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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
LEGAL TENDER COMPANY
New Machinery All Installed Ready to
Resume Sinking

The Legal Tender company has
got all its new machinery installed;
new shaft house and other neces-
sary buildings erected and has
assembled big supply Of mining
timber Of all kinds preparatory to
enlarging the. present 100-foot
shaft to double compartment size
and sinking to the 300-foot level.
AS President A. j. Burlett and Mrs.
Elise Heller, the secretary-treasurer,
will both leave in a few days on a
visit to relatives in the east it has
been decided not to resume mining
operations until their return which
will be somewhere about the first of
the year.
The main vein on the property
has already been developed by a
9OO-foot drift tunnel starting near
the shaft and headed west which
has shown a continuous vein from
five to seven feet in width contain
ing several promising shoots of
good grade ore. Only prospecting
work has been done on either of
the other two parallel veins SO far.
The machinery equipment in
cludes 4O-horse power boiler,
sawmill of 10000 capacity, a 6xS
Sullivan hoist, Cameron pump,
two machine drills and complete
and blacksmith shop.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
ST. JOE COPPER
Two Strong Showings Of Copper Ore
Found on Surface

Word has reached the Miner that
the st. Joe Copper Mining COM
pany' an eastern outfit that bought
a group OF claims on the main St.
Joe river last year from Andy
Goddard and others Of Wardner,
has made two important surface
discoveries of high grade copper
ore. They had run q long tunnel
on what they thought was the ledge
but which they now believe to he a
stringer without disclosing any ore
body of consequence and decided to
40 some surface prospecting. This
has resulted in uncovering two
handsome showings, one on either
side OF their workings. Crosscuts
will be driven to get under them.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
Shoshons Sinking Shaft

The Shoshone company is in
stalling an electric air compressor,
hoist and pump on its group just
north Of the city limits on Nine
Mile creek, to expedite the sinking
OF a shaft recently started on the
ledge at point in about 300 feet
from the portal Of its tunnel. This
shaft is now down 30 feet and like
the tunnel shows a nice body of
concentrating galena in an S-foot
ledge. The shaft will be sunk to the
2OO-foot level before any more
drifting is done. Joseph F.
Whelan is secretary of the COM
pany.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
TRADE DOLLAR MAKES STRIKE
Six Foot Ledge Cut Showing Six Inches If
Lead and Zinc
Six Inche}
Lead and Zinc

The first promising strike for time in the Burke district
made the Trade Dollar this week when the tunnel which
under lease to the Smugge Virginia people, six ledge
carrying six inches OF high grade gaena and The Trade
Dollar lies the east side Of Gorge guc opposite the
Stanley mine Roadmaer Morton Webster Of the Northern Pacific
and Samuel Norman OF Burke among the principal owners
Frank Murphy who is directing the development Of the
Virginia the coscut tunnel has yet be
600 feet reach his ground which has the handsmes sur
face showings in the whole country. ES
The strike in the Trade Dollar has practically doubled the price
Of that stock .H< ssss f4#1
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
Josephine Starts Work

The Josephine company, recently
incorporated at Missoula to work
the Doctors" mine on Nine Mile
creek near Houston, Mont, has
organized by electing the following
officers: President, Robert H.
Frasier; vice president, John
Lattimer; secretary-treasury, Chas.
Schrage: manager, Richard Daxon;
director, Carl GREENWOOD. The
work of sinking a new 100-foot
incline shaft has been started with
a force of eight men.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
MINING NOTES

