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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07
borrowed Good Clothes.

Elmer Slider, an inmate of the boys
reform school at Hutchinson, made his
getaway clad in the pants and over
coat of the superintendent of the
school.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07
Gave n Dinner to 1000.

Thomas Lee. a hardware merchant
OF Perry, Toasted his friends New
Years day in the opera house. A thou
sand invitations were issued and most
OF them were accepted.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07
Father of Nelson Acer. Dead.

Roswell w. Acers. aged 95, is dead
at lola. He was the father of Nelson
F. Acers. internal revenue collector for
Kansas under President Cleveland.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07
Almost Free from Disease.

There is less disease in Kansas at
the present time than for years at this
period" said DR.. Charles Lowry, Sec
Rotary Of the state board of health.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07
FOR WON EN-

A Boston physicians dis E>~
covery which cleanses and S&
heals all Inflammation of the mucous
membrane wherever located.
In local treatment of female ills Pax
tine is invaluable. Used as douche Ii
Is a revelation in cleansing and healing
power; it kills all disease germs which
cause inflammation and discharges.
Thousands of letters from women
provo that it Is the greatest cure for
1eucorrhma ever discovered.
Paxtine never fails to cure pelvic
catarrh, nasal catarh, sore throat, sore
mouth and sore eyes, because these
diseases are all caused by Inflammation
of the mucous membrane.
For cleansing, whitening and pre-
serving the teeth we challenge the
world to produce its equal.
Physicians and specialists everywhere
prescribe and endorse Paxtine, and thou.
Observation-Disclosures value.
At druggists, or sent postpaid 50 cts.
A largo trial package and book Of
instructions absolutely free. Write
The Z. Paxton Co., Dept. a, Boston, Mass.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07

At the instance of County Attorney
d. L. Burton, warrants were issued at
Oswego for Representative Dan Camp
bell, Of Bourbon county, charging him
with bribery and attempted bribery on
three counts. One of the counts is
practically identical with the charge
made against him in the indictment re-
turned by the recent Labette county
grand jury, which was subsequently
Quashed by Judge Flannelly.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07

Be satisfied with yourself if you wiIl-but
do not be self-satisfed Chicago Journal.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07

Carpets can be colored on the floor with
Putnam Fadeless Dyes.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07

To err is human; but few men have
enough divinity in them to forgive without
saying: Don't let it happen again!"-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07

To Cure q Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund money If is failsto cure. 25c.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07

Making a life 10 our business more than
making q iving.-Ram's Horn.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07
10000 Plants for l9c.

This is a remarkable offer the John A.
Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis.,, makes
They will send you their big plant and
seed catalog, together with enough seed to
grow
1000 fine, solid Cabbages,
1000 delicious Carrots,
1000 blanching, nutty Celery,
1900 rich, buttery Lettuce,
1000 splendid Onions,
1000 rare, luscious Radishes,
1000 gloriously brilliant Flowers.
This great offer is made in order to in
duce you to try their warranted seeds
for when you once plant them you will
grow no others, and
ALL FOR BUT 16c POSTAGE,
providing you will return this notice, and
If you will send them zoe in postage, they
will add to the above package of the 70.
nous Berliner Cauliaower. TX. Ii
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07

Compound has brought to home Sincerely yours Mrs MAE
p WHARRY, Flat 81, The Norman, Milwaukee, Wis"
Actual sterity in very any thinks
Mass whose
advice given free to all wouldbe expecan mothers
XhHHUh which
g0JUUU Coal
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-01-07

@DEAR Mrs. PINKnAM:-I was married
for five years and gave birth to two pre-
mature children. After that I took
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, and it changed me from weak,
nervous woman to strong, happy and
healthy wife within seven months. With
in two years lovely little girl was born,
who is the pride and joy of my household.
If every woman who is cured feels Us
grateful and happy as I do, you must
have host of friends, for every day I
bless you for the light, health and happi-
ness Lydia e. Pinlzham's Vegetable
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11
i !. Ml'',.AGRE. FOLK.

al
0nsker at blive fede, og fede Folk
50nsker at blive ma gre det er
menneske1ig Natur. Er De fed,
5da brug like Scott's E1nulsi on.
Den vi for0 =Deres VAgt. Er
De rnager, er SCI otis Emulsion
netop hYad De beh0ver.
Det er ct af de. st0rste kiendte
kjpdda amend z Prap like
en mid lertidig Vagtforog gelse,
men solid. KIDD, der vii give "
genet Runding hYo det behp-
ssYes. NJ
Der er i1ltte bedre end Scottt's
Rmuls sion mod sYak kelse 81 Af
nagring G5a 8
ilsende 81 4 frtt FarlansEeen
ssco1I VI BoWxs 4ogP Pearl Stree, New orr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11
Screening. 9olt @ountp, peb .. s..
Tlatten $5.; Sauion Eorening, IRA.

