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SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913.
THE CALD MET If E W I
PAOE THREE
Hancock Department
SINGER RECALLS REV. RARRETT
STRIKE INCIDENT LEAVES MONDAY
Evan Williams Was in Center of Hancock Congregational Pastor
WILL HOLD BIG
PARADE MONDAY
Labor Day Celebration For Coun
ty at Hancock Park
Battle at Syracuse
to Preach Farewell Sermon
Ici-Saill
thai it's
lions ;ii
Kmiii Williams, th,. greal Welsh l. ii
or tagggi who win givs concert nexi
Tueoday evening at tin- Kerredgs the
ater will remain in M a rput t c until
either htouday or Tuesday,
Mr. Williams i accompanied hv ins
-m. n n. in panvereetloa iv Ufa a
reporter, Mm great alngsr stated thai
northern Michigan pear to be a
commuhlt) to live in. ami
exhllaratlnt climatic condl
certalnl benelictal.
Tin- singer prefers .. r, main in
Marquette until Tueeda) instead of
going n the popper countrj foi rev
erg reasons, one is thai the golf
links give bin nn opportunity to as 1
joj hts favorite pa at lie, The priaci-;
pal rMson, however, is the unsettled
...
i. mi' . mi, in iiir copper country, Mr.
Williams hail an experience last spring
m Syracuse, . Y., !ii h makes mm
hesitate aoMewhal of traveling in a
strike He. While in Hie eu York
' ii., the sinKer related, he was walk
ing ilown one of the street! in the
morntngi ami he noticed a targe nura-
her of men marching down the Street,
Thinking it as a parade of some kind
m sheer vnnos of an Italian holiday, be
paid little attention to n Suddenly
ho notiitil thai the nterchers stopped
ami ruahed into a building under con
struction ami brought oul two work
men. Then two sutomoblloe loaded
with policemen arrived on the acene,
ami the toreigneri began to throw
stones and stielcs at the patrolmen. A
buttle resulted and he was between
the police squadron and the strikers,
ill tie- path "I the thrOWn missiles.
when the affair wai qulted ami in
remained in the center of it. being
unable to j-et out sevtal ot the or-
elghers ware wounded bj the bullets
from th" patrolmen'i enn and t im
i er of i ottcemen were badly hruleed.
This im iilent. In emphasised, will keep
him away from 'he Striken in the
copper country as much ..s poMlbfe
when he leaves Marquette.
it.
' i . HHBJIUUB I iailel I , J
Ws i Congregational
' tin- poat til
! I", at.. I in
1 lalcvv. II
1 eat s,
ahuilet.
nnon here
Iter of the
i hurch fen
ami l.efore that
will prsach his
tomorrow night.
Rev. Barrett during the three years
thai he has heeii loeale.l beret has
WOK lie hearts Ol all residents with
Whom h. as com.- in in roman 1. iv
gardleas of religious beHefa it is with
a fbettng of tin doopaal regret thai the
members of ins congregatloa accepted
his reslgnattoa which was prompted by
poor h.alth.
Rov. Barrett's heart was s fronted by
tin- copper count n sltltude and In
d hv
; found it Baoeaaai
J He was given the I
gat tuna I hurch n!
1 about the time tht
specialist an,i he
to leave at once.
ail to the dongre
Rocheatar, Minn.,
i he learned thai
LECTURE BY DR. FISCHER.
H.-.ncock Physician Will Talk at Es
canaba Sept. 13-14.
The people of Kara nnlis win have
opportunity on Baturdai ami Be nday,
Sept. Kl-ll. to listen to lectnris mi sex
ru cations bj Dr, Arthur I'. Ptecher of
llanoock, says tin- Boca nabs Journal.
lr. Ptechei has achieved fame as a
lectmm on ih.se subjects, having
given tie in l.i fme Hie Ann rl an. the
si.ue ami the Upper Penlasuls Medi
cs I societies,
it was after list, sing to Dr. Wecber's
lecture at tin prassni medic si aesocta
tioii meeting at Ishpemlng ih.it Dr, A.
B, Kitchen ol this i t Invited him to
rasas M tins eety to lecture, The in
vitation was act opted, and the dales
for the lecture have been ftxed as
a ho vc stated.
