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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-05
Directory of Globe Lodges

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs Knights of Pythias, Pinal Mt Lodge No. every Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hall
 sYL HEATHER, C. C. Chapter A. Tuesday at Fellows Hall G. s. Van Wagenen H. P P. B. Lady, Secretary.
 MASONIC White Mountain Lodge Mo- F. A. M-Me Tuesday, Fellows Hal W. A. Smith, W. Nj. c. T. Martin Secretary lows Han Mrs. B. Lady, Worthy Matron Mrs. A. W. sydno Secretary. Independent Encampment and fourth Fridays Odd Fellow s Hall J. M Carter P. Eugene Middleton, Scribe. Lodge O. O. FMeets every Wednesday lows Hal J. M N G. Eugene Middleton Secreary Rebekah Lodge F. Sultana Lodge fourth Mondays Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Taught, N G. Mrs. May Plunkett, Secretary El third Fridays Odd Fellows HaL Harry Rupkey J. G. Old field, Secretary
 Globe 19l has postponed its mgs Miners hall is completed Then it's meeting nights will be fourth Fridays of and every E. Hoeye P Lowthian, Secretary
 KNIGHTS COLUMBUS Knights Columbus Globe Council 158Meers Thursday of week, Trust building. Wm Burke G. K; A. A. Altweis Financial Secretary. IMPROVED ORDER REDMEN-Tonto Tribe No 13-Improved Order Redmen Tuesday night of 7:30 Koyle c. of h.
 W. A. MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERIcA-Modern woodmen of America, Globe Camp Mo- 1209-aeets Mondays p. m, Trust building Harry Houser, Consu Laurie H. Brown, Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-05

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-05

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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
TRANS-CONT|NENTA[ REPORT
Secretary Geo. E. Marlowe Tells of
Work Done in Past 20 Months

George Aarlowe secretary the Trans Continental has forward
ed his annual report stockholders 1t is substantially follows
The secretary Of the Silver and Copper Mining
Company Limited submits this the annual report the work and
done the property OF the company for the period beginning
January 1, 1907, to the present time.
drift the main ledge of the property begun January
1907 and extended for distance Of 100 feet showing fine fe
well mneazd and immense body of tale all the way through
Crocus Of Is feet to the and AZ feet to the show the ledge
at vertical depth of about 80 feet to be about 60 feet wide carrying
some low grade concentrating places and well mnerazed through
out ts entire width.
extension Of the main drift for 60 feet along
the vein this has verified the expectation Of the
that the vein would get wider and nerazed depth
tanned The ledge vertical depth 100 feet has wdened from go
feet to 80 and concentrating has been encountered
sges the ledge. the intention of the management again
ccu the ledge at the extreme end the drift and confidently
expected at this place find better and than
obtained heretofore.
During the past year development work has been materially ham
pd Of lack Of funds and the absolute impoy pac-
Ing treasury stock What work has been done has been accomplished
BY the unng efforts of Mr. Huchns president
ae Of the through his placing stock Butte and giving
aage amount OF his holdings and time the
free Of charge
The cabin and bunk house. track and
al necessary tools for the working ~ prospect economic
During the year and half the company has expended
about $1,000 the property and it indebted in the Of
ahout $125OO Tor material which will soon be paid off,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
Ore Shoot In Monitor
Su1phide Ore Assaying Over 80 per cent
Copper Struck on 400 Foot Level

