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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
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Ont0 NlVer OlVlSIOu.
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20

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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20

For SALE-Eight room house
and lot on East street. New house
with all modern Improvements.
Good location. Inquire at Oh Re-
view Office. I5tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
MRS. HELENA BLAU,
Young Milwaukae Society Woman.
Society Woman.


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reason to secure health.
Wine OF Cardui is the medi-
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inhorror-womenwhokno know
that Nature il the best ply.
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health by Oiyino Nature a
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20

Popular Excursion to Wheeling and Re-
turn Sunday, Sept. Fl.
Only 81 round trip from Sisters
Vile for train leaving at S:55 a. m.
Call on agent Baltimore q Ohio
railroad for full particulars. ~ st
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Get your calendars for 1903 at
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TlEN thousand cured
women have written
Il to tell how Wine OF
- Cardui bestows the
blessing Of health on every
woman who takes It, rich
and poor alike. Mrs.
Helena Blau, No. 12S Sew.
enth Street, Milwaukee,
Wis, is one Of the young
women whom Wine Of Car
dui has rescued from Q Life
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20

State of West virginia, County OF Tyler.
I, W. ]. Neuenschwander, Cashier Of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best OF my knowl
edge and belief.
w. ]. Neuenschwander, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18TH
lay Of Sept, 1904.
Robt McCormick)
II. W. Mccoy, Directors
F, d. Mccoy,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
PANK STATEMENT. .

Report OF the condition Of the First National
Bank, at Friendly, in the State of West Virginia
at the close of business Sept. 18th, 1904.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01

Two explorations are in progress on
the lands across the river. one IS
by Chas. Rumback and others up IN
the vicinity Of the diorite and the
others is under company of local
people in which concern ore j. Hooper
Geo. Voos, J. G. Wilkinson, }. }.
Gaffeny, Jas. Corcoran, John McGillis
and others. Both companies are
working with stand pipes. One hole
has been put down by the first party
and the diorite encountered
From information which we have
since obtained il is quite certain that
the Hollister has not been taken by
the Oliver company, but instead 1t
has passed to one of the independent
producers not at present operating in
this community.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01
SHORT LOCAL MINING NOTES.

The drill on the Fogarty is being
moved 10 cut the ore az greater
depth. Reports say that at a depth Of
800 feet a vein of ore 81 feet in width
was encountered
The ore that is being found at the
McGillis is Of different nature from
any ore in the Stambaugh mines
1t runs high in iron and is a very
desirable ore in all ways. Reports
say that over 20 feet of it has been
penetrated in the shaft
The old exploring shaft Of the Wag-
ner and Carey days on the Hennipen
lands is being sunk an additional lift
in hopes of striking the Hennipen ore
deposit.
the new lift at the Columbia is no
improvement on the ne above if, in
deed, II is as good.
The impression that the Jones and
Laughlins people have surrendered the
lease on the Monongahela mine is err
roneous. They still retain the lease
on the property aud will ship the ore
later
The shaft that is being sunk at the
Dunn Is proving TO be the toughest
sinking proposition that mas been mp
with the Corrigan- Mckinney people
yet
Frank Scadden has an option ON the
Hiawatha mine in Stambaugh town
ship and is negotiating for the sale Of
It,
There is a we'll founded report Of a
new ore find between Iron River and
Atkinson, find on the same range
as the James exploration There will,
some day, be large ore district shown
up in the James valley.
The deal which the Newport Iron
company bad on for the McCusker find
is Oft
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01
At IRON RIVER.

Fred III. Abbott of Crystal Falls was
i'm town Tuesday In conversation
with a Reporter representative Nh.
Abbott stated tnat the Mesabi Iron
Co, which has an option on the
Nanaimo mine, VIII beign the work of
unwatering the mine 10y the first Of
the month even if it has 60 use buckets
and ropes TO do so. The resumption
of work Mt the Nanaimo will be hailed
with great deal Of delight by the
people Of Iron River, aud the company
cannot begin operations any too soon
10 suit them. The Nanaimo has been
idle for good many years, but those
who are familiar with the mine claim
chat IL is through no fault Of the pro
perty that II has not been worked, as
IL contains plenty Of marketable ore.
Reporter
Frank Scadden and Mark Elliott of
Crystal Falls inspected the Hiawatha
mine Thursday Both gentlemen are
prominent mining men, and their
visit here this week may lead to some
important developments in the near
future but we are not Mt liberty Just
at present to divulge anything
Reporter
Additional Mining on Page Z
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01

