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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
yOaniferen"
6re6og oen 8. Suni 1910.
Blair, 9ebr.

9eieguostienete ofboloes paa
Sgnone / &irfen 81. 1870, foroi
goitor Sdult6 er afreiit til aars-
mgoe. Sngen 4ftenguostieneite.
Drum. @uostieneite afbolOes 3.
5. sunni ON 5ormio0ogen @offen
1890.
Sra 8Iair par ser a~oifflige, iom
reiite til bort Samfunos Aarstng-
De / 8ocine, isis; gDaniferens"
Re0oftsr er ogina meo, og iaa Dil
Neooelelierne fra Iarsmsoet 10 og-
iaa fomme oirefte fra fsrite Soono,
og 8la0ets 2eiere pI faa aars-
meoenpbeoerne iaa burtig, oct er
gsrligt.
-0tr. Sgrenien er fIpttet Der til
8lair ira Stapleburit. efter at babe
ioglt i'm 5orretning og @ien0om
Der. 3et er Scr. Sereniens @gt at
frefpentere Sfolen o9 uO0anne Jig
til en- ipeciel 8erning for Serren
/ port Samfun0. San bar leiet 8rof.
6. &. Saniers Sus oppe peo Sfolen.
Mr. Hnsmus Sobonien, DOR
6onife Supplements 6orretnings-
mano Der / 9pen bar ioIgt tit 9us
til Mrs. Sacobien, iom flptter in0
fra 5ormen. Sobanien bar fsbt Jig
ct iplinternpt 6us oppe / Nerbe-
ben al 9resbpterianfirfen. 5or 81
ben legges ser bore ii0ite &aon0
poa 8Grfet, og Sobanien bill faa ct
belt life Slot at 30 /.
Gbomas G1ritenien par u6s
at fore | Ssnoags meo i'm Mooer
ane Marie Gbrntenien og bans
Born; men amber aerIelen iprong
gioilet, og Seitele LOB ls6if. Den
enc efter oen an0en al 9grnene
fprang Of og Ben Glore Zine N1orie
Gbrntenien maatte ogioa al men /
5aloet forilog bnn Jig inaIe0es, ina
bun bfeu beoioitIss, oe fsrit 90 bun
fenere bragtes biem, genonnot bun
Beoioit6e0en. Seitene fortiatte 9sr.
Helen bjemefter meo 86omas Gbri.
.ftenIen, og ben enc Set fom en- De-
til Sfooe De6 BEN ooloiomme 9er.
lei. ane Warie Gbriitenien er M
beore, og Ri bnober, at bun mart
mao bIipe beIt raft.
Will trade a quarter section
(160 acres) of Colorado land for
an automobile, land with out a
flaw. We have other land to sell
and trade. = Address all inquirys
IN English, to the Federal Land
Company, Peetz, Colo, Logon
County.
gor flinfe Gountp Glerf, Mr.
Doe anOerien bar faaet at pioe, at
Der lan en- ung onnif Mano iDg uOe
ona u5be p%oorfarm~. Ope @noerien
Ss ioa fOr, at DoftQr @arie
fom no at ie, bnao Ban fei-
eoe. Gfter unoerisgelien meooelte
Doftoren, at oet eneite 9aao bar en-
.,r0entlig aur paa ct 5oipitol; men
bap0e ielpfelgelig ingen
Benge. Den ipee bliper bog aaige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03

= Civ Is Lejlighed til at over !
3 Devise Dem om vore billige Pri- I
3 ser paa Temmer, Tagpapir, Rer, l
: Cementsten, kortsagt alt hvad der 4
! henherer til Bygningsmateriale. !
4 CrowelI Lumber & Grain Co. l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Nogle nbe gpger
for Senoagsifolen.

