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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-03-17
Thunder Mountain.

in spots with few reverses.
Thunder Mountain.
SUNNYsIDE MINE The big mill
at the Sunnyside mine, which
was gotten in at such an enor-,
nous cost and was expected to
make such a great record in bull
lion production, demonstrated,
after a brief run, that the ore
values disclosed in the extensive
development of the mine had
been shockingly overestimated
and the results produced are re-
ported not to have been sufficient
to pay operating costs,
The mill was shut down early
in the season and a new manager
installed at the mine who carried
a small force of men on develop
ment, which was greatly increas-
ed until a crew of about forty
men is said to be employed on
the property at the present writ
ing doing development work and
exploring its resources with a
view Of discovering and blocking
out pay ore, This work is in the
hands of Captain Tredwick, a
Thoroughbred and practical
mining man from Utah, under
whose direction the real merits
of the property will doubtless
soon be disclosed. Recent re-
ports from the camp say that ore
has been found in quantity that
ran from So to $50 per ton. 1t is
sincerely hoped that this report
is true and that the values may
average between these extremes
and an extensive body of that
class of ore may be developed, as
the Sunnyside company have in
vested vast amount of capital
in the development and equip
ment of their property, in addi-
ton to paying a large part of the
cost of constructing a wagon road
into the district.
DEWEY MIME. The property
of the Thunder Mountain Gold
and Silver Mining company, bet
ter known as the Dewey mine,
continues to be the only gold pro-
ducer in the district after -four
years of steady development.
This property made a remarkably
fine production, considering the
fact that its mill was closed dowr
for several months of the yeal
undergoing repairs and the in.
stallation of new mortars. The
production for the past year from
this mine of precious bullion ag
gregated in the neighborhood o.
$67, 900, and the mine and mil
continue in successful operation
at this date.
Part Of the years run wa
made from surface quarry
which yielded ore of about s.
gold value per ton that was yer,
proftably mined and milled at
total cost of something like So. q
per ton, which, considering tn,
remotness of the district, reflect
great credit on the superintend
ent in charge.
The failure of the Sunnysid
mine in the early part of tn
summer seemed to- fatten on
interest in the district and severs
companies suspended operation
The resumption of development
at this time, however, during tn
fall, with a large force of men
has revived the faith of othe
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-03-17
OROGRANDE NEWS.
Umatilla Active-Work on Butterfly
Progressing Rapidly-Local
News of the Camp.

DSSl QllCC Ill Will Id grippe.
A doctor that will stay among
us and take pot luck with us is
something that we need badly.
Geo. Mclaughlin was bruised
quite badly by a rock slide in the
glory hole. but was able to get up
and walk home. Fortunately he
was not seriously hurt.
Active development work under
the able management of James
Penman is steadily progressing
on the Homestake mine, which
splendid property is among the
best in camp.
Mrs. j. R. Hutcneson has been
quite i'll for several days.
Mrs. Colgrove is up and around
after her recent illness.
The equipment for the new
restaurant of Church & Franklin
has arrived, and they will be
serving meals in their we'll known
good style very shortly.
A big bunch of freight teams
arrived this week with supplies
for the G. R. M. & M. Co. and
the camp in general.
A little touch of winter and a
little more snow prolongs good
roads and makes the freighters
hearts happy.
The G. R. M. Co. is building a
a wood road up Quartz creek
where there is an unlimited sup
ply of timber of all descriptions.
Jno. Hokenson is up and around
after his attack of la grippe.
Earl Hokenson went outside
for a vacation and a much needed
rest.
Mr.. Clunsey, a miner at the
glory hole, had a narrow escape
from serious results Sunday. He
was preparing to bulldoze a large
rock in the ore shute when the
ore settled in the shute and took
him with it, covering him up al
but his head. BY strenuous worl
; his comrads rescued him before
he suffered serious injury.
The Pot2atch.
Another promising group of pros
poets recently located and which
is already attracting attention il
the Potlatch, comprising seven
teen claims, owned by Archi
, Mcclellan, J. A. Benedict, Free
Long and Willis Hutcheson.
The Butterfly.
The main tunnel on the Butter
9 fly is going ahead at rapid rate
: although the rock is hard. 1t
expected that a chang ge in tn
:. character of the rock will be en-
! countered soon. A heavily min
= eralized zone is known to exist
short ways ahead of the breas
: of the tunnel. This zone ha
yielded some of the best ore tha
ever came off of Eagle mountain
UmotiElu.
Active development at tn
Umatilla continues. The con
pany recently laid in eight ton
It of supplies in anticipation of tn
f spring break up of the roads
! They are now employing ten mer
= A ninety foot tunnel on Umatill
: No z cut a vein of ore Al fee
e wide, with four feet of whit
I quartz which shows the yello7
% metal plentifully sprinkled thrc
l. it. This lead is identical wit
sr that of Nos. 1 and 2. The bi
1. tunnel is in 27O feet and hs
=. opened 800 feet of dyke ore.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-03-17
IDAHO COUNTY MINES
Report of State Mine Inspector---A
Review of the Happenings
for the Part Year.

