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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11

ablcn, ipelfe gcnalere Be-
~ pbnftlng unO elm eirgeben@
~ oes Stubium pcrpienen, finoen
~ nniere 2cier IN Der bier beis
gefilgten Snbele. Sic @inpanocrilng
outs alien Sdnpern Der 8elt nob Den
Vereinigten Staaten lit bort fir jebes
Sdbr IN ben Iebten3ebn Sdbren
9egcben. gs iinp bieies otfis
Gn9a6en, ipelhe bon Den
Gintpnnberungs : 8eborDen Der Gcrs
cinisten Staaten : Hegieruns gemadt
iporoen iino. Gs mag unlere 2eier
uitf b~eiuubers intereilieren gu erfn6z
rem, Dap mir burh 8rn. 2~anbtdsss
Mbgeorbneten g. y. 9abenslp bon
s%irnburg in geiis berielben fnmen, als
mir Den alIgeihdsten Srcuub Der fds
tboliiben Ilispunberer gang 5ufdlis
ger 8eiie I'M Sort Yitt Sotel in
Sitt5burg, Yd.,' nnb ipdtcr inf gerz
dbreonng I'M auditorium Sotel in
Chicago trafen, no mir ms Deg
Sdngercn iibcr Die ginlpanberungsz
Siiriorac unfcrbaIten fonnten. Serr
9dbenslp, beiien Hame einen gang be-
ionoers gutcn Slang bel alien ienen
&dtbolifen bat, peite lid I'M Dus
efuige unD 3eitlife Wobl Der Iusz
ipanberer fiimmern. bat benz Gihds
riitiid)cn GonsreB in Wontreal beige
tpobnt, ipanbte lid bon bort i,nh Hen
gorf,, Baltimore. Ybilabelpbin, Yittss
burg unb 8nibin9ton unb iubr Damn
iibcr Chicago mad ct. 2puis. Sn
Baltimore lit er DOT Cardinal Gibbons
unb in Ybilabelpbia bon grSbiihof
Hpan freunblidit empfanscn iporben.
5r. Gnbenslp mibmet iid ann5 beion>
oers Der Siirinrae fir G%in!uanoerer
unb beren Yaitoration unb perfolst
eifris bic 9niieblunasfraae in ibreu
perid)ieDeren Ybaien. gls Yrdiibent
bes Hapbael'sS gereins, ben er aes
ariinbet bat. intereiiiert er iif aud,
fir Den iuternationalen WGbhen=
ihnt unb fir Die II II
b + ii dun bes I db1eua NJ
unb belt bel Der Gbaritase
9onferen5 in @aibinston cine
Iniprahc.
Ser friiher bier5ildnbe nielgeS
IuItupIc ulO UeIlcuItOeIe SeII III
trob ieines boben Ilters nod uners
miiblih tbdtig. Seinen 70 Snbren
gum Srps lit er dlBeroroentli6 riiitis
nnb ale ernitcn &atbolifen unb
amerifaner. Die iein ieI6ltloies
8irfen fenncn nnb feline groben 8ers
bienite fir Die fatbolii6e Sdfe ioipobl
in Seutiflanb iuie in Hom nrb
Nmerifa Su ~piirpisen lpiiien. perebreu
i'm oils einen Nann Der fir iein II NJ
e ia e II ii siae 8irfen Die sroBte
Inerfenmuns unb Gils3eihnung prrs
bient. In Der Spite Iaer nun. peIhe
Die 8eitrebungeu unb Die raitloie,
ppferrei6e Shdtisfeit bes perz
ebrtcn Erdiibenten bes ct. Hapbael'ss
gereines gum Shuse fatbolii6er Iiisz
ipanberer eerefteripeiie fpiirbiscn ,unb
anertenncn, itebt Sr. Seilieteit, Sapit
Yius Der 3ebnte, pie Die Seier aus
benz Nahfolgenoen crieben tucroen.
Sr. Gabeuslp erbielt bel ieinem
R>kAmn Ans Z,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11

