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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12


 salary jail guard, Nov
 ember, 1907 .... 75 .. ll4s-F W Shelley, sal 50 sry district attorney,
 November, 1907 ..... POO ..
 slr-J F Ross. salary '5 sry deputy district st-
 torney, November, iSo1 .............. loV l22c-G Chambers,
 salsry stenogrspher in district attorneys of-
 fee from October 2lst to November 20th, I i'Ns....s w 63l-J E Lsfrabee, salary
 as stenogrspher in dis trict attorneys office,
 November, 1907 . 33 30 ll0g-J \ Gaines, salary
 county treasurer, No.
 vember, 1907 . .. POS .. ll5s-Thos A Smith, sal
 sry deputy cou ty | treasurer, Noyemt | lSUI I............... lVU 46k-Arnold Kresse, sal | sry deputy county
 treasurer, November, l 1907 ..e..... lOO ll6mc-C A Mcdonald,
 salary recorder, Novem- | Der, l9OI ..-.-. zVV l16s-A F Stumpf, sal
 ary deputy recorder, November, l907.... la5 l3th-E A Hughes, sal | ary deputy recorder, November, 1907 .. 100 .. 9lm-O Murphy, sal
 sry deputy recorder, November, 1907 .. 100 |. llg-F W Goodbody sal ary probate judge No vember, 1907 .... l61 .. 3sj-J F James, salary clerk probate court,
 November, 1907 ... 100 .. l32h-Chas R Howe, sal-
 sry assessor, November
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 deputy assessor, No
 vember, l907 .. 100 .. l5sw-John W Walker,
 salary court reporter,
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 ary janitor of ourt
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 The board adjourned to meet on the call of the chairman. Tombstone, Ariz, December g, 1907.
 The board of supervisors of Cochise county, Arizona, met at 9:25 on call of chairman, as per adjournment December 17th. All members present. Public Examiner Foster appeared before the board and stated that the Governor had suspended District At- torney Shelley from office, and tha. he (Mr FosterJ had designated D L Cum ningham to act temporarily as district nttorr ey, but that Mir Cunningham could not accept the same. Mr Foster therefore designated George Nes'e ss special district attorney.
 The appointment of MT Neale was accepted by the board. The following communication from the Governor was read, and ordered placed on fle:- Office of the Governor Phoenix, Arizona. December 2I, 1907. To F W Shelley, District Attorney of Cochise county; and To the Board of Supervisors of Co., chise county. Arizona; and | To the Public Examiner of the Ter ritory of Arizona, and to whomsoever it may concern:
 Whereas: It has been made to sp- pear to me by the Report of the Public Examiner, and it's accompanying papers. that F W Shelley, the District Attorney of Cochise county, Arizona, is incompetent to properly discharge the duties of his office, by reason of the neglect by him of his official dut- ies. due to his continued inteinperance ip the use of intoxicating liquors; and that he has failed to keep his office open during the hours required hy law; that he frequents and loiters in
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
OFFICIAL
~'nutes Of the Regular Meeting of the
 Board of Supervisors.
OF cocHIsE COUNTY. ARIZONA

