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New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
PROPOSALS.

termasters Office. 26th. Street and Gray's
Ferry Road. Philadelphia June TO- 1910
Sealed proposals. in triplcate., subject to the
usual conditions, will be received here until II
o'clock, A. M. July g., 1910, and then opened
for furnishing and delivering Case Interlining
Tissue and Manila Wrapping Paper at the
Philadelphia, Boston. New York. Chicago, ST.
Louis and San Francisco Depots Of the Quar-
termasters~. Department. L. S Army. The
quantities will be subject to not TO exceed 500
Increase if desired by this Department. The
right is reserved to reject accept any all
proposals.. or, any part thereof Preference will
be given to articles of domestic manufacture.
conditions of quality and price ~6includiug in
the price Of foreign productions or manufact-
ures the duty thereon) being equal. Standard
samples can be seen and blank proposals and
full information will be furnished upon appli-
cation at this Office Envelopes containing pro-
posals to be indorsed Proposals for Paper. TO
be opened July 6. 1910" Major CHAUNCEY
B. BAKER. Depot Quartermaster.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Femaia

LAUNDkEfSS-First class: by nice Finnish girl ;
excellent laundress; shirts collars. ETC.; pest
city references. Osterbergs Bureau, I16 Lexfng-
ton ave. Tel. 1855 Plaza.
MOTHERS HELPER---A lady wishes to recon-
mend well educated German widow woman as
mothers helper in fine family; great experience
with children. Write TO Mrs. Hardt. Green VII
lage. Madison, n. J.
NuRSE-English: charge of child year or
older; makes children's dresses, embroldeTS,
speaks French; references. G.. o., Miss t1tz-
Gerald's Bureau. 503 eth ave ENTRANCE 42d 81:
NCRSE-Will take entire charge infant or older
children, six years reference. understands
foods. etc. NJ. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau oVo
9th ave. Entrance 42d st -
NURSE.-German excellent references: thor
oughly understands the care of children. MISS
Margaret Smiths Bureau. 25 West 42d st. 'Phone
So39-Bryant. -
WAITRESS and PARLORM
understands salads. wines carving, etc. VIII
ing: assist ether work. ID. NJ Miss FitzGeraio
Bureau. 500 5th ave, corner 42d st.
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WORK WANTED.
FenaYn

ART STUDENT. would give services, payment of
passage to Europe. A. M. 157 East 30th.s st.
GOOD stenographic typewriting work:
sonabie rates. 95 William ST.. Room S13
Phone 4206-John. :. .-., --r-
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suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c, Thomas, Surrogate of the County
persons having claims against Ellen NJ Pike.
late of the County of New York. deceased. to
the subscriber, at her place of transacting
business the Office of Guthrie. Bangs & Van
New York. on or before the 26th day Of July
next -
1910. JEANETTE p COIN.
torneys for Executrix. A wall Street.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN. ORDER OF HON
Abner C. Thomas Surrogate f.the County
of New York notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Charles Maync
late of the County Of New York, deceased. to
the subscriber at her place of transacting
Russell, No. Al Cedar Street. in the city of
New York. on or before the 2srd day of Sep
Dated New YORK.. the 10th day of March.
CAROLINE MAYNc. Executrix.
Pratt. Koehler s Russell. Attorneys for Ex,
Manhattan. City of New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER. OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York. Notice is hereby given 10 all
late of the County. Of New York, dec>ased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof TO the
at the office of McCurdy & Yard. No. SO Broad
Way in the City OF New York. on before the
Dated New York, the 2Sth day of May 1910
WILLIAM BRINKERHOFF Executor
MCURDY YARD, Attorneys for Executor
SO Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New
York City.
IN PURSUANCE -oF-AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
of New York notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Eugene shin
deceased, late Of the County of New York 10
present the same with vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers, al their place of transacting husi-
ness at the office of. Whltridse. Butler & Rice
No 20 Wall Street in The City of New York
before the first day of December next
Dated New York the 25th day OF M:ty, 1910.
ADRIAN ISELIN JR, SAMUEL WOOIVER-
TON Executors.
,wHITRIDGE, BUTLER & RICE Attorneys
for Executors % Wall Street n. Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF. AN ORDER OF HON
Abner g Thomas Surrogate OF the County
OF New York. notice is hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against Alexander Mcdonald.
late of the County OF New York deceased TO
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. al his place of transactng business
No. 165 Broadway, in the City OF New York on
or before the nineteenth day of November next
Dated New York. the seventeenth day of May
1910. EDMUND K. sTALLO, Adminie.rator.
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REM EDIES.

