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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-03
Sam and Wife Here

Sam Hayward and wife, Of Elderberry
Gap was the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Alex
Hite Of this city at their palashial resi-
dence on Main ST. last Sunday. They re-
turned home in the ev'g. Come. again.
Sam & wife, we are always glad to have
you in our midst.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-03

Being g. an acknowledged to bs the most
graceful dancer in BiugviIle snd vicinity. ]
have decided 20 give them IS wants 20 learn 70
dance few lessons In the AIT and have rented
CT Hoskins' Buggy Shed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-03
Ten Cents
a Lesson

or three lessons for a quarter. That's not 50
steep all tAings considered. See me about It
immediate. RUFE BROWN.
Bngville- Expert Dancer
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-03
If You Wish 10
Learn How
TO Dance

without falling all over yourself come % me ane
I will show you. What good does It do to 50 to
dance II you can't dancer
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-03
You Only Tramp On
Ladies' Feet
and ladies don't like this. II there Is anything
q lady likes IL is good dancer.
ALL KINDS OF
DANG E S

shottches. waltzes. 2-steps. eoduylons. figs snd
everything in this line 80 that when you 90 10
g dance you wont hsft TO set around and be 4
wall flower and a ornament
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-03
THE. BINGVILLB BUGLB !
Is the Leading Paper Of the CountyE
Observation-Disclosures

-hg cheapest advertising medium IN the
country. II you believe IN advertisln1 come
and see Us. For further Information call on
OF address the editor.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
idaho NORTHERN RAIL Way
Contract For Its Construction Let---
Boom For North Side Mines

II Idaho Northern railway will be in operation fall
for its construction Enavie Kingston on the
o. H. NJ Paragon guch, six miles above Murray, this
let to the Pacific Coast Construction company of Portland
terms OF the contract that the road which will be standard guage
is to be complete and ready for operation by September
The difficulties in the financing the road this were
great that people doubted the ability promoters
whom f. ONe president Of the company the
State Bank OF Commerce. and E. Spaung its president and
general manager proceed with its construction this The
Of the letting Of the contract will therefore be both
somewhat OF surprise almost everybody in the Occur dAenes
The operation this road will enable Side mines to begin
production almost Immediately scale with mag
ntude OF their and will the
obstacle to their economical development and equipment
great boom for the North Side and tremendous prouc
ton Of the Occur dAlene district.
The road will be 33 miles long and will in the ngbohood Of
1000 It will be equipped with absolutely rolling stock Traffic
arrangements have already been made with the O. r. NJ
trunk lines that freight will through without change the daily
passenger train will probably be between Wallace and Murray
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
ROB ROY RESUMES
David Gross Options Control Of Likely
Sunset Peak Property

David Gross Of Temple fame has
taken control Of the Rob Roy Min
ing company and as result work
has been resumed on the property
which consists Of three claims on
Sunset peak at the head Of Beaver
creek adjoining the Portland and
Clark properties on the north.
The Rob Roy has already been
considerably prospected there being
some 600 feet of tunnels on the
group besides a large amount Of
surface work The showings in
these workings are most encourag-
ing, as they prove the ledge to be
strong, well mineElized with
galena and to have an average
width of IL feet.
The work now in progress con-
sists Of an extension of the lower
drift tunnel on the Beaver creek
slope. This tunnel is in 200 feet
and will have to be driven about
300 feet further to get under the
first exposure of ore which it will
do at depth of about 800 feet.
From that point on the tunnel will
gain depth verv rapidly as the
mountain becomes very steep.
This is where the richest outcrop
occurs,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
TROUBLE OVER SILVER KING
Hsinzs in Possession Illegally Says
Owning Company

I No authoritative explanation o1
the alleged attempt to oust F. Aug.
ust Heinze's employees from the
Silver King mine has yet been
vouchsafed, but as nearly as the
Miner can learn the facts arc as fol.
lows:
Messrs Burbridge, Burch, Beale
and the other owners of the stock
Of the Coeur d'Alene Development
company, which owns the Crown
Point and Silver King mines, are
understood to allege that Mr..
Heinze has not carried out the
terms Of his deal with them. Mr..
Heinze's representative on the other
hand alleges that he agreed to buy
and they agreed to sell him $4,000
shares, constituting the control, for
a stated price but have refused to
deliver the goods.
Meantime Mr.. Heinze is in poss-
ession Of the property; is driving a
tunnel through it to develop the
Stewart mine; and has erected his
new mill on it. The general opinion
seems to be that he will retain poss-
ession and that he will allow moth
ing to interfere with the operation
Of the Stewart mine and mill.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
OLD F0RMosA BONDED
Wittner Will Develop Il in Conjunction
With King Solomon

