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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02
Nns oent staatsbanis.


In It alten.
@smdb ben bon Ger. Butler por
Der Stats : Yeb0roe FIR Wobltbdti9=
let's etc.s Mnitalten 3uiammengefelter
Yeribtsn iiber bic Is berIdieoener
Straf etc. Mnitalten bes States BAL
bic 3abl Der Sniaiien pdbrenb bes
SabreS 1903 3ugenomme1. Nm gnos
oes lsbtsn Quartales betrua bic @e.
fammisabl Der SniaKen 9210, cine
Sabrss3unabme bon 344. Nur ois
3abl Der Sniansn Des Stats. Jrauen.
gefdngniRes nabm ab, ale anoeren
Anitalten battsn mebr Sniaiien ais Dor
Sabrssfria. Sic tdalide Durdidnitts-
sabl Der @efdnsniB etc .'5nIaKen in
1908 betrug 92l0 sesen 8773.3 i'm
Sabre 1902.
Sur Yetdmpun9 Der 6 II n-
en=3uberNloe e.
Sie Stats @eiunbbeits Yeb0rbs
bofft, baB es ibr nit 9ilfe Der qeiamm-
ten HebOlisrunq. Yaien ME Ner3ten,
qslingsn miro, Die ndhfe 2eqislatur
gu bswsgen, fir Elm rStaats= 0ospital
fur Sduinbiiidtige" - wie iOlde be-
reits in anbersn Staaien bethlehem ooer
i'm gntliebsn beariffen fino--sine bins
rsihenoe Yerwiaigung, $4,000 unb
wenn m0glid mebr, gu 9%ewdtren. 8 n
5 II b lana ferben tat # l.
fhen Mngaben qemdb q b r.
ii etwa5 5000 Wen denan
2un9en 8 II lie
loe c, un0 cine 0eilanltalt nod BEN
an9ere9ten Blame t0nute nidt nit
Sob aufgsmoQen tuerbsn. Seer. Or.
0urtp BON Der Staats : @eiunobeits.
bsb6rbs rednet In oieitr 0inii@t auf
Die llntsrfiibung Der gsjammten Ye'
p0ltsrung, pornebmlih Die Der 3eis
tunQen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02
0odi9iler=G rtnrFon.


gtpa $50 Gtubentinnen unb Stu
benton Der Sbortrioges0 odidule her.
ben beute cine grcurfion na9 benz gu.
ben antretert. sic iperoen bic Dram
mutb. 00ble, Chattanooga, Wafbpile,
Birmingham, WObi!e, montgomery
unb Nsw Orleans befu9en.
Die grcurfion ifebt unter 2eitunq
bes 0err1 Sobn 6. 3rent; oemielbsn
ffeben als MiRRenten bic 2sbrer q.
Qr9er Gergulon uno Cigar 8. Gor.
iptbe, iowie bic Qebrerinnen SRI. Gloro
4obs. SRI. glpba 9ripples, GrI. Nnna
Cor unb SRI. Mnna Clifford CUR Settle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

