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THE vSUN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1911.
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NEWS OF THE MINING WORLD
ilf in in COVPLETIM; BIO
TRAP FOR utPPBR MIST,
tail rsimrg t imp, Montana, Flourishing
House clt Tunnel 4'. Aharwlen.
I mured "ssirm Mexico llrvrlnn
i H mi tinsKn font Prolilrm Report.
t
iin
tie.
i. sept. ?7. Although copper con
I iii imt it favorable aa they nilgbt
the I f"t Hutte company I doing a
amount ol work, which In a few
Itn will considerably reduce the cost
peratlOS The ponds for the working
nf the tailings have been i ompleted
estimated that there are over half a
nil of dollar worth on band The
I rcolpitating plant line aleo lieen
Inr."
pun '
f i'l
er
t I
Bllll' fn"
fori' I
gated
!
etedi ihe water from tbn mine being
II well ne that which passes over the
dumps i 'lie of the big underlak-
f,t. nf H e company is the erection of the
J. . I..mlur ulili.h utll I, it MHM nlnt nt
1 ,ul the first of t he ear. It la an Immense '
it- hi mim nm rvniiimvii n win
.an leet hnig ami fifty teet wide. It la
I
(. lined villi sing from the nmelter.
Whk'b In tonatdered far superior to con
crate 11 will have three flues, nnd the
dtiitanr from the blast fumnce to the
rtii i- ! it1li lent to cause a precipitation
, : ill Mie tine copper dust that formerly
,, through the stacks. A new blent
,' i t., be ndded to the smelter. The
f' aterlal has arrived It will be net
nrina beforO the new furnace will be
read) imrlng vprn. May. .lime and .Inly;
ii,. I i-i unit." compntiy turned out on an ,
nvcri' a Utile over i.non.tmn ponndn of
rapt'ci .i month. Nenrly all of this came
I , the company mine, on the too nnd
, ,.. loot lev els a large amount of develop
IPent worll is being done, and it Is from
' . Rvet that tha araatar part of tba ora
,. r sent to the surface. The 1,000
f,H ' level linn lieen In the past very little
explored and now evtenslve development
worn II belai curi ltd on.
slcn recently given by ti e District
in i neuni the i ontentlon of the minim
rnmpanlei in thin dlatriot m to liability
..alien on money invested in new
iv itii.l iniprnv entente
In irtfW,
in l.iis me '
Vnrtl Butte cirnp.ni in the usual way
I ii lerl In to the Assessor a stuteinent
eamlnga for aaaeaawonl purpoOaa
Th tngesaor nbeerved that ihe rotnpanj
hail etpeaded in tha putoaaa and riavolop
i , i ol new property 11.164,000 und ln-
that this (honk) lie Included In the
net enrnlngn, will all Increase of m,l7(i
in tht tux. Tha oootpany protested ami
iiir rd ol euuallxatlosi sustained It,
iii 'ver soma one altered tha fUrnrea
.ii 'ii.1 books ami added the atfiottni de
'i 1 by the Assessor, an ai t which he said
rot cut ' ; ring he wan not aware el',
in iv itu: lie, lei, n 'he Judlnt of the DfVtrh t
in..' 'iciil tliiit the figures bar.ded in by
e , enipanv were the orea from which the I
, , , ii . . , t
-hoiild he collected and thai the
. . ,
; . '..ifie or new property ami improve
p ..,! was not taxable an net earnings.
1 lie aaaeaamenl levied oi the stockholders
. ' 'lie Raven Copper Mining Company aome
t nie ago provided sufficient money to carry
, ;, i-vtenstve development and add a new
ur pressor winch has been ordered and
- o lie delivered by November I. When
th s i installed the water Is to be taken
out of the mine, whloh now Interferes with
v ark below the l.npo loot level.
home months ago the Moulton mine,
h silver property, owned by W. A. Clark,
rftcr being closed down nince the silver
s limp, more than a dozen years uao, was
lened for the purpose of exploration,
"a opinion being that the sliver ore could
. -1 rated at a profit hy modern machinery
shaft was repaired after the mine was
nn itered and a voupla of carloada of
what waa regarded as good commercial
ii hipied in Salt Lake for treatment
i ter a new process After a great deal
u experimenting with various processes
'e hest that could l.e secured was between
" villi s ouncer of silver to ihe ton. so It baa
en decided to ab.iudon the miue
Ihe tin. Orlu, A Clark's zinc prop-
in turning into a tlrst clasp copper
ine as depth is reached When the Klin .
' ii w as first opened and up to a few month '
the mine turned out a high grade of ,
nc ore. I he coppper is oi a gooa grade . i tne prouin luon in lata irns wan tirougnt
i. l averages nrounii 7 iier eant. It Is being j up to 17 per cent . w hile for 1011 the indlra
rcAted at the Washoe smelter tfnnn are that the net prolits will exceed 70
I l.e shaft of the Ophir mine of the Butte pel cent
rntral Copper Companr han lieen com-i The brick work in completed at C.e Mason
ated to a depth of l.oon feet and men are slley smeller at I hompson, including Hie
ork cutting awav the ground for the dust chamber sad Hie big stark, the top of
.1 , I. !,.,', X.M ..l. . V. I... I. ! ut I.....' I ... I.. ..I .. ll... . I
' i l"U niiu gpi i j iu iiio Bimn ui'iiii nuvi'ii
;t. feet lower to provioe a sump. In 1 fom valley i wo nioai I u maces are being 'V"" "' -V. t, '""""'"" -nnthei
week the sctual work of building 1 installed, ea. h '.'i feet i,g he i apaolty I 'rift, about fifty miles southeast of Mag
he .(.it, on will be begun ami when it is 1 of the smelter w ill be smi tu I .nun tons dallv' , dalena. Ronora I he discovery has caused
,m.mM - s.1- .iuiSii wJiStm. .ill i s i v f.,. t , , i nnH ., i. i ....... i i , k , cons Id e is b e excitement .
I piri-.i i.ik wwiff. l'"l' w.,, p.
s'.ille.l
l os i ni in i is nue to oe ue nvererl .
a week i rosscutting in to be done I
the Sou and l.nno foot levels The
isl mining is contmea to tne .nm root
, where the ore is still holding out in
sual richness Kitty tons a week are
i.- to the Washoe smelter and the re
s lontinue to average a little better
i' Ji.-fKi to the car.
tvllopaienj work on the Ohio. Keating
r.e pushed The company hns secured
necessary money to retire its indebted-.
ind leave ,i sum nn hand. Some good
'.is been opened up on the 300 foot level
i s proposed lo curry the shaft down
i-i lower to g''t under the ore twdy
intern capltaTistl have made an offer
i ,si for the Klack Friday mine, of
i ii Bennette aod Attorney.Qenore
, i.re o.vners.
1 1
Unite and Superior company has
lori- on the erection of its 100 ton
itof within Its own ground. It in
el to have the concentrator readv
ll the spring. The company is ship
i . 100 tons of high crude zinc ore
is ft as in Reduction Works.
i.i N v . S.'iit . 7i Bailer si, urg Is thn most
'.c jold in in i tier camp in Motitsns at the
nt time It is not a boom camp, but It
indi atlon of producing ore for nianv
- Mines In the i iinui have been worked
lorty years, but not until Hwo yesrs
wai sriy exrierinienting done with deep
ng, most of the ore coming from drifts
- ipea between the 100 snd 8U0 foot
Two years ago the shafts of the
- Friday snd Keating mines were sunk
.et Ihe ore seemed to increase in
lily and in value with depth, snd st
resent time these mines hsve each
-utik below the 7on foot level snd the
: s are more natisrnetorv rnsu ever
ko.lt in
ki Is snipping irom nity to eight
-a.- sr LT ,- v,J. '
. Sr,..l 3 or. .1, l. th. Khi "
Rnder.biVrg kSk nFmSttl
rn'ieJ -lUnriinL reTd!rlJ nSviror,
."- nre shipping regularly. Develop-
ork is being done on a score of new
' Xirle, north snd south of Hder.-!
i great amoun of prospeeting and
I on a smal scab. Is be ng eyrled on
report would Indicate that a mineral
r v and northerly, but It hns never I
u5 " JW?2S.,,V.' rrtT,r '"crosscut efghteen feel without reaching
lev eloped hecauae of the lack of trans-i
A reoort haa lust been received
1 'nines (ireen, a pioneer miner and
speetor, and one of the original dia
sreri of the famous Oloster mine at
lavtll In the early '70a, has encoun
tl s fifteen Incb vein csrryina orevaltiea
' h ton in a mine which ne haa been
i g for several years The vein waa
l"i in nn incline shaft which haa bsen
"ver i no feet With his associates Mr
followed along tha lead a conndsr--inni
e snd so fsr It gives every indl-
' of being permsnant. A good road
is to t'uis mine,
trial involving the Kglanol mine con
ted one of the richest In the Msrys
' i 'trior. In which a nuniher of Boston
ne Interested, hnn lust lieen brought
e.iris in Helena, resulting in B. II,
"lie of the stockholders nnd dlreo
"tting a indgmenl for U,Ml.tl,
" I us an innividual to the company
' tin liurpoae of working the mine The
i- lo h" taken to the Supreme Court
1 higher court sustains the judgment
i" w ill he sold nt auction.
