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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
NOME PEOPLE
 FORM COMPANY
KELLOGG. TODD. kIcHcLA0N MENTIONED As oFFNERe
 or FIKN.

h d letter received today by Q. D Cochran from A E Todd 1t is ASefi that NOne'R fprusr banker and oihef Meme Deerle have aneeFpNFGitA In s. attls $aE me purppSe of doing bust- ness Iu the contracting Iina.
 AneardtnE tn the letter head tho new company has bean ineoFDOraI"d under the naH,& Of tho Sesnon NIch' oInou CompAEy. iHccrpqrHted and It's prsnLdenI M EF. Todd.
 The secretary Is A. II. HsltOEI and ths surer.ntrndent Ia N. J. Eicholann. better known AS Nick.
 The eempanY takes cpntrac,h for ralsans sna moving hnls@S. fnr Erxd- ing ard eoe various cthAf work
 Mr. Cooh=1r RIRo had letter from Frank Thatcher which says that tiIR sctrrna from the presidential eA"cttafs and from ths election In this aIViSao~ wure rpce,TSd hy the Victoria hafoeS lta arrival in H%attis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
TO INVESTIGATE
 ILLEGAL VOTING

The n6N kRnd 1u'S TlIl h+ "LIH'i So examine !ntn alleged 1ilrs"t 'S'llS uI thu last deleRnssa eiecIInn- IT. unr nf inc Irnrcrtani seitlrrn"nt4 t" tFaf wsAE Runors naAting nltnuI are '.' the effect that some Eerty TUtrf ff dAu.Isrd nr drpaTred men wrr'' sT'"L, through the 0nnnivaHc: nf the clff;i"Y Judges, for one nf Ehe enndidaT"'- -i7a the funny pars of It is. # .hnr+ tAT be hutnur in an nfsnlr of such m ture. ia that the vptea acre raHI fer | rertleman whc has heeH Sn insisfenT Ir making charges Of illegal retInE
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
ALASKA NOTES

In rns mail xhIeh arrived from me 1ower river Gay before seatcToAy' Srar.nAl LOva received |" i+lter fT""' Deputy Marshal .Lvng of Ruby. atH'4''x shat Lcns CLrY un a cE~sx 5f ths sAme hutna has grown to such +n *x1en' LI,Rt the blasInsSx Is too mnch |" pe hkudrad. by rhe rumuiiaaioneT H' HlVpS He asks LhnE q commissioner hs nA'n cd iar the new place as il Is ue'tsFed ala. hua.raAa 10 ,,e banded wLii 5ustlfF ehx appointment.
 In fine sarnx mnu cauls An HpDhSa- t,nn ar TApmsE b1carade tor ikA posi- tInn.-rhirbanxs EeWs Miner.
 If ha. besn recommended by Mar unSI Love thar . deputy 11arRnal Bs authcrsAsd for the old InnoEP cRmPs whars' tha denutyphIp wHS ADol'.aeo h~y l.
 !" fhe oIe Samp sIlll hMH 2 Eo0niT na- xd pVpalatIon and ~lEn Lhe Hs~ dls- eovsrtex E,nIle dowh the 1rnOEo De'n~ rnU town of OpnIr the dLRttlct lH aSalA iSmdnS IEto prominence. so that lne nttorney kehe1l cannot have SLY EeSa aac3we t1t not allowing the section An osrcar. II. ". Sheppard wHs the 'Ast inaoEo dspuEy maFshAI.
 Il s reported Ihar "ea ndeFS." Lns Y7rulsnt r1aIndy that rOCensl$ decf- uatp6 the hursss Ereupd Falaez4 has uoDea-ed In thls distfIct, and GccDtd' sDely pr. hfcCaHuR. the city PhyS'- ctRn, Is hreatls AIinE the reported -cAANs. It ia known that cHa SIenneTtn horse wun nscpsht ovas 'ne IrALL froH. VaIdez In July AMd was here Tor scTne kIrno betore Il was shnT. GlEnaeTs may ,be Con1munlcatn& to human hA' NewH Miner.
 ThArs tA trouble In stoTs 1oT inc Rampant attorney. CharIea h Allen. acccvank to the edT1rez which th% masshaFs aFics received on tfd nal IAat~hig&t, for It se4rna he has bsen ArruRsed for obtaining money under ialS& pgIiAnSss and iOF rmbexz1Enenl. 4 prt~1AAI of the rNCnrdS hLcAtes flat hs nnsm4 have besu bound ovFr 10 thA Asxt xrAud iuy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
HANDS j.:
 WITH 7,QQD
RkGaIoEMT TAPES NEW TAAN REcEEPTI0N MAS ONE OF
 GREATKsT.
eaSeiAI kuapAk eagvIeA

