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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-09-27
ALL HELENA TO Be TIED UP.
Because People Refuse to Stop Using
Telephones.

Telephones.
Helena, Mont, Sept. 24-As a re
suit of the refusal of the business men
of Helena to discontinue the use OF
telephones pending a settlement of
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company's strike, the Helena Trades
and Labor assembly, affiliated With
the Montana Federation Of Labor, las
decided to call a general strike next
Monday at noon.
The result of this action, it is said,
service in the city and the closing of
hotels, manufacturing establishments,
business houses and even saloons,
where the use Of telephones has not
been discontinued.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-09-27
BIT BY DOG AND SNAKE
Homesteader Dies Of R%atttesnake
Rite

Herman Smackers, a homesteader
near Hayes, died from the effects OF
a rattlesnake bite in spite Of prompt
medical attention. His dog vas bit
ten by a snake about a year ago and
afterward bit the hand Of it's owner.
The bite never healed. and it is
thought the poison from the bite az
fected him to such an extent that the
bite Of the snake was the more readi-
" fatal.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-09-27

Lots of voters would have to think
for themselves if it wasn't for the po
litical bosses.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-09-27

Experience is the cream Of life, but
age often sours It
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

RACES YESTERDAY


First race. ven.slxtoentha Of a
mile-paiarita. ia (Powersl. IS 20
4. won. Gaimooro. tit. second.
Barionia. l09. third. Time. az
Second race. one mile and fifty
yards Col Jewell. ia tGroaal. 90
To 1. won; The Misaourian. ia.
second. Cardinal sarto. Ia. third.
Time. 1:te Ia
Third race. seven elRhths of
miie-Altansro. % (Miileri. 3 10 8.
won: Vincontlo. iOs. second; Furze.
%. third. Time. i.2q.
Fourth rsce. eleven-sixteenths Of
mlls-Peerleas Lass, aS &c. Du.
Ranl. rs 10 I. won. Silver Line. IS.
second; Mcchant. 100. third. Time.
los rs.
fifth race, ono mile-Miss Rifle.
lot (Hun,er), . 20 2. won: caimar.
%. second: lord Of the Vale, IL.
third. Time. i;42
Sixth race. quarters Of a
mlie-sugar Maid. 90 CMnlerl. II 70
). won. Ethel Day. 102. second.
Princess TitanIa. i02. third. Time.
lila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

SCHEDULE

Baseball under the auspices Of
the Northwestern league viii BIO
played for 20 weeks. beginning on
April 20 and closing Oct G, There
win be six games tn a series with
the exception Of the opening This
was the result Of the meeting held
AZ Tacoma last night. "a which the
different baseball representatives,
were present
At the opening. Butte will play
Ia this city. Spokane az Tacoma
and Aberdeen Al Vancouver
May "a. Victoria day. Seattle viii
play NJ Vancouver. Memorial day.
May 30. Spokane will play az Butte
and Vancouver 40 Aberdeen IN tho
morning aud afternoon. Tacoma
Will play Seattle az Tacoma In the
morning aud In the afternoon both
teams viii play here
On Dominion day, July !, Tacoma
will play Vancouver az Vancouver
ON July Fourth Spokane IL To
play at Butte IN the morning and
afternoon: Vancouver 10 play two
games under like conditions 81
Aberdeen. and Seattle will play Ia.
coma at Tacoma IN the morning
while the afternoon session will be
played Ia this city.
The last holiday or the season,
Labor day. Sept. :. Aberdeen will
play two games AZ Seattle. Van
eoavef will play az Butte and Ia.
coma az Spokane
Al tho request Of Aberdeen buai.
ness men. who have given the team
their hearty support. Il was deeids
ed 10 change the name u the Grays
Hafbor team 60 Aberdeen The
games will be played In the park
between the two towns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
CROSS COUNTRY
RUNS NOW ON

