Cripple Creek Ore Output Up in July with Dividends Paid
Cripple Creek district produced 84,900 tons in July with a gross bullion value of 1,185,406 dollars. The average valuation per ton was 13.96 dollars. Dividends totaling 210,000 dollars were paid by Victator Portland Golden Cycle and others.
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Cripple Creek
Vindicator
Portland
Golden Cycle
Colo
Portland G.m.colo
Dn,& Pa
Victor
Indep
Arizona Mining Notes Highlight Oatman Kingman Districts
An average dump assay from Sig Jim at Oatman runs 196.77 while Rescue at Kingman yields sulfides from 48 up. Chicago Syndicate property remains a busy spot in Oatman. Towne shaft Chloride water lowered to 150 feet. Quatman Arizona Central shaft shows a 200 foot ledge with calcite and quartz. J A Salsbury of New York buys hay copper at Mineral Park. Chloriders at Schenectady earlier shipped high grade ore. now 120 foot level ore valued at 111.40 per ton.
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Oatman
Kingman
Chicago Syndicate
Towne
Chloride
Arizona Central
Quatman
J. A. Salsbury
New York City
Hay
Mineral Park
Schenectady
Cripple Creek Mines See Openings and Shipments Rise
A good grade ore has been mined and shipped from the Rose Nicol shaft at Cripple Creek. Leases in likely ground are sought in the Cripple Creek district as capitalists visit local mines on Quarts Hill and other sites. Despite dull tungsten markets a hopeful tone prevails in Boulder mining offices as shipments and regent cleanup efforts continue. The Gold Brick No 7 at Sugar Loaf and other mines send ore to mills and the Denver mint, signaling strong activity in the mining sector.
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Cripple Creek
Mayflower Group
Silvertons
Boulder
Philadelphia
Kirke White
Germania
Belcher
Quarts Hill
Regent
United States Gold Corporation
Sugar Loaf
Denver Mint
Oil and Gas Strike Near Raton Confirmed and Copper Stock Payout
Reports confirm an oil and gas strike southeast of Raton. Savanna Copper Company paid stockholders 52,409 dollars, 45 cents per share, for holdings in the Burro Mountains last year to the Burro Mountain Copper Company. Chino Copper Company operating large properties at Hurley and Santa Rita earns about 1 million dollars monthly. year to May profits reach 4 million dollars. A contract with the State Land Commission grants 660,000 acres in several counties to New Mexico Petroleum and Gas Development Company for exploration with a 10 percent royalty. 20 wells must be drilled within two years and a bond is required.
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Savanna Copper Company
Burro Mountains
Burro Mountain Copper Company
Chino Copper Company
Hurley
Santa Rita
State Land Commission
New Mexico Petroleum and Gas Development Company
Chaves
Torrance
San Miguel
Lincoln
Banta Fé
Russians Force Back Petersburg Defenders Gain Six Villages
Russian forces drive back German positions near Brody in Galicia along the Sereth and seize six villages and the ridge they occupy. Berlin reports over 3,000 prisoners taken as Russians push south of Brody and along the Sereth river.
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London
Posieres
Thiepval
Somme
Pozieres
Kitchener Army
Verdun
Thiaumont
Berlin
Chapitre Wood
Foureaux Wood
Zarecze
Volhynia
Carpathians
Sereth
Zalooze
Fleury
Brody
Galicia
Peniak-Tchistopady
Patyseye
Graberka
War Office
Petrograd
Rome
Trentino
Monfalecone
Carso
Outlaws Driven Into Mountains Near Mapimi
Government troops and Villa forces clash north of Mapimi Durango. Gen. Trevino reports 12 soldiers killed and about 18 outlaws died in the skirmish as forces drive bandits into the hills.
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Chihuahua City
Mex
Mapimi
Durango
Jacinto Trevino
Compean
Mne
Man's Leg Blown Off in Colorado Springs Explosion
In Colorado Springs a Sunday night blast, linked to a bomb plot inspired by San Francisco dynamiters, killed John Door, 26, and injured him severely. The explosion damaged a residence as crowds headed to Pike’s Peak races, while Mrs Door and a one year old child avoided injury but were shocked by the event.
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Colorado Springs
San Francisco
John Door
South Cascade Avenue
Door
Aho
Comfort in Home: Shed Useless Things and Use Alarm Clock
Nellie Maxwell urges UW extension readers to declutter homes by passing on bric brac books and trinkets to renew space beauty and repose. She suggests using an alarm clock to time tasks to reduce worry and improve household harmony.
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Nellie Maxwell
Department of Farmers’ Institutes
The
University of Wisconsin
Emerson
Frangipan Cream Pile Recipe Steps
The instructions describe cutting three nine inch circles, baking on a sheet, and assembling with Frangipan cream. Mix two thirds cup powdered sugar with one third cup flour, add yolks three eggs and one whole egg, salt, and scalded milk. Cook 15 minutes over hot water, then fold in butter, macaroons, vanilla and lemon extract.
Chicken Terrapin Dinner For Sunday Supper
Roll chicken whole and remove meat. Make a sauce with butter flour salt red pepper milk. Stir in chicken pieces. Heat gently and garnish with hard boiled eggs and parsley cut fine. Serve hot for a delicious Sunday night meal.
Dover Layer Cake
A recipe method listing ingredients and steps for a layered cake. It includes one pound of sifted flour, one pound of white sugar, half pound butter creamed with sugar, six egg whites and yolks, milk, baking soda with vinegar, rosewater, and lemon jelly flavoring.
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Dover
Omelet Baking Tip Adds Powder Per Four Eggs
A kitchen note advises adding one scant teaspoonful of baking powder for every four eggs to lighten omelets. The tip emphasizes small amounts to improve texture without overleavening.
Quip Sparks Courtroom Banter Over Spending Money
A humorous exchange ends with the judge remarking that a wife may have two hundred dollars monthly spending money if she locates it somewhere. The remark highlights a light note in a legal context, reflecting courtroom wit.
The Vegetarian Joke In A New York Telegraph Clip
A senior pupil teacher famed for slovenly habits lectures on economy. He proclaims, I am a vegetarian and total abstainer. Johnny Brown replies that a vegetarian must be a man who does not use soap. The line is a humorous exchange reported by the New York Telegraph.
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Johnny Brown
New York Telegraph
Plainfield cafe links tables to kitchen by telephone
A New Jersey cafe connects every table to the kitchen and head chef by telephone so diners can specify exact cooking preferences and sauce quantities. The plan is novel and ingenious but its reception by the public remains uncertain.
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Plainfield
N. J
Fortune teller dispute fuels flirtatious chat
A playful exchange unfolds as a wealthy yet proud young man laments a foretold romance. He claims the fortune teller warned of love with a beautiful heiress who would not marry him, while the maid asserts no such authority was given to foretell her actions.
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Leiress
Fair Maid
It Ought to Make Him
A humorous dialogue reveals Mrs Styles plans to buy an automobile to provoke her husband into losing temper, explaining the gift as a clever ploy by a perfect creature. The exchange showcases witty social banter about marriage and restraint.
Inventions to Discourage Chickens Cause Vexed Exchange
Neighbor Yaw brags of a chicken leg attachment that would prod ground and kick a hen forward. Grimm threatens to retaliate if the birds trespass again. A social quip notes it is risky to praise a husband to a wife.
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Gaunt N. Grimm
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