inexpensive affair When the store
j. beat ont from hanging to foot and
the dirt is trammed ont. the miners
begin in each end and shoot ont the
bench along the side of the timber,
tramming ont the ore tnerefrom and
removing the timbers. Tn order To
avoid sh0veling. raises have been put
mp from the level below in some of
the Slopes and the ore milled 20 the
next level during the latter operation.
There Is an immense amount Of ore
left standing in the pillars on the first
and second level but this ore will not
he touched until the stockpile is re-
moved and surface conditions are such
that the pillars can be taken ont and
the surface let in
Water Charges
The water charges ara very light.
Only about 30 gallons per minute are
handled and of this amount fully half
of il comes froA diamond drill hole
that is being driven to the north
from the end Of the lens to test the
territory over on the Youngs property,
that property being held under option
by the Baltic people The water fol-
lows the ore in this mine ana after a
level Is opened mp The ore drains SO
that L il perfectly dry The moisture
will avemge about 80 per ccni
Miscellaneous
strict attention IS paid % the little
things that 80 ian economical handl.
iug of the property As the property
is sanew b INNS yrt hr sMi u Do
the ubiect 8 inquiry ns to what B
the be plan b. pursue Ia different
instapa 81 desperation ASIA general
THINK ba gioms THAT are 81 vogue
other properties % the concern
ID Hilnl m lar ttoy wii bt
conditions The levels gt 800 dipped
wiH pockets at tse shaft .ui0 which
tde oIe dumped from ihs tram cans
From ih pocket 20 IS let into tho
skip This UIauges matters S. that
thefe uo delay either 81 tie shps
or the tummers Tie pocket. are
Qdite arsc one Of them holding 30
twoton cits. The scheme works well
and pays for the eytra work Of putting
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01

In the pockets A small shop is brig
ged up under ground where all the
fitting of pipe is done and all repair
work that does not require a great
deal OF time TO accomplish. A
bench fitted for the cutting and thread
ing Of pipe is arranged and small
portable blacksmith forge aiding to do
all same repair work on cars etc. is
also provided Instead Of running to
surface with cars and pipe the black
smith comes underground.
Owners
The owners of this property is the
Verona mining company, a Mich. cor
poration in which Pickands Mather *
Co the parent interest II the cor
poration, and the Lackawana Steel
company, Of Buffalo. have merged
interests. The property comes under
the general supervision Of Chas. II.
Munger who is general manager for
the Verona people with head quarters
at Duluth
Officers
The Superintendent Of the property
is Chas h. Lawrence OF Amssa, who
fills the position of range superintend-
ant for the Verona people and has
several other properties under his
supervision as well as the Baltic
OF Mr.. Lawrence and his work we
will have more 20 say in another
article The Immediate handling
Of the Baltic, as we'll as its sister pro-
perty, the Caspian, is under the super
vision OF William H. lobe. who fills
! the position Of assistant superintendent.
/ Mr.. Jobe is one of the Youngest
superintendent in the mining business $
today and is man Of exceptional
promise in mis- chosen profession. He
grew NJ with the mining business,
serving in all the capacities open 10
boy at the Republic mine. From
Republic, where he was closely as
ISOLATED with Mr. Lawrence he went
% the Hemlock mine 70 which pro
perty Mr.. Lawrence had been appoint
ed superintendent Last spring he
was advanced to the superintendancy
Of the Stambaugh mines Of the com
pany and gives the two mine his nm
divided attention
The Captain is VIM. Fl. Bengry, an
old Marquette range man. Mr.. Bengry
worked for many years in the mines Of
the Cleveland Cliffs company and was
selected by Mr.. Lawrence to take
charge of the Verona mine when that
property was taken by Pickands-
Mather a. Co. After the death Of
Captain Gulgreen, who opened up the
Baltic, Mr.. Bengry was given charge
of this property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01