s VI SupefvtSofS. OF cocAIsE COUNTY. ARlzoN e4k-Chas Kreuder, feed.
 ing jurors, fall term of
 as-... yO o9k-Chss Kreuder, feed.
 Ing jurors, October,
 iSVs.. ........... 496 AZ osk-Crozin Kimbsll,
 wood for the ourt
 nouse ........ II l5 65l-Edmund J Lally,
 stenographers fees in
 inquest 66l-J E Larrabee, stem
 graphers fees in justice
 of peace court, inquest 5. 6U-J D Long, services
 ss road overeeer, Nsco 63 10 osi-Jss K Lspeley, jur-
 ors certificate of ser
 'iCe- 6U 70 6si-J E Lsrrsbee, ,steno-
 grspbers fees in in
 quest, Tom bstone .... ! s5 9Om-Miners and Mer-
 chants Bank, assigned jurors certificates .... 26 92m-Miners and Mer. chants Bank, assigned juro-s certificates IA 93m-A Marion, woo 0 d for court house . 94m-Dsve Milletsrovich Interpreting in justice of peace court, Lowell. 50 1 95m-Miners and Mer- chants Bank, Bisbee, jurors certificate. ..... Il Il 96m-Pedro Michelens, Interpreting in district Couit- l0V 97m-Johu s Merrill Jr, jurors certificate. g 1l9mc-J H McPherson, coal and drsyage for county. 0l 120mc-J H Mcrbersop, transporting ;nd;gents 50 ;2lme-David Mcdonald Douglas, wild animal bounty y.............- "A lsn-Naco Water Works water rent Naco isil to December 5, 1907 ..... B.. lsr-A V Moves, jurors certificate of service. 3 20 90n-R A Nys, filing and setting saw, and re- pairing chair in sheriff once. " 2ln-Ed Nevin, assigned jurors certificate. ... 62 .. 3sp-E K Preston, boun- ty on wild animals. B. 39p-R F Porter, bounty l op wild animals. ..... 35 l0p-Chas M P lumb. bounty on wild sni- maN. ~o 41p-H A Pstrich, jurors ! certificate oi servi 39 l2p--J Patton, jurors certificate of service. " .. 43p--J L Parker, jurors
  certibcate. te.-.--.....- = s3r--Joi,n Rock, supplies for county jail ....... " 3o Ar-Jobn Rock, supplies for county Jail ...... ef 70 sSr-- Miguel Romirez Jr. bounty on wild sni- male.- -.---. S6r--John Rock, sup plies to county jsil... 50 .. s7r--wm Roberts, jurors certificate. ..-.....- o' ]' ssr-G GO A Richsrds, burying indigent. 10 Q. SILVIA Riggs, wood furnished county. oH llss--J Sherman, boun. sy on wild animsi'. T. Il9s-Jobn Short, boun-
 ty on wild animsls.. lo4 = I5Os-J A Stone, jurors
 certificate of service. 'o o' Iaas-J 8 Sher rman'
 wood for county. court
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 sy on wild animals- 70 = 1a5.-L ii shepperd jur-
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
GREENOUGHS GET SHELTER
Snowstorm Management has Acquired
Plant at Ponderay

1t positively announced that the ecnougs the prnci-
pal hackers of the Panhandle Smelter Lake Pend dOee which
has passed through financial
four or five years ago
W. D. Greenough spent several days the plant Poneray last
ough Offices Spokane would be closed and henceforh Poneay daho
establish offices there and spend much of his time the ground
There double significance in this Panhandle affairs.
has long been known and denied by Gcenougs they
seeking suitable for uxng with the the Snow
mine at Nuan For this purpose they made trip last fall
Alaska but did not locate what they after With their
into and of the Panhandle mec the long sought ux
Snowsom also obtained with the plant goes large deposit Of
iron Lake Pend d'Orelle.
Speaking of the deal T. /. Greenough said
You may definitely that control of the Panhandle
smelter and ourselves backing with money While S. w.
Gebo and other Montana also furnishing funds have bought
up sufficient Panhandle and Idaho Smelling Refining stock
selves to have control when the final transfer from the Panhandle books
those of the Idaho Smelling and Refining company made
Mr. Titus is charge of the work and is rushing the build
ngs for the and installing the machinery The blast furnace
the Union works has been the property and ready
put The plant should actually be smelling 30 days
AS contracts not prepared make statement at
this time further than say that of the mted will
from Montana mines The plant will handle 250 day. and will
be kept steadily in operation after starting"
The deposit mentioned the keshore and will be made
available for transportation by chutes other economical
failing little handling 1t will be taken to the sme by and barge
the owning such of transportation 1t said the
sufficient values pay for its smelling, that will
become a dead weight in the operation
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
THE SNOWSTORM MEETING
No Action on Dividends. Shipments 400
Tons Daily, 10 Men Employed

The annual meeting Of the Snowstorm Mining company held
Tuesday evening at the offices of the company Larson
There two changes made in the directorate, p Kline Of
Helena, Mon being chosen to succeed B. Genough Spokane
resigned and James Bean of Muan being elected
Hunter Of Moscow, resigned
The rest of the directors the the year and
officers reelected The present board composed r. H.
Cenough, of Msoua presidents T. l.. Genough, Jr, manager
W. D. Grenogh of Spokane A. e. Clancy Mssou; j. HI ward
OF Arizona; p j. Kline of Helena and James Bean of Mulan.
Asked to the policy of the company regard dividends
Geenough said yesterdays have authority give any
information the probability of dividends The now
employing 10 so of whom under ground Daily shipments
at the present 400 tons and the low price of copper
cannot be expected 1t for ahead and figure
out what the making At the meeting last night the policy
of the management outlined and stockholders given ample
notice of the meeting 1t that if they interest
in the plans of the company they would have attended this meeting
taken part in the discussion of the compa1y's affairs
There need for disafcon among stockholders
company only anxious ema the information they desire
The books always open stockholders and they
themselves and the condition of affairs expert represent
many of them get together the
and sales worked out single sheet that they plain enough
for the most inexperienced to follow The management only
willing but is anxious o satisfy shareholders"
Asked as to the probability of increased shipments due
ough control of the Panhandle smetcr Manager Greenough It
is impossible at this time what effect that deal will have will
be 60 days anyhow before tell.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
LEAD IS WIDENING