THOROUGH, PERMANENT CURES IN cases
of BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
ases relief ct once in dangerous cases recent
or old; those desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call. Dr. BONSCHUR, the well
known specialist. SO West 3S IN ST. Hours. 9-3. 7-V.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female
HOuSEKEEPER Unanaging) for boys camp;
permanent school position in fall Call 10
O. clock The Hopkins Educational Bureau 50I
5th
NURSERY GOVERNEsS for one child, eight
years DID, German and French required The
Hopkins Educational Bureau, 507 5th ave.
I,AUNDRESS, assist cham bernaid; family two
adults; wages $50: must be experienced and
have good references. Industrial Association II
West 42d st.
STENOGRAPHER-
be thoroughly competent in English stenog-
raphy and translate into Spanish. Jupp E1-
change. 81 Nassau st.
STENOGRAPHERSTw different firms require
stenographers operating Smfth-Premier ma
chimes; salary $I5 a firm, for law work SIS
Jupp Exchange. 81 Nassau st.
sTENoGRAPHERs. female, several: permanent
positions; experienced; rapid: So. National
Employment Exchange, Al West 42d St
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID. for a summer
hotel in the Catskills: good wages and per
Quistes. Twins Bureau, II West 1lth st.
WAITRESS -PARLORMAID, Protestant for
Riyerdale. " Y Miss Anna Lacy Century
Employment Bureau. Is West 3Sth St
WOMAN middle aged, for light housework:
good bone, in small family; state age, ges
and why unemployed ]. p. M. Box 40, Tribune
Ohice.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water private family; beautiful location, facing
the Hudson. telephone. Harrison. 2l5 West 1O1st
St Telephone -fOOf-Riverside t'-..--
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THE NEW-YORK
Continued from eighth page
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,o,sine Lorey to Thomas II Ref trnts
ws,.,1 ru-,e 20: Sl0o: address s3s East i4ath st.
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Hath Street
18th Street.

The approximate amount or the Hen -
charge. TO satisfy which the above Described
property Is 10 be sold. ia S201IS 50, with in
tossther with costs and allowance amounting
10 S4ft 10. with interest from June 8 Ip10
approximate amount OF the taxes. assessments
anu water rates. or other liens which are 10
be allowed TO the purchaser out ~ ths nur
chase money. or paid by the Referee. Is s5i4 IL
Dated, New York June 7th iefn
SAUL J. BARON, Rs<arsn.
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AND TYPEWRtrERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 30 Nassau ST.: catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
I'm .Underwoods. Remingtons divers. Smiths.
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FOR SALE.
LOST BANkBOOkS.

$50 4th ave-. New York Payment stopped.
Please return book TO bank.
of the German Savings Bank in the City of
New York. corner 4th ave. and 14th St. issued
to Della James. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. If not returned
to the bank the 18th day of July. 1910 q
duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
.=.-.-. s-E -.-.J JUNE 81. 7as
. MADISON AVE, S. 49.7 TT of 2sth st,
40 2xaE: Sender Jarmulowsky loans Madison
Holding Co S75;o00
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iANEATTaN.

,u,,h name and address Of lenders stto-ne,
7,teress pei cent unless otherwise stated
u-NE 2l
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To- READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK -ssa
HELP WANTED.

esLFsMAN-ThoroushIy experienced In eiectra-
al s,rnlies and equipment: one each for 3os-
ton Detroit Duluth; 81 800 $3.50 business
& r,-ice Co sos Singer Building. -
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NURSERY GOVERNESS for one child, eight
years old German and French required. The
rIonkins Educational Bureau, 507 5th ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

LAUNDRESS, assist chambermaid- family two
adults: wages $50: must be experienced and
have good references. Industrial Association IL
4aA
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
HELP WANTED.
Male.
FLORIDA LAND