Sulbsru | ct Solrigt 2anb. 81
Rorp e. 9ucf. Yon 0nnif neb
q. &. Sfiloringer at inofif,
gern. Den bnnoler mart ON lDf.
feIige SoIifinsbern, mart ON
Dem, Der matte enife, at De an
BRIG par fe0te, blnnot Dem man
ge al Observation-Disclosures ulpffe.
Iiee Ore. 10S Sioer, imuft inb-
bunSen, oe meo giGeoer. Bris
40 Gents.
greue til mine Born, fra bet beI'
ligc 2anb. af Senrp q. Sarper
Reo mango Sn~uitrationer. Sno.
bunoen | fnroetrpft Bapbino.
gris 10 Gents. Den er Ieoiaeei
Of ct 5orort Of Brouit Sob. gibe.
geterien. naarbus Stiitstioenoe'
~ifriuer: n0enne BOG fan man
snlfe Den uioeit mulige uobre'
belle, oo Den er ct ppperIi9t SiRl-
pemiooeI til 5orflaring Of mangi
og meget i De bibelife 6ortRI.
lineer".
9rense % Srense. SfiIorineer fro
Misiionsmarfen. Soeriat al So
rem &9oer. Oct er en- BOG ON
9renge at forifeaiae Raeer, SUD.
farber og Sprog. Den fort91er
ON Snoiens og Irnbiens bruno
9renee, ON afrifas iorte os sri.
mas guile Drenge, og ON Gren.
gene iblnnot amerifos Snoimer.
TANNER. Men fsrit og frem.
melt ifnlner ben imeaem De to
Itore Sopeogrupper: 9renge, Der
er arfitne, og 9renge, Der lite
er ariitne. Sg ben minoer ON,
at @renieifeIlet imelem bisie to
@rupper itrpffer iig igennem belle
8eroen = ianpel bpor De ufulti.
pereoe iom bpor De fultipereoe
SoIfeitnmmer Dor.
gugen er poa 1876 Sioer, imuft
inSb. oe riet iauitreret. gris 60
Gents.
S.rresaarbsfOIf. en- M BOG al Sir.
itine @ormart. Den inoeboloer
en- SamIine af fem friife os lie.
nenoe fortalte Smaotr9f at 81.
bet paa2nnoet, ii9r iom bet Iepes |
De Iaoe Stuer unoer Sptternes
Strnatag. 48 Sioer meo Bill.
Ieoer. 5 farpetrpft OmfIas. gris
90 Gents.
Jor Neoarbeioere | gsrnefirfer.
6crt9qinger og Smaaitpffer til
Senoagsifolens 9eftr9ffe. 1 =
Iooent til Binie. geo g. BIom.
berg, Ieiieiefret9r for Borne.
guOstjeneiteu. 70 Sioer. BriS
% Gents.
sntberan EnbIiib;ns &onie,
9lair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Che Hrndt hardware

Den aldste og NEST ansete Isen-
kramhandel Washington County ger
kun sin Inkeb / store Partier og kan
derfor spare Dem PENCE paa allie Artfk
Ter i Hardware.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Stbrite 90 bebite ltbpaIs
at
9iIIeo .9 reofort for
enbper &nIeonine

Ordinations grepfor4
meO oanif Sefit. Mange for.
ifeli9e Sloss, iorteret per Oui
% Gents.
greofort me6 gibeItefii
Danif, Here SIa9s meo forifeIlis,
Eefit. Sorteret, per 9ui. 25c.
9 ropeftfort fra Blair
oe Omegn II. Snobefatter Gam.
funoets Sfole os 6orIaesbus
liant Den onnife airfe. Sortere
per Dui. 25c.
r opeftfcrt fra Dan.
mari. Ga. 90 forifeaige ierot
les imuffe farpetrptte Sort fra
ifsnneite ggne / 9anoet. Snobe.
latter mango betenote airfer.
Sorieret per Gui. 25c.
S%orteret greOeu0Dolg al
ale o~penitnnen6e pr. 9ui. 25c.
Gan. Gath. $nbl. 6onie.
Blair, Re6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
SlOffdlemt.

