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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17
GAY & STURGIS GOSSIP.

Calumet, Mich, May 1.-THE gem
eral market was inclined to be weak
and rather dull today There was a
small volume of business done and
prices closed fractionally lower
Isle Royale was the feature in the
Boston list, opening at 22 bid and ad-
vancing to 22& on report of striking
the Baltic lode in trench 500 feet
east of shaft A, showing a width of %
feet
With the exception of Arizona Com
mercial, which was inclined to be weak
and sold off nearly two points, the
balance OF the list was dull and with
out material change i'm price.
The curb list was quiet and prices
business being done.
Quincy declared quarterly dividend
of $1.25 a share. This is a reduction
of 25 cents from the last dividend The
dividend is payable June 20 to stock Of
record May 81.
Boston. May 1.-THE European Wis
ible supply of copper shows the largest
fortnightly decrease since the stocks
abroad began to decline with the
statement of March 1.
The decrease from May amounts
to 3,554SSO pounds and the total de-
crease from February Is has been 49,
| 275,200 pounds.-Financia News
Globe, Ariz. May 1.-THE output of
the Superior and Boston Co mine dur
ing April totalled 35S,OO7 pounds of
copper and 6726 ounces of silver
News Bureau.
New York, May 1.-THE failure OF
the Philadelphia bond issue yesterday
and the appointment of a receiver for
Hooking Valley had n somewhat chill
ing effect on sentiment. However. do
not consider either one of these things
of much importance. There is no rea-
Philadelphia bond sale should succeed,
and the Hooking Valley receivership
seems to be a technical thing without
any relation to the financial condition
of the road London prices have come
over this morning somewhat lower and
reaction today. However I doubt II
the reaction will go very far, as there
does not seem to be any stock pressing
for sale. The whole street has got
the Reading tip now. and there are too
many bulls in Reading at the moment.
However, I think It Is q good pur-
chase on all reactions.
There is quite a strong tip out that
we will see much more activity and
higher prices for Great Northern pfd.
during the next sixty days.
Crop news and news of the money
market are somewhat more favorable.
The Standard Oil and Tobacco decls-
ions will probably not be with us again
this year. More seasonable weather
in New York city is having a slightly
cheering effect. look for little ir-
regularity for n day or two.
I still think after some slight reac-
ton. prices will again work higher for
the immediate FUTURE. w. Prentiss
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17
STOCKS

Boston, Mass, May 17.-Quiet liqui-
dation continued today and the market
displayed a sagging tendency through
out the session. Isle Royale was nota-
bly, strong on report of striking the
Baltic lode rich in trench North
Butte also showed a firm tone on COM
paratively small transactions. The
supply of this stock is very small under
35 and it advances easily on small buy
ing. The market remains a trading af-
fair and can be bought on few points
decline for turn only.-Foster. OF
Paine, Webber e. Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17
PAINE, WEBER & co.'s GOSSIP.

The lode cut i'm drill hole No. 3 OF
the Now Baltic is about in the horizon
OF the Tomahawlx lode which was
found so rich In the Oneco. In the New
Baltic the lode is 20 feet wide, feet of
which is highly mineralized and two
feet very rich. IL was cut at a depth
OF $50 feett. The core from the No. 4
on the New Baltic lode shows much
heavy and shot copper. 1t was some
what broken and not much of the core
was secured.
Houghton Copper company is i'm receipt
OF following advices regarding the
second strike Number diamond
drill struck the bed at depth of 451
feet and core showed copper to depth
of 479 feet"
Mining men. who have recently Wis
tied the Ojibway property, express
surprise at the excellent showing in
that mine and the quality of the rock,
not coming from one point, but from
the 500, $50 and 500 levels and all
points where drifting Is proceeding.
The concrete track in No. shaft of
Mohawk has been completed to the
2nd level and hosting is going for
ward from that point with sinking to
the 3rd level under way. Drifts are
being extended both ways from the
shaft at the first and second levels.
Throughout the mine there are coming
I'm excellent punches of copper ground
more frequently than heretofore and
the mine as whole may be said to be
above the average.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17
TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY.
Presbyterian Italian Mission Will Re-
member Savonaroa.

