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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
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THE New Chicago and Occur
d'Alene group Of which l noticed q
description in your last issue, =
said Adam Aulbach Of Murray. the
pioneer editor Of the Occur d. Alenes,
on his visit to Wallace last week,
caused one Of the biggest mining
excitements we ever had on the
North Side. The discovery was
made in 1884 and the surface ore
was 80 rich that stampede fppM
Eagle City resulted. / te6k a
sample myself and had u assayed.
It went over n 600 s6nces Of sill
yer 10 the tbn. ~ townsite was
laid out neat tie mine and a lot
,of money was spent trying to locate
the rich ore at depth. Then the
public lost interest in it. | am
glad to learn it is to be systemat-
ically developed now"
The new Chicago group Is now
being incorporated by Mrs. Heller
and her sons. They expect to re-
sumo work on it within a month
when drifts will be run on the first
ledge, the one with the phenominally
rich outcrop. and the main cross
cut continued to the second ledge.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
Closing Quotations

The following were the closing
quotations and sales made at the
afternoon session Of the board yes
terday:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
THE LOCAL MARKET
Business and Prices Both 1t .
Standstill

The volume Of business in the
local market last week was nearly
nil and the only reason prices were
not lower was because they had
already fallen as low as it was pos
sible for them to go. There was
no session Of the board on Monday
on account Of its being labor's holi-
day and the brokers might just as
we'll have taken a longer lay-off
while they were about it.
There are some slight indica-
tions, however, Of a revival in bust
ness soon. The midsummer holi-
days are now nearly oyer and bust
ness men from all over the Union
who visited the Occur d'Alcnes
during their vacations are now
heading homeward where they are
sure to 40 some effect advertising
as we have yet to hear OF any one
who was not both delighted and
astonished at what he saw and
learnt during his stay here.
Brokers also begin to report more
enquiries and buying orders, the
latter sad to state usually at too
low figures, which presage a new
influx of investors when the mar
ket begins to recover its tone.
News from every working prop
erty, and their name is legion, i
encouraging and 40 many Of them
are reporting important strikes that
their influence must make itsel1
felt after awhile.
Then too, such a long depression
is usually followed by u boom. II
is likely to he the case with tn
Occur d'Alenes.
The last session Of the week indi
Gated a revival Of interest as {
number Of stocks were activcl.
traded in.
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MINING NOTES

Secretary Marlowe Of the Swas-
tika company which owns group
Of claims on Four Mile gulch near
Carter, Mont, ial enthusiastic over
the prospects, otthat property. He
expects to ID fblc to make ship.
ment in 6QAays.
The O. X. company is arranging
to drive a raise from the 4O0-foo'
level to the shrfaee with the inten'
ton of enlatgihg it TO a double
compartment shaft and later sink
ing to the 6OO-foot level.
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IN THE JUSTICE COURT or WALLACE NO. l
pfeclnct. county Of Shoshone. state Of Idaho.
Before A. N. Feethefstone justice OF the peace.
4. S4usncs. plaintiff. ". W. A. Edwards.
defendant
Ths staas Of Idaho sends greeting to W. A.
Edwards. defendant.
You are required 70 appear IN On action
brought against you BY the above named plain
tn IN the Justice court OF Shoshone county. state
Of IdahO. and 70 answer before the sid justice
q Ne peace at his once in the town Of Wallace.
Idaho, the complaint He'd therein on the 18th
day Of November. 4. D.. 1907. At . o'clock. .. m
me aid action b brought 70 recover from
os ss tns sam q SoS 'os pccrd :so ~, ~
nished By GA. DIN. which sums have been duly
assigned 70 the plaintiff. also TO recover costs 81
this action. And you are hereby notified that Il
you fail 10 70 appear and answel said complaint
~ above leQui1ed. said plaintiff will take judg
mont for III O6 and costs.
l11ake legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Jus
1877. A. n. FEAfHERyTONE,
Sept scots Justice Of the Peace
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Gray Copper Starts Tunnel

The ledge and ore shoot in tbe
Gray Copper mine near Osb1fn
having been traced 200 feet Aown
the hill from the discoveryA ttln-
mel has been started pn che ledge
which will give abov 200 feet OF
depth under the big ore showing
when in some $50 feet. The indi-
cations are that it will open up pay
ore all the way.
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Only $500 . Year

That is what the Miner costs.
It gives you all the Occur d'Alene
mining news.
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OUTSTANDING Aassssmsnts

