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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-01

Boston-The feature of the local
market today was the strength in
Butte and superior which rallied 2'a
points On good buying. 1t is rumored
that the litisation regarding this prop
erty has been over estimated and that
IL will probably be settled cut of cour~
The balance Of the local ccppers were
very dull and were notable only for
the scarcity Of offerings The return II
activity will surely see higher prizes
for The coppers.-Fcster of Paine,
Web1cr e Co.
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CURB STOCKS.

j. \. Minnear & Co., say today;
As the convention dragged on wear
ly So Gid the markets, although there
was a slight show of strength i'm the
early trading. particularly in steel
News except from Baltimore, was in
clined TO favor higher prices, but with
tho uncertainty continuing as to the
nominee of the Democratic party the
public holes aloof and even traders
show hesitancy i'm market action.
Copper shares were dull and listless.
Selling orders were just as uncom-
mon as those on the buy side. We
would favor the c. & II. stocks i'm
buying into the market Local trad
ing was likewise at standstill In
terest in the reorganization of Ohio is
growing.
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June 3, 10. II. "a; July /. 8, Is. %, 20;

June D. 10, IL. "a; July 1. 8, IL, 22, 20:
August ), IL, 10, 20.
DEFAULT having been made in ,be
conditions OF certain mortgage nv
Basiio Venturino and Gertrude Ven
turino, his wife, of Calumet township.
Houshton county, Michigan. parties OF
the hrst part To Ernst Bollmann oi
Osceola township. Houghton county.
Mlchlgan. party of the second part
bearing date April q. 1901, and re .
corded IN the Office of the Register nj
Deeds for the county OF Houphton.
Mlchisan on the tenth day OF May. A..
ID. 1910 In Liber ID. d." OF MORTGAGES
on page 26i, which said mortgage was
duly assigned by the executors of
tue last will and testament of Ernst
Bollmann. deceased. to Johanna
fritSlof, Aususte Hcinccl,e. Sophie
iioppert. Wilhelm Kaufman. OTTO
haufmann, Miruie Mahlmann. de-
viSees named in faid will. by certain
assignment OF mortgage, dated Sci.
tember IA, 1900 and recorded in the
office OF the cgister of Deeds for
Houshton coun Michigan, on octo.
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SALT PRODUCTION LARGE.
Thirty.one Million Barrels In 1911 Ae
eordinu TO Reports.

The production Of salt i'm the United
states IN 1911 was SlIS3,96s barrels OF
$50 rounds each. valued at $s,345,G92,
according TO w. G. Phale1. OF the Unit.
I'D states Geological Survey. in a re-
port on salt and bromine. just issued
as an advance chapter rom Min
eral resources for 1911" This is an in
crease compared with 1910 of s7s,3t2
barrels in quantity ana til5.3i8 ,u
value
In addition 10 the domestic produc
ton i,Olh926 barrels Of salt was I'M
ported. This importation was partly
balanced by the exports. 2i9,0g2 bar.
rels. The United states is amply
able. according to Mr.. Phalen. to sup
ply all the domestic demands. as the
capacity of the active mines and plant.
Is largely Ia excess of tie present out
put Moreover. there are many plants
no" Idle that could ca8iy resume op-
eratlons should conditions warrant.
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MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