The Independence COMPANY.
owning the old Gettysburg mine at
Mullan, has suspended development
operations temporarily and Mana
ger G. B. Boyden has gone to
Everett to spend the winter.
The Federal company is pushing
work on the Nevada-Stewart group
which adioins the Surprise mine on
Pine creek. Owing to the closing
down OF the latter property work is
still being done by hand though it
was the intention to be using
machine drills by this time.
The Gertie company is taking the
necessary steps to increase it's
capital from 1000, 900 to / 500, 600
shares and the larger stockholders
have agreed to purchase enough Of
the new treasury shares to carry on
development. About 1900 feet Of
tunnel work has been done on the
property to date.
The Surprise company has de.
clared an Irish dividend of one and
a half cents share to pay off an
indebtedness Of $13, ,784 .O4 incurred
IN equipping the property recently
with a mill. The mill was closed
down week or SO ago because the
management found itself unable to
market its concentrates, SO it is
said.
The Vienna international COM
pany had the misfortune to have
its mine buildings destroyed by fire
last week-a loss of 81 800. The
most serious feature of the fire is
that it necessitates the suspension
OF underground work for several
weeks. New buildings Of CORFU
gated iron are now being erected.
The Fourledge company has been I,
incorporated in Spokaneby w. G.
Ceeder, Ben L. Hervey, Henry L.
King, II. Il. Wruck and G. II.
Rhoades to acquire and develop a
group Of claims between the Charles
Dickens and Silver Bench mines
heretofore owned by Louis Bolduc
OF Osburn who has expended IS, 900
in their development.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
Missoula Very Lively

Dick Daxon, who returned from
Missoula Sunday, says he never saw
that town as lively as it is today.
Business is booming and the
whole tributary country is exceed
ingly prosperous. The Missoula
banks have issued no cashiers
checks or clearing house certificates
SO far and the maintenance of cash
payments by them has had good
effect on business,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14

The Arctic company is making
good progress with its new crosscut
tunnel. Its property adjoins the
Vienna international mine on the
east.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
Text of Directors Resolution

THAT Whereas the stock Of the company worcestershire and
the finances OF the company in critical condition. that suit is
pending sell its property to certain labor ens that various
past due and steps for collection threatened
further for $20 900 with interest favor Of W. J. Nichols
falls due on December 12 1907
BE resolved That treasury stock Of the company be offered
its shareholders the rate four share sufficient meet the
obligations company and clear its indebtedness and that
letter together with detailed report Of the financial condition Of
company issued and despatched Immediately all stockholders Of
record enclosing Herewith subscription blank with request that
same be filled and by mail taking up Of
present offering possible.
Property Very Valuable
I'm concluding the situation just this: The property owned by
the recognized OF the best properties the Coeu
district dividend paying basis and not only has every
indication being dividend but has opened proven the
bodies workings and its shipment the
ore taken Coeur dAne district These facts ubstanated
by the statements the signatures Of eminent mining Of the
Occur dAlene district.
Offered Only to Stockholders
The indebtedness the company represents but small fraction Of
the value Of the mine and many shareholders during the past few
approved OF the hand the situation and have
cxpressed take all they will be able carry Of the
ohlrng at per share which will be offered stockholders
vested in its shares should have the benefit this securing
low average Of cost.
There but alternative which total oss the courts will
take the date and dispose Of
and other demands unless the critical condition met by
holder only taking advantage Of the stock offering themselves
and thereby epg the treasury but also doing his utmost in nduc
ing his fellow shareholders to act Immediately.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14

The crosscut tunnel on the Butte
Occur d'Alene company's property,
which adjoins the Boston-Colby at
Saltcse, Mont, on the east, now
shows so feet Of well mineralized
ledge matter with no hangingwall
yet in sight.
The Golden Star company which
owns a group Of claims on Placer
creek opposite the Vienna-Interna-
tional has its crosscut tunnel in
800 feet and is prosecuting work
with one shift.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
Monitor Suspends Shipments

Shipments of ore from the Mon
itor mine will cease for the winter
An a few days. Development work
will be pushed with full force 30
that everything will be in shape for
a large production in the spring
when it is believed the copper mar
kct will be in more satisfactory
condition.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14