Outstandins Aasessmsnts
Reindeer Coppe. and Gold Mining and Milling
Company iinlitsd-lsvied June 10. one cent. due
September ID. delinquent sale October Is.
OK. Consolidated Mining and Milling. Com.
pany. LEVIED July 3. five mills. due August 8.
delinquent sale September
Comet Gold and Copper Mining Company.
imited.-levied July II. one mill. due August Is.
delinquent sale September l6.
Mckinley Gold Mining Company. limited.
levied June a. half mill. due July p. dslin.
quent sale September 8.
Bell Mining Company levied July .. one cent.
due August o delinquent sale September ..
Echo Mining Company. limitsd.-levied July
September 49,
Silver Star Mining Company. limited. LEVIED
July ~, two and . half mills. due August Y.
delinquent sale September H.
Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company.
l!mitesi--leyied July g. Ave mills. duo September
3. delinquent sale September a.
pawhattan MInins Company-ievied July 10.
one mill, due August ~. DELINQUENT sale Septem-
ber q.
Jewel Mining Company .--levied August !, ono
mill, due September l. delinquent sale October l..
Advance Mining Company, limited. LEVIED
july 30, two and . half mills. due August p.
DELINQUENT mlsSeptember 50.
Nine Mile Mining Company August 8.
two mills, due September 8. delinquent sale
October 2.
Douglas Mining CONGRATULATED August s.
three mills. due september ls. delinquent sale
October
Happy Day Mining Company. limited. LEVIED
August 3. Ave mills. due September II. DELINQUENT
sale October 5.
Montana Idaho Mines Development company
levied August 8. three millS. due August TO-.
delinquent sale September 10.
Iron King Mining Company. limited-lsvisd
August 2. two mills due September I. DELINQUENT
sale October l.
Sheridan Mining and Milling company. limited
levied August q. one mill. due september Is.
delinquent sale October d.
Humming Bird Mining company-levied Sep
tember 5. nve mills. due October 8. delinQusrt
sale November ?. 7as ....-z5
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And In accordance with law. 50 many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock o. may he necessary
will be sold ct the once OF E. II. Mont, In the
First National Hank building at Wallace. Idaho
on the 9Th day Of September 1901. commencing
Quent assessment thereon together with the cost
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
4. II. MOFFITT. Treasurer.
ONCE. First National Bank Building. Wallace.
Idaho. Aug ib-.Sept 8
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
The Weeks Sales

Cleslng Quotations
The following were the closing
quotations at Tuesday afternoon
session of the board:
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Unlisted Stocks

A majority Of the stocks in the
following list are being sold only
for development purposes. Most Of
them are traded in occasionally on
the exchange:
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0ol1e

Alameda 1000 TO- 1000 "; Burke. 1000 ~;
Lsclede, 5000 50. 1000 ~; Hypothsek. $500 81
1000 ~: Hummins Bird. 1000 e1s snowstorm,
so RIO; Reindeer. SIS ~; Nissoula. loo l0's;
Champion. sou ~: Occidental. 5.oov e7n.--Total
3l175 Eil4O6
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
THE SPOKANE MARKET
Trading Was Light and Prices Ranged
Generally Lower


Spokane, Wash. Sept. 4-Anoth-
er dull week is the report OF all the
brokers. Bell, Charles Dickens,
Humming Bird, Hypotheek, Idaho
Giant, Idora, Lucky Calumet,
Missoula, Monitor, Red Deer and
Reindeer all closed the week with
slightly higher bid prices, but the
general tendency Of the market was
toward lower prices. Restoration
of Geographic communication, it is
believed, is the tonic the market
most urgently needs.
The Weeks Sales
The following table shows the vol.
ume Of business on the Spokane
hoard during the week.
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The Weeks Salss

The Weeks 0ales
Thursday FOrenoon--Ninc Mile. 1850 21a;
Park Copper. !. 0O0 ~ Total. 1900. t52.50.
Thursday Afternoon Bullion. 1000 ~, l.o0
~: Tombstone. 300 6,a.- Total. 400. eT7.50.
Friday Forenoon-American Commander. loo
q. Nine Mile. 400 N.-Total. 5000. els5.
Friday Afternoon-Park Copper. 5000 3N.-
Total. $500. @lSl26.
Saturday Forenoon-Sonora. 1000 l%.-Total.
1000. 1ls.75.
Saturday Afternoon. Hpotheek. 1000 81. 1000
ga: Rhode Island. 5000 "a. 5000 2.s.-Total.
1900. ti06,25.
Monday-No sessions.
Tuesday Foreno0n-NOne.
Tuesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900 Sla-t7c.
Wednesday Forenoon Rhode Island. 900 ~,
Total. 1000. rs.
r1na;nv Ouoeakioma
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The Range Of Prices

The following were the highest
and lowest bid prices at the close
Of any session during the week:
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13
RAT DOES TRAPEZE ACT.
Wake Telegraph Wire, eesst by Spar
 rowe Until the End.