borqeben min; osnn fe tuiiroe fid ba'
ourd enttueoer iebr ldderlin ooer iebr
anIt6Big - ooer geioes 5ugleid =
MAIDEN. Denn tuenn Niutiamang
aud Elm dineiiider nWertragsbafen"
III, 10 1T es bod felt 1900 in rufiidem
Belize uno biz 3u benz @raoe unter
ruiii6er Uerwaltung. oab bic RuHsn
ielbft Die 300e erbeben. Dem babsn
fi9 bic Wddte uno aud Die Yereinig'
ten Staaten sefuat, uno fe baben
auBerOem ibr tiQidmsiaeubss ga uno
amen" gegeben gu Der ruIfiiden gr-
tldruna. oaB Die gan3e Manoidurei
als 2risgsidauplub an3uIeben 1T uno
Die Neutralitdt @binas unter teiner
geoingung auf bieie probin3 ausges
oebns peroen fann.
5rob aler T~batenlnff wiro man In
WaibingtOn au6 gar nidt oaran benz
Ten, 3u protefiren ober ju banoeln.
unb man iDirD In Wirtlidfsit aud nidt
ernftlid beforat uno aufgere9t iein
iiber bas ruififde Yorgeben. 9ie
Sorae unb Mufreaung, uelde isne
Meloung aus Niuiidwang srre9ts,
bate einen aan3 anoeren 0runo.
Nidt Die Rufen tuaren oaran idulb.
%fonoern Die llnporIidtigteit Der 2or-
rsiponOentsn, Der 3abslmeier uno Der
&sbaitsure; am lebten gnbe Der Wnn-
gel an elmer superIdIfissn 3enfur !: Die
RuHen sogsn bas Stsrnenbanner
berunter", bdtte ME unb nimmer ourd
Die prefie aeben biirfen. Wo bIeibt Die
0eiliateit Der Glaqge. tutnr Die gemsis
men @ufen ie antaifen biirfen?! Wie
Tam man tinftiabin nod beldmOrenb
uno orObeub 5u9leid fraaen yWer
min Die Glasae be~rabaieben?". spenn
riditdnoige Foreigners oas ungelfraft
tbuu biirfen?
Der LANCE QuatId Der Waibing-
toner gorreiponoenten iiber bic ernitsn
y~eiOraniiie uiw. i'm Stats Separte.
ment iol oRsnbar rur beidmidti9en
uno ben fiirdterliden ginorud pertpi,
fden, ben man bon jensr Welouna ers
uartete. Sn Wirtli&leii fam sr nidt.
3ein ein,iaer Gntrilfungsidrsi unb
teine ein3iae Obnmadt tuuroe gemeloet,
uno bod it's erft Elm paar Sabre Der,
ieit bas Wort: .Mer tpil bie Glagge
berab5ieben?". aIs Wei9w6runssiormsl
10 oubsroroentli@ CUTE Gienlte that unb
ieosn Mioeripru4 berRummen lief.
9amals fono f6 i'm gan3elI iueitsrl
2anoe tsin ginsiQer, Der ben Mutb ee.
babt bdtte 81 einem pffen Sd" -
beute irdbt i'm aun5en ganoe aud iein
tleines 3dbnden iiber Die Nadridt.
oaB Die MuiIen Is tbatei; ilur In WaI6-
ingtpn 1T man beiorgt, - UNI oas
idone Sdla9mort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

Nedt intereHant 1T Der gert9i
beg ruifiiden Suiti3miniiters Wura-
Dieff in Ieiner @igenidaft als Yorfbsr
oes 6aager tribunals in Der Wene=
uelasNngelegenheit, ben er Dem 3aren
Dorlegte. Yefonbers be3eihneno 1T
cine Stsls in Der Wurnbisff bic &soe
bes &edtsbertreters Der Der. Gtaaten
Wapne MeWenab bpr benz Tribunal
als oratoriid betpunoerstpertb erpdbnt,
oann aber bin3ufigt, oab Der SEbalt
bel &eoe r6ni9 belanglos unb Der.
maBen nit pOlitit geipidt mar, oab
Die &eoe i'm b6diten Wabs unpaleno
gepeien lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02
Mit einem Bsinbrmdj oabom=
9etommt,t.

@eaen 10 llbr lsbte Nadt itiir3te an
Der @~urtelbabn : Rreu3ung Der Big
Gour' Wabn Der in go. $50 0arrifon
S4rabe tuOtnbafie gremier q. s.
WilIiams bon einem 3u9e ab unb err
lit einen Bru9 bes linten Beines. Or
uurbe bon Or. @arlple bonn Dilpen-
fnrium per Mmbulan3 ms St. Wins
cents 9ofpitaI iiberfhbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

. auerIaub niBfheine e.
30. 8. 2reep. 2. f6d. TramssW obn.
baus, 1926 Yroopap, So, 200. =
@eorse Sausbsp, Grame.@ cottage. 1918
Noplanb Mbs., $1,000. = 2poia Be-
prsB, 2 if0d. Badtein-@ 9 iGdftsblod,
238 WaHaduietts Mpe., "a, 765. = u.
e. WOols, Crane : Cottage 8iptOn
Sir. nabs TO-, 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02
4sb6rae far 6A. werte.
glus Der seitrisen eituns.