SCREENING. 9olt County, ueb .. $.
6latten S.; Samion Eorening, Era,
cp, ueb 6. Sc. OIion $40; Mora Tor.
entns, Grant gountp. peb 6. 8. IS.
lamb $95; Torteset Torenins, Scott
@ountp, ueo Soc Ereoeritlen $5; Eabi.
tba Torenin9. BOLT gountp, ueb Gobins
Gpie So; Tremab, Maribau County,
peo Gam @oplin IS; Oscar, Ottertail
County, peo 6aatou Sfiiiab $l5;
@ridion Gorening, Renpiue Gountp,
peo 9. g. Sorbet $40; guerorup Tors
tniag, Ottertail County, ueb 9. g.
Olien 500; 6armonia 5orenin9, Was
bella, $2,55; peliean Gapios Torentns,
peb y. so. Dahl 81 20; Oper,tub ino.
1lenbt ueb Nils @ridlon, Battle 2afe,
1915; Snbtest af en- auruefeft bos u.
8. Berse % tubienot uee BAN IS.
Som perionlise Bibras er mobtaget
fra fslsenoe: s. s. Sslano, IS; 6.
u. 9asen, 81; s. S. @ansen, 50;
Paitor 6ebenitrom so Gents.
Ser {: allerebe inbtommet Mnmob=
ningsr ON at taa Stormeber til Some
n1eren % mango fere penteS.
@obe Rrafter pil blipe meb at beltaae
t btsle ffbrre. Mpoer, os Mfbolbsfor>
enin9er pil gigre uel at pere aoe itibe,
om be pnlfer ct ftsrre Mpbe. +.
Seno ale Breue oesansaaenoe til
Setreteren. GU @ibe,
. 3437 2on9feQom Mpe.,
>.. minneapolis, Mtnn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11
St1 2lftte=Gte | Noatoera WtnItta
It y GornpattD. i

* Da ies tom biem til Bart &iper,
bapbe man netop mobtaset gfterretz
ming ar9aaenbe &eiultatet at s5orleset
meb ben npe Maaoe at lnelte @rts paa,
nemlis ueo sIettricttet, os Reiultatet par.
slimreube. panbanbel,R ,Rompagniet peb
@iben af Dor @ienoom bar aQerebe ore
bret lit Malfineri. Smelteren fal pere
ferbia ! ueai, os ba er ui filter paa, at
port Toretaeenbe er lpttets.
gtatnrliepis Ct pi snbnu tun ! por
Barnbom, iaa at iise, men ri bar en-
@rnbe, % ueb at bielpe bueranbre lfaI
pi mot bripe Bet til no9et tort.
81 bapbe Brep fra nor Tormanb peb.
Erulfle Gr}et ben lite seb. 6an i1ger,
at bet enc rise Tunb efter BET anbet e.
blepen aiort itfe blot paa por gien6om
men operolt peb Irui1le @reet. Som
man pel forifaar, er lite bort Rompagni
bet eneRe, iom arbeioer berube. 81 bar
1pp @latms41 z, men Der er mango antre
Ronpasnier r,lnbt* ON os.
81 n1aa fal9e f1ereEM ttier, ON ut ifaI
tomn1e fort frent til n,slterens er4 4fer.|
bis. sSngen bar noaenf1nbe bapt Mn.,
lebnin9 I'll at benptte fine Spareiti ti4in<.
ger ! en- bebre, tttrsre % mere bstalbar
Torretl1tng. Det e ien ifor pg 900.
xins for xipet. Sec barieIu Daret bers
uoe % iest, bpab pi5 bar, Seq er= en-
elbre Manb % Bar e. bel Del. grta<
ring, mel. min ffaffe Dperb bspisntng er,.
5at u bar5 e rtg Tiing:
Mttter BIT sinbttl pibere blipe folqt for
=l5e s.. Stptft, men pel.t lite fer lenge,
.ba bet inaet Tan blips for fent. Giterat
Fgmelt ltertn er frrbts pil sc fiabe gers|
Ebien All Hitler n1an9eb bbelt d, bpab.
ben er ~. 81 Sc bsr i,os III III Inn snlter
Enarntere l1nbtrts thing al ,9adsuoe 8on,sl
Epasntet os pore ffffersr, tan pebt ton,,
Ernenbe triue Ill
8 artmal. g,sasraI agent
art 1 sslliper, q. M .I;.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11