I'derahls spccuiHiion prevail! ns to
' Itijre of thn Midden Lake uroup of
- in Powell county llarrv taoom
' ndl has had a lease anrl bond on
i ' 1'i rty for th" Inst year nnd hns hud
i i.i,' sunossa with it. Ills Ichkc
mud, bowaver. expire on Dotober I
iilidaratood be is not m a position
1INE PUMPS
IV
INI) SIN'KIKQ MINTNd PUWP8.
Sl.tKiAN OP fHR I'AMKHON
'HV'Tih THK UHANDG8T THINO."
- v UERON imtnns In ilslly sn'ls
-" x" uvel Ihe woilil jive lengllilr pronf
"i ind eo.illrill tne , ,. fur lllrlr
over sll ethers Thsv nrs eomiedaq la
-' iimnlile. rellnhie and snsrtlv mining
' ' ' msrksl to 'la ami while often Iml
Hut r equalled I nr proof . Inquire of
1 ' snglaisri 'or the latail catalog "I,"
writs any of our resident agents or
'AM
' HON' STFtM PL'HP WORK,
11 a'.. New York liy. U. S. A
. rwiev-i t n ism nr ( arv- t" purchase .
the group. h .'li consists of right", n claims. It could I f inclted nt Ouray, t. W. BmT
In ov I hi ihIIiiio t tuko over the I eon ana associate have total) developments
property, it i understood. In, owner, I that ill aoubtlciM maJt a ahlppar ot till
I). I. Itohinaon, I l Q'Leary, William li mine. The mine MM loug been un-
i.ii niin i ,iu utiiPiH (ii , i.i , will i
n-miiii in" iiiniiHKPiuin i niiu continue
In iiin-r.it" I lie cilin Mr Hanorn'a net
receipts during ii opeintioii of the croun
averaged alii nt ii .non ;, week II iier oeni
Of tin- lotal rallies going to the own. in
in coordanoe with the terms ol 1 1 lean,
roe average raiut of tip- ore i,..- been 121
J JPJ IP tptal piodurtlon of til" nunc
during SJf Hhi oiii i active manage innt
or it imn Men between i.vinnu ana ;..". mm
i in' lallamaa Minftif company, which
in. to he it principal i Uiiuartra Id
llelenii hut which lit to can v on opi intlons
aim ranon district, name into eilsrent
hi Week Mr the Allnif of artlolM of lncbr
dlrTfor inn L, K Mm
ail or Helena I he capital .took i lino. mm
In inn rum nhnn n, HOMO of id" capital atock
alrendy having ton nulwrrili'd In money
and tropertr by I, K. MarNcll, Thomaa
T t "eorge l.ognn
l-riink II lli'iinetl
iioo r,. if, vv eeu
The Oregon nnd Ta B, Mlnea in lii'iirgia
tiub'h, Mndlnon county, near Sheridan, I
and owned hy Rninuei I'litfliett, but oper-.
ated by Runter liros under lee.se nnd
bond, ere being attensjvi !' developed
and thouennd of tons of mo have hern
LySjLtlSJS
1 he lt,i st ussiiv 'hows values .
flnd. IS silver S3 zi: c. ? .
per i-ent .and lead. 20 per "nt i bin ore mine In Ruasell tlulch. t'entral t'lty, fob,
wnn piked hi random fimn a lend in thol Showing much honsnjta ore The ttt
main tunnel which is five feet wkle. I he i foot level is the deepest worklnf In the
Van Meter. Ida. Roulette, Klla. Keynote, I mine. In driving thla level H feel on ore
little Ooldl", Saturday Night and High recently. 1 tone of or were mlnerl which
Unitfp mines, which lie in the same belt. I netted Bl.900 Ihe n idrh of Are now nhow-
are being workrd and SO far the showman '
are moat raTorsoie. innnnne nnnns or' snowing in ine noitom
A big strike has been innde in the King ' of the dr ft la rich. Two care of ore from
Solomon mine, three miles weal of lancv , I the oil v er lease were recently settled for at
In Lump t in . i. cording to reports which ' ll" ton
have just been received In the city, ltwa! Tha Ititernntional Liverpool Vnradium
mad in a urn fool drill on nn' 3M foot level t'ornpatiy. Ltd . obtained control of v inn
no i I the -Slue vein Hint wns had in Ihe dliiiu and uranium properties In th" Pars
1 mi
er workings. I he King Solomon is an i
old property and has produced much rich
"re. r present ii is m Hie haiidn of I s
Moral na ami
The ore, like
district, in of
a compnnv of Helen men
nil of Ine oren in Ihe t'!ani v
sliver-le
d
hsrac
in tun
VS. lor
SOME. Sent
many years the
Veiiow Jacket
dmtt n t
In l.ernlil county j
lia liei u knovvn n- n rfrcni orodueer of low i
.... i .1.1 i . . . i ., . o
grnde gold ore A man named I iiinille i
, of Motlth Dakota ha putch.iMd th- Lali
( bit n root mhic and wi.l Inn icdlitelv erect
. works tor coiici nt rating instead of relying
, upon th plate proc nn as h iretofore. rte
his that b can make I rock pay, while
ttli" ore vviu go from M to '.i a ton.
t E. Incknon Ma leased a gold Quart
i, line in III ii k Hornet district, eant of
BOM, end put I force of miner at worl.
1 "r ,r ' 1 o Mll'l tor HlUia llll IS0WH
arnrkeri in n .iinli tor mint- ...
I I .. It 1 ; i - I I
red ji body of
good ore in Ihe Kiklinrn n iree lnld mine
on i.ik Creek, ten miles north of Idaho city. t
1 Me is operntlna it foi a Montana company, 1
I lie i emei villi- Mining i omtMUt) I con- I
stmctlng H long flume to i
neailluuse i.'iicli, w .er.' ill"
iitnuuui 4)1 plncar -uomd.
water I
is a large
II. A Allien i doing ilevelopinent work
on aeveral vcm ntomraliig ci darts claima
five miles east ol IKHs
t'lvu'u Thorn baa interested
.inn fi
capital in the Itannei minea ai Hann
lino
ii tctinei is running to cut t in-ill at depths
of lioin '.'.'mo in (000 feet deep. These!
mines are silver and have beau worked toi
the depth ol nn' feet.
t I VII
sir l.vht.. sept :in E, iv Mathewaon, I
fJJfi .. 1S5flI . 2 ''""''"''"'
smelter at looele, reports thSl work Is pro-1
i L: . Ci r ' ,1
nnSlllR ' I HO- ' iilOI'.lllv s nig ll'lln
meiter i ic t iinuiiiious are in tor tne lea.i
Plant and
stui i. is . ouil'lelinl Some I
steel has arnv .
(I Mll'l Is lieuiir ere ted. '1
eie '
els ion on the hintering pits ess. otherwise
the big lesd plant would have lieen ready ;
to blow in Innuary I Mr. .Mathewaon sayn '
the i ompany has splendid lead ore siih-Ks
and more is i oining in steadii.v. and when
the smel'er is started it w ill be started full
blast.
Ihe Alta Consolldsted Miring Compan. i
hss IS Inchon ofsire averaging IN ounces In
anvar, 10 per cent leail and in per cent ,
copper, with the rent of the face in high ,
grade milling ore in the went drift or the
Rroperty Tne drift in on an east and west
MQre running lo the contact It is be-,
lleved that, when the contact is reached.
vt nn ii is in ly or nis, v icei away, a large ooJ) i
of ore will he found. There' are six faces
of ore in Ihe rrooertv now helna mmhed
ahead Arrangements are belnc made to !
work the property the entire winter, the
ore to be etored.
vinnv
GOLDrtELP, Sept .in VA it h the pavmeat
on (It tober .11 of the uausl ouarterly dividend
of in cents n share, the disbursements of the
noldtvid Consolidated to stockholders will'
exceed tls.ono.oiMi Ihe first dividend was
paid October 25, ivmi; The high ntandard of
efficiency attained hy the companv In found
in the following In 1000 the net uront
amounted to s.y per cent, of the gross value
" . 1 sw n.n ii'iiiiu- .
