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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
MINING NOTES.

Engineer Anderson is making a
survey of the Tarbox company's prop
erty for patent.
The sawmill installed by the Legal
Tender company/ox>its property ad-
joining the. Evof6tion mine near Os-
burn was started up last Saturday.
1t Is getting out lumber for new
buildings and mine timbers for the
working shaft which is to be deep
cned $50 feet.
Handsome samples Of native cop
per ore, some of thewin the form of
massive sheets, rife being shown
from what is described as a new
strike in the Hypo.heek mine near
Kingston.
The No. tunnel on the Hercules
mine is expected to strike the ledge
about the first of the, year.
Chief of Police Langley has re-
turned to duty after two-weeks' va
cation spent in opening up one of
the lodges on his White Dog property
on Polaris gulch below Osburn. He
is enthusiastic over the prospects OF
the property.
Contractor Phillips reports that
the tunnel on the Champion on Stew
ems peak is noy 1850 feet follow
ing the footwan 81 the vein which is
very wide. TIE drift shows OF late
from one to two feet of good copper
ore and big strike Is expected with
in the next 100 feet.
The directors of the recently in
corporated Midway-Summit compan,
have contributed $4,000 with which
to start the development Of their
property which consists Of five claims
and five fractions near the Flynn
group.
The report that s. p. Williamson OF
Wardner had surrendered his option
on the Little Pittsbmrg group on Pine
creek Is without foundation. An ex
tension OF the bond has been ar
ranged.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Work on Reindeer Begun.

A force of 20 men has been sent
up to the Reindeer mine to erect the
necessary buildings to accon4nodate
the miners who will drive/the new
lower crosscut tunnel ofthat prop
erty. The tunnel wi lFbe. $500 feet
long and will give TO feet of depth
under the present workings. As al
ready stated in the Miner the COM
pressor will be removed to the lower
TUNNEL and new fume will be built
which will develop considerably more
power than the present one.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Rushing Work at Rex.

B. M. Francis of Missoula, end W.
J. Rhodes Of Spokane, who hold the
option on the control of the Rex COM
pany, now have work on that prop
erty proceeding with three shifts of
miners. The developments so far lave
been highly satisfactory. The work
of remodeling the mill so as to save
zinc values will be begun at once.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Occur d'Alene Carbonate.

Eastern parties on Monday secured
a 3O-day option on controlling In.
terest in the stock of the Occur d
Alens Carbonate compsx9 which
owns a group of claip6 on johnson
creek five milef fr06 Iron Mountain
Mont. Inc pbperty is considerably
developed and shows good body OF
high-grade lead carbonate ore car
rying a good deal of crystalized lead
George A. Devin, lars. Elise Heller
and Frank Heller are the principal
owners.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Sailor Has Good Ore

At the annual meeting OF the Sail
or company on Monday the only
change made in the directorate was
the election of J. H. Williams In
place Of ]. P. Dolan. The latter re-
ported that he and Thomas Harris
had inspected the property OF the
company and found the tunnel In
rs feet with good showing of ga
lena in the face and more or less ore
all the way in. The property is IA
miles from town on Slate creek,
and about six miles from the main
line Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul railroad.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Copper Dome Pushing Work.
(MissOulian.)

Manager John Metz was in town
yesterday from the Copper Dome
mine getting supplies and material
for the winter months. The work at
the mine will be carried forward as
rapidly as possible, and 1t is expect
ed that the tunnel will be driven 100
feet a month for the next three
months. Two men are to be added
to the force, and the outlook is ex-
cellent. The mine is looking better
every day. The ledge is exposed for
a width of Is feet, and there Is more
In sight.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Baltic Makes Strike.

John Sundin of the Baltic COM
pany. which owns a grsdp of claims
adjoining the Chipxfunk on Copper
mountain, peaEsMullan, reports that
the ledge hss been struck and that
the whole face of the tunnel Is In
chalcopyrite ore. The tunnel is in so
feet. The ledge has not yet been
crosscut as the men quit work Just
after making the strike to celebrate
Labor day.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
COEUD dALENE sILvER.LEAD.
st. Paul People Will Expend &25, 900
In It's DEVELOPMENT.

