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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19

in THE JUSTICE CUtRT Of WALLACE NO.
precinct. county Of Sh0shone. state Of Idaho.
Eefn:e A. II. feathentone justice Of the peaee.
A.. Sqnance. plaintin. ". W. 4. Edwards.
defendant.
The state Of Idaho sends greeting 70 W. A.
Edwards. defendant
You are required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plain.
til In the justice court Of ShOshone county state
Of Idaho. and to answer before the said justice
Of the peace 1t his ONCE In the town Of Wallace.
Idaho, the complaint filed therein on the 18th
day OF November. A. D., 1907. At 9ociock. .. m.
The said action Is brought to recover from
defendant the sum Of 126W for board. also 90
cash loaned by q. A. Newell and 5 board fur
niahed BY GA. Olin. which sums have been duly.
assigned 10 the piaintih. also 70 recover costs Of
this action. And you are hereby notified that II
sou fail To 10 appear and answer said complaint.
~ above required. said plaintif will take judg-
ment for III .05 and costs.
Make legal service aud due return hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said jus
tice court this fourth dag Of September A. y.
1871 A. II. FEATHERS1UNE,
Sept b-Oct3 Justice Of the Peace.
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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:
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OFFICE OF THE LIE ROY GOLD 4 COPPER
Mining. company. limited. Wallace. Idaho

OFFICE OF THE LIE ROY GOLD & COPPER
Mining company. limited. Wallace. Idaho.
September Yth, 1871.
Notice 4 hereby given that at meeting Of the
board Of directors Of the LeROy Gold 4 Copper
Mining company. limited. held at the office OF
thu company at Wallace. Idaho. on September
9Th. WI. an assessment Of Ave mills on each
share Of the capital stock was levied. pay able on
or before the 18th day Of October. 1907. to Her.
man J. kOssi. treasurer OF said company at his
Office at Wallace. Idaho
Any stock OF said company upon which the
assessment IL not paid on or before October 18th
1901. Will be delinquent and will b. advertised
for sale and unless payment IL made before. will
be sold at public auction at the Office Of the
treasurer. iOe Hank street. Wallace. idaho on
the 10Th Of October. iYU7. ut the hour Of noon.
so much Of each parcel Of stock as may be net.
essnry to pay said delinquent assessment
together with the costs OF advertising and ex-
pcnssa Of said sale.
JACOB INCkMAN HERMAN j. ROSSI.
President. Secretary 4 Treasurer
Sept poet 10
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The Weeks salss

The Weeks Sales
Thursday Forenoon MissoulA Copper. 5000 10
Alameda, l0O0 ~ Total. 80o0. 16s7.60.
Thursday Afternoon Lacleie, 1900 ~ Slater
1000 "a. 5000 ~ Total, 6.UO. 1idl rs.
Friday Forenoon Champion. 1000 ~; Sister
1900 2's.-Total. 1000. eH.5o
Friday Afternoon Mlssoula. 1000 ION; Ameri.
can Commander 5000, sa4 Copper King. 1000 s.
1900 bHs,-Total. 5000. t5s7.5O.
Saturday Forenoon-American Commander,
1000 6A.,-TotAl. s,0Oo. 1lsl.25,
Saturday Afternoon Champion Copper. 1000
2s: Copper King. 1900 51s. 1000 8. 1000 5ss;
Sister. l.Oo0 "a; Alameda, 1000 SS-Total. 1000.
eS.S
Monday Forenoon Reindeer, 1000 ~ Total.
1000. US
Monday Afternoon Reindeer. 5000 4h--1otal.
5000. e212.iO.
Tuesday rorenoon-None
Tues.,ry Aftsrnoon--Alaneda, 1000 8. Total.
1000. w.
Wednesday Forenoon-Iiypotheek, 5000 2ha:.
Rhode Island. 900 ~: Trade Dollar 5000 Ia
5000 IL: Sister. 1000 ~. Total. 1900. $3.50.
Closing Quotations
The following were the closing
quotations and sales made at the
afternoon session Of the board yes
terday:
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Notice Of Assessment