---" - - "''.in ni"
-n" 10m iev -i oi ins .ve i uis i u ra in i lie at
Hamilton, which is owned by the White
I'lne Lead t ompany und controlled by the
oatnoerger oi salt i.ake ine property
bad been idle for about a year and a hslt on
ai count ol trie washing out of ttie Lureka
ransane riauroati in
he company had a
of the mine a couple
new examination ninoe or ttie mine a com
of month, nvo mill sliortlv utfpr Iks nn .111
JT
gineers' report was turned in operatlous I
were resumed on the 140 toot level. The
Ne Plus Cltra Is altuated in ItOOOO fa Aon.
BOUthweal of the town ol rlamiltOD, and has
been one of the large prod ill prs of high
giade lead ore in tlie Nevada properties
It nil mins the Lo. on-HAmaatattai w birh l
also been a lug producer. Tha ore rrnml'lnbed the out pill
these properties run better tliati nn rer em 1
lead, with an average of abuit IS ouncet
of silver to the ton.
COLORADO
Colorado raiNaa, Sept The Home.
stake mill will he stnr'oil at once The
Aitinan Leaalng Company vviil item at the
mill the dump,, nt the North Burns is well
as ore from several block of the Pinio of
tne rree i oinage ( nmpuiiv . t ripple reek.
Work on the mill on HtraUb Nlountaln
ripple Creek, is progressing It will be
equipped wnn trie rnuups lutrrinaru pro
cess
The I'nlon Leasing Comnanv is sliioniiig
seventv-six cars of ore unuilhlv from the
llusted shuft of the Hold llollsr. Ihe Cold
Sovereign snd the Prince Albert, Cripple
Creek Ths ore is medium grade. Develop
ment work Is in progress on the Cold Sov
ereign The operations on the Prince Alhert
are more extensive than usual.
The Moose mine will be leased In blocks
It was one of cripple Creek's earliest pro
ducers. The resumption of dividends hy the
swniuD .iiiiiniK nun .lulling '
aioaoc Mining and Alining Company, own
W 4 operating the Modoc mine on the
Vi'w '-H'"iing the Portland
l'ur,rlv' lL" lu ' V of " richest ore
.hoot , ,e history of the mine developed
a, the bottom. .r 1U1 fo.u level 1 M
pi&VaBu
,. opened ,, vein hearing i u.per ",. '
g"Td Ila .ilv'(.r , .,,, f,.Vt dep. ,.' vv PI, I U
vein proved for 17.", feet The vein hss heen
, ,h7r wall v.i V,,. r,o , alfK S i
. ion The coinnsnv nlans buTMIna n new.
crntrator soon.
The Pride of Crlnole ( reek throuah Sunt
Fred Johnnon ha made a surface strike of
importance While prospecting with a
trench a well defined vein wns uncovered
Asssys on quartz dug out st grass roots
show up to in j s ton. Ore haa been found
at eraan room on till Colit Una a
lying north of the Modoc and aiijacent ta I
ine mime ana i.ssr itoiinr minis
The old CrinDle Creek mine, the Wiar-
maclat, will be blocked and leaaed. The
company will develop the north nnd south'
enqi or me property
Fifteen sets of lessees nre st work In the
I ppsr Oranite shaft of the Oranltr company.
Cripple Creek, which Is producing the bulk
of the Granite otlsptlti Several strikes have I
recently been made nud nre holding out well.
ine I'liiou snail is contritiui ing ten ours
monthly, mined chieflv from a new
I,, j
opened a month into in iiiiexplolted tern
lory
The executive committee of the Cripple
Creek Deep Drainage Company turned
down all hide for extending ttie Mooncvelt
tunnel as being loo high, .ind the couipiinv
w ill do the vvnrk on lis own account Charien
A . Fuller, w ho drove the 1 1 nine I to ita present
objective, has been continued in charge
The tunnel will be driven i. i'si to l Mo foot
iidiliiinnut. I he w nter hns reoedod sixty-five
feet since ihe flrit water course was 1npied
From now on the reoeoNlon will be fen to
twelve feat monthly, due to increased
flow nt the bending of the tunnel The
extension will tan other water courses uinl
will thiii. 'Iruin i larger .ueu. Iho
work i
i
W 1,1 I'l'glll Ml mo "
eatnea Van Horn haa dlaooyered a three
foot vein i.r ore and quartl at. O.vsi feet
aiiitude on Mear'i peak, ntjbe head of the
weai tiaiia, m i raoo, "rue location Is
within nvt miles of the Houthern rallyoad
and is eflQOialbl h.v wagon road. II in
directly tributary lo BldgaWft)' In North
NnefTela district Assays show .', In mild
eleven UIIBWI ill mivei iii , i pi'i rent, ill I
lend I it II 1 1 tig on i lie vein 11
a oar shipment this fall is c
vein is in prngirsH and !
peeled
Hi n I o 1
is In s velp of ore thnt nhows the regulation ,
high grade ellver ore. In addition la a I
nuld pay If
productive
I In' Cumberland rein IB tho Revenue
mine, stielTeln district, ( 'olorado. hide fair
to make the mine a shipper again. The
drift going wcm in in .vki feet nnd In nhnwtna
an iiveinge of flvi' to nl feet of ore ana
niiartl. At the Revenue tunnel level. I.sno
reel aeap, in a larM tnnnoae of fair mill
f ratll me. In development rirogreanen
ent ntniien will be ninrted nnd rnieon made
to rearh Hie rloh gold ore believed to exlnt
In the upper level, which have alrendr
heen proved in the Mine to the eant and
in the tlovernor to the went.
A eroaeetlt tunnel on the Polar Hear of
the lleur I'reeU Hold Trio group ban Inter
aacted the vein nf forty feet A fine ntreak
n goiii-niivev ore that annnyn an high nn
neveniy-nit oilmen goi and 1 Ton ounrea
mlvei iier ton, eighty feet below the surface,
In the renult.
I In- lilgliiner i r.'ek i onsolidaid Mining '
('pnuiany. Jut orgnnired hy Mam on and I ..i
riaia i nr. i qi , nartMn, haa given new
Itnpetua to the m Plata dlatriot 'I he entire I
hofdlngnof the rompanv ronnint of twenty
four clalmn nitiialed nn Silver Mountain
ami ine ricmi or i,ianiuer c reek
Already
I some very rich ore Is helna taken out and
regular ahipmentn will begin at once from
large ore bodie n aiaht
Derelonment work In the War Dance
uig In the top nf thn rlrift ia IS inches. The
dox nnd Plnc-rriiie "elds In Ounnlson
county, i olorsdo. ast soring, and In now
shipping heavily direct to Liverpool. The
ore in estimated to tie worth IK'" to tton s
ton A Inrge fori1" of men Is employed in
mining and tic ore In hauled to tiunnieon
in several four horse wggons St s cost of
about lis a ton The neld Is the largest
yet riiscovend in Colorado Vanadium
Hnti uraaam combined make radium, whose
- - . . ,. . . , . ,
I'rencin mnrsci value is ei.uWiVVWB peas
. '
SKV. MSXU II
StLVan CITY, Sept JT.- Th Krnestlne
Mining ( I'inimny hns its new power house
buildiiw llni hed and is ready to Install the
machinery when it arrive. The company
is making a good showing In the develop
ment operations upon its property In the
Hoeollon district.
The mill nf the leadnooi Mining Com
pany in the Mngollnn district is handling
it 171 tuns ni ore n week, tne production
being about t.i.iio troy ounces ut nllver iuiu
tiventv nnclis of coneeutrates
The Treasure Mining snd Rffejuctjon fom-
pany has dereloi ed vein eight feel n Ida
or giiini i i t i re : Ms inine in ttie Mogot-
Ion 'list net
Ihe Mogollon lo lil and i opper Compsnv
is making regulur 1 . ents of goisl ore
frc n its l.itt'e Charlie ami noney mines m
the Mogollon district.