In It's development.
Stefan SHERMAN and Otto Hierse-
karin OF st. Paul, stockholders in the
Occur d'Alene Silver-Lead company.
of which Charles J. Heidenreich OF
Saltese and Spokane Is the principal
owner, returned Friday from a trip
of inspection to that property and
announced that they had decided to
expend $4,000 within the next
year in Its further development, the
intention being to drive a 1500foot
crosscut tunnel to open the ledge at
depth.
The Occur d'Alene Silver Lead
company owns group of six claims
adjoining the Silver Gable on the
west 1t was located over 20 years
ago; is we'll prospected on the sur
face; considerably developed at mod
crate depth and contains some hand
some ore showings.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Rockford Mining Company.

John Peterson. John Taylor,
Charles jackson, M. ConlOn and Ed
ward Erickson of Gem are the direct
ors' Of the newly incorporated Rock
ford Mining cohpa1y which has a
capital Of 100000 shares of the par
value of rs cents and owns two
groups Of claims adjoining the Bunk
er Hill and Sullivan, one of which
was formerly incorporated as the
Carona Mining company. The devel-
opment of the property will be begun
at once.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Rhode Island Looking Fine.

Foreman Ray Burch of the Rhode
Island mine on Terror gulch below
osburn reports that the face of the
main tunnel, witch is following the
vein, is in h9sfore highly impregnat'
ed with copper, galena and iron. An
other crosscut Of the vein Is being
made, the last having proved 1t to
be "a feet wide with fine shoot OF
concentrating galena ore about five
feet wide In the same crosscut Is a
three-foot streak carrying good cop
per values.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
West Nine Mile.

Manager George H. Heller is now
figuring ON intalling a 3-drlll com
pressor on the West Nine Mile com
pany's property to be actuated BY
steam power. The main reason fol
installing machinery is ITO expedite
development which rs progressing
very slowly bNbsdd. The new drift
tunnel is now in considerably ovel
100 feet and has opened severa
stringers OF good galena in a ledge
known to be over 80 feet wide witt
neither wall In sight.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Marguerite VIII Ship.

At the annual meeting of the
Marguerite company held at Mylan
on Thursday the following directors
were elected: Patrick Dhrke. Larry
Dooling. william HedwM. John A.
Costello Of Chicago, and Peter II.
Schmitz. Manager Burke saws the
mine will ship in large quantities as
soon as the wagon road now under
construction IL completed.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
East Alameda Company,

The East Alameda company at Its
first annual meeting on Tuesday
elected the following 6hicers and d..
rectors: PresidentI. W. Tabor; vice
president, watsy>araham; treasurer
Alexander MJfphy; secretary. R. R
Aungst; director, Samuel Bowers
The company's property lies between
the Alameda and Big Divide and will
be developed to a depth OF 500 feet
by a continuation OF the Big Divides
crosscut tunnel.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Imperial Developing Well.

The crosscut ON the Imperial COM
pany's property on the 500-foot lexel
now shows the vein. to be pier Is
feet wide and we'll 1les>.dth ore in
the form Of carbodats>of which most
of that lately Sps6ed has been low
grade. The drift on the hanging wall
side continues to show two to three
feet of high-grade ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Iron King Lets Contract.

The Iron King company, which
owns a. group of four claims just be-
low the Federal samplpg works, has
let a contract for thspextension of IT'S
lower crosscut Ayfhel, now in 42o
feet, for anothG 100 feet or 20 the
ledge which is expected to be reached
within that distance. The tunnel has
cut stringers of ore lately and the
property has handsome surface
showing of galena. !.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Machinery for Basin.

The Basin company is building a
new shaft house and will install
therein boiler, hoist and pump. The
latter has been rendered necessary by
the heavy flow Of water in the shaft
since the ledge was broken into. The
shaft Is down 50 feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Comet in Good Ore

The Comet company is pushing
ahead the drift on the north vein Of
It's Stevens peak property and the
fine ore recently encountered In that
drift appears to be steadily improv-
Ing In quality and quantity. AL
Honecker made trip to the mine
recently and brought back some fine
samples.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
OPPORTUNITY FOR HoMEsEEKERs.