ne had the couraee to tackle tegritor,
which had been condemned by many
mining men or had ben dormant TO-
so many wears that II was senerally
looked upon as worthless.
As far hack as 1898 ne advanced the
theory that the riches; rock on the
Isle Royalc would De found in th,
district which is now turning ont the
Dcst copper, shafts T. . and g and
these shafts are located on che tract
# the old Miners company which III
formed
Success at Lake Property.
When Mr. Pryor took mp The Lake
property, then the cid Bet. IL was
absolutely Gis.reIited. \ million dol
lars had been spent there. back M
civil war DAYS with no satisfactory re-
suits. MIR Pryor started drilling after
'arcful and thorough geologi al study
II conditions and the drill results were
allowed by surfa-e work which COW
red the rich Lake deposit
At Superior the development If cop
Der was ACCOMPLISHED ct vCr, bow cost
I'M the Indiana Algomah and other
In the vicinity e thc Lake
he diamond drilling plans were all
worked out Ia a nicely which pre-
vented useless and unsuccessful drill
me- and which demonstrated copper
values that Tailed with the original
plans
For many years the territory In
.udcd in the Dnnulasa comauy's
holdings has been practically u1hcari
H. as far as copper values ate con
erned. and unknown as fer as the
cppcr invcsting public i'm concerned. |
only the great Calumet < IIecid or
anization realized the possibilities |
d this section when thcy organized |
he White Pine company Few years |
GO And ;he public has paid p.acu-
ally 20 attention to the record of sue /
css which the Calumet x Hccia mas
made in The White Pine tract.
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June l7-2l July is
STATE or MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the county
Of Houghton.
AT session of said court, held at
The probate office in the village of
hC1ghton i'm said county. on the
9TH day o. June A. D., 1912.
Present, Hon, Geo. c. Bentley, Judge
of probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Julia
Sheehan. Deceased.
James V. Gaul, Executor Of the Last
VIII and Testament of said deceased
having filed in said Court his petition
praying that the time for the presen-
tation of claims against said estate be
limited aud that a time ana place tc
appointed 10 receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands against
SAID deceased by and before said Court.
IL is Ordered, That four months from,
this date be allowed for creditors to
present claims against said estate:
II is Further Ordered That the 16th
day of October, 1912. at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon ut said Probate Office. be
and is hereby appointed for the exam
nation and adjustment of al, claims
ana demands against said deceased.
ana that notice thereof be given by
publication once each week, for three
successive weeks previous to said dav
oil nearing in the Calumet News. a
newspaper printed and circulated in
said County.
(SeaD GEO. c. RENrr t,v
a true COPY Judge of Probate.
Lillas G Mitchell.
Register of Probate
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MrcAloAN's COAL OUTPUT.
Production In 1911 Valued AZ $3.50
sO3 In Y. s. 30732,Ot3 Tons.

Production IN 1911 Valued AZ 1885,
eos In U. s. 90,732ol3 Tons.
The production of Goa I'm Michigan
m 1911. according ~ the United states
Geological SURVEY was 1.i7G,07i short
tons. valued a, S2.G@c 500. Mjchisw's
coal production reached SIS maximum
record n 1907, when "a total of :.055.
SIS short tons was auaincd. Sir,c
then Tho production has decreased eo,b
year the competition co. higher-graje
TonrsyIvania coal trough. 10y water
ir tho LaEo ports bciue the principal
factor Do cur,allirg Michigan out.
put
The coal produce shigan comes
chiefly from BAY sad aginaw coun-
ties. one of the principal markets FOR
tho product consists Of tho salt-eva-
porauon plants that iu former days
were operated iu connection with lum-
Joey mills. the refuse from which fur
uished their fuel The decline Of the
lumber industry has compelled the salt
works 20 turn 10 coal as a fuel.
Tho total production of anthracite
coal n The United States in 1911. ac-
rording 10 figures complied 10y T.. W.
Parker was S0.132,ol2 long tons. valued
at S17hSj22i2. This was on Increase
OF 5.23s.557 tons over the production for
1910
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COPPER RANGE CONS.

Diamond drilling in an effort to n
cate the West lode from which Super
Tor and Houghton are taking such rich
copper will shortly be started on Sec
ticn l6 by the Copper Range manage
ment
Section rs was acquired by the Cop-
per Range Consolidated i'm taking over
the Atlantic Just year ago. The old
Section l6 mine lies between the Bal
tic and the Superior mines and COM
priscs tract of go acres and carries
the Baltic bed which has been opened
and as far Ass explored found disap-
pointing, the formation being wide and
strong but disturbed to great depth.
10 viii bee remembered that Superior
has experienced more cor less trouble
because Of broken formation in work
ing this lode
Tho west lode. from which is said
to show the richest rock ever taken
out south Of Portage Lake, should be
present here also and at any rate
diamond drill campaign will show
whether or not II II should We dis
closed here, % win mean another rich
mine added "a those already controlled
Iy The copper Range and no inconsid-
cradle addition TO its assets.
The old Section l6 mine possessed
very good equipment all of which isl
in storage at the old location. There
is shaft $500 feet deep, OF three
compartments, on the property, and i'll
is PROBABLE that this opening may be
utilized in working the West lode IL
&, is disclosed on the tract of suiIi-
ff,nt richness
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MARKETS

Boston-lnasmuch as the politica
situation was no different this morn
ing the markets were duh. Becaus,
of the fact that the New York Trac'
ton situation was much clearer risy
occurred in stocks on effect.
\ reduction of copper supplies
abroad caused strength IN copprrs
generally. Aside from these two in
nuenccs il can be said that nothing
really of consequence happened.
Il appeared. however. that prices
were moro susceptible TO favorable
than to unfavorable influences. As the
situation clears the markets promise
to work upwards.
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allowing said account and hearing said
petition;
1t is Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of a copy Of this order. once each week
for three successive weeks previous to
said day OF hearing, In the Calumet
News, a newspaper printed and circu-
lated i'm said county.
(SeaD GEO. G. BENTLEY,
A true copy. Judge of Probate.
Lillas G. Mitchell.
Register Of Probate.
LeGendrc & Driscoll,
Attorneys for Estate.
Business address:
Laurium, Michigan.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
June "a; July /. 8. 10.

