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Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

PRESCOTT. April What is be- lieved to be the beginning of another mining excitement is the fabulus dis covery of a few days ago of free gold ore on the Monte Carlo claim of John Quelaco and partners near the O-d Kentuck ranch on Humbug, about enc and one-half miles east of Silver Mountain. The arrival in Prescott of Quelaco with a large sample Of the ore created a lively interest and dis cussion and the display was pro nounced enc of the richest that has been seen in this city for many years. Ii is practically a nugget of gold. and various estimates of the value run as high as s150 carried in the ere on exhibition Assays made on the tonnage value run to the fabulus sum Of over s100000.
 In giving an account of the dis covery, Mir. Quelaco says that he and his partners for some time have been developing the Monte Carlo claim. and the strike occurred in a cross
 cut rua through the ledge matter
 which is thirty feet wide. The ifs
 sure lies in a contact and is trace
 able fer three claims in length
 through this vast mineralization fres gold is shown from wall to wall ane @ fair sample shows the Ta'ues tc
 run to s4 per ton. The big discoy cry occurred in this ledge matter a & depth 0f G feet and the ricl
 streak was lying near the fcotwall The ere which has been encountered
 in this cFosscut is os the wire golt
 character, and Is SO intsrwoyen as t 1 hold the rock together. The rocl
 carrying this wire gold il the sam 1 pie shown is held so firmly vii
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
(Douglas internationally

lDouglas Internationally
 With the marked increase of the copper output in the territory, the interest created by reports coming daily from the Altar placer gold fields where there has been some tning of a revolution in the placer industry around Beludo by the in- stallation and successful working of he Quinner crusher. reports of ac- iYity in several districts in Sonora to the south of Douglas. there has been a marked revival of general mining interest in Douglas during the last week
 Several companies have been or ganized in the city for operation in the placer gold fields and represen- tatives are now on the ground at Beludo getting ready to start the work James G. Cowan left yester- day for Nogales where he will have charge of the manufacture and sale of the Quinner crushing machine, and Alfred Paul will return to Belu- do in few days to start work on property which has been secured by local company of which Mir. Paul Is to be the general manager.
 Fl Temblor Development.
 Henry T. Carr. who holds a bond on the Fl Temblor mine in the Fl --s = ss...s-. o.,,--,,a f,rv,, p-1 DoSo this morning. Carr left here Mon- day evening for Kansas City. but when he reached Fl Paso decided 10 return here. Mr. Carr. in speaking Of the recent rich strike in the Fl Temblor mine. said that very high grade silver ore was encountered in q drift run from tunnel The rich streak is about six to eight in ches wide and has given assays as high as 5000 ounces of silver. Ad- joining this bonanza streak is about one foot of good ore. but no so high grade. All this ore is being sorted and sacked for shipment and MT. Shippy has been put in charge of this work. About 20 men are now at work on the Fl Temblor property.
 The Antigua.
 Mr Carr Is also pushing work on the Antigua mine in the Tabatacochi district. but has just discovered that the new pipe line just completed will not answer the purpose for which it was laid. The pipe and work of laying were both defective Mir Carr has now purchased the old
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
REVOLUTION IN MINING IN HE
 ALTAR DISTRICT BRINGS BOOM

pipe line installed several years ago at the Santa Rosa mine south of Douglas and will take that to the Antigua property Until this pipe line is in place the water supply at the Antigua will be brought to the camp by burros. Up to the present the work at the Antigua property has been confined to the building of the new road and noth- ing has been done in the way of mining. This property has already been developed to the point which insures an ample ore supply for the reduction works to be erected.
 Mill for San ignacio.
 MT. Carr learned from one of the machinery houses in Fl Paso that Mir. Bartelino has purchased small concentrating plant which is to he erected on the San Ygnacio property in the Tabatacochi district
 The Roy Mine.
 w. L. Rynerson. who was former ly doing contract work on the South Tigre mine. but who is now in charge of the Roy mine in the Fl Tigre district, returned from Fl Paso this morning and will proceed to the property today or tomorrow. For the past month the work of over hauling the old mill al the Roy has been going on and this is now about complete. This mill is a small affair. having a capacity of only twenty tons. It is a combina- ton of stamps and Hunting rolls. In addition to the mill a cyaniding plant has been installed and it is expected that production will begin right away. between the 10th aud 18th Of the present month The Roy mine made an excellent record for a years run several years ago. producing more than sl25.0G0 in sil- yer. Forty men are employed at the Roy engaged on the mill work and in the mine. l. is estimated that the ore now on the Roy dumps and fills will yield fully one million ounces in silver.
 Will Examine Property.
 H. & Roper. the Fl Paso mining man. arrived this morning and left in the afternoon for NacozaTi- He will go to a property west of Naco- zari for the purpose of making an examination and report on it ex, l pecting to be down in that country for ten days to two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
MINING EXCITEMENT MAY BE
 STARTED BY \ NEW DISCOVERY

