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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
1S SECTIONS OF IN-
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Continued From Page One.) sufficient working capital can be ac- cumulated will be remarkably short.
 Including the cash which will be received for copper delivered, Inspira- ton will prpobably have on hand by April l. between 4.OOO.OOO and $5,OOO.- 900 in cash and copper. and there is no apparent reason why more than this amount of working capital will be necessary to carry on business.
 Figurign on 75.OOO,OO0 tons of ore reserves. Inspiration is estimated to have net value of S1S1 per share. talk ing copper at an average price of 15c a pound during the lift of the proper ay and StAc cost of production. This takes not account of amorization of capital
 The Inspiration Copper company has an authorized capitalization of $30.O0O.O0O divided into 1.5O0,000 shares of a par value of SEQ each. of which 906.S55 shares are outstanding. The company has a bonded indebted ness consisting of Si.7s3. 800 of first mortgage covertible 6 per cent bonds and $3.171 500 of five-year per cent debentures.
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GREENE CkNANEA
 OUTLOOK PROMISING
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 copper, for the reason that they have contracted for forward deliveries at around 2Oc a pound. On the other hand, there is no doubt that Greene Cananea is actually receiving the top quotations for the metal which is justi fled in the belief that the present divi- dend of s1 per share quarterly will be increased at an early date The earn ings of the company certainly warrant the payment of a much higher rate of dividend.
 Wit hthe incentive that exists in the very high price of metal now ruling. coupled with the graet demand. the output no doubt will be crowded as much as possible in the next few months, so that it would not be sur prising if a 5.OOO,OO-pound per month rate of production should soon be wit messed. This. of course, would increase Greene-Cananea's earnings by 25 per
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lateral work on the upper levels, more than ordinary interest will attach to proposed operations at a depth of 800 feet.
 Union Pass Section.
 Late developments at the Roadside mine of the Mother Lode Mining Com pany in the Union Pass section of the San Francisco district, 24 miles west of Kingman. have been of pleasing character At a point 70 feet from the shaft the north crosscut on the new 100-foot level recently disclosed the nain vein and has thus far penetrated it more than 15 feet. lt is stated that the values being obtained are better, on an average. than those found on the 5O-foot level. where the vein measures 30 feet in width. of which 15 feet con stituted a commercial grade of ore. On that level the vein. trending northwest and southeast, has a dip to the south of about 50 degrees while on the new 100-foot level it stands vertical. Pro- viding it maintains it's latter position. the vein will be penetrated by the shaft at depth of about 300 feet.
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ent. above the figures just quoted.

cent. above the figures just quoted.
 There seems to be some skepticism on the part of many people regarding the condition of affairs at Cananea. where the company's mines and smell ters are situated However. inquiry at the company's office elicits the in- formation that conditions are normal and that everything is running smooth ly. The larger output inGicsted is de- pendent solely on the labor situation. which. as already stated. is improving iron. day to day.
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Severe Cold Quickly Cured.