- - 10 handle our teas and coffees' eSpeil-
hoi Me-, ssaTy: build up a business OF your
AL ~ write. Burns & Reed. 2Gs Haason
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers AgSncy.
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Cow
srnesses. etc. TO Colleges. Schools. and Families
Apply TO Mrs. II. :. YOUNG-FULTON.
23 Union SQuars
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
DEMONSTRATING MANAGER wanted, and
men and women demonstrators. Call 40
Liberty ST., Room s03.
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WORK WANTED,

ATTENDANT TO party going abroad;l has
travelled extensively through Great Britain,
Europe and the Orient: terms reasonable
b. T Temperate Tribune Uptown Office, 1864
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

KEEsFEIss rllsIe: Gentle: experienced: /:
go l5eauen. sI5 SIS &aUloaal Employment
---e.stgc a Nesr z16 -
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
NATIONAL SUSPENDS WILLIAMS SHAFT
 SINKING
Will Devote Energies to In stalling Station at
 660 Foot Level

The sinking of the Williams shaft of the National Mining Exploration com pany has been temporarily discontinued at depth of 6S0 feet while shaft station is being cut at the 66O-foot point preparatory to beginning cross cut southeast in the expectation of open ing copper bearing lode at no great distance from the shaft. The station as planned Will be fifty feet long by twenty-five feet wide by twelve feet high.
 The bottom of the Williams shaft at present is in shale which is given a reddish color by the amount of hematite which occurs in that formation. Occa- sonal carbonate copper stain is found also, thus showing that in all probabil' ity an ore deposit of some extent is not far away. It may of course, prove to be the case that the lode lies at greater depth, and in that event, sink ing will probably be continued. The cutting of the station and the timbering necessary in connection with this work will consume about one month, so that crosscutting will not be commenced un til that time has expired. Superintend ent H. w. Woodward is employing twenty-six men in development work and considering the size of the force some excellent records in shaft sinking have been made during the past few months.
 The National Mining Exploration company will soon have its surfact plant enlarged by the addition of 2 ninety-horsepower boiler to the present equipment. A new mine cage with $ single deck and capable of carrying one ton cars will also be installed in tho near future.
 President F. A. Woodward of tho National Mining Exploration company is expected to visit the property before the middle of the month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
SUPERIOR & GLOBE
No Change in Ground Un- covered by Recent Un-
 derground Work

The development work on the Super for & Globe mineral land is progressing rapidly, but during the past week there has been no marked change in the kind of ground opened by the crosscut and drifts on the 650-foot level. The cross cut which is being driven north is now about $50 feet long and is still in dia- base containing little or no mineral. The two drifts which are being extend ed east and west from this crOsscut at a point about 245 feet north of the shaft, measure 125 feet in each direc- tion, and are passing through the highly mineralized vein matter such as has pre- vailed there for several weeks past. As yet, however, no copper is in evidence except as occasional stain.
 Foreman P. Wagner is in immediate charge of the work with force of about twenty-eight men employed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
READY TO COMBAT
 CHAIN DRUG SHOPS
Druggists Will Fight Pro-
 posed Combination

CHICAGO, April 2.-To prevent a combination said to be backed by Stand ard Oil capital from securing control of the retail drug trade by the establish ment of a "chain" of drug stores throughout the country, Chicago retail druggists to the number of nearly 800 today pledged themselves to enter into syndicate enterprise to fight the '" chain" system. The so-called retail drug trust is already in control of sew eral hundred stores in New York City, Boston and throughout New England. With firm grasp on the control of the retail trade in that section of the country the syndicate IS said to be plan ming for an invasion of the western territory. The Chicago retail druggists propose to fight the syndicate by form ing counter organization on coop erative principles. Among those pledged to the support of the movement are heads of the largest drug stores in the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
Aged Bohemian, Knowing No English, Couldn't
 Realize Sentence
SERVED NINE YEARS
 IN GUTHRIE PRISON
Wife of Oklahoma Judge Also Helped in Freeing
 Mrs. Anna Burda

