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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-23
STEPS TAKEN TO ERECT
PENNSYLVANIA TERMINAL

Another step in the erection of the
large Pennsylvania railroad terminal in
Harrison was taken today when tho
railroad company applied and received
from Building Inspector Daniel F,
Maher a permit for the construction of
a signal tower at the foot of Seventh
street, Harrison The tower will cost
Sc, 500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-23

tcontiaued on Fourth rageo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Fro O'Clock this morning an army,
and not small army either, of men
have been employed about the Kruger
Auditorium, where President William
II. Taft will dine at the invitation OF
the Board of Trade tonight, putting up
decorations. installing lights and ar
ranging tables, while below stairs an
other army of cooks has been at work
the banquet itself
Probably never in the history OF the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-23
CITY READY
To GREET
PRESIDENT
Final Arrangements for
Brilliant Reception
Completed.
AUDITORIUM DECORATIONS
FOR TAFT RECEPTION.

Five thousand feet of ropes of
leaves.
Three hundred palms.
One hundred vases of cut
ft.wers.
= One hundred potted plants.
Six cases of smilax.
Eight hundred incandescent
lamps.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15
CRISP COUNTY FAIR

the pleasure of seeing the Crisp county fair Saturday and
put N advocate Ben Hill county fair
coming together people the spirit that pevades
every thing country fair boundto be beneficial it's effect
people Crisp credtabe and interesting
exhb and the first fair they had undertaken 1t will be much
easier year organize and collect the exhibits
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

bankers supply merchants cotton oil and fertilizer men
expected attend least they cordially invited and urged to
attend the November % and %
most important matter all We hope Ftz-
gerald will be represented n-hat conference.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

The largest ship in the world has just been launched It's little
$50 feet long You imagine how looks city block only
It's engines have fove thousand horse that drive
ship than twenty miles hour would comfort
ably transport the time all the people of aase city
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

The Washington Herald quotes Hon. HQke Smith, Governor
elect of Georgia picking Woodrow Wilson the nominee
for President of the United States Good Then wouldn't be
fine have Georgian second place the ticket And how
would sound to have the ticket read Wilson and Smith,
Mr. Wilson, mark you born in Virginia and married in Saw
annah We could give hearty support that cke-Waycros
Herald
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15
SENATOR CLAY

Alexander Stevens Clay died in Atlanta sanaum
Sunday His death unexpected but shock
He brilliant statesman but he
industrious of clean life and the highest integrity
splendid representative the
universally loved and politically in the
his death Georgia has lost of her best citizens
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

Editor Mercer the Fitzgerald Enterprise of the brightest
all the Georgia editors is half hundred years old We lead
you Jess by five and half years but in spite you beat
with the pen Blessings you Mr. Mercer We do al
ways agree but always welcome the Enterprise-The
Commerce News.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

Editor Seey says that Tom Watson charges had proven
true his duty Watson effort drive
Hoke Smte from the govenohp oblivion
duty every editor in the join the
Now isn't the duty editor See has discovered peo-
Georgia the Watson general
movement Watson and his infamous publication the pit
oblivion dscreded publisher had dg9ed for the govenore
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

Editor Mercer of the Fitzgerald Enterprise recently owned
up fact he had passed the eh anniversary of his
sojourn this vale of is seldom that Georgia editor
will DO this and take great pleasure in wishing this sawart
pen-triver many more-Fort Gains Sentinel
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

The Atlanta Journal planning for big aviation meet Dec u.s.
Speedway when flying machines will be ubs
automobiles which flying will become fashionable Geor
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

Hugh manthe weaes citizen of Atlanta OF the wealth
the South died last night He active business man and
public spirited citizen of Atlanta for number of years
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15
They have invented bicycle now which peddIes withou

papers the eight district opposed the successf
candidate for congress.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15
The denositon Of Mr. Andrews speaks cutie emphaicay of th

The depOSiuon SPEAKS
State Of Georeia-County of Fulton
Personally appeared Walter Andrews tho subscriber hereto
who ON oath saws called letter written
Tho Watson of McDuhie county, to r. Seey
county wherein the said Watson used the name OF
having information touching improper conduct which
the said Watson alleges place between Hoke Smith and client
somewhere about 1892 1893
Furthermore the said published November 10
1910 an article deamato said oke Smith where
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