the intermingled mass that disinte- grafton is impossible except through force.
 The discovery is one of the most interesting from the fact that if the free zone continues but short dis tance. on the measurement the sam pie shows. the richness of the find will be simp'y iucalculable. Outside of this rich streak, there seems to be no limit to the tonnage available for milling.
 The formation which carries this high grade ore is cut with banded system of geological conditions. and ii was after passing through one Of them that the big strike occurred. The nearest point with wagons com tnunication is at the Tiger Gold com pany's camp at Harrington, and nine miles dfst5nt from Crown King. Mir. Quelaco states that an abundant sup ply of water is available for a big mil. with little development His trip to Prescott Is for the purpose of negotiating for a mill, and his partners are now taking out enough gold to more than pay for the dey- elopment of the shaft they are sink ing. and. the installation of mill facil- itles. The above gentleman Is flaw orably known IT. the mining field of this county. and the fabulous value of the ore he shows brings him and that cd gold field again into promin- ence Humbug was the scene of much excitement in the earlier days. through its heavy yield in placer
 gold, and the discovery of quartz of
 the character now in that city. re.
 wives interest and creates a lively regard for the future possibilities of i that field
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING

themselves on the merit of the en- terprlse. backing up their belief by stating that in the deeper workings as compared to the Daisy, both were unquestionab'y a counterpart of the other. The feeling was buoyant, ac- cordingly. over the outcome.
 Deep mining is to be the method in the future of handling this ex- ploitation. and upon it's termination results are anticipated which will link it to the others in pursuing this noteworthy rating.
 In re-establishing the proposition, Manager Campbell started to com pletely overhaul all surface pipelines. but the machinery in order. and started the hoist into action on Sat urday afternoon, which enabled an examination of all under ground pipe lines. These were found in good con- dition after a long suspension of usage. The large station pump is now being installed nthe 257 foot level. and a bulkhead thrown in to cheek the water to be pumped by a sinking pump. which is also being in stalled ln the shaft
 On examination Of the shaft it was found the water was up i1 the same for a distance of forty feet above the fourth level. which is 450 feet below the surface. The unwat- ering of the mine vii be further ex- pedited by the use or a torpedo bucket It is estimated that it will require about ten days to reach the sump. when that point, 450 feet deep. will again be the center of the extensive exploitation to depth.
 That the company is irnbued with a ccmmendable determination to solve the future of their interests as soon as it is practicable. three shifts will be put to work at the beginning The purpose is to get well within the sehists, before starting the crosscut In short. this was the original plan advanced and carried out when the enterprise was closed down over one year ago.
 IL IS significant, also. that in the method followed out for this purpose of determining the valuation of the interests to coincidence is linked to the strike on the Daisy. which was due practically to the same course Being followed. The property is fav orahly regarded in the district. anc u Is but natural in view of the close relationship to two of the big gest mines in the field that a livel, and profound regard is following re sumption.
 The Jerome Verde people hay, many enthusiastic packers in thei purpose at the present time. and am pie funds are in the company-s treas ury 10 be applied to development.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
JEROME VERDE RESUMES THIS
 WEEK AFTER YEAR SHUT DOWN

wedged into the United Verde and Little Daisy.
 Under these conditions. which are iHdisputable and evident from what was accomplished on the Daisy. in mi1eralogicaI conditions passed through. the Jerome Verde has the incontrovertible earmaTks of also proving a valuable piece of mining property in copper and gold values.
 The resumption of operations on this group was attended by many expressions of pleassnt nature from the residents of Jerome. and several miners in the place openly expressed
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
wlLLAmAN IS ARRESTED.

