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nght against Donmy Murphy q few
Esvsral thousand people 3oined shs
Grown A q last night especially % -
him psrform
- UT Ksye1 s,s. chs 3aundioe. Hs b
. ts7 sack boy. He wnsut In
- shape 20 dgf1t ons aide OF Aafty
Banawfn, owen n tho half sslected hopped
On . crufch and had its arm acd behind
II It WAS impossible scr him TO 80 on
Tho Crown A. c. management Was no
=tssfse of stftail,t fasasal naSh
aro by Jimmy Kelly. Bert Kcyess nhn-
axcr. But In some curious manner MAI
nrcr Shorteli forgot all about II for
couple of dayB-forEot all about II eSss
while the members were paying their
due. last night ms ctsy came In he
forgot to change the press notices sen
gu, TO the newspapers on Saturday ana
Sunday.
He rorso. about It even while the pre-
f,tn,ner!es were goinx on. and uhtit si'1
last helated member had paid his cues
ana come inside the club coors- NJ
Shorten must have n very poor n'etno1s y,
The skating rink wnsre thn Crown n
e rstches It's horizontal bar and us poN-
Ing ring wrs packed TO the doors GUS
earfy In the evening. Barkers on the
corner advised people where TO Get APP
niicatioa blanks. and by o'clock ihe
eiab.s membership had swollen 10 the
STANDING room only mark
Al tar-riugstie. amopx othcr dieun-
r,,tshea members. saf the great 30
.,ouna champion. Of japan. HitAehiyah's'
win several other Japanese, Hitsfhi :
wanna is Here because he wants to stuaS
c.sr boxing, wrestling and Otter athteoo
!sY,or,s. with the intention Of Improving
his own noble arr. II possible. by oor-
rowing from the oarearians.
JUST before the main event MT h'-
tsschiyarna Ras asked TO Etsp into ts'e
( Fsnx. tie csd antf thE ficoT IN s,ir va e1Fl'
{ s,y ssEged notlreably. aSih Mr. Hith.
chiyaina were three other Jhpanse OF
IRE sys.--;rt,@- -annnlns nsar@triet=zt 70
Introduce II,achiyama. suffered ssasn-
usecea and nnslly stailed while an IN,
erpreter wrote Hitachs5auias naine opI
-a-es=a- Then Iha announcer TIED
again. "Htck-a-chick-n-e -ehAm'na was
as near as he conld get. and the crowd
laughed. Then he introduced the ,hre'
Other japanese As tichampions of Japan
al their weixht'
ti.eis names s.e,iea roica
IN the back rows.
- -r1,---stsareA shrugged lis shoulders
inw oereutonipusly from each OF the iou'
Y ktaeE' OF the ring, RETIRED
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The wiriomere Bowling cies, a new or
lowing ofticcrs President Louis Frank
treasurer, Sissfrted, Seh~eltEsr: .seet,tary
Chris J. Phillips
Aliey-owne. cluh .~cr.tsrier snt oihe--
thter~stsd IN bowling are invited 70 send
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B0WLERS TO HAVE A NEW TOURNAMENT

prer: L s,oddart. caprnia \ tea!n has
befn entered in Ehlcr's Universal fan
tournament.
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ss sy advertised ndustousy for
The
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Murphy Baldwin Fiah, OH.

II locks now as II the six.roand eou, 49,
tween Tommy Murphy aud MAtty BALDWIN,
which was scheduled for ,hr Crown A. Or
tHraoElSu) stag iaS; Monday ynishSx
VIII not cnms Ell. J3bftfts MACK. managed
OF Raldwis- wants Murphy 10 weigh IN az
I3n nauu'ts At o'clock N the H!ght Of the
contdst. While Johnny oliver manager ofS
Murphy. wants the lads 10 hafii, nj catch.
weights OHter told the writer last night
thar he had called or the bout.
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

+ CIsAVFsfND RACE TRACK, y, T.,
Sept x tThe entries Tor to-morrqR Il
GEES hrr. arc Hs follows.
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Murphy and Mcfarland to aatttr

Tommy Murphy. The dArlcrr fighter an9
fackeS Mcfarland, tate crack Chicago lirht.
~risht. VIII he matched 10 a few dAys Ia
meet IN a ten.roani bout be.ors the In.
Johnny Oliver. manager OF Murphy lass
night received an offer from the club o, Cd
rvr cent. oftho gTnss receipts foF th~ hoy1
TO fight for. and 0liver quickly accepted It,
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AmusEmEnTs.