The mining progress of the
past year in Idaho county has
been pronounced and important
in spots with few reverses.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-03-31
Ward in the Repub-
lican Ranks.

Voters of the Seventh ward if you will The Eec
ton is next Tuesday Republicans working for supre
acy of Mr. L. E Lawson candidate
Republican ticket and worthy of your support He
stands the advancement the
mens He 'concree' man. AID will that this ward
brought of darkn the 'narveous light Mr.
business and such the give these
to- He asks support worthy Of
place. this paper ashamed him, ask
every republican many L. e. LAWSON
next Tuesday, April 3rd, 1906.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-03-31
Smoke The Foul Tip
Cigar, s cents.
HOMEMADE.
For Alderman of 9TH
Ward.
Vote for L. E Lawson

Mr.. Lawson is the Republican
candidate for alderman of the III
ward and solicits the support of
the voters of that ward. He is a
man Of good qualities and is com
petent, vote for L e Lawson,
Election. April 3 1906
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-03-31

Some people are too stupid to be
of any service.
John II. Piper announces himself
Tor Probate clerk in this issue
Don't miss the District School
entertainment to be given at
Masonic hall, Monda. April Is.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
SCENE AT DEPOT,

Last evening when the Sllverton
train came in there was probably a
greater number OF spectators than
usual. and there was an incident
which most of them will probably be
impressed with. The body of James
Todd. who died at Slverton. had
been brought down over the rough
and preciptous slides, in casket In
closed with a large box, to which
snowshoe runners had been attached
The escort, Fred Carvis. Billie Palm
quist, Claude Ford, lack Berry, Franl,
Hess and Chas W Airy, had left Sill
verton alone to sled the body over the
slides and keep II from tipping over
precipice or into the river but they
help OF twenty more who were com.
ing down the canon. In places there
We're as many as twenty on the rope
pulling the heavy box, and 1t required
nearly all the time of three to four
men on each side to keep II from
turning over
At the depot the escort raised the
lid from the inclosing box and placed
the black casket in the hearse.
Emergencies develop men AMI
measure their loyalty of citizenship
friendship and brotherhood, and this
was one of the instances which had
made It opportune for the frst men
to accept the responsibility.
Wilson Bros. shirts 81 at Nathan's
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
EYE STRAIN

10 the cause or contributing cause os
s5 per cent Of all chronic human lille
The eyes are conspicuous In this par
tieuiar, because they are the only
organs which can overcome their Do
feets and appear normal In At Isass
so per cent Of all cases; therefore,
good vision does not mean perfect
eyes; indeed, extraordinary vision
means defective eyes and the nsrvoua
strain caused by the effort to over
come this defect 10 often the cause
Of mental trouble. from simple for
getfulness to insanity; Of physIeieg
icai disturbances from headaches 70
epilepsy; from simple indigestion u
chronic dyspepsia, with all Its ~
tendant horrors; from suppression et
the menstrual function In fsmaiss q
ovarian and uterine tumors; " Il *
hibits by way Of cross eyes, we can
straiohten them every time without
surgical operation; by our method ei
stopping eye strain am removing
spinal nerve infringement. We are
master Of a great many diseases that
are generally considered beyond med
icsl aid; II you have failed by othsI
methods call and see us. Ladies car
consult Mrs. Or. seabright. Office
Over Whites Grocery store, oppe
site the Postoffcs.
Seabrisht s Seabrisht. NessolosIs,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
DEATH OF J. L. JONES.

