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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Country Needs Advertising
new SHOW|NGs IN INTERSTATE
Two Crrsscuts From West Drift In Solid
Iron and Calsna

Work in the East drift from the
No. 3 tunnel on the Interstate mine
where the big ore body was recently
opened, has been temporarily dis
continued to resume work in the
west drift. Here two crosscuts are
beingI run in a northwesternly di
rection and both are now in the
ledge which is known to he 100 feet
wide. They show solid bodies Of
quartz and iron strongly impreg-
mated with galena.
{ Manager Wallace is just complet-
ing quarter mile wagon road to
connect the mine with the old Sun
set road.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Second Crosscut Shows Good Body Of
Calena Ore

Owing to the inclement weather
and consequent bad roads during
the past few days no word has been
received from the Rhode Island
since last Saturday but at that time
the second crosscut had a highly
satisfactory showing Of galena ore.
One peculiar feature of it was the
presence Of considerable chalcopy-
rite. Copper had not previously
been found in conjunction with the
galena.s
From all appearances all the
Rhode Island needs to prove it a
mine is depth. The two showings
of galena now in sight are only
from go to 100 feet from the sur
face.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
West Nine Mile Mine

The working tunnel on the West
Nine Mile company's group has
now been retimbered to q point in
about 36 feet and it is not believed
any more timbering will be re-
quired.s The new workings con-
tinue to show big body Of quartz
and galena on the hanging wall
side and before driving ahead a
crosscut will be made to the south
to locate the hanging wall and de-
fine the extent Of the ore body in
that direction. The force of miners
has been increased and another shift
will be put on shortly. .s4s
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
BIG STRIKE m HYP0THEEK
Work on 10O.Foot Level Of Shaft Shows
Rich Ore Body

As work progresses in the west
drift on the 18O-foot level Of the
shaft in the Hypothcek mine near
Kingston the ore showing continues
to improve. Our latest advices
from the mine are that this drift
and the crosscuts from it now show
four feet Of chalcopyrite ore that,
it is claimed, will average over 10
per cent in copper, besides 26 feet
more Of vein matter that is 50 highly
impregnated with copper oxide or
native copper as to be almost
equally valuable. The drift is at
a depth, from the surface Of 475
feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
DOM PAUL ALLOTMENT

The allotment Of $1,000 shares
of the new issue of Dom Paul
treasury shares has been made.
1t was figured out on the basis of
the subscribers holdings in the
company and subscribers were
found to be entitled to 73 shares
for each 1000 shares they ap-
piled for where their subscription
did not exceed their holdings.
Where the subscription exceeded
the holdings it was treated as a
subscription only to the amount
of the subscribers holdings. To
simplify matters Manager Nc
Carthy allotted subscribers even
amounts, the minimum being
100 shares, making up the diff
ference out of the allotment he |
was himself entitled to.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
SNOWSTORM PAYS $45, 900
Mullan's Famous Copper Producer
Monthly Distribution of Profits

On Monday the Snow Storm company paid its sixth regular
monthly dividend 1t Of $4,000 like its immediate prede
This makes the total dividend distributions since the first
Of the year S225, 900 and the total TO date $315 000
The management experiencing difficulty in securing
adequate force Of skilled miners but despite this handicap they
pec to increase the dividend distributions shortly.
Besides the dividends paid by the company the mine has to
its credit 5000 900 Of profits earned by the easers Of the upper
workings before that lease sold back to the When
mine to have earned profits Of approximately date
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
HE|NzE IS COMING
Spokane People Are Guessing About
His Intentions
(Spokane Chronicle)


+. Augustus Heinze is expected
to arrive in Spokane the latter part
of this week and mining men and
brokers are eagerly discussing his
probable moves after he arrives.
Gossip has it that he has made
repeated and definite offers for the
control Of the Panhandle smelter.
One rumor, which is received with
credence in certain circles, has it
that Heinze will get the Panhandle
plant and consolidate II with the
Stewart, and other Occur d'Alene
properties and merge his entire
Idaho holdings with the Silver
King Coalition Mines company Of
Utah-the big merger he is plan
ming Of all his silver-lead mines.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Blue Wing Looks Well.