ACADEMY or MUSIC. i4,h st. q Irving p,
lasI WEEK. Last times In this city,
Eleanor Robson IN 54Egf 5S44EIeMf
rrlr"- aic,ss ~ Mats Wed& Sat- Eys.sib
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BALDWIN DEFEATS
DECKER. WHO TOOK
BERT KEYES'S PLACE.
Manager ShortelI Has Lanse of Mem
ory in Notifying Members ofChange
in Bill---Jap Grappler at Fight

n ERR HITACHrYAMA. OF Japan,
mi samural and Champion OF all
4sA wrestiers In Nippon, sat in a
r.ngside seat OF the Crown A c.
last night and saw Matty Baldwin
pound. punch Haliop. slam and gen
orally Outright George Decker. OF
Philadelphia, for six rounds Mr.. Hit
achiyama seemed TO enjoy It
The crowd enjoyed it too. for it
was good. hard fight Decker's rail-
lies during the last half minute of
each round brought the spectators TO
their feet.
The Slowtown scrapper wasn't on
the card. In fact It was only Gu
,raous oversight on the part Of one
James shortell that brought SO many
t-members' out 70 SEQ him. stack an
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ne cAn ht Bke mtddle-wciRht
In the seeond round Baidwin's fierce
oedy punches began to take effect.
peeksr Ens forced In cnnch and hold
on But about fifteen second. befor,
she end OF the round Ae suddenly
iashed out and mixed with Baldwin SO
savnSely that the crowd jumped up
wsen yell
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Baseball tv-da,. $50 T., NJ. American.
League -'afA. y. Y. Americans Va. Clsy d. sss
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E, 18th Vt. LaaiesMa,. To. day
fItWf THE sTR0llIRG PLAYERS
2--nurie,taa . Vaudeville.
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RI ANFYS LINCOLN So. .B'way a agth 81.
vSr,t ~, y. Er Sis. Matn wsd. & Sat.
s,.h.In.LAhh ~ TURNER, Coming.
Hi. Terrible Secret fF'IskEs sO'HARA
". The Man Aionker." Dion O'Dare,
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n n &.sSadER siiorteii came out 10
4M tha Fia=- s..2-zaerea 10 the an
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MURRAY a,';t m.s II, NH ,:s lyIaa \. i;.- DAY i.
al Rssyss Beauty Saow Aa,ssssa sssa.s. s's'''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
IAN MACLAREN DEAD
Famous English Author and
 Pastor Dies In Iowa.
WRITINGS WELL KNOWN IN AMERICA
pr. John Watson, Born Tn Britain Tn 1850, Became Famous on This side After Writing "Beside the
 Bonnie Bricr Bush"

After Writing asBeside the
 Bonnie Bricr Bush"
 MOUNT PLEASANT, Ia. May T. Dr. John Watson Qan Maclaren). the famous author, preacher and lecturer, died at 11:15 a. m. in the Brazelton hotel here from blood poisoning as a result of tonsilitis.
 Dr. Watson came to Mount Pleasant on April 25 from Minneapolis to de- liver a lecture to the students of the Iowa Wesleyan university. En route Dr. Watson became i'll and was com pelled to cancel the date for the lec- ture. The illness, which was declared to be tonsilitis, progressed favorably.
 Last Monday and Tuseday the pa- tient was able to be up and around and transacted some business. We'd nesday an abscess formed on the right ear. The system absorbed pus and in twenty-four hours developed serious symptoms. The physicians regarded the case as critical, but hoped to stem the tide of the disease.
 Blood poisoning set in, and on Satur- day other abscesses started to form in the left ear and throat. The ps-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
~0i!NG EYENTS-