Conditions of Subscription
Subscriptions cents share are asked for
following conditions That 2 per the purchase price
the subscription the balance be paid when the stock dev
ered in enough stock subscribed company
debt then the money shall be returned the individual subscribers
that D. w Peons resignation manager has been accepted
President Herman j. Rs shall conduct the ompanys BUSINESS that
Treasurer John Nordqu shall be the custodian Of all funds and
shall have entire supervision the mine Mr. Peersons resignation
il Of his voiton and is due to i'll health
Both President Rs and Treasurer Nordqust anxious that
the shareholders should clearly understand that this the only thing
that be done to protect them from loss and that they do rally
promptly to the companys they will lose their
while the company valuable property will the mortgage,
Walter Nichols who holds $2 600 mortgage due December 12
Another Evidence Of Careless Management
As fresh evidence the caessn the late management
tanspres that five of the claims supposed be held by the
recorded the Of Carl Magny former superintendent
mn who located the claims his and demands $500
cash will turn them over to the
OF course lawsuit will settle Mr. Magnys it
be clearly proved that the claims located by him for the
pny but the incident uminave the Manager Peterson did
business
The following circular letter has been mailed to all shareholders
Letter to Shareholders
Market conditions locally and the financial crash the have
unfortunately precptated crisis the affairs company
the past year supreme effort has bring
dons safeguard the stockholders and place the property
selfsutainng basis.
Conditions very promising during spring brisk
market the fall and the looking forward that
the sockhoder has also been looking forward it,
expecting reaction in the market
Financial Condition Explained
AT the opening financial Oct 20 1906 the problem
had face that would have Cowyn
bond and lease Bills payable standing upon the books of
company amounted 0 The monthly operating and equip
also provide for while the balance of
hand only $1823 Allowing average furtheance
development and equipment about 5000 month including
istraon labor stores etc. made total OF nearly $4,000 The de-
cline the stock market had and everyone
has not recovered this date except for slight furry during the
spring which taken advantage Of as much possible
Of the 900 which faced there remains SIG 900 which
involves the life the company and which be There being
shares Of stock still in the treasury order prop
er following resolution meeting the full board
Of directors held thirty the office Nov
o07
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-14
new TURN IN |DORA CRISIS
Directors Appeal to Shareholders to
Save Their Own Property

FTER several consultations the directorate of the Idora
pany has decided plan property the
shareholders Briefly ask them subscribe for 400 600 shares
out OF the 700 900 left the treasury share pay off
the Indebtedness which threatens enguf the company
Conditions of Subscription
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
Will MAKE TRIP NEXT MONDAY
Steamer Evans viii Be Ready to
Run by That Time.

Capt. p. A. White, Of the steamer
G. II Evans, announced Yesterday
hat he expected to be on che regu-
lar run up the satiua river by next
Monday
As stated IN The News Yesterday,
the Evans is now at the plant Of the
Parker -HenseJ Engineering Company,
where she is being repaired. The
work IS being rapidly pushed. The
task Of raising the Evans did not
prove to be as difficult as was at first
expected Harry Ingram, of the little
steamer Rambler. took the contract
and he did excellent work in rails
ing the boat from the bottom.
The damage to the Evans has not
oeen as large as was at first thought
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
THE COMMISSION
BALKS ON PLAN
OF MAKING A REDUCTION OF
PASSENGER RATES IN
GEORGIA..

Unable to reach an agreement last
Saturday relative to the question Of
rate reductions in Georgia,
the railroad commission will when
it meets today, postpone final action
for sixty days at least. it is said.
The statement is founded upon all
lseel authentic information and there
are good reasons for accepting as
truthful the representation Of facts
according to the report the differ
onces Of opinion in the commission
will furnish an excuse for the post
ponement as to the scope Of the re
ductions, and the method Of their ac-
complishment will furnish a satisfac
tory excuse for delay.
The eorgia legislature and other
forces oA Aprimary importance are th'
real cau4s for postponement. It Is
the commissions Difference to th'
general assembly, coupled with the
declaration Of the democratic plat
form for a two-cent passenger rate
This inclines the individual member
Of the board to look with favor OF
the postponement Of action until al
ter the legislature has convened.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
WORLD WILL END VERY SOON
Crank Warns People to Look Out
For Dissolution.