Herman ]. Rossi reports that the
crosscut tunnel on the Blue Wing Is
showing up SO much naturalization
that they now expect to strike an
other ledge before they reach the ex-
tension of the Pittsburg ledge for
which they are driving and which
they have opened In an upper tunnel
The Blue Wing. is owned by Peter
zaRetti. former leaser Of the Pitts
burg, and Mr.. Rossi.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Acme Lets Contract

The Acme company has let u
contract for 1OO-foot drift on the
blind vein cut by the main tunnel
when in 200 feet. 1t shows galena
and copper ore. The property is
located east of the Snowstorln. 4.
H. Thompson is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13

The BOuton claim on Pine Creek
was recently bonded by Mrs Tabitha
Jones Of Walla Walla, WASH, and
Theo. Jameson Of Wallace to Fred
and Wiley Laster of Walla Walla
They have already started work on 1t
1t Is an old claim, having been To-
Gated In 1887. and adjoinse the Red
Cloud on the east and sidney and
Denver on the west It has a good
surface showing Of galena and zinc
ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Work Started on Pittsbura

S. p. Williamson Of Wardner,
who two weeks ago bonded the
Pittsburg mine on Pine creek for
$4,000, has started work with two
men. He is extending the wagon
road to the mine to facilitate getting
in supplies when a larger force will
he nut on.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Comet Will Crosscut

Work in the, tunnel on the Comet
mine on Stevens Peak is to be resum-
ed at once. 1t is opened by an 800
foot drift on the south ledge and a
lo0-foot crosscut to the north ledge
will now be driven.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Panhandle slnelter Resumes.

After being idle for three years the
Panhandle smelter at Sand Point,
Ida, has been blown In. This Is the
smelter which recently made con-
tracts with the Nabob and Idora COM
panies.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Carbon Creek Group Bonded.

Carbon Greek Group Bonded.
The Harrison, Eclipse, Mastiff and
Caroline claims on Carbon Creek,
Beaver mining district, have been
bonded by W. e. Lyons OF Boston,
Mass, for 100000 payable in three
equal installments In six 10 and IS
months from date.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Ambergris Troubled With Water

The contractors have been COM
PEELED to temporarily suspend work
In the Ambergris shaft on account of
the heavy flow Of water. This con-
dition Of things is not likely to last
much longer and is due only to the
latehess of the season.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Heller Open. offic.

Geo. r. Heller has rented part Of
the old Rosary from Whaley, the
jeweler, for . brokerage Office.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
NAB0B'S FINE ORE SHOWING
New Drifts on Two Levels in High
Grade Calena--2 Plans of Company

Nabob mine Pine creek visited Wednesday by Fred
j. Rowlands Of Butte f. Slump Of New York. D. Halahan
Of Spokane and Harvey NJ Ross secretary Of the Naob
Rowands Haaan promoters Nbob
pany and Mr. Slump the head Of the firm Of Slump Co., who
with Wnche Co.. Of New York recently option
large block Nabob stock All enthusiastic the splendid
showing on the property.
Big Showings Of Shipping Ore
Work chiefly being conducted drifts
the 1OOoo level the drift has
distance l2O feet all the and the face Of this
drift shows from two feet the soo at three and half feet
the bottom Of shipping The width Of shown
this drift and the raise which has been made to the surface is
four feet The raise is III feet up and all in high grade
within 10 feet Of the surface At the 20oo level drift has been
IS feet all The face Of this drift shows six feet
Of galena considerable part Of waich is shipping grade
Resume Work on West Shoot Soon
No work has been lately west which win
was sunk last winter depth IS feet This the place where the
first shipment Of rich taken from about $50 feet Of
shaft found the shaft
probably part Of the shoot The water began giving
trouble the Wine and it considered economical to drift
under this from the shaft; which will most likely be done the
shaft has been drained,
Main Shaft Win Be Drained
In the shaft the has been pumped the 300o
level where the shows the the higher levels about
go feet from there the bottom Of the and the intention
the management pump this completely and begin sinking which
may be continued to depth Of 500 feet. Tf 8&r
Crystalite Workings Now Drained
The pumping the shaft has drained the workings Of the C
tate parallel Nabob and owned the company
Work has been begun the the Cysate which has depth
feet from the surface This shows body
Of good milling After further work demonstrate clearly the
trend Of the shoots these
tap both Of them and several other large veins the other claims owned
by the company will doubtless be
Mill Will Be Next Thing
The question additional machinery for the mine and mill for
handling be taken up The company has
siderable the road which, the property county
and with the other the Pine creek mines
urging county commissioners that the bridge leading
Pine spur the O. R. n be condition heavy hauling
shipments large scale will be possible The railway
people also being urged fix up loading platform and the
approaches to the siding
Stock Now the Curb
Mr. Slump today wired his firm and Wnchel Co. proceed
once the stock the Nabob the curb exchange
New York and ON the Chicago Mining Exchange.
E Country Needs Advertising
Rownds and Slump expressed surprise that little
has been by people the Occur ne and of Spokane
bring magnificent mining the attention Of the people
Nevada and Cobalt widely known there while only well
informed mining know anything whatever the history and
ies which has already produced 900 and
which is yet in its infancy
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-13
Main Shaft VIII Be Drained