]. l.. Jones. well known In the AMI
mas valley. died suddenly yesterday
from blood poisoning resulting from
an liberated tooth. and this recalls
that liberated teeth cause many
deaths In the same manner. Amone
the first deaths in Durango was that
of ]. F.. McFadden, whose death re
suited from the same cause, and re
Gently one of the senators of Oregon
died from the same cause. Fnnera
announcement will be made later.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

for the big cities and the country
districts vary.
A negro known as king OF. the
white slave traffic in New York
City is convicted OF abduction by a
jury after eight minutes deliberation
and probably will receive heavy
sentence.
Paris after her divorce and fight for
recognition in spite of snubs.
The Yaqui river is overowing again
and doing much damage 10 all save
the Yaqnis, who have nothing to lose.
William f. Curtis writes Of the as
cent of Popocatepetl. Mexico. DIM
cult feat which attracts many climb
ers from America and Europe.
Agent of Bull" Andrews and Ave
employees of the failed Enterprise
bank of Pittsburg are arrested. charg.
ed with conspiracy to defraud.
Andrew Carnegie says ne has TAX
en- up spelling reform 80 that the
Engllsh language may be fitted for
universal use. Its destiny.
David Graham Phillips and Bird S.
Coler make bitter reply to the attack
on them by District Attorney Jerome,
calling him traitor" and eur"
President Peabody of the Mutual
Life Insurance company soon will re-
sign and former President McCurdy,
angered by suits, will tell secrets.
The prosecution of the officers of
the various drinking clubs Mt Canon
city is the theme of interest In the
penltentiary town AT present
The mysterious murder OF Paris
manufacturer, which puzzled the
whole city. Is solved by the arrest of
chauffeur. who confesses the crime.
Nine Jeane Gathers, Parisinn
modIste. is arrested for smuggling
AT the French Line pier in New York
snd many yards of rich laces are con-
iscated
Eugene f. Prussing replies to May
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
FUNERAL OF cHAs. wlsAs

AS announced in yesterdays Her
aid. the funeral services of the late
Chas. Wiehe were conducted at the
German Lutheran church this after
noon. many friends joining the fam.
lily in reverence for one OF Durango's $
best citizens during the last quarter
century. Scenes about the casket
were pathetic and the assemblage
generally bore evidence OF the loss
OF valuable factor of the community.
Members of all orders were present
as well as the people generally who
had known Mr.. Wiehe as friend or
citizen, lnterment occurred at
Greenmount cemetery.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