't he lectures on Baturda) evening
'iii in- for phyekrlaas, dnnttats, clergy
men, lawyers, sducatocs ami newepa
per men only, 'mi Bunda) afternoon
Dr, riac her will give ids lecture on
fiese iptestions p, women and gifts
only, ami in t he evening he w ill lec
ture to nun and boys only, it hi arob-
Sbls that the Sunday iei'lur. s will be
; ; -ii at the high school auditorium,
ami admission will he bj ttcstSl Oftty,
bui ihsrs will t.e no charge for the
tickets. Ka child ran antler II years of
am w in he admitted to the km tuns.
mimes accompanied by parent of
guardian.
Dr. lissmggVtlluatrates his lectures
hj over I9i stereuptleon vlewp, and
thane views add ret materlalli to the
lllt'-lest aim the alUC ol I he addresses.
HANCOCK SCHOOL OPENING.
Teachers Will Gather Here Monday to
Outline Year's Work.
The Hancock public and par-., lu.il
se,ools Will open lor Hie fWI-1 I t il III
Tuesday, The teachers w ill gather on
Mnda) nfternoon si tin office of Bu
iwrtntandeni Lee to receive hnni in-
slltietlons. The staff this enr will
show many changes, the superintend'
eat being a WrS man and main of the
high school faeuiiv coming hare far
the drat roar
The m.ijoriM oi Man " k's teachet i
I ill arrive tOdU) and lomotl OU 'I'!"'
s. hools i.rv in llrst .lass eonditlnn,
having baan rarafulli overbeailed lur
ing the suinnier vacation. The school
ill handle supplies and text boohs
this year for the llfSi time and one of
he principle points to dk cuasad at
i ii- m eiinK lu re Munda) s 'ii ba the
handling of t bene commodll fa i
The llaneoek khffa school football
team piol.al.lv will start praclie
Tnrsdai . The team is s iihout a reg
ular coach and this task will pTWh-
. i.iv tail ..a one ..f the te w members
..i the faeiiitv Th. amn tnm encel
i. in material, bom - h .t sndm sloped,
hut ,1 goad roar is keakad mr.
MRS. CHARLES KENDALL DEAD
lira, Oiarlrw Kendall, w if " I -
lain Kendall of th' QUjtnCy mine. .as-
d iwa i.t h r home hurt svefdnf sil -
-ra two BSOnthS llne.s Mr.-. Kendall
S as an old r. sid. nt of Qnhtl I having
..me t.. the copper country ai Inn t'
of 1 1 yaarg. She wan - 'i nt tin' time
of hat death sin is survived bf
faar linshand and h I- nr sous and
five daughters Roy, Arthur, long,
wiiiiam. Jen!, Pearl, Sftmlm, m
r ,, Pnni r.H m ' ' '
i..a basgj m.oi. sa yet,
in- must have HaneoeU and lie con
cluded lo aeeepl the , ail.
Rev, Barrett's successor has not as
yet been selected b) the church hoard.
The pulpit will be supplied next Sun
day by Uev. . D. flrhnmahct. of
hfoadon, hi., w bo w in he here on the
following Bunda) slao, The hoard lias
tine,, poatorg umh r consideration and
win probably ut .aeh ..i them to
e,,tne h re to make an address hefoie
deciding lo whom I.. extend the call.
Ue . Barrett win speak at both ser
vices here tomorrow and will leave
Monda) ior Rochester, Ho tis al
read., shipped his household effects to
Rochester ami will he joined there by
Mry. Barrett and Ins two sons, who
have been called to Mrs. Barrett's old
heme in Ohh) b) the Hews of the ser
ious illness of Mrs Barrett's mother.
r n
couni
feat Ml
oral lo
Tile
hue s venue in Baal ii
will move through tin
..r nun frog
II parts d
nasty, win in
Mister parad
trade ami
ami Baraga
of the bin i.hor Day 1
I" oe belli here Monday.
parade win he formed on
ughton
streets
i all
the
the
ele-
a ml
of
city
he
Houghton and Han u to the
park iii re, w hers exercksm will
held The parade srgi form about
lv:9t o'clock ami reach the park ghoul
li o'clock,
The parade will consist of an i.'n-
menes nunsher ol men. the exact
number having bean estimated any-
in i from Ave to gftw n i hmssj sd
Til.- members ..i the Western fedora
Uea of Miners, sHiiated with the other
topper country labor unions in the
Tt SdsS and l.ahor council, have heell
invited to take part.
n arrlt al at the park, a number of
addresses will he made b a OQTgO of
speakers. IS very nationaUt) win be
represented in the speech -making,
The address, s win probabl Intagsat
many bul more will he attracted by
the oih.r features of the celebration.