S1riftStellern pes altcn @riehcnlanS
unb StaIien fehft cs uid>t an 8etuus
ounsen b~erieiben gnid,auurp. Sms
mer ipieber trifit man ailf Die @prs
iiellun9. BOB oaS esben ODER pas
8ohl eines Menihen. 9leihpicl oil
@tann pSerESrau. Der nit bcionoers
iidyDneu Saarcu hsaabt iii. bon Sieien
in Ibbdngiefeit itebt. gs lit ppbl
audi rittig. saB bic alaemein be,
ftn,nte Hehensart rictn Srbcu bGuut
eimem 9aar" oort biciem slbers
glailbcn bersulsiteu lit. ?
Der Ieltinnite SalI in benz Der
ManaeI an Naoten CUR Sobcsuriahc
,irirbe, III Der heS bcriibmten Srug6s
Sirns Siffers NcidnIus. Der i'm
filter pDaig fail gcporoen mar. CT
iol anf Die Beiic um'S Seben 9efoms
men iciii. bas elm stSler. Der cine
S6ilSfrbte erbcutet bate. oicie nili
ieinem &opie 5erihlascn polte. ipcil
or Die @iQarbfigel pes armen Sidters
fir cinen ScIicu belt. @cm bieis
llebcrlieiernna ipohr 1T. 10 peroicnte
IeihpluS ipeacn bieier Sobcsdri
aacin bcriibmt 81 iciu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11
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rid. 60 ging es bin unb Der tpobI
cine ppIlc GiertellfunDc. Nntpnios'
Yferbdcn mar NAB unb lpurOe. De- CT
INNER ab9eben lpollte, a6er iets 5us
rld muBte, 5ulebcnos miiDe.
Elpslid) fanlen tic fat 81 glcid)er
3eit lps. uno ldnaubeno ilogen iir bas
bin. Sic SuI6auer redten ne S~alie.
- Ser plumpe gdergaul ging ais
Grlter burh's 3iel unb geipanu Die
100 Wtilreis. Sober ltuete. iir @ns
tonip5' Witbefperber nift. Die iid be>
abreoet bnttcn, ieinen 9ienner i'm
Salf duf5ubnlten. Sic fonnt.n nift
gut eincn Sell bilocn, INN bag In i1rer
YRitte bnbin rnienbe Sfcro Mntod'3
anf5ubaltcn, lueil oieier S,etrlts 5n
au9enideiulih gepelen mare. Sns
gegen id)elIte lid Der Heitcr Der Stnte.
Die bonn Start cher ais Inton's Tens
ner abgeganscn par uIb einen fieinen
Woriprlnng bate, uid1t. ~ungeieben tets
men SUB BENT 9fcrbfen unIeres Sns
tons nuf Die Sruit 81 leben. 90
lpdr es perloren. unb es bcntilbie lid
~pergeblih. on Die Spibe 5i eelanacn.
0leid bcifrperten ii6 Der Gisent1tis
mcr uno IQe. ipelhe auf iein Yfe:b
gepettct bntten bel Der DIRECTION ii5.r
bas gcihebenc llnrebt. sic pers
ianaten. mnb bas NIT Heft. baB ner
8eipinu Dem Gutpn Suerfnnnt fpiiroe
urb Der Sctriiger Ichs Monate bon
Der Hennbabn a%iisgelfloiien fperbe.
glber ellie ianoeu bel Der boben Sirefs
ton taube Sbren. Die 5erren Bids
ter ltedten NIT Dem 9etriiger inter
elmer Sedc. unb freuten lid Deg Iits
tbeils, ben Der 8eliser bes 9raunes
ibncn p%criprpden bate.
Im folaenoeu Gage pertauftc Inton
iein Sfcrb unb murOe Shlappens
nader. Inf Dem Hennplab ipurbe
INNER ntebr betrpaen unb e~eiioblen.
biz nndr pcnigcn 8oden Der Vorltanb
lid, nufloite. Sa enblih batten bic
R~enupferbe Sonntaes Gubc uno iiibrs
ten ein beihaulides Sniein. -
.ImerifaniIhes Iiiiipnsblatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11