or Dunno of Chicago and brands him
as parallelopipedon. an epithet
which leaves the city executive
speechless.
A woman whose husband secured
divorce because she had transferred
her affections to his son by former
marriage, marries ner stepson at
Hammond. Mo.
Professor Nathaniel Schmidt of
Cornell decries women us dolls In
their parlors.' praises women who
work and pleads for complete equal
ity for the sex,
The Illinois Association Opposed TO
the Extension OF Suffrage to Women
presents protest against municipal
suffrage for Chicago women to char
ter convention.
w. j. Bryan. In a magazine article
contrasts socialism and pltrulstlc In
dfvldualism and points the way to a
common ground In the policy OF pub
lie ownership.
Oak Park pastor declares the cigar
ette smoking club women, decorated
tion to the horse racing sport than
a first cousin.
While broad program OF Irish re-
forms will not be taken mp by the
present parliament. the British min
istry plans TO father liberal policy
at the next session.
Or. Frederic l.. Paxson, professor
~, If,I, ~ al
RADIO at Boulder, Is making 1t the office
u his department to preserve and to
teach Colorado history.
Fifty-two Illegal medical concerns
OF New York and Brooklyn are plac-
| ed under the ban by the postmaster
general at Washington after an IL
| yestigatlon showing their character
Women Of civilized lands are dis
tinguished from aborigines by theii
use OF corsets, which are necessar,
TO the modern woman and are no
injurious to the health, says an Eng
Iish writer.
Reports Of the recent battle on thu
Island of Samar. Philippines. SHOW
that the constabulary. nghtini
| against OVeTWHelfnluR Ouus, Wou
brilliant victory over the Pulajanes
Because 1t was not shown that th'
beer" sold was lager beer" yer
diet OF $l7,500 against three salooI
keepers and in favor OF drunkard'i
children is set aside and new tria
ordered at Chicago.
Economic, financial and politica
Russo-American approachment i
sought by the czar, who favors tn
granting OF the contract for the cor
struction of the Bering Strait tunne
10 American capitalists In the belle
II will bind the two nations.
Sarah Bernhard. who refused J
submit to what she considered tn
exorbitant demands OF the syndicat
controlling Texas theaters, give
daily performances in tent Mt Da
las and a great crowd cheers her TO
her fight against the trust.
II Mysterious power Of the Standar
Oil company is shown at hearin
before the Interstate commerce con
mission, In which 1t is reyeale
that New Haven Railroad at a los
to itself, aided the trust In establish
ing monopoly in the New Englan
market
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
o. F. BOYLE.
%

Owen F. Boyle. who was attacked
With pneumonia several days ago, suf'
fcring much. was reported Two or
three days ago as being out of dan
ger. On Wednesday he walked out,
and yesterday felt little worse, but
is. reported from the sick room today
as getting along all right.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
TELEoRAPHIc SNAPSHOTS.

Peary Artic Club forwards annual
nai. to Commander Peary. now in the
lrctic seeking the north pole.
The London Outlook saws sttle
nent at Aleeciras on the basis of tae
.merican terms is near.
Senate declares for the government
,wnership of powder factories, s125.-
plant.
Gompers calls iaoor to fight at The
,olls for its deranjs. saying all ap,
,eals to Washington have fallen on
leaf ears.
President Roosevelt presses the
isn; on red tape In the government
departments in talk to the Keen com-
mission.
Democratic leaders face the prob
EN- of 1908, In which Hearst aud Bry-
IN seem likely to be the principal
factors
Gotham lawyer. who hunted up un-
lamed estates and manufactured no
gus heirs is sentenced to twenty
gears in prison for forgery.
Milwaukee Poles, angered by the
lefeat of their candidate for comp
trailer at tn the primary elections
nreaten to bolt the democratic city
ticket.
Arthur Upson. poet and literary
instructor, moved b. saiiCn M
pulse, leaps from high ridge at
Minneapolis and has a narrow es-
cape from death.
Senator Tillman declares that the
people have lost their faith in the
federal judges and ascibes the de-
nand for railroad rate law 70
his loss of confidence.
Great improvements In the City OF
Mexico by the government and Am-
erican companies make the capital
one of the most beautiful cities on the
| continent, writes William Il. Curtis.
Alton B. Parker, Gearing President
| Roosevelt's recent declaration thar ne
| is not a candidate again may be con
| sidered q reply to his Democratic ad
| yersary, denies any controversy With
the executive.
4
passenger trafiic, according to S.oBoI
Thompson. who says that the revenue
from fast trains, even with the mai
and express profits added, gives
small margin ON the investment.
II Violation of the law by great com
merclal enterprises is the most vita
problem of the country; socialism i
false remedy, and tne true solu
ton lies in aroused pubic sentiment
saws Attorney General Hadley Of Mii
souri, in speech.
To carry on a campaign against tn
Diamond Match company. who's
methods are said to be unfair, Ne
York grocers. commission men and II
dependent match manufacturers .
eanlze and will compete with th
. trust for business.
The Burlington system decides
install German steam motor CT
for use in competition with electr
roads.
Thousands are still facing starv
ton in famine stricken districts
Japan, In spite OF foreign contrib
tions and the passing OF winter.
President Of Ohio Gas assOciatio
In his annual address. declares tn
municipal ownership Is a mistake Al
says good citizens should oppose Il
Elections for members Of Russi,
first parliament are very complies
y ed and confusing. The rules tram
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
]. c. BRADLEY.