eSSeikl Hu0nAk 6Agfseet
 WASHINGTON, Ian. &-Tne' New Ys,ATh reception hy Preaid%nt Tpft SA4 ore of ths grsGteAt ever rssnsm- h@rsd ir the hivtnry ct' She White House.
 During tho 6ry Ihe prnAident StoQAs l.an5a wath more than ScveH thaalsAnd people AAA bst6rA night wAa phA d the most 1Atl8usd pen Ia the coun- try. HS went through the ordsAa. however, with . bouaunnie which was nothing shcT, ot ex.rAoFAInary. For every viAItnr he rried tC speak wotd cf greeting and all who attended are loud iH his pr1lSea.
 TnA scsus in Irrnt' ot the WhILe House wGs H1oat e1liiveHiak through out >hs day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
HEAVY GUARD <: {: :+:: Y T: ::
 FOR! SOLDIERS:
STRONG FORGE WILL eE. v&@ re, =Etka MEN FAoA @F
 :. MICHAEL.

FEptty soon strong armed Eu@Tp VIII be formed to brinS tfeSA fc Michael the n1r or ssven man who Ars charged watf raring thS hAttvs ErnAeu at thas placx. It ih likely th0t HET- .hAl Powell VIII dispatch B hoaY from hcro wAIEh VIII bA veil prepared tH guard aEAsnst anY suFpeIsss wal1n mLknt ns intended hy men who H+ikht possibly be rend4rAd desparate be-" cauaa of the serious naturs ok Inc charges against them whether they RTE eunty or noE
 H N not yet known whRn the nAn win he hrcught. hsrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
NOT POPULAR IN THE JAIL

The Senator Henry ftodtn ts act popular wlth :aIlhlTta WGs shown 6ur- lng the FeeeRt HlscrionsL when, cn R ztraw ballot Among peisunssz h the fsderRL Sail ar Fairbanks, the ssAia+ant aIatrlet att0sAsy did net get D stnEie vote. T'hA following was the re4n't Of the sotIn9::
 For sSnatars-pAn EutherIah4. a; J. M. Brooks. l; T. Mea0Wan. A HAD- rAasutaI.vra-RM, Burns. 3; Bernard Eatb2. c: Dan rTIScoN. U. ,. 1t4'. tallS, ': E. B. CnHIns, 1; pIttnnsF. &; KIRe. 1: MGCahet s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
JOHNSTON GETS IkTERgaT.

h . lsttGr 10 c. J. LIoalAth TScAlvse today. the iRforRsatioN iA ccrvsyed that Hugo F. [ntHhroh hAa zucceadEd to ali Lhc iater4stH iE Ihs Paaa dena Dredging CUEnpany which hAs hold. lnEB oh rEe American Tlrvr an4 other places. Mir. Johnston hRA been hAAA df the company but dId not hAfcrs have al ths stock. The IettAr canes, ny rhA way. from C. h. ThulAud, who formerly prGct1csd Law AGFe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
shAALL BkAzE QceUAa.

A AmG'i hlaER occurred Ehtp after noon tn the root Of the Wanduor building but wAs s0alIg rut out by the fire department with the chArNca1. CnIse HAHGhey EaYn rhs Alaxs rnusI have bean caused by a spark as !i WAs foot or t~a away tTon the rirs. Tha damage amnantB only to se or t10. Tho bulldanE heIonEA ts Council. man MisikRL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
CASTRO HELD UP
 WANTS TO 60 AWAY

return to E1fope Hhr thIk VIII pFOF& ply be the tndlng of tho affair IL has heen officially announced shAt CH1tr1r YNLt ia rhis country would have been made for no other puTpOEe thau to further hl3 plot to FCcDver hIs povSe CT at home. For ih1h reason. If Is statA1 the EOvcFnuent has hot acted unjustlY In preventing his landing
 orders were given to the oL0eLRla Io akpw nj m every eauTynsy within Lhs'r power and thesa erdaER wsts reItoW. ed to the letter, Caetfo himself wAs teh hFht 10 AcEnowledge this court ssy-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
PEOPLE WANTED.