The anniversary of the death OF Gil
ROLAND Savonarola, the great Italian
patriot and religious reformer who
lived between 1852 and 1893, will be
observed by the Presbyterian Italian
Mission on Saturday evening. A pro-
gram of n literary and musical ma
ture will be rendered. Rev. Joseph
Anastasie, pastor of the mission will
be in charge and 1t is expected that
the program will be very successful
Rev. Il. r.. DeLucca. who organized
the local mission arrived i'm Calumet
yesterday to visit friends for short
time. Rev. DeLucca is prominently
identified with work of a similar
nature i'm Detroit, and has been very
successful in this direction.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17
UTAH COPPER.

Utah Coppers quarterly report Tor
the first three months of the calendar
and fiscal year is so entirely filed with
interesting data that it is difficult to
present any condensed review.
The operations of the Boston Con-
solidated mill were not included until
the first of February. The rapid in
crease in production shown below rs
due, in part, to the output from the
Boston Consolidated property for the
months of February and March, but
about equally to the increased output
of all mills due to the improved trans
portation service which permitted OF
their operation ut full capacity for only
the single month of March"
The output for the quarter was as
follows:
January, 4.745,O66 lbs; February. o.
9l3,465 lbs; March, 7,S5S.2SS lbs; total
for first quarter 1S,511,S19 lbs
The net profits for the quarter were
$871957. The average cost for the quar-
ter was S.43 cents. as compared with
S.4S i'm the previous quarter. The cost
at the Garfield plant, henceforth to be
known as the magma" was 7.6 cents,
and of the Utah Copper output, prop
er, cents; the cost of the entire out
put of both companies was raised to
S.43 by the inclusion of Boston Con-
solidated
The proportion of underground min
ing was also raised from 3 to II per
cent by the inclusion of the Boston
Consolidated operations. though steam
shovelling will be substituted on this
property as rapidly as is physically
possible. The Boston Consolidated
mill, henceforth to be known as the
Arthur" is to be remodeled on the
lines of the Magma, and It's capacity
more than doubled. without extending
the present buildings other than to
provide storage bins for ore reserves
proportionate to the increased capacity.
Not the least interesting part of the
report has to do with the ore reserves.
In the Utah Copper annual report for
1909. the reserves on Utah Copper
ground alone were estimated at 90
N''f"NN tVhS. " tilS iiiuSl NOW w
added 100000 tons in Boston Con-
solidated ground of developed ore and
100000 tons additional of some
what lower grade. Beside this both
properties are known to contain large,
undeveloped areas, but without consid
ering these the ore already i'm sight is
sufficient supply to last. at the pres
ent rate of operations. for forty years,
and at the proposed increased rate of
production, for thirty years.
IL should be noted chat the earnings
during this quarter which. of course.
10 not include any income from the
investment i'm Nevada, were at the rate
OF SS,5OO,O00 annually. Adding to this
utah Copper's income from Nevada
consolidated. brings the total amount
Oh IT'S revenue for the quarter up to
'he rate of, approximately, $5,00O.000
per annum. or well i'm excess of the
present SO rate of dividends on it's en-
uire capital stock of 100000 shares
now outstanding. although the COM
pahy has not yet, by any means. re-
celVed the full benefit of it's Boston
consolidated purchase. or even brought
It's own property up to the limit of
production.-IIayden. stone e. Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17
CALUMET WOMAN DEAD.