In the shaft the water has been pumped out to the 3O
level where the shows the the higher levels about
go feet from there to the bottom the np and the intention Of
the management pump this completely and begin sinking which
may be continued to depth Of 500 feet. f@ M1
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-08-29
psy. ]. D. GiIIiIan's Report.

a the Annual Conference of the
uatbodist AZ Episcopal church, held
notI W. week in Boise, Presiding Elder
II D Gillian made the following
.nort of this portion of his field:
long valley is the name Of an
mmense tract of country being
'snidlv ',, settled up and lies 100 miles
M 'r the Payette river. P. 1. John
N IN was made pastor last fall and
| 4 November F. M. Jasper was sent
nassist. He remained until taken
IA Long Creek, Ore. There are
thousands of people in the valley
|nOw and their number is rapidly
Increasing. No man can hold AL
|pba, Thunder, Vanwyck, Center,
|Boseberry, Sphinx, Waino, Flo,
Crawford and Lardo successfully.
|Cngregations can be secured at
|rery one of these points and they
|sr calling for better service than
I've have been able heretofore to
|gve them. | desire to place man
lat Thunder and one at Roseberry,
making two separate and indepen-
|hnt circuits in the valley. The
support will be meagre from the
People for some time to come and
| |he missionary fund must be in
|Huked
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-08-29
Paradise Farming Country.

J. T. Laughlin and R. S. Shaw
arrived home last night from an
|nting in the vicinity of Warren.
In speaking of the trip today, Mr..
Laughlin stated they travelled over
4N miles and through some fine
country going via Long valley, the
paradise farming country of the
Test The cattle in that section
looked fine, he said, while the whole
valley is the best farming section
|Ae ever passed through. They
'l'aGopped several days at Payette
a lake. where they met a number of
Oose people, and after resting their
tam continued on to Warren. They
"una s0a considerable mining activity
'suu sl learned that some good ore was
Hlng uncovered in the different
nlllleS'-Capital News.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-08-29

H. C. Warner, the Roseberry
creamery man, was here Tuesday
enroute home from Evergreen,wher
he had taken his wife's sister, Mrs.
Woofter, and her family who had
been here on a visit from Kansas
and were returning home.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-08-29
Cases in Justice Court.

Several cases were tried before
Justice j. w. Eloheino at the Flo
court this week.
0. N. Boyd, sheep herder en-
ployed by F. M. Brown, was tried
for grazing sheep on an established
cattle range and was acquitted.
Atty. Richards appeared for the
defendant.
F. M. Brown was charged with
grazing sheep on an established
cattle range, found guilty and fined
$25 and costs Co. Atty. Sample
prosecuted and Atty. Richards de-
Tended.
c. w. Blackwell was charged
with permitting gambling in his
saloon, adjudged guilty and fined
5000 and-costs.
T. J. Ford was fined 800 and
costs for running a gambling table
in G. w. Blackwell's saloon, the
case being compromised on account
of defendant being engaged to con-
duct the games and on a promise
not to repeat the offense.
County Attorney Sample prose-
cuted in the last two cases and also
lodged the complaints.
The Moscow Journal says:
Frosts which have prevailed in the
Palouse country recently have about
ruined the corn crop. Last night
was probably as cold as any of the
several unusually cold nights for
this altitude at this time of the
year. Ice was formed to thickness
of about a quarter of an inch.
Attorney J. L. Richards of Mea-
dows was over here this week, hav-
ing business at the Flo J. P. court
Mr.. Richards graduated in law at
the University of Indiana in 1903
and practiced law at Anderson
Ind, for three years before coming
to this state. He practiced at Wei
ser before going to Meadows.
H. C. Warner, the Roseberry
creamery man, was here Tuesday
enroute home from Evergreen, where
-. L. 81 c,c+o. M NC,
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-08-29

