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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-12
%. g a piteI.

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Gn9eIita; lie bate iid beimgefliidtt!,
teines 0entens, tein,s lleberIseens
mebr fdbis, nur biIfsbeoiirftig, burs
ssrno na1 3drtIidtsit uno Srofi.
llnb bod bate iis ni9t au
reoen gepugt BON benz, pns
fie beimastrteben, mar auf Der
Mutter erfarsdtes Sraeen nur in
Iuutes. fuiIunssIoi,s 8sin.n uusa:s
brp6en uno bate i9Iud5eno s.itam=
melt:
SAB mid fort, melt. ipsit meg unO
ME Suriid."
SopfidiittsInO bstrudtsts iis Der
Ronful.
mas febIt Dir. mas if seTds.
bsn9"
rRsrpen". ftiiIi.rte 6rau @rsoig.
hauien ibrem 9attsn su, Der S6res
der nod BON osm llnaliidsfaII ber"
: unb Sdrtlth b.rubieeno beugt. iie
iif iibsr 9lnsslito, bic, obns 5u auts
nortsn, nur in beftises trumpfartisss
ShIu9Ssn ausbrud.
So6 teins Rube fam iiber iit.
@tunosn pabrsr SooesaHsIt pergins
gen. @snn WaoeIsine etlpus suess
ttobsn mar = iuenn iie iid Elm 2ei6s
ongstban bate = um ibretipilIsn -
lpie Iolltt fis ss benn ertrassn9
Sd bin unTdulbts. uni9uIo;s
oaran!" - Was baIf es oenn. oaB
lie es Iib pisosr uno ipieber 5uri.t,
sine anoere Stimme mar bod in. ibr,
Die Tprnh lauter unb Iauter:
llnfbuIois. biit 0u bod iduIb,g
seporo.n! Nus S9pGae I9uIoig!
Sdpat in BEN, mas 2iebt, bic gum
llnrebt s.porben mar, bon Iid bit'
ie psbrsn miiFeu. limb 9einss Gee
bens groBes SpF,r - niht 9raft,
aud 96pGdhs MIR = nihts pirtIih
alarss in Dir, ni6is pirtIid @rO.
b.s = GILES Helm gnb fdpddIi& uue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-12

Der ffanb untsr benz poII.n einorhf
besielben. Dir baben nur memo
8prts gepsafsIt."
Sort bort bos bIantt
8Iiben - blant, pie elm piitoIea:
Iauf = bort tIirrenbe Sdlii6si
= unpertrauts = in beioen 6Gnbsr
= bort - bort -.
3itternos Singer boben IiG aus9e.
ftredt, oeuten biniibsr auf ben eifer.
men S6rant.
rSort = mas bepabrten. sic BARN
auf an benz Sass9"
pWi6tise often unb cine pGbrenr
meiner Reif. binterIsste Summe Don
$4,000 Wart." =
Ser Streid mar gefaIIen uno fein
9dut 5itterte ibm na9, als tief our
gruf berab Elm 9reifenbuupt iitj
fentte.
Mit ausesitredten armen fpar Der
Suiti5ratb auf ben Rittmeiiter Sue:a
ltiirat, einen SintenOsn. su Sobe @ts
troffenen au bulten.
gs mar ni9t bon n6tben. JloGI
itano Der aIte Wann aufrs9t 6a, nur
Die SGnbe bate sr Dor bas @eiitt
ssidldgen, un6 barunter berpor fie.
len f9per unb einSeIn, tpie Sropfeu
gliibtnben Sersblutes, bic SbrGnen.
rSerr Gittmeiifer = Bel meinsr
Mdnnesebrel Sd T6p0re ss Sbneh,
i'd fauo allies tn tabellofer, better
Sr6nung."
Der Suftisratb rief. es, un6 b.:
gtittmeiiter. iid dbtpenoeno. buB oss
anberen Blide ni6t mebr iein @eiiGt
trafen. fpie6erbolts es:
.Sie funben allies In better Orb
nung. Sd bante Sbnsn."
Sin CUR Sbiir mar er seganeen,
bic Sunb uusitredenb, Die na9 bsr
&linte fu9te.
Ser Suitisratb elite. fir ibn gu
Offnsn. @r ipra9 tsin ipeiteresWprt,
belt ben Bid seientt uno psrneia!s
fih itumm por Dem SinausIdrsitens
Den = neiste ii9 tief Dor Der @rhe
bO4fer Maieitdt. Dem S4mer5e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-12
Die Braut com 1l(men6of.
Roman BON s. b. GrIiu.
(16. ssortIebung.)