An opportunity viii be offered TO homeseekers pur-
chase OF Saturday Cortlandt section
a. Joseph p. Day Will offer that day at auction
eighy-four lots Landscape ave, running from
CaTyl
The sites only two blocks from the CGryI
station Putnam Division which trains half
hourly 155th st. and the West Side elevated
The property also blocks from Broadway, where
trolley directly with the subway expresses
Landscape has excellent roadbed cIrei
aad tagged sidewalks. mains gas
icty, with the police and FIRE Of the city Of
Yorers. spite the season the sale
Will be held the premises, Day considers II
sirable every bidder himself with the
be sold the surrounding territory On the
day he viii offer thirty-four Van slce ave.
Isowerre
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Clement H. smith has sold dwelling house or
feet north Of 10th st.
schwab Realty Company has bought No bSl west '-N
ST. a story fourteen house. 25xl0o feet
John A stenmetz has sold for Charles A schras a
client in McGraw Westchester' known
Nos. DDS 10. Also for Frederick w Mari "
Elisa Herbert lot No 1873 in Parker ave. St hayio
Park on which Is = two-family dwelling house <AisO
for l. " Divine to Jacob Fries three lots. Nos lo4 100
and 156 Rossdale ave- Aapes estate. which is one
family house.
Thomas J Mclaughlin has sold No 16 East 'o'h St.
four story basement stone front d"ehihg hous OH
lot % Gx1O05 feet.
l. H. 6 Nevins has sold No. 80 west EMO ave.
four story dwelling house. lot lsSx70 feet.
Elizabeth Prox has 231 West 10th st. a ioui
story dwelling house. lot 1SN1OO5 feet
Godfrey sinlonson sold No 80 West llStn st' a
five story aathouse. on 25x10o11 feet
Iors Gordon has sold No 159 Canal st. hVe S'orS
building. on lot 25X2j feet .
A Holander bought from Otto Schmidt the south
east corner Of Sd 55th ST. four story tenement
house with stores. 255x6o feet
Moses Kinzler and A. J. DworsKy have bought from
the Mcmahon estate No 1349 ID ave, northwest corner
of list St. FIVE story tenement house, with store on
lot 25xG4 feet Max l.. Gomprecht was the broker.
Henry Basch has resold No OIL Prospect ave- a new
FIVE story athouse on plot 49x1O6 feet I43 feet south Of
163d
Charles Munster has a two family house on the
north side Of I9Sth St. "a feet west Of Briggs ave. LOT
Longstaff & Bachman.
A Jacob & Son have sold the three story two-fauiiy
brick dwelling 1856 Norris ave. and the TWO
story dwelling the southwest corner OF Morrs
179th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
BARTLETT Has INNINGS.
Fa0orabLe Testimony Giren-Com-
mission ReUerseS Decision.

Boston, Oct 16-The supporters Of General
Charles w. Bartlett. of the nominees for Gov
ernor at the recent Democratic State Convention
at Springfield. had their innings to-day before
the Ballot Law Commission, and won a number
OF important points in the contest against Henry
NJ Whitney, the other nominee
At the outset to-day the Bartlett side won VIC
tory when TIE commission reversed its decision
OF yesterday on the question OF the Introduction
OF ai1davits from alleged Whitney delegates who
were unable 10 get into the convention by strik-
lnS out that portion which gave their preferences
for Governor. This followed by the testimony
OF long line Of Bartlett witnesses, which reached
nearly score before the hearing was adjourned
late this evening. Nine Of the witnesses were
lawyers. five others policemen who attended
The convention, while three more We're ardent sup
porters Of General Bartlett. Nearly all were ia
niliar with Democratic conventions. and they
were. as rule. unanimous in claiming that there
was very little difficulty in getting into the theatre
that the exchange Of credentials for tickets was
not unusual in former conventions and that the
opening proceedings were conducted in a fair
ner, all Of which in direct contradiction 10
the testimony Of the opposing witnesses. They
also declared that the Bartlett convention was
conducted in an orderly manner, but that the pro-
ceedlngS were interrupted by Whitney followers
armed with megaphones, and that less than one
hundred took part in the Whitney convention.
Some Of the testimony especially that OF Chair
man Feeney Of the State Committee who called
the convention TO order and announced the election
Of Daniel Kiley temporary chairman as well
as that Of George Fred. Williams, suffered some
what from the DISCRIMINATION by the Whitney
counsel, and both admitted that the method of
exchanging credentials the morning of the con-
vention was unusual.
The Bartlett side was somewhat disconnected by
the testimony at the evening session of W F.
Aiken. of Greenfield brother of the chief Justice
of the Superior Court, who although called bv the
Bartlett lawyers, largely corroborated the Whitney
assertions.
The commission held three sessions to-day and
announced tonight that it would sit tomorrow
until the case was finished, in order TO give the
state authorities decision before Friday morning
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
CONDITIONS IN THE IRON TRADE.