f. B. Shuck, manager of the
Paymaster mine located near kel-
logg, is showing some excellent
samples from that property. The
lead at present is about five and
one-half feet in width and is in
creasing with depth. The ore shoot
has been followed for over 100 feet.
This was 1S inches wide when
struck and has gradually widcned
to the present excellent showing.
The Paymaster has all the ear marks
of a shipper and those who have
watched it's development predict a
producing mine in the near future.
The property is mainly silver-lead
with some values in copper.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
NINE MILE LOOKS PROMISING

The upraise being driven in the
Nine Mile Mining company's pro-
perty on Nine Mile is gradually ap-
preaching completion.
The raise has been driven about
24O feet and the top is now in
promising material. 1t must be
driven rs feet yet to connect with
the upper tunnel.
When the raise is finished be-
tween the upper and lower tunnels
it will furnish ventilation needed
after which further development
work will be pursued. Good pro-
grcss is being made in the work on
the raise. Eighteen inches of high
grade milling lead silver ore was cut
through in one place and at other
places nice streaks of ore were cut.
Sam Linn has charge of the de-
velopment.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
COLO CRAC STARTS UP AGAIN

The directors of the Occur d Alene
Gold Crag Mining company let a
contract this week for 300 feet of
tunnel work to J. l.. Haight of
Wardner. The work done will be
drifting on the lead which has
already been well developed.
The property is situated at the
head of Cedar creek on the dividing
line between Idaho and Montana.
Just before closing down work last
winter development had exposed
quartz carrying high values in gold,
some picked assays running into
the thousands of dollars. The
present tunnel is now in 800 feet.
Several crosscuts have been run.
The property has a well defined
fissure vein cutting the formation
between definite walls,' said Col
onel Stewart Fuller, one of the
heaviest owners, and the vein, is
80 feet wide.'
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
BULLION HAS q SACKS Of ORE

Manager j. H. Taylor of the
Bullion mine says there are now %
sacks of ore from the mine ready
for concentrating. This means
that over a ton of ore taken from
the property will be concentrated
soon, probably at the Mitchell con-
centrator east of Wallace. The
concentrates will be sent to the
Tacoma smelter. Some time ago
a small amount Of concentrates of
ore taken from all parts of the
mine was sent to Tacoma and the
returns gave an average of 10 per
cent copper.
The present ore was taken from
the lower workings. The men are
engaged now in making a station
preparatory to beginning sinking.
The machinery has been gotten into
shape for the shaft work. The pro-
perty is located near Saltese.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
WORK IDAHO 8 SPRING GUlCH
Shows Ledge with IS Feet Of Gray COP.
per at Grass Roots

One crew of men is now at work
in the tunnel of the Idaho and
Spring Gulch Mining company,
situated near Saltese, Mont, not
far from the famous Iron Mountain
mine. A. F. Carson, president
and general manager says: The
property is opened up by shaft
and other surface workings for a
distance Of so or 60 feet along the
outcroppings and has a good surface
showing. There is 35 feet of gray
copper at the grass roots, the vein
being two feet wide at that point
with one and half inches OF the
copper.
There are six full claims and
some fractions, and they carry two
veins. One vein has its chief values
in copper and silver, and the other
in galena. AS yet there is 50 little
depth in this section, with the ex-
ception OF the Iron Mountain mine,
that it is difficult to tell What the
future Of mines there will be. The
Iron Mountain, however, has 100
feet of depth, and is OH the opposite
side of the mountain few miles
distant.
THE tunnel is now in 700 feet
and we expect to drive 400 feet
further before tapping the ledge at
depth of 600 feet. The property
is conveniently located near the
Milwaukee road, about four miles
away, with a gravity grade to the
track" +"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
LITTLE NORTH FORK TO WORK