NLO' ONNtlN9@FSI
DGbrenb er Iisf, ssbt 1 pIobIth
Su einem G.FeI un6 IGbt ii9 ,baa
rauf nieoeriintsn, dls oeriage ibm
Die 8raft oss 30rpers. llnb oann
Iief er nod einmal langfum Wott
fir Dort BON 9lnfung an, mas is
i9m eei9riebsn.
,2isber Sartmut!
SD babe getban, mas i9 ni6t than
burfts, 10 Dir nidt tbun Ourfte. 9sr.
aeib es mebr. llno ipenn i9 Dir
llnrube seIdaffen, 10 LAB mid Dir
als erites iasen, mir 1T nidts suQss
itOBen, mas Did Su dngitisen brau6t.
glls ib SaItenbaeen berlieb, bu itdno
ni9ts Glares in mir, fein beItimms
tes @oGlen. Sd mar 9egunsen, obEs
gu piFsn pobin un6 ih funb nitt
ben Deg suriid. Sd batte mid in
mir ieIbit oerloren. 0ds III porbei,
i6 babe mid pi.b.r. 9lud iib.r DID
ptrb srObere Rube getommen iela.
SAB uns gu berseff.n iu4en, pas
pilo aufbsgsbrenbe aeibenIbuft N
unIerer Iebten Stunbe gu piel eeiprcs
den; laB uns Worts per9eFen. Die
9ir peb tbun miiiIen 10 pie mir.
; Das iene Stun6e sei9affen, bIeit'.
0u biIt frei mad 9siuer 2iets
@abl. lln6 id sebe Did fr.i nitt
in 9itterniB unb @roIl, ionoern nit
bem bsibsn @uni9e Oub Sein flint
tisss Slid iiibnen mOge. mas mein
Ser3 aeirrt. 9lber i6 tomme gu Dir
nit elmer tebten Bite. 8lsibs 9u
fir ous erIt. nod auf Sdltenbaee1.
2ab uns fir cine turse @.iIe nod
na6 uubsnbin SuIammsneebOrig i6eis
nen, LAB ni9t mein 6ort9eben allen
bafiir geIten, bab ii9 5tpiI9en uns
In feinoieligsr Seftigteit Elm BrIh
ppllSpgen. Dir fpoIIen uus IDfen
bon einun6sr fpiirOig uno in Rube
@rfiine meine Bite, brinse mir btefes
Spfer = 9u bringit ss gu unfer Gls
Ter 8eItem.
SD rpsrbs 5unG9F reifen, Elm 9rief
bon mir na9 S0lfenitein pirb ertlds
rem, tpus an meinem rai6en Soft
geben etlpa b.fremoen t0nnte. gtof
peib i6 nidt, pobin i6 gebe, bod
i1 eebe Dir bic 2lbreife an. ourh
bic Ru9ridtsn an mid gelanssn pers
ben.
9o6 Idrsibe mir tein.n lungsn
Brief iu9e mir nidts gu ertlGrtn,
oenn i9 besreife allies = allies, Sa>
ge mir nur 6as cine, buB 0u tbrn
piIIIt, iporum i9 Did npdmaIs bits
te.
Wus sfpii6en uns i'm tpeitsren no:b
gef9eben muB, bas foil mad Seinem
Duni5e eeorbnet iuerben. limb Sl
Iebe tpobl.
Mabeleine.4
limb 9u - Isbe pobI - Mubes
Ieine.
Mie oft bat .r es f9pn geteTen.
fiebt ss Dor ii9, uIs pGren bic Dors
te 9etaIten, bic ibn anfdauen uns
ter Iunssn SruuerfdIeiern berpor nit
peiden, .rnFen Mugen.
uno Su - lebe tpobl - Wldoss
leine. -
sic, fein Deib, iein gutter &amss
rao - fie, BON allen sinSig fe, Oie
on ibn gsglaubt. Die ibn gsliebt.
Die aud iebt nod an ibn gsgIuubt
- an oas 9ute in ibm. sic, oes
rem Iinbe Sano er nod isBt fiiblt
ipie lie es ibm Isi6t gu MAIDEN Iuht
baB ni9t Sdutten fsinen Deg uerz
buntsln - Ieinen @eg gum GIiidls
Nibts iit ibr sugeitoBen, ni6ts ess
fdab. nidt bus fiir9terIidite. lie Iebt.
iie lebt!
llsbsr bic 9ruft binipes, ole er
ibrer 2iebe segrabsn, ruff sr i6Iufs
seno ibren Ramen.
%. &aptteI.
Seimaefebrt all ihren GItern mar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-12
29. RapiteI.