June "a, July l, \, 10.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court fer the County of
1ioughton.
AT a session of said Court. held M
the Probate Office in the Village of
Houghton in said county, on the
list day of June n. d. 1912.
Present Hon. Geo. G. Bentley. Judge
Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of viii
liam Heighes. deceased.
Victoria Heighes having filed i'm
said court her petition praying that
the administration OF said estate be
granted to herself or to some other
suitable person.
1t is ordered. That the 18th day OF
July a. ID. 1912, at ten O'Clock I'm the
forenoon, at said probate office. be and
is hereby appointed for examining and
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OLYMPIC noNoRs TO U. s.

Stockholm. July 1.-The United
list of victories at the olympic games
by winning the clay bird shooting
competition. The Americans took the
first prize ana gold medal, with \
score of 532: Great Britian's score
was 511; Germany's SO.
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SERENADEs THE NEWS.

The band of the Wortham- Allcn
one OF the best musical or
that has visited the cop
! or country with II carnival organizI :
ton for years. serenaded The News
about o'clock this afternoon ana lat
rr paradcd through the principal
streets of the town heralding the fact
nat the shows were ready for bust
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Will DEVELOP
LARGE AVERAGE
oNoNOAeA COPPER co. ORGAN
IZED BY r. c. PRYOR AND
ASS DICTATES.

Tho details OF th- Organization %
The OnoHloga copper company wer'
completed in Houghton saturday Tb,
new company viii become q most lm
portaut factor ia the development al
ten thousand acres Of land In onto
uagou county. The property is locate,
west of the Ontonagou river and north
of Lake Gogcbic I'm in The mIncra
belt. and in the vicinity oc tho Whit,
Pine COMPANY which is now success,
iulh operating Under the management
and control of the Calumet 4 H,cla.
The Onondaea COPPER company hss
100000 Shares of which but 10000
have been issued and $1,000 remain ID
The treasury. Thirty thousand shares
have been sold al 81 per share and the
treasury starts out with casl la!
ancc uu hand OF $4,000. tho stock
having been taken largely oy personal
assooiatcs OF Reginald e. Pryor tho
president of the ney COMPANY. ard hl
business associates who wero inter
estcd with HIM I'm previous copper min
ing Industries such as tic Miner s. IN,
superior. the Lake and others. Ther.
has been DO public Subscription.
Land Paid For With Stock
r. c. Pryor is the president Of the
new company. ]. II. Rise is the yi,,
president, William Quincy is the
secretary. These three with d. L. Rob
inson and W. T.. Smith are the direc
tors The home Cnice wiz be u.
HouShton.
The mineral lands include more than
10000 acres IN Mstahwuod. Bcrglard
and Ontonagcn townships IF onto.
MACON county. II may be des ,riLed rs
TIPS. t9-41. 4g-a2, t0-4z and 5O.43. This
IS an unusually large acreage and il
offers Immense possibilities for tie de
NclCpmgnt of number OF sIc,pssfui
mining properties as thcic IS abundant
surface evidence Of naturalization %;
merit The land is paid for by 5000
shares OF jhc stock IF the company
This Is equivalent Co $50 per a ere. This
IS only about onc-tcu'h uf tho avor5g
price for 8tr. - Lake superior lluta-
ti1Es Adventures territory cos, SiITl
per acre. Ngomah $3.50. Bohemia.
S.-p Indiana }iol. Like $3.50. May
rpvcr S-a5. North Lake Si4G. old |
colur $50 W>audot. Si62. NauEi-
Esa- Sroa
Diamond Drilling Soon % Start.
THE work Of diamond ,riUin the /
property will Dee started Do a Jew days !
Geological work has been .unj,r Vay /
i"r tine past month or more md :herr
bias already been secured. largely !
through Che personal efforts OF Mr
PRYOR himself. considerable geological, /
data upon which Co hasc tac prelimin
d.r diamond drilling
Mr. Pryor was ore " The FIRST to
realize the possibilities OF the diamond
drill exploration Cor the development
"f now deposits O. copper Likewise
he was one of he first 90 rccegnVe
and apply the fact that "a thorough !
Working understanding OBJ The geeloEi-
cal conditions was necessary 60 su.-
cess with tho diamond drill Plainly |
Hr uw th.i what was needed was
greater study lnU better understand
ue d. .eudit.-ns, rather than elaborate,
rNrrud'ture of funds in useless dpyeI-
uuWaut SHAFTS And that This careful
stud. % conditions was as ,-ssutal
before 'Hr drilling 7s 7ftorwsrd
Three Successes In Sight
fola ibis In. OK operation MU
rrtor Brought auouJ lhr organization
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july J-S-ls--2
NOTICE OF MEETING or IHL
nuIIAE BAY LAND q AL
PROMINENT COMPANY.