An shoot of slphe copper asying than thirty
from two to three feet in width and 80 feet long, has been
proved the 4Ooot level in the Monitor mine miles from
6aese H. f. Samuels manager Of the mine, made visit to the
property yesterday and returned last night with of the samples of
rich He that he believes that the Monitor will make
mine and that the indications bright and encouraging
The body by far the largest that has been encountered in the
Monitor and in ledge at least 35 feet wide struck when
drifting the O0oo level and has been proved for 80 feet and the
drift is still in
shaft will be sunk the body for 300 feet to the 700 foot
level when blocking out and shipping will be started The mine
will be we'll developed and the will not be gougd out has
done in mines in the district
Thirty-fve working two shifts in the Monitor Consider
able is coming in which pumped between shifts
The Monitor bonded short time ago by the Success Mining
company of which Samuels has charge being worked under
the superintendeny of Mr. Samue o. H. Linn at the property
has active charge Of the work in the mine Recently the company
installed machinery cost of more than ST. 900.
Nearly 500 worth has been shipped from the Monitor
the company which developed it for couple Last fall when
the price copper sumped work the Monitor suspended Now
that this big body of has been found and proved the Monitor will
short time be added the steady producers of the district By
driving tunnel on the property which be done be
put from the Milwaukee railroad which will greatly reduce the
getting the the smeer The Milwaukee railroad passes with
mile Of the Monitor The that shipped hauled to
Satese, a distance Of miles.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
ANNUAL REPORT ON 0. K. Con,
Manager Wittner Makes Showing Of
Economical Mining at Depth

Manager N. Wttner has statement the condition Of the
company to stockholders Among other things he says:
From the h of September, 1907 June 30 1905
steadily employed during the first three months and four during
the last months The expenditures for labor fuel mining timber
and other supplies Office and amounted $88335
The physical condition OF the property uses further development
the appearance the mine very encouraging and the opinion
of competent mining that the O. X property gives
OF making good its neghbor, the Stewart.
The of development work which has been done during the
last months Of $40 feet to the Mabel
drift 26O feet blind which nterseced about 24O feet south
Of the o. K vein, drift of $50 feet the Mabel vein drift Of As
east the O. K vein and uprae the 4oot level to the
20foo level distance of 4 feet besides the cleaning Of 90
feet in the 200 feet level which necessary make connection with
the lower level The total number of underground work
1887 feet Besides this road made of mile half
reach mining timber ground and let
the same for the The expense each foot of mining
less than $780, which is extremely reasonable considering that the rock
had to be ho 400 feet the surface after having been taken
distance of 800 feet.
The different veins exposed show good concentrating
point $50 feet upwards has split and for the purpose getting
yond this cout to the north considered advisable This
under when work had to be suspended Of lack Of
funds From actual measurements taken is quite apparent that
distance 80 feet this cocu will reach the body inter-
see the upae and furnish abundance Of Of commercial
value The management will ndeavor complete this work the
earliest possible moment.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
100000 FOR INTERSTATE
Will Drive $500 Foot Tunnel, Install
Compressor, and Erect Sawmill.

Within the year upwards Of 100000 will be spent the
perty the Interstate Mining Milling company This expenditure
will be made the erection Of sawm plant his year, the nsa
ton Of compressor together with the furnishing of full line Of
equipment and supplies
present the the property engaged in drifting on the
third lead and crosscung every 100 feet to the oowa The
second Of these coscuts is being driven present The middle lead
has already exploited excellent showing of good concen
ing made carrying good values in lead silver copper and gold
This first lead has been left practically untouched but will be fully de-
veloped on the driving of the long lower tunnel
The first of the leads taversg the property encountered al
the mouth Of the tunnel the second about 600 feet and at
depth 20 feet the third about 100 feet in and
depth of about 400 feet
For four years the property has been under continuous Development
and everything shape to take out the from the
workings but nothing this line will be done until the lower workings
have completed AS this has been done the company will
erect its concentration
The proposed tunnel will feet in length and will give
depth the first lead 800 feet the second and about 1000
feet the third
The property the of 2 claims all Of which
preliminary survey for patent will be made this All Of these
heavily value Of the timber alone having been
estimated during the past month so and located
adjoining the Hercules the and the Callahan the
The principal and officers the company which
corporation follows: President NJ G. Rodeme president
c. Crego secretary r. M Fox manager O. Wallace In ad
dion to these G. L. Stacy W. r. Russell and NJ H. Mccall
directors.
As the long tunnel driven is the intention Of the
erect the shipping The
property located within two miles Of two railroads. giving excellent
shipping facilities
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
GOLD IN THE RAINBOW