@i.ber beimsetsbrt. Sn Teinem
3immer binter feitoerI9IoFensn Sbii-
rem iab Der gittmeiiter. Sn ben
SGnben bielt sr Elm Bib. Seines
Sobnes = Sspalbs Bib. Ssines
- Ieines Sobnes.
StrabIenbe 9usen, IddeIno. 2ips
pen, iunge. iiegbafte S9Onbeit, allies
liar unb li9t.
uno mo - ipp mar bdrin oas ans
oers, in ipel9em 3use. binter ipeIder
gebeimen Salte oieIer gIatten Stirn
lauerte es, mar es eingesruben, baB
bisI.s @sIidt betros unb log -. mo
itano es sefbrieb.n: 8erbreder =
gemeiniter, niebrigittr bon allen -
0ieb. =
S6auber runn 6ur6 oes 9reifes
9li.ber, sudenbe SGn6e Oedten fih
iiber oas Bib, ipie man Soote nit
bem 9et6entu9 perbiillt.
limb bann bieIt er ss bod pieber
por ii6 empor, iu1t. uno iu9te, fab
plDblid neben oieiem bellsn Saupt:
Elm uubereS auftuu9en, bunteI hno
bitter, iiebt @eradtung fIammenbe
9lussn, iisbt Mannssebre. iiebt 9ru>
bsrtbre, ole ii9 ridteno .mporbebt
gsgsn einen gbrbers.Henen!
@or bic 2tusen bdIt Der Rittmeiftsz
Die SGnbe gsI9laeen, es rinnen ni6t
pieber Die SbrGnsn bdrunt.r berpot
= nur ole fur6tbart SelIe, bic 10,
bernoe 5ad.l bes @rtennens uub Der
0abrbeit, sr mill iis ni9t Ieben, 70
ni9t ieben = mill nidt = mill
ni6t! @ia ni6t sIaubsn. 10 aIIes
5erI6mettern6, ert0btenb. @er bat.
ts ss ibm Osnn ssiast, DAB Oas
S9ma9noIIfte in Wabrbeit seI9eben.
ipsr bate ibm ben 8epeis seeebsn.
70 baB tein gfiitteln, iein 9euteIn,
feiu 3peifeIn mebr baran ipar2
Die Wdbrkit, Die polls @abrbeit!
@iner, elm .inSieer muir ipuBte fie =
unb i'm rief er berbei.
g1i6ts ipeiter aIs elm nit aitterns
Der Saub gefdriebenes: r&pmm!'
glber es ipiirbe eeniigen, er fpiirbt ben
ni6t purten laHen, Der nad ibm
rief. : T.
Gr rief nad ibm. Ssin @atsf
rief ieinen Sobn!
9a bielt er iis in feinen Sdnoen.
Die 8otI9aft, Die nu9 ibm perlanste.
bi, sittern6e 9reiisnfdrift. bic mad
ibm rief! Gin Sterbenber. Der ieinsE
Iebtsn Griebsn MAIDEN mill.
a.in anbsrsr @s6ante Ranb in
6artmut, ala sr duf bampfenbem
pferoe binritt na9 Dem lllmenbofs.
Ridts 2eibenT6dftli6ss, Seftiges in
ibm, ausssI6fdt, oi. 8ittsrisit ber
Itbteu 8egeenuns nit ieinsm Batter.
nur elm filler, ti.fer SdmerS, Der
idon benz ndFn @noe puruntraus
.rt.
@ieoer auf ben lllmenbof, piebet
,u Rs6t 5uriideerufen bon Dem. ber
ibn binaussepisfen! Hun padt es iba
bod an, ipie .r ss Dor fidb Iiebt, baA
Sbor feines 8aterbauIes, flutbet en-.
por in ibm. Die sanas piIbe Wogs
lilies oefen, bas Jpn bier setroffen.
lln6 iebt oas Iebte feiner tpart.nb. =
Sein Bid fIiset, ipie er bineins
'prenst our6 bds Sbor iibtr Den
0of biniiber gu ieinss 8otsrs Stubs.
inb oa- am 5sniter. sesen Die
5d.ibsu eebriidt. ipurtenb. als babe
r 70 s.itunbsn. 70 resunesIos far.
emo ouf Oas sbor sefdaut, felt er
'en 8Oten obeefanot: : Tsin Bo-
er.
Ridt iterbsno. ni9t toot Idon, ipie |
Vie 5ur6t in ibm s.aittert batte, bas
8ans.n. nidt tuisber gu fpGt su toms
men.
2sbsno, aufredt itebenb - uno |
od nadl ibm perlonsenb.
(Ssortisbuns foIst.) !
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29
UNLISTED STOCKS.