There has been much OF rumor to-
day on the streets regarding the con
dition OF ex-Commissioner j. c. Brad.
ley. 1t is learned that Mr.. Bradley,
though having been very sick. is in
q fair way to recovery this afternoon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
HAVE PLENTY OF THEM.

County Superintendent Of Schools,
Mrs. Pulford, is establishing new
(the 24th) rural school, on the lower
La Plata, about ten miles below Fit.
Lewis. and thinks the people at
Grommet will make a sufficient show
ing to entitle them to school. The
La Plata school will be operative as
soon as established.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

Remember phone number. Duran
go 46. when you want Ginger Ale,
Root Beer. Orange PhoVnate. Cham
payne Cider. Raspberry Cream, Iron
Brew. Sarsaparilla and Lithia Mineral
Water. These soft drinks" are pre-
pared With special care for family
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
KNIGHTS

o
All members of Montezlma Lodge
No. 20, Knighas of Pythias. and visit
ing knights, are requested TO meet at
Castle Hall at l p. m, Sunday. April
lst. to attend the funeral of Brother
lanes Todd. The funeral will be
from the home. 715 Sixth avenue. at
o'clock.
]. H. WOODS, C. c.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
FARMS TO RENT.

We have several desirable farms to
rent to the right parties. For partie-
ulars inquire of
THE FRANK ELDREDGE INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
100000

To loan. In sums to suit, at lowest
rate OF interest, on ranch or city prop
erty. No delay. Money ON hand.
THE FRANK ELDREDGE INvEaT-
MENT COMPANY.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
NOW Is THE TIME.

To have your ashes hauled away
Leave orders with Benjamin. the
K1ndling Man.
Phone, Plata 69.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

No hack hire or street car fare to
reach the popular Palace hotel. But
q few steps from the Union depot.
Clean and well ventilated. excellent
beds and modern throughout, no other
hostelry In the southwest is more at
tractive.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

The public will be amazed that
seven townships on the La Plata, hav.
ing tax valuation of $35.Sil have
been so long without school.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

II you can't nnd delicacy ct
Weightman's there isn't much uss
looking for 1t this side OF the rood
gardens OF California.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

The new styles in bracelets ano
combs are now arriving direct from
Providence factories at Wholesale
prices at Hahn's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
Parker 4 Attebsrry,

Exclusive agents for the Psrin's
Peak coal. Light and heavy transfer
jobbins. office, eioas { Co. furniture
store. Phone Plata 50.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

Blue biamop triple coated enamel.
ed ware and serviceabls On the nas.
kst. w. C. Chapman.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

The thoughtful man never leaves
town without bottle u choice whts
key. whicn eau always b found n
KellenbeTger's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02
AEST IN THE STATE.

/. full set Of teetb-$5 guaranteed.
Crown and bridge teeth ". COLD
hllings SO cents and up.
FOLSOMS DENTAL PARLORS.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

THE DURANGO UNDERTAKING
CO., LADY UNDERTAKEN IN At.
TENDANCE. No. $50 EIGHTH ct.
PHONE. DURANGO 1914.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

Bargains In second hand bicycles
Best ever offered. Durango Novelty
Works, 1876 9Th st.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

II you want a clean place TO take
bath in the finest tubs In the city
irop into Neer & Rudersdorfs-The
Crystal.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

II you want clean place to take &
bath In the finest tubs the city
drop into Neer & Rudersdorf's-Tho
CrJstal.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

When you drink beer you want the
hest. No better manufactured than
Coors' celebrated Golden beer. Call
1T La Plata Bottling Works. BY the
bottle or dozen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

For Freund's patent More Light
famous gun sights. Colo. Armory-
Gradeu block.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-02

Remember the only six-foot porce
lain bath tub in the city at Hutcaia'i
barber shop.