The kotlOwInE psGriA are nalnG sought through ths o1sScs oR ths goV erH0tii
 [, L.. Mu1slman. ieFt Seattle about nine years ago fur the Klondlxa FaE- Lon and net hHA1d from since. Was bout Ia Sears oe EEp theEL H9th$E desires to communicate rith hiE4.
 Frank TsRners. 0r Cincinnati. C.. fepofted tn have been killed Ln Il AnoHsl1he In AIEEkh hhQht June 14 19IE Sister anxious Fot HeRR4
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
Bic RUSH FOR CLAIMS
 TOOK PLACE NEW YEARS

sFveFnl 10 receive I1cAfIon nottceS fA record bit. of couEss. he eonh rnt do BO Ho%ev&r. the openlnE of the rfmce tHis morning wAz Accculpanitd by Sr immediate rush to gat pApArs on He No less than threA men with papers urrIved In the tirsR few minutes And while daylight had hardly hAsn ho+H'
 The ~Aots country if AaId to hnFA beah uvsrrln by srakarr and only . small uart 9t t;,am hAa yet hsen hRaTd from,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
ANOTHER YEAR
 BEGINS WELL
OPEN HouSE AND 4 PLEA6AhT ' TIME WAS THE ORDER
 YESTERDAY.

Alter all the excitement and fan n1 tRc carnival N0nue Wsks ur yesterday J afteTnooh iG hAG1n s round If duieteE pIcaHuE4a. Nearly RIl the orders Ind uprh hOuss md each received A con ttAnr stream. nt walters.
 The Ea9onyGh knzEA received bs- tween the hrLrS Of and D. m. aud LIlc To6n1S were hl,cl by a ypTy pleas anI and happy nlImber If HasRbsrz aud rIssI6ra It WAS aheut the ifvn- Hest place In town.
 The Arctic rrotherhUUd club -rooms wcro ILlev the scene of Ibts If merry makIne. Manly n&sfirnss were pro- ulded for Ihe guests. Including cards. pooi und bI,laris and various Oth1r cVcat IUt1A tiIzt ssr~c 9U make us forget that another year ix dead ne we'll aA nnrn.
 The Eagle9 sArved refreshments ard many memb4rs of the big order ard many friends showed n1 during the afs s6fno0t.
 The Pioneers had instalIo ton If of aoerH and other things just aH good, and tho1e who have ReeH HlAAy YearS hcein in thts NOrthlRnd started this one In runseniAl socIsty.
 Private houses. without nuMher also %orc given up Co the proDcr nf,zserva- iIoh Of the day and the hospitality which + has come tu stand fHT-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
NO PARCEL POST HERE,

lin all parts of 1hs country bat bL. Aaxa the paFreI. pest hhe how bAen lnauSurated. It has net eeAn lnn1. G,uAted b<ra yet because rhe 4Accs. sarY HtaEp hes aUt been rnce&ved. It wtii probably c~Nag abuut March.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

tI any one had any duubt about tho oplzIcn uf the mining men of thiH section aR 10 inc ynlle of lIIe ground whtch IIes arnund Memo city they cati have Il removed by leaTnIhE what hn nppered today In the recording cficc.
 Since the tlrat ~Ild rnshcs EhGro has been seen no such efforts 10 hecn're pusseeasd Of mining property ps ,hose made us the lnxI niGht of 1912
 Even on New Fear's day Deputy Recort1er F1red CuTfd&n WAS aaked by
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
RACES SUNDAY WEEK

1fIr carnival sEI HKd Other ue., ~hF :r '%<s- p6Stgoned on Ee~ Ter. r'r "'ll Ehke pIae6 wreck fFon ret, $Gn'L;lT, January iz.'- A .1Ew no.~ Will come nn EhK seventh and f:h.h. nlin Ma unaslI of the sutertatvxseh, rnLImttir" cxpsc.s Ia see q chunEs rh cLImrLt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
ONE ATTORNEY IN lprrARop.

0alY ono attorney hAa been Ictt iE the IdItarod this winter and he ;s tho assistant district attorney. according to . letter fr9R an old Ncmcite te. cN1ye6 today. This Gst0rnaY. by the ~ay. Ia E. N. 4raAtbn who Ia q srand- Edn of LIpndln'A fant@lis war neeretary
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
17 kA1kR OFF.