Spnes lom en- Drem. Saa tiger
ST.. 9noreas Ottoien, oer efter totu
4ars 2toelier blep beIbrebet peo Brusen
af Or. peter's &urito. San ifriper
ct Brep, bateret ben l7be Sauuar 1908:
vBlepmenfelb, &c. Dat.
Dr. 4Setsr Bebrnep, Chicago So
seq fonnter altto til at forblipe Des
res tafnemmelise Sen. S oper tolp
Aar leb leg at en- frpstelis Mapeipss
BON. Seq toripste ne(ten alt, men til
insen Nptte. @n Das iaa les en- Mr>
tttel port &irfebla6 ON Dsres &urito.
Sen gap mig 6aab, % leg beltemte mig
for at forfpse ben. Da leg bapbe brust
omtrent 6alpparten al &aslen, folte ies
mig me9et luas os beapubte at tente, at
leg blep perre og perre, men ies bleu
peo at taae ben, os ba ieg baube brust
% &slten at Meoicinen, fanbt leg, at
min Woueip9bom par fcrIpunben, %
bet ipnes iom en- Drem, at leg noseus
'}nos ber bapt ben. Nu tan ie9 iptie
boao bet er meb 0elimas, o9 ies liber
beuer itfe nosen l1bebaseltsbeber .efters
paa. Meb uenli9 6iIfen."
Beba9 at erinbre, at Dr. Beter's
&nrito title er noaen Mpotbetermeotctn.
Sen tetses at 2otalasenter eQer paa
Steoer, buor insen iaaban finbes, til
Torbruseren birette af Tabrttanten, Dr.
Setter 6abrnep, ll2-ll4 go. 6oyne
Mue., Chicago, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11
=: la. -,-
Rtttttefota+

- Set beber, at 500 Taar irss tbiel
paa ct Tra9ttren ner Tra3ee / ben iferte
Gulbe torleben. 2otomotipet ett it,t, |
o9 Eranet maatte lettes paa @ioelporet,
os Der bleu bet for tolbt, 1,aar Erenet
|top fiiQe.
-~Gn Wanb peb Mleranbrta, 6. e.
Eobarbs, bat labet 1T Rues unber{oge,
forot ban par banse for, at bet bapbe
Eerins. III en- 6iorb paa l3 par oer
tun tire, iom iffe bapbe Spor -af Spss
bommen. De andre pil blipe brebte.
9an ienbte nps 500 til 5t.. Saul,
bpor oalaa 0preue antases at blips uns
berisst, men ban berte intet, % Dc blen
1lastebe % iptite.
- st :Eompasni meb en- M,n;oss
Dollars at capital ct blepen os met
forat fiebe op aruet SnoiauerIano paa
Wbite GARTH &eIeruattonen og andre
Heieruatton:r. Rompasntet fables tie
American 2ano & Sn1propemsut &c.,
% bets Meolemmer er fra Nep Oort,
Waibtn9ton % andre Steber. N. s.
Mnsus ira Tersus Sails fees ogjaa at
uere blanbt benz.
- CHARLES Olanoer Superior blep
funoen beb paa Slen paa norbtise Breb
af Snpsrior TOR noset ouer en- l1ge itoen,
og man tror, ban er mprbet, oa BAN
baube ct itpst Saar / 9ouebet. Mpns
btgbeberue SCOT County unbet oyer
Sasen, itriues Der fra Dululb. Olans
Der bapbe arbeioet t Bm. Snsroms 2sir
paa Noreitoen af Snblpen. San bao
MI 1ammen meb snbel Eammerater eiort
ct Beip9 ct 0ertsbus, buor man baube
bruffet os par bleuen uuenner. .
- Byen 6alitob u.aa bape en- ooars
lis. Dprisbeo. Dasblabene forte0er,
let nsnsa isHaasrs is eas Iorat I!pps st.
nbfgre fine Blister. Der forsaaar e,e
baaro Ramp r,1ellem Eemperanctfoltsne
os Salooneleuentst / @pen, og Eeu1=
perancefolfsne ct fomne til BpItprellen
meo en- Mni99nins ON, at Der maa btue
belot ct ipecielt Va!s, BET tentss at
bltue / Eemperancefolfets Tauer. Dstte
pil BplfpreIlen berfor lite saa inb uoa,
oa ben er ialoonuenlig. Smtblerttc BAT
Dommer @atts igrootiton :tororonet,
at 5pitprelien ifal beftemme ct Wals,
enten ben oil eQer ei, % bet er forat
forbinbre, at bet af 9ommeren uoifebte
Dofument fal hlipe fortpnbf Meolems
merne at Beltprelieu, at be 9iemmer fig
bort. ..,..--s. ...s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11
Saratoff % tire Tartoiier, iom bruses
til at pbelesse Eorpebobaabe, reife tbas
f{I hef fierna nf4at, - - ;, :.