May Goodwill hall. Waterville, masquerade and reception by Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing classes.
 May 10-Altar society night at Si Michael's bazaar.
 May 10. II. IS. 1e. IT. 1s-Gool- will hall Waterbury. St Michael's church bazaar.
 May 10-SpeedweIl hall. Sociable and dance given by Young Mems as. sOciation of St Anne's parish.
 May 1s-Thlrd Congregational church supper given by the Ladies Aid society.
 May I7-Lezvenworth hall. May party of Court MeGiv7ey. D. of l.
 May IT-HamiIton hail. Mill Plain. Social and masquerade given by the Nassau Social club
 May 2s. zs-Entertainment at Mufeahy school.
 May 7s-Leavenworth hall. prone made given by the Goodwill Social club baseball team
 May 9 City hall Annual muster and inspection of Company Y, list regiment. Hfbernian Riaes.
 May 31-TOwn hau. Niddiebury. May f0usr dance
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
OAKVILLE HAPPENINGS

A daughter was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs J. A. Cosgrove. Mrs Louis LaFage has returned from few days visit at Walnut Beach. st An extra train with several cars of freight for Oakville arrived here this morning.
 Mrs Benjamin Boden of Main street is on the sick list. .s
 Mrs Angeline Hungerford have re- turned from several days visit with relatives in Naugatuck.
 Eben Daines, Charles Daines and William Woods have returned from fishing trip to Milton.
 Miss Sarah Beeman of Falls ave- nue, who went to the Manhattan hos pital, New York city, some days ago to undergo an operation on her eyes, is reported to be getting along we'll and expects to return home shortly much benefited.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
WATERFOWL JoTTlNGS

Undertaken H. M. Hickox had charge of the funeral of the late
 Daniel Stevens in Thomaston yester- day.
 MT and Mrs H. F. Davis of Duluth | are visiting at F. B. Noble's. Myron Jones, aged 80 years, died
 at his home in the north part of the town yesterday morning of heart
 failure.
 Ground has been broken for the cellar of William H. Beers's new
 house on Hillcrest avenue. Charles Kane of New Britain vis- tied his sisters here Sunday.
 The Baker brothers, a colored quartet of Plainville. assisted by two comedians from Waterbury, will give a concert in the town hall on Thurs day evening, May 16. Garwood Judd and Frederick Bryant attended the funeral of Dan iel Stevens in Thomaston yesterday afternoon.
 A petition signed by large num- Der of voters of the towns of Wood bury and Bethlehem will be present. ed to the selectmen of Watertown asking that a new highway be made commencing near the residence of Preston Atwood and connecting with the present Woodbury road near the residence of James Young.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
KAUGATUCK NUGGETS