Eeren toh nAila and 10 nnEsH nellA cane ot the mEmbers of FFNHk Con- molly io6ay while DF. Bl0An ~Aa akinhIng the Injured pHttn' ThA dns- tor IS Sl!H doubtful aa to Inc n1al TS- snlt of the frceEaB8
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
spocIaI Nugget aAtvAsA

NEW YORK. Ian. 2-FOgTncT PrcsI- 6enE CzasrU of FcpeguelA las arrived ard hts been heId up according 10 "T- ierz at EIlIs Island
 He mRn1ffssfeI Ili4 greatest poRsl!ds indignation at his lreHtment and us- cIasEsA hiz suTpr ixr that ths adntn'5' lratIon of Il great, fTuO country ikc the UnItad States could rrvar In su"t a rnHnner d man ~hc formerly occu pteI the presidential cIIaiT Of H sla:tT republic.
 IAfer he eKpressed the desire tn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

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 :.s caG ss.s. s:ss ssn ss ha f.ss s;'s e.. TT ses 4sRe& tIN@ Bf hA@IeaaB ARa FasAY halAa 4VNF 4Al@poA to MaaV1e eN khis dSsPanY fer Am9W HFAN&fSeh
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

When in doubt ahsut ySnr Xmas prssank try . hA@kst or hOH filled wTth fBhy'u frAAh EMAGA candles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

% TO THE RtQMTH P0LG eAitsSr fs< ta,A 0osE hrsMAl ms9 PnsAty ThA ssaP 4s#ss t4snpA l~ AwsA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

Hll lssAssI ss&SsmsstA i4tAar Asaas and sn~slsvss. Have te'Am eEsAtaa St thu Fauaeef tz4a.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

Dss sAimsN ee psr pound. eaatis 4fsrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

MhY Aathsr with maLing sAltsa Ai' sasse. asa asssr h!MhsSf :lls: ' !ssslaf
 H 4snAaa alSsm sFesA 4V 4ET.s
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

NsSS IAlh 4gqs at PropsS"p Hsr'aSs Shop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

LAt the kuasst <% t%H+ kA.Sy |s4 prIMt1nR.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

nn gh' pa+t of his nrpursutsza... illII Enta'Way
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02
TO GET rhR MEM1

Eh1T Int%r=sts AlAStHnz TeQ Assh sGhaer4br for she nAny N.uAs& mk per 1r@n.h aetI1arNd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

Ns4l Aebt4 AtAsr ai LshMznHA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-02

L04- Msk Gt lahEmAn'H.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
NEW YORK STOCKS.
CURB STOCKS.

j. A. Nlinnear n Co. say today:
Thcr, WAS weakness all through the
list tolay ana profit taking made in
roads on prices, even in the coppers.
London copper advanced over a pound
Sterling but this had no effect. ANAL
gamated, Chino and Utah Copper
steadily sagged all day. North Butte
also sold off a point. Weakness in the
Rock Island issues has changed senti-
mcnt somewhat ana though all indi-
cations point To a large short interest.
the ac ion of the market leads one to
believe. this short interest has been
Cvcrestimatcd. The feature of the
days trading was the sharp advance
in Butte Balaklava TO Siis. The buy
my was due to rumor of Anaconda's
buying control of this property. II
there : a short interest in the mar
ket, as many people think, we should
have rally tomorrow. barring un-
fOreScen news
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
BROKERS' GOSSIP
"Rouah Copper" Imp0rtations

Boston-Thc copper trade has been
wondering just why the .Amalsamated
Copper company should be importing
rough copper" from England This
is most unusual proceeding, and the
Boston News Bureau London cables
telling Of these shipments have led u
much discussion i'm copper metal cir
cles.
We asked an Amalgamated Copper
company official to shed some light on
the subject he replied:
The only significance of the ship
ment from Europe To our refincries
of rough copper which has been held
in storage there is, that i'm our opin-
ion, there is such shortage of cop
per in sight as To require every posi-
ole pound that can he put into mar
ketablc shape in the next few months
to keep the market steady which We
are very anxious To- do.
a good deal of this copper has been
lying idle for some years and its con-
version into marketable product will
help the situation. Any talk of our
having any other object In view /,
not founded ON facts."--News Bureau
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
MINING NEWS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.

