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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
THE IRON GROWN STRIKE.
High Grade ChalcOpyritc Found in
Reindeer Extension.
(Mullan Miner \


John l.. Swanson, a heavy owner
In the Iron Crown Mining company
came in Thursday. bringing with
him samples OF the ore that the
miners are working in at present.
The ore Is of the highest grade of
chalc0pyrites and the vein traversin g
the property OF the Iron Crown is
undoubtedly continuation of the
Reindeer vein.
The men heavily interested in the
property are elated over the strike
and all are sure that a paying mine
will be developed. The claims lie on
the Montana side, about a mile from
Sohon Spur on the Northern Pacific.
The tunnel where the ore was struck
is in about 500 feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Nine Mile Mine.

The crosscut from the lower tun.
mel to the ledge on the Nine Mile
property, near the Success, Is maxi
ing such good progress and the
exact location of the vein on this
level is SO uncertain owing to lack
Of knowledge as to It's dip, that the
management thinks 1t may be cut
any day. 1t shows a splendid ore
shoot In two tunnels and a shaft
nearly 400 feet above. Should It
prove as rich as expected when It is
reached the Nine Mile will take
rank as a mine at once.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
3 Nine Mile and Sunset &
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ALAMEDA At WORK
Success Tunnel Now Very Near
End Line
AMERICAN EXPECTS STRIKE
Nine.Mile Also Nearing Ito Lsdge..ln.
Nine.Mile Also Nearing Ito Lsdge..In.
terstate Has Rich Ore. Cuba
Looks Well

w. c. Dierks of Mayo. Sachs 4 Co.
OF Butte, Mont, who hold an option
on the control of the Alameda group.
which adjoins the Success mine on
the east, has been In Wallace for
the past few days looking after the
development Of that property. This
work is being done by extending the
No. 2 Success tunnel into the Ala
media ground. O. H. Linn, superin-
tendent. Is In charge Of the work.
which is being prosecuted with ma
chine drills run by air obtained from
the Success compressor.
Said Mr.. Dierks: 1.-THE tunnel has
not yet reached the Success end line.
but will be in our own ground very
soon. 1t was our intention to follow
In the footwall of the Success ore
zone. which Is granite, but some dis
lance back the tunnel swung OF from
the fOotwall and we have now chang
ed Its direction SO as to crosscut
back to 1t. From now on we will
follow 1t closely"
Mr.. Dierks Is accompanied by
Edwin f. Chase, a we'll known en-
,ineer OF Denver. and they are maxi
ng close study OF the geological
and vein formation In the
Success to enable them to develop
md work the Alameda more intelli-
,ently.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Concentrator for Surprise.

The Surprise company Is making
preparations to start up the sawmill
on the Highland Chief. whose prop
erty theirs adjoins. The mill will be
utilized to get out the lumber for
the 50-ton concentrator. modelled on
that Of the Success mine. which they
will erect this summer. The ma
chinery was ordered some time ago
and before many months the Sur
prise will take rank as an important
producer of both lead and zinc.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Charles Dickens Mine.

The new mill on the Charles Dick
ems mine will start up the last OF
the week. Everything is now in
place and in running order with the
exception of the betting which will
be at the mine tomorrow. Eighteen
men are now employed in the mill
and mine and work on the latter is
being prosecuted with power drills.
Good progress Is being made in the
sinking Of the Wine which has now
total depth from the surface of
about $50 feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Murray and North Side
THE IRONCI4AD GROUP.
Engineers Report on North Side
Gold Nine.


Gold Nine.
Murray Sum-
We have been permitted to look
over copy Of the report of Samuel
Aughey, mining engineer Of Spo,
kane, to the Washington and Idaho
Mining and Milling company, which
had employed him to make an exam
nation of the Ironclad group on
Idaho gulch. now owned by the COM
pany.
The Ironclad vein ranges in width
from IS to so feet, with varying
thickness of tale on the hanging
wall. which is quartzite. Argelite
probably constitutes the foot wall
side.
The vein matter is mainly quartz
OF variable hue and hardness. In
places 1t Is rusty and crumbling,
again 1t is grayish, and sometimes it
is porphyritic. There are places in
the vein where slight amount of
argelyte combines with the quartz.
A tunnel has been run 400 feet on
the vein on the hanging wall side.
At 200 feet from the portal a drift
was run across the vein from the
hanging to what is believed to be
the fOotwall. The walls here are AZ
feet apart. At 375 feet from the
portal drift was again run across
the ledge. Here It Is As feet from
wall to wall. The footwall was
blackish argelite. Besides these
drifts across the vein there are 9TH
ers not so long. One Of these occurs
40 feet from the portal and IL feet
long; so feet from the portal
blanket lead overlies the .fissure, and
is about three feet thick. Seven
teen feet In on this blanket vein a
shoot OF steel galena occurs.
The ore assays chiefly in gold and
silver and will mill and concentrate
readily.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
ECHO's ANNUAL MEETING.