Refreaaments win ... boM but the
' OCil has ruled that ahsouiev all
intoxicants gre barred.
Tiie program of games and sports
will he a comprehensive one ami un-
loubtedh will attract inati.v. The
sports and speech, s w ill he practically
the oall general feature to amuse the
flatters with the exception of the
oind concerts and dancing. The
bands will he in attendance all day
and will pla) for tearing at the park.
Rver) store in Hnnooofc will prob
ably he . lo.-ed Mondav .
. .VJI City business Will he suspended
ami the usual governmental duties.
with 'he exception of the policing of
DUTCH TO CELEBRATE
Oranne Day" Is Honored by Holland
ers in the United States.
Orand Rsgjlde, ketch., Aug.,
commit me having headquarters m tins
cltj has oagggdeted aii in i ssgaaants
lor tin- ceieiirut mi. i a new loin, ,,f
OrSnge Dig bj ..II Hollanders iii
ihe lulled Mutes Th. celebration
win i.ck in igganrrn whan all the large
DUtCh settlellients In tins COttntT) are
expected i send cable saseeages con
graiulating Queen NV'ilhelsxins on bar
birthte) aiinlveisarv and honoring the
house of OffSmgS I'M ItS century of ex
istence and what n hBS done fpf his-
keyi ami the i ut ii paogJe .ill at sr
the world.
ADDITIONAL HOUGHTON
J, T. M'NAMARA GALLS
NATIONAL HOCKEY MEET
TO FORM NATIONAL COMMITTEE
AT CLEVELAND MEET
ING SCPT. 6.
Gossip of Market and Mines by Minnear fi Co.
iContinucri from Page Two.)
The
hockey
(he al
laseha
BOCiS I h
irgantxation ot a national
ommlttai similar to the Na
oansgiaaaon thai rules the
world, and nf a National .s
..f Hocki ;. t. amst is the
. T. HoNamurs of Houghton.
AID IS RATHER TARDY.
Denver
' I,.
it. will he dropped COT tile day.
ney
a h-.i
her
tiat nr.
Lawyer Wants To Know
Couple. Long Dead.
ief William Reatenbai fa yeaterday
sd a letter i rom a i nmver sttor
making Inquiries into tin- whom
ts of ana Mrs. Mstttki fJoodale, or
h' irs. Ii is presumed from the
liable p
If this should
however, it M ill
Coodale Is teat
William QoOt
civil w ar The
him h ick In re
t the communication thai mis.
had fallen heir to some val
o petty.
MTOVe to he tin- case,
he to,, late, as Mrs
She was tin- wife
h a veteuna of tin
d Of I he war brOUghl
tier four veers of
service aid the couph
until some thirty years
Qoodale wss taken to
home in iii. .mi Rapids
n Sided here
xgo w hen M r,
t in- M taonfa
The rulinns
dds
Re
' !
HANCOCK BREVITIES.
have
plan of
To further (hose
Org has called a in.
of hockev clubs till
Stat.s to he held
6, Notices of Ihe m.
all of the more
throughout tic im
ceptusi es have Is
Byraeuse, Boston,
Detroit, Battlt St'v
ends Mr. McXam
Stlttg of the heads
lugboul the United
it Cleveland Bept,
Ul Wii Wel'e sellt to
Important clubs
id States and SC
SI received lloln
Dulttth, st. Paul
Marie and I'levc-
I'ls II. .11, iii. I and Ink
raturneid from Aaalalns where the) at-1
tended the retreat tor the junior t'ath- J
ollc ci, rgy,
Dr, A 1". I'is h. r of ii in. will oc- I
tare before the Bopt ember meeting of j
tile Delta COUnt) medical Society on j
'.he
land with the probablllt) that New
Vork also win he represented.
The lack of a controlling organisa
tion has made it hard lo arrange eon
test that will make it possible to se
lect the national hockey champion.
Conditions have I.. . ii chaotic in this
.-port throughout the ccuntrj ami the
Houghton manager believes it is time
now to orgs n tee,
The natural out.. .me of the move
ment, if it is successful, will he i wo
big hoeke) knafuea, one embracing the
eastern .pies and the other the west
postseason series for the Ameri
can championship ..mi the right to
pia the Canadian champions for the
vorhTs title will naturally follow.