"On December first I had a very severe cold or attack of the grip as it may be. and was nearly down sick in bed" writes O. J. Metcalf. Weather by. Mo. "I bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it was only few days until was com pletely restored to health. I firmly believe that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is one of the best medicines and will know what to do when have another cold" Obtainable everywhere.
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continuation to the 50O-foot point. The property is well equipped with machin- cry and in the future the development work will be pushed with all possible haste.
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property is well equipped with machin- cry and in the future the development work will be pushed with all possible haste.
 Maynard District.
 Splendid results are being obtained by the Nevada-Arizona Mines Compa- ny in the operation of its property at Music Mountain, in the Maynard dis trict about 30 miles northeast of King man. The management is at present confining operations to the main in cline shaft on the Lucknow vein that is being continued down from the 400 to the 700-foot point It was recently timbered from the surface to the 400- foot level and now measures about 800 feet in depth. Three shifts of r'iners are being employed in the sink ing operations. which are yielding from 15 to 25 tons of ore daily that ranges in value from S25 to s1OO per ton. The full width of the vein is from to 10 feet. The cotton Chilean mill on the property is being operated one shift of hours each daily and is reducing about tons of ore upon which, by amalgamation and cyanidation, a re- covery of from 90 to 95 per cent is be ing made. according to General Mana ger Fred G. Uthoff In addition 10 the shaft. the management has extended two long tunnels which have proven up the Roosevelt ledge to a maximum depth of approximately 800 feet. Work in these tunnels it as a standstill at present. The first or upper tunnel known as the Roosevelt. has been ad vanced 10 the north along the vein a distance of 1500 feet and has opened I'D a long ore shoot varying in width from 2 to feet and in value from S15 10 $25 per ton. The ore exposed by this tunnel is oxidized and free mill ing in character and is amenable tC treatment by amalgamatiOn and cyan idation. The greater vertical deptl attained on the ore body by Roosevelt lunnPl lS oNu ltFl- I Ht Htiit Nfih hfi' been disclosed at an additional verti cal depth of 200 feet by the second ! or lower tunnel. known as the Black smith, which is crosscut adit to the east To reach the vein this tunne was advanced a distance of 500 feet and from the face a north drift has been run about 1000 feet. When work in it was recently temporarily sus pended. this drift was just getting in 10 the ore body and the face is now exposing , feet of good sulphide ore the treatment of which. when under taken will require the use Of concen ltrating tables The directors of tho company. who reside in St Louis, Mo recently made a visit of inspection o several weeks duration to the proper
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Caps and Bonnets-too many on hand,-that's the story behind this radical underpricing- terials of white bengaline, gros grain, silk and satins, trimmed with lace frills, hand embroid- cry, ribbon rosettes, ties, some have rouching around face, etc. All sizes regular values soc to $2.50 on sale, Monday and Wednesday, your CHOiCe ---..--I2 Te9uidT price Infants flannel Blankets white, regular S250 Infants Bcotes, crocheted in fancy stitches, silk and wool-wide selection at ~ e5c to S1 Infants Sweaters, sizes from months to two years, white wool trimmed in dainty col ors ........ INSTRUMENTATION. .S1.75 up
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foot point The management recently let contract for 200 feet of the shaft work.
 Casey Jones
 The east shaft on the Casey Jones now measures 42 feet in depth, the bottom exposing good looking quartz and tale A complete mechanical equip ment will be installed in the near flu ture and operations hurried as much as possible. Work in the west shaft now down 16 feet, has been temporar- fly suspended. A part of the force employed is being used in road build ing.
 United Western
 Exploratory work continues to ba vigorously prosecuted by the manage ment of the United Western on the 505-foot level of its shaft The north crosscut is out 27O feet and work is soon to be resumed in the south cross cut. which measures IFS feet in length Work in the southwest crosscut, out 22O feet, has been stopped. Hi Henry
 It is officially announced that the Hi Henry Gold Mines Company has been completely financed and that the stock will soon be listed on the San Francisco exchange. Considerable de- velopment work has been done on the property but a new double-compart- ment shaft will be sunk to a depth of 300 feet immediately, contract for the work having recently been let.
 ere is already on the ground 25 horsepower gasoline hoist and 40 cubic foot compressor.
 , Black Range
 The Black Range has doubled it's pumping facilities by the installation of a second large sinking pump and 300 cubic foot compressor. The entire equipment is capable of handling 160 gallons of water per minute. The flow of water recently struck in the shaft ! just below the 300-foot level now measures about 75 gallons per minute The water problem having been taken care of, work has been resumed in the crosscut on the level named with three shifts of miners. The manage ment expects to reveal the main vein in the near future.
 Carter
 Philadelphia interests, represented by B. D. Lackey of that city. have re gently purchased a large interest ir the Carter Gold Mining Company. Op erations at the property are goins steadily ahead, attended by highly gratifying results. The management has suspended lateral work on tho 250-foot level after completely cross cutting the main vein and is now de voting it's efforts to placing the shafi - in first-class shape preliminary to h.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
Minnesota.

