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o,cGNNELL-Suddenly at Orange, n. j..
on F~ebruary-I2 1872 Catharine OCon-
nell. widow of Daniel O'Connell, 30
North Centre street.
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PIERCE-Suddenly, on sunday, Feb
ruary II, 1912, Anna M, beloved wife
of the late George II. Pierce, aged 81
Years 6 months 8 days, 49S Eigh-
teenth avenue.
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MUNSON-On February y, 1912, Irving.
husba nd OF Mary e, Mupsop. aged A6
years, 2S1 North Second street.
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pHILLIPS-Entered into rest, on Mon
day. February Il, 1912. Nicholas Phillips,
beloved son of Barbara Phillips, Snee
Belgram), aged 30 years, l Mulberry
street.
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6+I,ARK-On February 10, 1912. Jane Re,
becca, wife OF Robert T. Clark II
daughter of lane and the late ROBERT
Stewart.
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CAuLFTELD-on February z, 1872, Brid-
get Caulfeld (nee Derby, beloved Wne
Of the late Patrick Caulfield, 50 bergen
street.
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PRICE-At Elizabeth, n. J., OIL Monday.
,F'ebruary ~. 1912. Frederic Alton Price.
aged 90 years. 10 Cherry street. Eliza
beth, N. j.
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DEATHS.

RENNETT-At Caldwell. February H.
1912, George D.. husband of Mary G. Zen.
nett, and son of Sarah A. and the iaIe
Marcus L. Bennett; and brother OF Mrs'
IT. Mayo Rockwell, of Newark.
BEYBR-Entered into rest. on sunday,
February L. 1912 Paulinei 69lov aged Wl5 Is
Years, 2ss Waverly avenue.
BRowNER-At orange, y. j. on Feb,
ruary 13. 1912, Richard, husband OF
the late Mary Of Mechahic
street.
BUTLER-on February 10; 1912, John'
husband of the late Annabelia eutier'
l46 Norfolk street.
BYRNE-At West Orange, on February
IL. 1912, James A., beloved nusoand
of Annie Byrne (nee Freeman 4lo
Valley road.
cAuLFTELD-on February z, 1872, Brio.
get Caulfeld (nee Derbyl beloved wI1e
Of the late Patrick Caulfield. 80 Bergen
street.
CLARK-On February u, 1872. Jane Rei
becca, wife OF Robert 7. Clark anu
daughter of Jane and the late hooert
Stewart.
CoNovER-At Nutley. Februsry y I Is1I;
Nancy Conover. beloved w1e OF sgar
Conover, in her 3Sth year, 40 Staeer
place.
coRY-on Tuesday. February 10, 1912,
at his residence, % South Fifth street;
Harrison, Henry, beloved, HUSBAND OF
Mary Cory (nee Cunningham
CRANE-J. Fred Crane, suddenly, AT
washington, p. C., on the 10th instant.
Funeral services from his late resi-
dence. AZ Brevoort street, BROOKLYN
Tuesday evening at s o'clock.
cRYAN~At Brooklyn. N. Y. February H.
1910 pafriolr It Crvau.
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BUTLER-On February 10, 1917, Jonn
husband of the late Annapelia eueiei
t46 Norfolk street.
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BROWNER-At Orange. N. j.. On Feb
ruary 10. 1912, Richard, husband OF
the late Mary Browner, 56 Mechanic
street.
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BYRNE-At West Orange, on February
IL, 1912, James A., beloved husoan9
of, Annie Byrne (nee 4lo
Valley road.
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BEYER-Entered into rest. on Sunday,
February II. 1912, Pauline. beloved WIG
of Julius Boyer (nee Brabau), aged %
Years. 26S WaVerly avenue.
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RONDS
PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Open. High. Low. Close.
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RENNETT-At Caldwell. February II,
1912, George D.. husband of Mary g Zen.
nett, and son of Sarah A. and the iale
Marcus l.. Bennett. and brother or Mrs'
r.. Mayo Rockwell, of Newark
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NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners.

