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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
WALL STREET FEELS BLUE
But Farmers are Prosperous Say,
J. r. Smith

J. r. Smith of Chicago, president
of the Hecla company, arrived from
the east last week on his annual
visit to the Coeur d'Alenes. When
seen by Miner representative on
Tuesday he had not yet made an
inspection of the Hecla and con-
sequently did not care to discuss
the wonderful ore showings recently
developed on the 9OO-foot level OF
that mine.
The air is so blue right now in
Wall street and the financial dis
tricts Of all larger eastern cities, y
said he, that you can see it a
block away. There has been a
fearful slump in bonds and stocks
and some of them are selling at
what look like bargain counter
prices. Those individuals who
have the resources and courage to
buy them now should reap a rich
harvest as there must be sharp
recovery at an early date. The
wheat and corn crops are not quite
up to the average in size but prices
for both products are so high as to
insure to the farmers much larger
returns than they would have re-
ceived from record breaking crops
at normal prices. The country is
all right. There is a sort OF rich
mems panic prevailing but it will
soon DaSS.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10

Page 4 Devlin OF Wardncr, who
are doing the work, have the con-
troll Of the property under bond.
N. Wittner has received some
samples of fine ore from the Little
! Mint company's property near
Carter, Mont. Robbins & Moore,
who assayed them, return values of
$16.6O ton in gold, 1858 ounces
of silver and "a per cent lead. The
ore came from the Eldorado tunnel
which has cut the ledge and is now
following it.
The Rainbow company, whose
property lies between the Gray
Copper and the Argentine, is erect
ing new buildings and getting
things in shape to work all winter.
The tunnel is now in 2l5 feet and
has about $50 feet yet to 60 to get
under the best surface showing.
Recent assays Of the ore run all the
way from IS a ton to S174. J. d.
Caughell, now in the east, is mana
ger.
The Spokane Review states on the
authority of c. M. Delgrove that the
Copper Face company, a Spokane
corporation, will continue work on
its property east of Saltese, Mont.
all winter. A lower tunnel is being
driven to tap three ledges, which are
said to traverse the ground, at
depth of about / 700 feet.
At it's annual meeting last week
the Idaho-Montana company elect
ed the following officers: President,
r. B. Hoffman; vice president, H.
NJ. Bordwell; treasurer, Harry
Harris; secretary, O. r. Nelson;
manager, F. p. Miller. Arthur
Orr is the fifth director, Mr.. Nelson
not being a member of the board.
The company owns 10 claims on
the state line six miles east of
Burke.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
LAST CHANCE TA|L|NGs

The tailings of the Last Chance
mill of the Federal company at
Wardner, aggregating 1000, 900
tons, are to be worked over by a
newly incorporated Spokane
company to be known as the
Shoshone Concentrating COM
pany. NJ. G. Murphy, Julius
Zittel and VIM. A. Bradley are
the incorporators. They have
secured a lease on the dumps and
will at once erect a 3O0-ton mill.
The management is confident Of
being able to realize an average
net profit OF a dollar a ton on
the entire mass of tailings.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
S1ANLEYS RICH ORE SHOOT

The situation at the Stanley
mine is. being gradually cleared
up and in the clearing process a
big shoot Of high grade gold
antimony ore is being blocked
out. In the upraise from the
lower tunnel the ore body is
eight feet wide. In the Wine
from the upper tunnel there are
five feet of the same material.
It will require about 70 feet of
work to connect the two, the
Wine being 40 feet deep and the
upraise 80 feet high. The ore
is quartz and antimony assaying
from $40 to $40 in gold and as
high as SO per cent antimony.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
FINE GALENA IN STAR GROUP
Drift on North Ledge is Opening up Handsome
Ore Body

The Star group which adns the Morning mine the west
looking very handsome and promising right The drift to
the east the north ledge $50 feet long and has shown
body good grade gena for the last 100 feet In the face
Yesterday there S inches of solid the oowa and
strpaks clean gana three inches wide throughout the
o the ac There heavy flow Of and everything looks
favorable for the development Of big ore body.
The vein on which work is progressing not the Morning
ledge generally supposed parallels that vein 45O feet to the
north and indicates that Star ground for 500
feet to the north the Morning group When
Morning by the Star tunnel showed Is inches Of
good gncna but drifting has been done yet Mott
is manager of the property
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Lower Tunnel for Pilot