]. A. Minnear &, CO say today:
A sharp advance OF Standard oil
shares amounting 20 40 points served
to early stimulate the whole market
and prices were up from one TO two
points. Later in the day the same old
liquidation was again i'm evidence, and
early gains were turned into slight
losses. The selling is said To be due
to the uncertain labor conditions.
Copper shares were H. good demand
early, and efforts to buy stocks in vol
ume were not successful, without bid
ding up prices. Amalgamated touched
$50. c. & A. is being heavily bought for
western accounts, and all offerings be-
low $40 ceased to find a ready market.
Metal sales during the last ten days
have been quite heavy.
Trading on the curb was done at
fractionally higher pr.ces North Lake,
Ojibway, Hancock, Superior q Globe,
and Giroux were quite active.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29

Unquestionably the most important
development in the Lake Superior dis
trict during the past week was the
Opening Of the lode on the property Of
the Houghton copper company, the
formation generally believed To be the
Baltic lode. The Importance OF this
Opening Is Of quite as much conse-
quence 10 the future Of the Isle Royalc
as it is to the future of the Houghton
for the strike was made at point
less than q thousand feet distant from
the boundary line. AT this writing the
formation seems to OF n very
satisfactory nature. In fact, the first
few blasts have opened tho lode In a
very rich locality, the exact point be-
ing at a depth OF 400 feet In cross
cut not far from the shaft. The de-
velopmcnt Of the lode will be rapid
from now on as the Houghton com
pany Is equipped for n continuance Of
work with speed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29
BUTTE BALLAKLAVA.

