gave
a card party and dance in *. c. hall
"Wednesday evening. Both amuse-
ments were thoroughly INDUCED in
Nv Aht i"t ~ 'lbWN III dNAAllhhiiNf. Us
well as the ropast of cake, coffee and
ice cream which was served during
the evening. These ladies are noted
for their entertainments, and this
was no exception to the usual rule.
\ general good time was enjoyed
and quite a fund derived which VIII
be applied to church work.
q a a
Adah Chapter No. 5, @. T. s, held
a Nery enjoyable social meeting after
the Usual routine of business on Fri
day evening. The Misses Myers
played a duo which was hcartily |
applauded, and Miss Bessie strong |
an equally pleasing solo. There |
vas "a large number present at the |
affair which proved ono of the pleas
given hy the Lady Masous |
Appotising refreshments were fol-
hy various social games.
\ May DAY tea WAS given at the
home OF Mrs. yesterday. on North
Fourth street Yesterday afternoon hy
the ladies ol the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. yesterdays pretty home WIS
deliberately decorated for the occst-
sion. Mcsdamcs Cornish, Luthy and
Class poured and we're assisted I'M
serving 10y tho Misses Helen and
Myrtle Hone Helen ward. Dorothy
McMmcn. Marion Warrington and
Margaret Nnsou. pretty May has
Gets flled With sweet aiyssum werc
ass tavors no the large crowd in
attcndgncc
Another affair in University circles
which proved very enjoyable was the
dance given Friday evening IN Rodey
han hy the Second and Third wear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

EHHV Ut AM TTOfVN
fiaNe been used for generations m
ieatins coughs. Or. Bells Pine
Aar-Honey contains both com h'aet
WIN other valuable ingredients. Look
Tor the bell on the bottle. BE sure
Won ger Or. Eefrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

Is guaranteed Tor letter. riurr-,.r
eczema. chapped hands ANA Inns rpn.
nihg sores. ulcers and IN fact an sein
diseases Good 10 use after sbsyira
1Sc "a box.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

Another 500 larty OF 90, week Wns
-i'rn N''l.sdaf afternoon he Nrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

Another excellent c-ntartninm.nt
Tor the Albuquerque music lovers
must Dee credited To the management
al thc santa Fe reading rooms. Al
ihu railroads expense the finest COM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

fhr SIeu kappa Hcta sorority COT
tae University have issued invitations
ler porcl partN ~ huNona ON the
evening oi thc seventh rhat speaks
wen Tor thc dsarth Ci mosquitoes col
the nii Na porch parties Ia the
farfanls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

Miss Esttlie LutEsI ontertaincd Ihc
Daughters uf the American kevolu-
ton az the horne Ut hcf-rmer. Gil
Arno Ca SaumtsFt stttcrnoun ID 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

The uniyersity banch. aho spent
last weekend camping out. re-
turned Monday morning. a little the
worse for wear. bur reporting Be- bully
time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01


Mrs, Himov.
Orchestra parts ou second piano
hy Mrs Frank HERMAN.
s-tNl "Ich li,hc dich" Gricg
tb1 SolNiE's He'd" .Gricr
Mrs l. y. Winchester
Moruiug Mood. "Aust's Death
"Auira's Dance trom Peer Gynt
suite" Grcir
Niases iurtCrueld and Hesseldrp.
An interesting address on civic
lirlutr. by the president of the civic
l~nrr"Ncmtut society Dr. T1ylor-
4 goldman wts the other feature oi
tha program
Nrs louis llf,id sd West Copper
avenue nHs hostess tn Too TUESDAY
ciun last Wcrh Mrs CrIsU led th,
class study which was Italian ifs
Modern itaiiau Art Wa- ahlN hau-
uiNt m a. wen written i4iptr hy Nlr
Rope ana Airs Richards gave IS tails
industrial tialy which proved
careful research ANA preparation
The hostess af fht ao<nr SERVED a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

one Of the June brides has u
charming and dainty creation Of RIB
bon and lnco designated as a break
fust cap. It's wonderfully becoming,
seems Il good idca-don't you
think one would not need don
the curls aud braids 80 early IN the
morning. Wen, OTIS doing this week
guess the official ehroniclcr had
best get busy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

Miss Bessie Baldridge. a great So
cal favorite. was hostess 10 the ex-
elusive social set at her home, los
y. Arno, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday afternoons of last week. IT
was n delightful series Of 500. con-
Guiding each day with II daintily APP
pointed luncheon. American Beau
ties IN great clusters made up the
decorative scheme, ana filled the
rooms with their rare fragrance. ono
hundred guests were invited for the
three afternoons.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-28
(By l.. J. Overlockl