The owners Of the Pilot mine
near Murray are now running a
lower tunnel to develop their bon
ANA ore shoot at depth. It is now
in so feet and will be 200 long
when it reaches the vein. From
that point it will be extended as a
drift 500 feet to get under the ore
shoot in the upper tunnel. From
this ore shoot has been taken the
richest ore ever found in the Occur
d'Alenes, much Of it running
thousands Of dollars to the ton in
gold. A parallel ledge will be cut
by the tunnel before the rich vein
is reached.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
NEW STRIKE IN COPPER KING
Crosscut to South Opens Up Extension of Main
Ore Shoot

While the management of the Copper King arranging
with its negbors for the construction
from Deadman guch that will give 600 feet of added depth its
workings has not been idle force of miners put work
the upper tunnel to clear up the situation there The manage
mnt always contended that the main tunnel had left the
short distance east Of the uprase and Wine the shoot the
latter OF which done by the Geougs and started to
the south about $50 feet Of the Wine Here distance 30
feet from the tunnel the ledge picked up and found
to contain three feet Of good remarkable feature that
il contains considerable native silver.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Progress at Gray Copper

The new lower tunnel at the
Gray Copper mine on Myers gulch
near Osburn is now in so feet and
will have to be extended about the
same distance to reach the ledge
under the first outcrop. From this
point it will be continued as a drift,
the vein showing a continuous out
crop of high grade copper carbon
ate ore for the next 200 feet. The
new tunnel will give over $50 feet
OF depth on the discovery.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
White Bear Getting Ore

Fred Stroh of Howarth & Stroh,
manager Of the White Bear COM
pany, reports that the drift tunnel
on that property shows four foot
ledge containing considerable car
Donate ore and highly mineralized
Throughout, which looks as if were
approaching an ore shoot. A
wagon road has been completed to
the mine and a new bunkhouse and
other accommodations for the win
ter are being erected. The group
consists Of seven claims adjoioning
the Hennessy- Burns on the west.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
BUNKER HILL DIVIDEND

The Bunker Hill and Sullivan
company on Friday paid its
l25th dividend. This month it
was of Sl20, 600, a reduction of
$780, 600 on what the mine has
been paying for the past two
years. This payment brings
the company's totals for the year
to 81, 10000 and to date to
s9,606,0OO. The reduction is
due to the recent decline in the
price Of lead but the manage
ment anticipates that no further
cut in dividends will I've neces-
sary. 1t is expected that the
old rate of disbursements will
soon be resumed.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Daxon.B Brussack Cronp

At the Daxon- -Brussack group OF
seven claims which adjoins the old
Flaig property at Saltese on the
west, the new tunnel has crosscut
u feet of the ledge without dis
closing the hangingwall. The vein
filling is quartz, iron, copper and
other minerals not yet identified.
The ore is exactly similar in appear
ance to that Of the Flaig Boston
Colby property. The tunnel is
ITS feet long and at a depth Of Is
feet from the surface.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Surprise Mill Started

The new concentrator of the Sur
prise company ON Pine creek was
started up on Monday. 1t is pro-
ducing an excellent lead concentrate
but facilities have not yet been COM
pleted for the saving of the zinc
values which constitute a consider
able per centage of the ore. NJ. J.
Sinclair Of Kellogg is manager and
with Page and Devlin of Wardner
controls the company.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Tarbox Preparing for Winter

\ At the Tarbox the timbering
throughout the shaft and drifts is
being overhauled, the construction
OF the water tank on the 40O-foot
level having been completed. The
survey Of the group for patent and
Of the new flume line is making
good progress. Winters supplies
Of all sorts are being laid in.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Rumored Strike on Snow Drift