Is5aratoff % tire Tarfoifer, iou bruses
til at pbeleg9e Eorpebobaabe, reiite ibas
til bet fierne Dfen. =. H. J.,
2onbon, Ste Teb. - Sra Betersburg
telearaferes, at man be rusiiite Npiler
pebbliuer at ansribe Uorenebe Staters
Torbolb til l1Sreierne / Ditsn. Den
|Operbepisnins ,er piotipreot, at ON itfe
Sapan ft bemmelia Opmuutrtns fra
Torenebe Stater, ui(be ben feritnepnte
Stat forlense iiben bape saaet ino paa
&uslanbs Torfag. p. ..
&uslanbs Suar paa Sapans fife
gfote uil anta9elis naa &esierinsen /
Eotto Manoas. 49,. !:
ct, Betersbure, Ste Teb. - vSapas
neierne fpster ifretlasne", teleeraferes
ber fra Blaotpoitot til. Blabet v9eouoe
grempa", og iapanei}lfe 6anbelsmeno
efrer alt, be eter, / fin 5aif forat tou1me
til Sapan. @n &asie ApelFner ieIses
for s Gents, % Mpbler s,pes bort.
s0e rutnerer fig ielu / fin Sper forat
TONNE bort, tpr &rtsen beepnoer."
@befoo, Ste Teb.-6ele Chen, mems
ben rusRfe Tlaaoe par ube pna ct
&rpostost forleben, baube Rrissffibene
rpboet Oct, % Mrtil1erilferns fob use
Ranonerne rebe til &aup. \ 49, i. r..
Eotio, sbe Teb. - Set ipnes, iom
on ber lite oil bliue forfpnot nogen fors
mel Rrtssertlertng. Sopan ptl offents
lts beinere fin Stillins os fine 9enites
ter, og ubenrissoepartementet bar ubs
ferbiset en- np @rtlertns, lom ianolpn<
lispis nil blipe forfpnbt ltrafs. Sbaa
utl Sapan ubentptpl inctase &nrea, oe
enbifiont &uslonb tibltgere bar erflas
ret, at Bet, iom StiQinsen nu er oer,
| itte pil lesse 9tnortnser tpeien berfor,
afpenter man bog uoptfltnaen u1eb for
l.spenbin9..
sSapah bdr olting rsoe for Jsrisef, %
| Sapaneierne penter ro1igt paa, at bet
| ifal brpbe Loft. -Sapan bat forbauiet
oa maafe enbos ensfet Guslanb peo at
afbtpbe be biplomatilfe l1nberbanoltneer
meo &uslano, os bette ifebe enoog, fpr
&uslanbs fife @par antom. Ruslers
ne ueb lite, enten bette, ifal foritaaes
iom en- RrissertIertus euer ct.
ut enbos 9tuslanb MI auier @ti1inz
gen alporlig tremsaar blanot anbet
beraf, at &eiieren bar unber Ouerueielie
at felsr tine Tebres Grit oe reiie til
ben 9amle 6opebifab Moscow for ber
at fren1legae Sasen for @uo oa iese
bans 8eilebninq. Mens bet teiIerlise
Tren atsaar bib. utl buer eneite Sob af
Yeten bltue beiat meb Grepper. i. ....z
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11

Den nefe 6piF Folebebat tbennes Sang
ute4em Ronsresb iftritter) spil5 ftabe its6f /
Saut Center ben 26be s.. Det spil1
bIipe 9oe DifiriIt eienteret psb SIT
ifoIen5 I fergus 5alls an.op 1sbt Difltitt
lrtyrsfsatsrst psb 5piif slsll epng
Bfairis,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11