The Butte-Eallaklava mine send,
news of the most encouraging cnar-
acter says the Duluth News Tribune
The compar" has resumed shipping
and is opening up ore bodies on the
100 and l.400- foot levels.
While this news has been expected
by people In close touch with the
conditions at the property. there were
some who imagined that because the
Anaconda Copper company had start
ed suit TO get possession Of one
vein in the property, that the future
Of the Butte Ballakalava company
hinged on the result Of the legal con
troversy
Had IL not been for the great fire
which was experienced at the Ana
conda properties, and which made It
necessary for 81 10 use the shaft OF
the Anaconda 10 fight the flames I'm
adjoining ground, the Butte Ballak-
lava would have been shipping again
months ago. Tho development t and
shipping which arc now In progress
at the mine are i'm ground not i'm dis
pute ana which viii not be I'm dis
putc, and 10 Is claimed by many who
arc in q position TO know that the
Fallahlavn IS n great mine outside Of
the ground claimed by the Anaconda.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29
Brokers Gossip
An Optimistic View.

\ man who has studied copper min
ing in the Lake Superior district for
thirty years says: Take the report
Of Expert Finlay on Lake Superior
mines and paste il in your hat and
YOU will laugh at it ten years hence.
| II l'inlay's proposition i'm mathematics
were applied to the copper mines of
Montana and Utah We might look in a
few years for a panic among copper
metal users.
Il challenge anybody 10 show any
copper mining camp in the world with
the developed copper wealth now eX-
posed at Lake Superior and this camp
has had more copper ore, ana not less
in sight every year for the past sixty
years, and sixty years hence it will
still be one of the great copper camps
Of the world. Its mineral area 10
miles long has only been scratched.
Baltic Champion, Ahmeek, Allouez,
and Superior, all comparatively recent
mines, prove the expanding POSSIBLE
ties of this, district. That is what
gives value 10 Lake and other develop
ing copper propositions.
Lake Is running drifts. but drifts
do not block out copper ground for
assessment valuation. They only
prove the existence of the lode and
that IL carries copper ore i'm depth
and north and south and I'm paying
quantities. Every copper mine at
Lake Superior has been failure at
one time or another and all the sue
cesscs have been found by Opening
up the failures. The Calumet lode
was failure because it could not be
probably worked at first. with Cor.
nish rolls. The Osccola lode was
failure for many years and. now shows
millions of value; the Koarsarge lode
was "a failure for many years and now
shows value by the ten millions for
the tax experts. Baltic and the South
Range district were for many years
entire failures. and yet the Champion
mine is valued by Mr.. Tinlay at no
less than $4,000. 900 and It did not ex-
ist a few years ago. Who can doubt
that the Champion viii return many
five millions in dividends?
THE value of Franklin. like Quincy,
is shown at great depth. and Franklin
is opening up with possibilities in time
Of becoming a little Quincy"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29
PoRcuPINE STOCKS.
(J.LA. Minnear & Coz
sTUNs BUT DOESN'T KILL.

An inventive German has recently
taken out a patent for pistol for
producing apparent death for briei
time. II is loaded with a bullet made
of chemical composition, to which
is added enough powder to propel It,
The bullet eXplodes and causes a thick
cloud of yapor. which envelopes the
victim. makes it impossible for him
to see, renders his breathing difficult
and he finally falls into a swoon that
lasts from ten minutes to half hour
1t is believed that the new pistol VIII
be of Importance for policemen as
they will be able to overcome rowdies
or even unmanageable crowds effec-
lively without killing anybody.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29
GoIdfeld Properties.