New Officers Elected-Present Con-
dition of Property.
The Echo company held its annual
meeting at Burke on Saturday when
the following officers and directors
we're elected: President, o. A. Olin;
vice president. o. E. Anderson; Sec
retary-treasurer. Ed Hedin; direc-
tors, c. E. Anderson and ]. A. Bow
er. Mr.. Bower was appointed man
ager.
The company's property adjoins
that Of the Dom Paul on the south
and Is being developed by a drift
tunnel now in $50 feet. which shows
fine vein of quartz carrying con-
siderable carbonates and a little ga
lena.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Two Runiored Strikes.

The Spokane Spokesman Review
OF Tuesday reports two strikes in
this district; one on the East Hercu-
les. above Burke, and the other in
the Occur d'Alene Lead & Silver
company's property below Mullan.
We have been unable to confirm the
news in either case, but we UNDER
stand the latter property has had a
promising showing for some time
past. -4s's~
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
NORTH SIDE NOTES.
Murray Sum-

The Iona company people, driven
from Beartop last month by snow
slides, have resumed operations un-
der the management of Dan Sieger.
The placer company had about got
its water through the ditch last Fri
day. when Jack Frost came along
and cut of the water. Only Jack
has the privilege Of committing such
an act.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Interstate in Fine Ore.

The drift from the winze sunk
from the no. 2 level on the middle
vein OF the Interstate, mine at the
head Of Nine Mile creek shows mag
nificent body Of mixed. galena and
copper ore. the full face being ore
that will run from $45 to $55 q
ton In ali values. No walls are In
sight. A 3000-foot tunnel will
shortly be started to tap the three
lodges which traverse this property
500 feet below the present lowest
workings. Oscar Wallscs ID mana-
ger. XII
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Work on CoOney Croun.

The tunnel on the Mark Cooney
group at Burke is now in $50 feet
and is progressing at the rate Of two
feet day. 1t will need about $50
feet more Of work to reach the
ledge. The group adjoins the Tiger
Poorman mine of the Federal COM
pany on the east.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
The v Group Surveyed.

Engineer Lancaster has completed
the survey Of v group. adjoining Ma
bob mine on Pine creek. 1t was made
for George Ruggles, superintendent
Of mills for the Federal company,
and his associates who have bond
on the property and will begin its
development at once.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Shoshone Driving Ahead.

The Shoshone Is driving ahead
steadily on its ledge, which still
shows width OF feet OF quartz and
carbonates. 1t is In soft spot now
and the galena has nearly disappear
ed temporarily. The property Is the
nearest to town on Nine Mile and is
on the same side of the creek as the
Cuba and Pittsburg.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Another Worker at Burke,

The Galena, adjoining the Hecla
mine at Burke on the west, is to re-
sumo operations at once and a hoist.
Ing plant and pump are being in
stalled preparatory to sinking a
300-foot shaft. II we are not mis-
taken the mine was a small shipper
when worked few years ago. It is
now owned by eastern people.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Warwhoop Company.

A company known as the War
whoop was Incorporated last week
In Spokane. 1t will work group of
claims near Mullan. The trustees
are three: A. l.. Tinsley of Spokane
and w. M. Lingenfelter and J. c..
Heron of Mullan.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
NABOB FINER THAN EVER.
Ore Shoot on East Drift Richer and
Wider.