=. @n poie @ulcpeuse paa So Guiea
Dollars bleu iliaalet / en- @rpreispoe,,
paa Burlinston.Banen peo Sterlina,
eSu., Onssassaften fife l1se. mems Gr:
preiszMgenten bolot paa at uolepere ems
bel eager til M9enten / Sterlin9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11

@n 9ual, ber antases at uere ca. s5
Sob lang, bar ifranbet omtrent Is Mtl
fra peniacola ! Tlorioa, blep meb,
belt berfra 2erbas. Man tror, ben par
btepen brepen bib af bet baarbe Beir
forleben. $ fine uilbe 8eittabelier poa
at fomme bort isieu, bar ben sraDet et
bpbt 6ul, laportra ben lite er iitane til
at foume ub - lite ensang peb 6pi:
pano. = 3.. N. /. ID.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11

5 ct 9ospitat i 2os Mnseles, @alis
fornia, foresaar M 1loaet, ion, e. not
iaa mertelist ueb ben l1oifratntns. bDori
bet eipres, ON enb lite peb I'm 9aatllr.
@n Manb fra Des Wtoines, Soma,
brenbte fts faa FretteIist for q, Eib
.i1beu, at ca. 81 &pabratfoo al bans
pub e borte, os u. boloer 2eaerne paa
at fortDne BAN n,eD ~ onb, fou, tagts
at andre gerioner. Oct pil tage 200
Yerfoner, fet nan tan fad net. Oct
bebet, at GOrtetln,inseu sobern Woob>
men 81 america bar paataget its At
5ifaffs SCI nsbpenbigs MntaI Useab, iom
q pillis III At bltDe betsptt enbel af ii,
53ub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-02-11

geb en- @onuention, iom Yotetesoprs
tere bolbt | Sarge fotleoen, blep bet
Be i1uttet at inDfsre ct @raberines5yj1em
for poteter 2isbeb n1eo bet, iont brus
ses for 9uebe. Det blep ogiaa beIuts
tet, at intet Meblem /. Toreninsen Hal
giue &ontraft for life September paa
at iRlse poteter for rntnbre emo s5c pr.
Buibel. .... .
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-09-03

cept at the Ofiion group, the Gold
Bug and Hillside, though many
prospects are in evidence. The
whole creek and many small
streams coming in from the south
are located as placer ground and
considerable work has been done
in ditching and fuming. Upon
the hill, the Helen Gould group
of claims are now idle, as is the
Badger quartz property and the
Diamond Hitch group, where a
fine showing has been made. 1t
is reported this property has been
closed down, while ore in the face
run up to 5000 per ton, for lack
Of funds to carry on the work or
to secure milling facilities.
The Hillside M. & M. Co. Limited,
This company ownes a group Of
seven claims located on Big creek.
Considerable we'll directed devel-
opment work has been done, and
the company is now developing
it's main energies in driving a
tunnel in on the vein, which is
now in about 300 feet. 1t is ex-
pected to continue it 800 feet
further, which will give a depth
of about 400 feet of stoping
ground. The vein is being fol
lowed in this work, and the Show
ing is so satisfactory to the COM
pany that arrangements are
being made for a mill to treat the
ore, as there is a sufficiently good
grade in sight to keep a 10-stamr
mill in operation for over a year.
The personel of the company is
warrant to the stockholders
that its affairs will be ably hand
led. ]. w. Killinger is president,
T. S. Knight vice-president, G.
w. Robnett treasurer, G. Arthur
Vanney secretary, all of whom
reside in Lewiston. E. t. Gordon
is superintendent of the mines
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-09-03
development to place it among
the big mines Of Central Idaho.
On to Thunder Mountain,

F. M. Kinds of Dixie stopped
over Friday on his way home
from Lewiston where he went
last week to solicit aid for the
construction of trail from
Chamberlain basin to Roosevelt.
That portion lying between Sal
mon river and the basin has been
reconstructed this season by Ru-
dolph & Medaris, of Salmon river
crossing, and Charles Booi, the
enterprising merchant of Dixie.
Mr.. Kinds is well pleased with
the reception his mission met
with along the route, especially
at the hands of Lewiston's Com
mercial club. The language failed
to furnish expressions of appre-
citation warm enough to suit the
old veteran when speaking of
such men as Morris, Temple, Hill,
Woods, Brashear Cox and others.
Walter Harvey Hill furnished the
club with data identical along
general lines with that furnished
by the MINING News in it's stand
ing ad. advertising this route.
AS soon as this matter was made
plain to the club the rest was
easy. The soliciting committee
secured 1926 the first day which,
it is said, would have easily been
doubled but for the fact that
many of the business people were
out of town at the time.
In short, with it's usual spirit
Lewiston has taken the matter in
hand and is going to push the en-
terprise for all it is worth. Spo-
kane is to be asked to aid, also
the N. P. railway. Sites has
again made good it's reputation
for progressiveness by pledging
hundred dollars, while Stevens,
O'Bannon,> Dale Clark and Mrs.
Lister of Clearwater have con-
tributed handsomely, and Elk
City will probably size up with
Sites in its contribution to this
important project.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-09-03
THE BLUE RIBBON.
Has 100000 Worth of Ore In Sight
By a Conservative Calculation.