Inc new Bank at Roseberrv is
now open for business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14

the individual members OF, and that the
State land board as u board should have,
when informed OF such charges. made
thorough Investigation thereof. and
taken such steps to avoid In the fu
ture the repetition OF the same.
Legislation Needed.
The committee is further of the
opinion that the Legislature should by
law require that the State board of land
commissioners should upon receipt OF all
applications Immediately Indicate there
on the exact time OF the receipt thereof,
SO that such applications receive pri
ority by reason of time could not be de-
fcated.
We are further Of the opinion that
some provisions should be made looking
To- the punishment OF members or en-
ployees OF the State land board who for
their personal gain. or with the .ntcnt
to interfere with the acquiring 1f State
lands OF citizens. disclose the lnfCrma-
tiOn that they receive i'm their official
capacity and cause other parties 10 Sc
leCt said lands OF homestead tine same.
Your committee is further of The upin-
ion that neither the members of The
board nor employees Of the office should
be permitted, while such, 20 either di
reCtly or Indirectly acquire any ri the
public lands OF the State. or any in
tcrcst therein. This would seem 30 be
a wise provision In view or the fact that
the State board is the selling agency of
the State. and neither the selling agency
nor the individual members thereof
should be permitted to buy from them
selves.
Your committee is further OF the
opinion that section II. chapter 81, Laws
OF 1899 as amended by chapter 80, Laws
of 1901, should be amended so as 10 pro-
hibit the State board from accepting re-
lInQuishments OF homestead entries Of
persons who have fled the same after an
application had been filed by other per
sons with the board for the selection or
purchase Of the same lands or any part
thereof,
Respectfully submitted.
L. \. HULANGSEI.
Chairman.
GEO. w. LAWRENCE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
TIE COMMITTEE REPORT.
DotiSm and Irregularities, A Punitive
Law Asked.

, a, AZ. Presidcpt:-Your special committee
- State lands, appointed under resoIu-
psan h Of February q. 1907, beg leave TO re-
j n, II that under the authority of said
y = plution they have examined into the
8 sxS-ses made and sGbpoenaed witnesses
:. d. u taken testimony under oath. and We
n1N find the following facts:
oN 4nnt on The 10th of July, 1905. part Of
:, ston 81. township 2 north. range l
, o. ~ was unoccupicd Government land
,ai,E mbject to selection by any citizen
g., pugh the State Land office. To he pur-
us1 Nsed as provided by law. This proper
yr sr{vill be hereafter referred To as the
rtnsen land
Esnlt appears from the evidence that this
had "a had been surveyed and was open
80. subject to entry for several years
10 uvt 10 this date, that a few days pre-
he Gps to July 20. 1905, one Muller exam
!, ~ The pats In the State Land office
v The purpose OF ascertaining whether
,d ~ land was open for purchase and that
- vas shown the plats by an employee
ia .lH Office, one Harry Anderson. II
s,r,ft3SF appears from the evidence that
3. Stephens acting as attorney
ths n tileT. on the 18Th day OF July. 1906.
4 r71N inspected the platss for tho pur-
OF ascertaining whether the same
0nnitn pe selected and purchased as pro-
.,l ~ py law, and that he WAS shown the
az ~ns ny said Anderson and, as far as tho
srioins OF the State Land office were
rl;a Wtfned, the same was open for sclec-
mat thereupon said Stephens Sc
r iE1to from The State Land office forms
hart contracts OF purchase and had thc
r. executed by one Dosoher, who was
pus 1of Muller In making the selection
A. ,epplicallon. with a check accom-
RIne me same. was sent 10 the Stale
ghl ~ ohlce on the 2lst or 22nd Of July,
irgE
nH sorensen, Brother Law.
oT luftner appears from the evidence
esilH one + Sorensen. who is a brother
own VI sela AndeIson. executed before
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14
The Farmers Wife

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14

seld Anderson as a notary public. on the
20th OF July, 1906. an application TO pur-
chase part OF the same land applied for
by Doscher. 1t appears from the evi-
dence that the application OF both parties
came Into the hands OF said Anderson.
and that II was the usual practice OF said
office that said applications would be
placed In his hands. There is no record
on either of said APPLICATIONS showing
which was received first. nor showing
when either OF the same WAS received.
The records OF the office, however. show
that the money on the Sorcnsen applica-
tlon was accounted for on the 21st Of
July and that on the Doscher application
on the 23rd OF July 1906. The only rec
ord OF the filing Of the Sorenscn appll-
cation is on July &c. the Doscher appli-
cation was returned with an Endorsement
thereon TO the effect that the land had
already been applied for. II appears that
both OF the applications came Into the
hands of Anderson; that he took the same
To the United States Land office as was
the custom and there found that there
the right to select, and he so indicated
on each of the applications. II further
appears thai on the 23rd Of July, 1906
Sorepsen filed his application for a home
stead upon the same property in the
United States Land office. II further ap-
pears that an applicant To purchase lands
through State seection MAY be defeated
in acquiring the lands by person home
or hling a desert entry upon the
same lands. and tina; Il pcrSon car pro-
tcct his rights of selection by SO doing.
or can defeat the right OF selection by a
person prior in time.