George Austin, manager Of the Rainbow property o.
burn, in the city today getting supplies for the He
states that the 1O0foo contract let months has been
about completed This will make 500 feet Of tunnel work done
when contract for another 100 feet will be let The face Of the
tunnel in nearly 500 feet depth Of about 400 feet the
side Of the mountain being very steep.
Picked samples taken from the mine give values Of $50
in copper and silver, with small amount Of gold. The
syed IA per copper and 45 in silver The surface
showing good the typical Occur Ane iron Gaping being
found thought that when the tunnel taps the main ledge
shipping will be found
Some the heaviest stockholders Herman Ross George
E. Marlowe c. F. 0. Merriam ]. D. Caughe, H. c. Adami
and George Austin The property mile east OF Osburn and
half mile from the O. r. & N. railroad track.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
COMET MAKES STRIKE.
Well Known Stevens Peak Property
Looking Good.

The latter part OF last week the working the property Of the
Comet Gold Copper Mining company limited located Stevens
eak broke into the main drift and opened nice looking
l ace OF the drift is heavily mneaed carrying good values
copper and quantity of zinc and iron.
large quantity OF water pouring Of the face Of the drift and
this sign encouraging property as indicating
the neghborood OF an body The workmen cutting through
quantity of quartz.
The Comet consists OF four claims and ans the Springfield on
the west Over 1000 feet Of tunnel drifting on the propery
has been done the and they have been drifting ges
working the north lead where the strike made
Some of the taken lately exhibition at the office of
F. Whean, secretary of the company.
Archie McCalum president Of the company and Lyman Wood
and AL Honakcr also heavily interested in the property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
EVOLUTION STARTS SHIPPING

1t is reported upon good authority that work the Evol
on has started again and being taken of the lower
tunnel for shipment in short time Several cars
said to have been mined and dump The Evolu
ton old property and has always been considered good
proposition but for number of much work has
been done it recently That shipping will be resumed will be
good in the district Manager Croker in charge of the
and the boarding the Legal Tender boarding
house. The property mile and half from Osborne the
north side of the river.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
OLD KEYSTONE LOOKS GOOD.
Manager Pooley Expects to Have
Shipping Mine Shortly.

G. A. Pooey, Of the Old Keystone mne located
Spring guh Montana about three miles the old Mountain
mne has just returned from the property with party Of Spokane
people and reports that the property looking The worknen
making 2a feet day in the drifting have
go before they expect to strike the ore body
The keystone formerly owned by private parties and about
dollars worth taken from the surface has shipped
in the past The property owned by the Occur dAne
Investment which company took the bond the property
June Of this having taken bond the property November
1906 since which time continuous development work has been carried
The present workings will give depth of $50 feet and Mr. Pooy
feels confident Of having shipping in the
four months.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17


The Military Mining and Milling
company has fled proof Of labor
done on the Captain and Lieuten-
ant lode claims in the Lelande
district.
William P. Northrup and others
have fled proof Of labor done on
the Nellie Potter group Of claims in
the Summit district.
IA. 0. Rickerts and others have
HE'D proof Of labor done on the
California and Lone Star placers
situated in an unorganized district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
NINE MILE STRIKE

Better reports are being received
from the strike recently made on
the Nine Mile property.
The strike was made two weeks
ago in the upraise being run from
the lower to the upper tunnel at a
distance OF about 1000 feet from
the mouth Of the tunnel and at an
approximate depth Of about 200
feet.
There was a streak of six inches
of shipping ore and a good showing
Of milling ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17


H. N. Barker has filed notice Of
location Of the Barefoot, Ragged
and Came Through lode claims in
an unorganized district.
T. G. Kurtz and others have fled
notice of location Of the Red Cloud,
Red Cloud Fraction, Royal Turk
and Bear Ridge lode claims situated
in an unorganized district.
A. O. Rickert and others have
filed notice of location OF the Oh
natowonk placer claim situated in
an unorganized district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
ECLIPSE LOOKS PROMISING