I Houghton will thus have a chance .
I regain us bmrafai as the great Ameri
can Hocko) sjontt r
irlel Plaaue.'
.Mrs. tt illiam It. id
JrM have returned fn
triil son, W illiam.
Mil a trip to Chi"
Henrj
borne ii
With hi:
Jackson has r
I lOfldon, nil.
daughter, Mrs
if tile I. J. made It i 111 liossihle to ai - I
commodate Mrs Ghmdale at nrnt, bul
when the ruh s were amended this was
ion.. Mr. QoodaJe died there twenty
five vears ggo sad his widow then re
turned to Hancock when she lived for
five ye us prior lo her death.
So far as cm, Id he learned. Mrs.
c lale left in. relattvee, Thais were
relatives ot Mrs. Qcndsie's here, bul
the communication Inquired specifical
ly after Mrs. Oooteles relativea Mrs.
: late is remembered b) bul a few
of the older residents. The . hi I has
written to the Denver sttornej sdvls
ing hiii to . ommunicat , with the head
..f the MJchbmn Masonic organisation
in the hope thai the regards there wttl
reveal smile trace of Mrs. (iooilale's
famll) .
A KIND HEARTED PHYSICIAN.
Kdw aid
moved to
locate,
Mrs. Mar)
Itlng Han. '
Perso
Marqui ii.
uid
'turned to his
aflei a 'tall
R, B, I'ox.
lamilv have
where the) will
llai ton of i Chicago is is
k relatives.
Dr. Stern of Cleveland Volunteers to
Aid Dependent GiH.
Dr. w ' Mern ! Cleveland, who
is lu re on a visit to his fa t In i - in-la w .
,i,,. oi. Bnvr, of Hancock, is a. special
i.,1 in a class of caSCS that bfOUgttl
to his nttehtlon tin cam of Okjfa Mart
now ol the Hood Will i'.uui. Olga hi
thirteen years of age ami has baan
hums tor a number of rasnv. Dr.
Btern's attention was called to hat
.ase o Judge Batstlc) ami as this
cans was in his lie. the Cleveland
physician volunteered ' perrorm an
operation tree.
Tin- Kiii Bras taken to si. Jooeph's
Iroapltal ami the operation was per
formed yesterday with apparently
life, it success Willie ll is loo eaiiv
vet tor the physician to tell with an
oerialnly, he fell sure this morning
Dial I he hlM S OUM Sgldn be normal
Should tills pXrvs true, Digs will he
aide to fit. e lite vltlloltt III. 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 . . I ,
ihat appnrentl) deatlnad her to the hfe
4 a depemlelll
TRACK MEET ON MONDAY.
Si Teams Entered For S. P. I. Invi
tational Meet Here.
TS. s. P, I. stab of the Hancock
M B, chunh will hold their invlta-
l tonal track end heii meet hers Hon
gag) lahssj tey, the iiaucoi k driving
path ha vim: heell chosen fOf ihe meet.
Six teams bneS hcvl etllereil, ere-
sentlraj the Hancock, Atlantic, RB-kese
.! ale, OadUfSM I. QukSSy and l.aiiriuin
churches. These nains w ill BUter njbaSM
svan men each.
The public is cord! all) Unit .1 lo at
tend and are assured a Hist ektsg en
tertainment. Th. meet will he under
the rMrsettoa rsf canapatoal aalckini
geoen frasg the various churches tak-
iiil' part.
SECOND DAY OF MEETING.
The second da) of the convention
of the I'ederat.d YoltllK I'eoph'S so
ul', ot the NorweKian Lutheran
ehun h s in ie c atured t ins nftei noon
0 Ihe ele. lioll of nffloerS The Ill
im issioii was devoted to lectures.
ARTISTS' COLONY FLOURISHES.
Vil'agc Founded 100 Years Ago by
Garot Is Mecca of Painters.
Paris, Aug. N Ons of tin- chsspeal
places to h. in all Prsnce, and it the
same time one of the most attractive
lo lovers Of the open ci.linll.v, is the
sunny village of Tropted, in plctur
toque Ptcardy This little town li
.lose to the very faahlonabls ssaihoro
resorts f Paris Plage and Ls Tou
qUCt, Wlule prices have s.-aled to the
skies, but nevt rt beleos it remains lha
simple vllhtge that Cdroi ftrsi discov
ered nearly hundred yenrj ngo.
