Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-10-11


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Persons desirious of securing the fol-
lowing mining shares should make APP
plication at the Tribune office:
100 shares Brown-Croft at ~ S2.75
/ SIS shares John Ross at ....... 1.50
Share in Great Eastern, reasonable.
1000 shares of 0. X. stock in lots
OF 100 at csc per share, or the
whole amount at S5c per share.
The demand for mine laborers is still
strong throughout this district.
A large strike of lead and jack was
made at the Earl few days ago. The
mill will be completed in ninety days.
A six-inch sheet of solid jack, so pure
in formation as to be ready for market
when brought to the surface is reported
from the Dark Horse mine at Linden.
The Ladies Mining company of Mont
fort, profting by some of the expert
ences of the sterner sex, are collecting
the money necessary to prosecute work
before sinking shaft.
Platteville Witness: Large capital is
coming into the district. The moneyed
men of the copper and iron country
men who move things on large scale
are acquiring properties here and
there throughout the district, and the
mining business is taking on stable
attitude. There are scores and scores
of excellent drilling propositions which
still lie dormant that later will be seen
to be excellent producing mines as soon
as capital can become interested in them.
Since going through the four and a
half feet of an excellent body of dis
seminated jack by shaft sinking at the
Chief of Police some weeks ago, the
workmen have been engaged in drift
ing. They find, in advancing to the
north and west, that there are strong
indications of consolidation, with good
sheet formation at the bottom. All this
is in the top opening. The Chief is
slightly southeast of the famously rich
Joseph range of quarter of century
ago, and miners in general regard it as
continuation of that range. Outside
parties having shown signs of wanting
to get possession of the Chief, the
stockholders met in consultation Mon
day afternoon and fixed an optional fig
ure. With each days work there is
| some sign of increase in merit in the
Chief.
A bill providing for the punishment
of all mining fakirs and promoters of
illegitimate mining enterprises will be
drafted by the American Mining Con-
gress at it's annual session, which will
be held in Denver, Colo, October 16 to
| 20 inclusive. A committee composed of
the best talent in the United States has
been appointed to prepare and submit
to the mining congress draft of such
bill. This committee comprises two
United States senators, Robert M. La
Toilette wis., and Fred T. Dubois
| Idaho; one congressman, Eben w.
Martin South Dakota and the COVER
nors of two states, George c. Pardee
California; and Joseph w. Folk mis-
souri. Four are attorneys and all are
from mining states of prominence.
The Buffalo IN. W Enquirer pub
fishes the following in regard to Rev.
DIR. John Kuelling, who recently died at
his home in that city: During his
active career, which, in spite of adj
vanced age continued almost to the
very day of his death, DR.. Kuelling was
a minister of the German Reformed
church, and took a prominent part ir
its work. He filled several important
Offices on church boards and had to hi:
credit the organization of two new
churches, both of which are now pros
porous. He was also responsible foi
the upbuilding of many other churches
in cities where he was stationed during
his ministry. DR.. Kuelling was an ex
tensive reader and well informed or
past and current events. He had alst
done much literary work, mostly OF
church subjects He was considered t.
be oAe Of the best authorities on church
law. The Rev john Kueinng was bon
at Schaffhousen, Switzerland, IN 1885
and studied at the mission house a
Basic. He was graduated in 1853 anC
came to America. He is survived b!
his wife. two sons, T. Kuelling, of Lead
wood. Mo-, and Albert Kuelling of New
York, and a daughter, Mrs. Kolph, o
Fort Wayne, Ind" Deceased was
brother of j. J. Kuelling Of this city.
e The GAINESVILLE Record strongly en-
} dorses the plan for "two-hour flyer
S from that city to Milwaukee in tn
morning, and from Milwaukee to james
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