Sinking operations are again in pro- gress in the main vertical shaft at the Minnesota mine. one mile south of the Tennessee. which is being operated by the Minnesota Connor Mining Compa- ny. The bore is being sent down from the GOO to the S00-foOt point, at which the various lodges will be explored in a thorough and comprehensive manner In view of the results obtained in the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
HANGING WALL 0F
 VEIN NOT FOUND
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 cal compartment shaft, with crosscuts at the bottom that have shown the main ledge to measure 30 feet in width and carry encouraging assays. At a point 150 feet east of this shaft. new double-compartment vertical shaft has just been started, which will soon be fully equipped with machinery. It is the plan of the company to sink i'm mediately to a depth of $50 feet. at which point the shaft, it is calculated, will cut the main vein, dipping to the northeast on an agle of 45 degrees. Z lvanhoe.
 The main shaft on the Ivanhoe, which is being sunk from the 200 to the 500-foot point, now measures more than 435 feet in depth. When com pleted to the objective depth crosscuts will be extended north and south to fully explore the big lodges that par alleI each other through the property. At the Nancy Lee shaft, drifting south COnllHueS Ou lne OV-lOOl lthti OlA di full face of milling ore, which includes a four-inch streak yielding high grade values. The company has just leased to R. V. LeGrand of Goldfield. Nevada, and associates, its Nancy Lee fraction, comprising about 10 acres, for a peri cd of IA months. The lessee will in augurate operations in the near future.
 Big Jim
 After about two weeks delay, oc- casioned by a sudden inflow of water at the 445-foot point, sinking opera tions are again in progress at the Big Jim shaft. The flow is being handled by sinking and station pumps, the lat ter of which has been installed on the 400-foot level Air for their operation is being temporarily obtained from the Black Eagle shaft plant of the Tom Reed mine. The management has or dered a 700 cubic foot compressor to replace the one now being used. The new compressor will operate both the pumps and six machine drills. It is the plan of the management to contin ue the shaft down to the 600-foot point with all possible despatch in order that the big ledge exposed severa weeks ago on the 400-foot level may be explored on an extensive scale.
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Areo

The Argo has completely installed a 25-horsepower gasoline engine and 300 cubic foot compressor and is now using two shifts of miners in sinking its two-compartment shaft, now down es feet and designed to go to the 400
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ty. They were so impressed with their observations that, upon the completion O fthe incline shaft on the Lucknow vein to the 7OO-foot level and the op- ening up of the ore body with drifts at that depth, they will sink a new main vertical. double-compartment shaft to such depth as will insure the cutting of all veins. To carry out this program new and complete outfit Of machinery of large capacity will be installed. At the same time a new mill of at least 100 tons daily capacity will be constructed.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
WaIIapai District.

@htftiOh-A llO iAlAOi AAAhAAOAA OA efih CAAh cial character is obtainable from the United States Smelling, Refining and Mining Company, the owner. it is known that the Tennessee mine at Chloride is at present making the most notable showing in its entire his tory as one of the Southwest's great zinc-lead producers. It is learned that the mine is easily maintaining it's dai- W shipments of 150 tons of ore to the Needles. Calf, plant of the same com pary A large portion of this tonnage is being mined in the extension of north and south drifts from the bottom of 270-foot winze below the north drift on the 9OOfoot level. In these workings. it is learned, approximately IS feet of the highest grade ore yield od hy the property is being extracted. Onerations on the 400 and S0O-foot lev els are also being attended by the most gratifying results. The main shaft has just been continued down from the 1900 to the 1400-foot level and a station is now being cut at the latter depth. It should be finished within the nert week or ten days after which drift will be extended to the north to catch the downward eXten- sion of the ore body giving such a splerdid account of itself on the 1170- foot Intermediate level. Within the next SO days it is probable that steam will be replaced by electricity as mo- tive power at thP mine. as il is expect cd that in tho interim the Desert Pow CT and Water Company will have com pleted the work of extending its high power line to Chloride from the Col conda mine. a distance of approximate ly 12 miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20

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The Monticellonian., 1916-05-11
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The Monticellonian., 1916-05-11
BAckDoWN IS CONDITIONAL ON WILSON'S EFFORTS TO FORGE
 GREAT BRITAIN INTO LINE.
POSSIBILITY OF DIPLOMATIC
 BREAK PROBABLY INVERTED
Agrees Fully to Presidents conten- ton No Merchant Vessel, Whether Freight or Passenger Liner, Be Sunk Without Warning-Takes America to Task for Humanitarian Pleas.