(Torot painted some of his Well
known canvuaaes mar Trepled, ami
he beaut) of the surrounding country
makes aii equally strong nppenl lo sr
Msis today, for the Plcard) vlllnga has
he. il frequented rl lats years by a
group of Ami rican and English nrthrts,
man o Whom have 'lecoine lalllollS.
To mention only a tew there are Prank
Bmngwyn. Blr Alfred Bast, Hughes
Stanton, Henr) s. Huhbell, Frederick
PYieeekr, H. 1 Tanner end i Ntdley
Hnrdy; Ind d thdre Is hardly sjn
American painter who his Studied in
Burope bul has sietii one or moat
summers painting Ihe siivci sand
dunes am! ptttS woods Blong tin' coast.
or ihe stately poplars and rich pan
lures inland. Trepled soon he. aim- too
small Sttd the artist visitors Unwed
or into the llshiiiK town of DtapleS
and the latnous old palled city oi
Montret iisur-Mer, mad' famous b)
iel,.r Hugo a lid Lawrence Sterne.
i,lf is cneap within the boundaries
nf iii.- colony. Comfurtabk fnrm-
louses, with gardens and ha in studios
m. v be rented fat Rfty dollars s your,
and there an exceHenl market thrtoe
Weekly i.t Ktaples al which the ossip
of the colon) is sgchnnged At Paris
Plage snd Us Touqiml gnther nanny
persons of wealth and hwhlon ami
tier, is n"lf and polo: hut the two
worlds meet only tt I US annual sum
mer pi' tore exhibition which, started
gg veais ggja m the Parish room al
tachad to the church at Parts ri me.
In pow one nf the tines! art shows In
the Prencu provinces.
SHOWING HIS JOY.
A dark Filipino, in JoW,
Said. I'm glad l iu le Sam won nt
polo:
l-'or BgJ lov e's lie. p. V ol s. e.
Kor the folk closs the sea
Tiun he whetted the sdga -if his hah
Judge.
PLAYGROUND WORK ENDED.
C. G. Wagner Thinks Experiment Has
Been Successful Here.
'. ,i. uagnar, physical dlrectoi of
iii.- Houghton schools, i. .is completed
his win'; is plkyground expert for
Houghton, the nptnlng ol school rank
ins it necessary tor him to rssums his
duties as i hyaloaj dir.- tor.
Mr. Wagner spent a month iiiis
summer directing tha pli ground work
in Houghton. He was originally en
gagad bj the Bohool board tor ihe mil
suinnier hut hll father's death just as
he was about to take up the work
made il necessary for him to spend
a month and a half at his homi in
Burlington, wis., an I consequent!) be
was foiled lo , nt down his work hele
to only a month,
The work lids BUBimfl was on a
soniewhi.t smaller seals than Mr, Wan
ner had al Rrsl plante d Willi bul a
month at ins disposal he was natural
ly unahle to BITS flgS and OBIT) OUI a
v ei pretentious system of playground
work, but the i "suits of his efforts
have olivine. 'd him that there Is a
bread fletd here for sack srork,
ll wax difficult i.t llrst to gel the
boyS Interested When he desired to
assist hut thb was tlnal'.v accomplish-
1 1 is pia ns were reduce I
nt tempi t int. test liu
I. w hotesptne gsimes t h
them exercise suite. I
ed.
I'll
Km
give them
physique.
The ohlel
baaeball teams
were sneourag
better sulu 1
in
1 heir
l,.c s
w ef
hile (h,
i to take
tan I Bed tnt
ounger hoyt
nt in gumc
their nullities,
TO REPEAT STURGEON TRIP.
Ro.
to
Lcisk and William Cahoon
PadtHe Down tht River.
RoS9 !eisk and William Ca n,
from Houghton, who last year, tor
the first time mi record, made the 'rip
down the BturgeoU river from Hestoris
lo Chansell, will repeat then- experi
ence 'his tall, leaving on . similar trip
this evenrag,
ThO) will stall at Herman this time.
however, snd spend two weeks mak
ing the trip. The enner'ence of last
veaif has Convinced them that the
Sturgeon trio is an Meal vacation,
Sinn a up is not una Headed by
dander. Wolves, hears and other sal
nais Hi't. no i with frequently lart
season by 'he canos natty ami there
was always the danger of a wreck on
the stream The river s bounds
tengerous rapids and fails which c
tribute to he risk.