The old Formosa company's =
group Of three claims, mill site and
water right has been bonded to N.
Wittner by Finch & Campbell of
Spokane. Mr.. Wittner is now
having the workings surveyed and
mapped by Robbins u Moore with
view to the resumption of devel-
opment work on a comprehensive
scale in connection with the adjoin-
ing group Of II claims OF the King
Solomon company. The King
Solomon adjoins the Formosa on
the south and east and extends east
almost to the Alice. The north
ern part Of its ground is traversed
by the Formosa vein.
Paddy Burke was the original
owner OF the Formosa. He opened
it with couple Of tunnels, equip
ped it with a 5O-ton mill, shipped
considerable ore and concentrates
and then sold the property to Finch
4 Campbell. Shortly after they
started work on it they sold out
their principal interests in the
Occur d Alenes to the Federal COM
pany and suspended work on all
their other holdings. The For
mosa has been idle ever since.
Its mill though small is first class
in every respect and its water right
is one Of the most valuable on
Canyon creek.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
THREE FEET OF CIALCOPYRITE
Copper Queens Crosscut Tunnel Has Broken Into
Handsome Ore Showing

strike OF three feet OF good chcopyre has been
the Copper Queen company group Of five claims which adns
REINDEER mine on the east It made 3oo
which has not advanced far enough disclose the width Of
vein.
The Copper Queen group interesting formerly
Incorporated as the Stevens Peak WHOSE management
away Soo in driving long cocut tunnel from point above
inc present tunnel into the mountain and from the which
It passed through almost at its portal There fair showing Of
ore at that point and Wine sunk it. That the only
work of value to the property that done and did
more than 81 600 The group finally sold shes sale E.
b. Crawford being the purchaser FsS-
Mr. Crawford is the manager Copper Queen company the
other directors and large shareholders being Dr. Keys Boyden
A. F. McRae and Thomas Nelson, all Of Mullan.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
THE INTERSTATE NINE
Fine Ore Shoot in Middle Vsin.-Start
Lower Tunnel Soon

|
The ore shoot in the middle ledge
on the No. 2 level OF the Interstate
mine OH which work was recently
resumed is now looking very hand
SOME. 1t has been explored for
$50 feet in length and by a Wine
to a depth of 55 feet. It shows
from two to three feet Of good galena
and chalcopyrite ore carrying high
values in both lead and silver, the
quartz seam which contains it being
five feet wide on the average.
The northwest drift on the same
level is now $50 feet long. I It has
followed the footwall Of the vein all
the way. Crosscuts have been run
in two places which prove the vein
to be IS feet wide and filled with
highly nlineralized ledge matter
that is almost ore. This drift il
being extended towards the Callahan
to get under the, heaviest cropping
on the property which is still some
$50 feet ahead.
Work on the No. 3 tunnel will
start inside a month. 1t will be
5000 feet long when it reaches the
vein and will tap it at 4
depth of 800 feet below the present
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
Imperial Still in Ore

The drift on the Imperial is now
in 40 feet and continues to show q
we'll defined ledge well lnineralizcd
with lead carbonates but not Of
shipping quality. Two streaks OF
rich carbonates are to be seen back
a little way from the face. Prog
ress has been slow on account OF bad
air but the six-inch air pipe and
furnace heretofore used are being
replaced by a larger pipe and fan.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
Shoshone Starts Shaft

Tho Occur d'Alene syndicate
which has secured the control Of
the Shoshone company by putting
up $4,000 for its development, on
Saturday last started the new
double compartment shaft which
is the main feature Of its plans.
The shaft starts just little above
the mouth Of the lower tunnel and
will cut the vein if it maintains its
present dip, at a depth Of $50 feet.
The wagon road will be swung out
nearer the creek to provide more
dump room.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
West Nine Mile Mine