CONDl ] lONS TN iHG iHON ihADE,
Cleveland. Oct 16-'"rhe Iron Trade will say to-
The pig iron trade at present is like some football
teams, that are very strong on the defensive, but
seldom score; that is. prices being remarkably
well maintained in spite of the efforts OF buyers TO
obtain concessions. Some business
1oytnS present conditions because of fear o.? the
future Considerable complaint is made about slow
collections but there is little evidence Of real dis
tTeSS
The demand for stee-malting iron in the Pittsburg
district shows marked improvement, and sales OF
about seven thousand tons OF basic on a basis of
quiries pending for ten thousand tons of
Bessemer and an independent interest which has
been making foundry iron has sold round ton
mage OF Bessemer which II will begin making No
vembcr l. Foundry irons exceedingly dun,
but recent sales In the East at low prices have not
had demoralizng effect and in that section price
cutting seems to be about ended. In the Central
West also prices well maintained, but ii is diff
hcult to say what quotations would rule If i'm
portant inquiries appear.
Shipments OF iron from the head of the lakes
for the first two weeks in October show increase
or half a million tons, compared with the same
period last year, and there seems to be little
danger of an ore shortage, although a few sellers
view or the fact that next year is expected to be
a quiet one and that there will be a considerable
decrease in the demand for Gre, iron mining COM
paflleS expect to reach agreement not TO ship
sion as to prices, but IL probable that they
VIII remain the same as those of the present sea
SON. There have been no new developments in the
rail situation, and II Is ntmated that the railroad
interests not being in position financially place
large orders not anxious to bring about an
early agreement to rail specifications for 1905
The demand for track supplies is very light and
prices on spikes are irregular
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
REALTY NOTES.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased for
Strong & Cadwalader to Frazn & Oppenheim the
store basement and subcelar Nos 100 and 152 Duane
St extending TO No. 115 119 West Broadway being
the southeast corner for term Of at m aggre
gate rental Of 900 The Noyes Company has
also leased the store at No 169 Broadway for the
United Merchants Realty and Improvement Company
II. N. Brill & Co.
his country place, known 'Rosebush' at Cedar
Long Island. TO Charles Elliott Warren and for
william Adams his house in Lawrence. Long Island
the winter months. to Ellen l. Mahan.
Mrs. Hannah Walters GaveEan is the buyer 1--WE
story dwelling house No BOB West End ave. 1e5X
lO0 adjoining the northwest Of 18th st. sold
Gently by the Fuller She viii occupy the house
Haas IS the buyer 937 Tiffany street sold
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
CONVENT MAY SELL HENRY ST. PLOT

The Ursulins Theresa has been granted
leave by Blanchard Supreme Court to sell
its property the north side Henry ST. 241 man
of estate of Henry Rutgers Ward 9x1O0 feet 70
Patrick oKeeffe for 27ooo The property used
by the Board OF Education a public school
II is purosed to the the sale
in the completion the building being erected
by the order ar New RocheUe
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
TO IMPROVE EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for enargng style four-story and base
rnent dwelling house no. 3l4 Bath ST. and max
ing into athouse with accommodations for three fam
HES On floor and stores IN the basement. improve
according the estimate Of David stone rb.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
ANOTHER BRANCH FOR HAMILTON BANK

TIM Hamilton Bank Is @ another West Side
branch II has leased Of the store ana
basement at the southwest of Goth St and Am
serdam ave Richard Jacknan negotiated the lease
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17

architect are to cost $4,000. Joseph Finger is the
Plans been fled for remodeing the two hve
story fathouses and 800 East 18th ST. the
improvements including installation of stores on 'he
stories. 20 be for Antonio Splneh sS
owner. Nathan LANCER is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
REPUBLIC OF PANAMA LENDS $4,000

The Republic of Panama has lent $4,000 at 3 per
cent for three years. Regis six story ele-
vator apartment house. built by James F Meehan
Co,nav at the southwest Of 163d st and Pros
vet ave This house was completed October and
has every apartment rented of them being ten
hnfn
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANv
4 T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of he County OF No.
& SSiK ao5iSe Is hereby given TO all having
OF New York. deceased. to present the same Hstb
vouchers thereo 70 the subscribers the office OF tn.
undersgned No OF Fifth Avenue In the CITY OF NJ
YORK. on or before the End day of January next "
Daied New York. the gath day June 1907
ClIFFORD " BRoKAW. JOHN H. ARMSTRONG;
WILLIAM b GOULD. Executors
GEORGE +. CHAMBERLIN. Attorney for Tie F,xs..
New York City 'a''aHs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
European Property for Sale.