good that shaft was sunk 20 catch
the ore When the proper depth was
reached and drift driven TO strike
the ore that had been shown mp by
the drill disappointment was in store
for the ore proved 70 be a small
quantity Of banded ore formation
Finally il was decided to sink the
shaft IS feet and see what was below.
IL was done but the results were much
more encouraging than on the level
above The operators had Just about
made mp their minds 70 stop the work
when seam OF ore was exposed IN
the drift and they decided to continue
the work little longer and followed
the seam up. It seems that AT this
depth n finger of ore had penetrated
out about so feet further than the
main ore deposit and in drifting they
happened to hit this sixfoot vein.
They followed IT and at distance
Of 80 feet struck the main deposit
The Ore Body
The Baltic ore deposit lies in y
north-east-south west trend. with q
dip Of about Is degrees TO the east and
pitch to the north The lens has
been developed to a depth Of only 230
feet So that II is hardly admissible 20
make any definite statement a. %
what is the exact proportions Of i or
what position il will finally assume.
Suffice 10 TO say that SO tar ~
developed on the three levels opened
the main orc body shows lengh ot
500 feet and width 90 i feet Of
course there are yariqtions from thess
figures but tncy VIII scprysenl about
the ats Of &c N addition long
slim finger has BEEN developed u u
drift aloug the formation ison 'ht
north enl 5n the second level ana two
slopes Sc ore each ahont so feet ID
leneht nase been proved up living tke
little lonse in ihe jasper
~Ihe ore
Baltic ore Averages ahout SD iu
iron and l20 phos II isa tough ore
and slands well They hnte no
trouble with their backs and tbis fact
makes it a very good mining PROPOSE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01
The Shaft.

No permanent shaft. in the true
sense OF the term. has been put down
AZ the Baltic yet. The exploring
shaft Is us'd to hoist the dirt through.
This is a small affair, o x ., sunk in
jasper and slated TO the south OF the
ore deposit The ore lies 80 feet from
the shaft on the first level and ia on
the third or bottom level. II is the
intention to sink permanent work
ing shaft later when they find ont
just where il ought 10 be located. AT
the north end of the deposit a raise
has been put through TO surface and a
ladder way placed therein so that the
workmen come and 60 by that route.
The Levels.
Three levels have been run off from
the shaft, the first at a depth Of 80
feet each. The following plan has
been followed on each level A main
drift has been driven lengthwise in
as near as can he judged the middle
Of the deposit from end TO end OF
this main gangway at intervals Of 90
feet cross cuts are driven to the right
ana left and carried 10 the walls on
either side These are for Slopes,
thirty feet Of the bloik being beat ont
and thirty feet left for pillar. This
same plan is followed with exactness
on ach level q that the TOPICS stand
one below the other and the same i.
true Of the pillars The levels are al
double tracked and are Of large size
TO allow the easy handling Of two ton
cars.
Mining Methods.
The ore is won principally by back
stoping The drifts that are driven
Sin FOR the stopes are the regulation
sized drift. about $ feet in width. On
each wall raise is put mp to within
l5 feet Of the level above Then the
drift below is securely timbered and
the miners begin breaking the dirt
down letting it stand on top Of the
timbers so rs 10 work on it instead 81
staging While the stope is but : feet
wide 1n the bottom, mp above the
timbers it is widened out to 30 feet
and all beat away except an arched
bench along each side where the
timber stands. Chutes are put mp on
each side Of the drift and the dirt
milled from the top Of the timber e
tine tram ears. They find that great
many chutes are needed 10 handle the
dirt expeditiously but as there is but
little piece Of ground 20 go through
in order 10 put the chute in, il Is an
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01
UNDERGROUND In BALTIC
Diamond Drill Representative Visited
the Property Tuesday.
The Batis mine is distinguished a