At a meeting of the Little North
Fork Mining company, held in the
Offices of the company at Wardner,
last week, it was decided to let con-
tracts for an additional $50 feet of
tunnel work to begin as soon as
bids could be issued and the papers
signed. The property is already
extensively developed and if the
proposed railroad goes through on
the short route to Spokane the
mine will begin shipping at once,
as sufficient ore is now in sight to
warrant the beginning of regular
shipments to the smelter.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
NINE ASSESSMENTS TOOs7EEP
Three Companies Make Protest to the
County Commissioners

Representatives of the Federal,
Bunker Hill e. Sullivan and the
Hecla Mining companies appeared
before the county commissioners
last week and protested that the
raise in valuation of the companies
properties by the county assessor
for 1908 was too great.
The Federal manager stated that
the valuation had been raised from
about $35O,0OO to s466,OOO. He
declared he knew the vslues set by
the assessor were too high.
Stanly A. Easton, superintend-
ent of the Bunker Hill & Sullivan,
stated 70 the board that valuation
Of $241 900 as made by the assessor
was excessive, as the whole plant
was insured for less than 100000
at full value. The raise of $40, 900
on the old concentrator was especial
ly objected to.
Manager J. F. Mccarthy Of the
Hecla said he had turned in the
valuation Of the Hecla plant as
$4,000 and that this had been
raised to $4,000. He protested
the increase.
Assessor Smith maintained his
figures were carefully compiled and
he believed them to be equitable.
!, Since the above was written Har-
ry l.. Day for the Hercules Syndi-
cate protested an increased valuation
on that property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
ORE AGAIN SHOWN IN BEN HUR

Another crosscut of the lead at
the Ben Hur property has been
nearly completed. Manager Rich
ard Daxon reports that streaks of
high grade copper and galena ore
are being exposed in the crosscut.
The drift which has been run for a
considerable distance has opened up
nice looking ore in different places.
The company is having the lead ex-
plored thoroughly, several crosscuts
having been driven.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
FULL MOON HAS RICH SILVER

rich strike OF cadver is reported to have been made
the Full Moon shaft the surface the being high silver
values.
The shaft has been sunk 50 feet the work having been resumed
on the property only few weeks ago under the management of
W. H. Ncsb The full breadth and width of the shaft six by
SIX feet is in carbonaes showing reak of silver running
high as 800 ounces.
The management has decided run long tunnel get under
the shaft and give depth the this will started soon
as the necessary machinery is installed.
The tunnel will be than 500 feet long and will give
depth of $50 feet.
The property located the Gen lakes and east of the
Great Western.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
CUBA TUNNEL SHOWING ORE

The few days of work done on
the Cuba property on Nine Mile
creek resulted in a remarkable i'm
provement in the indications cx-
posed in the drift. The face of the
tunnel is looking fine, being full Of
low grade carbonate ore which car
ries a small amount Of lead and
silver.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
RAINBOW MEETING POSTPONED

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Rainbow Mining and
Milling company was scheduled for
Monday, but owing to the fact that
not enough stock was represented
the meeting was adjourned for an
indefinite time.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
ALICE WORKING TWO LEVELS

Development work at the Alice
mine continues with 10 men en-
ployed. A crosscut is being run
on the 500-foot level for the foot
wall. A crosscut on the 200-foot
level has just encountered strong
showing Of iron containing silver
and lead, the showing being fully
six feet wide as this point.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30

A United States patent has been
given to the Polaris Mining COM
pany covering the Polaris Omega
and the Southern Cross lode claims
in the Evolution mining district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30

The Federal Mining & Smelling
company has transferred to f. M.
Rothrock a portion of the surface of
the Shoe Fly No. 2 lode claim in
the Lalande mining district. The
consideration is given as 81.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-07-30
ORE FROM MARK COONEY

The drift being in the Mark Cooney property Burke
has showing Of from 26 inches fine steel gaena in the
face now according to John Kelly Of the main
The has been for the IA feet large sample
OF the brought to the city Saturday and exhibition
1t is steel gaena of high grade
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-04-25
nOYER NOTES.