Mrs. Victor Blom, aged % years
died at her home, No. 2S, Willow ave-
nue. this morning after a short illness
She is survived by a husband and in
FAINT child, also a father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Olander Eighth
street and several sisters and brothers
one of whom is Rev. ]. Olander. for
merly of the Swedish Lutheran church
OF this city. No funeral arrangements
havo been made.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17

IL he should spend his entire income
trying to prepare a better medicine
than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, dys-
entery or bowel complaints. 1t is sim
ply impossible, and so says every one
that has used it. Sold by the Eagle
Drug Store, Calumet, and Laurium
Pharmacy Iaurium
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17

COURT JOHN A. BOBB f. OF A.
There will be a special meeting Sat
urGay evening. May 21st, at o'clock
sharp. All members are requested TO
be present. Business of Importance
1853 VIM Dunn, Sec'y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17
Cav a. Sturgis saws:

Boston, Mass, May 17.--There was
outside interest was nil The profess
SIGNALS sold prices down and a small
rally Is likely There does not seem
To be any issue. The prices for Arlz-
ona Commercial bonds and small
amount of subscription shows the alb
solute prostration of interest i'm copper
shares around Boston,. ]. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-17

The funeral Of the one-ycar- old
child of Matt Stefanic took place yes
terday afternoon with services at St.
Anthony's Polish church. and inter
ment i'm Lake View.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-27
New Cases.

Felix Sklodowsky VS. Peter Nc
CURE; no complaint filed. A. M.
Abel for defendant.
Clara Belle French VS. Chehalis
County; reduction of taxes. Frank
GrOundwater for plaintiff.
State VS.. King Matson; removing
lawful brands. G. r. Snider for
plaintiff.
Henry Ledford VS. Belle Ledford !;
divorce. Dan Pearsall for plaintiff.
Carlisle-Pennell Lumber company
VS.. Norman Mcdonald ct ux, tres
pass and damages. S. M. Heath for
State VS.. g. B. Hill; burglary. w.
E. Campbell for plaintiff.
Pete Ferangos VS. National Lumber
& Box company. No complaint Ill
ed. ]. B. Bridges for defendant
American Type Founders Company
VS.. r. r. Dabney; replevin. Boner
& Boner for plaintiff.
]. G. Aaron VS. May B. Aaron; dl-
vorce. Morgan & Brewer for plain
tiff.
T.. A. Preston VS. Ella Williams ct
vir; foreclosure of tax lien. G. II
Snider for plaintiff.
Kahn Bros. VS. Federal Mil com
pany; garnishment. Frank Beam for
plaintiff.
+. r. Conway VS. J. WeatherwaS
ct all foreclosure of tax lien f. IL
Conway for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-27
BURIED TREASURE GOOD I'D"
London Nearly Torn Apart Seeking
Sir George Newnes' Gold.

Or 1eOrSe NeWUeS 1OIo.
The recent death of Sir George
Newnes. proprietor of the Westminster
Gazette. founder of the company own
ing TitRit and the Strand Magazine
and donor of the International chess
trophy bearing his name. will recall to
many the buried treasure" method by
which he advertised his publications
in London Il few years ago.
1t WAS announced that a tube con-
tanning 800 sovereignS had been buried
in some secret place. the clew to which
was contained in Il story published in
the Strand. The resulting excitement
can be imagined All England was
turned upside down Then came the
announcement that another deposit of
ten lots of f10O each had been made.
Something in the story seemed to
point to Trafalgar square AZ the place
where the treasure was buried. and
the police had TO be called ont to stop
the eager treasure huntc'. Houses
We're pulled down. shops invaded by
persons who insisted that they be al
lowed to burrow under the floors. and
traffic was held up while the gold crazy
horde measured eff distances with
tapes.
Finally 1t looked as II they might
tear down the Nelson column. 1t was
then that the police interviewed and put
a stop to the plan. but the Newnes
publications. had already gained ire
mendous amount of free advertising
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-27
AT THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
D0INGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
FstnuteS of the Superior Court and
New Cases FILED. List of Real Is.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With COUNTY,
Auditor.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

