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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

watehnight services, beginning at
10 o'clock Tuesday evening Prof.
David Sohectz Craig. director Of
the choir viii give reception at
his home. a2i Eighteenth nv. NJ, on
New Years night for members Of
the choir
Dudley Bucks Midnight acrv-
lee" viii be sung by Tho Choral
Union ~ the First Methodist Pro
teatant church. Sixteenth ay y and
John IT.. on New Years eve. with
several appropriate musical mum
beers and a house warming
The new Green Lake Methodist
church viii be dedicated one min.
ute after midnight, az a completion
20 a watch service beginning at 8
o'clooa The Epworth League VIII
have charge Of the program for an
hour.
An address, with select musical
numbers. will constitute the pro
gram M the Temple Baptis, church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
tsy United Prsss.)

sAN FRANCISCO. Dee sS.-"I
Ia willingly sacrifice our $4,000
.s~e an the island OF Sausailto to
- ~ California safe Deposit and
Tsesf company. Yes. all my prop
ANTS Walter J. nartnctt IN
s.ssement before the grand Jury
4 oprosed many ~ J nalkcli
a.cwn,s IDEAS. especially Gid pro.
- against bis action regarding the
s~her deals IN which the hank was
sxolvea waller J. BARNETT
Al thelr own request Rartnett
~ Ms wife testified before the
r-and lury hate yesterday afternoon.
saeA anxious % assist the iuveHtl.
ratoss In clearing the atmosphere
Y acatt into which the affairs Of
- Adjunct Institution have been
rlsaged
Although he did not directly
sharxe Brown with wrecsing the
ask BARNETT. in his mild manner.
.k~w sfrong implications against
- former friead and present jail
nsis
lanes Treadweil was not men.
eeeed By RartRstt IN particular. but
IL witness declared that he was
rvplclous Of the heavy loans aud
lsssslments made b tha bank with
a. Tre&dwell Eldorado Lumber
ampany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
WATCHNlCHT SERVICES
HAVE BEEN ARRANGED

Plans for watchnight services on
New Years eve were completed
yesterday In several Of the leading
churches and lights viii glcam
through many chancol windows aa
the old year nayR farewell lnAialla,
ton 81 officers viii take up much
OF the watchnight service az the
new First Presbyterian church.
when the Christian Endeayor 40.
ciety. now grown Ia membership
of 200 with five branch societies.
will take charge Of the program.
installation OF officers win take
place at . o'clock. followed by a
pound social
Al the First NJ. ~ church IN the
Tabernacle on Union 81 there Will
be- watehnipht service. with open
house by the Epworth League from
8 Ia 10 D. m. New Years day
The Epworth League OF the Mad
lnon street NJ. ". church will hold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
BRIEFS BY WIRE

The dowager empress of China
has Issued orders that all public
meetings must uo suppressed
The pleas Of America for elem,
oncy FOR political prisoners IL at
tracing the attention 81 the Rus.
sian government
Plans are already being made by
Tacoma lumhermen for the rccep.
ton Of the members Of the West
ern retail lumber dealers who viii
meet there In February.
Rotarlea are hucklng three feet
OF snow In the Cascades on the
Northern Pacific road.
Merchants of Frisco have made
charges against the Wells Fargo
express company that tariff rates
have been iugEled Unfortunately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
Small Savings Grow

The easiest road 30 wealth IN
reached by opening a savings ac-
count II is most astonishing how
rapidly Small savings grow" 10
you start gystematlcal savings
campaign. putting aside only five
dollars $500 eac- week for a
period OF five years. Il s~ll amount
10 81 1890. Anyone Of moderate
means can lay aside $500 each week
and not miss IT, The State Bank Of
Seattle, cor. 81 First avenue and
Yoaler way. pays per cent COM
pounded seml.annually on all time
deposits s"s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
MOORE THEATER
OPENS TONIGHT

What promises 10 be tho most
brilliant audience which ever as
8embIed IN a local playhouse. will
be seated In the luxurious opera
chairs at the new Moore thealef
when the curtain rises for the first
time tonight Social Seattle. mu-
steal Seattle, ana theater going Sc.
attic viii be there TO society,
tonight viii be the night OF all
nights. the night when jewels and
gowns, opera hats and evening
dress will reign supreme To the
musical population. the opportunity
Of hearing the music OF new com.
poser. and moreover a Seattle com.
poser. VIII be OF intense interest
To theatorgoing Seattle, the open.
Ing OF a magnificent new playhouse.
one Of the finest 10 the west, will
BE- the realization OF a long cher
lahed dream.
There will not be an empty scat
IN the house The 20 boxes will
every one be occupied, and the
lower floor and tho balcony have
all been sold out since tho begin.
ming of the week The gallery f.
certain 10 be packed. many Of those
who we're unable 10 secure seats
on the lower floors deciding that
they would rather see The Alas.
kan on the opening night of the
Moore tnoater from the topmoat
row than 10 mias being present en-.
tirely
The coming Of THE Alaskan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