- eriefeIung.
Sa ssitern Der neue Strabsnrsini-
gungs Contract in 3raft trat, bem-
gemdb Die g~oniractoren nidt mebr per
5aq be3ablt tperoen, ionoern in Der
@ate bon 13. 90 gts. per TO-
600 OnuOrat.Gub bat bic gsbOros
fur OFF. Werte seftern @barlss u. Gar,
rarO sum Gbef Snfpeetor far oas
Strabenreinigun9s. uno Strabenbes
ieielunss Weien %ernannt. !
8islana cab es ieinen gerieielun9s.
Snfpeetcr unb mirb @arraro genaue
GOntrOlle iiber Die Heiniguno pie Die
gerieielung Der perbeherten StraBen
su fibren babeh. Seine MiFitenien
tuerosn fem: Greo. 9ebr, Sobn Suai-
ban unb 9bomas @ibion, nit je AS
per Wonat. @arraro piro 800 ben
Wonat erbalten.
Gurdfdnittli9 perben fir StraGens
@einiauna uno sgsrieislung bier etpa
$l15. 900 per Sabr perausgabt.
yerldngeruns Der bts
pooosQini
Webrere 0unoert Yiirger bon 8riabt=
tuooo unterbreiteten Der Bsboroe cine
petition UNI Yerldngerung Der Bright
tuooo. 9 trabenbabnlinie bon ibrem ae.
a~enwdrti9en gnbppntte bis our 30.
Strnbe. Dieie pstition tuurOe oil ben
Staot' Jngenieur perwieien.
SolIte ldngf gsbaut
morben ein.
9as @leide 9eidab nit SO. s.
Roud's 3uIdrift, Der fid bereit er-
tldrte, cine Petition bebuts gaues
zines Iubi taatielenll s(Levee)
aui benz Sio.ufer bes 6al Greet of,
LID bon Der Central qlbe. In umlauf al
itben uno oafir su IOraen, bah Die I'M
tereiirten @runobefber einen 9beiI
ODER bic gan5en Soften bieisr MnlaQs
tra9en.
NeusM frid Der 9om-
Union 0alIt.
Der Contract fur Weu. Nnari9 bes
Snnesn Der 3omlinIon Dale iplirse an
Die Girma Jertig & 2ebers fir s2450
rer9eben. Die Mrbsit mub am q.
NpriI polIenoet iein. s. 8. Yalmonn
bate $1,000 .berlangt. - 1eidloEsn
murbe bic gementirung Der Sm. an
Der @beier gOe., bon waibinstOn bis
Nli9iean ctr.
9 m Il lien bic @eridts
ent 6eioen.
Die 0ol3blodphafer Gontractorerl,
osren iinaiie SrubsI anIdbIid Der
6o6nutben etc. binIdnglid betannt
iinb, iiberianbten Der Yeborbe Elm @ut.
a4ten BEG @edtsantpaltss Mooiion 6.
9arris, bsmgemdB Die @~ontractoren
ni4t fur bic 9o6nutb=S ddoen perant-
uortlid gebolten tperoen f6nnten.
6tnoiantualt Warrum 1T entidkoen
anoerer Nnfidt, uno miro bic STREET.,
Grags ieoenfals in ben @eridten gum
Nnstrage gebradt perben.
3einer4 m | M member
pflaer" r.
Gins nber 1T fiber, uno Das III,
oaB Staot.S n9enisur Soup baflr for
gen pirb, baB fortab In teiner Strabe
mebr Elm 0Ol3blodpfafter selsgt miro,
mo cine ELECTROMAGNETIC be-
ffsbt. ME !. 9. an Der Midigan Str.
bonn po9ue's Run our 9acoma Mpe.
an Der Blafe Str, bon WaI6inqton
bis Snoiana MDe., ETC., mo oerartiQe
pflaiter perIan9t meroen, aber erif ae.
fern nod alles iiberihmemmt NOR
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02
Gamsfrauem amf8epa6t!
01der Sham,