II Is understood that the plans OF the
Goldncld Deep Mines Co, which was
recently organized to take over the
Goldheld merger property and sink to
a depth OF 1000 feet, have outlined the
plans on the recommendation of j.
II. Spur. The vein system of the
.Goldneld Cons, which dips east, is said
to be fattening very apprcciabiy with
depth, and therefore II Is figured that
the development OF properties to the
east Of the present productive areas
VIII not be dinicult. Local agreements
have been entered into which will re-
move the danger OF litigation, II is un-
dcrstood.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

possible for the Bonanza 10 begin ship
ping few weeks ago. a considera-
bile force of men is at work and AN ex-
animation has just been completed by
Engineer Herman Keller of New York.
The ore will be treated at Tacoma.
Washington. The Houghton- Alaska
DEVELOPMENT Co. controlled by few
capitalists of Houghton. Mich. holds
the adjoining property which is said
20 be of the same grade as the lsOnan-
"a and the Mother Lode. Supt. Ocha
Potter of the Calumet 4 Hecla's Supe-
rior mine AT Houghton. was formerly
IN charge OF the Houghton-AIaska
work. and reports were made upon IT
by Prof Arthur Seaman of the Michi-
gan College of Mines.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29

Boston-The markets were firm and
quiet until just before the close when
it was reported that Attorney General
Wickersham had placed in the presi-
dents hands n brief for the dlssolu-
ton of the Steel corporation. This
placed prices below Saturdays close
The irrationalism OF this constant
pogging away at corporations has at
last reached the intellect of the man
I'm the street In New England. When
it gets To the same man i'm the bal
ance of the country we shall have bet
ter times.--I. j. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29
TO ADDRESS MINING MEN.
President Taft Will Speak to American
Mining Congress.


Chicago ILL.,, Aug. 29.-The adjourn
ment of Congress has practically as
sured the presence Of President Taft
as guest of the American Mining
Congress, at the fourteenth annual ses-
sion To be held at the Hotel La Sale.
Chicago. September Goth 10 cath. The
present plan is TO have Mr. Taft adj
dress the convention just before it's
close. Thus he viii be given an oppor-
tunity to secure general idea OF the
objects the Congress is seeking TO
achieve. from the discussion Of the
previous days and SO informed his adj
dress will be an authoritative state
ment OF the views OF the administra-
ton on the various points at issue.
Another speaker who has accepted
the invitation Of the Congress 10 at
tend the session, is Martin ID. Foster
Of Olney. Illinois, chairman Of the
house committee on mines and mining.
His subject will be the Relation OF
Congress to the Mining Industry"
Representative Foster served as
member Of the committee which he
now heads in the Goth and Glst Con-
crosses. and was active i'm securing the
passage of the bill creating the bureau
Of mines. Always largely in sympa-
thy with the work. of the Mining Con-
gress his address viii be anticipated
with much interest.
one Of the subjects 10 be taken up
at this session which will arouse wide
spread attention. will be the consider
alton of a policy for the opening up
of Alaska. This issue viii be discussed
from number Of different viewpoints, |
eliminating with an address by Secre- !
tary OF the Interior Walter L. Fisher,
who is now In the northern territory |
studying conditions at first hand. AS |
the Secretary does not expect 10 return |
10 the United States until late in Sept |
euiber. this viii probably be the first
public exploitation of his conclusions /
resulting from the investigation.
The committee appointed at the
Pittsburg convention under the terms
Of a resolution offered by Congressman
John c.. McHenry Of Pennsylvania, 10
draft a law providing for compensation
for personal injuries by a tax Of one
cent per ton on all coal mined, makes
its report at this session and Of equal
Importance will be the presentation OF
the draft OF law for the Standard
zation Of electrical equipment I'm mines.
The latter has received the endorse
ment Of the Pennsylvania legislature
and is now on the statute books Of that
state.
The regulation Of quarrying and me-
talliferous mining under the police
laws of the several states, will be an
other of the vital issues Of the con-
vention. The members Of the commit
tee having the draft OF a law covering
This subject In hand were appointed
consulting engineers under the Inter
Tor Department of the federal govern
ment as a recognition of the import
ance and excellency of their work and
in order tU render assistance in it's
prosecution. This fact, coupled with p,
exhaustive Investigations covering sew
eral years. should make the conclusions -,
reached on this important problem.
worthy Of careful study and consider
alton by every man engaged in the
mining business.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29
LAKE SUPERIOR MAPS.
Monograph of Lake Superior Mining
Districts Soon Ready.