rouE nco IS a TRAGEDY that
.,eated intense excitement was
..,sseea today when the bodies
:, uarhloucss augllclmctie, the
I daughter Of one OF the
-, ar.ssocratle families In Rome,
"a hsr vcoer slsaor spel'e''i, a
- known tenor were found 60
...Aer n the conservatory Of the
esslielmetse estate.
Love, passrnal objection and des.
=, we're inserwoyen In the pretty
= that had this sad ending
- - marchloness loved the tenor
"a ! passion beyond her control
- ~. 1--we vas returned, but the par
N. NJ X The girl threw obstacles IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
Lave Parental Objection and Despair interviewer in
Sad Tragedy.

the path 20 the altar, thereby blight
Ing their happiness
Rather than live separated from
each other. the couple decided upon
a suicide pact Poison IL thought,
by some to have been the agent OF
death. while physicians cling to the
theory that the couple may have
been suffocated by the fragrance OF
maEnolias and other flowers In the
1ugliclmette conservatory.
Al any rate, the marchioneas aud
her sweetheart had carefully lock.
ed themselves Ia the home Of the
pretty flowers and force had to be
used tn reach their bodies.
The despair of the couple was
heightened by the knowledge that
Spalletti had promised to fulfll an
engagement With CoRreld 20 aing
in New York In the near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
JUDGE JACOBS AND HIS WIFE WILL
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING

The completion OF 80 years o.
married life will be- tho occasion
Of a celebration on New Years day
Of the remarkable wedding ami
veraary Of Judge and Mrs Orange
Jacobs Tho aged couple Will OBJ
serve the occasion at their resi-
denco, on 18Th av.
Judge Jacobs IL a pioneer Of Sc
attic. and has for years been prom
inent In the development of the
northwest country. Fifty years ago
he married Lucinda Davenport. an
Oregon girl, then residing At Waldo
HIS. They became residents Of
Seattle soon Rfterward. and their
home has been here almost con.
tlnually since
As a iurist he decided the ma.
tional Jurisdiction Of the island Of
San Juan. He was member Of
8eattios charter commission I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

The Christmas display OF meats
was broken up this morning and. as
a result shoppers were able 10 SEE
cure good bargains today. Fine
ranch eggs are stili selling az 4sc
per dozen
A fine supply Of new bananas ar.
rived on the public market this
morning and are quoted az zoe per
dozen.
Extra good cooking apples are
marked nine pounds for 2bc. Jap.
anese oranges are selling az two
dozen Tor l5c.
Carnations dropped 20 75c per
dozen this morning A fine supply
of pure candied honey from Yakima
"a on the market az zoe por pound
two and a half pounds for 45c and
slx pounds for Soc
Today'n quotations are:
Ranch eggs a5c4sc doz: Eastern
egga. 25c doz Oregon eggs soc per
don.
Washington creamery butter.
zoe. Iowa creamery. soc: local
ranch. s5c.
Fancy Swiss cheese. 25o: WIS.
couaia full cream brick. csc. amler
cheese. &C.
Chickens zoe 10 ducks and
geese. 20c. turkeys. Csc.
Mutton chops. iaM a. iaikc H.;
rib steaks. i5c H. porteFhouHo. lac
10 Nfloin l2tsc H. round steak.
Toe h. shoulder steak 2 ibs. for
g6c. hearts. iac each tongues. 4ac
d Soc each liver. g. ID
Potatoes. iG to Is lbs FOR Csc
Sweet potatoes. sac FOUND. 7
pounds Tor &c
Becgs. punches Tor DC
Onions. 2 punches Tor &C.
Carrots. 2 punches for &C.
Dried onions. 8 lba FOR Zee
Raflghea. I bnnchsH rur &C.
Parsley. &c per bunch.
TarnipH. 3 punches for &C.
Gallery i0c 90 i5e = bunch.
Cucumber ice
Spinach &c pcf 10
Tomatoes. isc per ID.
tahbnKcH. O. 20 Zoe
Sweet peppers. 70 cents d0x.
Horse nadish. ibc ID.
RutHbaEas. iiac 10.
sauefkrant. &c ~
Lettuce. 2 for Sc
Pop corn. shciled. 2 lbs for i5c.
ON cob. Dc lh.
Lemons. ibeiSc
Cider vinegar 35c Gal
Cider soc 70 toe per gallon.
piaeappleH. t6c each
Oranges itc 10 soc doE
Jap orauEcH ice dus fNc box
California poraimmona. l6c Go SOC
doKen. Japanese pcrsimmons, 35e
dozen
Fancy apples. 500 to g. % box
cooking appiea Coo box; . lbs. for
CSC
Dates. ec.i0e
Cranberries. scile
Huckleherriss. Zoe
Pumpkins Zoe TO t5c
Hubbard squash &c 10 i5c
Grape fruit soc
Comb honey. lsc tn: strained
Dried prunes 2 iha for f5c
Yakima honey. $3.50 gal. comb
zoe. candled honey. 20c 10. 90
lbs t5c. lbs S5c
New nuts Filberis. isc ~ .
black walnuia. lbs for i5c: Eng
fish waluutu. Toe 20c 10 almonds.
a1c 10. pccana. 20c 10. Brazil
nuta tSc 10 MIXED nuts
lsc ~: eocoanute, i0c 10 l2c each
Brazil pods. iac each. Italian chest.
Flowers Carnations. Zoe 81 90
Hngsus sarnn a. IN % a. 49,. d.
violcts, 2bc bunch. chrysanihe
NUNS, 81 20 $3.50; narcisaua. 50c
dnz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
MORAN WANTS CHANCE TO
Nit AFTER CLIhChES