Roston. Mass Jur lst 1912.
81 meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Dollar Bay Land & Improvement Conc
pauy win Doe hold on the .fth day or
july. 1912. 81 100 O'Clock a. A.. .t
the offices Of the Company. 80 state
street Boston, Mass. tu consider the
question Of selling all OF lts assets.
real and personal. Of every nature and
description FOR an amount 20 realize
after the pay ment OF all debts not less
than ninety thousand dollars $3.50 000l
and TO authorize tho officers Of the
company, II the question Of sale ig act-
ed upon favorlbly at tho m citing. To-
take the necessary steps after such
sale to lidpidatc the company and DIS
tributs the assets proport Iualis among
the sh8reholders. and for ibc tran.
suction of guch other business az may
lcEally come before the meeting.
a. $. GREW. Secretary.
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June Clearance sale of Ladies' and
Misses Suits and Coats. ]. Vivian Jr
& Co. /
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a man seldom attempts 20 escape
any temptation that looks GOOD 70
aim.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
HELP WANTEr-FEMALE.

HELP WANTEn-FEMAlE.
WANTED-F'irst-c cook; good
wages To the right party. Apply
Central Hotel, Laurium. II
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE - Second hand delivery
Wagon. Phone S9W :
FOR SALl1--6 Grid1le range. burns
wood or coal. lOG Calumet Ave. 1
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Camping outfit, consist
ing of 1 double-roof tent 14x24. )
rooms, cots, IL chairs and stove.
Tent only 81 per week. Complete so
per week. Phone 400 North. If
Evening star., 1912-12-01
NEW TUNNEL-STERN LAUNCH.
Craft Will Be Used by w. A. VIM
Satt in Florida Waters.

On the stocks in the Dawson Boatbuild-
street, Is twenty-foOt, tunnel-stern
launch being built for w. A. Wimsatt of
Johnson & Wimsatt of this city, for serv-
ice in Florida waters. The craft is to be
modern in it's equipment, and will be
used by Mr.. Wimsatt for hunting and
pleasure cruising work during his an
nual winter visits to the lumber-growing
districts of Florida. The tunnel stern al
.oWs the boat to be so constructed that
she can travel in eighteen inches of water
and con go to points where the ordinary
type of launch could not navigate. The
vessel is to be equipped with ten-horse-
power gasoline engine that is expected to
give here a speed of about eight miles an
hour. The new craft will be ready for
service early in the coming year.
Work is being pushed on the new semi
speed cruiser. which the Dawson COM
pany is building for Cecil X. Sherman of
this city, and the craft will be ready to
go into service in the spring. 1t is now
being planked up and interior work done
at the same time in order to hasten it's
completion. 1t is stated that a fifty
horse power engine will be installed in
this craft in pace of one of twenty -four
horsepower first proposed.
The launch Habana, owned by Judge
Strider, which was the last vessel put
overheard by the Dawson plant. has been
at Alexandria for several days having
her engine adjusted. The launch is said
to have proved very satisfactory, and
will be used for cruising on the river this
winter If the season is an open one.
Evening star., 1912-12-01
MENHADEN SEASON NEAR END.
Catch of Oil-Producing Fish This
Year Up to Average.

The menhaden fishing season on Chesa-
peake bay and the Atlantic coast is or
the wind-up and the large fleet of steam
ers employed in catching the oil-produc-
ing fish for the factories are being placed
out Of commission until next summer
According to reports the season just
closing has been an average one.
The rnenhaden fishing business or
Chesapeake bay and its tributaries is a
comparatively new industry in this Sec
ton. Ten years ago practically all the
fish caught in the Chesapeake were car
ried to factories in the north. Since thai
time factories have sprung up by the
dozens on the Virginia side Of the Chesa-
peake and in the mouths Of the Kappa
hammock and Potomac rivers, until now
the industry is the most important one ir
tidewater Virginia and Maryland.
In the past year eight or ten new
steamers We're built for the business, and
several additional fishing boats will be
built this winter to be ready for service
in the spring. The menhaden fishing
steamers will go to Baltimore and other
points to lay up to be overhauled and
made ready for service in the spring.
Evening star., 1912-12-01