pany is at the back Of the whole bust
ness. W II. Thornton. a close friend
of John ID, Ryan, has been directing
the securing of the properties and an
attorney in the city has been acting
for Mr.. Thornton. Some time ago
Eastern papers reported that all the
properties We're being secured for the
Amalgamated Copper company but
this conjecture is also known To be
untrue. II will be remembered that in
the last annual report of the directors
of the North Butte company it was
stated that il was the intention Of the
directors 10 secure additional proper
~, ana the $4,000 acres bought up
during the past few months was UNI
doubtedly what was limited at. one
thing is certain. il can be depended
upon that Thomas +. Cole has not
Joined hands with the Guggenheimns.
The North Butte company has the
! money TO buy all the ground acquired,
The only question now is whether the
North Butte people will increase iIa
capital stock and take i'm the new
properties or a new company will be
formed to develop the properties.
There are yet some claims to be Sc
cured but the people owning them
| have become wise To the fact that
| Eastern capitalists are DESTROYS of Sc
curing thcm. and the price has been
doubled with the result that it has
, been announced that no move claims
are to be purchased. Nothing will be
done in the way of development before
next spring
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
FOR THE NORTH BUTTE.
Purchases OF Properties by T. 2. Cole
Not For Guegenheinns.

Butte Mont, sept. 23.-The old stor.
has been revived by an Eastern hnau-
ciaI paper 10 the effect that the Gug.
tcnhoims are Interested with Thomas
T. Cole i'm buying up properties In tn"
eastern part Of the Butte district 10
au amount involving some 2Ig50.0pU.
While there is no doubt the people
generally would welcome the GutEen-
helms into this district iu assisting In
the development Of ground In the out
living sections. up TO the present time
there is absolutely no truth n th,
e-Guggenheim coalition The Ouly
part of the story that is true is that
n large acreage Of ground has been
purchased, and somewhere la th" Viz
entity OF Si.25O,0OO has already been
paid for the properties. Every possible
piece Of ground or claim which could
bc bought at a reasonable price has
becn secured. clear from the East
Butte property TO Columbia Gardens
amounting I'm all TO about $1,000 acres
but the purchases have not been mad,
tor ans Cole Guggcuhctm combination
The ppfsons who have boon buying ~
the properties refuse TO make an,
abatement as to who Is furnishing thu
money. but there is no question In tn
minds of those who watch such mat
ters closely that the North Butte com
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
Company Rebuilding Mill

The big plant of the Northern Coop
vragc company at Mem Han, recently
DESTROYED 10y lire, together with several
railolds of heading that was awaiting
shipment, is being rebuilt. The fire had
gained considerable Roadway before it
Has discovered. and as Mcmillan has
no system of fire protection little
could he done TO check the flames.
by hard work the fire was prevented
from spreading To the yards where a
largo amount of timber was stored.
heading and is the principal industry
OF the village OF Mcmillan, furnishing
employment to nearly hundred men.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
ANACONDA TO TREAT rAlLlNos
Teaching Process Will Net Company
About 100000 Annually

Anaconda, Mont. Sept, 23--Nua-
conda mas erected an experimental
teaching plant Of SO tons daily capac-
.ty with which il viii test out a new
method for recovering the copper and
silver from the falling of it's big con-
cenuator az Anaconda. Laboratory
experiments already conducted ndi-
cate Tina, Dog treating 5000 tons da%
ann average WELD of ten pounds of cop
per and five cents worth Of silver can
ho recovered from "a ton of failing at a
cost of 90 cents Bv crcditiug the sill
,vr the net cost of the copper would
hc only Gi3 cents pound.
Tie so-ton plant Just completed is
expected to- confirm the results of the
laboratory experiments and II IL does
90 @.001-tun plant undoubtedly will be
erected immediately Anaconda has
more than 100000 tons of tailings
and is adding 10 this accumulation at
th" rate ~ 5000 tons daily. AZ "a
a.90o-tpn plant apparently would yield
.u.50o.poo pounds of copper annually at
. cost 90 6ia cents and profit Of APP
rroXimJtely $1,000 GOO with copper at
present prices. The importance Of these
.Nuarimrnts VIII readily be apureciat-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
Greene .Cananea