OFFICE OF THE RED DEER MINING COM.
pany, Wallace, Idaho September .. 1907.
Notice Il hereby given that ut a meeting OF the
directors OF the Red Deer Mining company held
at the Office Of the company ut Wallace, Idaho on
September y. 1907, All assessment OF Ave mills on
each share Of the capital stock was levied pay
able on or before the 18th day Of October 1907 to
y. L. GAlbrrith. treasurer Of said company at his
Office ut Wallace. Idaho,
Any stock OF said company upon which the
assessment Is not paid on or before October 18th,
1907, will be delinquent and will be advertised
for saleand unless payment y made before will
treasurer. SOS hank street, Wallace. ldaho on the
10Th day Of October. 1907. ut the hour of noon or
50 much OF each parcel OF stock rs may be neccs.
sary to pay said delinquent assessment together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses Of
said sale.
$. l.. GALBRAITH. HERMAN J. ROSSI,
Secretary President.
Sept l2.Oct 10
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Outstanding Assessments

Reindeer Copper and Gold Mining and Milling
Company, limited-levied June ~, one cent. due
September w. delinquent sale October IL.
Comet Gold and Copper Mining Company
limited July II, one mill. due August Is.
delinquent sale September 3D.
Hypotheck Mining and Milling Company
llmited-leyied July q, Ave mills. due September
3. delinquent sale September q.
Pawhattan Mining Company--levled July 10,
one mill. due August q. DELINQUENT sale septein.
her 70.
Jewel Mining Company LEVIED August l. ore
mill, due September |. delinquent sale October |.
Advance Mining Company, limited
July 20, two and half mills. due August y.
delinquent sale September 30.
Nine Mile Mining Company August 3.
two mills. due September 10, delinquent sale
October 2.
Douglas Mining COmpany-evied August s,
three mills. due September lG. delinquent sale
October4.
Happy Day Mining Company limited levied
August 8, Ave mills, due September r. delinquent
sale October s.
Iron King Mining Company. limited-levied
August 2, two mills. due September |, delinquent
sale October
Sheridan Mining and Milling company, limited
levied August "a, one mill. due September q.
delinquent sale October %.
Humming Bird Mining company--levied Sep.
TENDER 3, five mills. due October 8. delinquent
sale November 2.
East buffalo Mining company -levied August
~. one and one.half mills, due September ",
date Of delinquent sale not specified In adrer-
tiseinent In Press.
Oreano Mining company. limited-levied Aug.
,,st q. two Mills due October 8. delinquent sale
October %.
springville Mining company. limited. -eyicd
September 4. two mills. due October g. deln.
quent sale November 8.
US. Mining company limited, --levied August
81. two and one half mills, due September 80.
delinquent sale October 10.
independent Copper Mining 4 Milling company
limitcd,-levied September s. one cent. due
October ), delinquent sole November g.
Cedar Creek Mining 4 Development company.
limited. levied September I. three mills. due
October 10. delinquent sale October 20.
LIE Roy Gold and Copper Mining company,
limited.--lcyied September ?. five mills, due
October II. delinquent sale October II.
Red Deer Mining congratulated September
.. five mills. due October IL. delinquent sale
October 26.
DeBorgIa Copper Mining compaiiy-levied
August 20, two and one huff mills. delinquent
sale November 4.
Moonlight Mining congratulated Septem
Der II. two mills, due October II. delinquent
sale November II.
Silver Star Mining company. limitet-levied
July II, two and enc half mills. due August u.
postponed DELINQUENT sale September rs.
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Closing Quotations

Closing Quotations
The following were the closing
quotations at Tuesday afternoon
session Of the board:
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THE LOCAL MARKET
Brokers Report Change for the
Better

Though the volume Of business
reported as done on the local ex-
change during the past week was
unusually small the leading broker
age houses all report an unusually
busy time and they insist that dis
tinct change for the better has come
over the market.
With the suspension Of the Spok-
ane exchange and the elimination
Of the bearing or booming Of par
ticular stocks which have been the
chief feature Of that institution and
which have necessarily affected the
local market, the Wallace Brokers
expect the market to develop stead
Ter prices and a more healthy and
normal tone.
In any event they have concluded
to continue the daily calls in the
belief that the market will get live
lier and prices better from now on.
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Temple Company Meeting

The annual meeting Of share.
holders Of the Temple Mining COM
pany will be held at Burke tomor-
row when DR.. Mowery will be adj
ded to the board OF directors and
the company's Office changed from
Burke to Wallace.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-19

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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The Weeks SALES

The following table shows the vol
ume OF business on the Spokane
board during the week.
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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
CORRESPONDENCE
M0RGAN'S MILL.