In
hVgunda Ranches of Penenonse, Pa
nama, who has proclaim, d himself the
Meuetah, has predicted the diakf aitliin
of tile world
There sre f5l banks In Van Oliver. D.
,:sl Near I hC 1 1 COmMned clear
iiikm lotnled Heb,ll9tt1t
MINING COLLEGE CLOSES
Students Return to Homes Danre
Proves Very Successful.
The Mich IrStl College of Mines for-
malty cloned Itn year's work this noon
when the surveying classes completed
their work. The other courses closed
Most of the s tttdeni
t evejifcag on th" i it
tin remainder leavi this
et eiiinir.
closed its sia-tlil seas-.il
last evenins with a dancing part) 1
th th k rlllti house. The parti w.i
a suceessfnl OUSI Klinnkamnu i s ot
hestra provided the music. The col
lXe will .. re-open-'d on Spt.n.
BJ tor tin fall term, the entran i .
iinmaiioie and tin- r4ggfltrni!ofl of
students st .'li. oil SepteniL. i
vesterda y.
'left town Is
rains, while
ifternoon "t
The co lea
Cupper, Nevada Consolidated, Cklne ami Rnj Pogaelldsled.
imt yeeterday tad ds nig red the regular uuartarl) divi
nend on each the sbpvs mentioned com pen lea. Tin
dividends III older li iin.il an 7.'. cents. fj i cuts. 7". cents
and tfkj cents, and all ale pavuhle on Boptamber : : 1 1 1 t'j
slot k ot re. ol d September Ith.
This is tin set on. i dlabui sement by Ra) Consolidated
and ChWOi w Idle the OlkOfS hive oe. n paying this rale
.-line i gee,
Had it not been for the labor disturbances which cus
ihe compaB) abeui H.nes,eei in detested proflta, it is quite
Mhely the dividend disbursement on Utah Copper would
have been Increeued tins quarter, Apparently it is th.'
object ef th.- management to put the haauoea of this com
pany ill such shape that the)' will nut he comi ''lied to gg
to the setlmg ngenrles for advances on copper in the pro
cans of manuteeturv. it requires practically a surplus of
.".,oini,iiiMi to tt nil ii the product of this company without
borrowing money before tin- topper is delivered.
T0N0PAH BELMONT
Tin regular quarterly dividend was de hired, payable
October isi to sto.k of intogd Beptember 15th An In
. .ease vv is expected and while it did not COm at this
time, undoubtedly the rate wlB be increased at the new
declaration, as is warranted by the earnings
Allowing that the carniim for tin balano of the year
Will he as good as the. vile during tie in.. nil, ot July,
or l?&,egti the profit for the year should total over
(m. At the present rate, earn. i. us arc equivalent to
approximately 1.M per year.
The company bud in Its treasury on I'. Miliary SI, ISI 3,
1 1 ,7iii, in to. After making dtabursemcn ts to stockholders al
ihe pressnl rale of l,as pet year, this surplus Will have
I'.i n iic leased ovei t.MMi.lina h Jailliarv 1st.
This compaB) has an enormous ore reserve sad ranks
iiinong the Rrsl of the previous metal miles. Develop
im ut mi ndjolnlng iuopen.es are ceuitlnuall) extending
I In- prov en ofe .one, fot tile North Star companv is do
veloplns an ore ho.iv on the 1,211 level thai without a
doubt i expected to extend beyond North star s bound
ary into Belmont's virgin mound. The Halifax lias is.
proven up an ore body right up to tin eastern boundary
of lie- Belmont property,
Belmont's lowest workings, or a depth of 1,520 feet, ate
proving phenomenally rich Samples Ir.m tin I. f
Ihe drift at this level ghoa Values of tO the toll,
which ,s much better than thai extracted on the L.tM
level.
NORTH BUTTE
Pinking ai tin Qmnlte Mountain shaft ol tins propert:
is progressing rapidly and a depth of igag feel has been
attained. Station is being CUl at that point cud a en
Itectlon made Wltk the Speculator Shaft s soon as tins
work is completed, sinking will he resumed to tin- j.m"-
This level should n
A Iter t hat a slit ion
ith tin correepondlag
d Montana havi
foot level, or the objective point.
. . ., gad I he lat L l i al i of Ictoher.
will be cut and Connect SHI made w
level ot ll.( Speculator
BUTTE COPPER CAMP
The inuiiiiK interests in the -tat.