then stepping through. thrustlng the
fighters apart. a. IL often done.
Atfell aud Moran agreed "a flFhi
nndcs straight rules This means
that they are 70 break ~ the order
u the referee, buf that II one fiEht
er Il holding and The other not the
second man ~ At liberty 30 punch
uads on The fight changed last
aisla aud Attoil VAS made a 10
20 ] favorite over Moran This g.
accounted for b. the fset that there
Ia a lack ~ Moran money coming
into the boxes Consequently the
large bstterK. Who are placing their
money on the American. have been
compelled % take the smaller price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
CRUZ 8 g u 8
ARE OFF
(sy United Prsss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. "a. The
armorcd cruisers Colorado. Mary.
land. Pennsylvania aud flagship
West Virginia. OF Rear Admiral
nayton'a squadron. left port late
yesterday and viii proceed 10 Mas
dalena Hay for tarEet practice. on
their WAY down tho coast all four
vessels wiil maneuvcf. and upon ar.
rival ~ tbs fleet Ia the south win
meet the first class cruisers Ten.
uesSce and Washington. command.
ed BY Rear Admiral Uriei sebre
and bound from the Atlantic coast.
ney also toin the Charleston. flag
ship of Rear Admiral SWinebourne
The hatlleahlp Nebraska il az Mare
Island taking on ammunition. and
wi sail January for the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
PROTEST AGAINST CUTTING
OFF G. N. OWL TRAIN

Various Tumofa apparently well
founded. have been FuinE the
rounds ~ commercial and gfanspor.
taii0n circles during the week that
ia Great Northern intends 90 dis
continue lfR Owi train between So.
attic and Vancouver. y G. This
tgair leaves each end Of the route
as II 30 each nlght arriving al the
other end at 1is IN the morning
sines the Owl train sas lnauGur
atsd there has been no kick from
the merchants and general business
men a. well az the travelling public
from Seattle. Everett. BeliinEham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

written by Joseph Blethen and Ha,
ry 0irard. staged by John Corf ana
Including In It's company numerous
Seattle people. Ia itself would be an
important event; but Tho
Alaskan" viii be here for q solid
week after tonight. while there viii
be but one opening Of the Moore
thcater. u ~ the fact that this
new playhouse Is 10 be- dedicated
aud is 10 take its place as the CEN
ter Of the drama IN the Northwest
thai makes the event an extraor.
binary one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

or Vancouver The train has been
a boon TO even body NancouTef
and neilinKham men can arrive Ia
Seattle tn the morning. have the
DAY Tor their business. attend the
theatar AZ night and then SO 90
their sleeperN on the OWi and ar
rive At their destination fho next
vurnlnE. and vice versa Protests
are being formed from che four
principal cities benefited BY the
DEL train and most vigorous At
temps viii be- made 10 have The
train service OF the Owl cnniiu.
ned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
NOW WANTS TO LEAVE BOTH HUSBANDS

tho present prosecution u dropped
The woman was arrested IN com.
pany with Jack Franklin upon the
complaint % Leroy Buck. % this
city. who claimed 10 have married
her Ia Tacoma In September Of
this year FRANKLIN says he and
the woman we're united Ia a com.
mon law marriage In California
four years ago. u Is likely that
The case will be dropped N the
woman leaves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