iibris. als ab5uiteigen. gr
branbte bier3u brei5ebn M in IL
bod Der aamdblid]e gbIties ers
forberte cinen 8nmpi segen einen
8inb. Der Den 8iplau CUR Groe gu
idlcuocrn orobte. Wpnmalen lanoete
iifer. ipcnt aud, poaig erif0pft. Cine
ll~nteriudung Der Wtaihine CRIMES, DAP
Der gorbmeter IN Der aroben 8obe cins
sefroren mar iinb Der Motor oesbdlb
niht arbeiten tonnte. Ser Sing ipar
elm oifi8ieaer UNI Der Heforr bat offia
aiele 8eltune. Wrnntalen 1T Elm
Neulina in Der Mpiatiter s&elt. Sr
bate gum eritcn Wul am 30. Septems
Der internationale Nuin,crfiamfeit err
regt, ais err IN 8our cine SShe bon II
966 SUB erreid,te. Gr III in Solano
i'm Sabre 1889 seboreu rno erit lett
einem Ionat I'M 8eiiB Der Si,fts
ihifiers 3icenS. gs 1T 6emerfenss
pertb, baB ueueroinss bic ieniaiios
ncljteu SInaleiinlusen bnrh perbalts
nibmdBia mbefannte Suiiififier. .3i
Gage aef6rbert purben. 9ewSpbcne
reforh, Den icbt @inmdlen halt,
6attcn Dor inn Econ Iprane. lilb Der
nod ieiuem eriolsreihen Slug ii6er Die
Nlpen tDptlid perunsliidte Ycruaner
Beprae 9bape5 inne.
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cso,t nus mspSrher hohsn eiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11

8unbess Sngenieur : &prps limb nuns
miebr Die Tprarbeiten fir Die Sc6ilns
Der blaine" in Inerifi seuonumen
unp cine Nbtbeilurg Saifer unS
9ohrcr limo nit Der llnteriuhlng beS
IecrcSgrunpeS in Der nGdifeu llms
geblung bes Brnds b~eifGftist. 9nf
Sen @%raebniiien Der bisbcriacn Bob
runacn ldeint icit Der Sfredensnaht,
in melder Die 1utditrppbe cintrat. bas
@rad lid, ocrbdltuiBmdbig luenig Bcs
icntt 81 BADEN.
--+-$$-
ltnansenebme Nlitmenihen. Gers
orieBli1e, miirriihe. peifimiitiihe
Sterblihc iinh bes6alb 10, neil ibr
8hlt unb lire 2ebcr niht IN Srbnuna
iino. 9cnn elmer Sbrer Srcnnoe be-
itdnois srdmli6 lit nnb picueidt
limb Sic cS iclber - Damn empieblen
Sic 6urni'S Ilpeufrduter iiub paIien
aui. ipie ihueQ Die 9inse Elm freiiubs
Tides Iniehcn crbdlten. aeincS
Wenlden Slut mar iemnls 10 pers
aiitct, caB bcr alpenfrduter cs nifi
bate reiniscn fDnucu; niemals CAB es
cine 10 trdse Scber. nelhe CT ridt
ongcrest bate. Niht in Npotbcfen
gu bnben; miro NM bon 9ufdls slgeu>
ten ~perfauit, Tnn idIreibe an Or.
Setter Sabruep & Cons Co., 1875
60. Supne Abe. Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11

Mand)eS. mas ole Ieni6en am
ndhiten alaubcn bemitleioen 81
n%liiieu. biIoct ciuen Sbeil ieines
u slides.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11

Sait die Weniden BADEN eiu
sutes @eoddtniB fir Bobltbaten. Die
lie - eripieIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19
BOOZE CLAIMS A
TOLL ON LIFE
Negro Injured in Drunken Brawl
Dies at Queens Hospital
Unexpectedly.


