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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
SUCCESS-ALAMEDA SITUATION.
All Known Ore Bodies Wholly in Sue
cess Ground One Unsettled Problem

announcement by the management Of the Alameda COMPANY
'na recently discovered that did the body
had been drifting and raising the tunnel was one
the most profound sprung on the local investing nbc
There are still people inclined statement asserting
tha 1t Is only job Of some kind very careful study Of
the old and Of the Success workings the Miner
finds that this certain None Of the ore so far deveond ~
exposed in either the Success No. No. tunnels with the
exception OF one rather indefinite exposure the No. level is out
side OF Success lines vertically extended This means that positively
all the far developed belongs Success and that there is
absolutely question about it.
As what may be developed future there no such GER
ny IN our opinion The Alameda holdings ~ as to cover
the extension OF the Success providing ore zone passes ont
through its side line IT, on the other hand the anex
proves pass out OF the Success end % the sur
lace showing strongly evidence and workings all three levels
OF the Success indicate then extension Of the ore zone will
o. found tavesng the Granite State claim which belongs to neither
the Success nor the Alameda companies
The nearest workings the Success ground its end line are in
Its No. tunnel These indicate that will almost certainly
pass into the Granite State through the ne even at that
depth - " ~
The nearest working the Success the No. level is
Tue dr which was by the Alameda company which is now
vertically under the Success side ne 225 junction with the
end ne The Of the this level also Indicates that
their apex would pass out through the Success line
In the No. level the of the bodies as to rather
encourage the theory that the passes through the side line
out TINS evidence not material might appear
lily the which determines the the ore shoots
Any ore bodies which therefore outside the Success side
ne IN Alameda ground will necessarily be dispute has been
proved whether they in Alameda of the Success
unless the Alameda shall have able clearly to establish h
the enters and leaves the through its side lines IN
which case its side lines would become its end lines and the Alameda
would own found beyond them vertically extended
The Success however, with evey presumnon
in its favor that the apex through its end which would
above stated that the Granite and not the Alameda
would be its true extension
As previously mentioned peculatons have nob;no n A
with known boes unless they might the last ore show
Ing IN the Success No. tunnel which just outside the Success side
line vertically extended because all them clearly within Success
ground no matter which lines finally accepted vertical bound
aries.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
MACHINERY FOR FLYNN GROUP
Work on Long Tunnel to Be Rushed
From Now On

The Flynn Group Mining Co.
of which Joseph F. Whalen is man
ager intends equipping that property
at once with machinery for the
primary purpose Of driving the
4,OOO-foot crosscut tunnel it is now
at work on and which is in 300 feet.
The tunnel will cut the ledge at a
depth Of. 1000 feet. The group
consists Of IA claims adjoining the
Frisco and Black Bear Fraction on
the west covering the same ore zone
and lodges. The principal owners
are: Mrs. Mary Flynn, Joseph F.
Whalen and Walter A. Jones of
Wallace, James Cronin and John
w. Hayes of Gem and Tim Nc
Carthy of Lane.
To finance the work block Of
$4,000 shares OF the company s
treasury stock will be placed on the
market.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Temples Prospects Good

Manager David Gross was down
from the Temple mine on Monday
with some beautiful quartzite show.
ing galena and chalcopyrite in con-
siderable quantities. The presence
OF 50 much ore in such handsome
ana lively looking country rock is
most encouraging and would seem
to indicate that a vein may be
shortly encountered and that when
found it will be likely to contain
good ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Alameda Bond Expires Today

E. l.. Mayo, of Mayo, Sachs &
Co., is in this city, having arrived
yesterday, presumably to close up
the bond on control of the stock of
that company which expires today.
The Miner understands that there
are still some 100000 shares be-
longing to W. j.. James in the
bank in escrow which must he paid
for today or they will revert to Mr..
James. The bond will doubtless
be taken up. 1t was made to Paris
H. Renshaw 4 Co. originally who
assigned it to Mayo, Sachs Il Co.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
NORTH DEFENDS BROKERS
Points Out That The Association Has
Stopped Crooked Work