The Eclipse Mining company has just resumed work its
group four claims situated about 1900 feet the hill from the
Hnowsorm in nohwesterly direction tunnel has been
driven in on the north side OF the mountain distance Of 70 feet
The vein filling is graywhte quartz with mineral distributed
all through it and shows considerable carbonate
The vein about four feet between walls and is widening in
the face Of the tunnel From surface sowngs is expected
that large body Of will be met WITH by the time the tunnel
reaches the contact, some 150 feet further.
The property crossed by two parallel lodges Very little
work has been done the lower ledge which the copper
showing has been found but it believed that this ledge extends
pn through the Snowshoe and into the Snowsorm.
Those interested in the property confident that further
development will open up big mine in the Eclipse The
pany has sold its treasury stock at 5eents share
The officers E. r. Spalding president; Geo. A. Yancey,
vice presidents j. Elmer West treasurer and Rob L. Ford
secretary all Of Spokane.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17

Joseph Thompson and others
have filed notice OF location Of the
Idaho Northern and Niagara lode
claims in the Eagle district.
J. A. McLaren has filed proof OF
labor of the B. w. Fisk lode claim
in the Placer Center district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-17
MEETING POSTPONED

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Big Divide Mining
company has been postponed until
Saturday, September 10, 1908, at
5 O'Clock p. IN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
BAD NEGRO LEFT HANGING TO TREE

Fort Worth, Tex, April 19.-A special from Longview, Tex, says:
 Intense excitement prevails here fol- lowing an attack on 12-year-old May Nor ris by Albert Temple, a negro, early to- day. While returning home from visit in the neighborhood, the negro seized the child and attempted to carry her into a nearby thicket but dropped her and ran when her screams attracted the attention of an old negro who started to the rescue. Tonight almost every man and boy able to bear arms is looking for tho negro and if caught he will probably be lynched.
 Later-Three hours after the assault was committed Albert Fields was arrest ed and fully identified. After he had made a full confession he was taken to the court house yard. a rope placed around his neck, a horse driven from under him and he was left hanging. The mob which consisted of several hundred, then quietly dispersed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
GREATER NEW YORK
 SOLID FOR HUGHES

New York, April 9.-A practically soiid Hughes delegation to Chicago was chosen in Greater New York tonight. Of the is congressional district conventions, IS instructed their delegates to vote for Governor Hughes for the presidential nomination until he is nominated or ms name is withdrawn" The other deiega- tions were instructed to work ana vote for Hughes" The ninth district, Man haitian, the seventh district, Brooklyn and the 14th district, Queens county failed to instruct their delegates.
 The delegations uninstructed are claim ed to be for Hughes, with the exception of the 14th, where a resolution lnoorS- : ing the governors candidacy was voted down. In this portion of the city IS the Auueduct race track, and the opposition to the governor in the seventh IS creoiteu to a disapproval of the governors a..'- tude in opposition to race track gain- bling.
 In none of the conventions was there ! an effort made to choose candidates Ia- vorable to the nomination Of secretary Taft The Hughes men were jubilant tonlgnl and prophesied that the state cohveHeioi, ci, :, to be held in this city on Saturoay "Yuiu be enthusiastic for the governor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
BEN M. JACOBS e BRoTHERSl
 Everything Furniture Everybody s11-1s Third
SURVIVORS TELL STORY
 OF SHIP BURNED AT SEA

crew of 26 men. Baker says that on the night of September flames broke out in the hold of the vessel and that Captain Gaqrey ordered the small boats low cred.
 While the starboard boat was being low cred by Second Mate Weinberg, assisted by Baker and Dixon, the fastening broke and the boat, with it's three occupants, drifted to the southward in the darkness. As long as the three men could see the fire grew brighter, and there is little doubt that in a short time the vessel was destroyed and the remainder of the crew lost.
 After drifting about for three days the Norwegian bark Sydenhain, bound from Callao to Newcastle, New South Wales, picked up the three men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10