A I Holland and I'eorge R pen OS have
oriii'ietcii asM'ssinriit worn upou ttieu iron
ore caimn in :i.c i nrrioi insirici. v. w
llolmoon ri'is iillv eiusiuntercd a rich body
of slverlesd ore on Ins properly near
Hachtte Ihe slu.lt is down about twenty
feci nnd the pay ntrnsk is about two feet
w Ide.
Ihe !ogo;lon Cold and copper company
Is sacking ue that assays l.ui a ton at its
Little I harlie group of mines In the Mogollon
district
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trier
The Tularoaa t tipper Company in prenar-
In i,. ,1. u ,,imii nt . I.im, ii, fl. ll,r. '
rainento Mountains near tne town oi nent
I pon ihe property ia a SOO ton mill. Con- ,
siderable enloratlon work has been done ,
by churn drills.
MBZI0O
""1 III, SJWWi .-iiniei n. n.iiu
, .. , . . . . , mm . . u ,
is developing a rich silver lead mine near
Don i she os. Chihuahua A recent ship
ment to the smelter showed an average of
ISO ounces of silver and about 45 per cent,
lead to the ton There are two veins upon
the property, both ol
r which contain good
orn-
The International mine, situated near
Pos Cahezoe. Chihuahua, haa been bonded
by the Pearson syndicate from Joeoheim
Montano for I2S.000 The lyndlcete will
increase the mill from ten to twenty stamps.
The Alda Zora Hold Mines Company la
running a tunnel in us property in 1.1 1 la
district for the purpose of rutting the
ledge st a depth of 500 feet The tunnel
is now In more than 900 feet
The K1 Tlgre Mining ompanv skipped
sixtv-oue bars of bullion, weighing 4.7M
pounds and valued at tso.oon. to the I ntted
Staten from Its property in the El Tlgre
district. Honors, during ugut The new
cyenidn plant of the company Is turning
out about li.ooo a day of product from the
old tailings
Operations have heen resumed upon the
silver mine of j t orona Mining Company
in the I' res district, Honors
A rich strike of free gold waa recentlv
made in tne patsy claim, owned by O H.
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. .Hi...t- . B.. rmmmm
Mich . men
1 . .. .- ......
recently took a lease and bond on the old
tiuerra al Vim no mine and mill in the Ar
teagn distrut. Konora from the Pnlmarejo
and Mexican gold fields. Ltd
Tim Xlf.irenn Miniti rumnini' haa r..
sumed operations st its mines in the Hsnta
Barhsrs district. Chihuahua B lioTsan
tli'ltlllger
Tm Vet Colorado mills in the Parral
district will be enlarged to awi tons daily
capacity, rresem eapai-ity is abnut 3m)
tons C t. BpauldiOg Is malinger
Kiencive miprov ements are to he mnde
to i he Sierra Plata mine In the I'arral din
triot. Chili'ial.ua. and when thev are flu
will he increased from
o iiliout Hfx tons
ninety tons dav
F.. A Montgomery of Los Angeles. Cal .
is operating the Kappt group of copper
naks in ths inieca distrlci, Jelii4o, under
OOlldi nnd will sink a douhle compirtment
ahafl to a depih of MO feel upon the prop
erty. If the development work proven
eatiafactory Mr Montgomtry will purchase
Ihe mine for 1100,000
A wagon road will he hullt from the K.l
I ii vmi nnrl ( rinadon mining campn in the
ilostotlpaiiilllo distrut. Jalisco, to La
Uuemada, a station on 'he Houthern Paelflc
nrif tonnage or nm nre i i.it won i
naiir-jwu ine com oi nir coumruciion ' shart Work until s new and Isrger hotsl
will be equally home hv the I aandos Mining I ((n tie insfnlled loreplai e the preseni equip
t ompanv snd the hi favor Mining Com- I meat, which seems to have reached tin
rianv. Ihe two couucinies lontemnlati
installing a line nf electric trucks to trans
port their ore to the railroad
(Ire that runs Kit to Ir.'u in silver s ton
was recently encountered hy the Rlvtrs
(iold Mining Cnmpaiy upon its property
In the Mocte.timodistrlct, Honors The
bodv Is ssid to he of large ni.
An Kngllnh ayndieste hss purchsed the
Kestsuradora mine at (manscevi. Purangn.
from Messrs Avion snd compsnv for tl.
oon.onu A Isrge mill is included
air.tA.
Risnag, Hept 2 The Tombstone Con
solidated Mines Company through ita
trustee, A. L. (trow, haa made e number of
new leases on Its properties recently. Home
of the lessees have made rich strikes and are
making regular shipment
urchasedthe.Ioe Don group of three claims
The Big Pine Mining ( ompsny recently
nurchiisefi tne roe i ion group
ft, thn Hasan vanss district from J. U
Wilson and R W . Meador
The Hlack Jack Mining Company, which
was recently organ en
Ith a capital of
ll.M&OOP, will develop
a mining oronertv
in Mnrirnpa county. The Incorporators
are .lohn K Magee and F. K. A. Kimball
The Arlmna ( opper Company recently
encountered a large ledge of rien ore at a
dot. in of nisi feet In the main shaft unnn lie
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,.,.,,T.. , ..:. ''o..i- MH 1. OVII
I he (ialen Mountain Mining Comoanv
ban been formed w"h capital of 11,000,000
,or 'he purpoae of operating mlnea in Plm
county. I he incorporators are t.eorge K
Morrill. F M Morrill. Mauri ft. Morrill, Helen
E Morrill and r red I flow man
Regular shipinenta of ors are being made
from the Contention mine in Ihe Tomb
atone district
Th Live fiaUs Mining Company Is shlp
fiinir a cntloml of ore n dav to the mneller
at K.l Paso from Its property in the Miami
uimi ii i ' iihi it'. on' .mi.issi tuna ill 10 10
U per cent sulphide ore nn thn dump. Ilia
also cTplorlh Its proierty hy means of
seven churn drills
The (ilohe Western Copper Company,
which Is developing its I ole-CuiodwIn group
of mines in the Miami dlatriot, has begun
mailing shipments of ore to the Ll Paso
smelter
I he new mill nt the Ruth mine In Mohave
county wns recently tried out and gave
sat isfnot Ion Tho ore irlves an average of
ni ue it l.sn ton ton in gold and there In enough
of It blocked out to keep the plant In con
stant operation for about a year
The Hnv i (mam laeted Mining Company
pas nnianeq ine insumui ion oi an electric
hoist upon Itn propertv in the Ra, dlntriet
It has alio completed a new ateel gallows
frame and a waste bin It is doing much
underground w urk
WAAHINU'rDN,
HKAlTi.K, Heol n, great ledge of silver
ore, high grade nnd four feet wide, OUt
ci opplt g a' the surf ncn, wipi found thin week
nn snowstorm ground in Stevens count v.
1 1 IS 01118 Il'OUl
Hi the aualn nnaivln In Ika
Snowstorm and sonin sjvi feet dlgber Some
ninaane men nave made an offer for the
rirot
present is owned i by
Co.ville i.rosnectorn
Mis McCoy Creek Mines Company be
work on lie properties to day Ihe minoa
are eighty five mllen from Tentralia, in the
outhfaat rorner of lietvln loutitv, and nie
owned nlrniKt entirely hy lewln county
capital
mime tine Inok'ng ore han been en
countered in the Trojan mine at Orient,
Wah., and wliile no unnayn have an i et
been made It I entimated that the rock
will go far above turn a ton The ore ban
been found in u two foot nt ringer In an up
raise run from the loner tunnel at a dln
tance of more than live hundred feet from
the portal Ihe mine In owned In Wah
ington, D, C, apitalintn.
' tUIUi
HrATTI.F. Sent Dr .Inneph llolmen,
director of the I lilted Htatcn bureau of
mlnen. reached Seattle yenterdav direct
from the Mataniwka coal fleldn In Alanka
Dr. Holme found conditions In that region
more favorable to profitable mining than
In the Bering Hlver cotintrv id. ..,t into
I both fields In iidvnnoe (if the vtnlt of the
.n",d'1 Rti'lffHa "T ,h" vtnlt of th
Secretary of th Interior, inking a numbr
"', "P''t coul operntom nud reputabl
I lilt N ll ll-
mining engineer with him.
a inrormation ne will convey to the
fr,;t"!rr. H ,n" Interior, to be embodied
in the latter' reoort sill mm. u,.. .,..,i.i
E.'Sa-yf;, ggLfijLlmM to prove em-1
nrraalna to those excllenf conservation-1
lets who hsve written about Alaska in the
PMja of numberles periodicals liefote
V At ,"i. writing on', man I. stuck in the
m i il f ...Il. U. St . . ,
aau vi VHlIVIiri WIJ , I I r WBUu9rtU III ," vri la tail illt'i III'- I 1 1 1 MIrVi NUH ,
S".Wcf.bednon7y0; feU UtfV'i. I . Thi" n"mb"r of dP-rturoa
tha "key to the n. ring Kiver coal' a key 'or ,he American countries lying south of
aSLnft M? i", ,h fi"'"helms were juat the United States is incidental to tho re
stiuut to gonnle. . ., .. . , , ,
I he question mov arise. What has n i markobly rapid growth in rooenl year in
this to do with mining in iakr The! the trade of the United States with that
port 'nt toirftv "" l"rl " "rM Import from Ameri-
Minlng rust now Is greatly atTected ks CMn .9!!!!PI! ",,d. '""nds lying nouth of
win nifi ruiestion. all imnortailt istiiim .