evening persons in knee bfeeehea
and Jersey sweaters are seen chas-
inK np SECOND av, or Pike st.. the.
arr not escaped criminals, nor som.
namhuists. either. they are simply
training for the big Marathon race.
and the officers of the beats are re-
aaeatcd 90 wake uR before they
empty the chambers OF their re-
Velycra,
Arrangements have also been
made for three large track meets
for Juveniles "a come off With a
months interval Ia the 5. a. 9.
gymnasium. The medais viii be
awarded 20 The youngsters gaining
the highest number Of points In The
three meets.
The fret 81 these events will come
OF tomorrow morning az 10 o'clock
and about 10 have entered a. con
tasfantA Madlsnn. tAuahFic.
Rucker. Maekiin. ncefhorn aud LIP
mann arc expected TO put forth their
best ondeavors % carry of the hon-
nrn. short dashca. see and Goo
yard runs potato facvs aud oh
staele races viii be some If the
principal events 90 compete for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
BASKETBALL

The 8. A. e. basketball team viii
play the !. O. O =. huaeh At Kent
Tonight. This afternoon At / q the
game scheduled between the Y NJ.
q. A. Tigers and the soldieFu ~
Fort worden will be played At Port
Townsend
A basketball game between the
Kent high school and the sham.
rocks win be played tamoTrow ntght
az ST. AIMS hall. Ballard. under the
auspices q the Gilman Park Ath.
lefic club Game viii be called
promptly AZ s.f5 o'clock.
The Tacoma Basketball team VIII
play the Everett 7. NJ c. A. five
IN the league series at Everett To-
morrow night Il will Do the sec
ond time the two teams have met
this season. the Taeomaus being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
PROGRAM FOR BIG
TRACK MEET

Tom Mcdonald has the detalls
ready for the hlE meet at the Coli
saum. and the date viii be fixed
Cor either March IS Or 50. Twenty.
four different organizations aud
athletic clubs have been tavlted
and most % these have already
accepted the invitation and promise
90 be az hand with the pick Of
their teams.
Clubs OF equal standing VII be
pitted against each ether. such aa
sesttie Va Muitnomah. Tacoma -.
Spokane. etc. In the relay racoa.
which will be somewhat Of 4 fea.
tnre. The British coiumbians viii
Undoubtedly make things hot for
the local cEoss country runners. an.
less the hills and valleys should
prove diaconcertlnE
First Mile Race lndoer.
II "a proposed % LEI the first
mile be run on a track. arranged
IN the ripk. then the Contestants
follow a route up "a Pike -. and
broadway and further out Mseisea
az. 10 the vicinity 81 the lake. the
last two miles % the races being
finished at the Coliseum. thus ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

ahllnE everyone to witness the start
and finish.
Following the gveHss.
The events win come off IN the
following order. 80 and Go yard
aaahea. 600 and 1000 yard runs.
high and broad jumps. pole vaults,
pole shots with 10 aud e pound
shots. aud thrce.icEEed race.
Twelve digfeseat relay races VII
be run, the teams to BE eeiecfed
from clubs OF equal standing. In
tho morning on the DAYS OF the
events while the contestants for the
Marathon race win be sent out The
junior events viii take place. Any
boy under N win have chance
to compete In so yard daahoa. 20
yard potato race and In obstacle
races. ny the time that program
IL finished the Marathnna viii be.
gin 20 arrive. and an exciting I'm.
lah can be expected.
These. In short. are the pftncl.
pal events OF what undoubtedly
win prove 20 10 the blEssat track
meet ever held IN this city. and
a big crowd both Of viaitofs and 10
calls are expected 20 turn out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
ASCOT.