York, Pa, June 4-Lee l.. Spang-
Ter, who has styled himself for a
number of years as the last of the
prophets" has issued another of his
remarkable bulletins. This time he
is more specific in his statements.
He now asserts that the world will
come to an end in nineteen months.
lie warns all the people to beware
and look out for the dissolution of
the world Spangler says there will
be no more seasons; that summer
and winter will be as one, and there
VIII not be any way of telling one
from the other. Snow in July need
not be a surprise and sleigh riding
is likely to be one of the summer
pastimes He adds:
There will be more black spots to
occur on the sun disk, and by the
latter part Of 1908, the sun will De
entirely black The earthquakes will
shake all the principal cities Of the
nations. Great excursion wrecks will
occur and there will be great as.
tress in the land until the end shall
come"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
BASEBALL GAME
ON MONDAY NEXT
BLACK5HEAR COMING DOWN TO
TRY TWO GAMES WITH THE
LOCALS AGAIN.

Local fans will have the pleasure
Of Witnessing another baseball game
on Monday next. when Blackshear
viii come down to try conclusions
wl.h the locals on Monday and
Tuesday.
Blackshear was down here a few
weeks ago and played two games
with Brunswick, the two teams split
ting even In the first game the Wis
i.ors had easy sailing, but the locals
shut them out in the second game.
Manager Wright, Of the locals,
states that he is making every ef-
for possible 10 get teams, but it
seems a difficult task. However, the
games next Monday and Tuesday
promise to be interesting, as the two
clubs are pretty evenly matcned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
LITTLE GIRL PASSES AWAY.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mat
thews ADied Yesterday.

Gwendolyn, the twentymonths-old
daughter Of 3Ir. and Mrs j. r. Mat
thews. who has been quite i'll for
some time, passed away yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. Matthews parents, Captain
and Mrs. U. N. Roberts.
The death Of this pretty and bright
una girl is an unusually sad one.
The little baby was taken i'll some
time ago in Columbia, S c., where
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews. now reside
The attending physician advised the
mother to bring the little one to
Brunswick. in the hope that the
change may prove beneficial TO her
health. Mrs. Matthews and bright
little Gweneolyn arrived IN the city
some time ago. At first the little
qrl seemed to improve, but for the
Vast several days she had been very
Yll, and the end came yesterday
morning.
The funeral will occur this morn
ing at II o'clock from the residence
on c street
In the loss of their little Qe. tht
heartstricken parents have the sym
pathy Of many friends In the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
FERNANDlNA VETS COME TO-DAY
Camp Coming Over to Pay Locals a
Short Visit.

Quite large excursion will arrive
in the city today from Fernandina,
being given under the auspices Of the
veterans of that city. The excur-
sion will arrive in the city about II
O'Clock
Tho Florida veterans will be enter
tanned during the day by Camp Jack
son. of this city who will later visit
the Florida veterans. Besides the
veterans, it is expected that num-
Der Of others will come over.
The Eagles have rendered their
hall to the veterans for the day and
lit viii be headquarters for the Wis
itors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
Negro Pulled Pistol and Held Up
Several Small BOYS.

Negro Pulled Pistol and Held Up
Several Small Boys.
Dan Grant a well known young
lnegro. who,has figured quite conapic-
Iuously in the criminal circles in the
county, is held in the Glynn jail on
tine charge of carrying concealed
weapons.
A few days ago it seems that Dan.
who was near Brobston, a small sta
tion on the. A., b. & A., ten miles
from the city, played in the role OF
desperate. He was walking along
the road near the station when he
saw two or three colored boys com
ing along, ara ne proceeded to cover
them with a big revolver. The little
negroes were quick to fly up with
their hands and Dan made a search.
but he did not find very much to take
from the boys.
! Dr. Christie was at Brobston and
witnessed the performance. Dan
then boarded the train and came to
Brunswick AS soon as the city was
reached Dr. Christie notified a police
officer at the depot and the negro was
arrested and the big revolver was
found in his pocket, He was then
IJaIled on the charge of carrying con
cealed weapons and may later be
charged with a more serious offense
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
SHE RAISED rEN-DoLLAR NOTE.
Miss Bond Pleads Guilty and Gets
Five Years Sentence.