Der nod iungs iebod allaemein be.
tnnnte Weiifer In Ieinem FAB, bat, BEN
Crdn9en feiner Treunoe ltno Some,
Golge leiifenb, beihlonen, in Der ftaot.
Waritbale cine Wsrfaufslfelle 3u errid.
ten. unO atpar brett neben benz tribe.
rem 9bau'i6en Stanb, unb pirb er 1id
freuerl, feline friiberen Iomie 5ufiinItigen
3unoen bafelbft beoienen au f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02
!. Die Mmerteam Sreiptma

! - Die Mtnerieam 8retptmg
SO. tptro tbr Sod : Bier
bemte, GantFag, 2. April, TT
auen lettemoen gstrttSHafs
ten at 8apf bater. Gs TT
etm abioImt retmeS Yroouft,
ssstr bon Wal3 uno 0npfen
8ebtamt. Sm Dlaihem a.
be3teben Onr@ Sac. Rehaer
& So. SeIepbons 40y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

Bapert5@er 1lmterft. 1eretn.
Is. ettftmm9Sfeft ttmo 8au
am ~ONetmonta9, A. April,
III Der 0ertnanta Saue. Gin
trttt fur Qetr u. Dame 25c;
Gxtta Dane Toe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

. r. 6. 5. GIetder belt 9e.
fern Mbeno in Meper's Gapele. WeIt
unb Nbbott Str, einen WOrtra9 iiber
.Martinique", tpelde burd fiereOptii@e
gilosr beranidauIi9t tuuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02
Snotamapolts 8rsiptms 50.

Bier TT bemte tn auen
Iettenoen @trtbS6aftcm, Jos
tute TT Den md6ffolgemoem
Sa9em an 3apf. Gtm ipArs
st9eS, SMutadtaftcS II. ttatrs
bates Bter, OaS beionocrS
Uamtltem 80 etmpfebIen TT.
Sm Vtmts ,tmo Quarts DIas
Iden az oettIelbem YreiS tpte
gcw6bnlt6eS 8ter 3cIes
pton 578.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

GMnttt $ Blmmett, 4opfs,
8latts rno Cfterpftau5em In
9rober auSlnabI bet
Gemrn 80. Wtemau,
ode Gait 1ttt0 Wprxt6 Ctr +.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

Snerpfamsen mnO 81mttts
bImmem tn berrlt6er Nus:
tpabI bet
Yertcrmamm DroS So.
24f @an. NUe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02
Mermanta 0aue.

0ermamta Ssaue.
S,emte Some BOD am Sapf
umo icimite Wofpmrit fur
XunM. iimo
ctmgelaoeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

Inn etme Grfdttuna in eincm 9aae
~ furiren
nebme 2ardtipe Bromo Auinine Tablets.
9ue Drug8ilten erftatten bas @eIb auriid,
ipenn lie nidt fiiriren. g. 90. Groves 1lnters
i@rift 1T auf iebcr S9odteI. 25 Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-02

CO 81 bette 5 Sent gioarre In
Der Stabt, Wudo's r2ongfelow".
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11
A Section of Elk City District IhaC
Deserves Attention.

This section is situated about four miles north east OF low" anu
is region of high bold hills and deep canyons heavily uoee
and we'll watered. 1 With
Very little prospecting been done thus far compared WIN
the more omen portions of district but what has peeh uo
shows the most encouraging results
The Reliance group by S. G. fainter and which men
toned elsewhere herein situated this section Also the uncle
Sam group owned by and w. A. Mulnx and the Schedue
group owned by Grangeve and Portland people, Miles ce ana
Victor Keller also have good property in this locality
On hurried trip taken through this section recently accom-
panied by H. Mccarthy the News man was shown over the
Providence group by Mccarthy and Others This group has
parallel lodges avesg it, The principal ledge exposed
along by open for distance of about 800 feet and
extraordinary values wherever opened The gold
companed by what appeared chloride which when PANIED
shows greater specific gravity than the gold itself The ledge
shows width six feet and like all the lodges in the camp IS
clean and we'll defined
The Consolation group also visited by the scribe this trip
1t discovered by Mclaughlin and sold by him to the I'M
pea Corona G. NJ certainly all the outward
indications of being mne and would without doubt justify the
most extensive development work The vein we'll Defined free
milling and shows width exceeding five feet
This section of the camp stated above deserves attention;
attention at the hands of both the poeco and investor To the
prospecor will say there several square miles of territory
which, believe has felt the point of pick and should any
be discovered wou be peculiarly susceptible cheap
ton owing the great tunnel facilities and abundant water
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11