Newark. y. j.. February 0. ioia. febio.5.
The Meeker herald., 1912-11-09
MEEKER, COLO. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ..
Wilson and Marshall
Democratic Everywhere, Including Rio
Blanco County

1t was a Democratic year, Wood
row Wilson carried the Solid South,
New York (by over 2OO, OOO'piurality), /,
New Jersey, Ohio, all the New Eng
land states except Vermont, nearly
all the western aud Pacific staten,
and will have over 4OOvotes in the
electoral college.
Colorado will give Wilson and Mar
shall 5000 plurality, and elects the
entire Democratic state ticket by
pluralities ranging from 1900 to 80,
600.
A full Democratic delegation will
represent Colorado In the next con-
gress, composed Of Thomas, Shafroth,
Taylor, Heating, Seldomridge and
kindei.
Rio Blanco county elected the en-
The Meeker herald., 1912-11-09
A Great Building Falls

when its foundation is undermined,
and II the foundation Of bealth-good
digestion-is attacked, quick collapse
follows. On the first signs Of indiges-
tion, DR.. Kings New Life Pills
should be taken to tone the stomach
and regulate the liver, kidneys and
bowels. Pleasant, easy, safe and only
% cents 1t all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1912-11-09
Tonight

Tonight, IL you feel dull and stupid,
or bilious and constipated, take a
dose Chamberlain's Tablets and you
will feel all right tomorrow. For sale
by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1912-11-09

tire Democratic ticket, excepting
TREASURER, by majorities ranging from
Tito 577. Charley Brown lost out for
treasurer, because. as 1t was alleged.
he had a good job"
Barney Napier is reelected by 200
or more. when the returns are COM
pleted.
Returns are not yet In from the
Yampa river region, but everything
indicates the election Of Tom lies
and Bob Norvell by good majorities.
The Colorado legislature is Demo-
cratic by a large majority.
II was Democratic year. You
will remember we have said SO OH
su1dry previous occasions.
The Meeker herald., 1912-11-09
Hay For Sale

Fifty tons Of good horse and COW
hay for sale. See Charles Smith,
Meeker, or phone. Rio 70. o26-n2
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-28
Wyandot.

Tho local office of the Wyandot Cop
per 60 is i'm receipt of several speci-
mems 81 the rock taken from the
Wine ou No. 3 lode which show very
heavy copper. Treasurer ADAMS says.
THE present showing in Wine sur
Basses anything yet opened In the
Wyandot property and the vein ~
carrying such heavy copper. with the
naturalization 50 persistent. that there
is rvcrv reason To believe we have nv
last opened up commercial lode.
Wyandotte's winze on No. lode IN
The southeast crosscut from the 100
foot lowell is down l55 feet and is
gain I'm rich ground after encounter
irg rather tlean rock for ten days. the
uinzc is averaging far better grounn
than the mine previously has opened
md tho best material compares fav-
orabiy with the amygdaloids coming
from tho districts mines.
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MINES AND MINING STOCKS

and rock is now going forward at q
tate between 1000 and i.i00 tons daily
Most OF this comes from below the
eth level
The showing i'm the 27th and S3rd
levers is very good. the vein at
33rd levels is very good. the vein at
tanning a width of over 10 feet The
shaft j. bottomed at the 3sth level
About $50 men are working
4 diamond driil is Icing set up ON
the second level of No. shaft and
viii put down a hole IN the vein. No
3 shaft is down To the l7th level. With,
the connection Of Nos. | and 3 shafts
by drifting from No. at the 23rd
level and upraising To meet No. 3. two
shafts will be available for hoisting
purposes. which will make II possible
Ia get out a daily tonnage of around
400 within year.
Franklin is having less trouble from
Is Dor shortage than most OF the mines Z
II the district.
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La Rose.

D The net profits Of the La Rose Con
solidated Mines company for the year
viii be ever $1,000 0o. For the II
months ending NOV. 80 the income was
sl.s34.7se and the operating expenses
amounted 20 S72l1so leaving ne,
profits ot t9l3.63o. At this rate the
la Rose will have to earn only ss5. =
5'r to bring the profits for the year
Ip to the million mark
Profits Tor the month of November
We're sl3o,SSi out of a total income
Of sl27,Gjs. The production for thu
month was we'll up The surplus of
the la Rose now amounts to sl,7Ss,
20, made up Of s1.Oi3.79i cash and
100000 in loans and the balance IN
ore on hand or shipped but not yet
realized.
In addition TO the regular quarterly
dividend Of a. per cent the directors
have declared a bonus Of 2ia per cent.
bringing the total disbursement up to
= per cent for the quarter payable
Jan. 20 next. \ year ago the pay
mcnt was only per cent. the company
at that time paying per cent per
annum.
With the payment of this dividend
the La Rose will have paid TO it's
stockholders "a total of 43 per cent in
dividends, or an amount of S3.5l6,6Si.
This does not include the Si.2OtS62
paid by the mine when privately own.
ID
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Isle Royslc.