This group is Situated about
three and one-half miles east of
Elk City, on the divide between
Seigle creek and Red Horse, and
is owned by H. D. Poyneer, R.
w. Brownell, Walter Cook and J.
E. Brown, all of Elk City. The
ledge is very strong, being trace
able for 5000 feet. The principal
ore body thus far discovered is
on the above claim and shows
true and strong for a distance of
24O feet along the strike of the
ledge. Surface indications, how
ever, justify the assumption that
it is of even greater extent. Be-
sides the numerous open cuts
which were dug merely to deter
mine the course of the vein, the
ore shoot was developed by two
shallow tunnels, the longest of
which is 300 feet; one 5O-foot
shaft and 50-foot winze.
The ore body is open along the
course of this tunnel by a number
of cross-cuts, four of which are
in high grade free-milling ore.
Cross-cut No. 1 shows eight feet
of $15 ore; No. 2, ten feet of $12
ore; No. 3, nine feet of %13 ore,
and No. A, nine feet Of SO ore.
While the Newsman did not sub
nit the various cross-cuts to
measurement, he is prepared to
say the ore body will exceed the
dimensions given above.
The ore shoot is accompanied
by the usual leaf of porphyry,
but in this instance it is to be
found on both walls, a condition
not unusual in this district, and
where it does occur, seems to JUS
tify the impression that it gives
additional values to the ore body
it accompanies. The property as
it stands would justify the install
lation of a small mill, as there is
no doubt the output from the ore
already blocked out would be
ample to carry on the necessary
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-09-03

this summer with a new shaft
which is now down 100 feet, dis
closing a solid vein of quartz II
feet wide, 10 feet of which car
ries good average paying values
and several small pay streaks of
very rich ore ranging from two
to eight inches wide and $1OO to
5000 in gold values. One of these
is being drifted on from the 100
foot level north toward another
shaft where similar values occur,
and it will not be surprising if
this drift accumulates a carload
or two of crude ore between the
two shafts, which are two hund-
red feet apart, and of such values
as will stand shipping direct to
the smelter without preliminary
treatment. The shaft is equip
ped with a steam hoist and the
company gives employment to
fifteen men.
AT the Atlas mine, Superin-
tendent Parisot is working a
small crew of men retimbering
some poor work in the lower
level that was done last winter.
He is also clearing away a site
for a five stamp mill which is the
intention of the company to in
stall this fall. This mine is also
equipped with a small steam
hoist and the development added
to it since my last visit consists
of a we'll timbered shaft 5x9 in
the clear of two compartments,
that is 210 feet deep, and from
which 300 feet of drifting has
been done at a point 100 feet be-
low where it connects with the
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-09-03

adit level. This development dis
closes two very fine ore shoots
that are we'll defined and carry
good values.
The Big Buffalo tunnel is said
to be approaching 1000 feet in
length and to be carrying a vein
of good ore four feet wide at the
present time.
There are quite a nirnber of
claim owners and their represen-
tatives in the district doing as
sessment work, and good ore has
been disclosed on a number of
claims.
At the Dice claim, owned by
Mr.. Frank Peck, situated a short
distance west of the-Lucky Lad,
a shot was put in during my visit
to the camp that blowed out
hatfull of magnificent native gold
specimen ore. 1t was milk white
quartz shotted full of bright yell
low wirey gold, selected pieces
of which would assay away up
anywhere you wanted them to.
This find was made where a small
feeder forms a junction with a
larger vein, a favorable condition
for bonanza pocket that might
contain a small fortune. The
property is for sale at a very
reasonable price and on reason
able TERMS"
Mr.. Bell will leave this morn
ing for Boise. He is known as
great friend of the mining indus
try of Idaho, and is one whose
judgment on mining subjects is
highly priced: He has many
friends in Lewiston as well as
throughout all Idaho.