CINCINNATI. O.. April 7.--Clotus W---aman. under arrest in Chicago, will be brought back to stand trial for the murder of his fatheria-aw. Warren Koons. and the lafter's wife last night The crime was revealed today by Earl Rogers. aged ten. who declared that he found Willaman standing over the dead bodies. and whea asked about 1t. received blow from a brick thrown by the alleged slayer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
oLn MAYS LoNo sEARch.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 7.-Worn and haggard with his meager funds exausted. Frank Sehaum. aged eighty nine. limped into the mayors office and requested aid to find his daugh- ter. to find whom he had tramped all the way from New orlenas- Schaum left New orlenas in January with s5 He has been here two days unable to find his daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. April 7.-The mar ket for standard copper iD the New fcrk Metal exchange was dull today, with spot and forward delivery up to the end of July closing at 12.70 to l2-90. Lake copper at 1925 to 1850: electrolytic 1900 to 1925: catsing, 1275 to 1900. Tin was dull. spct. 32.s0 to s3.15: April. 3275 to $500: May. S3.00 to 33.12 1-2. June and July. 3S.G0 to 33.25. Lead closed dull. spot 40 to 4.45. Ne wYork and at f20 to 4.25 East St. Louis. .Spe'ter was dull; spct, 5.55 to 5.65 New York and scr 1-2 to 5.47 1-2 East St. Louis
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

PRESCOTT. April 7.--After over one and one-haf years of suspen- sion of the work on the Jerome Yer ce Copper company mines. resump- tion was iaaugurated Thursday after room. or immediately after the ar rival of T. E. Campbell, the general manager. at the works.
 Hereafter. the motive is to be er- ergetic and prsctica, consideration of inc interests. and it may be stated with a pronounced degree Of conf dence that the outcome of the enter prise has every indication of proving a success. from the fact that 1t ss
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
POWELL aEsTs MsmsIc.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 7.-Lew Powell was given the decision tonight over George Mensie. Of Los Angeles. at the end of a scheduled 15 round fight Powell had Memsic going some the first round, but was unable to put him out
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
DULL SESSION
 IN HE MARKET
 FOR ALL STOCK
Leading Railroads and Indus trials Lose, With Sales Smaller Than for Many Months and CopperS Soft,
,By Frank J. Grog. Member of Duluth
 Stock Exchance.D

'By Frank J. Grof. Member of Duluth
 Stock ExchanaeD
 The stock market was a duh and neglected proposition and rocm trad CTS had matters in their own hands. Prices opened lower, advanced frac- tiona2y and again softened. with no support nor any special pressure. closing at the low for the session at loss of from cne-half to l per cent throughout tae list. Sales were smaller than for many months fer q full session, being but 2SO.o00 shares and money stinened a little 10 3 per cent. No news to influence the mar ket in either direction
 The duilless that prevails in the New York market has had its effects cn the copper shares and unless We see better demand for industria,s as well as rails we cannot expect to See much movement in copper shares. As 10 he local condition much $ expected in the report of the Sup. and Pitisburg. which is to be given cut to the stsck holders the coming week. Shattucl Arizona and Denn Arizona will have their meeting the coming week also and much it looked for. especially what we may expect as to dividend from the Shat tuck and what further work wlll be done on the Denn-Arizona The cop per shares all show weak spots and inclined to be soft
 BOSTON.
 Amalgamated. 75 5-S: Anaconda. 46 IS: AIlouez. 46: Atlantic. 71-2; Ariz. Com. 19 1-2: Boston Cons. r l-2; Butte Coalition. 2214: Calumet & Arizona. 651-2: Calumet & Hecla 597: Centenaia. l9: Copper Range 7ll-4: East Butte. 3-f: Gralby, 43; Craege-Cananea. 9 1-4; Isle Royale. 1912. Kcewenaw. 4; Mohawk. 52; Miami. 24: Michigan. 51-2; Nevada Cons. 2l 1-2: North Butte. 8; old Dominion. 3Tl-2: Osceola. 140: Par rott. 1524: Quincy. S3 7-S: Shannon, 12: Supericr-Pittsburg. 133-S; Su- perior-B Boston. F IS; Tamarack, GO: Trinity. l-2; Utah Cons. zS i-2; Utah Copper 47 I-2, | Mining. A.; Vic toria. g 1-2: Wolverine, l21
 NEW YORK.
 Missouri Pacific. 69 IA Rock is land. 47: Southern Pacific. 125; St Paul I421-2; Penn. 156 l-2; New York Central. I22 T-S. A T & s F 113I-2: L & \. 150 i-2: Erie. 90: Northern Pacific. 135: Unioa Pacific 1S5 3-4: Brooklyn R T. - l-2; Read ing. l65 l-2; Ct Northern. iS6 1-2; ( F !. 70; U Steel. S4 3-4: U s Stee pfd. I20 0l-4: American Sugar, 123i American Shelters. S2 3-S; B G O 11I14: O & W. 45 i-4: Canadian Pa cific. IS2 1-4: Western Un.cn. 72 l-2; Chicago Great Western. % Ii. Tota sales. 2s0.000. Money, . If; Maj cotton. 14.59.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
(By l. J. overlock.)