Vne IOllOWlng is the record or bus
Sness transacted In the superior court
iaat week:
Emil Olson VS. A. D. Cassin, ct al
Judgment for plaintiff for $9O9.S7 and
costs.
Alfred G. Cram VS. Lou Cram. Di.
vOrce granted.
A. r. Dabney VS. Harry Chandler ct
al. Demurrer of defendants overrul.
Annie Mcneil VS.. VIM. Mcneil. Di.
vOrce granted.
Harry Ledford VS. Belle Ledford
Same.
Anna S. Lundeen VS. John A. Lun.
deem. Same.
Minnie r. Durdle VS. Sherman A,
Durdle. Same.
In re guardianship of Clyde B. Lar
son, minor. Olive Larson appointed
guardian.
In re estate of Anders Nelson, mi
nor. July 10, fixed to hear petition
for guardian.
G. r. & p. S. Ry. Co. VS. Rudolph
Constantine Sky VS. Hoquiam Lum-
DER a. oHlllSle ". MOllOH lOI HOllSul'
granted.
G. NJ Powell VS. James Beckey ct
ux Sheriffs sale confirmed.
Northwestern Lumber Co. VS. Ed
Sandberg. Judgment for plaintiff for
$113.10.
In re insanity of John Cunningham
Committed to asylum.
Mike Stanley VS. o. x. Logging Co
Judgment for plaintiff for $16S.
In re estate Of Joseph Hill, deceased
July fixed to hear petition for let
tiers of administration.
State VS. King Matson. Verdict OF
guilty, and defendant sentenced to sin
months in the county Jail.
State VS. Joseph Hirte. Verdict OF
guilty, and defendant sentenced to siN
months in county Jail.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-27
BURNS AND CUTS.
How to Treat Them With Simple
Remedies at Home.

Not every one knows what to do Il
he is burned. Nor is it time to learn
remedies when touched by fire. Ev-
cry household should have some prep
araton for quick relief Of burns and
bad cuts. While any severe burn OF
cut should mean Il doctor. much cal.
be done to alleviate pain until he
comes. An emergency shelf should
contain package of absorbent cotton,
rolls of bandages. court plaster. sur
gical scissors, soft pieces of old linen,
antiseptic washes. witch hazel. some
good salve. Il bottle Of carbolic acid
labeled poison. Il cake Of antiseptic
bottle. turpentine. box of mustard
plasters, limewater and linseed oil.
For burns Il soothing application Is
equal parts Of lnSped oil and lime
water. Soak strips of linen in thi.
mixture and renew when necessary
a slight burn Kept soaked with witcl.
hazel will often cease to burn. If th
is not at hand cover tightly with ordi-
nary kitchen soap and dred-e thu
wound V il -four.
a bad bruiSe cam be eaSed by apply
ing turppntine. This is also excellent
| if one has rum Il nail into the flesh
! In case of deep cut wash it out well
with warm soapy water and then with
some aEtSeptic solution. such rs ~
weak solution of carholic acid. Il ha!i
teaSpoonful of the acid to a lumber vi
| water.
For Il bad Spr;,in put first under hot
water. theu under cole. Keep this NJ
until the doctor arrives. or bandugt
the part in some Of the clay prepnru
lions recommended to reduce swelling
and pain.
If the clothes seem to have stuck t,
the wound. do not tear them off. but
soften with warm olive oil the parts
that adhere, having first cut away the
clothing close to the wound with sharl
| scissors
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-27
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments flied for record in The
office of the Auditor of Chehali'
county for week ending Thursday
June %, 1910:
John Perry to A. Summer, lot
1, block 8, Highland Home add
Aberdeen, and lots 16, II, IS,
block 5. Evans add South Alb
erdeen ....... .... ......
A. J. West to b. r. Cauthorn, ct
al. lots IS to IS, block 60, n. p.
add South Aberdeen ...... d
James Palmer VS. Mary r. Jones,
q d lots /. 2, block s, High
land Home add Aberdeen
&. M. WeatherwaX to &. II. < l..
S. Ry. Company, part section
9, II, 9 ............ ......... lo'
e. d. Wolff to same, q lot
81, block 80, Broadway add
South Aberdeen ..... ....... IL
Frank Groundwater ct al to j. W.
Hines, lots 1 to 90, block ~,
Leybold & Aschbergs add Ell
ma 49, ..'.'..'
Sophie Gosseling to Hoquiam
Investment & improvement com
pany, lots s, 8, block 3, Cha
bots add Moclips ........... i
G. H. Hitchings to Grays Harbor
Concrete Company, lot 8, block
6. Karr's add Hoquiam ........ CO.
Will tanning to H. F.. Bailey,
lots 5, 6, block 2, First add
Roosevelt Beach ......
Rudolph Dstler to Grays Harbor
Commercial Company, lots l, 2,
block 16, Distler's add Aber-
M. Eklund to R. R. Milbradt, lot
6. block 2, Karr's Mill add Ho-
GUAM .... .....' '''.'.,'' %
Mathew Ellison to John Doll ct
al, part e1a of VIE of neA sec %
II, II, s ............ 1922 oo
Samuel Shapley to F. Neeley,
sih of neil and neA of seA
sec 2S, 16, ...............l LOU
A. II. Hause to Elisha McElroy,
lot s, block 3, Frances add Alb .
r. II. Mace to John Peterson,
ne'l Of sw14 section s, Il, s
john Peterson 10 i. II. Grobc, -.
same ...... ...,.. '''.'. 49,
E. II. Grobo to Milko SolkIi,
same ...... .......' 49,
Troasurcr Chclalis County ~
u. Ci-co,c, part se1l Of nv
A section 10, II, 6 ..........
r. pisIer to A. Distlcr, lots ~
to is, block 2, Distlor's add Alb
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-27
w. butcher to Flora A. Weather
wax, chattel mortgage steam