SAN FHANNINtu, Jan Is =
when Referee Jim Icffriea visits
the camp az Owen Moran next
Monday afternoon Tor the purpose
OF talking over the rules that will
severn thu ilgh,. che little English.
man viii aak Jeff to agree not 20
step between tho featherwelghta
when they come 10 clinch and
arr ordered a. break Moran, 10
brief. wants the advantage that be
figures will come from hitting In
the hreaknway. and h. says that a.
b. viii break AZ the command. he
thinks there will be no necessity
Tor lcffFisa forcing them apart and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

WASHINGTON. Dee. Is The
position assumed by Admiral
brownson ia opposing President
R0oseyels'a orders directing that a
surgeon b. put IA command Of che
naval hospital ship and which lod
10 the unfortunate controversy be
tween the two men. IL given much
prominence IA an article printed IN
the army and navy register. which
was issued today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
ORDERED TO EsoulMALr.

VICTORIA. n G.. Dec IS The
commanding officer az Esquimait
has been notified hy the admiralty
that y N. s Algcfinc has been or.
dcred 90 commission with volun.
teers from the China squadron In
January aud proceed TO Esqulmait
TO assist H. NJ $, SheSrwatef and
EgeriA,
n N 8 AlEerlne Is a twin screw
81 the type Of the Shearwater. but
larger She sill arrive In Marrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
PLAN NEW CHURCH.

The annual meeting OF the Ere.
mont Christian church Il announced
for New Years night. when officers
for the incoming year Will be
chosen and the plans for the cree
ton Of a new church building be
decided upon. The church will be
erected ~ the corner Of Stone av.
aud Thirty eighth IT,. and will cost
nhont $40 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

hy the City Treasurer against ali
water consumers who are delin.
queui In The payment ~ their rates
for the quarter ending January 3lst
In the second collection district
This district includes all the city
lying between Union and Caller
streets There are 500 deiinqueuia
Who will BE- cut off without further
notice. Payments must b. made AZ
IT'S Prcfontaiae Place. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
ADMIRAL BROWNS0N is
UPHELD ACTION

That the admiral was perfectly
Justified IN taking the attitude he
did il the substance Of the article
bearing on the subject
"Tho position taken by Admiral
nruwnsou, the article says ~ np.
proved by the line officers 40 a
iuatinRble protest against what vs.
regarded ~ an cncroachment upon
ths lights 10 command vested In
the Inc personnel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
WILL AGAIN TEST
THEATER LAW

atile. AZ 10 a. m January -. ia the
case Of Frank II nonnellan, man.
n-er Of the Star theater. Seattle.
CHARGED with VIOLATING the Sunday
hoslng law
t Tne fight viii be made on the
Caif0 that the law. az originally
wsaAed exempted Snohomlah coun.
n thereby being class legislation
nd Unconstitutional.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

OLYMPIA. Dec "a -Another a..
tempt to find the Sunday closing
law unconstitutional IL being made
by attorneys representing the the
atrical syndicate.
On their application the supreme
court today issued n writ ~ habcaa
corpus directed 20 the sheriff Of
King county and rcturnahle Ia Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

A few days confinement In the
county jail has apparently chilled
the matrimonial incllnationa az
May nuck. who is claimed 20 pos.
seas one more husband than the
iaw recognizes a. LEGAL She has
notified the prosecuting attorney
that she viii 30 20 the home 81
her parents IN California and leave
the two men who claim her AZ
wife % air their troubles alone u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
Big PLANTS
TO RESUME

CLEVELAND. Dee. Is. Clove,
land manufacturers plan resump.
ton Of work for fully 10000 former
employees during January. The
American shiphullding company
expects TO take on 5000 men. which
~ nearly full capacity. Hundreds
who we're laid off BY the steel mills
viii be taken hack January q.
Smaller factories. which shut down
temporarily. will rccmploy hun.
drcds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
BANKER TURNS AGAINST
FRIEND AND JAIL MATE

ihe case Of the people Is not
altered In the least by the test.
mony OF bartnett. said the prose.
cutoFs That indicated that more
indictments against nartnctt and
Brown and probably against bal
cell Robertson and James Tread.
Weil may be- returned when the
grand jury meets next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

PARIS. Dee. Is LII vas mn,
nounccd that Gen. prudo. Who has
been In command Of the French
troops In Mofocco. IL AGAIN down
with the fever. and that AZ bis own
request b. has been recalled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

1883. and while a member Of con
gress introduced the bin that made
Washington a state lie was born
in New York state In 1929. removed
with his parents to Michigan when
a boy and Ia 1859 was a member OF
a wagon train that crossed the
plains 10 the Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
Nor. Bodies Recovered.