climates and higher attitudes. Colorado
much injured by the strikes? Yes, very
much. It's hard to do anything in the
way of getting a new property started
until affairs are more settled. Who is
to blame for this condition? Well, as l
see it, both sides. When two men, each
with chip on his shoulder, butt up to-
gether, there is always a show for a
scrap. Son etimes the bull-headed man.
ager is as much to blame as the bullet
headed walking delegate. Many super
intendents are working their mines and
running right along without trouble.
Perhaps Cousin jack is right when he
says there are places for men, and
men for places
81 believe in the right of men organ
izing to establish a uniform scale of
wages. l believe, also, that man
should have the right to hire and dis
charge whom he pleases and manage
his own business in his own way. Do
mean l should recognize the union?
Most certainly. Why Motif the union
recognizes us first? Let no man Guido
you in politeness.
At this I looked up into the face of
DRY Washer Bill" but couldn't make
out whether he was joking or in earn
est. But since my talk with him have
been thinking. 'a.
Chas. L. Lang.
Sonora, CAL, May 16.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11
ARE CAPABLE
OFFICERS.

To the Editor Having noticed an ac-
count in your columns of the first school
taught in the Elk City district, it was
thought that few words of informa-
ton with reference to the growth and
present condition might be acceptable.
At the advent of Mrs. Miles Reed.
nee Maud Kinkaid, as teacher in the
year Of 1901, the children that have
since been in regular attendance, with
but few exceptions, entered school as
first primary pupils. Of this number.
Vida Whitaker and Orbie Natwick, WHO
entered later, received at the close cf
the present term their promotions to
the A class, fifth grade; Wilma Whit
akec and Frank Anderson, to the A
class, fourth grade. Ralph Strong, who
entered school but year ago, is doirg
third grade work capably. Aside from
the above named pupils, others have
attended with good results; but of
those who entered as first year pupils
and who have been in regular attend
ance since Mrs. Craig's advent in the
school, we speak especially.
Mrs. Miles Reed, after having taught
two and half months, resigned her
place in favor of Mrs. Craig, who has
since been teacher of our school.
Mrs. Craig has graded our school
following the work outlined
in our state course of study. Tupils
leaving have had 10 difficulty in taking
up the assigned work in the grades Of
other schools.
During the past three years mary in
orovements and additions have been
made to the school premises. The in
-erior of the school building has re-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11
Remarks of Dry
w asher Bill. -

The Mining and Scientific Press pub
fishes the following.
To THE EDIToR:- The Oakland ferry
had just come in, and to one not a
dweller in San Francisco it was inter
esting to see the fast-moving, clean-ap-
pearing throng swarming out like bees
from hive. Suddenly my hand was
grasped by broad, athletic figure with
grip like a rock crusher, and while q
suspicious flash of bunco man crossed
my mental vision, it was dispelled in an
instant by recognition of the genial
face of DRY Washer Bll,' one of the
best mining scouts and prospectors on
the coast, one for whom extremes of
space and variation of climate are no
hindrance-no mountain too steep to
climb, no desert too forbidding to cross,
and no work nor hardship too great to
endure; often without sufficient food
and, perhaps, worst of all, no tobacco;
one season digging away the moss and
sinking in the frozen muck of Alaska;
then, out of luck and disguised, to the
other extreme of wandering, parched Of
tongue, over the hot sands of the No
jave. A thorough quartz miner and
judge of ores, expert and honest, he
could be steadily employed at good sa-
lary, but h prefers to "play a lone
hand, - never doubtiag his ability to
"strike it richer than ever, for he has
discovered and sold out'for q song mines
that are worth Millions.
Successful work near Goler' with 9
dry washing ma hine during thsN first
rush to those limited but rich-in-spots
diggings fastened on Bill the handle of
DRY Washer;" and so he is known, /
in Butte or Bisbce
"Well, well, bat / am glad to see
you," said Bill ''I5's good for sore
Eyes to see somebody who isn't a per-
nanent resident-no that I'm partiou-
arly down on taat class of inhabitant,
ut can't do any business with 'em,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11