First race. one.half mlle-creston.
t16 (Koernsr), 7 TO 8. won; Kismot
Jr.. los, second. Miss Ruth. 100.
third. Tine, 40.
Second race. three-quartera OF a
mlia-Don Domo, i12 (preaton), 8
to 5. won; Gold SITTER. 100. second:
Platoon, i0t. third Time. lis L.
Third race. one and ons-alxteenth
milea-stoessel. 100 (MeDanieI), 9
to l, won. Foncasta, 100. second;
Line OF Life. i07. third. Time,
las Ia.
Fourth race. three quarters OF a
mile-Bonnio Reg, i07 (Roarnerl.
oven, won. Givonni Balerio, 107.
second: Taxer, 100. third. Time.
ia 1-2.
Fifth race. flvo-clghtha OF mile
-Elmdale. 10 (Brusaelsl. TO I.
won. kamsaok. ii0. second. Ban.
lada. los, third. Time. i.O2 1.2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
SOCCER GAME

The Seattle soccer ciah play their
league game Sunday AZ Fort Law
Fon whom they meet tho soldiers.
This should be q good Ennn. for. Al,
though tho latter team has not
shown up very well In the league
work. their style has improved
steadily and smart struggle NAY
DO expected Sunday The kiekoff
VIII be az $3.50 .. m.
AZ Woodland park on the follow.
Ing sunday crack Canadian team
from fAGyxmith. n G. viii meet
the local boya This vii be a star
game The home team realize whai
they viii BE- up against and ara
practlcink hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
y A. c. DEVELOPING SAT- OF
MEN WHO WILL EsrAes
lisH RECORDS.

Under the leadership II Tom Me.
Donald. Dave Grant aud Riley Alien
a set % men are now maklns .
progress that promises 10 develen
them into track team uueanaled
by anything OF tts kind ever seen IN
seattle Each Tuesday and Thurs
day might about SO or 20 men turn
out. and Within two weeks about Sc
viii be IN ACTIVE tfainilxs
The interests and efforts naturally
center IN who shall represent the
club al its bis meet next month
Next "Wednesday nlEm thu tnntafH
and seniors win eomrute for club
championship honorn. the contest to
eon-iat % iaa-yara potato race.
hlgh ana broad jumps. is-peund
shot puts quarter ef mile runs,
and similar features.
The cfoss country run, which Il
an entirely new feature. causes
great interest. and II On some quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

In n veritabie bedlam az noise
and bafOru crowd. loilYtag and
jumping In excitement Eddie Holt.
the clever little Chicago newahey.
won last nights race b. full lap
and Increased his previous records
20 10 miles and n laps. A special
purse had bcan hung up BY the
management for the winner ot last
nlghta ovant. and Hoag aud ksuse
we're tho two faYoritea. HoaE. a.
usual. secured tho lead al the start,
changing position at times with
kruae. both IN turn being hard
pressed by Farrell and Holt Joe
Farr~l turned a HnmmeFsanit over
Copeland. bat was on hls feet in a
aae0nd. fegalnlng tho half lap lo@I
within a minute. Both Holt and
Farrel arc Juveniles and showed
last night thni they ara worth kasae.
thing. their only trouble Is In ct.
ting past tho bis fellowH Five min
utes before The close Holt caught
tha leaders napplag and shot b..
and aoon had a quarter Of 4 lap Be.
tween him and tho others. steadily
increasing the gap. until he was a
full lap ahead. vhen the firing Of
the gun announced the finlsh
Farrei was second. while Ho4E
was a lap and a half behind the
winner. Az tho conclusion Huak
ioiwrd protest with tho judges.
claiming a foul ana that he had
been ~iockcyxd' No action vas
taken.
The crowd was the largest 50
Gar this week. and Il certainly had
q rgn for LEA money, MesxrH Thoa-
Smith. {. 10 Gate and G. G. Smith
usru on the bench last niEht
Holt counts 10 miles and II laps
20 his credit. with total durfnx the
eatire meet % 81 miles and ] laps
Farrell IL one tap behind ana HaaE
and Kruas = Lap and = half tgsFs
rss1n ran 10 miles and 8 laps and
Copeland 10 miles and ! iaea.
Tho races continue tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

Sixth race. one and one eiEhth
miles Morondo. no (joiandls ! to
10, won. AllOpath. los. second
Freealas, ii9, third Time. 1 bs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
THE MARKETS