GlOtfeflfuIt.
Diet al soar 9irte.
meo Rufit or Or.
gel eIIer piano al Sui.
Ofiir.
Salees til SoroeI for Borne.
biemsiogen. Bris % Cts. per
gfsemplar.
0ette griberbe digit me6 bets Up.
perIige Muiifnlife Accompaniment
forti.ner at finbes i etbuert NH.
iifeIifenoe onnif Siem. Gsb BET.
De ssr Dem ieIn oe Saeen en-
Sieneite oermeo.
Saas hos
. Gan. 2ntb. Enbl. Sonie,
Blair, 0eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
GfsfnriiOn til Dana.


ar Solget at ct 2anoareal DeO Dana,
Sogfathepan, Canada, mi0t / BET
oeItliee Gann0os S~oe0dbelte.
Dana er belig9enoe oeo 6. 9e.
ganen, bar to gleoatorer, 8orn.
msle, 2 SemmenplaOier, 3 SIMPLE
ments og 3 @eneral-g utTfer, RE
itouration, Sotel oio.
8i uoiegte os $4,000 @cres al
ct 9lreaI poa $4,000 Stores, 6ptlfet
gioer 9e6eren en- beOre 9eiIigbeO til
at beige lit 2ano. Bort 9on0 er be.
liggenoe ira I til 20 0eil fra Dana.
5be @ran0 Srllnf anIp99er / aor
en- 8ane gennem port 2ano, Og intet
af Bette 9an0 oil ligge mere END
iefs @fiI ira ben me 8anelinie.
@oot 8an6 fan faas / en- 9pb0e
of fra 10 til 40 500. 9igelig Resn.
fnIo, iaa Srrigotion er u~ne0penOig.
Sngen 8anoifat at betale.
Soro6unOen beitaar al ct froftigt
2erunoerIag og iort frugt6artpiliIo.
ioro. Set ii0ite finoes i Bette 0i-
itrift og beitaar al ira 1 til 3 SOB
iort Mlglo iom er en- allupial og be-
getobilF SpiamIing al qnrbn16re.
ser, l1noerlaget er Ger, iom life
aIene 9iuer en- itor 9lfers6e al SOe6e
Sapre, gpg, SCR, 5motbe, aIeper,
alfalfa, aartofIer, aaal og 8rsnt.
lager, men ogioa e9ner Jig fortref.
feligt for al SIags 6rugtaOI.
Sasfat6eman er fen0t belle Ser.
oen ooer iom ,,SoIifinnets 9anS".
2anoet er iepn. aaben 9rprie, meo
inaa @oppeIIitn0e og Snoiser BIT
og Der iamt nogIe 9irfer og Sfoler.
ggnm fer er ballot op0prfet. 5oIf,
iom f66te 2ano Der ii0ite @fteraar,
par paa ire Si0er omgi0ne al ga.
boer os 6slgen6e Marfer.
Ser er en- file Site ooer Soft,
JON ii0ite gfteraar febte 2an6 peo
Dana. 5olf ira og omfring@lfSorn,
Sa.:
Sens 9erner, 240 9[cres.
Setter Ssrgenien, 240 Stores.
@m. Maran, $40 @cres.
Sens g. Senien, 800 acreg.
Sens Gn0erien, 100 9(cres.
anOrep Ia0iien, 800 4cres.
Wartin 6reoridien, 800 acres.
Bm. 6. Sicf, 800 Gcres.
anOretu 0brfftenien, f60 acres.
8olter NeIion, 100 gcres.
6. 6. Ssrenien, 200 Acres.
6enrp NeIion, 240 @cres.
g. 80. 9eterien, 100 4cres.
9iels Gnrlien, $50 Stores.
q. E. Gbriitenien, 800 acres.
& Gbriitenien, 200 9tcres.
Safe 5olrnaiie, $50 4cres.
g. g. 9arien, 200 scres.
5lere df Oisie er aaereoe flpttet op
oaa oeres 9dno; andre felger eiter,
1eite Mooneo.
Cor prfuate Sern6aneOogn ,9uie.
ofgoar frngouncil 9luFfs,S ga,
1. og 8. Sirsoas | bper Waameb.
81 goronterer Gem De billigit NH.
lige Sernbanebilletter. 2anoet an.
piies frt.
Sfrip efter Dor npe BOG .,@uioe
TO RE 9ait 8st", ser netop er no.
fommen - en- lioferlig geffripelie
al BET oeitlige Canada. Sfrip | Dag,
oa oenne Gnnonce life frentfo mnter
ieen.
2uie 2ano & Development 60.
z. go. Yeteriem,
fSff Gnru. lniua.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Interchangeable