Jealousy having demanded two lives
within. the week suead ooa booze
1.,,,,,.I - l., :, A.. -
'l' 's '''N "ilese II Las
always pee"' Chains the Ioulth. Al TWO
0 clock yesterday morning, in the
Queen 5 Hospital Alec Garner. n negro.
.Iiod from, 1ro,,,l. ;naio+.l :, .l,,,,,I-o,,
DRAW '"s0 ii"'J "ISH''
HIS death came entirely unexpected
to the police, who were holding his al
laced assailant irvine, +o .nnnao+ him M,
,,-,+t . .bo,,,.. of .,ssa,,1+ e,,,. l,,++o,,-
NAT CHA GO PuilisIiaple ny me VI
few dollars or Imprisonment for few
weeks. suddenly gives place 10 the nros.
,.+ ~ ana fo,. ,,,,,,..Io,. -rr,. ,,,,, b.,1l
IoSI, ,1,,Ira,,.s .,rra.+oI \tar,l,,,
A. tho +ima the hravl ocnrTrai the
ro,rs,s,,ors mentioned !, i, few
words I+a+inn that tho nac-ro had haAn
~ ia tho haad uhla io+erfor;r,r in
I,.,,,li-,,, r,,,,, an.I baI ham ~ 49, 20 The
D,,aan,s IIosni+ol Vees-or,la,- La AID
- fIoaI 20 +bd I,,+;o. o+ Az n,-o,,,-orl,od
soro,,ar
,,a+ +bo no!;co ;o,-a.t;,,,+;o,s have
,,o4 ,soaooIod t.,r ,nn,,,,h - ,,a,,ra a,.-
n,,co4a de+a1s NJ tho fobt IL which
C 'lis,' ,,,a, =, ;,,roa A. 4rs+ r,,,n,rad
~ ;-,+a.far,I - - arn,I,a,, f,r,.,,.1 ,,o.r
4to T,,,,aa,I ,+roa,,, ana haa ha,n iaid
Wv. tr;o1- fra,, ~, L',,,i, &c ~
out ~ q
mn" n, " :. i,-t'l' ,,aro,,.s 1,.+ Midday
.ha ,"l;aa al.7;n ~ havo nonoh+ tha
~ P0lio0 ,ri-o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19
DIRTY BILL TO
GO TO LAUNDRY

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Uncle Sam,
by reason Of necessity, has been forced
INTO adopting methods whereby the eX
penses Of the government are curtailed.
His latest scheme, which it is thought
viii effect saving of from 100000
to 100000 annually, is to wash all
currency issued by the bureau of en-
craving and printing that finds Is way
back to the treasury for redemption.
Heretofore all forms of - greenbacks
and VeiloWbacks' have been macer-
ated after redemption by the treasury
department. Now, however. it is pro
posed to yitalize some of this eur
rency 50 that it may be turned back
into the channels Of trade, and at the
same time be just as good as the new
paper currency which comes fresh from
the bureau of engraving each day.
At present no attempt VIII be made
to revive the completely worn out bills.
It will, however. wash and resize all
notes that are received at the treasury
department from banks and other fnan-
ciaI institutions for redemption. the
fiber Of which has not been broken.
When the notes are counted in the
treasury, the completely worn out notes
will be placed in a separate pile from
the merely dirty currency. The latter
will be sent to the bureau and the other
notes to the redemption division. where
they will be macerated. Director Ralph
estimates that fully forty per cent. of
the notes returned TO the treasury
about s., 0000 900 a day-WiIl be sent to
the bureau for laundering.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19

For cash only: A three-bed-
room house, servants quarters and
stables, building and grounds in
good condition. Punahou district,
price $500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

Honolulu Branch, No. 1862. Miller
street, ground floor. KiIohana Art
League building First Tuesday of
every month, at 7:45 p. n. Public
Meeting. Visitors welcome Other
Tuesdays at TAO p. N, Lodge Meeting
for Members. JAS. ]. YOUNG.
President
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19

For a good home or a good invest
ment in Manoa Valley call at our office
We also have a good lot in Manoa
l00xl50, price 5000. These have good
views and are near the car line.
las. F. MORGAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19
Jas. F. Morgan
STOCKS. BONDS AND REAL
ESTATE
REALTY AUCTIONEER
No. 857 Kaahumanu ST.

One of the incest residences in
town, on Lunalilo street near
town, good view, large grounds
we'll improved, modern improve
ments, servants quarters and
stables. Easy terms, price $4,000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19

We will offer for short time
a nice 3-bedroom house with SER
wants quarters, laundry and gar
age, in a good location, for $4,000.
Can arrange terms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19

5-bedroom house, parlor, setting
room, diningroorn, bathroom, ETC.,
in Punahou district, full particu-
lars at our Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19
Brewer &@i
new YORK Line
REGULAR LINE OF VESSEN

HLO . Lh1I 011V0 %
Plying between New York ! Hcaah
The Bark Nuuanu will sail IRON ~ y.
York for this port about July 10, wv
Subject to change without naaa
Freight taken at lowest fata r.,
For freight rates apply 70 ~ '.
Brewer & Co., 81 Kilby street., D Ca'.
or Theo. II. Davies 4 Co., b'ar 0''
lulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-19

A two-bedroorn house on Kinau
street. This is d nice home, price
$3.50.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25

production of at least 350.OOOOOO lbs.
will be the record of the company in
future years. The largest previous re-
duction of the Anaconda was the 49,
471,127 pounds of 1897.
The balance sheet revealed quick
assets of $12,614,519 and quick liabil-
tiles of $1,64O.142. thus leaving a work.
ing capital of close to $11,000,00O.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
GAY G. sTURelS GOSSIP.