In letter to the Times w. Fl.
North, president of the Wallace
Stockholders association, makes a
spirited defense of the board which
we regret not having space to re-
print in full. The following para
graphs contain its essence, however:
The Wallace Stockholders as
sociation was formed the first Of
February, 1907, it's purpose, prim-
arily, being to facilitate business
between the various brokers in
Wallace. The meetings were made
public and the transactions pub
llshed us a matter of advertising.
The proceedings were conducted
along the lines pursued by most
similar organizations.
But it soon become apparent to a
majority of the members that we
owed a certain duty to the public,
because the quotations we were send
ing out fixed, in a measure, the
value of the stocks traded in and
consequently, the same stcks own
ed by the public. Upon realization
Of this fact the sentiment of the
association as expressed by major
lty of its members has been to dis
courage so-called wash sales" and
other transactions that tended to
spread false information as to the
market value of any stock through
the medium of the board.
Outside of the transaction that
;he association itself has ferreted
'ut and publicly stamped upon, our
;rltlcs can not point to a specific in
stance of an improper transaction. /
As to the permanent condition
If the market, the brokers can mo
more keep it down than keep it tp.
t would be to their advantage to
,eep things forever going up.
There is no advantage to the brok-
rs in declining market"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
MISSOULA SHOWING IMPROVES
Drift to West on Lost Horse Lead Shows Much
Copper Carbonates

The Missoua company has issued circular letter to its share
holders requesting their proxies for the special meeting he held
on the 18th OF August to authorize the increase in capitalization
Accompanying the letter engineers report which ntates that
the Missoua will prove another Snow Storm.
Since the Miner two weeks described the showing
the Lost Horse lead the that by the lower tunnel
when in 27O feet and which showed width 36 averaging one
and half copper the drift on the
show full face of quarze and quartz literally impregnated with
malache In the soft spots the the copper carbonas are
quite rich and will run six per cent in copper
The Mssoua company has arranged understand ex
tend the Independent tunnel about $50 feet open up
ledge at an equal depth below the present workings
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Strike ON Tam O'Shanter

The lower tunnel on the Tam
O'Shanter property, adjoining the
Nellie near Osburn, which is only
in 30 feet, is reported to be in good
grade ore. 1t will have to be driven
900 feet to get under the upper
workings at a depth of 500. These
consist Of a 5O-foot shaft and. IS
foot tunnel which show a 7foot
ledge with four feet Of good ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Hennessy Burns Doubles Force
Development work at the He

Development work at the Hen
messy Burns, the most highly
esteemed OF the properties working
in the upper part of Canyon creek,
will be pushed with two shifts of
miners from now on as Manager
Thomas Whelan has just COM
pleted the installation Of ventilat-
ing pipes throughout the workings.
The drift on the main vein con-
tinues to show a four and a half
foot ledge carrying several stringers
Of clean ore, one Of which is six
inches wide.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Copper King Mine

The Miner is at loss to explain
the reticence of the Copper King
management concerning develop
ments in that property but it has
reason to believe that of late they
have proved disappointing. Mana
ger Wilbur Greenough is such a
thoroughgoing optimist that he will
probably be the last to admit it.
Should the Miners information
prove correct it will be a bitter dis
appointment to many people
though we still have confidence that
the Copper King will prove to be a
mine when sufficient depth is
attained.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Panhandle Makes Good Strike

Pat Brady and William Goggin,
owners of an eighth interest in
the Panhandle group on Nine Mile
which is controlled by the Piitsburg
Lead mining company, who have
been sinking new shaft on that
property to demonstrate its real
value to their majority partners,
report that they have opened up six
feet OF fine milling ore at depth
OF only rs feet. Some ZOO feet of
tunnel work have previously been
done on the property but the new
is said to be the most
yet obtained.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Bunker Hill Dividend

The usual date for the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan company to pay
its dividends is the fourth of each
month. As the fourth of August
falls Oh Sunday the dividend checks
will probably be sent out Saturday.
They will probably be for the usual
amount, $3.50, 900, which will bring
the total for this year tos1 ,4iO. 900
and the grand aggregate Of divi-
dends to date to 80, 3O6, 900.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
CHARLES DICKENS NINE
John McCrea Appointed Mill Superin.
tendent by Manager Davy