10y H." end of 1919. probably in De-
oemJcr, Grecne-Cananea will pay an
other dividend provided the situation
in Mexico does not present too gloomy
an outlook.
Although operating at but 80 per
cent ot capacity the mine has been
making good profits during the past
few months SO that the company now
has "a very comfortable surplus in its
treasury.
The monthly smeltcr production
credited 10 the Greene company does
not reflect i'm true light the actual
out put from the company's own
mines, for they have been taking
about ..-0O,o0u pounds month The
balance has come from purchased
custom ores.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
NOT TO BUILD SHELTER
coppermines Company Will Construct
Only a coneentrator


salt Lake, Utah, Sept, 25,-An en-
gineer of wide experience IN Nevada
is in the city and while not DESTROYS
OF being quoted he saws Inc does not
believe that Consolidated Copper
mines company will construct
smelling plant IN the near future. He
SAYS he does not understand that new
financing routemplates all the Inn
pravcmcntS that have been claimed
We, hc feels confident that q mill
plant b 20 DC built and placed boa OPP
Grafton at the earliest date possible
As a reason for not building the
gmelter he says that the money TO be
m sed. End which is said 10 have been
guaranteed by some Of the large IN
tcrests In this company, is insufficient
TO construct a large concentration and
a smelling plant. That tie mill alone
viii cost about as much as has been
pledged and that while the GirouN
company found IL could not make as
great Il profit on having it's ore con-
cenratcd by a custom plant as it
could 10y treatment i'm it's own plant,
the smelling proposition Will be en-
turly another thing.
The Steptoe furnaces are able to
handle an the ore coming from the
Nevada Consolidated ana as much ore
.s the Corpcrmincs company will pro-
duce for Years to come. according TO
This engineer. The Stcptoe company
cam afford to make a contract for
treating the Copperm.nes ore at 2
reasonable price ana thus relieve the
Coppcrmines company Of the neccs-
>lty of raising a lot of money for
building smclter. Mining men %
experience have found it was not
profitable To build smclter plants for
me property. unless there was a pos
sibIity of treating custom ores. The
exception to this rule has been in
cases where large deposits were being
mined az the property was at too great
% distance from custom plants. With
a. modern mill plant Coppermines
should le able 10 show some profits
ON the ores now exposed in its var
ious holdings and there is always the
possibility of more ore being develop
ed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
wsrran. for csr.Iin's Arrest

y warrant has been issued for the
arrest of T. l.. Cantlin, charged with
cmbczzling funds from the Escanaba
camp of the Modern Woodmcn of
America, says the Escanaba Journal. \
representative of the National Surety
company. which carries a blanket bond
for the Modern Woodmcn, has inves-
tigatcd Cautlin's accounts and as far
as can he asvertaincd the shortage
amounts to SAL. The complaint which
caused the warrant to be issued comes
from the Escanaba camp. Cantlin >
present whereabouts is unknown. He
was AT Omaha several weeks ago. but
left there FOR the Pacific coast. If lac
is arrested he will be returned to Es-
canada for trial. The man was an al
derman when he left the city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
CUTIE & SUPERIOR

Frrblus the most satisfactc tea.
tire OF the Butte De superior periodical
reports is tho regular and consistent
character Of tho results that they dis
close.
TIE frs, tom days Of september
shoV again very large output, with
s.Hl further Improvement iu thc mat
tor Of reooyarics and grade aud prod
u.t
This period included only miro
WORKING days, September LIST having
ncru holiday
The tonnage treated was g,5A9 tons,
an average ot ZOOS tons per day. The
estimated recovery WAS gla3 per cent
and tho grade Of tho concentrates
,H12 per cont.
Ths is the frs, time that the CON.
coutraJrs have averaged over 80 por
cent with the recovery above 900 pcg
cent The output OF zine u conceu-
uates was 3,594l7i pounds, the larg
est per diem output that Tho company
has reported. Hayden, Stone 4 Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-23
ATLANTIC THEATER BURNS.
Lswson & Psol's Picture House I:
Reduced to Ashes.

\ moving picture theatcr at Allan
tic owned by Lawson * Paoli Of South
Range. was burned TO the ground ear
~ ;his morning The Atlantic depart
mcnt was summoned but the fire had
gained such Roadway that ii could not
he checked. The building ana equip
ment are total loss.
The building, an old structure for
merry occupied by James Tamblyn rs
a meat market, was owned by Isaac
Pekkola Of South Range and was val
ued at $500. The motion picture ma
chine was installed but two weeks AMI
this with the piano and several hun
dred chairs were burned. The loss on
the fixtures is 500, partially covered
by Insurance.