INOR SALE.-LARGE CASTLE, MODERN IMPROVE
L ments perfect comfort; in Tourane France; excep-
tona OCCASION about 1000 with lawns. vineyards
woods. farms and mills; splendid view OF
IL miles from Tours. miles two railroad SIN
tions spring and river elevated
fishing shooting castle and park be BY year
Write R0RkIsTS. 81 West 55th st, city.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17

WRITE descriptive Book Factory Plans.
w Model FactOres-sale LONG ISLAND
CITY FACTORY co. New York Ofces 40 Nassau St.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office No 1864 broadway.
between 36th and 37th sts., until o'clock ?. Adyer
t!sements received the following branch Offices at
22d 153 9Th ave. 18TH st
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17

MOHUN PIIILIP.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
Ai OF hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF tho
Couny OF New york notice Is hereby given per
County OF New York deceased. present tha sarIa
with vouchers thereof subscriber 49,.
OF transactinE business. OF her attornaS
Hounds Hatch. Dillingham; & Debevoise. No 90 Csja-
Street Boroush OF Manhattan. City New YORK on
or before the twenty fifth day February next NH
Dated New York. the 18th day OF August 1907
ANNA NJ. PHELPS, Executrtr
ROUNDS. HATCH DILLINGHAM; & DFREVHIxSr,
Attorneys for Executrix 81 Cedar Street BoronsS
of Manhattan New York CITY. N''ush
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru

StJNGLE GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD FURNISHED
- house New Jersey, half hour New York.
wants family to occupy same board him for
COUNTRY. p. Tribune Ofnce.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
City Hotels.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT with
~. private bath. Sl.60 daily; weekly. including meals
$3.50; transients accommodated. VAN RENSSELAER,
HOTEL II East 11th St. bet. Bwsy 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
SurTogateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G
l. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given to all persons
against Richard Mansfield. late OF the County of New
deceased TO the vouchers there
Of to the suhscrha at her place transactng bust
at the office of Dittonhoefer Gerber James No
90 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York. on or before the Both day OF April next.
Dated New York, the lith day of October, 1907
SUSAN II. MANSFIELD Executrtx
DITFENHOEFTCIS, GERBER & JAMES, Attornevs
Executrix. % Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
woRKmEN's CIRCLE GETS TITLE.

The worlzrnens Circle title yesterday to Nos.
211 ana 21S Henry St 45 2xS5 feet from Ester Seg-
man The consideration $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW ,Dsssa aS
~ COUNTY.-Julius Levy. paintiH against 40 sssrr
Schapierer Rose Schaperer (narne Rose
To painttn Louis Singer. Rachel COhn. Jennie helcs
Israel Freius MARY Fredus name MARY being
titious real Christian defendant being
10 plaintnD. John Brown. John ROBINSON ,s.~-fx
Matthew's John Boston. John sPilky. John L.Tess
'.John'' Smith John Tisbuy. John NoOdlok Ss-5v
Sweet. John Johnson, John Hughes. John SCs-.
(said Christian name John being fictitious. real s
tian name OF defendants being unknown 20 "a
John Doe Patrick Jones' and Richard hos, h, sser
names '.JOhn Doe" Patrick Jones' and ticnaEu
being fictitious names OF defendants being uIA
20 plaintn0 detendants.-Action No 2
To above named defendants: ,..,, 1,
hereby summoned to answer the corp4e ms
this action OF your answer ..r-s -
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after hs 80 n
OF this summons. exclusive Of the day or vii
Of your failure to appear or answer MOD
be taken against you by default for the reflex os'
In the complaint.
L. 1907 pca
MORRIS COOPER. Plaintiffs Attorney. once sn1 In1x
Office Address No 20 Vesey Street, New HorA
To Jennie Reichman and Rachel Cohn. the anoVs -
defendants:
The foregoing summons is served upon you ny pss A
tion pursuant order OF the HonoFaoie s.sf.
blanchard Justice OF the Supreme Court ol me 800,
made dated the 9th day OF Oe'oS.. of-cs
with the and complaint N
OF the Clerk the County York. al tne - Nes
Court House. IN the Borough Of Manhattan Sies -
Dated New York October 9th. 1901 - vrrn
MORRIS COOPER. Attorney for Plaintin.
Street. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK S'~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-17
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Teachers Tutors
20 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
YOUNG FULTON % Union Square