Oct befen6tgeres berpeo at Sbe
@lf 5orn Steal @itate 60, iom bar
Iuoet Ell Speiialitet al Den 0anIfe
8oloni / alberta CANADA nemlig
Donafolonien life efsiiterer mere,
Oct nil berefter blioe Mprfbu &
@britenien og ri oil, iom ale 81.
Ser for, bebon0le Soft prli8 % re.
0eIig. Mr. Sens Rasmusien fom
for bar opret meo er / Canada og
bar ser for meget at 9ere meO 6or-
ming ina pi bar opertnget 6orret.
ningen ieIo og oil forti9tte i ion-
me Spor iom BET bar oeret be.
&c Advertisement nn0etSteos
/ 8Iooet.
9Grbsoigit
@prtbu & G6riftener,
eft @orn, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
eanh Tor sala.

Ser a. en- uomrriei aHieonine
for gamFunbsDenner, Iom aaier at
finite uo o. bar IiOt WioIer at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Observation-Disclosures

ipeeieIt inorettet til grlie for Re-
nigbeosfasierere. Srpft poa eoot
gnpir og beFtet / Bigger paa 100
Stptter. Bris per Bog 90 Cts. por.
tofrtt.
Dan. 2utb. Subj. Soul {
8lair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
yefenotgsrelier.
Mgrfi

Rreo8fasieren for Bisconiin, 9r.
antbon NieIien, er flpttet fra See
nab til Oibfoib, bpor bans 90
6resie er: DIR. antbon 9ielien, 30,
BoIf Str.
9rpiter og Meniebeoer | Biscon'
fin be0es mPrfe iie bette.
Incine Sen 81. Moi 1910.
g.. S. 9ine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
NisFonsmsoe

afboIoes / Guiding oe tilbsrenoe
Wenigbeoer ben f7.-f9. Sum-, be-
gDn6enoe 5reoog 5ormiooog / so.
gan, og ilutten6e / Guibing ON
gnbuer er oelfommenl
%. Sobonien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-03
Misfonsmpbe
Greosm6e.

Roro Oofota areos al Den for.
eneoe 6onif ep. lutb. STRIFE / Slime.
rita" ofboIoer fit 5oroarsmeoe |
Wenigbeo PED aenrnare
ira 1876. SUM- = begge Ooge
i~beregnet.
|. areoienS enne:
Senoebrepet iii Wenigbeoen |
2dooiceo".
II. Menigbeoens @mne:
ariiten0omstrnoe og
oens getp0ning for ben en-.
felte og for Wenigbe0en".
III. o5nore.M isiionsforeorag"
s. @erten n, 5ormano.
q. Damifou, Sefret1r.
getbonia Menigbeo uolenoer Der.
oeo en- farlig SnObpoelie til ale.
Iom snifer at pore meo os | oisie
Gage. Som og ppr oelfommet.
gao Weuigberens 8egne
5. @erten.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
HEARD DURING THE WAR
Password Gi.en o:& to SentineIs Un.
dereoes Change Owing to Sol
dier's Blutier.