GUTHRIE, Okla, April Mrs. An Burda, life prisoner in the state penitentiary at McAlester, found un- expected friends in Mrs. C. N. Haskell, wife of the chief executive, and Mrs. Thomas Doyle, wife of an associate jus tice of the criminal court of appeals, and as a result has been pardoned by the governor.
 Mrs. Burda was convicted of the murder of her husband at Chandler on circumstantial evidence nine years ago in a trial, not a word of which she understood
 Through the efforts of Mrs. Haskell and Mrs. Doyle, the case of Mrs. Burda was taken up by the state board of pardons and thoroughly investigated. A remarkable feature connected with the incident is the fact that neither MrS. Haskell nor Mrs. Doyle knew the other was interested in the case, Mrs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
NEW RECORDS MADE
 IN DRILLING
Remarkable Progress Shown by Churn Drills on the
 Boston Miami

Rapid progress in the churn drill pros pecting of the property of the Boston Miami Copper company is being made. Excepting for one or two short delays the advance has been unusually good, as much as eightyfour feet of drilling having been done during one shift of twelve hours, the formation being gran ite.
 Another churn drilling feat which has been accomplished on the Boston Miami land is the sinking of one hole over 500 feet deep, the greatest depth ever reached by churn drilling in the Miami district.
 Altogether eleven holes have been put down on the group of claims. Of this number of holes, four are in gran ite and seven are in schist. Although the management has little to say about the specific results of, this drilling, the naturalization encountered is regarded nature that continuance of opera hs being fairly satisfactory and of such tions is considered thoroughly justifi' able.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
Mine Showig Up Generally Better Than Ever in
 Its History
EIGHTY TONS ORE
 TAKEN OUT DAILY
Five Air Drills Ready to Be- gin Work at Once in
 the Gardner

After a delay of two weeks due to fault in the alignment of the 1S5- horsepower air compressor, this impor- tant addition to the Inspiration Copper company's plant is in commission and will be in operation within few days at the Keystone adit, which is being driven toward the Inspiration large low grade ore body where developed by the workings from the Joe Bush shaft. Thenceforth the development of the Inspiration ore body will be rapidly accomplished by means of air drills in the various parts of the underground workings
 The adit from Keystone gulch is al ready over 1S0 feet long and will be continued northward to connect with the Joe Bush shaft. The drift now be- ing driven from the Scorpion shaft, 2,400 feet northwest of the Joe Bush, will also connect with the extraction adit. The work already done on the 275-foot level of. the Scorpion shaft az gregates over $50 feet. The greater part of this work has been in concen- trating ore of an average grade as high as that of any low grade mine Tn the Miami district. Judging by the results of the churn drill work farther south and west, the ore body extends con. siderable distance beyond the level work from the Scorpion shaft.
 According to the method of mining to be followed on the Inspiration prop erty one of the raises in the Joe Bush workings has already been driven to within few feet of the surface, and other raises are being put up in a sim liar manner from the 400-foot level.
 A new headframe and new cages to- gether with hoist recently installed will provide thoroughly efficient means of raising from the mine the ma terial excavated in the course of the underground work.
 As the Inspiration Copper company has just purchased the Star churn drill formerly used in prospecting the Schulze group of claims three drills will be in operation on the property in the future.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
DRILLS AID
 DEVELOPMENT
Live Oak Making Thirty Feet Weekly in Four
 Drifts and a Raise

The development of the Live Oak mine is being advanced rapidly with the aid of power drills. On the third level, work is progressing at the rate of about thirty feet weekly in four drifts and one raise, the latter being put up from drift No. BIO. The drifts are being driven in the part of the mine west of drift No. 306, which is an ex- tension of the Sulphide adit and their respective lengths at present are 4O5, 334, 46 and 30 feet. Raise No. 2, men, toned above, measures SS feet. The sinking of the vertical shaft which was commenced about a week ago has at tained depth of about $50 feet. Dur ing the past week all the development work at the Live Oak has been in chal- cocite concentrating ore of the average grade found at this property, about 2.5 per cent copper.
 Hoval A. Smith of the Hovland & Smith interests has just returned to Globe after an absence of several weeks and is spending much of his time in specting the various properties in which he is interested.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
Large Body of Higher Grade Ore Opened on the Thir-
 teenth Level
OUTLYING CLAIMS
 BEING DEVELOPED
But Two Furnaces in Blast Pending Erection of
 New Hoist