A gray rat walking along an electric wire 30 feet above tho ground for many blocks furnished . novelty on West Baltimore street. The feat. which sxcels that of any trick rat ever exhibited In . show, would seem . dream of the imagination but for the fact that tho spectacle is absolutely vouched for by thousands of persons who watched the strange sight from six o'clock until eight. Besst by . number of English sparrows, which seemed to take a fendish delight in at- tacking the badly handicapped rodent. he at times varied his steady gait along the wire by acrobatic perform ances calculated to ward off the at tacks of the birds He would sit up on his launches on the slender wire. no larger than lead pencil, and re- connoiter before continuing his hap less journey from pole to pole. After a most gallant fight for life. which de- served . better recognition under the rules of fair play, the unfortunate ani- nal was finally knocked from the wire at Carrolton avenue and Baltimore street and dispatched by a dog. Just how the rat got on the wire in the first place has not been satisfactorily ex- plained. but it is thought that dog chased him somewhere-some persons say as far east as the neighborhood of Howard and Baltimore streets-and forced him to run up pole.-Balt- more Dispatch to Washington Post.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13
Atlanta 4, Llttls Rock l.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. F. Bob Spade was the principal cause of the Colts downfall today. Not content with holding them to three scattered hits and one run, he himself was responsible for three of Atlanta's four runs, his hitting being timely in the ex- treme.
 Eyler pitched a good steady game and but for Spades lucky hitting, might have gotten away with it.
 Little Rock started the SCOT ing, Miller getting their only run in the second when he waited out a pass after Woods had gone out, stole second and scored on Hess clean hit to center field.
 Eyler sent the Bremen out in order in the first two innings, but in the third Dyer got the first of his three singles. Sweeney sacrificed him to second and Spade scored him with single. Atlanta passed the Colts in the fifth when Dyersingled. Sweeney performed his usual sacrificing stunt and after Spade had gone out, Becker scored Dyer with a clean hit to right.
 RESULTS YESTERDAY.
 Atlanta 4, Little Rock l.
 New Orleans z, Nashville ,.
 Memphis 3, Montgomery 5 12 innings.)
 Birmingham 22, Shrevep't 1-7.
 GAMES TO-DAY. Little Rock at Atlanta.
 Memphis at Montgomery.
 New Orleans at Nashville.
 Shreveport at Birmingh m
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13
THE FACT FACTORY.

Ivory doubles in price every few years.
 A fourth of Venice's population are paupers.
 Ten men to one woman carry life insurance.
 Cremation costs but 60 cents body in France.
 A grasshopper can hop 200 times it's own length.
 Belgium's navy-C2e vessel--is the smallest in the world.
 Nearly B per cent. more women than men wear false teeth.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13
DYSPEPTiC PHILOSOPHY.

It is just as easy to break prom. ise as to make one.
 Sometimes a man loves himself for the enemies he has made.
 There are people who seem to spend all their lives trying to get even.
 Some men go to a lot of bother to save themselves 8 little work,
 The people who believe most in luck are those who never have had any.
 Many man who merely passes the hat gets a reputation for philanthropy.
 Some fellows have lot of good In them, but the trouble is they keep 1t there.
 A man may be level-headed and still have no difficulty in getting hat to fit him.
 The girl who says she would marry nothing less than a foreign nobleman really couldn't.
 Some men cant pass saloon any more than a woman can pass bar gain counter
 Some men are so anxious to wake up and find themselves famous that they actually contract insomnia
 It is as great an error to think that every bachelor has been disappointed in love as to think that every married man hasn't been.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13
Your Printing

It should Dc fit representative of your business. which means the high grade. sr- astc kind. Thats the kind we do.
 AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
 or TYPE, GOOD PRESSES AND
 TYPOGRAPHICAL ARTISTS
 These represent our facilities for doing the kind of printing that will please you. The prices are right. and prompt delivery uie invariabls rule at this office.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13
SUNFloWER PHILOSOPHY.