Mrs. Frank Evans spent Tuesday
in Marshall.
Mrs viii Pauling stopped in Lex
ington Monday.
Charlie Cox had business in Lex
ington Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Trent spent Tuesday
with relatives here.
Frank Gordon had business in Lex
ington last Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Turman had business in
Higginsville Monday.
t. c. Corbin and R. L. Fox were
in Lexington Wednesday.
Philip Wahl has been attending
court in Lexington this week.
John Cooper and daughter, Mary
Lee, spent Friday in Higginsville.
WIN Arth and Webb Cole had
business in Higginsville Wednesday.
Mrs Lucy wernwag Of Lexington
was here Friday tor Ben vaughn's
funeral.
Mrs. Sam Vaughn and daughter,
Miss Addie Mary, shopped in Hig-
ginsville Saturday.
Mrs. Bette Harwood came in
Thursday from Higginsville where
she has been spending several days.
Mrs. Rudolph Static came home
Wednesday morning from Kansas
where she has been visiting the last
week.
Joe Vaughn OF Alliance, Neb. who
was called here by the death of hi.
father, returned to his home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Eliza Cox went to Marshall
Wednesday morning to stay with her
daughter, Mrs. NJ, L, Montague, who
is sick at her home there.
Died recently at the Confederate
Home at Higginsville, Powell
Meade, aged about IS years. Mr.,
Meade lived in Dover for several
years. oe4
Died at his home in Higginsvills
Thursday April the l6th, Benjamin
Vaughn aged SO years. Mr.. Vaughn
is survived by his wife and two child
aen, Mrs. Thomas Turman and JOSEPH
Vaughn. 1nterment was made in the
Dover cemetery last week.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-04-25
Kepner..scOtt.

George Kepner and Miss Edith
Scott we're married at the home Of
the BRIDES parents on Franklin av-
enue Saturday at I O'Clock a. M, Rev.
r. t. Mansfield performing the cere-
mony. The wedding was very quiet
affair, only few persons being pres
ent to witness the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Scott, and has many
friends IN this city.
The groom has been located in
Lexington for the past few years and
while here made many friends. BE
is an electrician.
The couple left Saturday morning
for bridal trip to Indianapolis,
Indiana.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-04-25
Lecture Nav 6lh.

The ladies in charge of the lee
ture course have announced as the
final lecturer DR.. L. E. Markley, who
viii speak on "Heartstrings and
Heartstrings." His lecture viii be
at the opera house on Wednesday
evening, May 8.
Dr. Marhley is noted as an orator
as well as a deep thinker. His APP
pearance here win probably draw a
large audience. The Hobson tickets
sold by the ladies win be accepted
for this number.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-04-25
Wentworth in the Eighth.

With pennants flying, leather
lunged rooters howling, and excite
ment of the intensest kind reigning,
the w. NJ. A. baseballists romped
away with the game with Central
College, Saturday afternoon, after a
timely batting streak had enabled
the cadets to knock Cox, the oppOs-
ing pitcher, out of the box.
With defeat staring them in the
face for eight innings, the cadets
made remarkable rally and swat
ting the ball at fearful rate, they
snatched the game from beneath the
very wing of Central. During the
course of the fatal inning, the cadets
made one of the widest demonstra-
tion ever heard on the local field.
The teams we're tied at the end of
eight innings. Both teams chalked
mp one score in the first six innings
Then an omninous cloud began to
loom up on the red and white horizon.
Upton, who hal been pitching great
ball up until this time, weakened
somewhat, and Central scored three
runs. When on the very edge of
defeat, Wentworth made their
wonderful rally, With deter
mination on their faces, the cadets
came to bat to do or die. Boardman
lighted the fuse. He
swatted a sizzler through the
second sacker Four hits quickly
followed and Cox cut loose and
scared to the realms above. The
final score was too
The score by innings
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-04-25
False Alarm.

At 10:40a. N. Wednesday fire alarm
was turned in from Mrs. Kate Ash
ford's residence. The FIRE bell rang
excitedlv and a large crowd hastened
toward Highland avenue, over which
hung tremendous cloud of smoke.
The fire department dashed out of
the City hall, but had gone only a few
yards when the harness broke and a
delay was necessitated.
Meanwhile the crowd had gone to
the scene of the conAagation and
discovered that the smoke came from
pile Of brush which was being
burned on the rock road. AS soon as
the harness was mersded the fire de.
partment proceeded to the inter
section Of Highland avenue and Main
street, but found the alarm to be a
mistake.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-04-25
Theta CHS Entertained.

Miss Nancy vivion Thursday even
ing entertained the members of the
Theta Chi sorority and an equal
number of cadets at her home on
South street. The guests indulged in
dancing, card playing and CONVERSE
tion. Elegant refreshments we're
served. Altogether the evening was
enjoyable In every particular. Last
evening Miss Viyion gave a
similar party to the same young
ladies and another set of young men
from the academy and town.