One of the first official acts of the
newly appointed manager of the
Charles Dickens mine, J. M Davy,
who was formerly foreman of the
Bunker Hill mine, was to appoint
John McCrea, formerly of the Bunk
er Hill and Sullivan mill staff, sup
erintendent of the Dickens mill.
This completes Mr.. Davy's organ
ization and will enable him to work
the mine on an adequate scale.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
DON'T FORGET WILDCAT LAW
First Section Reprinted as Warning to Certain
Brokers, Promoters and Mine Managers

The following section from the the last session
OF the state legislature wcang has evidently eped
the attention Of brokers' promoters and mine mna
in the Occur Alenes We beg hereby call it to their
attention and also to that Of the prosecuting attorney
Section L. Any person who knowingly makes or publishes in
any way whatever permits to be made published any
book prospectus notice. statement, exhibit other publ
cation concerning the affairs financial condition or property Of
any corporation, coparnershp individual which said book
prospectus notice. report statement exhibit other publication
shall contain statement which false wfuy
which is intended give which shall have tendency to
give e greater apparent value the shares or prop
ery Of said corporation Joint stock association co-rtneship or
individual any part Of said shares bonds property than said
shares bonds property any part thereof shall really
thereof shall be imprisoned for than 10 years or fined
not than 10000 suffer both said fine imprisonment
moments consideration Of the above should suffice warn
people that they in danger winding up in the
penitcntiary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Fine Showing in Tarbox

j. Bloom, the well known Spok-
anc mining man, returned from
Saltese yesterday where he reports
having bonded Il property in the
vicinity of the Tarbox mine for 1926
GOO. Regarding the latter prop
erty Mr.. Bloom said: "They have
u splendid showing Of galena on the
5OO-foot level. 1t is at least 10 feet
wide and is mostly of shipping
grade. The company will resume
work in few days to further ex-
plore this shoot on both the 500
and 800 foot levels"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
GOOD STRIKE IN TRAppER
James Gam Reports Ia Inches Of
Shipping Ore

James Gam, one of the princi-
pal owners in the Trapper company
and its manager, came in from the
mine on Tuesday and reports that
the strike recently made in the
new tunnel, now in 1877 feet, is very
promising. 1t was somewhat un-
expected as the ore was encountered
l6O feet nearer than the surface
showing indicated. The ore is a
of galena and zinc sui
phides, running well in silver, and
is of shipping grade. 1t is from
eight to II inches in width.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Rich Ore in Silver Cliff

Manager Ed. young came in from
the Silver Cliff mine at Lookout on
Tuesday with another lot of spec
linens Of rich ore from the face of
the intermediate tunnel. This tun
mel is now in 500 feet and at depth
OF $50 feet. 1t shows 1S inches Of
rich copper glance, bornite and
chalcopyrlte ore not only in the
face but for some distance back.
The ore has quartz and spathic iron
as a gangue and occurs in a quartz
itc formation.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Lost Cabin Strike

Ed. Eisman, the contrs c ,or on
the Lost Cabin group now incorpor-
ated as the Idaho Silver and Lead
company, reports that the ore body
recently encountered in the tunnel
has widened out to three feet of
shipping grade. The tunnel is only
in 45 feet and at a depth of 80. A
lower tunnel will be started on the
property at once.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Iron Spar Has Wide Ledge

}. J. Curran, president and man.
ager OF the Iron Spar company
owning a group Of claims near
Borax, Mont, on the Idaho Mon
tana divide, reports that the lower
tunnel on that property is now in
545 feet and that crosscuts will now
be driven both ways from the face
to determine the width of the ledge
which is believed to be at least 45
feet and ascertain the best part of
the vein in which to continue the
drift.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Reindeer to Call Meeting

Secretary Wilcox of the Reindeer
Copper and Gold Mining company
states that u special meeting Of
shareholders will be at once called
to be held in about 80 days. The
regular annual meeting occurs in
October.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
HUNTER MAKES BIG STRIKE
Fine Body of Calena Opened Close to
American Commander Line