w. butcher to Flora A. Weather
wax, chattel mortgage steam
shovel, etc ........ .......... 250(
Fred G. Foster to j. G. McMil-
Ian, satisfaction mortgage lots
Z, 8, 8, block 43, Hoquiam. d. . 2O0(
Allan McFarlane to S. H. Price,
mortgage part neA of nwA Sec
ton 81. 16, 4 ................ coo
ID. W. Belts to p. j. McHugh,
satisfaction mortgage part lots
1, 2, block 3, w. & B. add Alb
erdeen ........ $50. $500. .l6Ol
B. kinnaman to r. w. Chandler,
satisfaction mortgage part MY
of seA of neA or seA and
part s1a of neA of neA of Sc
Il section "a, Is, 6 .......... -.
r. w. Chandler to J. d. Newton,
mortgage same ....... ...... 60C
James Newsted to l.. T. Mitchell,
chattel mortgage horse, buggy
and harness ........ ....... Us
The Pacific Construction Com
pany, articles of incorporation
and bylaws ........ ...... -.
Wells Butchers Supply Company,
release contract sale show
Charles Specht to E. Marten,
satisfaction mortgage undivided
y of undivided y neA of seA
of swA section IS, II, 8 ...... 500
J. A. Zent to A. H. Newell ASSET
mortgage lots Z, s, block 6, Pa
cifc Land Company's add Aber-
Qeen oUU
n. S. Richards to Oakville State
Bank, mortgage west y lot 5,
block 6, Brewers add Oak
vile ..... ................ 375
S. II. Price to J. II. Faulkner, sat
isfaction chattel mortgage cat
Emil Suter to VIM. RetZloff, chat
tel mortgage Columbia auto. 25O
Ed Payette, sheriff, appointment
of j. S. Butler, Porter, deputy -.
Mrs. A. Caldwell to J. A. Mapes,
satisfaction mortgage undivided
12 of e1a lot 8, block Al, Alb
erdeen ..... .E00C
Hattie Mapes to G. w. Miller,
mortgage same ........ ..... 400C
Allen Ross to F.. Mills, chat
tel mortgage horse and buggy. 10C
G. f. Peterson to F. r. LOerts-
cher, release chattel mortgage
Tour nOrSeS ..... ..........
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-27