 ocratic incumbent, by a majority of twenty-nine votes, overthrowing his opponents majority of Al year ago and running behind his own ma jority of 2G7 over Freeman two years ago. John T. Bohlin, the republican candidate for tax collector, ran ahead of the ticket, winning by a majority of 110. Collector Walter E. Brown last year defeated Seth D.. Bingham, the democratic candidate, by 10S votes. The approval of the Crofut farm purchase was defeated by large majority. Roberts re- ceived two votes more than he did in 1906 and yet was defeated, Roden- bach carrying the third ward only. This was probably due to the strength oi the Swedish vote, which has been brought into line by the placing of John E. Bohlin on the ticket. There was total of 1,620 votes cast of which 703 fell in the first, 374 in the second and 543 in the third wards. The vote follows: t 1st 2d 3d
 w'd. w'd. w'd. Tot.
 Warden. 'W. T. Roden-
 bach, ...... 341 16S 309 SIS Harry Roberts, d. 356 2O3 230 7S9 Rodenbachs maj 29.
 Tax Collector. James H. Ken
 ney, d ....... 33S 1855 PIT TAO sJohn E. Bohlin,
 ...... .... S4S 1S4 SIS $50 Bohlin's maj no.
 Treasurer. @ George T. Wig
 more, d and r 7Os s74 $40 151
 Registrar of Voters. John E. Rollin- '.r son, .... $40 ITO 309 s1s Thomas F. Reil- ley, ....... 362 206 231 79s ,.. Auditor. David B. Beech CT, d ..... $40 204 231 775 John Kirk, Jr, r. BOA ITO 309 S19
 Town Clerk. Hugh Hearns, d.r 703 374 $40 1917 'h Tree Warden. George c. Ham,
 Board of Education.
 SEM 1 =. and ad aw adwad Charles l.. Der ..... ger. ....... $40 ITO SOs s1s William J. De-
 laney. d -. .. 35S 204 231 593
 High School Commissioners. William Kenne- dy. d 205 PRO Howard L. Is-
 bell. .... .. s41 16s sos s1s James Penrose,
 and r ... .... S41 s7o 545 251
 Bailiffs. Daniel C. Geary. d ...... ..... 363 POT 231 S01 Henry Mempher,d 362 205 22S 795 Fred R. Walsh, d 362 204 230 5S6 John Weisman, 33S 160 ITO 66S Augustus Horn,r 33S 16S' 329 S35 'Thomas Foy, r. 352 205 323 SS0 "John E. John- .. son, .... :. SsS 1ss sos SIP charles. E. Sil-
 vernail. .... SSs 16s sOs s14 'Patrick E. scul-
 ly, d ...... 35s 20s 235 7ss
 Selectmen. 'Michael Ford, 357 200 227 7S4 A. E. Schofield,
 .. ..... 336 166 sos S10I Joseph Flynn, r. 33s I'll 306 ZIG
 Burgess. 'Joseph W. Rey-
 holds. d ..... 353 ... ... 353 Erasmus Stahl, 339 =. ... 33gl sHarry H. Scho-
 field, ...... ... 166 -. 166 'Pierce E. Free man. d ...... ... 202 =. 2O2l 'Howard l.. Is- bell. .. ... ...a.309 309 Timothy Daley,d ... ... 25 225 of purchase of Crofut Prop
 erty. For ...... .... 7S 61 4s 1ss Against ..... 279 214 1s4 6s7 Majority against 499. Elected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
WATERylLLE

Mir and Mrs John Rick will hold a private masquerade dance in Good Will hall this evening.
 George Tigard has taken a posi- ton with the American Pin Co.
 George Slack of New Haven spent Sunday with relatives in the vile.
 Miss Lillian Kerner has returned from a weeks visit to New York city.
 E. c. Munger left the Waterbury hospital Sunday. His hand is heal ing rapidly. ......
 The Rowbottom Machine Co.'S ball team will play a nine from the Pin Co at 5:30 this evening.
 Fred Tyler has resigned his posi- ton at the Reynolds Bridge knife shop and taken one with the Water vile Cutlery Go.
 Eugene Garry has returned from a visit to his home in Winsted.
 Alfred Budd has returned to Bris- tol, after d short visit with his fam fly on Thomaston avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07

There will be a reception to Mir and Mrs William MacNicholl at the Methodist church parlors Wednesday eevning.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Hinman Wednesday afternoon.
 The Naugatuck high school will play Yale 'Os at Firemen's field to- morrow afternoon.
 Preparations are under way for celebration of Children's day, which wiii be held by the Congregational Sunday school early in June.
 The game scheduled to take place on Friday afternoon between the Naugatuek high school and the Win steds has been postponed until June.
 The Young Mems Catholic Insti- ute will soon move from the Web ster block to the new Weary build Ing.
 The electors met last evening at s o'clock fin the borough court room for the purpose of making the ap- propriatiOEs for the ensuing year and laying the annual tax. Warden Rob erts presided. After a short discus sion the meeting adjourned until Monday evening. May 20.
 The family of George W. Andrew, whose home was burned yesterday. are separated until such time as ar rsngemsnts can be made to occupy their sumner cottage on the noun tain Mr and Mrs Andrew are stop ping with Mir and Mrs F. W. ToIles with two of the children. Mrs GIL letfe. Mrs Andrews mother, Is with Mrs George Brooks on Meadow street ana Mr Andrews mother is with Nr and Mrs C. B. Andrews. The household goods have been moved to the neS barn of Jesse Long on George street
 The members and friends of the Sredish Congregational church ss-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07