Another mining company mails prospectus and offer
the exceedingly low price of so share Which how
cheaper than $4,000 share for the purchase
the They simply 100 shares
$4,000 share the other The buyer gets the
the mine for the 5000 in either But that is only
the promoters who using the mails the search for
dollars worth suckers million dollars
idiots with the money the work will be undertaken and
suckers will little the in the other
After diligently investigating the charges made by the william
and publishes the Jefesonian against the governor elect
Editor l. Seey and editor Of the Georgian says
1T unbelievable that Mr. Watson could have made
grave charges without tangible evidence and solely upon
hearsay but such to be the
The Georgian compelled however that not the first
suggestion of foundation in fact has been obtanabe and that
the employment of the best talent detective legal and
otherwise giving his political enemies opportunity
supply facts evidence unequivocay, in the
the interest of square deal that oke Smith innocent
of misconduct moral otherwise in Georgia.
the years his public life and doubt if there
in the who is interested beyond that this time
Editor Seey the investigation the of Watson
and fully determined give the people of the the truth Of the
matter.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

F. l. Seey Georgian Atlanta:
Mail clerk averse till he has to keep
his family name out controversy thinks he will write Watson
when Watson thinks unfortunate notorie much
publication than thru feel sure when ne speaks
he viii contradict these neDosterous charges ATTORNEY
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

f this isn't Indian summer weather then what is it?
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

The second man whom he referred us wired as follows
Washington D. c. Nov. IL 1910
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-15

Inc Georgian does not appear this matter the defender Of
Hoke Smith, the prosecutor of Mr. Watson.
The Georgian appears in the interest Of a square deal
Hoke Smith The Georgian nothing Georgian owes
Hoke Smith nothing.
We have taken this with care have used
the method and neutrality every fth we have
taken and the public will stand witness
mistakes in these fights
We believe oke Smith has felt times Georgian was
his We do not know what his opinion mat
ter will be. Nor do we know what will be his action
unbelievable that M Watson mad so Grave
charges without tangible evidence and solely upon heasay
such be the
The Georgian compelled however,
suggestion of foundation in fact has been
after the employment of the best talent detective
ws even giving his political enemies opportunity supply
facts evidence must unequvOcaY the
DEAL that HOke Smith
otherwise, Georgia-at years his
public feand doubt there the interested
beyond that at this time
No armnded deny that evidence produced here
with is the final
The Georgian furthermore feels that the little has
case more than repaid by the satisfaction of having done its duty and
nasmuch Hoke Smith has been selected by the people
great Of Georgia its chief for
the duty Georgian political friend enemy
of this his shoulder the wheel and lift better hn6s in
Georgia
IheGeorgian has tried do much and pledges man that
1t will do it with the future past
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

For Sale at Review. old papers z5c a bundle, 100 to bundle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
B|SbEE COPPER HEADS VISIT
 BUTTE SHELTERS FOR POINTERS

& Arizona, negotiations toward which are now in process. Superior & Pitts burg will rece.ve better treatment than originally proposed It is prob able that this property will get better than the equivalent of one share of new Calumet & Arizona fer four shares of Superior & Pittsburg. incidentally it is to be noted that the October output of the Calumet & Arizona was very much smaller than for many mouths amounting to less than 2,000.000 pounds and being 37o.- 900 pounds less than October a year ago. For the first time Superior & Pittsburg passed the older producer in point of output
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
By |. J. Overlook.

BOSTON. Nov. I7.-Both markets lapsed into dullness again today. Tht New York Is. was very cratic but the vclume of transactions was very small. In the Boston list Calumet and Hecla was the only important feature. The buying of this stock the past few days has besl the bes seen for many mcnths and a r.se it Calumet ard Hecla is always an in dication Of better things to come m sn tho ether coppers. We beisey, firmly if al the coppers and advise luying them at piesent figures Paine webber < Co
 .Curbs steady at pract cahy unchant ei quofatiois. Heavy buy ns of oenf- continues. regardless of the facs tha water encountered yesterday flooded the shaft to the exteEt of 225 Feet Cpsnins les were made a.
 a good sized block and throughout ihe sessioon demand was persistent. Shat tuck firm with advancing tendency. Rosara dull with moderate offersngs at 8. Cactus steady. London cop per cpened unchanged. Total saes New York 4i5.5oe. F
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
By Frank J. Gnf.

fMember Duluth Board of Trade).
 There was further weakness in the markets today. and trading continues
 to be purely profess cnsl confined
 to but a. few issues Sales are of smaE volume and 1t is apparent that the general public is not in the mar ke. We see no reason ct the pres ent time for tn stagnant market un less t is the rate hearing to he held next month Steel Shelters. Read ing, Union and Southern Pacific show
 ed from one to two 20 nfs decline
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