ceived new coat of paint. single pa
tent seats sufficient to seat twenty-four
pupils, teachers desk and revolving
chair. New blackboards, a globe, a
complete set of maps, one of the latest
dictionaries, a clock, an organ, and a
most excellent library may be enumer-
ated among the things which help to
make our school a success. The school
grounds have also been fenced, and a
much needed well and pump prove a
great addition.
We feel that we have right to be
proud of the present condition of our
school.
Board Mrs. Anna Anderson
OF Mrs. Via Whitaker
Trustees Mrs. Daisy Strong.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11

That the expected sometimes happens
is proven by the recent lynching of
Meyers at Whitebird. The abortive eff
forts of the authorities to bring crimi-
mails to justice which has thus far char
acterized Idaho county officials was
freely commented on by the Standard,
which paper fearlessly waged a war a.
gainst crime single handed, and warned
the people from time to time that the
persistant defeat of justice would soon
er or later lead to just such disgrace
full affair as has now taken place at
Whitebird. That Meyers deserved death
is not the question, it is not the pro
vince, nor is it the intention of this pa
per to sit in judgement upon the men
who killed him. There are times when
such drastic measures are necessary:
one of those times is when the regular
authority is impotent, from any cause,
to cope with lawless conditions. This
is the condition with which we have to
deal at this time. We hold therefore
that when the law-abiding citizens are
compelled to take the law into their
own hands; as above and for the above
reasons, they should, in interests of
consistency, go to the logical limit, and
hang few jurymen and jury ''fixers"
and at least compel the resignation of
officials.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11

1t is always gratifying to be sustained
in position on any given subject by
the trained, intelligent opinion of a
practical man of affairs. The property
holders of Elk City district have to con-
graduate themselves in that their faith
in the district is endorsed by M. J.
Sweeny, in an interview printed else
where in this issue.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11

The MINING News, in the interest of
progress and business methods in pub
lie affairs, suggests for Commissioner
for the first district, George V. Her.
rington, of Elk City; subject, of course,
to the approval of that gentleman and
the Republican County Convention.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11
The Aberfoile and UratiIla.

W. &. Bower, superintendent of the
Aberfoile M. & D.. Co., made a flying
trip to camp the fore part Of the weel.
in the interest of his company. Mr.
Brewer said: "This t1io was made
merely to secure data necessary to the
early resumption of operations on cur
properties, which will be carried on on
much larger scale than heretofore
Operations will begin within so DAVIS !"
Mr.. Brewer left for Spokane and east
ern points on Tuesdays stage.
Looking This Way.
5. E. M. Aldrich of Spokane. a well
known and prominent MINING man
spent few days in camp this week on
business relating to an important min
ing transaction. Mr.. Aldrich refu1ed
TO discuss his mission at present. saving.
1T Is time enough to talk when all de-
tails are completed, that time is notve+
but will be in the very near future ,,
Mr.. Aidrlch appelred much gratified at
the liberal spirit toward investors man
Tested by the property holders of Tho
district, and expressed regret that his
limited time did not permit a more cv
tenslve inspection of the district at this
time, but would return in about ton
days, When he would be pleaed to oivo
ms Impressions of the camp to the
-
Mining News. Mr.. Alsrich returned to
Spokane on Wednesdays stage.
After Mining Property.
S. G. Ford, a prominent investor :
Schenectedy, New York, is in caron
i2oking for mining property. To the
News man Mr.. Ford said: Il have not
been here lopg enough to pass uoon the
merits of your camp, but what 7 have awe
seen must say that it surprises mo
shall remain about six weeks or love-
enough to give the district q Il oro,,o,S
inspection, when if it comes I'M r. 49,
required standard there win he ah' Dre
dant capital fol- thcoming for the @a+
extensive development" '''S'
MI Ford has had considerable ev
perIenee in the mining field and 49, eM
Is no G5oabt but he will be alIo - '. e
TO suit him from aroo ~ ma
many good properties. ''iiione SO
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-06-11

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