BOSTON. April Tt was the dull est day for a long time The cutting of a lode by the drill on the new Bal tic made a little activity on that sock and Arcadian, but the rally d.d not amount to much. There is a rumor that the metal market will do much better within few weeks, but no one seems to be able to give any exact reason for it. The Copper producers report tomorrow will probably show very Hule change ia the surplus sup ply.
 PAINE. WEBER & co.
 General curb list continues dall with slaekening in demand. Shat tuck fractoaaily or in bid without transactions. Denn unchanged. War rior holds firm with all offerings around thirteen readily absorbed Chino fracuonaily lower with consid erable trading. Ray Cons. and Ray Central hold steady with fair demand Rosalia dull and neglected No no ficeable pressure on Live Oak, put bids continue scarce. It is mcffaei ally reverted that shattuck and penn annual meeting has been possp19sa from April 18th unti' Hay 10th
 CURES.
 saginaw. 1G401 3-4: Ariz Mich g50 40; Arizpe. 10Ql2; B Mn. log 4s. B & A. 5@7: Bohemia. l0glo l-Z' Chemung. Q s-40s 7-ss Cactus. , 5-4 q 27-S. Cordova. 50975; Full Paid. q r1-4: Chief Cons. POP Is; Eieni'a e1-5ax: Ely Cons. GSQ75; Ely Cent I2sG1l-z: Davis Daiy S-4a 2 Clla e7Sn7; oilb. sl-249. iaspn -a4a71-s: Chino IA l-s9 4 70 Kevstone. s1-2as: Live Oak 2eeZz - Ravea. s5a 70: Ray Cons, 2o i-za zl : Ray Cent. 3 3-Sqs l-2' Rosaiia' s9e 1oo. sierra. s1-2@4; San An'onis 1',l s1-aax: shattEck, 2 l-za zs; sil Nsortb Tiger. 27 ax; Warren. z4- i,S Warrior 1sal3 s-S. Goldheld' : S.4e -Ts. Henern. 10 ax: Tonopah' D + M7.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
CLOSE RACE WITH DEMO" RUM

DENVER. April 7-cemp,ete re ,n~ns from twentytwo towns tnroasn, '
 ., c,olorado in which the saloon ,..ss,ion was an issue. directly or m directly. at yesterday noh'I' .,',-a pa, e,ec,ions show that the drys saineu ..' Ave towns and the vets three ne ,.ets have a total Of thirteen ana the drys nine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
Fan Millinery Openings.

Bartlett & Nelson announce their mil
linery opening for Saturday, October /.
Miss J.. E. Townsend announces her
regular fall opening, Saturday, Oct. j.
at her millinery parlors, SO Washing
ton street
Mrs. A NJ Longley wishes to announce
her fall millinery opening at her parlors
at 10 Summer street, Saturday, October
/. All are cordially invited
Opening of fall and winter millinery;
also complete line of veilings and hat
pins, Saturday, October / Mrs. C. r.
Wood, over Hendricks drug store.
Mrs. Draper wishes to announce her
fall millinery opening in her parlors at
3 and Currier building, Saturday, DC
tober /. The public is cordially in
vited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Headquarters for fine sweet corn, large
kind, at Z. M. Lyons store.
Dancing at the Woodmens fair to-
night from until II o'clock.
Blasius-made pianos at Gould.made
prices almost sell themselves
See Abbott's line of new tailored
waists in the new fall models,
Use No-al pure food flavors, concen.
trated, non-alcoholic. Spices for picking
and preserving. Perfumes and toilet
articles. 50-page cook book, explaining
the use of all products and containing
recipes for meat dressings, salads, pas.
tries, candies and ieings For sale by
Mrs. +, r. Northrop. Tel. 1921.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01