The diagonal drift tunnel on the
West Nine Mile company's prop.
erty on Nine Mile creek, four miles
from town, continues to show two
feet Of concentrating galena ore in
the face. 1t is now in 116 feet and
the formation is becoming blocky
and less broken up which inclines
Manager Geo. H. Heller to believe
that the workings will soon show
solid ore. The vein is very wide
and the development so far has
disclosed numerous streaks of low
grade galena.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
Evolution Starts Crosscuttins

The Evolution Holdings com
pany, which is operating the prop
erty Of the Evolution Mining com.
pany at Osburn under a five year
lease, has completed the sinking Of
the main working shaft to point
about 200 feet below the level Of the
South Fork, has cut out a station
and has begun crosscutting to the
north TO the ledge. 1t is estimated
that it will require about 13O feet
Of work to reach the vein. The
Holdings company has been a
heavy and persistent buyer of Evo-
luton stock.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
STEWART MILL A SUCCESS
Treating ESQ Tone Of Ore Daily. Con
centratss Closely
(Wallaca Timps)
Wallace Times)

The Stewart mill is proving it.
self to be one Of the best little mills
in the country since it began work
at the property a few days ago."
said Charles Miller business man
OF Silver King, who was in the city
on business. The mill cleans the
ore in great shape and the waste or
tailings won't run over a half per
cent. 1t is a small mill, one Of $50
tons capacity, but it is up-to-date
and saves more values than many
mills in the country.
Work on the property is NOV
ing along nicely and the men are
getting out fine ore from the
Stewart"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
HECu AND HERCULES


Tomorrow the Hecla.and Her.
cules mines will disburse divid-
ends but the amount Of neither
has yet been made public. 1t
will he a quarterly dividend for
the Hecla which is usually Of
considerably greater amount than
the regular monthly one. The
amount paid monthly by the
Hercules has never been officially
stated but there is a general belief
that it has been $96, 900 a month
for about a year.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
ANOTHER STRIKE ON NABOB
>.
East Drift on 2OO-Foot Level Shows IA Inches of
Solid 0alena
Solid Oalena

The strike in the drift the 20Ofoot level Of the
Nabob Pine creek has been followed by similar strike
the drift the level The west drift so feet
and shows from to "a inches of solid gacna in ledge
a the estoi the vein filling being good concentrating gaena
The east drift the time last report from the mine on
September s. showed four feet Of good concentrating with
occasional punches Of first class gena shows IA inches Of
d shipping with the balance Of the fve-oo ledge all milling
stuff d good grade
The showings the drift the OOoo level and in the
uprse from it also in fine but show change
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19

The directors Of the Arctic COM
pany, which owns three claims and
three fractions adjoining the Vienna
International mine on Placer creek
on the east, have appointed Geo.
II. Heller manager and outlined a
plan OF development for the prop
erty to be prosecuted this winter.
A 5OO-foot crosscut tunnel has
been started which will tap the
ledge at depth Of 700 feet. Cabins
have recently been erected and con-
siderable surface work has been
accomplished.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
Valentine Getting Calena

The tunnel on the Valentine
company's group of three claims
adjoining the Cuba on Nine Mile
creek is now in 45O feet and il
reported to show considerable
galcna throughout the ledge matter
in and near the face. The tunnel
is being driven under contract for
stock by Andy Jacobson who is
enthusiastic about the company's
prospects.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
Rockford Elects Officers

The recently organized Rockford
Mining company which owns a
group Of claims ajoining the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan, on Monday cleo
ted the following officers and direc-
tors: President, John Turst; vice
president, John Carlson; treasurer,
Chas. G.. Anderson; secretary,
Walter Fl. Hanson; manager, John
Pearson: directors, Swan Johnson,
John Taylor. The property is de-
vcloped by a 525-foot tunnel with
some good ore showings. Work in
the tunnel will be resumed at once
and continue all winter.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
AMAZON MANHATTAN BOND

Missoula capitalists headed by
Donlan and Henderson have
bonded the Amazon Manhattan
group on the northwest slope Of
Sunset peak near the Tdora and
Callahan mines, from the Barry
Hilliard estate, Horace Daven-
port, NJ. Flohr, C. W. Belts and
Ben Revett. The same parties
some time ago bonded the vir-
ginia group in the same neigh
borhood for $105,OO0.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
Black Bear Fraction