Richard Daxon, who was in
Saltese on Wednesday, states that
he heard reports of an important
strike on the Snow Drift mine,
located somewhere near the Moni-
tor. The ore is said to be high
grade in copper. The owners are
principally Missoula people and
there is quite a scramble to secure
some of the stocks.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Americana Commander

The. Hunter company will in few
days start drifting from its lower
tunnel on the American Commander
vein. 1t is only a short distance to
the Americana Commander line,
somewhere about 80 feet. When
this point is reached the American
Commander company will take up
the work. The new drift will give
1,1OO feet Of depth on the ledge.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Vienna Begins Drifting

A drift to the eastward has been
started from the crosscut at the
bottom Of the Wine on the Vienna
International mine on Placer creek,
the crosscut having disclosed Is
feet Of the ledge without reaching
the footwall.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Rex in Good Calena

The west drift on the lower level
Of the Rex mine continues to show
a full face OF galena. The ore will
average about 25 per cent lead. The
new shoot was struck just beyond
a big break and the course Of the
ledge is not clearly defined yet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10
Frisco Mill Closes

The mill of the Frisco company
was closed down on Monday and
will be rcmodeled before it is again
put into service. Meantime some
so miners are employed in the de-
velopment work on the lower levels
of that property. r9.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-10-10

Idaho and Montana quartz -loca-
ton notices can always be obtained
at the Miner office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29
JOHN PHILIP soUsA.

queen mother had the crown removed
lest II fall and injure the royal sleep
er below, and the lace curtains were
suppressed TO allow freer access OF
air
The cradle linen shows embrold-
cry OF fairyllke fneness. the other
coverlets being sewn with butter
flies and roses in white silk.
The dining room furniture is white
mahogany. with the royal arms OF
Spain skilfully inlaid in each piece
Throughout simplicity and good taste
distinguish this ideal dwelling for a
young child.
The rooms are considered the best
ventilated In all Madrid, for the
young queen inherits her love OF
fresh air from her illustrious grand
mother. the late Queen Victoria OF
England.-Youth's Companion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29

Eating of arsenic is common In
Styria," said Alois Il. Steinzlerl of
Vienna, Austria, manufactures OF
drugs and chemicals. "The Styrians
say that arsenic makes them plump
and comely, and gives one strength
for great exertions, such as running
or mountain climbing.
"Stayria, which Is in Austria,
gives the world vast quantities of
arsenic. These makers and eaters
of the drug, is, indeed, the main
Syrian industry. They who make
arsenic eat It, as a rule, for they
say that only the arsenic eater can
withstand the arsenic fumes. These
makers and eaters of the drug are
comely. They have a clear color and
look much younger than they are.
1.-The foreman in a certain factory
he first came TO that plant he was
advised to begin eating arsenic, lest
his health suffer from the fumes
He did begin, and his first two or
three small doses gave him a sharp
pain, like a burn. in the stomach,
and this pain was followed by tre-
mendous hunger and violent, disa-
greeable excitement. But as his
doses increased in frequency and size
their effect became pleasant. There
was no longer pain or excitement.
on the contrary, there was a raven
Gus appetite and a mood OF joyous
activity wherein the youth could do
three mems work.
This chap, by the time he got TO
be 80, was taking four grains OF
arsenic a day. He looked at 80, with
his clear pink and white color, no
more than 23. He was as robust as
a blacksmith. But he said he would
die at 45 or so. that being the age
at which all Syrian arsenic eaters
die. Washington Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29

| Cassell's Journal: Immense pains
and immense labor attend the pro-
duction of bronze statue of any
size, even after tn eartist has done
his work." remarks a sculptor.
ITO begin with, the plaster model
has to be completely covered with
small Jumps of a special kind of
sand, sometimes as many as 1900 or
1000 of these pieces being required,
After these blocks of sand are dry
they are taken off the cast one at u
time and carefully put together to
form the mold The latterNis then
filled with clay, and the same opera
tion is again gone through, a fac
smile of the plaster cast being thus
obtained.
Then comes the most delicate
part of the whole work The clay
model or core, as 1t is technically
called, has to have a quarter of an
inch taken off its entire surface
which Is anything but easy, especial.
ly IL the subjects is at all ornate.
"The core is then again put into
the mold-which has of course to be
reconstructed once more-belng kept
exactly in the center by means of
Iron rods.
"The molten bronze is then poured
in from the top, completely filling
the space between the core and the
mold. After 1t has cooled the lat
ter is again removed and the clay
interior extracted, when the statue,
somewhat rough and needing a slight
touching up, is revealed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29