Isle Royale has begun new drill
hole on the so-Called Kearsarge lode.
The drill is going down to the west
u the horizon Of the vein. The cx-
the lode which was prosecuted FOR
two months has been discontinued on
account of the severe winter weather
n may be resumed IN the spring. The
arst driH hole showed a vein bearing
practically all of the characteristics OF
sixteen feet OF cores showed good
looking vein material we'll impreenat-
ed with copper and four feet mixed
Trap and vein matter
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OLD DOMINION.
President SMITHS impressions After
VISIT 70 Property

Pre- Id,uf Charles : smith. ~ tho
'Id Dominion. sils CONDITIONS At
old Dominion. gu,H above aud below
9rouud.. never acro better. and the
pr9peri,. ar, proving all that was
ever expected OF them. United Globe
ie igosiu2 gariirularIs well and Is
big asset The two properties are real
H BOO their iniauas and bid fair 10 be-
Important and economical producers Of
copper Jar mauy Years 20 come. We
.r" pumping much Jess water than
'.. months ago. al that We DO not
assoc p3r-o'Fes being sold o. Miami Ia
.nrIHr, tom alth our regular mining
operations a.. are continually pushing
'G' gpmeut wori. and arc getting
,ar.' ru.ouragiw results in the ley
".H .e'yr tho tenth west drifts have
entered ground which is - continue
.iuu ~ tHr OF. shoot which Was cut %
r 'He upper levels Dos q big fault This
81 most important Development AS IL
Indicate that rho ground ar depth
se-t II the fault IS coming INTO tho
nre which vas what We had hoped
bNAH ''l ''f.tI ~ '.'.ilfI il''A Iif if AN W
until these levels had advanced con
.1ersbIe distance. Tho work 10 tho
cast nas opened some exceptionally
.trpo ore bedies. particularly on the
rgurteeutn leyel .n United Globe. also
ere has Ieen opened recently in Tho
.Fteeuth better than BOO the fourteenth
.H point vertically above Reserves
.r ,he aRgresratc are larger today than
ever before although Voc do not plan
fu Keep opened ahead as 70 b. not cco-
u0fui.ai go 90 do However, we shall
..rnu have the vein under Development
BOO depth from three different points
uu tue property Wine from the
sixteenth lr.r west. from The eight
r~uth lrgrl IN shaft 80 soon as that
depth is reached. and from the six.
i-rutB IrscI ~ Tho X shaft ~ United
Globe where sinking VIII boz done
simultaneously with the work iu s
shaft ~ Tho % 0oo feet on the vein
ONLY about 1000 feet has been pros
pe,tod. To- a depth Of 1900 feet W. are
engaged IN a barge amount 81 recon
struction work on the surface plant
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CURB STOCKS

y y Minnear Il 60, say to-day
Markets showed more activity to-
DAY; i'm fact i'm two hours the total
sales I'm New York were greater to-
DAY than for any previous fun day for
This week. This activity, however
was at the expense II prices. The cop
pers were likewise in neavy sympathy
with the New York list. G. & 4. was
an exception closing frsctionally
higher. North Butte sold oif point.
There has been better demand OF
late for some of the precious metal is q.
sues. such as Tonopah, La Rose and
Tonopah Belmont. Mohawk directors
will meet the latter part of next
week for dividend action.
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YEARS RECORD
OF DIVIDENDS
Copper Companies on the Boston
Exchange Pay S34,023,2I9

In the current calendar year t54
p25.2tg will be distributed to the
stockholders of the copper mining
companies. the shares OF which are
listed ON the Boston stock exchange
aud the Boston curb In 1911 there
was S2j.131.S6t distributed in copper
dividends. the increase this year Of
XA.2S5.355. OF g. per cent, rejecting the
larger profits accruing from the high
ar price which has prevailed for the
metal At the present time there are
twenty-five companies listed on the
Boston Stock exchange and three on
the Boston curb which are dividend
payers. compared with twenty-five
companies last year. two OF which
Nhmccl and British Columbia-were
isted on the curb. Fourteen copper
companies increased their dividend
rates during the past year namely.
Amalg tmatcd. Anaconda. Calumet 4
Arizona. Calumet u HcclI. Copper
Range. Mohawk. Nevada Consolidat- .
od, North Butte. old Dominion, Os-
cola. quincy. Utah Consolidated,
United States Smelling and Wolver- .
me. Four companies insugurated div (
bends namely. Greene-Cananea, Mia .
mi. Nevada Douglas and chief Con-
,olidated. and three companies rcsum-
q payments-Shannon. Shattuck-
Nrizoua and Tennessee Copper The
distributed dividends is as follows.
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FOLLOWING WOMEN ARE IN
NEED OF OsY WORK,