Wider.
According to the last reports pub
lished by the Miner two weeks ago
regarding the Nabob mine on Pine
creek, there was then in sight in
the upraise from the east drift on
the 1OO-foot level in the main shaft
seven feet Of galena Of good grade,
Of which two feet was clean shipping
ore. Since then we have been ad-
vised by Ed Booth, justice of the
peace at Kellogg. that the ore body
In the drift itself is wider and of
higher grade than ever.
"The Nabob is looking fine every
where they are working" is the way
he summed 1t up.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
Marguerite Company.

1t Is announced that the Marquee
rite company will build wagon
road to and then erect a mill on its
property, near De Borgia, Mont. 1t
Is said to be a gold proposition.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14

Champion Lets Contract.
The management Of the Champion
company has let contract for an
other 100 feet Of drifting. The prop
erty lies on the main Stevens Peak
ore zone.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
MAY BUY LADY BELL.

MAY BUY LADY BELL.
Dom Paul to Extend Its Holding
and Increase Capital.
Under date of March IL, the Don
Paul company has issued the follow
ing circular letter to its stockhold
ers:
=. To the Shareholders:
Since our last advice we have con
tinued the sinking of the winze. l,
has now total depth of 265 feet, be-
ing lis feet below the last level or
which the ledge was prospected
When we reach a depth of 800 feet
another level will be run.
The ledge in the winze has i'm
proved in width in the last Is feet
and shows trifling amount Of ore
The nearest ore of value, we found
on the level above and 40 feet west
of the winze.
We haven't made as much prog
ress as expected in the sinking, the
delay being due principally to the
difficulty of keeping the winze clear
of water.
The annual meeting of the share
holders was held on January 21st.
The old board of directors was re-
elected and the same officers of the
board remain. The principal bust
ness done at the meeting was the
opening of negotiations for the pur-
chase of the Lady Bell lode mining
claim which lies Immediately west OF
the Williams claim of the Dom Paul
group. The Williams is the claim
in which we have our showing of
ore.
The following offer was made to
the shareholders by the owners OF
the Lady Bell claim:
To the Board of Directors and Stock
holders Of Dom Paul Mining COM
pany, Ltd.
Gentlemen: The undersigned,
owners of the Lady Bell lode mining
claim, will convey to your company
the said Lady Bell claim to be con-
solidated with the present holdings
OF the Dom Paul company upon the
basis Of the payment to the said un-
dersigned holders of one fourth of
the stock of Dom Paul Mining COM
pany, or such corporation as may be
organized for the purpose Of effect
ing this consultations:
Provided. that one-fourth of the
capital stock OF the company. or of
the Dom Paul company, II that be
thought best, shall be released or
donated to the treasury of said COM
pany to be used under the order of
the board Of directors for develop
ment purposes.
We suggest the organization of a
corporation with capitalization Of
100000 shares. This would give
the owners Of this claim 100000
shares Of said corporation but leave
100000 shares in the treasury, and
would leave for exchange with the
present stockholders Of Dom Paul
company 100000 shares
which would give to each stockhold-
er In the new corporation the same
number of shares which he now
owns in Dom Paul Mining company.
Should you decide to accept this
offer you will notify the undersigned
within go days from and after this
date.
JAMES F. MCCARTHY,
RICHARD WILSON,
WALTER MACKAY,
g. W. RUGGLEsS.
JAMES LEONARD.
Dated this 21st day Of January,
1907.
Those present at the meeting
seemed to think that the proposed |.
capitalization was too high. The
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14
INTERNATIONAL NEARs LEDGE
Country Rock All Heavily Impreg.
mated with Oalena.

The tunnel on the International IL
now in 400 feet and is expected to
cut the ledge anywhere in the next
100 feet. AZ the formation il now
much softer than the rock hitherto
encountered rapid progress is being
made. The country rock has all
been for some time heavily impreg-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14

Total ....... ..... .$46.572.51
JAMES F. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14

Dated this 21st day Of January,
1907.
Those present at the meeting
seemed to think that the proposed
capitalization was too high. The
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-14

Treasury share sales IS 7,181.03
Assessments .... ..... 39,391.48
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-30
STATION
FOR NEW TOWN
PRESENT OLD TOWN STATION II
BE REMOVED TO CORNER OF
E AND L STREETS.