Philadelphia, April 9.-Authentic infor- nation to show that the ship Arthur Sewell, which sailed from this port for Seattle on April 3, 1907, with cargo of coal was burned at sea was brought here today by George Baker, one of the crew. Baker, who is a Hawaiian, with Charles Dixon and Second Mate Wein- berg, are as far as known the only sur vivors.
 Baker came here from New York, where he arrived yesterday on the German Lloyd steamship Kron Prinzinn Cecilie as a stoker He says the Sewell was burned shortly after rounding Cape Horn, the coal having fired apparently by spontan- eous combustion. The ship was in eom- mand of Captain Gaffrey and carried a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
TEXAS MINERS AND OPERATORS
 AGREE ON NEXT YEARS SCALE

Fort Worth, Tex, April 9.-Texas mine officials and miners today signed new wage scale for 1909 and work in the Texas soft coal field will be resumed imme- diately. The new contract is compro- mise both sides having made material concessions. A joint statement issued after the final conference explaining the compromise says:
 There are too many men now unem- ployed and the parties to this conference could see no good reason for throwing others out of employment when com- promise agreement could be reached
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
FAMOUS MR. EARLE RETURNS
 HOME WITH BRAND NEW WIFE

New York. April 9.-Mr. and Mrs. Ferdi- nand P. Earle of Monroe, N. r., returned from Europe today after having been married in Italy. Mrs. Earle was former ly Miss Julia Kuttner, social settlement worker. When MT. Earle announced last summer that his first wife would seek to secure divorce from him by agreement, and that if she succeeded he would marry Miss Kuttner, his neighbors in Monroe made several threatening demonstrations toward him. His first wife went to her former home in France and secured a di- vorce Earle is said to have returned to this country to secure land to which he has fallen heir to since he went to Flu rope,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
TIMES APPROVES
 ATTACK ON ANARCHY

London, April 19.-The Times in an editorial this morning on President Roose- welt on anarchism says that the Presi- dent has entered upon campaign that will command the sympathy and moral support of the civilized world. Fuller particulars of his proposals, says the Times, will be awaited with the deep est interest in all the states of the old world and whatever may be thought of the prospects of his struggle with this ter rible evil honest men everywhere will wish him victory in the affray.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
Rioters Are Sentenced.

Berlin, April 9.--Eight of those who were arrested for taking part in the demonstrations on January 21 in the vicinity of the Reichstag building, where the Prussian suffrage question was under discussion, were today sen tenced to terms of imprisonment vary ing from seven days to six months. They were charged by the court with creating disorder on the streets, ob- structing the police and insulting the public authorities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
Woman pies Prom Injuries,

St. Louis, April 9.-Mrs. Sadie Col lett, who yesterday jumped from the fourth story window of St. Mary's In- firmary, where she was patient, and whose left arm was torn off in the de scent, died today. 'I did it for him, she continuously murmured in her half conscious condition, but shook her head when entreated to tell more. Mrs. Collett was native of Missis- SiDDi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
LITTLE PANAMA IS
 GETTING EXCITED

Panama, April 9.-Great crowds includ- ing all classes congregated tonight in the Santa Anna plaza at mass meeting held to protest against the occupation of the town of Jurado by Colombia. Patriotic speeches were made and indignation was expressed by a number of orators, some of whom went as far as to recommend clared that there was strong public sen timent against the proposed treaty with Colombia Later d crowd with the Pan- aman flag flying and band of music playing the national anthem marched to the lower section of the, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
WEARY OF PLAY HE
 QUITS LIFE'S GAME

Poughkeepsie, N. T., April s-Ccl. William De Lacey, prominent lawyer, committed suicide today by inhaling gas He was member of the c. A. R. and served il, the civil war. The following statement written by him was found on his bed;
 For the past two years I have nor alized, contemplated and fully determined upon this course. 1 have thought nature before this would have become exhaust ed, but l seem to have too much of ele- ments of nature. l am like the old gambler who simply got tired of the game and quit. Life is but game and I am tired of it and quit. so please spread the mantle of charity over me-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
Miners Reject Proposition.

Springfield, H., April 9.-The state convention of the Illinois Mine Work CTS tonight, by vote of 376 to 186, turned down the proposition of Ma tional President Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America, that the miners of Illinois send representatives from the local union<1o the interstate conference which he has called for April IA. at Toledo. O.