ings represent Morning" "Noor u
and Might" The first is a g,nshin,
picture of a baby awakening in hi,
little bed. Moon" shows him bnsy
with poringer and spoon. and ,n
Might" he has folded his cbphhv
hands In prayer before going 70
sleep.
The woodwork is white enamelea
and round the ceiling a frieze ol
dancing children charms the eve a.
do the exquisite tint and design Of
the blue and white tiling of the fire.
place.
The little prince sleeps in the
crandle that rocked father and grand
father before him. II is a stately af-
fair, resting on four Corinthian sun.
ports. It was formerly curtalned in
the richest lace, flowing from bo.
meath Spanish crown, but the Young
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29
Alcoholism and Insanity.

The report of the English inquiry
for the purpose of establishing the
connection between alcoholism and
insanity has just been published
The committee examined the cases
of 1850 people maintained by the
state asylums.
OF those who had become insane
or in any way feeble-minded through
over-absorption of alcohol they found
9,9S2 who represent a little more
than 1914 per cent of the cases eX-
amined. Almost exactly 5000 men
and women became insane wholly be-
cause of alcoholism, with degenera-
tion and debility. and in S6S9 cases
alcohol was only one of the causes.
The report shows that while with
women the most dangerous age is
between so and 60, with men 1t is
ten years earlier, more than a fifth
of the male victims OF alcoholism be-
coming insane between the ages OF
40 and 5O.-The Gentlewoman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29
A ROYAL Nursery.

The little heir to the Spanish
throne has begun his babyhood In a
suit of rooms arranged entirely after
the fancy of his royal mother. Span
ish etiquette requires her to conform
to ideas other than her own on most
points, but in the fitting of the nurs-
cry her word is law.
The furnishing, decorating and en-
tire arrangement are English, and
offer everything that could possibly
conduee to baby's health and happi-
ness.
The suit, directly over the queens
apartments, on the sunny side OF
the palace. consists of living room.
dining room, bedrooms for the baby
and head nurse, bath and sewing
room.
The living room is decorated in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29
ALIENIST AND
PREACHER ON
THE STAND
latter Advised Her To Quit
Brown.
united Preas Leased WIre.l

Washington. Nov 29.--The de-
Xense in the Bradley trial sprung q
surprise In It's rebuttal this morning
when Rev. David Utter, pastor Of
the Unitarian church, OF Denver, who
ofiiclated at the baptism of the elder
OF the two Bradley children, WAS
called TO tho stand. The pastor Is
frequently referred 10 In letters
written by the defendant as the
priest" The witness testified that
ne urged Mrs. Bradley to quit Brown
and added
"The defendant told me on one
occasion. when the senator Is
brought 10 the point of a gun and
told that he must he will marry me-
lyon can't blum Senator Brown,
4 said. Suppose he called your
blum, wonld you shoot?' She re-
piled that she would not. saying that
she referred TO her brothers or TO
some other member OF her family
when she spoke OF the senator being
brought 10 the point OF a gun"
DIR. Edward Brush, Baltimore
hlienist for the prosecution, testi-
He'd that he had observed nothing
unusual about the defendants de-
meanor in court. and that on the
stand she showed a high degree of In
telligonce. Answering a hypothetic-
al question. he said; 81 see no rea-
son for assuming that she is anything
hut sane. She knew right from
wrong. and was able to control her
actions"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29
Billiards Defined.