y horse belonging to Mr.. Eaton, OF
Berryviile, the Singer Agent. became
frightened at falling box at Tomblin's
store and ran away. In attempting to
make sharp turn, the horse fell and cut
herself, but not seriously. The vehicle
was practically demolished.
Mr.. John F. Hanvey, who has been on
visit to friends in Clarke county. has
returned to Chicago. where he holds a
good position with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
Miss Lucy Tapscott, of Forestville. is
visiting Mrs. T. F. Payne.
Mrs Ada Archer, who has been visit
ing friends in Charles Town, has return
ed to the home of Mrs. T. f. Payne.
Misses Ollie and Edith Carroll have
gone on an extended visit to Cumberland.
Quarterly Meeting VIII be be held At
Providence Chapel on Saturday and Sun
dey, August p and %. Rev. DR.. Rice.
OF Baltimore, will preach.
Mr. w. w. Carroll recently receIv.
ed handsome pair of thoroughbred
red leader hound puppies, the present
Of his friend, Mr.. b. f. Bywaters Of
Culpeper
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
Fowler Family Reunion.

a family reunion To celebrate
the SD birthady of Mr.. William
Fowler, one Of the best known and
esteemed citizens of the County
was held at his hospitable home on
the Blue Ridge last Thursday.
His eleven children from different
sections, with bis numerous grand
Children and great-grandchildren
were present.
A sumptuous dinner and every
pleasure-incident TO such a gather
ing was enjoyed by all.
Congratulations and best wishes
for many more years of life To the
aged parent were affectionately
extended at the parting hour, IN
which the writer heartily unites.
and would direct the attention and
interest of President Roosevelt Ia
him as worthy To have Life
Pension. -.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
Incendiary Visits ClaymOnt.

Last Sunday night a bold and,
we are glad To say, an unsuccess-
ful attempt was made to burn
."Claymont," the handsome coun-
try residence of Col. S. Il. Murphy
IN Jefferson County w. Va, By
a fortunate accident, Mr.. Crosby,
one of the gusts at "Claymont. :"
discovered colored man in the
basement Without giving any
indication Of having seen the negro.
Mr.. Crosby proceeded to arm HIM
self, and toreturn to the basement.
having first stationed Mr.. Temple
Murphy in front of the building
to cut of any escape in that direc-
ton. Immediately upon Mr.. Cros-
by s entering the room where the
negro was, the negro opened fire
on hm. Mr.. Crosby, locating the
negro by the flash of pistol, re-
turned the fire. There followed
several shots, and presently the
negro disappeared.
a thorough search of the prem
ises show that at least one of Mr..
Crosby's shots had taken effect.
for there was blood at a point where
1t was probable the negro put his
right hand on the Intel of door.
There were also other fresh blood
stains, indicating the wounding of
the negro. 1t was also found that
large barrel OF excelsior and scv-
erai crates, all saturated with
kerosene, had been placed together
just under wooden cold air cham
ber. So far had the intruder pro-
gressed with his work that 4 few
minutes more would have been
sufficient for him to have accom-
plished his purpose. Matches we're
found near the barrel.
Mr.. Crosby was the only one that
saw the negro, and says that he had
on black slouch hat, dark shirt
and broad belt buckle; that his
complexion appeared to be rather
dark, and the negro himself was of
a heavy build.
The negro is still at large, and a
diligent search is being made for
him, andall clues are being followed
up. 1t is hoped by the authorities
that any one will promptly give to
the prosecuting attorney any infor-
nation he may have that may lead
To the detection of the criminal.
Indications are that the negro un-
dertook TO make his escape in the
direction of Winchester.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
CRUMS

The Crums Yard Party had good
weather and was literally patronized.
Mr- and Mrs. Vance Pierce spent last
week at jamestown.
Mr.. Dudley Pierce has returned from
Niagara Falls and other Northern points
Mrs. Sallie Hardesty and Mrs. Baker.
Of summit Point, are visiting Mr.. Glen
Baker in Buffalo.
Little Roy Fishpaw, in riding too close
to a barbed-wire fence recently. had the
misfortune to painfully cut his leg from
knee to ankle. He is unable to walk.
but is doing as wen - can be expected
under the circumstances.
Mrs. VIII Carter and MIS-. Kim Bvrne
spent Friday with DR.. and Mrs. Morrison
in Martinsburg.
Genevieve, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Pierce, fell one dav last
week and cut her forehead very badly.
DR.. Crow treated the wound, and she is
now recovering.
Mrs. Beulah Grandstafr Nicodemus of
boyce, but formerly of this neighbor-
hood, died last week, after i brief illness
She leaves four little children.
Mr.. Tom Hardesty has returned from
the Harrisonburg Horse Show.
Mr.. Athey Lloyd and family have re-
turned from visit to Berrys Ferry.
Rev. VIM. Hardesty will preach next
Sunday al Crums.
Miss Mary Louise Henning. of Win
chester is visiting Miss Adelaide Har-
desty.
Mr.. VIM. Milleson is now constructing
bis barn, and viii soon commence erect.
ing his new dwelling house.
Mr.. George Greenwalt, who was rails
cd near here, died in Hagerstown last
week. Mr.. Greenwalt had relatives in
Berryville
Mrs. Caroline Light and Mrs. Harry
Light, Of Summit Point, attended the
Yard Party and spent tie night with
Mrs. Chas. Fishpaw.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
Men Past Sixty in Danger