Arrivals on Western Az. aru few.
not more than two cars Of potatoes
and one % oranges reaching here
since yesterday morning. A steam
or from California IN expected Ia
sometime today. her cargo eompris.
leg green onions. bruhaell sprouts
and younE cabbage. A shipment Of
eggs from California Ia also due
The esH situation 10 a pcfpleHing
enc. although the price 10 AZ pres.
ans stationary. The contention Of
the dealers Ia that the Increased
consumption of eggs. due 10 the
I.anten season viii give rise 10 .
scarcity Of eggs and the price VIII
go np.
Lime has advanced from ti.1h
20 $50 per barrel Hay has taken
q drop In price. Eastern Washing
ton hay selling NJ ,27 a ton. Puget
sound al 90. and whoa, hay Al s21
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
S. A. C. BOWLING

m last nights bowling game be-
tween the Fducatea and the Sac
tiers at the b. A. &. alleys the first
named team won two out % three
played. The following scores we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
OLLIE CHILL.
Who Quit Prime Fighting 20 Become
an Umpire.

tssstsie Star Special ssrsies-l
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feh. i6.--
Baseball players aud fans. take q
long look AZ this muscular tochsns
puwliiat-~it may come Ia handy for
you 70 remember hin. lie II ollie
Chtii. known in puKfiistio circles a.
Jack Ryan and viii umpire this
season IN the Western association.
lie has already received an offer 20
umpire IN the American association.
and II he Keeps up his good work
he may be seen Ia higher companr
For those who arr fond Of bait.
lag the umpire" II vii be Interest.
ing 20 know that chill IL no frost
as = pug During bis ring career he
bssted many well known hcfAppefN.
never losing but ono battle That
vas to Clarence Forbes on foai.
chill says there II more fun IN
umpiflnE than In fighting. and Ia
tho end u pays better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

Vegetables.
Potatoes. isesi whHs nlsas. to. -
Ysslaa bustanls - yea te1e; ss..tsFs
- ~ sssatI asffeta ssnt. III "a
aipa sask 81 y psts'nss s~sss - =
sain pzpr~rs. q -. AsAie@s slssh fsss1a
= ssa So pasas.Aias / lsks4e. f4nae
sstas. s.as. y eqi ~ satiish =
hafss f~4lsh. rsr ~ 70 ,sss.asosa -
- - 49, ~ a.s,assi shsi.sss. ~ ~ IA Fase
-. tzf sasA. u t@4t ~
Fruits.
nanknss. p~s trees q SEA ~ FAnSs
ss1fs. tsssA. isusaos ~ kas. q seas =
- ;, SCI = tsssS rsl,a.s 80 sssna,.
ss.' e. s.s'' 70, ~ 1,.s ~ 49, "a
- aas.a. esI-shesstss - ~ stes =
ssaatsssas. - ~. tassl eaaaflevss. ~
n,.siy srs.s s.n@s s.ss p.r sss sreaz
60 fanaf fas nasiafn. ~
Butter and Cheese.
Ess,iss s.sss'ss ss,,'f - 80, = a.
sss'sfs ia -, ,s,., ,s - sslas =
S ~ s-ia. pss Is -. wl.sass.a
fassss kaassisA y -. isnst~ssss e
= 80 r,s. 1 * sss asss- rue Il $50 :.
De- h4asafn ssefsse. tsh ~ -. Hia
Poultry.
t1xsssu1a sHilasns, SO ~, itps tetsaer.
- - 1890 " "a a. 'as ~ 49,.
ifusaa. Fsa-ssss iiCtte
Live Stock.
wsthsFs. sassp. 80 ~ ~ s~sa "
ssts ssears. gaf 10 co. So sesa -
~ aeis~s rsg "a fsqisAe. a-sasas.
- as~@ 80 Nah.
Hs.-rs n. fgs : =. e1w. y. - -
ssstas aHsa. ~ n. n i.sr. 6rss~s1 $50
Fish.
s.-f Is fi.aess. ssis.sa ,reas - b isstie
49, ~. = gaek 90 80 ~ T. eefsues
- ~ sgftH. sIiFsf ssaela ~ = psEarss
efstsfs rsr aars res y - eaiif<s. -
- usnssn~~s ctAtss 10 - ss,As.t.sfs
- y r. eainaa 80 - tss. fressn sisaf.
- a. up
Hay sna Fs.datvffa
fasrs asasa iaf,' "a. aiiaifa iaa fssazi
shs~s har laa ga whois n'ww. 80 .ss
asas sssu- saS@. tsaa. to~. e. sAaFsA
to. ffs9Ns ehepv@e ts~s, too. - e@ss
LINE ard ceuent
$3.50 .s.sssa ssssss. -. - s
i.~s - fss rstsrusa haas. piAssst PARTS
81 ~ nras. san Juan a ftnrts ssfiasT.
AL q e nrs hFars 80 ~. - plaster
= s-' "a 's ~ s,s: '.si ' 'ss e .ssa
Nuts and Figs.
Fraser iutrortea fHA tA re- va
nats. 80 ~ -. airacnfs. nsr ~ -
ehssfsafs sQihc. cecaznuts. psr daz. ~
s.sai.sts. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