Mrs. Ira Jokela. 542-2nd st.
Mrs. Mary Hella. 23i. Bird ST, Cen
lennial Heightc.
Mrs. Mary Gregorich. Cedar Lane.
Mrs. Cursinsky, 257 Wolverine St.
Laurium.
Mrs Bolma. $50 Cedar st.
Mrs. Lehto. Centennial.
Mrs. Ann Harvey, III Florida ST.
Mrs. Auvain. 3l3 Osceoa.
Mrs. Tervo. 24i5 Il. S..
VI in need OF boys or girls for ode
Jobs call 81 II.
--(Advertisement)
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AMERICAN CARS AMAZE.
Low Priced Autos Arouse the Envy
OF the French.

Paris. Dec. IS Seven American
makers are we'll represented at the
French automobile exposition this
month. The cars and the relatively
discussion among French manufac-
turers as to whether the time has not
come to discourage importation by a
stiff tariff
The opinion of French automobile
men Is that the American supremacy
in cheap and light car manufacture Is
an Industrial one. bound up in thei'
ability to organize factories for turn
ing out large numbers of automobiles
Of the same model, a thing which u
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MAKES THE BEST COPPER.
THIS District Given High Praise by
Editor Newctt.

Michigan isn't now at the head al
the list IA Tons e copper annually pro-
duced. a distinction it long held. but II
still makes the very best copper, and
there's some advantage IN that. says
/ Editor NeWctt of the lshpeming Iron
/ ore. Il is the yerS best in ConduCtiv-
ity OF electrical currents. the toughest
and strongest whore these features are
rcGuired. and IL has always command
cd the HIGHEST price in the copper
metal market
u Is CRAFTY ing To know that our
own copper country is succeeding adj
mirabN. It's mines are all working
and Il is To add more new ones In the
ears 20 come. There is now gong
on in the district much exploring with
,he diamond drill Copper In CONNER
cia' srade and in commercial quautir
has been found
The keweenav company IL cngag-
ing in a systematic plan for prospect
ng its great mineral land area, and
something should come from this, a,
the organization has the capital, the
knowledge Of the formations, and Is
vel known tor its perseverance.
Good Ne. One Soon to Produce
The Hancock mine has developed /.
its substantial qualities, enough hav- I
ing been demonstrated Ia prov, IL has /
the copper 20 make "a success Of it,
operation. Several Iodes all holding .
copper in commercial! quantity has /
been cut in the fine shaft that has
been .unk and now the task Of bring
ne thes" into an, Wight will zoe
commenced ia earnest The opcnin-
4 such Ceep mines is long and cX-
)ensive task. but the results should
imply repay the expenditure. The ad
lition Of this mine will be a fine thing
or the village OF Hancock IN which il
: located as well as for the share
,oiders gho have stood stcadfas;
hrou4h the period Of development and
The south rance Is being given
much attention in new and old proper
jos and has become an important pro-
ucer In Outonagon county several
r5pcrties are still active ard the Cal.
met 4 Heca may develop another
hat viii lee in the money-msking col
non. this being the White Pine upon ,
-hich shafts are now being sunk.
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STOCKS

BOSTON. De-. 2s.-Prices dragged to-
day very painfully. The demand was
slack and selling. while small and not
urgent was not well taken and "A de-
cline G small proportions took place.
People are Disguised with the mar
ket and OF those who are holding on in
hopes OF a January demand appearing
are disappointed. We shall see lower
Drices.--l. j. Sturgis.
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eWeenaW.

Tho directors Of the Kcwecnaw
have decided to extend the time for
tho exchange Of Washington Copper
Mining and Phoenix fer Keweenaw
stock They will decide in IA few days
whether they will allow thirty or six
~ days from December Is. to the
late first set As the time limit for
the exchange. The exchange basis is
twenty Washington or ten Phoenix
flr one ~ KeWCenaw.
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which should he completed by the
middle of next YEAR. when IA very ma
terial Increase in output and lower
costs naturally will follow For the
nrst six months of 1913. however do
not anticipate that production will be
IN excess Of $500 eco
bounds per month"
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec l4-21-2S Jan I
NOTICE OF MEETING

Dec 14-21-2S Jan
NOTICE OF MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the stock
holders Of the Calumet State Bank.
Calumet, Michigan. will be held In
It's banking room on Tuesday. Jan
tHry 18th, 1913 at ten o'oclock A. NJ.
Tor the election of directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transac ton
oil such other business ~ may como
before the meeting.
+ J. kohlhaas.
Cashier
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-28
BROKERS' GOSSIP
Mohawk.