The RaItis mine is distinguished rs
khe only new mine that has been
developed in the Iron county district
within ten YEARS. BY new mine
we mean an entirely new anc distinct
find Of ore one thaC has been opened as
far as TO be shipping mine OF proper
tion enough TO earn the name Of
mine. There have been numerous
s.new finds reported. Some of them
are vet being worked and many q
them have been proven TO be only
good prospects converted into pig iron
Location
The Baltic mine is located on the
NV Of NV II see Town
AZ n Range 30 w It il in
stamaugh township and AZ the now
known south end Of the string q
mines in the valley Of the Iron river
beginning with the Nianaimo on the
north end Then follows ia rurn the
Miller, Iron River Isabella. Dobefr
Caspian. McGills and Baltic. The
Caspian and MeGillis are really eN.
plorations but ole has been shown mp
with a diamond drill 50 thoroughly
A.. "A 10 leave little Doubt Of their
y ooner or later showing mp fine ore
eposits. The Baltic j. q ated on
1what IS known as the Murphy
Homestead 1850 acres Of land that
was homesteaded by Wm Murphy on
which ne cleared fairly good size
farm aud ID which he still retains the
fee Of
History.
The discovery Of the Baltic is Of such
recent date that INT little need be said
on that score. Suffice it % say that
too Chas f. Lawrence belongs the
honor Of securing for his company the
option upon this property and it is 70
his persistence that a body Of
ore was shown up on the property.
The lease was secured from an option
taken ont just before the present great
kactiyity in high phosphorus properties
started and for that reason is an nm
.snally favorable one the royalty being
10 cents fiat. Soon after taking out
the option Mr. Lawrence started ex-
ploratory work in the swamp that ex.
listed on the north half Of the forty. a
diamond drill was placed upon the
property and at depth Of 100 feet
ore was cut The indications were 50
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01

Baltic ore Averages aboni SD iu
iron ana i20 phos II ism tough orc
and ssands well They hive no
trouble with their backs and tbis fact
makes it very good mining PROPOSE
ton
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-11-01

And able give you prices before offered this city
o Goods like these.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-05-15
A WORD WITH You.

We would like to have a word or
two around the corner with some of
our farmer friends who read this item
MS to the convenienceS furnished their
good wives for the never ending round
of housework. How about the fuel and
water supply? How about soft water?
How about cooking utensils, stove and
all the rest? Are you riding a brand
new sulky plow and your wife trying
to cook your food on an old stove of
1862 pattern? Are you shut of the labor
of handling your hay with your new
hayfork and your wife rubbing the
hide off her knuckles on an old wash
board for want of a decent washing
machine! Do you have shoot in the
barn to let the grain down from the
bin above and make your wife go five
rods for all the wood and water she
uses? Don't that old floor in the kitch-
en- need replacing with a new one as
badly as the horse stalls? You and
mother sit down together as soon as
you have read this and see if there are
not several little copveniences which
you could give her which would make
her work lighter and easier. The moth
er in the farm home has enough to do,
the good Lord knows, even when things
are fixed the best way possible.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-05-15
Good Records.

Phenomenal egg records. says Tex
as Farmer. are occasionally reported.
and we should not dispute them. judg-
ing from the results we have obtained
yourselves, although to obtain average
individual records to exceed 200 eggs
per hen we feel certain there is more
time spent with the fowls than would
be practicable from the standpoint of
profit. A well bred flock of fowls will
produce few hens which will reach
and some may pass the 200 egg mark
with ordinary care, but when we read
of records of 247 eggs per hen in a year
in recent egg laying contest we feel
sure the fowls were provided with ex-
ira room, special comforts and closer
attention than these same poultry keep
ers could afford to give them if only
working for the profit from the market
side. However, these cases should serve
as illustrations of the possibilities and
spur us on to better care and closer Sc
lection for profit.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-05-15
LIVES WELL ON ten ACRES.

A good friend of ours, the owner of
only ten acres of good land, lives as
comfortably and happily on the prod
ucts of this little farm as any man on
a much larger place. He keeps a pair
Of brood mares, which raise him two
good draft colts each year. barring ac-
cidents; he keeps two good cows, three
or four pigs, about seventy-five hens
and a few stands of bees; he keeps
about two acres in small fruit-straw-
berries, raspberries, currants, gooseber-
ries-grows three or four acres Of po-
tatoes each year, an acre of broom
corn which he works up into brooms in
the winter. an acre of onions and the
rest of his land in corn. He raises very
large crops, for he plows deep, fer
tilizes his land heavily and takes good
care of all crops while growing. He
has in addition a plum orchard and a
big asparagus bed, which both bring
in quite nice little sum each year. He
told us that he lived well and saved a
little money each year, and yet there
are lots of men who really believe that
they c1nnot live on less than 100 acres.