Alaska is In the transition atate from placer !
10 uuarir. nnreuu and Department official
i.- aoruguien an hm eviriing lawn per
taining to the disposition of the public
domain
Ihe report of Or .loneph A. Holmes,
tinned on the results of patient investigation
iiiiinrn nun a corn or "in i mm.
5!JJJ3j ,w'" fJ " areat deal to do with
k. .....ii... K , , ,j "iaesf loai.
the luality of the field- and the standim-
pf claimants It w III determine too what
is necessary in the matter of area reallv to
make a cool mine, and whether or not the
tioverninent will open and operate a coal
mine In ihe Matannska field and establish
and construct the projected naval coaling
station at Scwsrd
This much is known In advance of the
report Matannska coal is good and con
ditions there are not adverse to profitable
milling In the onli.ioii of some of llr
Helmet s aaalstantj, and ilii opinion re
flects tint of their . hief. Hering Hiver i oal
pinchot'l lielov ed future generation for It
win verv llhi-iv oe sen liv notnn i.r Mr
i will not be marketed until there Is a c.ni
vernal demand for brinuetted coal on the
I'an!1' coast, and not then perhaps until
other shuttered oal lieds In regions l ing
i loyer to ths lenties of population lia' e
yielded their supplies), If Mntatiiislia i oal
i opened Aiku w in Improve Induatrlalb .
a d its Industries will i,. ti e mining, irnus-
portatlon and smaltlag m It gohl urd
ipner qrea I ins verv mouieut is a i risis
n,,, affair! of th
ran Itory .
hi:i null i in. i viiii i
bcattmc, Hepi is Plana ar prograaaini
rapidly for 'in- building of a smaller for the
treutmrnt ol t lie in orrs of the K.mlo
hlocan oi dru i Ihe natural gas process
vill be treed Ihe plant will he nit.ioted at
some j oint in th natural gas beit aiong ti e
line of Hie I anadlan PaollTc l.allwav, either
at Medicine Hal or nt Imnmore
I humas I(ii1dii'. v. no han recently made an
Insnaetlnn , t
ton renoits I
t trie standard mine at Silver-
tiat a ricti i ein ol ore has heen
reached in the So s. level Kurther He.
v eiopmenr is expei ted
to exnose aiintripr
rn.;Cn ous noov oi nor ore
The II 11 group of ill i 111
The IL IC aroup 'of claim, on Peer Creek.
ur sheen Creek has been sold hv H M
vrK.' " !"- ""in n
ll M MIIIMe. ' A Henaon and
' r nsrws ni ine v anaainn v onsoiiiinieu .
Morton to the Canadian Cnnnoltilnieil
Atininir nnrl stoinltlfflff Ion, km n H r.,r n 1 .. 1 f
iiuiii", i niiu i
number snd contain vast bodies of car-
r hi "ad .
-,. . .,, ,,,h H.H h..
smene
ihe operators or the mlr Mint group
of mines at mlr are piling up ore which
areragea 1100 in gold and silver to the ton
F.d Peters, one of the principal operators
in that district, says the iompletion of the
new fiovernmeiit road will cause a renewal
of activities in the Ymlr region.
Copper mining is very lucrative In British
Columbia as will be seen from the follow
ing table furnished by the British Columbia
copper Company, which in tune alone pro
duced su its pounds of copper, against
407,0. pounds for the same month of the
vesr previous For the six months ended
.tune in. mil the company produced 5.144.
ass pounds of copper, as compared with
STS.357 pounds in the corresponding period
of last year
Production in detail for six months of iftn
and mo follows
nil
Cnpptr .Sj,-er t.etit.
Ulnar S27.272 9. MA I.J7S
rshrusry 747 .47u .M4 I.oit
Msreh ... nt.S4 MM 2.711
l.Axr srrisioa t orrgR.
Mono
TON'. Mich . Kept. An The Indiana
Mining Company has broken ground for s
new shaft In the hnrlxon of the Ev-rgreen
series of lodes and st s point w here dlsmond
drill explorstorv operstlons diaeloeed a ;
i I'l'l'n ii-i.o-,ii ,u no,' ii iiroinipr i on on i
the felslte hed shaft work is gcingforward i
v unoiit iiitrrruui i"ii hihi at
rate that
esrrymg tne shslt down seventy feet
month. depth or son feet hss been at
tained At about l.oon feet the shaft will,
if calculations prove correct. Intersect the.
the rich copper deposit revealed in Ihe;
famous Indtnr.'i drill core of two years
ago
! The La Salle t upper Company in down
1.700 feet in Ihe No 2 shsft sunk on the
i Kearsarge lo le nnd at depth Is rinding a
little eopper The lode is hern little differ
j i tit from whst it is in the older snd deeper
No. I or Terumneh nhafi It frequently
j narrows down to a width of about two feet
Htid llldoni widens cut over seven, so that j
the average width is prnlwihlv under rather i
'than over six feet, l'he tendency to con- '
I strlction seems to Increeoo as the vein
'traverses south aoroil La Salle ni reape
! nnd is not compensated in increased rlun-
, ness The compsnv eoiitlnues to make
j small nnd Irregular shipments to the mill.
I hut the nut pic is nn identit! to development
work rather thin on effort at regular pro
duction. The Superior Copper Company has tern
pornrilv bottomed Ihe No. i shaft at the
seventeenth level and will delay furtl
limit of its oaDftcltv uevelanmant work
In territory trihutsry to this shaft will riot
be interrupted to auv material extent
The No shaft has reached a depth of nbout
I. son feet, and work there Is centred In cross
cUttlni at the ninth and thirteenth levels.
mil TB DAKOTA.
DgAOWtinD, Sept. 1. U the annual
meeting of the New Reliance (Iold Mining
Company held nt Minneapolis the following
officers were chosen President. R K. Olson,
Minneapolis vice-president, I Humphrey,
( ordova, III : aecretary, C. O. Veser, Min
neapolis, treasurer. S. K. Olson The new
directors are s K. Olaon. ( . X. I'attsrsnn.
C. () Veker. all of Minneapolis: K Hum
phrey, Dr A (iundemen, Ls Crosse, Wis .
V. C Was. Dell Rsnlds. M. D Dr C. C.
Cross. Nnnkton. s D. I. ( Jiart on, Ver-
nllllon. H H and A, d Rtdf : Omaha The
mine at the head nf Annie Creek is being
tiiorougniy opened up and tne in stamp
mill la operating regularly with satisfac
tory cleanups The company Is now plan
ning sn addition of ten stampa ana an
auxiliary crusher It expects to drive Son
feet In drift to a large vertical on the Annie
claim.
A meeting of the officer of the rtlg 1 esd
Muting ConiPiiny wss held here this week
at w men w i
st whicn n il. sittings and II tioidsw ortny
Kailk of R.em. Ul. .r. nr...nl Th
enmpsny owns propertv both In Idaho and
the Black Hills, Its Idaho around being in
Lemhi county. It ia planned to develop
thla ground now and from its proceeds
It hnn
tn develop the Rig Lead ground In this
county, which is nine miles southeast of
Deadwood. in the Koubsix district. The
Big Lead hss not been operated for some
years, but the property Is fslrly well opened
up snd has some mnctiiiiery on the ground
Cult ran 1,1, lltillyw.l
Th l.i.l,l,.i lUua.H li,,,,.., Cnmnnnr '
expects to have itn new ronstor installed
and in operation shortly after November I.