BOSTON. Oct. 27.-The big inter ests took hold of the market today and prices rallied sharply all through the list. Steele common was the leader in New York making a new high record of 50 on this move. North Butte and Lake were the leaders among the coppers with shannon a close second. The annual report of shannon winch wall be issued in about a week will be the best ever shown by the company. it will show that the grade of ore higher than ever before Lake and North Butte are both being uietly accumulated and should have five point advance. If this market continues other stocks which should be bought are osceoia, Copper Range Wolverine, Superior and Boston. Han cock and old Dominion.-Paine. Web Der & Co.
 Curb issues quiet but fractionalIy higher in most instances. Chino and Inspiration both gained F with fail volume of business. Cactus sold tc 25 with pressure still in evidence Shattuck finn with only moderate offerings. Rosalia sold to 2S. good buying making its appearance Live Oak unchanged. London Copper 7s Sd lower.
 Total sales, New York, T56,6OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-28
MINING, MARKETS AND FINANCIAL
|ONLY SMALL FORGE NOW
 kT WORK ON MIAMI

Globe.-The Miami Copper com pany is keeping comparatively small force of men at work under. ground where the various connec- tions between the extraction a rooms and haugage drifts are being made Altogether, only an amount of work averaging 265 feet weekly Is being done. This consists of driving six drifts and putting up nine raises. Ali two are being advanced on the 370-foot level and the remaining three drifts are being extended along the main haulage level which is 42u feet from the suriace.
 Two raises being put up to the stock pile at shaft No. ? are Eow nearly completed. Seven other raises, when finished, will be used as ore ohutes are being put up from the 420-foot level. Much oi tho work is being done in the vicinity Ut shaft No. 2, where ore extraction from the mine will probably be commenced One drift is being driven into the Captain claim lying beyond this shaft for the purpose of establishing an ore pocket there.
 The stock pile at shaft No. con. tains 250.000 tons of low grade dis seminated ore which has been ?c- moved from the mine in the course of the stupenduous mining operations attendant upon blocking out and making the workings ready for pro duction. When the big mill begins treating 1000 tons of ore daily about January l, 1911, this stock pile will furnish the product until it is exhausted Although the concentra' ton naturally, will begin operating with an intake of about 900 tons daily. this supply will be gradually increased to 1000 tons every twenty four hours.
 The total amount of work done un- der ground at the Miami mine, in cluding shaft work, drifting and raising has reached the notable fig ure of 75,000 feet, or considerably over fourteenmiles. This footage
 
 the Miami Copper company has car ried on it's work of making a mine during the past three years. It viii be remembered, also, that the total underground work completed early last fall was about eight miles, that the workings have been extended about six miles within the past year. The underground work is divided into 73.000 feet of drifts and raises and 2,O62 feet of shaft work. The underground workings underlie who'll ly or in part the St. Johns Nos. 1 and 2, the Red Rock, Agent, Captain. St. Johns, Fraction Red Springs and Climax claims.
 The churn drills three in number, continue to prospect around the outer edges of the ore body, thus giving information leading to g. knowledge of its definite outlines. The average depth of the holes put down is ap-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-28

proximately $50 feet and the best record made in drilling has been 45 feet during each sniff of twelve hours. daily for an entire week.
 The construction work has reached such an advanced stage that there is every reason to beNeye that the treatAnent of ore can be commenced hy January 1, 1911. At the concen- trator virtually the only work of i'm portance to be finished is to complete also the facilities for handling the concentrates and tailings as they come from the mill The pumping station, of course, is not yet done. as the work of laying the foundations for it has only recently been com menoed. The pump station will raise the water from the Miami Flat to the storage tank near the concen trator and it is footed about two miles fromthe mill in a bee-line. The pumps wil5 be driven by electricity, and a power line from the company's s large power house at the city ot Miami to the pump station has al ready been completed. The pump station should be ready for use by December first Its actuating eqlip' ment will consist of a 400 horse power motor.
 The 1S,000 foot pipe line which wilB convey the water to supply the concentrator from the old Dominion mine, is nearly done, but is not yet lily connected up in readiness for use. The company, according to the present plans will use about 1 ,o0e,0o0 gallons day of old Domin- ion water and will have large. aux Hilary supply from its own wells on Miami Flat in the vicinity of the pump station where churn drilling has been carried on for some time in successful effort to locate an under ground current
 The company will have an elab crate system O. settling apparatus and by means of this, will be en- abled to use the same water over and over again for concentration purposes. Thorough plans reaching over an experience of many years have been laid to obviate any flu ture difficulty as to the disposal of tailings from the huge mill. For the present, Red Springs gulch directly east of the eoncentrator will be a storage place afor the tailings and dam thrown across the foot of the guIch will make reservoir in which the water may be impounded. The tailings will first be stacked in this gulch and when it is filled full pro visions will be made for future stor- age.
 Vice President and Consuting En' gfneer ]. Parke Charming and Julius Lewisohn were recent visitors at the mine. MT. Charming spent about week there completing his examina- ton of the Miami and New Keystone properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-28