More than half OF mankind over sixty
years of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders, usually enlargement
OF prostate glands This is both painful
and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney Cure
should be eaken at the first sign of
danger, as il corrects irregularities and
has cured many old men of disease. Mr..
Rodney Burnett, Rockport, Mo-, writes:
II suffered with enlarged prostate gland
and kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure feel better than have for twenty
years, although lam now 81 years old"
All Dealers.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
BerryYills, 8; Charles Town, 6.

The locals took the third deciding
game from the Charles Town
Athletic Club Team on Moore Field
yesterday afternoon by score of
8 to 6, after one of the scrappies
and harest-played games of the
season. Neither Colston nor Robey
we're at their best, the former hav-
ing only three strike-outs and the
latter two.
The fielding behind Robey was
brilliant at times and pulled him
out of several bad holes. Albert
Smallwood started lightning dou-
BILE play when he grabbed hot
liner and doubled another man at
first.
Considerable wrangling over
decisions marred the game, but did
mot change the result.
1t is hoped that a game can be
secured on the local diamond for
Friday with Manager Shugert's
Charles Town team mot the Athletic
Club.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
Mr.. Moore Leases Big Hotel.

The Asheville, n. c., Citizen of
last Thursday has the following
account of the leasing of the bio
Selwyn Hotel by Mr.. Edgar b.
Moore, former citizen of Clarke
county, and who has many relatives
and warm friends here:
Edgar b. Moore, present lessee
OF kenilworth Inn, yesterday closed
the deal for ten year lease of the
new Selwyn hotel, at Charlotte and
will take possession August %.
MIR. Moore will operate Kenilworth
Inn until his lease expires, in De-
cember.
The news of Mr.. MOore's success
in getting the manificent Selwyn
Will be read with pleasure by his
many friends here. He has been
at kenilworth for six years and it
has been the subject of common
remark that he is the only man who
had the nerve to stay withitthrough
thick and thin. His administration
of kenilwOrth has been noted for
the fact that he ran it on amodern
plan and his modern plan with
moderate means and hospitality
was one of his chief features. His
reputation rs an enterprising hotel
keeper extends throughout the
country. The Charlotte hotel.
which Mr.. Moore has iustacquired
was completed six months ago at a
cost of $500, 900, and it is said to
be one Of the finesthotelin the south.
1t has 80 splendidly furnished
rooms and - private baths. 1t is
fitted with modern appointments
throughout. 1t was not known
until Yesterday that he was one of
the bidders for the Selwyn. al
through many hotel men were after
IT. several coming from the north
IN an effort to get the lease. But
the fact Is that the genial lessee of
henilworth has been after the
Charlotte hotel for the past year.
and he had many influential friends
working for him. According to
reports, the announcement that
Mr.. Moore is to have charge of the
Selwyn was received with much
satisfationin Charlotte. where he !.
we'll and favorably known.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
Death Of Mr.. ?. B. Whiting, Sr.