I he machinery in exiiected here about the
middle nf next intuitu and all preparations
for Its installation are being made The
uae of Ihe ronstor in nei ess.iry owing to
the large bodv of sulphide ore discovered
over a year ago in the in men nesr Terrv,
which hns since been in process of develop
ment 'Ihe roaster is n preliminary proc
ess to cyanblliig The drying plant Is
being erected st tbe Astoria shnft, where
th me will be dried out before being
shipped to De.idwootl
A meeting of the directors of the Kvans
Consolidated Mining compsnv ws held
I her this week when D. bills F.vnnn, the
former president, tesiirned in order to take
hold of Ihe notice outside work for the com
pany and II I 'Olilsworihy of raoln. Wis.,
was choned lo succeed hltn (lineral Mnn-
i nger Brown hi autttOfixed to continue the
plan or development already unilcrtHsen
on the property In Lexington (luioQ, where
a body of gnlene and gold bearing ore is
being oiieued up. Ihe deal for the pur
chase of th" old Lexington Hill ten stamp
mill for llfi.tsxi hss been completed and the
first payment made and ths ground of Her
man BisuhofT, adjoining the present hold
ings, hss bsen purchased for aa additional
WO.OOO.
.4 niton i t. Tit. a nE.
Remarkable Increase In Our t'ommerce ,
With t'ountrle Nouth of t.
Wabhikoton. Oct. l. The October
ending, date bulletin, just iaeued by tho
bureau of Htnlietic. Department of Com
merce and liabor, givea further evidence
of the activity of trade between the
United StnteM utul the American countrle
at the south The Hilling, clatoa announced
Ironi the varioua porta of the United
State to Ihe varinii American countriea
and port at the south, including; in thla
term Meiico. Central and South America
and the West Indian inlands, number
over 400 for the single month of Ootolior.
While thia total include in a few in- .
nt. noes more than ono departure for a,
single vecl, by reason of the fact that
a few of the veoeela touch at. more than '
one nort of the United Stnten the termiH i
total of departure for porta and countriea
. si ns7 . I
l" ",th approiintatea 400 for
' tho single month and the October depart-1
! ur' for ,h" varlo" PorU and rountriee
,,f ll,A nwlA em, iwle. li,A . V 4
i'lr cimi-vi ouin-n ii,o. irniwii umii
ono.imn n decade ago to ISsfl.Ouo.iioo in 1811 ,
ana tne exporta from the United Mates
to those count ries and islands have grown
in the same time from tlSti.non.nno in 1001
to IViKi ixsi.inm in 1911.
This rapid growth in trade with this
section of the world in due in nnrt mt l-nut
1 to the growing demand on the part of the
unueri nraies tor tropical ami niili-lronl
- i tu. -u.. ,-1 J.
a I products and tbeexiuallv growing de- '
ma in I in the countriea mentioned formanu
I act urea. The vnlue of the tropical and !
sub-tropical prrgliicts brouuht into the
Lnited State baa grown from MM .000,000 '
in HKm to $e3fl.tm,msj In itim and the llg- I
urce for the fiscal year I0II may show nn
even larger total, since coffee alone ehows
an Increase of over t'.'n.onti.iiOii in Imports i
in 1011 compare! Willi 1010. Cocoa, raw
cotton and many other articles abwi show !
more or less increase. On the other hand
the export of manufactures from the
I'tuti'd Slates for the fiscal voir 1011 were 1
over Jonti.onn.onn, againat "Jifle.'NXi.iinii a
decade ago. and the value of all imports
were lltMN&OOO, against ttt ,000,000 a dec- .
udo ago,
no koi tin it ask in 1 1 m:it.
ttste Stip-rlnlrndent Vim Tnl Hcoren
mtH His f ourth Failed Hink.
Since taking office fr.nr inonllis ago!
Supt fieorge ('. Van Tuyl. .Jr.. of the
State Banking Department has been able
to make payment of dividends from four !
failed banks, all of which bad been taken !
over by Ihe department before be en me
into office. To-day ho will pay n first
dividend of in per cent, to depositors and !
creditors of the Borough Bunk of Brooli -1
Ivn. Almnst his first official act waa toi
SSf" o dividend che. kn to the depoeilors
rtd creditors nf tho failed Carnegie True!
company t ne amount oi the larnegio
Trust Lomtvanv rlividenn wan 91 upr ,.i,ni
1 nisi i.oiniany cuvaenn
1 Ii ..m-..... I sl,..w V"-.. i .
cent, dividend to the depositors of tha
afa.yetl Tnist Company of Brooklyn.'
inaniUH it 1 1 ii" i 1 1 mi ' nm in no fVT cent.
which the creditor of that institution
have received. Tbe Bank of Wayne' de-1
poeitors and creditors also have received
n dividend of M per cent, on their claim. !
making 75 pay cent, paid depositors of
that institution
TROLLEY TfllKF. TS Tlflf.VTO.V.
Line That Rons to, Philadelphia Is Com
pletely Tied t p.
Trrxtcin. Oct. l. TrirTIo on the Tren
ton. Bristol and Philadelphia street rail
way waa completely suspended to-day I
a the result nf a strike declared at mid
night last night. The company made I
practically no attempt to run car, flnd-
Ing it inipusMlile to replace the strikers,
who included not only motormen and
conductors hut power hotine employees.
The demands of the rtriker include
increased pay. shorter hour and recog
nition of the union. They presented
their case to the
company in Aguust.
a,... . n . . . . , ... ..
5 " ' obtain stiafctlon
Since
then two national organizer. Patrick
a rsnay oi ijetroil and Patrick McNsmara
of Chicago, hsve been preparing the men
for the strike. The railway skirts the
westerly shore of the Delaware running
from this city to Philadelphia. An
enterprising backrnnn who ran stages
lietween Croyden and Frankford. carry
ing pnesengeis ut the rate nf 25 cents' I
bend, said to-night that tbe dav's work
hud netted him US.
Food stnow Kxpt'ft Or. Wile) Tn.tla.
The management of the food show- at
the Harden expect Dr. Hnrvev WILsv tn
be on hand nt the show this afternoon
nnd make I litllo speci h about food and
its irnpuliUtM. Invitation have lieen ex
tended tn the officers nnd crews nf all the
battleships now in port to visit the nhow
to-day. The officers will show their
cards to be admitted and the men can !
get in on their uniforms.
I 'ONO WUANO RE i. i:st ATK i iih s t i i; HUDSON NAVICATION I CO 8
MINEOLA nf'h1HlKllTrja
Near Alher.son station g mm mfMrn , "The I'upslar Sesrrhllaht Houte ."
tKVee',,hvn00SFee. . 9 K f PE0M.E1 Sir. C. W. Morse and Adirondack.
t' M . S; Thin Vh, PriTI rjU rLwrwc Pltr M n . foot csnai st . a p
..lust tine Third Ihe Prlre gT , I IMC vr . w luth St . A 4S P M dally I
-i Minutes nut Cheap commutation Msny Mtgai iSundsv exeepwsp tihservstlon
... u..Jrs.'i" iJ'.l m. I To Albany ami Palm Room a aew feature.
"h i V'i'V,,,, .nA ;"n ' MTI2EI1 N1 u Trl.n.nd isaelaer
4th st sr.u Maril.on Av , N, t . r. SI I IXC He) pirr .i2. rt . p St dsll) 'Sstur
FOR sil r I Mil day excentedi. cst liuth St . fl
Anrn ci iriii . . UMK . M isunnsys nnlv ' Stopsat
BEAUllFUL HOME To Albany tlbsm '.'" hothdlrectlon.
with garage: commands man im-eni views srrots A Troy ROUND TRIP $2.50 1
i Ihe hroaueat snd mcst picturesque pari of Man ' Bv
hasset Haj ground one third sere, extends direct " ' I
in Hie wier l as over 100 feel of beauilful hard PsTm sTWMaaVi O Tal
.lorunf r.eail sandv bouonv flF CwT7I Dt.0 fill
iriisinie p, term, convenient . ho, : jj T ftf , I I BOSTUl '
LoB.Ra:Ad.hu., LINEN-l-ULflOAT.RAIllj
; ffiroTeV 5?TOa8,a n' .V TMM Dlreet,$i.50 WorceiUr.li.ao
station, snd within 10 minutes rids of Long Bsach Ually. larladlag aaday. ftiSO M.
! paymsaia essv. Address E. B. c. box ,7,' From Pier 1. Rest River.
I l.yabrook. 1. I Nwm n.m,,,!. lmprv- amies.
aBMfaFSB city Tleksl OlBes. no nrosdwsy, N. y.