William Boyte, who fell from a. stag
ing in the basement of the Union school
building two weeks ago. il able to walk
a short distance, but his sprained wrist
still pains him and his head Is severely
cut.
A large leak was discovered yesterday
in the Cotton dam, and men were az
work all day trying to I'll it with bags
of granite chips and stones. A volume
of water fully as large rs Is used to run
all the water wheels connected with the
dam is going to waste through the leak,
which causes considerable apprehension
Unless something can be done to stop
the flow of water manufacturing inter
ests dependent upon il viii be closed and
extensive alterations viii have to be
made or the dam replaced.
Miss Peters. the vocal teacher al the
seminary has made UP this years giee
club, and the first rehearsal was held
Wednesday night Those who make up
the club are Misses c. Evelyn Benjamin
OF Woodbury., Lillian Dwinell of East
Calais, IvRh Strachan of sharon, Avis
and Hazel Wheeler Of Montpelier, Ethel
Roberts of Mortified, Merle and Mary
Plastridge Of Mortified. Alice Waldo OF
Willamstown, Jessie Gates Of Bradford,
Irene Dwinell Of East Calais, Avis Pat
trell Of Norwich, Beatrice Atherton of
Waterbury Miss Rachel Thatcher of
Pomfret is the accompanist, Miss Chris
tine Currier OF Cabot the violinist and
Miss G. Evelyn Benjamin the reader
The glee club usually gives several en-
tertainments during the winter, and the
first one viii probably be held at FranSS
lin, late in October
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, 1910,

Weather Prediction
Sunday fair; moderate south and
southwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01
MONTPELIER.
Harold Antoinetti Sent to the State
Industrial School.

Harold Antometti, the boy who took
a team from this city anG went toward
Barre ON a Joy ride that ended in a
runaway and the smashing OF the outfit,
was in city court yesterday and was
sentenced to 2S weeks in the reform
school at Vergennes. He is but nine
years old Sheriff Tracy will probably
take him to the school Monday
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-26
A0OC'1Z|,E TNbkf
Hy ~

%VANrTY FAIR" and the eharac-
tiers therein. remain about the
same today as dcpi~--u Dy Thackeray
IN the early f0rticS and the immortal
Becky Sharp still lives. not only on
the STAKE. as 80 perfectly portrayed THIS
week by one Of our leading American
artists. but in the Vanity Fair Of mod
ern times.
IL has been we'll said that the char
acter OF Becky sharp r. one Of the
strongest known IN fiction from the
feminine standpoint. and has It's pro-
totype IN every social aggregation
called society. Fascinating. unscrupu-
lOus 20 the last degree. with marvellous
perseverance,. maintaining a pleasing
personality combined with unusual
tact. having nothing but worldly sue
cess IN view-she is az once the most
interesting. n not altogether admira-
bic. OF heroines.
The inevitable ending pointing out
the moral Of a hollow worldly life Is so
vigorously emphasized that one almost
wonders that the character still lives
In managing would-be society leaders
who. with all their efforts, are after all
only feeble limitations Of the delightful
Becky.
The call OF the out-of-door becomes
more and more insistent as the per-
feet days OF June draw % a close. and
the fascination Of the bridge table
grows beautifully and visibiy less.
There Is. however. a delightful phase
OF the all-absorbing amusement in the
informal game played in the cool OF
the morning in the cool. attractive
rooms or. better STILL on the spacious
screened-in verandas. followed by
daintily appointed little luncheons
"All very informal. you know" Just
q few close friends and neighborsr
strictly not for publication. because
] an 50 Indebted" etc. etc Even the
fascination Of the morning automobile
ride pales before these informal little
social functions given by a number Of
our successful hOstesscs at their
charming homes within the week.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-26

to announce the marriage of their
daughter, Carrie, to A. f. Mill. Mr..
and Mrs. Mill will be at home after
August 1 at the Turner apartments.
* X X
Mr. and Mrs. John 7. Edwards an
nounce the engagement OF their sister
Mary, to J. II. Back, the marriage to
take place in the near future.
At st. Paurs church Wednesday
afternoon, by the Rev. Charles K. Per-
kins. Miss Edith Blair Hawkes. OF this
city was married to Charles T. White
of St. Johns. Province of Quebec, Can
ada. Mr.. and Mrs. White will be at
home at S43 East Third South street.