TT strike just made by the Gold Hunter company better known
as the Hunter mine Mulan in in the
away-up ground is Of the biggest and important that a
been made the Coeur Aenes years raises the Hunter to first
rank among the big mines of the district gives that the
Americana Commander will its place same class as the
Stewart and Tamarack and Chesapeak
The Hunter tunnel feet and within about 400
feet OF its objective point the Hunter at depth of some
hng over 800 feet and its carried few feet Of the
Americana Commanders end line The ledge just known
as the American Commander until the present strike nade
the Hunter company had done nothing develop except tap
with diamond drill from its main workings Hunter en
The best information the Miner has that the ledge has yet
been fully cosut though already shows width Of OF
this something like six feet concentrating there are
numerous strngers of clean shipping that will probably aggregate
from one to two feet in width The face Tuesday
shipping presumed to be another gcr least
six inches wide
concerned the new strike furnishes It will,
second body totally unleveoped promises be just
big mine the Hunter itself and therefore under
ownership The extent and quality Of the guarantee
that when the Hunter vein is reached larger and may
be expected to be encountered than found any upper
workings.
The Hunter Chicago corporation and only reached
paying basis this after vicstudes equipped with
4oOton mill away and everything necessary to the
operation first class up date mine The tunnel in which the
strike made has its portal close to the MILL james sup
erintendent.
American Commander Mine
The strike almost of equal importance the
maner seeing that made just beyond its end line company
is developing Its property by Of OOoot diagonal
tunnel from the west end OF It's ground which nearing the
which will tap depth Of 4O feet from its hand
sonest surface showing From this point the tunnel will
drift the ledge for 1880 feet by which time twill attained
depth 800 feet being run on almost the same level AZ the Hunter
tunnel
f. j. Clark Of Muan of the principal shareholders and /
officers OF the American Commander which Mun orpor
alton Its development work has been financed by Insy Co., the
well known Muan brokers' who be congratulated the good
fortune which has come to them before their efforts had
achieve the result
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-01
Quartz Location Notices

Idaho and Montana quartz | ca
tlon notices can always be obtained
at the Miner office.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-12
OBITUARY..
MISS SARAH BRUYA DEAD.

Miss Sarah Bruya, who had been ill for
some time at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Bruya. passed quietly away
early Tuesday morning with a complica-
ton of diseases Besides her mother.
she is survived by five sisters, Mrs. j. L
Gaudett of Bristol. Mrs. j. A. Banning of
Hartford, Conn. Mrs. F. A. Barrows of
Vergennes, and Della and Clara Bruya of
this village. and five brothers, Clarence
w. Bruya of Providence. r. l.. Frank A.
Bruya of Spokane. Wash, Arthur A.
Bruya of Leicester Junction, j. l.. Bruya
of Essex Junction and Edward Bruya of
this village. She was a graduate of
Worcester, Mass, City hospital in the
class of 1899 and from there went to
Colorado returning here about two years
ago. The funeral services at st. Mary s
church were largely attended Thursday
forenoon at nine O'Clock.
Miss Bruya was a young lady of most
estimable character. She was a very
efficient nurse and was quite successful
though greatly hindered in her chosen
work by ill health. She had been ill fol-
over year, and her Christian patience
through all her long sufferings was al
example to all.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-12
MlOOCEBURY LOCALS.

Harold Martin has entered the employ
of F. w Beckwith
Miss Louise Lee has gone to Gorham,
n. H., for short stay.
Patrick MuIligan has received an in
crease in his pension from SIT to $50
month. Mr.. Mulligan was member of
Company E, 14th Vermont Volunteers.
Mrs. S II Kendall is visiting friends
in Rutland this week.
The Friday Afternoon Sew club met
with Mrs. Ct. d. Miner last week.
A II. Nelson returned to New York
Miss Elizabeth Wilds has returned to
Smith College. after spending the past
two weeks in town as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs L. a. Skiff.
Mrs. burlington and daughter are NOV
ing into c.. NJ Carpenters tenement
house.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Abair of Salisbury
ate moving into DR.. S. S. Eddy's tene
ment house on Main street.
Dane Jackson has returned home, after
spending the past week in NorthfielC
with relatives.
Mrs, Charles |. Button entertained sew
eral of her friends at thimble part.
last rilay afternoon.
Mrs. G.. d. Miner left Tuesday for
two weeks visit at the home of he
brother, DIR. Samuel Sheldon of Brook
Ign, N. Y.
DR.. Tinkham of Burlington was i
town last Saturday on professional bus
ness.
Miss Margaret Chase returned Monda
after spending the past ten days at he
home in North Adams, Mass. The Ell
gagement of Miss Chase to Edward Glib
of Boston, Mass, has recently been al
nounced.
Mrs. r. NJ. Mills and two children, VIII
have been spending the past two week
with relatives in Rutland, returned hon
Saturday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