Baltimore, Md, June Miss Bes-
sic j. Bond, aged &C. today pleaded
guilty in the United States court to
note-raising and was sentenced to
five years in Jail at hard labor. Miss
Bond was treasurer of the conference
of the union of the Central Methodist
Episcopal church, south, of this city
She raised a $40 bank note to 800
with ciphers cut from other notes.
and turned over the bill to the pas
tor of the church as part Of the CON
ference fund The imposition was
detected when the pastor attempted
to deposit the money. "A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05

for the purposes specified when the
call was issued for the election. that
Of completing the new court house
and building a new jail, and therefore
the commissioners could not possibly
lase any of this money for the school.
Ii Is thought that even the $4,000
Will not be sufficient to complete
both the court house and the Jail.
Superintendent Ballard stated in
his talk before the commissioners
yesterday that the board Of education
now has on hand about $4,000 or
$4,000; that new and handsome
school was badly needed, and that it
was thought best for the county to
appropriate $4,000, which would be
sufficient to erect a fine school.
The commissioners seem to all
favor the plan, but it is Just simply
impossible at this time to secure the
money. None of the $4,000 could
possibly be used for the purpose and
there is no other way Of making such
an appropriation at this time.
Just what will be done about tha
now school is not yet known The
board OF education win eItner nave
to 20 ahead and erect the building
with the money it has on hand or
wait until the county is financially
in position TO make an appropriation
If the additional sum needed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
RuIlaina WIIl ee compIeted.

Atlanta. June 4.-Governor Terrell
today received a letter from State
Geologist w. S. Yeates. who is the
executive officer of the Geupgia com
mission at the jamestown exposition
stating the Georgia building will
positively be completed in time for
Georgia day on June 10.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
n go Here surday.

Dir. j. c. Solomon, state suaerin-
tendent Of the Georgia Anti-Saloon
League, will Aak at inc First
Methodist church Sunday morning
and at the First Baptist church sun
day night He win visit Brunswick
i'm the interest Of the league and it Is
hoped that the services will be well
attended
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
Eaales Meet Tonight.

The Glynn aerie of Eagles will hold
their regular weekly meeting in their
hall tonight. A number of routine
matters will be disposed Of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
LODGE NAMES NEW OFFICERS
knights Of Pythias Held interesting
Meeting Last NIGHT.

WeELIh9 Last NI5ht'
Rathbone lodge no. As, Knights Of
Pythias, held an interesting meeting
in their hall last night, at which oc-
CURED the annual election of officers,
which resulted as follows;
c c., L. Ludwig.
V. C. w A. Hackett.
Prelate. Phil Keller.
NJ Of A., l.. Calm.
NJ OF W. R. Borcharde
i. G., NJ. b. Gardner.
0. G.. J. II. Tankersley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-05
FOURTH WEEK OF
GREAT C8NTEST
CONTESTANTS CONTINUED TO
ADD TO THEIR STA0DING.
MANY VOTED YEsTE DAY.

The 1000 extra vote offer which
closed Saturday night was great
success and many contestants bene-
flied by it, as is shown by the vote
list. However it is not too late to
enter the contest and win one of the
best prizes. 1t should be borne in
mind there are thirteen 'prizes,
which means that three contestants
in each of the four districts will be
awarded a prize. The young lady
standing first in each of the four dis
tricts will be awarded one of the free
trips. These valuable awards in
clude all expenses from the time of
leaving home until their safe return.
The News proposes only the best ac-
commodations
The contestant standing third IN