Butte-Capt Thomas fioatson Of Calumet, Mich, Dr. l.. D. Ricketts general manager of the Greene-Can- anea property, John G. Greenway, general managerf of Calumet X Arizona and Superior & Pittsbairg James Wood, superintendent of Cal umet & Arizona. John Lansdon. con sulting engineer of Green-Cananea and Arthur Cole. superintendent oi the smelter at Canane, are inspect ing the Anaconda and Great Falls smelters for the purpose of studying into methods of copper treatment al those plans.
 They will also via smelters al
 Garfield, TooeIe. Ely, and in Caiifor mia.
 Dr. Ricketts says: At Cananea VI
 are finishing the smeiter which
 though partly in operation Is st.li un der construction. It Is my intention to learn through these visits wha there is new in methods. machinery and construction and also to discuve if there is anything in these line that we have overlooked. The copper outlook is better thai 1t has been for some time and C, pcct to see better prices for coppes Output Is not keeping pace with tn demand. With a rising market I looi for an improvement in stocks"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
HoRsE snoe coMPANY

DOUGLAS, Nc-. 16.-(Specfai)--
 ". W. StovalI and Charles Hanson have returned from the property of the Horse Shoe Mining company In the ested and last night a meeting of the Qui5otoas. in which they arc inter. company was held and 1t was decided to put fn moro washers and proceed with the work on the property where machinery has already been installed.
 Walter Stov1ll told . representative of this paper this morning that re- sults thus far had been perfectly sat. isfactory, except that the washers they were using were not all that they desired and that they would ir- stall other washers. He thought thai |it would take about month to do this and then they can proceed with production, for they are satisfied the values are there and that the Quic- ner crushers will do their work.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
YIELD OF ARIZONA MINES
 fOR YEAR OVER 42 MILLIONS

!, Standard Copper M.2ss. Clifton $59.7st..s.
 va.,-ee sfines CO, vuiture. sel. i50.eV.
 Arizcna Gold Mines co.. MaynaTs ss,s52.73.
 s.old Roads Mg. & Exploration Go. San Francisco. $7S.395.IS.
 ..-snd Gulch Mining co-, Bentley ssa. .722.0s.
 Tcm Tweed Gold Mines Co, slt Francisco, s293, 3,763.47.
 Unson Basin Mining Co. wailin. sS0l. .223.65.
 El Tiro Copper Co, silverbeli. s2s. T4i.61.
 aelvetia Copper Co, Heivetia, slos. .ss.2s.
 Twin Buttes Mines Co, Ltd. Pima lsI4I53l.25.
 Mohawk Gold Mines CO, old Hat S52, ,s6e.52. Raw Consolidated Copper O., Min. erai Greek. s7S,7e2.35.
 Cleopatra Copper Co, Verde, sl2,- 7e2ss.
 Congress Cen. Mines Co, Ltd. Mar 
 Cons,iidated Arizona Smclting Co.,, Fig Bug. $l3.f-0.6e.
 Grand Cany T Line and Cement Co. Unknown, s56.10S.5o.
 Ieesi Mining & Development Go, Fig Bug. $i7s.0so-14.
 Miller Brothers Big Bug. $22,5Ss.oe.
 Monica Mines CO, Weaver, $5i.- 51S.O5.
 Poland Mining Co. Big Bug. s15o.- si71o.
 Pusenney Lime Co. Lime stone, 
 Tiger Gold Mining Co, Tiger. ss7.- 3s.30.
 United Verde Copper Co. Verde, 5. .7s0. .76e.f0.
 Gold Star Mining Co. King of Ari- ona, SUI. .5o5.4s. King of Arizona. King of Arizona, 45.017.so.
 Little Buttes Con. Mines Co, Ped nosa, sS,675.37.
 The total value of the above men toned gross production is si2,s46.- 45.I9. There were produced 2s7,- oe .940 pounds of copper: 132,21s,S ,S49 ,unces of gold; 2.347.709,315 ounces # silver; 2,153,102 pounds of lead: .O5s.145s pounds of zinc: 3.325,347 ,ounds of iron and 5s9.o1o pounds of ulphur.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