Every time man is caught wives redouble their vigilance.
 The smaller the man the bigger the chip he carries on his shoulder.
 Children never appreciate their par ents so long as life is twostep.
 A public speaker, in order to become popular, must know when to quit
 When milliners put out particu- larly young hat all the old girls want it.
 What has become of the old-fash- toned people who called lunch "a snack?"
 What has become of the old-fash- toned boy who stopped to spit when ever he saw a caterpillar?
 It is always said as a matter of course, that the devil Is man. But who knows?
 Widows seem to shed tears with one eye and use the other to look around. ."-Atchison (Kas) Globe.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13

In medieval times chimneys were only permitted to the nobility and the church-one to each priory. and one to each castle or hall. The poor's chim- ney was the door or window.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13

Death Valley, in California, has at this season a shade temperature of 13O degrees. It is the hottest place on earth
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13

In India the people consume annual ly one ounce of soap per head.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13

It takes 5000 900 of the largest sized microbes to make an ounce.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-13
GREAT MEN ON MONEY.

Make all you can; save all you can; give all you can.-John Wesley
 A wise man should have money in his head, but not in his heart.-Dean Swift.
 The use of money is all the advan- tage- there is in having it.-Benjamin Franklin.
 Put not your trust in money; but put your money in trust-Oliver Wen
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
c. & S. Strike Called on.

DenVer.-At conference held be-
tween A. ID. Parker, vice president OF
lhe Colorado d Southern railway: W
l.. Park. general superintendent of the
Union Pacific: w s. Martin. assistant
general manager of the Denver A. Rio
Grande; +. II. Morrissey, grand mas
ter OF the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen: f. p. Curtis, second vice
presideN of the Order OF Railway
Conductors. and chairmen OF the
brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen rep
resenting the Colorado e. Southern.
Union Pacific and Denver 4 Rio
brahde, II was agreed that the Colo
rado q Southern strike would be de-
ciared on at seven O'Clock a. m
august IA. and all former employees re-
turned to service without prejudice.
and that a conference will be held al
nenVer, Colorado, August goth. of all
Hhes interested in the two-cent differ.
entiai, at which conference the ques-
ton will be disposed of-Statement
!ssued alter joint conference Of rail
road officials and strikers.
The Colorado & Southern strike has
come to peaceful end.
With no prejudice on either side. the
strikers returned to their places. The
question at issue is to be decided AT a
general conference OF Western rail.
road managers, which will be held in
Denver next Tuesday.
The strikebreakers will he die.
charged and the 300 strikers restored
TO their Jobs.
10 +. p. Curtis, second vice presi-
deht or the Order of Railway Conduc-
tors Is due the credit Of bringing to a
close, dispute that already had done
considerable damage to the business
lnterests OF Colorado and Texas and
threatened to involve the entire West
in an industria! war.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
Work at Silver on,

Silverton, Colo.-The Ross Mining
Company Is successfully operating a
dozen properties tributary to its Sill
verton smelter and is in the lead as
an employer OF labor in the San Juan
there being more than 235 men on
the payroll for the month of July. II
Is the intention of the Rosses to make
a number of mines productive of a va
riety of ores suitable to matte smelt
ing to supply their 125ton plant inde
pendent of custom ores, and tina,
stage Is about reached.
The principal producer, the Cham
pion mine, on Sultan mountain is al
present furnishing its best and largest
quantity OF ore at the greatest depth
Of its workings. The 1,G00-foot cross
tunnel will cut 120 feet deeper than at
any point heretofore attained and will
give 700-foot vertical depth from
surface. The Silver Wing mine, which
is worked under bond and lease, is fur
nishing all the pyritic ore needed, and
the forty men on this Eureka property
are disclosing some mammoth ore bod.
les and increased copper values are
being obtained.
But a faw dollars difference pre-.
vented the consummation OF q pending
sale OF the Joe and John group Of
claims in Prospect basin to the Tobey
Mining Company this week. This com
pany had made one payment Of $4,000
on q Sla,A0Q purchase six months ago,
since which tipe $4,000 in 1exd-copper
ores was taken out. The company
esked further time In which to develop
the mining territory by a 1,00O-foot
crosscut tunnel and further asked that
1t be released from the second pay-
ment OF $4,000 until such DEVELOPMENT
could be made. A $1,000 second nav.
ment was rejected by the owners, Mrs,
Kate Laittrell and Laugolf brothers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
BOULDER GETS ANOTHER FIRE
Charge Made That Firebuss Are at
Work in Colorado Town