c. X. Leith, professor of geology
of the University of Wisconsin has
been visiting points in the mining dis
tricts of the Lake superior region,
with which he is familiar through
much work on the United States geo.
logical survey.
MANY inquiries come to me-" said
Professor Lcith. concerning the forth
coming monograph of the Lake Su-
pcrior mining districts, with regard
to when it Is going to make its appear
ancc. There has been considerable de-
lay because of the fact that the orig
inal maps furnished by the cngravers
were faulty and were consequently re
jected. and il was necessary to make
them over again. | understand that the
which has been in course
of preparation for four years, will be
issued about Sept. l."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-29

The Anaconda has not yet established
it's claim to the particular vein i'm thc
Ballakalava ground, and IL never may
The Butte Ballakalava has cut o.
foot vein on the l,lOO foot level, and
samples across three feet give four
ounces of silver and 5h per cent
copper To the ton The company Is
now drifting east on this vein. The
company has good vein on the
200 foot level. and is drifting west
on it. This vein is IL feet wide and
carries sos per cent copper. The
company is also drifting ON the LOO
foot level The vein on the 1.iOO
foot level looks especially strong.
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MARKETS

Boston-+F'or the most of the session
the market was a little dullcr with
prices firm. The rally OF yesterday
was well sustained and little long stock
came out At the close, however liq-
.uidation started in again End prices
ran off sharply. The principal rumor
was that Wickersham is about to pro-
coed against the Steel trust. We look
for lower prices in both manifestations
ter of Paine, Webber d Co.
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Utah Consolidated.

Utah Consolidated is drifting east
and also driving an upraise in assure
at a depth Of 200 feet below the tunnel
level. II is reported TO be very prom
Using, with the upraisc in mineralized
rock, showing copper, gold, silver and
iron. ore is being shipped by rail tenn
porarily to the TOOele valley smelter,
on account of an accident to the aerial
tram.
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West End Co.

The West End Co. will soon have its
concentrating mill i'm service, making
the fourth mill operating in Tonopah.
This is the old Midway mill. which was
originally built by the Tonopah Min
ing Co and later sold to the West End
people, who have completely remod-
elled it, along lines similar To the Ton
opah Extension mill, the ores being OF
the same character
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Superior

Superior has purchased a high duty
hosting engine from Osccola, which
was formerly used at the latter's Tam
arack Junior mine. now idle. This
equipment will probably carry Supe-
rior's No. ! shaft to the boundary linn
it's. Superior is also putting in addi-
tional compressor capacity.
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Oneco.

Oneco will not interrupt its shaft
sinking to cut a plot or open drifts un-
til depth OF 1,200 feet is reached. The
shaft is now down about 500 feet. 1t is
sinking out Of the lode and the last
cross-cut was driven 10 the formation
at the 7O0-foot level. Copper has not
yet been exposed in commercial rich
ness
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Nipissina.

1t is understood that the difference
of opinion which led President l.. ID.
McGibbon of LaRose to resign from
the board of directors of Nipissing,
was the persistent opposition which
he maintained against larger dividend
disbursements to Niplssing stockhold-
ers,
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Calumet & Hecla

a quarterly dividend of six dollars
per share. payable Sept. 22nd to stock
holders of record Aug. 18th, has been
declared by the directors of the Calu-
met d Hccla Mining So. the rate be-
ing the same as three months ago.
Last years rate was 81 per share.
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Alaskan Properties.

The Mother Lode copper property adj
Joining the Bonanza mine OF Alaska,
expects TO begin shipments this fall,
utilizing the railroad which was re-
Gently completed and which made II