Beginning tomorrow morning, sub
postonice station No. 2, at present
located in Symons' store in Old Town,
will be removed to the store of Frank
Jones, at the corner Of z and /
streets, which will be a great conye-
nience to the people of New Town
Postmaster Smith, in discussing
the removal Of the sub-station with
a News reporter yesterday, said
There has been need of sta
ton in upper New Town for a long
while, and it was finally found best
70 move station No. from its pres
emf location to the corner of y and
4 streets. which is an ideal location
tor station, as it viii enable all
Of the residents Of the upper portion
Of New Town to have postal facili-
ties almost at their doors. Residents
Of this section Of the city win be
able to purchase stamps, register let
tiers and buy money orders. without
going a mile or more to the main or
nee.
The former location Of sub-station
No 2 was considered by the depart
ment to be SO close TO both the main
office and station No. i, that it was Of
little benefit to the residents Of the
section in which it was located
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-30
MAY Be TRIED FORl
HORSE STEALING
MAn WHO TRls TO ESCAPE
FROM coNJcI<FAam HAS

Fred Wilson. the Whit man who is
serving a term on the county chain
gang. having been convicted on the
charge Of stealing brass from the
Bay Iron Works, and. who attempted
to escape a few days ago, may serve
a double sentence on the changing
and then 20 to the penitentlary for a
term Of few years on the charge Of
horse stealing
When Wilson was convicted in the
city court he was .given sentence
Of one year and he d already served
two or three monthstpf his time. ia
fried 10 escape, however, a few Dc
ago, by stealing one of the hor
from the convict farm, being captuN
by Superintendent Hlgginbotham
ter lively chase, and now he
have to serve double time for thaSSt-
tempt to escape.
When Wilson has served his
sentence on the gang he will more
than likely be turned over to the
authorities on a more serious charge,
that or horse stealing, as he was
caught in the act when he attempted
10 get away on a stolen horse.
1t would have paid the man to be-
haved himself and served out his
sentence. as he would have been a
free man in about nine months, but
now he will have to serve a year ex-
ira ana then face a jury on the
charge Of horse stealing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-30
speaal Rates to Cumberland.

Special Announcement; Cheap rates
to be operated from Bruins
wick to Cumberland Island
aud return account of the
attn Of July celebrations.
uly 3rd: s1.00 for the round trip.
tickets good to return up
to ard including JuIy. 5th.
July 4th: 80 cents for the round trip,
tickets limited July 5tn
EMMELINE leaves Brunswick 500
a. m, returning will leave Cumber-
land 5 D. m, July Ath and July 9Th
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-30
LOCAL BOY PASSES
THE EXAMINATION
J. D. HoLZENDoRF MADE A GOOD
SHOWING AT NAVAL AGA
DENY AT ANNAPOLIS.

-Nsm' H'lS 1u7' peoH ieoei'eu ~ 'iie
city mat D. D. HoitzehdorI' young
brunswick boy appointed 10 the ma
val academy at Annapolis several
,,o,tbe aoo had epoceesfrl1v naseed
-'N'''-'7 -, -.
tiie eAaiiii 'ie'liOi'' 5oiiis lniou7' !" ="
days ago with a class OF 100 candlda-
tes There WIFE 285 young men who
stood the elimination. but.of this
npn,ber onI, "a succeeded IN passing
80. - ~
euccessl dii anu VIC ii''Na
young u Flc% boy VIII pc elad 70
Twas among the number.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-30

$500
viii buy nice twostory house, Gloss
In, facing square.
ALBERT FENDIG & CO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-30

SMITHS PHARMACY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-30
M'IN1OSH RETURNS
FAIL TO SHOW UP
SENSATIONAL TURN IN THE CON.
TEST FROM THAT COUNTY IN
THE LEGISLATURE.

When the legislature went to inves-
tigate that contest from Mcintosh
county Friday, it developed. to tie
surprise OF the legislators, that the
returns from the cotety had neLez
| been received. The Atlanta So6rnaI
Of yesterday contained The following
labout the contest, which will be Of
INTEREST,"
The contest relative to the repre-
.santation in the house from Mcintosh
county between w. Il. Rogerse the
negro Incumbent. and Capt George
r. Atwood of Darien took sensa-
donal turn Friday morning. when it
developed that the election returns
were missing They have never been
received at the state capitol. though
the contestants affirm that they were
duly forwarded by mal from Daren
Immediately after the election.
I'm view Of the loss of the returns.
Re%esentative w G. Warael, of
Tatnal county, win introduce proba-
bis Saturday, a resolution directing
the speaker to Immediately appoint a
committee on privileges and elections,
with instructions to hear the McIn-
tosh contest and take oral testimony
in the absence Of the documentary
proof
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-30