The crosscut tunnel on the Black
Bear Fraction commny's property
is now in 100 feet and has about
600 feet to go to cut the ledge just
beyond the east end Of the Frisco
mine at depth Of l 200 feet under
a shoot Of rich carbonate ore opened
by the upper tunnel and Wine
sunk from it to a depth Of about
100 feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
Ruth Nearing Ledge

At the Ruth on Nine mile creek
the drift to the north from the 500
foot crosscut tunnel is now 400 feet
long. It follows a fault and is now
believed to be close to the ledge. 1t
has shown heavy naturalization all
the way, consisting Of iron, quartz
and u little galefa. Oscar Wallace
is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
HECLA'S SPLENDID SHOWING
Ore Shoot 20 Feet Wide and Carries Eight
Feet of Clean Oalena

The 900foot level Of the Heca mine shows right as
handsome body anyone could wish The ledge
20 feet wde all and contains three reaks of clean shipping
gaena aggregang eight feet in width.
The showing is neither is it strike said Manager
James Mccarthy when questioned about it by Miner rcpcn-
tative We have had just good showings the Hec ledge
before and we have had this one for time
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19
Why Lead Fell
(Chicago Mining Worhll

Chicago Mining World)
Because independent plants have
been quoting the market at a dis
count, the American Smelling and
Refining Co., known as the trust,
cut its price e cent per pound on
Sept. 8. OF course the independ-
ents will retaliate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
Two Weddings Near sibIsy.


sibley, Feb. 25.-Two weddings took
place in the vicinity of Sibley during
the past few days. all the contracting
PARTIES being we'll known in Osceola
county, and all have many friends.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Larson, south
west OF Sibley, on February 20, the
marriage of Miss Lena Larson to Ed
ward c. Balster, took place, the cere-
mony being performed in the presence
of about fifty invited guests
On February 81 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. August Mundhenke, north
west Of Sibley, occurred the marriage
Of their daughter Anna, to Albert Tell
inghuisen About fifty invitations were
issued to the relatives and friends to
the wedding. Both the above events
were duly celebrated with sumptu-
Gus wedding dinner and general good
time.
j. w. Hurst, helper at the Rock Is
land depot, at Sibley, had a finger
badly mashed few days ago by the
members being caught between heavy
trunk and car door. He was COM
PEELED to lay off from duty for a few
days.
The annual school election and mu-
nicipal elections are near at hand.
There is not much promise of any ex-
element over them.
According to the county auditors
statement. all township clerks now re-
ceive five per cent on all money turned
over to them by the county treasurer,
instead Of 2 per cent as heretofore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
Vail News Items.