cAxA.SEA, Mex, Nov. 17.--This se<x vsrd was received from the Ne~ Yark oaices of the Arizona-Cana- xsa euarzay that they have dec ded rs szaxe up all the options which they es6a - ths yarsous properties in this skSxsrt- This means that the cor sprzsipa vin begin operations on a k-re scaie as soon as possible. Da- ss< s6lser of San Francisco, who has tx ca here sn business connected with tAz esznpany, stated that the com ax-r rsu,d undoubte ediy begin opera sS<xzs hy the first of the coming r.sn.A- sr zt least by January l.
 xhe xzount of property involved k .usxiderxbse and includes the pss-xsxzs. Corrigidor, Morita, Creston, Saeixe. Flight, Elena. Martini, Escc- sxs. Feiun and Residual denounce- xezzs- All these properties lie to lhc Ssufhezst of Cananea and were .sns<sa Ay seperate compan.es, includ- lz= s1.e Nslier company Southwestern Hsczsx csmpany), Cananea Mining & E<sxzeERent company, Consolidated xsaN C Copper company. Red Cloud s>,sznr- cnmpany, and most of the so.lznxs of the Ortega company.
 SttAoagh the figures have not yet H<<. uake public, the October out sk q she Greene-Cananea compan, IH he zlsuf the same as the preced sz,c zzsnsA. 3,soo 900 dounds. Six fur rzrrs xre nOu in use at the smeitel xxa e iz believed that this numbel .E uennsn in use until the first o xk,c xenr. when the plant will prob zzaF run with seven, on account O tz1dE~g xhe Miami concentrates xrnfisns for the handling of whic' are ouu under way
 The sfee1 fDr the six new McDouga surznerx has begun to arrive anu xsrk sn ehe steel building has bee' keg2-
 A ncu pruperty has recently beeI ,~mea ~D in the Altar district il r<fcs Cx1nnea parties are interested l.<k Rely is in charge of the proI .rsy spa shis week he brought 10 xwuxes vh6eh averaged $31.80 (U. S cxI - nsa- The property is know .x sAe CsaA HxiII. and consists of 10 ~wfrueneins. It is located about aass nursh of the town of Aital <ssss e Gbe Occur ranch
 0 fskmSo Consolidated compan E nmGv engaged In installing it's : se. em1nr. Arrangements are nc' tvsux mn6e to make all their re hrjck = tke ground on account ( sbe rsuf xpense in freighting tn uzerrff e she nine A kiln of l00 sss nsGtk vu be begun at once
 W. aunesr Hutchinson, promil ~u u1lfsg expert is at present maj mr = Umfnafjon of the propertie ~ sfe waxfcnu Metals company, i' c.1sf c ohe vicinity of Magdalena-
 R-r1s fron the San Geronim ui.<. eue q Poza station on th <auaueu Pnc1nc uf Mexico, state thi rS. - ioo ton mill has beeuecon yfetef md that shipments of his
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
LRlONk-CbNaNEA ID TAKE
 UP ALL OF ITS OPTIONS

grade concentrates will soon be made.
 Operations will soon be resumed by the Industrial Mining company, which owns property west of Carbo. in the Carnero mountains A tunnel has al ready been drifted in a distance of |3O0 feet in solid limestone
 A 75 ton smelter is being con structed at the Nina Mexico, in the |Sahuaripa district, which will be ready for operation at the first Df the new yeear.
 The Santa Eduviges mine. in the Sahuaripa district, has resumed oper- ations.
 Work is being rushed on the new l 100 ton smelter of the Sonora Copper !company at Cobre Grande. near Noria. An aerial tramway 350e feet in length will be installed which will convey lthe ore from themines to the smelter. 1.-The tramway will have a capacity of 800 tons daily.
 | The Tharsis York company. o3er- Iat.ng in the Nacozari district, near ithe Pilares mine, has this week tawarded a contract for the sinking lof a shaft to depth of 800 feet.
 tSome work was done on this shaft
 lpreviously and is now down about
 IS0 feet.
 Work at the Tomlinson and Miles
 Announcements, which has been car
 Tried on by Bendelari X Cook O.
 lJoplin, Mo, has ceased for the ti- lbeing. Assays recently taken from lthe ven, which is eight inches in !the ledge. assayed 5e,74 per cent
 lcopper, .oS ounce gold and 50-4 ounces silver.
 A tunnel Is being driven on ths ,iTaft denouncement in the Baragor
 ldistrict, between here and Nocozari which is showing up we'll It is ir i l9O feet and assays have been taker (which run 125 ounces in silver ana lone ounce in gold. The denounce Iment contains six pertinencias. Tn. , Iproperty is owned by Cananea men.
 Last week the board of director : lof the Industrial Mining compan, s lheid 8 meeting at Nogales at whic' Itchy decided to resume work at thei |. lproperty, the Mixed Metals mine, 10 a icated B miles west of Carbo. Suffl o lc.ent money has been raised to pa ]. Ial outstanding indebtedness and tl Jpermit the development of the prcT . ierty.
 ol The Cadena de Cobra company 7 (which owns POS acres in the Sahus \ !rfpa district. is making arrangement z Ito resume operations. The prorert z Twas recently examined by an exper and the company is now devising , lway of rais ng the encessary money IThe property is three miles from tn ] IYaqui river, where a power plan . lean be installed at small cost.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
MINING, MARKETS AND FINANCIAL
NEW Y0hk ERRAT|C, BOSTON
 DULL: [. 8 H. lS ACTIVE