erueen .....
F. H. Lamb Timber Company to
A. p. Stockwell part SEA of
nwA of seA section II, Il, s
c. d. Petit to f. A. Rundell, lot
S, block 2, Hoquiam ... .147
J. L. Calder to J. p. Luark. lot
s, block -. and 81 J II, block
81, Peterson ....... .......
Samuel Bonn to J. Charters, lots
IL, 10, block %, Benn's Central
add Aberdeen ... q
Aberdeen Realty Syndicate to M.
A. Bundy. lots 90 and "a block
IA, Pacific add Aberdeen -. 90
u. S. Hundley to Mrs. Alice NJ.
Shields, lots 8, 10, block %.
Frances add Aberdeen no
j. c. Phelon ct al Anna Bush,
land in Montesano ............
Same to same. q undivided
a block 2, Byles' Second add
Virginia Anderson to G. N.
Walsh, lots l, 2, block II,
Benns Central add Aberdeen. 1
Arthur Young to North Aberdeen
Single Co., s1a block |, North
Aberdeen .......... .......
Same to same, q d lot 5, tract
2S, Aberdeen Tide & Shore
Lands ........ ......
c. W. Dennis to same, q d lots
>, 6, block l. North Aberdeen.
Grace S. Arnold to George H.
Hitchings, lot 4, block ~, Sun
set Beach ........ ........
Aberdeen Realty Company to J.
W. Hodge, lot 4, block Z, Hop
kins add Aberdeen .... 1925
Il L. Dabney to Andrew Peter
son, undivided one-third block
IS, Aberdeen ........ ...... 100
CITY of Montesano to w w. Nc
Kinney, part lot 105. Fourth
add Wynooche Cemetery 80.
A. G. Rockwell to w. l.. Adams,
undivided p lot 8, block 81,
Ontario add Hoquam ....... 90
John Peterson to e. H. Grobe,
lots Z, s, block 8, Broadway
add COsmopolis ..... ...... /
J. D. Crazy ct al to c. w. Miller,
neA of seA of swA section
10. II, 9 ................. 50
o. J. Lawrence to C. C. Whitaker
VIE of nwH and SEA of nwA
section IA, 90, s ........... 1
Allan McFarlane to S. Fl. Price,
lots Z, 8, block 4, Oakvlle 80
A. H. Newell to J. M. Gangler,
lots 10, IA, block 20, Benn's
Central add Aberdeen ......
c. G. Lane ct al to J. A. Mapes,
lot 10. block 81, w. & B. Sec
ond add Aberdeen ........ ~
r. II. Fleet to j. p. Luark, lots
2, 3, 6, I, 10, block 6. Town of
Sea9fONe ........ .........
S. H. Price to A. McFarlane,
part nell of nwA section 81,
is, 4 ......... .150
c. A. Congdon ct al to G. II. &
P. S. Ry. Company, land in Abb
erdeen ...... ...... .........
Columbia Box & Lumber Com
pany to same, ps.' lot s and
the nwA of seA and neA of
swH section 16, Is, s .......
East Hoquiam Company to N.
w. KannitZ. lot IL, block 80,
Ontario add Hoquiam ........ 81
F.. A. Jackson to Mrs. Martha
Jones, lots 1, 2, 3, block 60,
Reuel Minis add Cosmopolis lao
w. j. Morkert to John Norden,
part swA section II, II, ....250
Nels Johnson to Hartung & No
rim, lot 16, block 1, Wishkah. 10