victorious in the firss game By a
Barrow margin Ca their eva floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

Dwan made IN ono game the
highest aepre made on The alleys
shla eeascn, namely. 80. ard Re
also gained tho highest average last
ntsht.
TofnoFrcw or Monday asNFfe@ az
IS try-ous games win ba Amrtea 20
decide who ~ % rcprrHent the club
Al Denver. Some 20 nameH have
hAsn entered 80 far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

fnuiEhta Shinuh VIII DC HtaxNH
~ follows. Az the niameek. 9l
Mahnkan. \, SwnckhamHer. J.
Lyons. 4 schuman and Z Davis.
At the Columbia; J. Hul &Ker, u
Hodges. TITUS W. HIATT aud y.
Boucher.
At the Fashion Alley. Kent War.
rem, E Koch. E Gresham. Il. Grip
pen. aud &. Piummef
Ten games have been played by
each contestant 40 Gar and the re-
naming five are Ia be bouied out
tonight aud tomorrow night The
ten highest average points IN ten
games have been bosled By The fol.
fa...t...fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
SPORT DOPE

This IL tho month for deninia
that stars are going 10 auit the
diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
GIRLS PLAY FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP

Ths Eifis % tho scphofnorea and
freshmen classes Of the Seattle aud
Trankiln high schools viii play bAn.
ksthaii at the AfmoFy tomoEros
night for the championship.
The lins-ap viii be as follows;
sophomorss.
High. Position. Frankiin.
Ursula Hughes b. G. Mabel Fraser
Bertha shahan. y. Martha Hansen
Efma Etseil .... Y. 49,. .HaEai Chane
Frances 1obst. q. D.. Ruth Evans
Ethel Evans 80, u. Mabel Donovan
Freshmen.
Francis Iarklin. 9. Jessie Wright
seish Shahan. 30. y. ..ilesAie Nelson
Alice Eaten 49,. " ... Cora BENDER
Esther Antsii q Catherine Norman
Ethel Hslovar .. q. q. Annie Wright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

ISL balk ino championship h'a''
H.
Nevada goidfisid towns figuring
on racing circuit Can You imaEine
the size OF the purHesl
Football win probably come back
To ia own at Columbia a big ma
jofity of the alumni favor the game.
q. N. Daniels smashed all rec
0raa from 500 10 500 yards At New
York swimming tournament lie
did the 500 yards Ia . minutes
Be- as seconds.
Middle western colleges have
formed a "niE -Four" association.
BETTER install a block system 70 pre-
vent Michigan from smashing
things.
Fight warming up between Gin
elnnati and st. Paul Tor isos tour
nament Of the American bowling
congress. Chances favor ciney.
stony Mc0iynn says baseball
heats policing and will report 70
Manager Moclosksy.
Boston Americans start with II
pitchers as they are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

Geo. Sutton and wizard" Hehae-
fer fighi for worlds championship
Ia.I balk limo championship March
Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

Nevada goidfisid towns figuring
on racing circuit Can YOU Imagine
the size OF the purHcsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