The following anecdote was told by
Col. John A. Riker of Philadelphia,
veteran of the Civil war. at the
National:
In the army of the Cumberland
one of the officers whose duty il was
to furnish the guards with a pass
word for the night gave the word
Potomac A German, on guard. not
understanding distinctly the difference
between BIS and 'p's,' understood II
TO be 'Botomac.' and this, on being
transferred TO another, was corrupted
TO 'Buttermilk.' Soon afterward the
officer who had given the word wished
TO return through the lines, and. APP
preaching a sentinel, was ordered 10
halt, and the word was demanded.
He gave Potomac
"'Nicht right. You don't pass init
me-
"But this is the word, and / will
pass
No; you STAN at the same time
placing a bayonet at his breast In a
manner that told Mr.. Officer that
Potomac didn't pass in Missouri
What is the word. then?'
"Buttermilk.
We'll, then, "Buttermilk."'
Dat is right. Now you pass NIT
yourself all about ysur pizness.'"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
Keeps Family Prisoners.

An almost Incredible story comes
from Naples to the effect that a wine
merchant named Rea, who appears to
be out of his mind. has been keeping
his wife and eleven children shut up
for the last five years in twelve differ
ent rooms In a country house near
Naples. He seems TO have watched
over his prisoners with thu utmost
vigilance, feeding them with small
portions of maize, potatoes, eggs. and
sometimes of fowl. He recently al
lowed two of the eldest sons to take
short walks In the neighborlood of
the house. Although under cose SUI
pervision, they managed to male their
plight known to some neighbos, who
in their turn informed the polio, with
the result that the father was D. once
arrested The release of the irison-
ers afforded very touching spectacle,
the meeting between the rnothe and
her sons after five years sepantion
being most affecting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
ANENT THE C.&A.-
s. P. MERGER
ENGINEERS EXAMINE PROPER
TIES BUT DIRECTORS HAVE
NOT CONSIDERED VALUE
OF THE STOCKS.

A conference of directors of the
calumet and Arizona Mining company
and the superior and Pittsburg Cop
per company was held ir Calumet
this morning. it being attended by
several out of town directors of these
companies.
When questioned by a reporter for
The News regarding the proposed
consolidation of the properties the di-
rcctors of the two companies an
uounccd that while they have author
lied "a thorough physical examination
of the properties by disinterested en-
gineers whose report will soon be re-
ceivcd with this end i'm view they
have not at any time considered the
relative value of the stocks or prop
critics of the two companies. nor can
they consider them until such time as
the reports have been received ana
carefully considered.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
Why Men VICAR rrnus.-,.

No living man OF this age ercr dc
liberately chose to ADOPT trousers"
He was forced into. them and al! other
eccentricltes Of dress by women. In
the very earliest sartorial experiences
he is swathed in a queer bundle OF
incoherent bandages by a woman.
Later she puts hin in cute dresses so
that the neighbors can't tell him from
his little sister. Still later she cuts
off his curls and puts him in knicker.
bockers, and he put on long pants
when she gives the word. not before.
That is all that man mas To do with
wearing trousers. Women forced him
into them in tho first place. and now
he is afraid TO wear anything else tor
fear of making a sensation.-Benton
(Mo) Democrat
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
Cure for Sleeping Sickness.

A new treatment for the sleeping
sickness Is called the cold cure, and
requires a refrigerator with a hos.
pital ward installed in II. The room
is painted white. devoid of carpet, but
made comfortable with table. a deck
chair and an electric light. The pa
tient who submits TO the treatment
sits for hours at time in the ward
which is kept at temperature Of
from 10 TO 20 degrees below freezing
point The room is IL feet by feet
and has double wooden walls, the
space between being packed with cot.
ton.-Popular Mechanics.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
Mere Matter Of Speed.