The directors Of Mohawk are expect
"a 10 meet the first week in January,
and it is believed the dividend will be
increased from "A s. To q So per annuln
basis. Earnings Tor the year are esti-
mated at 100000 or $50 a share.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-28

Franklin will install ls one-man
drilling machines within the next few
y ecks and experiments have indi-
Gated that the change will assist In
reducing costs.
la the past several weeks there has
been n steady increase in shipments
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Franklin.

At th, Franklin property the rich
showing 10 tho north Of the shaft is
fnen's. Tho mine is now shipping l.
300 tons of ore daily having increased
's uu,pu, from 500 within the last two
weeks
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. 2I-2s Jan. 6

Dec. 21-2S Jan
HUBERT MINING COMPANY.
Boston. Mass. December 10. 1872.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hubert Mining Com
pany. of Michigan, will be held at
Room 30i Sears Building, No. W.
Washington Street, Boston. Mass on
Wednesday January 8, 1918. at II
O'Clock a. NJ. for the purpose OF elect
ing Board of seven CD Directors ior
the ensuing year. and for the transac-
ton of any other business that may
come before the meeting.
The transfer books will he closed
from January 3, 1913, To January o.
1913, both days inclusive.
w. A. CHRIMES
Secretary.
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TUT7T ----N I.N-I--IF N-I-I3I-'tI
Iu 1910 there were tuenty-our cope
p"r mining companies which paid
dividends amounting 20 2-5ogoI7s.
compared with fourteen companies
"ith total payment o. Sl3.s79Iss in
1909 and thirteen companies paying
sl5.4gaG4a iu 1905
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. rs; Jan. 4. IL.

Dec. rs; Jan. 4. IL.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Centennial Heights
Water Company will be held at Wick
strom Co.'S hall, Centennial Heights
on Saturday January 18th. 1913, at
80 p. m. for the purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of any other business
That may lawfully come before such
meeting.
\. ID. Nicholas, Secretary
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. i6. n. %. 2s.
MEETING NOTICE

MEETING NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the mee'-
ing of the members or the Finnish Mu'
tuai Fire Insurance Company oil 'a'u
met. Michigan. will be held on sa'"
Cay the 2sth day OF. December a. ~
1912. ut 3 o'clock y. m, at the I '"",,.
hall. Red Jacket. Michigan. TOT ,"e
purpose of nominating candidates i"
the board Of directors.
BY order OF directors,
John waatti. Pres.
Oscar II. Sorse%t Secs 4.
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Directors Room i'm the Village of Red
Jacket County of Houghton. State OF
Michigan. on the i4th day OF January
1913, at o'clock i'm the afternoon. for
the election OF Directors for the en-
suing year. and for such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting
The polls of election will be open
from l o'clock T.. NJ until o'clock
u. NJ.
ED. +. CUDDIHY. Cashier
Dated. December 9Th. 1912
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec IS 30 Jan 2 4 Gs 10 II
NnTIl'E

NOTICE.
The annuaf meeting of the Stock
holders of The Florida Water Co. for
the election of directors and the tran
saction of other business. will he held
I'm the Finnish Hall, Florida Location.
Houghton County, Michigan. on Sat.
urday. January. nth, 1913, at 500
i. NJ.
Arthur Knowles. Secretary.
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through with French factory or
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

Dec. II. rs; Jan. I.
NOTICE Oh ANNUAL MEETING OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CALUMET.
ahe regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the First National
Bank Of Calumet will be held at the
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec 81. "a, 2s, 81
ORTIZ BUTTE MINING COMPAN

TDVN' OF, ~ 20, oT'
NORTH BUTTE MINING COMPANY
Dividend No. 20.
A quarterly dividend of s20J,0OO.0O.
Icing fifty cents per share on the out
landing stock OF the company, has
teen declared out of the surplus earn
ings. payable January IS. 1913, to the
stockholders of record at the close of
business on January .. 1913. The
transfer books will be closed from
January 4, 1913. to January is. 1913
both inclusive.
6. A. DUNCAN. Treasurer
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

Dec. 4. I, IL. II. IS. II. rs.
COPPER RANGE CONSOLIDATED
COMPANY.
AT meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the COPPER RANGE CON
SOLlDATED COMPANY held this day
dividend of Zoe per share was de-
clarcd, being Dividend No. IS, payable
on Wednesday, January LIST. 1913. to
stockholders of record at the close OF
business on Saturday, December 9TH,
1912.
FREDERICK STANWOOD.
Treasurer
Boston. November 27tli. 1912.