APAJITMEWT HOTUg -
ua 1W4ITKL SBWxXkI CAHTAa. CIT LINK
orrs ver, AdesfrsbiAiilts 'of" lay1 iiumhr of mf TO ALBAIMY
room, wiif, .ii mortem Tmprovrmenia: ihe room. U eWSeff-ll 1
are of vsrltsj. .he, joulopsd win hut flosei. m VI W eiKAMBgsa
are well fnrnlahed and weTfrranfea; rooms and" mr I save piril feet '
si.lte.sre rented bythedsy.by ths -esson snd by Wsai lurt iff" si u
he year: a very quiet yet central loeatlon. sppesL M wiat lxtr7 t v u
Inr psrtleulsrb lo neople of refinement I CENTS Dalit v1?'hn.S'.'l,?rh.rlis'
I'DWARIl PCHCHA8, Mgr 1 jUJhyunru-luditd.
QI'REAifl W, , rTTJM j jTj MnS0N D I V C 0
Kensington-Great Neck ' f . ' v h K I
Six bSaUllfuT new houses, ready In Oeloher; m UAl lllNC m m
11,(100 to u.VKiOj easy terms; high north shors of
I nng l.lauil; only J7 minute, frogi Pennsylvsnla Steamer, leave nasbrnues St . s 40 A. M W
' "I'.'Lm. 41d Bt . A. M ; W. 128th 81.. .M A M. Undlng
RICKERT FIMLAY REALTY CO ' Vonker. West Point. Xewburgh. Poughkeep.l,
niurxtfll riNLHI nCNLI I WW. Kingston Point. Catskill. Hudson snd Albsny 1
45 We.t 34th St. Phone Won Murray Hill, "'reel tall COgglStlOBI, Music. Ue.isursnt. I
11 A N 1'MII MIH DI NINKAM IM RPtsMtAI. gfl MANHATTAN LINE
(tl'Fli wanted i below Aid H '. with rteak drH TO gmKMmi KJ. iWaT Jt
room, I'se ef lelrphone snd stenographer ik, H u, . . , . " "
snail in nt of ssnoile room HiNI'V John ilH Bund Trip, aim, (.ood Hi Day.
g)N, box livl Sun otil e. WtmU SI'S- Iv. It- Wi Houston St.. I SO P. U
asSft Vs iWihSt .IP. U dally. nop yolumbls
A.AHTM.:iNT14 ... 1KT FIHM..IF,, TsAjfmi
I 8T NK.ltM.A8 AV. AW (IMth St' -Choice g-aSf AP ffk UIIIIF
well furnished elevator spsruuriii. els HV Xff M III MB I Haw
r - excellent hs-nlnn nil oniiyenlencea; in fjl VskssK V III f I la b
snhlei very reasonable. Apartment w. in. Most Charming
. . I mTrmmmmSSS Short Sea Trip on the Allan tie Coast.
ih;BWJKjAj?.E.o,i'' xtwslnaiz
FAKMS.THACTS, LAKK8. eil.MKS. LOTS?()R -"MiNf0. T w'aioBtSSXm? v v
SAI.K, LDWAnn J CAHILL. Boaaton. N. at. M. v. wmm ttroadwar. W. T.
run rent. ' HARTFORD LINE
Hovmrmtrtm nr Twvrrrv wiiTr2TS ftWi Nw plsr aa. Ksst Blvsr. foot o Plks St.,
pe'onT WAEBlTlTcYHtlI. WSPkI, ttiHSW XAn,i;VoV,un,riM.a,.,''
Jttl.KCT APAWTMKVna.
AnotR 1 4i ii an., nvm- bjiiuk.
NEW APARTMENTS JUST FINISHED
OREGON
54th St. & 7th Ave.
12 Story Fireproof Housekeeping Apartments
Only a Few Choice Apartments Left
5 and 6 Rooms, $1,200-$ 1,600 per annum
Open Evening. Renting Agent on Premise
er GIBBfl a KIRHT. AtiKM'S. I0D MT. AMD BROAOWAT.
THE DORILTON
III Went list Ml.. V K. tor. Breseway.
Apanmenit 7, A and 10 rooms.
Beats a.ioe to aa.ioo.
Including electric llfht and refrlceratlon.
r. B. WOOD At CO..
BROADWAY. sOTH ST. 'Phone, ISOO Schiiylor.
ANNt'AI. DOOKI.PT ON APPLICATION
VERSAILLES PALACE
60S -60 7 W. 113th St.
Btt. BrMdway and RWrs!da Drlva
Rn-epilonally Large and Attrarllve
I. 7 and A Room Apartments.
A HO V It I4TTI ST.. RAaTT HI DR.
Strictly NEW t NOLAND rtrsproof.
41 to M r Mth St.. 54 r 90th st.. 4M Psrk sv.
7 rooms, on snd two bsths. 11.100 to 11,700.
Two snd three rooms and bath. MM to HOD
All night elevator. hall and 'phoue service;
all Improvements: resident superintendent.
Broadway REMCO Mlh StrMt
STt'lllo epartmrnt: Isrte room and bsth;
newly renovsted: skylight, sll Improvements;
1411 and tan Inquire usa tail ISthst
- - - - I J
4 ITY RE VI. EWTATE.
Geo. R. Read & Co.
REAL ESTATE
0 Xstssti St.
S Fast -atn
Hi: AI. K.STATK.
UKAI. ESTATE
ai Nassau Street.
nr. VI lTTF. FOR si l.l.
KENNEBUNKPORT, MAINE
FOR SAI.h lleautlful seashore agd country
estate: modern conv euleuces; 21 acres with
fereit; hlih elevnllon. will be sold entire or dt
vldrd. Owner. UOnHAIs N, .OHTON, Law
rence. M sss
is iiienin ii ii i.
4 Ol NTIti PROFF.HT1 aOR StbB.
FOR SALF; FARMS FARMS Is the Rerkshlres.
Msss.snd Coiumblsi p., N. V . ; write for whaljou
want; Wl MAVF. IT snd will send PHOTO.
M H SMITH. Hlnsdsle. Msss . J. T. TANK
Chatham. N V.
"TMF. PCBLIC RR PLF.ASrD.-
REDUCED RATE8
Boston, Providence,
COLONIAL LINE
BOSTON $2.50
PROVIDENCE, Boat Direct I.6C
FALL RIVER. Via Boat and Rail. 1.8S
WORCESTER. Via Boat and Rail. 2M
"BOA IDENt Round trip Villi
BOSTOHtti'iripl'tl.SO
Ihrsr rates lnrlu.de berth In eliher tirntlemrn ?
or ladles I'ablns 'Ihe Caklnt are under the
rhargr of competent Stewards snd Stew an
essrs
Steamer leaves New tivik from Pier .10 Vortll
River, fool W est Houston st . dathr, lm hiding
Sunda:, tM I' M sitsterootns ai.oc and an.
ALL Ot "ISIUK ItiiilMS FINEST SfMrF
I hones sprint '.'in. and Ms;
AND POINTS
IN
NEW
ENGLAND
FALL RIVER LINR
Via Newport and Fall
ft Warren St . week
Sirs. COMMON
dav s ,ii: i smiUs1 - ,' ' T
WE VI. I 11 anil i HIRCILI
A. trcheir on each
NORWICH LINE
I New linden. L'. Pier
. week say a iflO r M,:
90 r. M. Strs. MAINE
I lr to. i; , ft. MdSI
an.t tVr.At ll A MI'SH I HI
NEW HAVEN LINE
'. M . wstk da: ntilv . ft
Sir KICHAHII PKOK.
Ttaksta Ac . st 171
Lv i'ler J. F. It . I 44
I nst ::u St . lOO I . M.
Trsnaftr,
Tourist uteres snd Piers
BOSTON
ELECT MABTM:vrV
tmiM. 1 -aril sit., viist fninp.
OK SIXTY-SIX WEST T2nd STREET
New York's nistlnctly I'misusl Hotel ADartmsnts
a a room, with bath anTrfJEN.
ai.aoo to ea.aoo.
Apply loSunerlntendeiton premises rrprssendag
8X0WH BROS.. Irc. Owntrs aid Billdm
.11 EAMI 30111 MT.. NKAK BROADWAY.
IS2 V. 7id Mt . tlaw son A Hobbs Phone 740 CoL
Ft HNIMHItn RfMISM TO I.KT.
DENTIST'S OR DOCTOR'S OFFICE,
tth. 71 East- front Psrlor; north light.
HIT It ST.. 14 WEIIT Two ronneetini rooms,
running water, steam best, bsth, prlvsts so
trsnre ROv'KWF.LL.