JACOBS CREEK. Pa. Dee Is
The total Of bodies recovered from
ttc Pittaburg company's mine bow
REACHES iT6 OF these e we're 10.
Gated today. All badly matilated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

WHEELING. W Va. Dec. U.s.
Returns from a majority OF dis.
tricts indicate that Vice president
r. l.. Lewis Of Ohio has a majority
OF votes for the presidency of the
United Mine Workers of America,
20 succeed John Mitchell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

The cocoanut estates in the fed.
Grated Malay states are worth about
10000 900. says l.. q. Brown. tho
official In charge Of the plantae
tons,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
ORGAN RECITAL.

The forty.first monthly organ re-
eitai OF the Trinity Parish church
Will be given az the church tomor
row afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
Monuments

Art Marble Company. 20i1 Sec.
ond nv, three doors north Of Vir.
ginin ~ Both phones 1898. '"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
Sunday Dinner

Try the regular Sunday course
1snsr ~ the Stevens Hotel Cafe. i2
mkp. M. only aoc. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

By continuously addressing the
Hungarian Diet fro mtho public
gallery a man caused a temporary
suspension OF the sitting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
BEAUTIFUL GIRL AND TENOR SINGER
EXECUTE SUICIDE PACT
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS.

ICY United press.)
CHICAGO, Dec 2Smllog re.
ceipts $4,000 cattle receipts 500.
sheep 10000.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dee. rs -
Hos receipts $4,000, cattle Loco.
sheep none
OMAHA. Ncb, Dec. as--llog re-.
ceipts 5000. cattle coo. sheep 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

turkish baths. under Orand thea.
ter. ''
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-12
STAMP MILL FOR SHAMROCK.
Prospect Creek Gold Mine Will Soon
Be Producer,

Thompson, Mont, Ledger
Several new men Joined the big
force on the Shamrock this week and
the way Manager w. l.. Hagler is
pushing the work at that property is
limited only by the number of men
that can be comfortably cared for
"A raise is now being run from both
of the lower tunnels to the surface
to thoroughly open the mine. The
raise is all in ore and it is being
stored in bins and will be milled as
soon as the new stamp mill gets into
operation.
"A stamp mill, known as the COM
bination process for treating sulphide
ores, has been bought and paid for
from the Allis-Chalmers company at
Chicago and | look for the freight
bills any day." said Mr.. Hagler to
the Ledger on Monday. "A sawmill
with capacity of 10000 feet daily
has also been purchased and paid
for and we are now preparing the
ground upon which to set up as soon
as 1t arrives. We expect to cut most
of our lumber on the ground for the
stamp mill and will push the work
through to get the stamps going by
January l, If such thing Is pos
sible."
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-12
PLEASED WITH MARGUERITE.
Chicago Director Approves Construc-
ton of Wagon Road.

Niok Va ONSOil
(Wallace Tines
Il am entirely satisfied with the
appearance of the Marguerite Mining
company property" said John A.
Costello yesterday, after visit to
the mine, and | acknowledge that
Paddy Burke, who is promoting the
property, did not in the least exag-
gerate its merits. -.
Il will recommend the completion
of the wagon road already started,
when ] see my Chicago colleagues,
as the high grade ore seen fully war;
rants the road at the earliest possible
moment. | met Charles Anderson,
one of the directors of the Hub Gold
Mining company, the property, of
which adjoins the Marguerite on the
west. Mr. Anderson assured me that
his company would aid in defraying
the expenses of the construction of
the road, as it will pass their prop
erty."
Mr. Costello is the grain inspector
of the Chicago board of trade, and
has been in the district for number
of days inspecting several mining
propositions in which he is interested.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-12
MINERAL FARM LOOKS BETTER.
Crosscut Has Opened Up Two Well
MineraliZed Seams


The management of the Mineral
Farm announces that the crosscut
from the No. 2 tunnel has cut at a
depth of 1877 feet two seams more
heavily mineralized than the general
vein matter and that when the cross
cut is completed drift will be start
ed eastward on the vein which will
gain considerable depth as it ad-
vances.
The group consists of II claims
between the Morning No. 6 tunnel
site and the Alice mine. 1t is claim
ed that a good showing of galena
ore was cut by the Morning tunnel
at point $50 feet from the Mineral
Farms east end line. A. M. Strobe
of Mullan is manager. About $12, 900
has been expended on the property,
som 1900 feet of work having been
done.