Mr.. Francis b. Whiting, one of
the most prominent and highly
esteemed citizens of Clarke county,
who was typical old-school Vir-
ginia gentleman and member of
the distinguished family of Whit
iugs. died at his home, Edge
wood" between MiIlwood and
Old Chapel, about Z O'Clock last
Sunday evening, aged about 50
years.
His death was due to the inlirmi-
ties of the ripe old age to which he
had attained, although up until re-
Gently he was able to attend to
many duties on his country place
and mingle among his friends and
acquaintanceS, by whom he was
held in high regard.
Mr.. Whiting had been a lifelong
resident of Clarke county, and dur
ing the Civil War he enlisted with
many others from his immediate
neighborhood in Company G, Sec
ond Virginia Regiment, the COM
pany being commanded by Capt.
William f. Randolph. A number
OF Winchester men were also in the
same command. The deceased
was true and loyal soldier of the
South, and he served faithfully
throughout the war.
He Is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Maria Whiting. No children
were ever born to them. Mr..
Whiting was anuncle of Mr.. Frank
Whiting, the well known Berryville
lawyer, and of Prof. William H..
Whiting, professor of Latin at
Hampden-Sidney College, near
Farmville, Va.
The funeral was held yesterday
morning at II o'clock. Rev. !. NJ.
Robeson, of Christ Episcopal
Church, officiating, and interment
was made at the ld'Chapel.
\ large cortege of friends and
relatives followed the remains Ia
the grave.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
For the School Children

The September number of the
New Idea Woman's Magazine con
tains several articles which will be
of great practical help TO those
who have to provide and care for
the needs of school children. The
regular dress article is devoted to
a discussion of the, necessities
which the wardrobe of a girl going
away TO school or college should
contain. Read a college Gitrs
Outfit" before sending a young
member of your family away for
a years absence. Those to- whom
the packing of the school luncheon
basket is a daily bugbear will find
much valuable information in an
article on this subject by Elizabeth
w. Morrison. ''The Childfen's
Study Room at Home" contains
directions to provide a suitable
place for the growing child to
study. The carelessness prevalent
IN American homes i'm this respect
shows that is not realized sufii-
ciently that. if children have only
a corner which they can call their
own. their pride in it often becomes
a strong incentive TO good work.
Many suggestions for school clothes
for both boys and girls arc found
among the September patterns.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
BerryYille, 9; Charles Town, 10.

The local talent went over to
Charles Town last Thursday, and
were beaten on the grounds there
by score of 10 to 8 in a ninth
inning finish.
In the third inning the score
stood 8 to / in favor of BerryviIle,
but in the fourth inning Charles
Town Tailed 6 runs on some clean
hits and bad umpiring. In the
ninth inning, they tailed 3 more
on combination of three singles,
interference by the crowd closing
in on the diamond, and the rotton-
est umpiring we have been up
against" this year. The Chicago
Worlds Champions couldno have
gotten away with the game. handi-
capped by such umpiring. How
ever, there's no use in crying about
it now. Both teams hit the ball
hard, q total of more than thirty
safe hits being registered by the
two teams. Batteries-BerryVille,
Gaver and Hunter; Charles Town,
Colston and Walker.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
Front Royal Horse Show

Added TO the attractions of
superb show classes and the finest
steeplechaseS. the management Of
the Front Royal Horse Show.
which will bc held "Wednesday and
Thursday, August 81 and %. have
secured the attendance of one Of
the world : most expert aeronauts.
who will make = balloon ascension
and parachute leap each day ON the
Show Grounds. or course there
will be no extra admission for this
attraction.
The y. & w. Ry. Co. have issued
an order for reduced rates over its
line TO the Front Royal Horse Show
and train No. 13 will stop at the
Show Grounds each day.
For any further information,
address.
\. l.. WATHEN. Secy.,
Front Royal. Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-08-21
Death Of Mr.. Dorsey Reid

Mr.. Dorsey Reid. who died last
Thursday at his home near Boyce.
was born in Hampshire county.
W. Va, March l, 1882. and came
to Clarke county about the year
1872 and engaged in the pursuit of
farming.
He was veteran of the Civil
War and served the Confederacy
faithfully under Col. c. T. O'Fer-
rail- and Major Gaines. of Com
pany A,Jmboden's command. He
was three times captured and es-
capped twice, the third time being
held a prisoner at Point Lookout
for seven months.
Mr.. Reid was 4 member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
for number of years, and led q
true christian life, doing good to
all. He had been afflicted for some
years, but bore it all without a
murmur.
He leaves his widow and six
children, NJ. l.. p. Reid, Il. F..
Reid, Mrs. j. L. Carper, of Clarke
county; Mrs. L. F. Barr. of Steph-
ems City; Mrs. AleXander Jolhtfe.
of Hagerstown, and c. :. of Roam
oke, and host Of family connec-
tons and friends.
The funeral services were con
ductcd by Rev. Mr.. Stickley at the
Boyce NJ. +. Church, assisted by
Rev, Mr.. Robson, rector of Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Millwood and his remains were
Inferred in Green Hill Cemetery
at Berryville.