the social viewpoint as aS'inst the for
mer ''lassez faire" doctrines OF individ-
ualism. He is declared to be largely re-
sponsible for the reorganization of
finances of the Dominican republic. to
which he was sent special agent by
President Roosevelt i'm 1905. He was ap-
pointed by President Mckinley as treas
urer of Porto Rico. ard introduced its
present revenue system known as the
Hollander law.
AS chairman of an important commits
sion on local taxation. appointed at the
suggestion of Mayor Mahool of Balti
more. he was instrumental with his asso
ciates in suggesting important changes
in the system of taxation IN that city by
which the revenues OF the city were ma
ferally increased without adding to the
burdens OF the small householder.
Miss Lathrop OF the childrens bureau
will show some of the effects of poverty
upon childhood and how such effects can
be mitigated by enlightened community
action. Corcoran Thorn. president OF the
Associated Charities. will preside.
Miss Elizabeth Moves. Miss Frances
Carpenter. Miss Helen Baldwin and Miss
Frances Brooks members of the Junior
League. will serve as ushers.
Evening star., 1912-12-01
ARMS CASE APPEALED.
Government Wants Strict Ban on
Expectation Into Mexico.

In order to preserve much Of the eff
fectiveness Of the congressional resolu-
tion and presidential proclamation against
the expectation of arms into Mexico the
government has brought to the Supreme
Court of the United States an appeal
from the Chavez and Mesa cases of FL
Paso, Tex.
Chaves and Mesa were indicted on
charges of transferring arms from one
part of Ell Paso to another part with in
tent to remove them into Mexico. Judge
Maxey of the United States district court
for western Texas annulled the indict-
ments as not stating offenses against the
law on the ground that there had been no
expectation. The government takes the
position that such a decision seriously
cripples the enforcement Of the resolution
and proclamation.
Evening star., 1912-12-01
Births Reported.

The following births have been report
ed to the health department in the pas
twenty-fOur hours:
William w. and Annie H TOnney, boy
Patrick F. and Stella F. Stanley, gir
and boy twins.
John A. and Matilda A. Shanahan, girl
Charles A. and Ada F. Rhodes, girl.
Harry and Bessie Lusby, girl.
Joseph and Mabel Laskowitz, girl.
Frederick L. and Wilhelmina Loef11er
boy.
Sings and Anna Lambras, girl.
John F. and Anna L. Jones. boy
George j. and Emma French, boy.
Samuel and Fannie Ftedlander, boy.
George G.. and Mary F. Isreal. girl.
A. Lincoln and Sara Dembitz. girl.
James R. and Mary Astlin. boy.
Edward and Mary Wynn, girl.
John and Gertrude Seymore, girl.
Clarence v. and Catherine Smith, boy.
Thomas and Florence Jackson, boy.
Elias and Mary Henderson, boy.
Clarence and Alice v. Cryer. boys
Robert and Blanch Boston, girl.
Evening star., 1912-12-01
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
past twenty-four hours:
Martha R. Camalier, 56 years. 20 Todd
place northeast.
John NJ. Baker. ~ years. 400 9Th
street northeast.
Joseph NJ. Arendes, 80 years. Emer-
gency Hospital.
James Martin, 8 months. 45 Pierce
street northwest.
Katherine Kerrigan, IA days, 201 X
street northwest.
Maggie Hunter. 81 years. 500 25th
street northwest.
Martha Latimore. 55 years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital
Jane Jackson. 20 years, Lamond.
Takoma Park.
Susan Coleman, 40 years, 622 S street
northwest.
James E. King. II months. 421 Genthers
court southeast
Evening star., 1912-12-01
SETS TERR0RIsT's TRIAL.
Court Also Names Attorney to De
fend Carl Riedelbach,

LOS ANGELES. November 3O.-The
trial of Carl Riedelbach. who threatened
to. dynamite the police station and it's oc-
cupants. was set for December by Judge
superior court today.
Riedelbach. who previously had, de-
clared he was capable of conducting his
own case" told Judge Willis today that
he had neither an attorney nor the money
to employ one. so the court appointed one
to defend him.
Evening star., 1912-12-01
PREVENTION OF POVERTY.
Associated Charities to Discuss
Theme Tuesday Evening.

ventable?" This Is a question which will
be discussed at the thirty-first annual
meeting of the Associated Charities, to
be held at Rauscher's next Tuesday
night at S o'clock. The speakers will be
DR.. Jacob ii. Hollander. professor of
political economy, Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore, and Miss Julia G.
Lathrop. chief of the new childrens bu-
reau.
Prof. Hollander has spoken and written
on 1.-THE Abolition of Poverty. for many
years. He represents that school OF
political economists which fully accepts