Hlehest 81; lowest IL rain z in.i Snow !. n
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-12


O. SIX long ones.)
Mileage books at Burts.
Mileage Rocks at Marshalrs.
Direct coffee and tea at Burts.
Sleigh robes at +. II. Thomas.
Nice cucum bers. Joe Calvi
New lot OF sleighs at E. II. Thomas.
New IIea patterns Toe Mt Gee Sisters.
Racine Feet all sizes, ut Gee Sisters.
Home cured ham and bacon at Winans
Bros
Three pounds best 80 cent tea for ST. at
Winaus Bros.
All kinds OF fresh canned goods at Cor
hams market
sheldon's sarsaparilla, the best of spring
medicines, 75c.
wANrED-A good, reliable man, capable of
taking care OF horses. A. J. BLACKMER.
l5tf
10 pound kits OF salmon, mackerel and Her
ring salt. Gorham's market.
wASreD-At the Addison House, good
trong girl TO do kitchen work. 9tf
Nice candy for loc per pound. have some
nice blood oranges. Toe Calvi.
Get your Security stock and calf food at
Sterns' Park Drug store. 1t is guaranteed
PAsrURING for cattle by the week or season,
Address c. II, Balm. Middlebury, VT. l4ts
FOR sALE-Ten tons OF nice upland hay
Geo c. sheldon l45p
WANTED-A good. steady woman to do
roning in the laundry AZ the Addison House
wANrED-l0O cords OF wood cut. viii pay
BLOC per corl K. +. NOBLE. Bread Loaf, VT
We will buy raw furs at j. II. stewart:
store every Monday. V. G. KELSEY Il son.
~ Aprp
Cut flowers at all times at Hunts Green
honses 42tf
Get a line on our oxfords. All styles anC
prices. e. e. Rich.
A No. veals and light hogs wanted eact
week at Winans Bros. market.
Get your sweet pea and nasturtium seeds
al Sh eidon's.
FOR SALE-Ten good cows. Chas Otis
Cornwall. IL
WANTBD-You to read ad. about Success
Tonic on pages. l4tf
Four or colts for sale or trade for cattle
Horace Dow, r. D.5 l4t3p
Yearliug heifers to pasture. Charles f
Harris l4tl
washings and ironings wanted at once
Mrs. George Deiphia, Washington st. l4t2p
A desirable tenement to rent on Cour
street. inquire at No. g. l5tf
FoR sALE-Two building lots B. F. Wales
l5t2p
To RENT Tenement hou Sc for small famil,
j. K. Buttoph. l5tf
Speciil for. today and tomorrow. Whit
Daisy Golden Wax Beans l0c per can a
Bendicts.
Boneless skinned herring, $50 per pound a
Benedicts.
Heinz's little sour pickles, lSc per quart q
Benedicts
3sc per dozen. Large California Navi
oranges. Gorh ANS Market
Green vegetables at Gorham's market.
Three piece baking dish-china-for 49c
SheldOu's
Having sold place, Will sell lhousehol
goods at private sale. Goods are in exec
lent condition, solomon Lapine, Cou
street l5tf
WANrsD-A good man to work by tt
month on farm. WIN pay good wages
good man. n. ;. Nc Cauley, shoreham, No.
l5ta
&c. brown Leghorn eggs SOC per 10. d
webo's and W. W. Kulps strains. HoraC
Dow,R D5 l4t6p
Will sell eggs FOR Matching from b.
Rocks. None better in the county lsa'
Storms. High street.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-12
MEMORIAL BAPTIST.
White River Junction Gets State
Fair.

The State fair commission, after look
ing over the situation in Burlington Sat
urday, decided in favor of Billings park,
White River Junction, as the site for the
State fair which will be held October %.
1t transpired that after Burlington failed
to raise its fund within the time limit
Maxwell Evarts and some of the other
heavy subscribers to the fund for Bur
lingten agreed that if the fair went to
White River Junction, they would trans
fer their subscriptions to that town
These are included in the sum which
White River Junction will spend on Bill
lings park.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-12
TIE WEATHER IN MiDDLEsuRY

r,R WEEK esDIse WEDNESDAY,, APR. 10, ls'