Calumet, Mich, May 25.-The gen.
eral market today developed consider
able weakness and prices were marked
off sharply, in some cases showing
losses of three points for the day.
There were rumors of a small bank
and other financial failures.
Nipissing opened strong with sales
at IL but in sympathy with the rest
of the market sold off to liz.
The Lake group were inclined to Zoe
weak. Lake sold down to 521k. Indiana
10, North Lake 10.
Butte 81 Balaklava was well bought
at the opening up to 1875 when there
was proflt-taking and price weakened
to 1612.
The balance of the market was dull
and what few quotations there were,
was ut lower prices.
New York. May 25.-There seems to
have been liquidating orders here on
the advance and while the stocks are
not being pressed for sale, the orders
have been there. When the market
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
ANACONDA.

Anaconda reported the results of its
onerations for the year 1909, and for
the third year i'm succession failed 10
show earnings equal to the dividend
distribution, says the Financial News.
The surplus for dividends amounted to
Sg.1S477S, or $1.77 per share as COM
pared with 81, paid. For 1908, the
company earned just about 80 cents
ner share and reported a deficit after
dividends of $1,317O2O. while the deficit
after dividends in 1907, was close to
5000, 900. This i'm the past three years
Anaconda has reduced it's total surplus
opproximately s4.5OO,OOO leaving the
item now standing at $4,6SO,O00.
The failure of the company to earn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
UNLISTED SToCk.S.

j. A. Mnnear & Co. say today:
The market opened fairly strong but
after Il stagnant first hour became de-
cidedly weak with losses of from one
to three points all through the list.
The rails seemed To be the first to show
weakness although the coppers read
lily followed There were practically
no ooppers to be liquidated and we do
not look for the reaction to go much
further. The declaration OF a 81 divi-
dend on Copper Range Is a bull argu-
mcnt, as a decrease might have been
expected after last years earnings
were considered. as the coupons did
not earn n dividend last year accord
ing To the annual report. Some of the
industrials and rails looked high to us
and il may be they will show a con-
siderable decline in the next Few
months. But we believe that the cop
per situation will improve and any i'm.
provement i'm it will be readily reflect
ed In the stock market. 1t is possible
that the markets win be closed Sat
urday. as well as Monday, and as this
means a triple holiday it does not ar
que wen for much activity in the mar
kets tomorrow and Friday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
urns weak the orders disappcar.-J.

turns weak the orders disappear.-J.
II. W.
Boston, May 25.-The Copper Range
Cons. Co. declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of $1.0O per share pay
able July first.-Dow Jones & Co.
Since the opening of the market this
morning the chief complaint heard
around the street is the lack of out
side business. Traders have been
working for a reaction and seem to
have succeeded pretty well. They have
been helped in this by the appearance
of some liquidation today and it looks
at the moment as if this combination
of real stock and bearish tactics might
carry prices somewhat lower Money
conditions are about as yesterday, and
the exchange market has been little
heavier.
There are rumors of big stop orders
I'm Steel at 50. There is also rumor
of some very unpleasant Developments
to come out regarding a certain finan
ciaI institution here. We have had
rumors before regarding this same in
stltution. I cannot Of course vouch
for them, and simply mention them as
showing the kind of gossip that is be-
ing put out today. w. Prcntiss.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
PAINE, WEBER & co.'s GOSSIP

Notice has been given than an as
sessment of so cents per share has
been levied on the capital stock of the
Rhode Island Copper company due and
payable June Is by the stockholders of
record June IA.
Drifts on the 18th, 14th, 18th and
10th levels of No. l shaft at the Han
cock Cons mine are continuously in
first class copper ground and already a
good sized stock pile of stamped cop
per is in evidence from these open
ings. II is the general belief at the
Lake that Hancock has the making OF
a big mine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
STOCKS