and the balance sold on fracuonaiiy' Coppers were weak especially the sc- i've ones Auualgamated sold io S65s. Cal & Ariz sold to 54 E.. Sup Pitts to 14h. Trading Is limited to a very few stocks. Carbs are fairly active but wth. litt.e change in price Profit taking continued in East Butte. Shattuck sold to g, Denn holds around s,s to 5. Insplrat on sold to SIS: Chino holds at 21% santa Rosalia in better demand around 3i with light offertAs. , The balance are practically unchanged Sales s45.oee Money 3 percent
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

Arirnza mines last year yielded utxs uf sl2.ols,74s.1S. according to uz,<nczf juxt issued by Territorial Aas4nr eros ester of the gross produc ,ssc ~f de mines and mining claims sf ArSxsna for the year 1909. and ske ;os,ouine are comp led from the Ur-ised statements flied with thai xNcs.,. according to law. the name o< the company, mining district and .oss, yaiue of production being given:
 Arincaa United Mining company Ic.sssa, tc,-3si3e.
 Calumet ( Arizona Mining CO. wzr-a. y3.Si7, ,zzT-5s-
 c-uxcavcaith Mining Co. Fur excise, etJ:.g17-S1-
 coxper oaeen Consolidated Mining ca Narren, $ff ,516,975.fi.
 Dem Arizona Copper Co, Warren sIsIxsE- r
 Greet Western Copper Co. fur snsis, Ssa19SS&
 Hersrheli Mining & Milling Co., runhstane. e3f- -2eS.b0.
 2zsz.aa Copper Co, me- Inraaois'
 G.se.ck-Arfzona Copper Go. War VIC $xkkOs&BH-
 svertsr q Pittsburg Copper Co.,, W~sr.. $zxss. .ss6-s3-
 r>uza<tnne Consolidated Mines co, fxf. TsnAEfsae, tszo-525.12.
 Gaxserine q Arizona Mining Co, wauea. S3.nlSe- ari.sn. conmercial Copper Go. sss~he. sfGo, o,14l-14- ne CiAsna Copper Co. Summit, reS eeRE Css1e cs.csolidated Copper Co. n5nhe- eA1. 1.1ls84
 oaa Du.ansoa Copper N. & s. Co. | ss1e. Hxx3s.1sx1e
 sspcrisr q Boston Copper Co. sEshe. Sia5, ,2st.ss.
 TAe UsiteA Globe Mines. Globe, xSAIs6-lS-
 E.nisr Copper Co. Globe, s47o,- ] .xs5
 arsz,Qa Copper Co. Ltd, Copper ks-znxzia. $4,ef3.sz7.15. txnlsr Copper Mines, Ltd, Green ee- fx.z16is. ,t 0xarsss Copper M ming Co, Copper ssxns1iu. N.css, ,s53.5s. New England < Clifton Copper h.. Greeniee. s150.s0e.54. Saxanos Copper Co, Clifton, S2,- xt sS9Se
 sAsndard Consolidated Copper Go. T ,,1eSz- sSose.ss-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
suPERIoR c PlTrseuRc

Boston-Therc are reasons to be .ieve that in the consolidat on of the Superior & Pittsbarg with Calumet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-George Homah, Omaha General
hospital, girl; Daniel Mundy, Twenty-sev-
7O7h North Eighteenth, boy: Dominic sofia
1llG South Twelfth, girl; Anton Pleid, 3Oi5
South Seventeenth, girl; F. j. Johnson, 27l6
Ruggles, girl,
Deaths-Peter Jensen, 1874 South Tenth
30; Joseph Schmidt, 2811 Fort Omaha ave-
nue., g.; Baby Barta, 1l17 Center; John
Paspisil. Presbyterian hospital, AZ; Violet
Emanuel hospital, &c.