The Reading Railways lawyer was
cross-examining a negro woman who
had sworn that she saw "a train hi
a milk wagon whose bandaged driver
had just testified No, she had not
heard the engine blow any whistle
whatsoever.
How near were you to the train -
the lawyer asked her sharply.
She didn't know exactly. II might
have been so far and II might have
been a little further.
but how far?' the lawyer per.
sisted. "A mile or square or what?
How long would It have taken you to
walk the distance?'
Sub" the witness replied, haughti.
ly dat would depend entirely on my
speed"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
SHANNON.

The fiscal year of the Shannon Cop
per Company ended August Slst, and
it is understood the result of the
years operations was between $780,
600 and $4,000 net for the stock, the
cquivalentof of about soc per share
This, however is an increase of about
100 per cent in net earnings compared
with the previous year, the improve
mcnts being entirely due To reduced
operating costs. The Shannon Copper
company is now showing the lowest
cost in its history. For August the
net cost of its copper laid down in
New York was l1Ac. per pound, and
this was the first month the company
was ever able to produce copper under
i cents.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

22S,l6O; sale of 1852 tons OF ore. Sli5.
Az. Total, $S44.577.
ENpenditures-.f'or property. STAT
500; equipment and Office. S36.17i;
mining costs, S14AS50; cash and re
ccivablc. $49,2j2. Total. 344.577
The receipts from ore sale, S1i5,il1
have been $4,000 In excess of mining
costs during the FIRST rs months Of
Development I'm which period the ore
shipments show an average OF $3.50
rsr ton. In addition to the balance On
hand and receivable the net earnings
for September are expected TO APP
proach close to 100000 which alone
viii pay for the new equipment. The
largest net earnings for any month
heretofore was June which show S22,-
so0.-Gay q Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
What Can City eoys Dor

City boys get no chance at all In the
trades. The argument of the unions
is that they are being constantly sub
jected to the pressure from the coun-
try, where Tho boys learn the trades
and then come to the city But what
are our city boys to do? Shall they
all grow UT 10 be cigarette-smoking
clerks and !oafers? would like to
see some practical use made OF the
manual training facilities In the
schools for which the city has put
out SO much money. Teach the boys
in the schools the useful trades. We
can't all be clerks or bookkeepers or
lecturers. Some must work.-Leslie's
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24

missioner Bakers letter to Mr. Mitch =
ell. which has so far not been made
public. The question of whether Com
missioner Baker is to lose his position
or not is to be- held i'm allegiance until
the return of Mayor Gaynor. which
will be within "a few days.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
UNLISTED STOCKS.

J. 4. Minnear e. Co. say today;
Trading In the New York list was
narrow and professional in character.
Sentiment however. remains distinctly
favorable for a range N higher prices.
Copper stocks were unusually active
for short session. North Butte
started tho movement with decline Of
point TO 25h on heavy western SELL
ing. This was said 20 be due TO either
an unfavorable quarterly report 70 be
issued shortly. or an unexpected turn
In the Tuolumne litigation. The stocl
steadied slightly before the close. Lake
was another feature selling mp 3h
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
eurIesque Wedding Guest.

Porlbot, a Paris csricaturist,, living
determined upon so common, &C q
step as getting married, decif q ~ that
he would be married in no fr,efon-
place way. He asked all h. a ends
TO the wedding, but there v the sine
qua non condition attached, w,te in
vestigation. You had to Id moth a
"made-up head" or you W were be
admitted. Preferably y5a coun re-
quested to make up a,no soptry
cousin at a village wnt peasapme
guests arrived as anr There u,nts,
others as village idiqa r,,raI e,dgere
several BLUM squires,a numborerly
gentlemen win me exuberant unf OF
retired ofncers andes fierce mIlitcles
from the south, beb hottest sta,,,ary
gentlemen from br,v nersons ions
Oh Aiseria' nephysiognomies w"no
wore the,r na'uro ncerned. They iere
,ne couple mos at making up thbad
oraWn ,ne ilirlesque bride andem-
selves as a ,om a
comic brideg
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
STOCKS