Ml. ST., la F.AST Ranovsted rooms, nicety
furnished, running wster. new plumbing; barks
lors preferred.
4110 ST. I F A ST Xar ge. sttrsclhrs roetni
' running wster; slsn smsll room.
wf It ST., EAST- Furnlthed rooms SS3l
i tiatbs; feoUemen; refereares.
I SISTEST.. 72 WF.ST Atusctlv rooms let
i bachelors; hsndsomely dscorsted; artuueauy
furnished: everylhlni new: private baths; elee
1 maty; privets hells: telephone: exclusive quar
tern for exclusive men: 17 to 111
MTH ST.. 77 WF.ST lone flight npi Mlcely fur
nished front parlor with two eonnecUaf bed
rooms for two or three gentlemen.
MTH ST., 101 FAST Newly furnished rooms;
In ice. smsll: sll Improvements: telephone.
.VfTIt ST . Ml WKST- Large rooms, newly
ilrrnrnied. newly furnished: all ronvenlenees;
French family: telephone.
AST 1 1 ST 310 W F.ST Slagl and double outald
rooms, furnished or iiofurDlshed. elevator spaia-
ment HAMILTON
nri'll ST . 17 WMT Two connecting front
rooms; telephone, tmth. steam heat; private
Urnlie. S'lRINtiFR
S2H ST
eleetfldty
i-i' pSio-, r
12S u f.st Private bstb. steam heat,
paroaet floors, special parlor u't
s.viH ST . 104 WFST Attractive large parlor,
rnunei ling hi ilrnmn. bath adjoining: high cUsa
apartment. MALLOY.
Mil SI
noms. hi
.US EST- Kxreotlonallv large, llgkl
rooms, luith; rlevninr apartment: telephoaa MM
Idvrr. CAMPBELL
1 iisiTll ST., W wi'ST -Fssddlously furnheisd
reors. with ndlnlnlng bs'h. private residence;
gentlen an or tcrslness Isdv ; even convenlencs;
referenres.
I07TH ST.. 330 1VFST High class elevator
si's: 'iiKin. attrarllve rooms. beauUfully fur
nished, reference! GCRNKK.
I H2TH ST. lit WERT Choice apartaeett
rnsllv furnished room; subway snd L"; on
fllgbt 1VHITF.
IISTH ST.. 417 WF.ST-Newly furnished rooms;
selert rlrvstor spsrtment: high class seeotmno-
dstloDs: homelike FORT.
12311 ST. MO WF.ST uorner Broadway) a
repUonallv attrarllve front rooms; kltchea: el.
. vstor: referenres Apsrtraent AI.
i l2Ii ST . .34 UT.ST Attractive large and small
. rooms, telephoiie. bsth. shower' one night. WAL-
llF.ft.
IMTIt ST.. Ill WEST -I
1ST -Handsomely furnlsked t
dn?SSETT,h' Pa"-
front, bsrli parlor.
I entrance: telephoue
IVRfiE ANirsMAl.L PLEASANT R0Q14f
FOR aENfLEMRN ONLY
PRIVATE HOUagl
RETERKNCFS I0S EAST :TH.
PARLOR FLOOR to let. also attraeths far
nlshed rooms, single, en suits; bachelor sperv
ments. 71 Madlaoo av , cor. 2llh St.
tfVSHlNlJTti.N HEIGHTS SF.CTION-
orrupj Ing evm room suite in elevator apartaaeat
will rent one very desirable light room. A. T.,
box 10S Sun office
MIAHIIEItw WANTKH.
STH
A V.. 4 romfortsblv furnished large.
smnll rooms, with board: refined surround!!
references: tsble guests.
HTH ST . F tST Adlolning nth IV., hand
some rooms, newly decorated, superior table.
I4TH ST . SU9-SI1 WKST ilhe PerrygTlanl
Nicely furnished rooms, steam hest. eaeallSBl
tsble.. ressoosblc. telephone.
SSTH ST.. 40 VKST Single, double outstd
newly furnished rooms, kltrheoette tulles; s4e
vator FOBSCIINKR
IISTH ST.. 417 WKST Newly decorated sag
funlshed rooms: Southern rooking, daintily
served; aubwav . trolley.
IISTH ST . ISA 1VKST - Large an small
gaon board. Jewish famlh . parlor dlnli.g room
IttD ST., sjn WKST tttrartlve front, modern
room: telephone, elei-trh-lty. elevator; rcasonsblss
hoard Optional KF.RKKH
I HD ST.. isn WHST Handsome Isrge furnished
rooms, hoard, married emipie. genilenien; adult;
American family.
14STH ST. Sll WF.ST Large room, running
water, overlooking Hudson River, good hoard;
telephone, refi retires.
VACANCY, In private family of reflnemat
isrge southern Monti near "I'd st subway: every
thing strictly nrst class. Oi'PORTCN'ITY. bo
I in Sun oflflre
WASHINOTON PL . 115 Large, .mail room.;
escenrni inniff; nonie rooking; reasooSDte; Sll
conv inlioeea,
RITl'ATIOSJII WANTED.
ACCOl NTA.NT8.
BOOKKr.EPF.RS.
STI-NOGrUPHKItS.
Hlgh-Grads OtTlon Hal
. Helps
&Tefi!
Omre Service Co
M Pine st. Tsl. Mil
HELP HARiTKU MA LB.
WANTKD
SALES COACH TO IiIUKCT SALFSS4K
SELLING BBS! PENCE PltOPERTY: ONLY
HIGH GUAM MAN WHO HAS ORGANIZED
SI'Ct'KSSFt'L SELLING FOBCE Or REAL
ESTATE SAI.ESMl'.N CONSIDKRED. APPLY
FKKII ft. VAN PATTEN. HOTEL RRESLIN.
BHOADtAAY A J9TH ST., TfESUAY. OCT. lib.
ALL DAY AFTER 10 A. Is.
BL'SINBM 4HANE!.
WHY CANADA hF.Fl'SF.Il UEC1PROCITT
because Canadian, are now wonderfully pros
perous making money rapidly sod surely
splendid rhancss for investment land vslses
steadily sd v an rln. millions of new wssllH
created yearly ciuea growing unprecedeoMdly.
See fsru listed snd prediction, of William fc.
Curtis. America', most fsmou. newspaper spselsl
writer, now touring western Canada dn Chlesgo
iiru'i u-nn nm tuu asioneapaiis journal, asps.
Issues! ; also of tns great financier . Thomas Law
son. i Boston Post, Aug. lit: also leadlni AmerlosR
agricultural experts. Including Professor (of Soil
Fertility. PetUt of Illinois Cnlvertlty: editor, of
"Nebraska Farmer, "Farmer.' Review" iCblesgo.
"Farmstead" (Ulansapoll.i sad others all pre
dict untold riches within near future for wesUrS
Csnsda. Thla eonservstlvs Liverpool carpers-
tlnn owns properties In ll principal western oluss,
representing Investment of million dollars,
slrrady showing prottta of lino.nno within two
years. Both city snd country properties ofler
similar opportunities. You can share these proils
staying where you are running no risk In
vesting smsll er Isrge sums st your cnavalsnoe.
A limited number nf Investment units but not a
rtmk-selllng nor partnership affair -no uncer
tainty we send full particulars, maps, proofs
snd ststlstlrs By our "non-forfeit of payments"
plan Investors hsve at least nine month, to de
termine whether to complete Investments or so
rept money bsck within one yesr. with Sper cent,
interest Over one-third of the limit nss been
passed in three months Hecent Investments
range from II.Vusi cash down In 110 per month
for 10 mouths lone barred Canada's largest
hank handles our funds, hlghesi ronimerrlsl
rstlng; referenres on request tine Investor be
comes n nucleus for a group Remember this la
not an ordinary proposition; you have nine moo lbs
time to satisfy yourself fully before you nesd
decide. Now, dnn'l Infer; don't guess; don t
delay. Write for particulars to-day. TA's are
sure It will Interest four out of live who write.
You run nn risk. Write now t snadlau City
and Town Properties, l td . KM Stobsrt blk..
Portage sve . Winnipeg. Canada.
UMTi KOt Nil AMI MWIAJHaV
liOST -Thuisdav . Sent. 14. gold crochet needle;
x rrward for return lo . Intel Gotham. Atk at.
snd .Vi Ui at.
ALB
BY Al I Tit 14.
A COLLECTION of books, including at
Slither.; salss svsry syealsf , . 1-AWitE.N
JONES. Auctioneer, nil Broaawsy