Boulder. Colo-Boulder suffered
another serious fire at O'Clock Tues
day morning when incendiaries start.
ed blaze that destroyed the plant of
the Golden Concrete 4 Plaster Com
pany. known as the old kelton works
entaillng loss estimated at $40 900
Inc officers OF the company are :.
President, Lieutenant Governor Har.
per; Nice-President, Leo Vincent.
Boulder; Secretary Treasurer. L. h,
Wilhelm. Boulder. General Manager.
J. w. Richardson.
General Manager Richardson states
that there had been no fire at the
plant for over week and that the de-
struction of the works was due entire
ly to incendiaries. New machinery to
the value Of $4,000 had just been in
stalled at the plant
Inc works were located near the To-
cal yards of the Colorado L. North.
western railroad, and were so near
the f1re and explosion of Sunday morn.
ing that all the windows were shat
tered and the buildings were scorched
by flames
The Golden Concrete & Plaster Com
pany purchased the keIton plant from
the Aluminium Clay works last June.
Eight men were employed
The police and sherin's office are
working on the case. but as vet have
obtained no clew as to the identity OF
the firebugs or why the works were
destroyed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
Routt County Gets Busy.

Three Forks district, on the Wyo
ming Colorado line, has received at.
tention from Kansas City capital
James II. Mining. who represents
Kansas City parties, is on his way
home from an extended and careful
examination of the Pease Three Forks
properties, now owned by the Snake
River Consolidated Mining Company
and took a lot of samples with him
The first twelve samples averaged
over $47 per ton in gold. The loves,
run was $500 and the highest over
$l35. which is considered a splendid
showing for these properties.
Prospectors are active this season IN
the Gore range. They are focking
there from everywhere. The present
excitement is caused by the finding OF
rich piece Of free gold ore by John
Nelson of Middle park. The find was
made above the Henry Becker ranch
in the slate and sandstone formation
on the eastern side of the Gore The
float found is said to be literally GOV.
cred with wine and coarse gold and
the sample will rV.n into the pictures
DIR. Jones of Steamboat Springs was
near the ground the first of the week
He saw the rock" al the Pinney ranch
anu Sidllus IL u Ue the richest piece
of surface stun he has ever seen.
South of Three Forks and located
only short distance from the latter
camp is the Elkhorn mine, which has
already produced sufficient ore to give
1t good standing among the mining
men of both Colorado and Wyoming
will soon be ready for further work
The recent fire, which destroyed the
entire plant of machinery, has greatly
retarded developments on this prop
erty.
Still further south of the Elkhorn
and located about midway between
Hahn's peak and the Three Forks dis.
trict, is promising little field all by
itself. The main pusher appears to be
Jim Norvell. who, after purchasing
the Snowbird and locating adjoining
territory, is now well on the way to
begin showing up the claims. The
treasury Of the company has now
$1,000 as starter
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
Groom Of Two Months Kills Self.

Golden. Colo,-Becoming despond
ent after two months of married life
henry Nenable, a well-known Jeffer-
son county man. committed suicide
some time between Saturday night
and Monday morning at his cabin
near Evergreen, lumber camp
eighteen miles southeast of the CITY.
Nenable left Evergreen Saturday
night and not returning to open his
barber shop Monday morning, his wife
instituted a search for him. finding
MS body in bunk at his mountain
cabin with bullet through the heart
1t is thought Venable's mind be-
came affected by brooding over do
mestic affairs His brother. it is said
ended his life in the same way few
years ago. Coroner Davidson was
called this morning and is still out on
the case.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
Install Sewer system at Golden,

Golden. Colo.-One of the most i'm.
portant moves in the line of progress
taken in Golden for several years has
just been inauguIated by the city
council and work Is soon to begin on
an up-to-date sewer system.
The ordinance as passed creates
sanitary sewer district No. l, compris-
ing all Of Golden south OF Clear creek
SofIe opposition was offered by resi-.
dents Of the north side, who claim
danger OF water shortage. The ordk
nance was passed by a vote of to 2.
Alderman Rundlett Of the Second
being absent. The construction of the
sewer system will be by contract and
the cost assessed against property in
the district benefited. The estimated
cost is $4,000.