Boston.-Heavy liquidation appeared
in the New York market at the open
ing this morning. Our local market
declined in sympathy with the break
in Amalgamated. The liquidation was
not heavy but the buying was so small
that it caused considerable reaction I'm
certain specialties Inditna ran off to
20; North Lake to IN; Lake to 521s !;
and North Butte to 32h. The market
is still very sensitive and is easily af-
fccted by any bad news. The recent
developments at Butte and Balak. have
made n broad market for that stock
and IL should be bought on any reac-
tion.-Foster, of Paine, Weber & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25

A pretentious electric plant near
Hamburg. Germany, is driven by a
windmill
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25

MASSACHUSETTS c. o. r. MEETS
Boston, May S5~1-Thc annual con-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25

News Want Ads bring results.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25

vention of the high court of the Mass
achusotts Catholic order of Foresters
began its sessions in Faneuil Hall this
morning with a record breaking at
tendance. Prior to beginning the bus
mess sessions the delegates attended
the celebration of solemn high mass
at ST. Mary's church. The annual re-
ports show that the order made graft
flying gains during the past year, the
total membership now amounting to
$1,000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
Cav & Stnrgis saws:

Boston, Mass, May 25.-The mar
kets opened in the same old way and
were very dull until it was announced
that the Chicago City bond issue was
total failure.
The entire lack of any investment
demand for anything is becoming so
apparent that bullish feeling is again
eliminated. A small rally is likely, but
nothing more.--I. J. S.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25

In view of the fact that during the
current year the Anaconda has taken
over all the Amalgamated operating
companies. the operations of the COM
pany from now on will be an entirely
different matter as compared with pre-
vious years. In addition To the taking
over Of the Amalgamated mines, the
Clark properties have also been taken
under the Anaconda wing so that a
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
MiNNEAR G. cos GOSSIP.

While there may be more or less de-
lay in the blowing i'm of the New In
ternational Smelling of the Utah
Cons, which will necessarily delay the
shipment of ores by the Utah Con-
soldated, of greater stock market eff
feet than the resumption of operations
is the developments at the property
at depth. In the lower levels of the
Utah Consolidated below the faulted
zone, new bodies Of ore have been
opened up, giving values better than
the average run of the kind for the
past year or so, and the miners are
now well into these bodies and they
are expanding i'm size and holding
their values. This means much
longer life and greatly increased pro-
fits for the Utah Consolidated and
when ii begins the treatment OF 1000
tons of ore per day at the new smelt-
er ii should be able to make a good
showing for the stock.
In looking for a spot on which to
scale the shaft on New Baltic, the
outcrop of the lode has been encoun-
tered, the vein rock being well charg-
ed with commercial copper. The evil
dence of naturalization on the sur
face is particularly encouraging
An official of the Mass CONSOLIDATE
ed Mining company is authorized to
deny the report that a big strike has
been made on the companys property
as has been rumored. The new sup
erintendent, Elton w. Walker, who
succeeded Capt. Wilcox, has contn-
ued the work already underway and
cndeavored to reduce the costs. New
methods which ne is installing are
expected to result i'm a saving, but at
present operations are being conduct
ed at n loss.
Drills on Arcadian are now getting
to a point where they should disclose
the strikes made at Oneco and New
Baltic.
The Anaconda report indicates that
by cutting out some of the lower grade
ores the company could make n very
much better showing. although that
made during the past year is better
than any one expected.
Last week ten Cobalt mines shipped
10 cars of ore aggregating 4O7 tons, of
which ten cars were high grade. Ia
Rose for the first week in many
months does not appear as a shipper
Extensive surface prospecting has
been started on the LaRose and Nip
issing to open new territory. Eagle
ID
onty acres adjacent to the Centennial
Eureka property has recently struck
good ore in the Beecher claim.
The Butte Ballk., has opened on the
seventh level the ore bodies found at
depth. The last eleven cars sent to
the smelter returned IL per cent cop
per.
The No. diamond drill at the
Houghton Copper property has en-
countered conglomerate at depth of
Bis feet which makes the correlation
with Superior complete. The manage
ment will probably do little addition
al drill work, but will return its at
tenton to the shaft
Conditions at Allouez property are
such that this stock should be bought.
When the market does anything this
VIII be one of the first to respond.
"A diamond drill is to go down on the
lands of. the New Arcadian to cut
the new lode recently exposed by the
drill in hole No. 4. New Baltic. The
formation is supposed to be the same
as the stranger lode" cVtjn the On
eco lands and found very rich in cop
per.