interested in the Santa Rosalia vii; visit the property, accompanied by well known mining engineer, for the purpose of determining the kind of a mill needed to reduce the ore. It is the intention c: the company to install a mill very soon and as soon as the engineers report Is com pleted and submitted the plant will be ordered the money for which has been securel by the sale of stock in New York state.
 The or body developed up to this time is said to be sufficient to justify the installation of a reduc- tion plant at once of capacity ot handle 100 tons of ore daily. At that rate, with the grade of ore now opene. up it is expected that profit of s1,ooo per month can be made
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-28
OLO DOMINION NEVER IN
 BETTER SHAPE THAN NOW

the great improvement which has recently been shown in United Globe. and while Dr. Douglas has always expressed great confidence in the Old Dominion, he has always had great faith that the United Globe would some day prove to be the most important part of the mine, and his predictions promise to be verified. I believe that within the next two years the United Globe will be making as much net money for the Old Dominion stockholders as the Old Dominion mine itself
 We are proving up an enormous tonnage of concentrating ores in the United Globe, which lies at the eastern end of our property. These ores are running between per and per cent copper. We also have a large amount of high-grade direct smelting ores running as high as 10 per cent.
 At the present time our mining expenses for the entire property are running between $4 and g. per ton, while our smelling costs have been reduced to under s per ton.
 The company has rid itself of the expensive smelling contracts which were assumed two or three years ago
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-28

Boston-George Kingdom. assistant superintendent of the Old Dominion mine and superintendent Of the United Globe property, and in charge of underground operations of both mines, is in Boston enjoying the first vacation which he has had for three years.
 Mr. Kingdom is a protese Of pr. James Douglas Of the Pheips-Dodge properties. He is a Cornish miner and in 1880 came to this country, working for three years at the Caiu- met & Hecla properties. In 1885 he went to Arizoni asnd in 1901 he took charge of the Nacozari mines, where he made a most creaitable record for the Phelps-Dodge people. To a very large degree the success of the Old Dominion property is due to his energies.
 Mr Kingdom says: Tn every de- partment of it's operations. both underground and at the smelter. Old Dominion is better and bigger prop erty today than at any time in it's history. It is making the lowest costs 1t has ever shown and at this moment its western cost for cop per is under 2 cents per pound
 '1 am particularly impressed with
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-28
PHELPS DODGE B CO. NOW
 ASK l3 CENTS FUR COPPER

which it was desirous Of selling with. out forcing ii at the top price.
 There is not a large seller of cop per who would be willing to quote e!ectrolytic for less than 1S cents for January delivery.
 Much, if not all, of the 10000 900 pounds sold by the Metals Selling Co. for the Copper Range Co. was for export. This grade is well taken by Europeans. When this agency advanced it's price to 127-s cents it did not increase its quotation for Tsmarack Isle Royale and Osceois brands correspon,ingly, but retained them at 127-S cents also.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-28

and from which it did not derive a dollar of net revenue. The mine is in position today to supply all of the sulphide ore required for fiuxing its own product and we are not called upon to buy pound of outside su,- phides.
 We are pumping something over 100000 gallons of water per day at the present time, but we are handling this water with our electric and steam pumps at a lower cost than was ever before shown al the property. We are selling 1, DOG. .oco gallons of this water daily to Miami and will soon have a market for all of the water which we can supply. Water is prime asset in the Globe district.
 We are producing about 2,25o.0od pounds of copper per month from two furnaces and we have ample cap acity for a greater production when it Is found advisable to increase our output.
 "Dr Douglas has repeatedly ex pressed to me his confidence ii the old Dominion property and was never more enthusiastic concern ing it's future than today