N4assFn Wss1laEtun unsuthf. - tnn =
isuAei AHaaa iait -, aitaifas tnas tsz@sas
t8WRs4 ERASED rrfm sur ff18M feNe
sasM4 taa. f.s4N tnidaHnNu SOS -. 81
aakn fsw gEf&@. tfAH. tQN 60 ssetsa
ten. tis0w. ehepp@a ts~1. too. ~ eats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15
BOWLING TRY0UTs

The scores IN last nights bowling
try.outa Tor the DonNer tournament
are aa foilown,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

Football win probably come back
10 TIA own at Columbia. a big ma
Jofity of the alumni favor the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

furtiana Essnent ilrrFtsf. - ttl
fs1etiAna rwtnert caNfTuzA raf ~ -
ta.s - fas fstegUs1 haaN. piastsf paris
81 & ~. nHts san Juan a norhe ssfisaT.
tAt q e. nrs hrafk p1f ~. -. plaster
sua kaif prs ~. ~ utefai iath pgf ysfa
g 81 kasa nall piAsist, 'ea. y. ssas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

aakeaass hafitat p~r ~. ~ staarnsf
- Is I.4gtf asiesaa irrat - y ts4tiH
szls "a. = gaek 90 80 ~ = sefsHHs
80 ~ tufta siFef asaslta ~ =. usEnrAe
~ tangsness orats Eioi = fel saaEe.sfs
eatel fislna paF aaTN Gs4t - HtoFEeets.
- - a. caifint. So -. tss! frensa sissd.
~ IA Nr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

rsAsr fusrortea nnA rs re- saa
nata 80 ~ -. air'onfs fsr ~. IS
shssssHfs, sQiae. cpco@nuts. psf aps. -
s-e4auts 3 So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
Seven Troughs Eclipse Property
Appears to Be Particularly
Attractive Now.
GROUND TO BE PATENTED.
Engineer Employed to Make Prclim-
mary SuryCys-Nork 20
BE Pushed.

The fact that leasers working on the
property of the Seven Troughs Eclipse
Mining company iu the Seven Troughs,
Nevada, district. are eager TO obtain
extenuous Of time I'm which TO sep
arate their several allotmeuts OF ground,
is pretty good evidence that the Salt
Isakers who went into this enterprise
are going TO come out winners, The
Eclipse property is considered by a
great many TO be as good as any Ia
the Seven Troughs district par
ticularly since some Of the recent
strikes were made there.
II was learned today that the d.
roctors OF the company had granted
the extension asked for by the own
ers OF lease No. 2. Il seems that
some little time ago large vein Of
milling ore WAS encountered ia this
lease and. such developments made
there 70 lead the parties in possession
OF this lease 60 believe they have some
splendid prospects of getting into some
high grade shipping ore IN the very
near future. Negotiations have been
under way for the past ten days. an
agreement was reached late yesterday
afternoon and the papers are IN the
office Of A. 3. Irvine. the attorney Of
the company ready FOR signatures.
Under the terms OF the agreement,
the time the lease has 10 run has been
extended from 10 TO IS months. one
Of the conditions eXacted by the COM
pany is that a shaft is to be sunk 20
a depth Of 800 feet during the first
II months, or the original time the
lease was 10 have run, and the work
Is 10 be done subject TO the approval
OF the engineer % the company. which
IA a guarantee To the shareholders OF
the Organization that n will be done
right II is also agreed that during
the last six months OF the life OF the
lease, the company Is to receive a
royalty OF SO l-3 per cent Of the net
proceeds from all ore shipned
II was stated by an Official Of the
company today that u Is highly Inn
probable that any Of the applications
for sxeendons of the other leases will
b granted. for the reason that the
dfreotors OF the company believe the
mine has been sufficiently proven and
thst " would be to the best interests
OF stockholders II the company oper-
ates the property on it's own account
after they expire.
Engineers have been employed 10
make the preliminary SURVEYS for the
patentlng Of the oompanys claims,
some Of which adfoin the HGzuma
Hills mine. This matter Is IN charge
OF Attorney Irvine. who viii carry out
the Instructions OF the directors In
this regard as rapidly as possible.