John Horgan, the champion pool
player, told at a dinner in st. Louis
billiard story.
billiards is n tame amusement
beside pool" Mr.. Horgan began.
Two Hlndus were once discussing
the game in Calcutta. and | think
that their idea OF It was pretty near
the right one.
What Is this white mans game
OF billiards that / hear so much
about?' said the first Hindu.
Don't you know?' said the sec.
ond.
No. Tell me.
Well said the second Hindu,
billiards Is a very simple game. Two
men armed with long sticks poke at
a ball on a green table, and one says
d" while the other says Hard
lines" "-Washington Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29

green and white. with showers OF
little pink rosettes. The vaulted
ceiling Is enameled in white, and
round the walls runs a frieze of ami
mails in Noah's ark-llke procession.
Light green shades temper the sun
shine.
The angles of furniture and walls
ARE all softly rounded, so the APP
proved method of standing a naughty
child in the corer face 10 the wall
could hardly be adopted in this case.
With the exception of the rose-col-
ored English carpets everything in
the suit is washable.
The wide window sllls are cozily
cushioned. An iron lattice. light and
lace-like, but strong, secures the
windows from without.
In the bedroom three large paint
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29
leased Wire Flashes.

Spokane bankers declare that as
soon as Chicago and New York bank
ers give tho word they are ready 10
return to a cash basis
Wireless communication has been
established between Vancouver. b.
c., and Victoria.
A big siwash potlatch is In pro-
gress at Mud Bay, Wash.
Grain shipments OF huge dimen-
sions are coming down tn, Columbia
riy T. swamping the warehouses.
Seven thousand employees OF
Eastern iron and steel industries re-
turned TO work today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29
PARAM0UR
FURNISHED
THE FUNDS
So Claims Seattle Man Whose Wife
Is Sning Him for Legal Separation.

Seattle. Wash, Nov. 29.-Declar-
Kng that J. c. Donnelly, the we'll
known hotel man, of Tacoma, had
mot only taken his wife on a yachting
cruise about the Sound, but had like
wise Hgured in many automobile
tours with her J. G. Gass, who Is
being sued for a divorce by his wife.
Chr. rlotte, has filed an answer to the
suf for legal separation instituted
by Mrs. Gass wherein he further de-
clares That Donnelly has in reality
Rurni shed the money with which 20
prosecute the divorce case.
The coming trial, which shall be
acted in the local superior court,
promises TO be sensational, and seri-
Ow ueflectlDns upon the moral char
aeter of both defendant and plaintiff
are grounded in the complaint and
answer and other papers already
ffiled with the clerk of the court.
Donnelly Is named by Mr.. Gass as
correspondent in a number OF al
Heged jaunts on water and land,
wherein he is said to have enter
tanned generously. with Mrs. Gass
as the guest OF honor. He is de.
clarcd TO have provided the money
for the divorce costs, In the guise
of a loan OF $500 to s. f. Mllham
and wife, parents of Mrs. Gass. Gass
Is a well-known travelling salesman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29
why the Arab Doesn't Shade His
Eyes

why the hFnD DOesut onhOe hls
Eyes.
"I shall winter in the Sahara -
said travelling man. with a cara
can / shall traverse, under a binding
sun, an endless plain OF snow-whlse
sand, but none OF my Mohammedan
attendants will wear any kind OF
shade over his eyes.
Against that dazzling glare the
backs Of their necks will be swathed
In white linen, and even their ears
will be protected. Nothing. though,
will keep the sun out OF their faces.
Wondering about this, said ono
day to the caid OF an Algerian VIII
lage:
why don't you Arabs wear a
cap OF some sort? You live in the
worlds worst sun glare, but neither
fez nor turban under any circum-
stances has a peak
"'The Koran the caid answered,
'forblds all true believers to shade
their eyes. obeylng the Koran Inn
pllcitly, we dwellers in the desert
avoid like poison brims TO our head
gear. In consequence, there is more
blindness among MS than among any
other people in. the world. ."-Phila-
delphia Bulletin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-29

in the United States is Silver Spring
which is located six miles east OF
Ocala.
This spring forms the source OF
the Oklawaha river. a tributary of
the St. Johns. and steamboats, ira
versing the river enter the spring
basin, which has an area of several
acres. The water is from 25 to so
feet deep, and is wonderfully clear,
absolutely devoid of color.
Times-Union.