Berlin, Germany has yield ed. Practically every demand made by President Wilson in his note demand ing complete change in German methods of submarine warfare is con- ceded in the German reply made pub lie here.
 Germany's complete backdown, however, is made conditional on the success of efforts it urges the United States to make to force Great Britain to observe fully principles of interna- tional law.
 Should the steps taken by the gov ernment of the United States (to force England to alter her conduct of warl not attain the object it desires- to have the laws of humanity followed by all beliggerent nations-the Ger man government would then be facing a new situation, in which it must re- serve to itself complete liberty of de- cision," said the concluding paragraph of the reply.
 Every possibility of a diplomatic break between the two countries ap- parently has been ayerted
 Germany comedies fully President Wilson's contention that in the future no merchant vessel, whether freight or passenger liner. shall be sunk with out warning. either within or without the war zone around the British Isles, unless they offer resistance or at tempt to escape. President Wilson d. ready had conceded the right of sub- marines to sink ships under such con- ditions.
 German submarine commanders al- ready have received new orders meet ing in full the demands made by Pres ident Wilson. The German govern ment expresses implicit confidence that these orders will be executed in good faith by the German submarine commanders.
 Germany refuses to admit responst bility for the damaging of the channel liner Sussex, but declares that should further investigation show the Sussex was a submarine victim Germany will make full amends.
 Germany's backdown is preceded by a sharp arraignment of the govern ment of the United States. This ar raignment is based largely on the charge that the United States has failed to bring Great Britain to book for violations of international law as outrageous as those charged against Germany's naval forces.
The Monticellonian., 1916-05-11
ARK. ON WHEELS" EXHIBIT

Business men throughout the state are taking a great interest in the fourth tour of the Arkihsas on Arain, which is to be run this fall, ao- eording to T. E. Wood, Chairman os the Railroad Commission.
 AS has been announced the train vill be composed of twelve cars. all steel, and will be the most elaborst5 train ever operated to accommodate a project of this nature. Many of the states most successful and thoughtful captains of industry, men who stand pre-eminent as state builders, have signed contracts to go on the trip and are enthusiastic as to what It means to Arkansas. According to the mana' gers, Messrs Wood and Folsom, the' personnel of the party will be just as much of an advertisement for Arkan- sas as will be the exhibits on board. Men who will be reflective or the best type of Arkansas citizenry and who gan tell of the resources and op- portunities that await the homeseeker and investor here in a convincing manner, free from "bombast."
 MT. Chas S. Stifft, leading jeweler of Little Rock, and former presi- dent of the Little Rock Board or Trade, has announced his intention of making the trip. MT. Stifft said he was going to carry along an ex- hibit of Arkansas diamonds, "as seeing is believing" just to convince the skeptieal Other prominent citizens who have already signitied their inten- ton of going are w. B. Smith, presf- dent of the Little Rock Board Of Commerce H. c. Couch of Arkadel- phia, president of the Arkansas Light x Power Company, fMr Couch is fn- terested in a number of public utili- ties in various cities of Arkansas), w. N Adams of the Philadelphia Milling Company, J. R. Case of Ruddels Of Arkansas Lime & Cement Company; c. J. Griffith of the Little Rock Street Railway Company and Carl J. Baer, one of the livest of the very live wires of the state. Dr. c. H. Brough, Democratic nominee for governor of the state, has accepted an invitation to be one of the party, as has Dr. F. NJ Waldrip, one of the most pleasing speakers in the state Mayor Chas. E. Taylor is endeavoring to arrange his affairs so as eo go.
 Every county in the state will bs given an opportunity to have repre- sentation on the train, both by exhib- it and in person, the personal repre- sentatives will be limited to two from each county with exception of Pulas- ki Little Rock has been awarded five The train will be run to Washf ington, D. C., going by the Southern route and returning by the Northern. Fifty or sixty stops will be made, and 1t is expected that banquets will be enjoyed in Memphis, Birmingham. At lanta, Charlotte, Richmond, Pittsburg. Columbus, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and i St. Louis, as the train will be scheduled to make these cities for night stops.
 There promises to be an abundance of high-class music on the train. One of the best bands in the state will be carried and in addition the Dixie Male Quartet of Argenta, musical organization that has acquired state wide fame, will be aboard