Excellent buildine on Pay street.
business center It's cheap See Us
att once L. J. Leavy & CO.
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viii buy good two-story house on
A street, including two small houses
in rear, close in.
ALBERT EENpIG & co.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Stand Under weddlna eeII

Standing under a bell of white car
nations and ferns, Miss Elizabeth Borette
Knoch and Elwood S. Brown were mar
ried last evening at the home OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrich
Knoch, S12 Kensngton road.
Rev. Wade Hamilton of Norwalk, Cal,
performed the ceremony and Edward ].
Brown, a brother of the bridegroom.
played Lohengrin's and Mendelssohn s
wedding marches.
The bride wore a dainty gown of white
organdie over white taffeta, and her veil
was fastened with lilies of the valley.
She carried a bouquet of white carna-
tions Misses Alice and Myra Knoch sis
ters of the bride who attended as brides
maids were gowned alike in white and
carried pink carnations Reuben Brown
stood with the bridegroom, his brother
and Leonard Moore was groomsman.
wedding supper was served after the
service The prevailing color tone in the
library decorations were red and green,
and in the drawing room a color scheme
of pink and green was employed The
reception hall was decorated with yell
low.
After short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Brown will make their home in Los An
geles. Both bride and bridegroom are
natives of California. The bride attended
the University of California and Mr..
Brown is a graduate of Hyde Park high
school, Chicago, ILL.,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
MEXICAN DIPLOMAT
GUEST OF HONOR
MEETS PROMINENT ANGELENos
AT BANQUET
Enrique creeI, Governor-EIect of Chi
huahua, Takes Southern California
as Example of Results
Of Enterprise

In the great reception room of the Hotel
Alexandria, brilliantly lighted with scores
of electric lights and decorated with
masses of beautiful flowers, banquet in
honor of Enrique c. Creel, ambassador
from Mexico and governor-elect of Chi
huahua, was held last night
Inc banquet was given by Col. w. c..
Greene. and seated around the board were
twenty-five of the leading business men of
Los Angeles who had gathered to well
come the statesman.
Short addresses were made by several
of those present, and in response Mr..
Creel delivered short talk. He called
attention to the friendly relations exist
ing at present between the United States
and his native land and spoke of the aid
each of the countries could be to the other
from a commercial standpoint.
Mr. Creel also called attention to the
wonderful development of Southern Cali
fornia, and said the people of Mexico FREE
quently pointed to this section of the
country as an example of what could be
done when the right kind of energy was
exhibited.
Among those present besides the guest
ard host were Gen. Harrison Gray Otis,
A. Lozano, M. H. Sherman, t. r. Gabel,
Charles Drake, DR.. Goodfellow, j. c..
Drake, E. L. Doheny, c. w. Gates. J. ".
Vickers, r. Kinney, E. ]. Gates, Robert
Sherman, Epes Randolph and Messrs
Terrazas, GUILTY. Smith. Doran, Austin
and Cochran
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
HOPKINS SLATED
FOR VACANT PLACE
FAVORED BY SUPERVISORS AS
NEXT ASSESSOR
Members of County Board Are Not In
City and No Official Notice
of Appointment Is
Given

The supervisors with one accord are for
e. w. Hopkins as successor to the late
Ben E. Ward.
A little doubt was experienced by Mr..
Manning while N. w. Thompson was
considered in the race. But now the lat
ter has declared himself as not being
seeker for the vacant position, and thus
his friend, Supervisor Manning. has CO.
incided with the views of the other MEM
bers of the board.
Supervisors Wilson. Patterson and Ell
bridge are in Catalina at present. The
two former left yesterday for the island,
where Eldridge is spending his vacation,
to confer with him In respect to the gen.
eral trend of affairs.
Supervisor Alexander stated openly yes
terday that he was in no way opposed to
Hopkins. and 1t is known that the others
are favoring him.
Without doubt Hopkins is to succeed
Ward, as every present indication shows,
although no official announcement of the
fact will be made until next week.