Boston The local market took a
sudden squirt today under the leader
ship of J. axe. one house sold LOCO
Butte near the opening and il looks
as IL this money was re-invcstcd in
Lake The activity is greater than for
several days past. II looks as if we
might run into a stronger and more
active market next weCG.-Foster of
Paine Web5c: * co.
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Boston, Sept PA revival I'm SEN
ument on the newer properties was
the feature today A sharp rise in
Lake copper stimulated the list and
caused a good closing except for
North Butte which was heavy owing
to rimors of new litigation.
The general list was nominal but
seems likely To improve
Sentiment is surely and certainly
increasingly confident
Il j. Sturgis.
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New York, Sept. 24.--The attack by
Acting Mayor Mitchell upon Police
Commissioners Baker has caused great
excitement. The case is the direct re-
suit of the recent raids on gambling
houses under the personal direction
and knowledge of the acting head of
the local government.
Much interest is manifested in Com
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-24
Paine, Weber 4 Co.'S Gossip

The Tonopah Mining company OF
Nevada has declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of % per cent and an
extra dividend of IS per cent, payable
October 21st The books close Sept.
30, and reopen oct. 10.
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Gay & SturSiS' Gossip

The New York market held firm but
trading at a standstill and very few
sales received. Coppers were more
active especially I'm the Lake stocks.
Lake opened at 33ih selling as high rs
37lA and closing at 36h The buying
came from the East and by prominent
houses we understand the eastern
engineers who recently made an exam
nation of the Lake property made a
very favorable report. Indiana gained
a point Tor the day closing at 1ii2. Al
gomah showed remarkable strength
in sympathy with Lake closing around
L. South Lake sold at S%s; NORTH
Lake az So and Houghton copper at
g. Duluth sold North Butte freely On
the opening on rumors of litigation.
Saicg were made as low as 25h but
closcd at 25% on account OF the po-
Htical situation traders are a little bit
Jg1sid Of being bull but we hardly
thinl, short selling viii be profitable
at this level
Isle Royale 100, Lake 1850. Indiana
c7O. North Butte 40. Algoma 1860,
Ariz. Cont 10, Giroux 40, Superior
20. Greene Can. 30. c. q A. 30. Tam
arack $50. S. & T.. 20, Shannon 800,
Range 80.
Gay & Sturgis.
So. Lakes number five hole is show
ing more or less copper In trap rock
as well as amygdaIoid. Drill not deep
enough for second lode.
Machinery working poorly which
binders progress Nothing unfavora
bile developing.
"A. l.. G.
The visit Of President Fitch OF Chiel
Consolidated 20 HOughton this Wceh
has served 10 present possibilities o.
mar property In a very strong igh'
ronowine is the financial statement
as of sept ist:
Recelpts-sale OF 249.1s5 shares
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points TO 81. This advance was said
10 be due to encountering the vein well
mineralized at the seventh level. The
advance I'm Lake caused some good
buying in the other diamond drin
propositions. all OF which scored frac-
tiOnal advances.
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Minnear & Co.'s Gossip

The reduction in the metal price by
{. * II. caused able comment. 1t has
been pointed out that the demand has
lessened. as shown in the foreign
stocks for the past six months, which
showed that the foreign surplus had
decreased fifteen per cent, while the
total surplus decreased but per cent.
DAILY West will discontinue divid-
ends for the present owing to in
creased development work and de-
creased production.
Arizona Commercial has about so
feet further TO sink to reach the spot
whore the gOO-foot level will be es
tablished.
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81. petcrs Heta,ns supremaoy.

OF. Peters Retains Supremacy.
st. Peters, at Rome, reared centur.
les before the age of steam and cleo
tricity began, is still the biggest OF
churches, the most colossal OF uli
places of worship.
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FOR SALE
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WANTED-Boarders az 335 osceola
ST. Laurium. Good board at $1,000
per month.