Special to Times-Republican.
Vail, Feb 25.-Our schools observed
washington's birthday in proper form
and spirit. The postoffice was closed
a part of the day and the rural carriers
took the holiday for themselves and
general business was quiet.
Mrs. M. F. Mcguire is visiting rela-
tives in Chicago.
Thomas, Sheridan and family have
moved back to Vail from Nebraska.
Mrs. Mike Monaghan has returned
from a visit to New York and reports
a very pleasant time.
Albert Vennink. who is in college at
Morning Side. is said to be quite sick.
Word from W. j Beck and Leighton
Wright at Palmetto Beach, Ala, says
that they are busy at work and If rea-
sonable rates can be secured to Cuba,
they will take the trip before return
ing here in the spring.
Mrs. William Devine of FL Reno,
Okla. is here assisting in the care OF
her sick sister, Mrs Long
Adam Short. who was injured in the
back recently. is some better but not
able to leave the house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
CATTLE DEMAND POOR
General Quality Was Good, But
Weak Feeling Prevailed at
Markets Close
HOGS FULLY FIVE LOWER TO-DAY
Arrivals Were Heavy, and Demand
Was Confined Almost Exclusively to
scalper.-seller. Considerably Dis
appointed-slow Demand Was Fea-
ture Of Sheep Market.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Cattle opened
steady and 10 lower for cheaper grades
The demand was very poor. The gen.
eral quality of offerings was good. A
weak feeling prevailed at the close.
Healthy consumptive demand should
mean a healthy range of prices for nor
NAL marketing in coming weeks this
season, and there are practically none
in the trade who view conditions as
discouraging, tho March 1 movers"
medium steers for next weeks market
and thus spoil what appears now rather
favorable prospects. Intending movers
have already liquidated some of their
holdings, however. and there Is not
general fear OF big receipts this week.
Muddy feed lots and consequent
waste of high priced corn may dis
courage some feeders from holding half
fat kinds much longer, but heavy liqui-
dalton at this time, when Indications
would seem to favor a good outlet for
steers in the next few weeks appears
poor policy.
Hogs.
Heavy arrivals were too much for
the hopes OF sellers In a steady market,
and prices were fully lower than Sat
urday's best The demand was con-
fined almost exclusively to scalpers.
Sheep.
Sheep demand was slow. mostly To-
cal, prices about steady.
Heavy sheep are evidently growing
scarce and prices are hardening. The
trade is optimistic regarding the sheep
outlook. but dubious as to the future
of lambs. Half-fat ewes, of which
such a swarm has and is being mar
keted, are different proposition. Fat,
heavy ewes are doing we'll and would
take the place Of sheep, but too many
old ewes have been thrown on the mar
ket in half-fat condition, owing to a
high feed bill and the fact that they
are losing money, having been put in
too high. Ewes selling under IS have
made IL sad hole In feeders cash re-
serves. AS a general proposition, how
ever, the outlook on sheep is bullish
and prices are expected to harden.
Country demand for shearing and
feeding stuff continues good. Feeders
are taking light stuff at prices that
make them keen competitors OF kill
ers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
Tha Union New..
TO Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Union Feb 35.-The Wednesday clup
held their ANIMAL meeting at the beau
tiful home %of Mr.. and Mrs. p. w.
I.undy, Saturday evening. About sixty
Of the members and invited guests We're
there, and splendid program was rem
dered. Refreshments We're served, ana
q general good time was enjoyed.
The junior class of the NJ d. sun
DAY school gave social at the M. II.
church Friday night, The proceeds TO
go into the piano fund.
A wreck two miles north of here
Sunday morning, made it necessary for
abe north bound passenger to go VIA
Gladbrook and Clifford. No serious
damage was done in the wreck. SIX
freight cars left the track, caused by
q broken hange, but the wrecker came
up from Marshalltown and had the
track clear by 1880.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
WESTERN CRIMINAL ARRESTED.
Denver Forser clapped Into Jail at
#, Dodge by Sheriff Olson.
Soocio1 Ia Ti,Oac. y anuh1iCan

IT, Dodge by Sheriff Olson.
Special to Times Republican.
FIT. Dodge, Feb 25.-Nearly two
hours before he received word from the
Denver police asking that a watch be
kept for the man, Sheriff Olson had arr
rested J. II. Perry, a Denver railroad
man at Lehigh. placed him in the icoun-
ty Jail, and forwarded a message to
Denver that he had man wanted
there for forgery. Saturday afternoon
Olson received letter in which he
was notified man by the name of j..
H. Perry was wanted BY the Denver
police for the forgery Of checks In the
sums of $91 and $3.50, and believing he
had seen man answering the descrip-
ton he made careful search OF the
city, but was unable to locate him.
Later in the afternoon he telephoned TO
Lehigh asking If such man had WIS.,
tied that place, and received word ne
was there at that time. A. deputy was
Immediately sent to that village and
arrested the man. bringing him to this
city. where he is now confined in the
county Jail.
Shortly after he was locked up
telegram was sent to the Denver police
saying he had been apprehended and
asking them to send an officer to take
him back, and about (two hours later
Sheriff Olson received q telegram from
the Denver police saying 1t was be-
lieved the man was visiting at the
home OF his mother-in-law in this city.
Perry is a young man of less than
twenty years Of age. and 1t is alleged
secured checks belonging to other en-
ployes Of a western railroad and forg-
Ing their names to them secured the
amount of money called for on their
face. He, however, denies the forgery
charge to Sheriff Olson, but acknowl-
edges he had in his possession two
checks not his own property, but that
he became intoxicated, and when he
was sober the checks had disappeared.