tient's condition was aggravated by a bad attack of rheumatism. Dr. Wat sons end was sudden and unexpected and was hastened by weak heart. His wife, who was his constant com panion in his last illness, left the room at Il o'clock in the morning. She was gone about fifteen minutes and, re- turning, found her husband lifeless.
 Ian Maclaren was born in Warming tree. Essex, England, on Nov. 3, 1850. and was educated at the Sterling Grammar school, Edinburgh univer- sity. the new College of Edinburgh and at Tubingen, Germany. In 1874 he was licensed by the Free Church of Scotland and appointed assistant to the Rev. pr. Wilson in Barclay church, Edinburgh.
 Dr. Watson was ordained a minister in 1875. He was appointed Lyman Beecher lecturer at Yale university in 1896 and was made minister of Sefton Park Presbyterian church, Liverpool, in 1880, retaining that position until 1905. Among the publications of Tan Maclaren were Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush," "The Days of Auld Lang syne," "A Doctor of the Old School" etc, and among the works signed John Watson were ''The Mine of the Mas ter" ''The Cure of Souls" "The Pot ter's Wheel" Companions of the Sor- rowful Way" "The Life of the Mas ter" Doctrines of Grace." " "The Home iy Virtues" and "The Inspiration of Faith"
 Dr. Watson arrived in New York from England on Feb. Q last and the following day occupied the pulpit of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, where he was warmly greeted and ex- pressed his qualification for what he termed "an extraordinary tribute to . visiting clergyman"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07

sembled in the church parlors last evening to tender a farewell recep- tion to the retiring pastor, the Rev G. A. Quanstrom, who Is to leave for missionary work in the provinces of Canada, and Joseph Kicker, the choir leader, who leaves for his old home in Sweden, where he will join his family, who left Naugatuck last fall. The exercises consisted of farewell songs, recitations, etc. Donatus An derson read an original poem. Short addresses were made by the members of the church and the Rev F. Hog berg of the Swedish church of Thom- aston. At the close of the exercises light refreshments were served. As a happy sequel to the affair Theodore Johnson presented, on behalf of the church, purse to the pastor and the retiring choir leader.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
r.Icphone silant at Fri.co.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-The Ia. Dor situation in San Francisco shows no change. Street cars are not run. ming. the telephone service is crippled, thousands of iron workers are still holding out for an eight hour day. and nearly all of the big laundries are idle. No attempt to run cars is being made. Conditions were made more serious by the virtual suspension of telephone service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
Negro Net Hanged Enough.

FORT WORTH. Tex, May T.-John Armstrong. negro. who was legally hanged in Columbus on April 10. off. cially pronounced dead and the body turned over to his relatives for final disposal. was revived and Is alive. IL is believed the story is true. because Armstrong's feet touched the ground when the drop fell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
Find or,rr.. Peek.,heek.

MIDDLETowN. \. Y.. May T.--Aft- CT thousands had searched for the pocketbook and papers of Fred Olney, one of the three victims slain by Charles H. Rogers near here. the purse was found in the open and a documen, on a stone wall. both in plain sight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07

@NSANs "6dAhSt NS1s Elected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
THEATRICAL BooKTHes

May T-Hattie Williams n The Little Cberub.-
 May 9.-Grimes' Cellar Door. May 1e-Fsy Templston- May 11.-Fiske OFHara In "Nr Blar1ey from Ireland-
 May 23-Paul Gilmore ia -At Tzle~
 May 71--Mrs warrsn's Prufession. May ls-Ths 1sis of Bonz-Bonx.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-07
r-r Yark r.eht Nr.rkea.

NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-The schooner yacht AttiquIn of New York was wrecked and sank twenty miles from Belize Her owner. Walter Fish CT. with his guest. Raymond wachter. and q crew of five men were taken of Iu boats
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-03

OFFICE OF THE LIE ROY GOLD & COPPER
Mining. company. limited. Wallace. Idaho.
September 9Th. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
board OF directors Of the Leroy Gold 4 Copper
Mining company. limited. held at the office Of
the company at Wallace. Idaho. on September
9TH. 1897. an assessment of five mills on each
share of the capital stock was levied. payable on
or before the l2th day OF October. 1907. to Her.
man J. ROssi, treasurer of said company at his
office ut Wallace. Idaho.
Any stock Of said company upon which the
assessment Is not paid on or before October 18th.
1907. VIII be delinquent and will DO ADVERTISED
for sale and unless pay ment Il made before, will
be sold ut public auction ut the Office OF the
treasurer. Eos Bank street. Wallace. Idaho, on
the 18th OF October. 1877. at the hour of noon, or
80 much OF each parcel OF stock as may be nee.
essary to pay said delinquent assessment
together with the costs Of advertising and ex.
penses Of said sale.
JACOB LOCKMAN HERMAN J. ROSSI.
President. Secretary Il Treasurer
Sept l2.Oct 10
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-03
MINING NOTES

The remodeled mill Of the Rex
company is expected to start opera
tons about November 10.
The Silver Cable company has
let contract for a 25O-foot extern
sion Of its 60O-foot crosscut tunnel.
The Victor Consolidated COM
pany is planning to let contract
for 5OO-fo0t extension OF its lower
tunnel now 26O feet long.
Manager David Gross ofthe Tenn
pie company has gone east on bust
ness for that company and some
Others which he is interested in.
The Spokane Tunnel company's
crosscut tunnel on its Placer creek
property is now in 400 feet. w.
B. Lively is manager.
In drifting 100 feet on the Pine
Creek Wonder, owned by Hunt
brothers Of Kingston, Contractor
Huring reports cncountering sew
eral stringcrs Of ore.
Y The Dalmatia company has COM
pleted the erection OF buildings on
its Pine creek property and will
start the winters work OF develop
rnent in few days.
The 525-foot tunnel on the Com
stock group which lies northwest Of
the Sister is reported to have
reached the ledge entering on the
hangingwall side.
y The Iron City company, a Pitts
burg, Pa, corporation, is sinking a
1OO-foot shaft on its Nine Mile
property. Peter Kau is in charge
Of the work.
The Liston company, operating
on Big creek, has purchased com
pressor from the Charles Dickens
company which will be installed
shortly with the object Of expedit-
ing work Oh its lower tunnel.
Lyman Woods has received en-
couraging news from the Comet on
Stevens peak. His information is
to the effect that the ledge where
crosscut was Is feet wide showing
chalcopyrite ore all the way across.
The gangue is quartz. The ore
carries fair values in gold.
The Tam O'Shanter company,
which owns q group OF claims near
Osburn, elected the following officers
at it's meeting last Thursday: Pres
ident, John H. Wourms; Vice
president, Geo. Il. Dixon; secre-
tary treasurer, David C. Coates;
directors, Edward Eisman and
S. T. Scott.
The Surprise company has re-
tanned the services Of George H.
Wyman of Burke to conduct expcr-
iments in their new mill looking to
the saving Of the zinc values in the
ores Of their property. Mr..
Wyman has been for some time in
the employ Of the Hercules COM
pany for the same purpose.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-03

OFFICE OF THE RED DEER MINING CON
pnny. Wallace. Idaho. September y. 1907.
~ Notice IL hereby given that ut meeting Of thu
directors of the Red Deer Mining company held
ut the office Of the company at Wallace. Idaho, on
September y. 1907 an assessment of five mills on
each share Of the capital stock was levied pay
able on or before the 18th day Of October 1907 tC
=. l.. GAlbruith treasurer Of said company at his
Office Mt Wallace. Idaho.
Any stock Of said company upon which the
assessment II not paid on or before October 18th
1907. will b. delinquent and will be advertised
for sale and unless payment IL made before will
be sold at public auction at the Office Of the
treasurer. 5OS Bank street. Wallace. Idaho on the
18th day of October. 1897 ut the hour Of noon. or
No much OF each parcel Of stock rs nlay b. neces.
sary ~ pay said delinquent assessment together
with the costs 0f advertising and expenses OF
said sale.
8. l.. GALBRATTH. HERMAN J. ROSSI,
Secretary President.
Sept l2-Oct 10