Huht oi their bands similar i the tonnagt tax In Mich
igan tin. i has heen broughl ap esters the Mlekagaa legkH
InturS Mi several occasion-. Their proposed tax. however,
conies in a dggerenl form; that is it is u graduated tax
l si sad the BMurket price ef the metal, and according to
prseem ptana, on a ii cent natal market, if tin- alii cui
ries the coppei rnmpsnlss in Montana will have to pay
.out .1 year additional tax.
it no-.- without saying that th" Ansa Igasaa ted sompany
Will Ilxilt the bill in SOUM quarters it is even intimated
that it Is a political move. However, ii will he some Unas
i'. ine this inn win income effective, if ever, for it srtfi
have to he MtbUBftted I" t!.e ot!s of the slate according
to our informant.
GOLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED
The estimated earnings of this companv for the month
at July ate $ii;v7M ami compan with fag,?ii in funs
ami M?!,tSf a year ago. There sfere Pia ltd durksg tie
month j:,.".."a tons of ore is ..nn.-i u".lsti tons in June. ,r
eery nearl) Lest tons less. The earnings for the month
of .inly are the lowest a, tin hiHtotv oi the Consolidate I
company, and ate at the tan ..( ic than i". cuts quar
terly, it i unite apparent, as hi the ones with all ihiuhi
nUag 1 1 1 positions, thai every month brings lower earn
in, though the id.- .a tin property may be en ten dad
Meeting for dividend action should he held ..i a vri.'
ally date. ll is quit, likely cents will he paid, t h
-aine as foi th p. st I . s. In i - l ii 1 1 .1 1 pcl i ids.
LA ROSE
The total income iiom this property I'm ihe month of
Juiv vas 1 1 s 1 .". ' . i' icticaU) all of which vvas received
Hie etimuan) for the mouth of July. The miscellaneous
Income vvas $l, !;!. 10,
Rgncnses for the sams period were il,4S2.08, '".iviny
a net prdll for tin month it IK 1,111. Whil" tins ts riot
quite is Inrge as for the two preceding months, it show.-;
i very uniform product and en ruing power.
The turpi ua of this cempnny at the end of Jul) stood nf
11,118,900 in cast:, wiih 8O0,0O0 additional .hi' from smel
tci s and h- value of ore on hand. This is a reduction of
111,000. comparing it with the end of June imt during
tla month Of July l-'- flits i shale was paid on th"
Lttitstaadini I.S0O, i shares which .ailed ii.;- i dlsburno
ment ot nearl) lltB.000.
According to tin Jul) Saratoga, the profit is . the rate
f i.i cents p.i siiare yearly, while present dividends are
at the ra'e of .'.a cents annually. This surplus will he nm-
pie to develop tiie properties owned joint!) by Hlpkwlng
iilul 1 a Rose in !h POTCUplne district.
SLIGHT SLIP.
m a r.iiiadeiphia papsr worked J .-
ins Kaufman, a lane. who wrote
lever, forceful, pungenl edltorlam,
Kaufman's BJnglkm was impeecahle.
imt his writing was hnpoaatble. it
seemed to have heell dOBO Willi a
hint pin and an asphalt mixture.
Qeorgo Kenned) was the only nmn
on th.- copy desk who could read it.
'in- day he came io Bditor Thompson.
Bhakins his head "It s all off." he said
"I've lost mv puui h. i rend this thing'
ot Kaufman's with perfect eaae until
i ot half way throngs and than i
Stuck. I doh' I know why. The BOUOUd
hall of his StUfl looks jusi ge the hist
half. But I can't nad it. " Thomp
son took that inn HUB! I Ipl ov.-r to a
corner. I'v and b) Thompson enme
hack with lines ot strain Bl oimd his
nSOUth, "I'ut it up to Kaufman." said
lie "Rltbet lie s gone Rooey or ire
have." So when Kaufman came in the)
gnve him his mnnuacrtnl ami told
him to an a vay somew here and rind
"lit what it meant l!v and by be
came ha i beaming. "It whs easy.'
.-.ui h. The second part I haf
voosi wrote in Daniel), New York
Globe.
AHEM'
Ohio statistics show that rtergyuseu
live longfa r than anyhody else. What
hecoim-s .' the proverh that the good
die younx'' -t'leveland Plain lieaier.
'otumbua, .. reports discovery of
as.- ef pellagra, rare ilisease In
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