At the property of the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling company the extraction of ore to supply the shelter is being carried forward at the usual rate, about $50 tons being mined daily. One of the important features of the recent development is the opening of what is apparently a large body of comparatively high grade ore on the thirteenth level. This ore has just been encountered in the west drift on the thirteenth level, the farthest westward extension of the workings at that depth. The ore occurs in the form of copper carbonate and with it is associated con siderable glance. It is virtually a cer- tainty that this body of ore is part of the same one which has already been extensively exploited on the twelfth and sixteenth levels of the mine.
 The fact that the development work at the Old Dominion mine is obtaining a good grade ore in the western exten- sions of it's underground workings is decidedly favorable to the future of the property and gives reasonably good as .surance that the ore reserves are of greater area than many have hitherto believed, and should assure the Old Do minion of maintaining it's position as one of the greatest producers of Globe district for long period to come.
 Another important line of activity at the old Dominion is the development of a number of it's outlying claims, such as the Keystone and Transit and Buckeye holdings On the latter claim located about one mile west of the Gardner shaft of the Superior & Boston property, the sinking of the shaft from it's present depth of somewhat over 300 feet is now under way and with the aid of new machinery recently ordered by the company will be continued until the water level is reached. One of the factors which played a part in intluenc- ing the company to sinK this shaft to a greater depth is the important encour. aging results lately obtained in opera tions in the Gardner workings, where a body of per cent copper ore of un- known extent has been opened and is now being explored both laterally and vertically.
 The Buckeye shaft of the Old Domin. ion is located on the western extension of the Gardner lode, and from all in. dications continued work there should attain some important results.
 The Old Dominion shelter has only two furnaces running and will probably not have any more in commission until the new hoist which has already been ordered for installation at the A shaft is in place, thus enabling greater ton. nages of ore to be hoisted from the mine. It is expected that this hoist will be ready for use by the middle of June or the first part of July at the latest
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
VALUES IF ARIZONA COMMERCIAL 0N
 INCREASE
Shelter Running Smoothly After Suspension for
 Slight Repairs

The drift which is being driven east on the seventh level of the Arizona Commercial mine has advanced SIS feet. Near the Eureka shaft this drift encoun- tered a small body of ore which is in evidence in the drift for distance of about twenty feet, but from that point on to the present breast, material of commercial grade has been encountered only in places, the drift, for the most part, being in ground with too low copper content to make smelting profit able. The vein matter, however, is highly mineralized, chiefly with iron, the Oxidization of which has imparted to the rock reddish color, a character istic of the Arizona Commercial ore and one which makes its appearance decept- i've with reference to copper value
 Raising from the seventh level drift at a distance of about 300 feet east of the Eureka shaft has just been be- gun with view to making cOnnec- UIOn between the seventh and interme- diate levels. This raise now measures about twelve feet
 The bulk of the ore to make up the smelter supply is now being taken from the stopes on the sixth level, but the fifth level also is being mined eXten-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
ARIZONA. MICHIGAN
Rich Streak Opened in Vein Matter in the Black
 bird Shaft

The Blackbird shaft which is being put down on fourfoot vein on the eastern part of the Arizona Michigan property has attained depth of ap- proximately 125 feet and at that dis tance from the surface has opened a rich streak in the vein matter which contains some copper, chiefly in the form of azurite and malachite. The en- tire vein is highly mineralized and with continuation of development, may req sonably be expected to yield good ore. With the use of whm the sinking is progressing rapidly.
 The crosscut which is being driven south from the Telfair shaft on the 500- foot level is 665 feet long and is contin- uing in shale containing very little min eral.
 Superintendent N. A. Nelson is em- ploying about twenty men in the cross cutting and shaft work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-03
MINNEAPOLIS WILL
 GET CHEAPER GAS
Reduction Follows Agitation
 of Several Years

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April g. The Minneapolis Gas Light Company yesterday put into effect it's reduced rates for gas, following campaign of agitation extending over a period of several years. The prices under the new schedule are S5 cents net per thou sand cubic feet to private consumers and 65 cents a thousand to the city. The reduction is in accordance with the terms of the sO-called gas contract or dinance recently passed by the city council. The ordinance also gives the city the right to examine the books and accounts of the company, to supervise the sale of it's stocks and bonds, and to order the company to take over the street lighting contract.