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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

for the visitors and will be in strvice
all during the encampment
VIII Moore and Leo Arthur Guest.
two col red youths. paid ten dollar
fines in police court this morning for
fighting
a concurrent resolution by RaiDsy
adopted by the house yesterday. di-
reefs the chairman OF tue appropria-
tions committee of each house to keep
the respective other houses Informed
OF the status of the various revenue
and moncy bills on the calendar and
not disposed of
Tire Office OF the state Librarian re-
ceives $4,000 under the provisions Of
Bryans bill ordered engrossed by the
, house yesterday
J p. Winton has severed his con
nectcn with the Capital Publishing
Co. after eighteen years continuous
service.
itching. bleeding, portruding or
/ blind plies yield TO poan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved. finally
cured Druggists all sell H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

Notice Is hereby given that an eX-
animation for certificates 10 teach IN
the Guthrie City Schools win be- held
az Central School building Monday aud
Tuesday, June I and 2
r. c. CAIN.
81 Superintendent Of City schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

Wichita has a train down IN the Pan
handle country 10 see If there is a
chance To bfeak IN on the Guthrie
trade ia that section
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

A leglalaiuIt.~ N theatres and a
base bah game along with a G. A. r.
reunion Hdigat9s tn cbpit9l city gsn
30 some whtb Il tl4es. ~ =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
Handeome Cheek.

Tell everybody Chickasha Is the
preitiest town in the entire state
Chickasha Express.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

Senator Froaker did not 10 much
worse ia the presidential fnce than
the other fellows who opposed the bic
stick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

A widow never claims that the
late lamented's demise was due to
oYerwork
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19
DRuoeIsTs 10 rEsr cLAueg.
viii Ascertain Right to Buy Alcohol
Outside State.

Druggists over the state gqre plan
ming 10 test that portion of the prohi-
bition and dispensary law which com
pels them TO buy from the dispensary
alcohol for pharmaceutical purposes,
when they can purchase it for less
than the states price outside the state
They maintain they should have the
same right as any citizen in buying
liquor outside the state for his own
consumption.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-19

for the visitors and will be in trvice
all during the encampment
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
sTANlEY---A BIG PRODUCER
VIII Have From One to Two Cars to
Ship Daily

THE Stanley the big antmony gold mine the district on the
verge beginning regular daily shipments the smele Last
shipped carloads Of gold to the
seer at Tacoma This Of the approximate value Of $O
gold carried about As per antmony In rough figures
each Of the shipments neted the company 4,5OO
Recent development work at the however, has opened up
big ledge gold bearing practically free from antmony and the
company make trial shipment this The returns this
will decide the company the advby OF erecting It's own
mill or Of shipping the direct to the sneter
There large quantity Of ready at the mine for mmed
late shipment
The sample car 20 Of gold this amount
being plenty the purpose for which shipped Mr. Merk stated
recently that condition ship two daily
though when such shipments will begin uncertain, depending on
returns smeter The has averaged about $50 ton in
gold.
II the Stanley decides ship its product Of gold ore is estimated
that owing the scarcity teams only about 20 tons day can be
shipped present though the mine would be position to ship
several times this amount.
the gold the Of the Stanley contains quantities OF
antiony which very and which will assist making the
property good dividend payer.
Work being carried the Stanley right along long
lower tunnel time and this 200 feet
started crout but when in about OO feet the
ledge was encountered and has been drifted since.
It estimated tunnel will have to be driven about TOO
feet yet under the big showing made in the workings
The ledge carries Is inches Of matter and is
steadily widening out
This $50 feet below the other lower tunnel and
500 feet below the apex
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
SPOKANE TUNNEL RESUMES

The property Of the Spokane Tun-
mel Mining company on Placer creek
is under continuous development,
work having been resumed some
time ago after a layoff of few
weeks. w. B. Lively is superintend-
ing the development. The crosscut
tunnel is in 700 feet and the men
will have to drive from so to 100
feet, according to the dip Of the vein.
to tap the ore at depth of 900
feet.
The Spokane Tunnel company has
a group of four claims located three
miles up Placer creek and adjoining
the Castle Rock group on the east.
The vienna-International vein
crosses the group for 5000 feet.
There Is plenty Of timber and water
on the PROPERTY. The property ID
owned mainly by w. B. Lively and
A: c. Blue and others OF Spokane.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
TO BUILD STEWART MILL
Semi Official Statement to This Effect
Is Now Made Public

the directors of the Stewart Mining company authose
the construction Of mill the Stewart ground to be used IN
the place Of the mill built the adjoining ground the Occur
Development the OF which there has been some
trouble the substance statement issued from the Offices Of the
company recently.
The portion Of the statement which refers to the mill s
1T does not practicable to have carried through ~
under which mill constructed the adjoining ground
|of the Occur Aene Development companys properties
The official statement speaks length Of the conditions at the
property which demand that mill be had with which to treat
valuable part Of the
I'm development Of property there has been expended up
by the present O The such
that impossible mine much shipping without breaking large
quantities of concentrating the time There present
the dumps Of the mine something Of 10000 tons the
concentrating taken in the development work
In May 1906 the present management took the control q
the stock the Stewart Mining Since that time feet
Of development has been done with unusual far proving
the value the property concerned Ore bodies have been exposed
and the the upper workings alone will exceed $4,000
Of grade 10 cent lead and IN Of
silver tom which quite little better than most the big Occur
ene These bodies have been extend the lower
workings which $50 feet below and the conditions Of the
property fully concentrating plant 15O tons daily
capacity -a
Mr. MacViche the engineer for the Stewart quoted in
saying there about 200 900 tons sight and
that the concentrates would run $45 ton.
Charles Leonard Of Butte president Of the Stewart Mining
company that the present mill Of the has capacity Of
$50 day. says New York Commercial and that the
present difficulties adjusted with the Coeur dAene Development
company the location Of mill the property will production
Mr. Leonard makes denial Of the that the Bunker Hill
Sullivan has control Of the property
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06

surface in the same lead, which was
discovered in 1884 by the placer
miners. Considerable float down the
hill led the men to investigate and
the shoot was found, containing a
pocket of coarse gold of considera-
BILE value. They took out over $16,-
900 in free gold, some of the pieces
being worth 800. But these men
did not care for quartz mining and
did not pursue the work further
after having emptied this pocket.
1--WE are driving for this ore shoot
now and will have to run about 100
feet yet to get under the surface
showing. We are In base sulphide
ore now and expect to get coarse gold
ore soon. In the face OF the main
tunnel the conditions are better than
they have been at any time. There
is richer stuff and more of 1t than
ever.
"The tunnel Is In just 40 feet and
follows the lead the entire distance.
The vein is two and a half feet wide.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
VfIsER GETS BIG RETURNS

w. w. Weiser was in the city
Tuesday from his mining property
located on the east fork Of the st.
4 Joe river. Mr.. Weiser has nine
quartz claims. He 10 carrying on
work on the property and states that
jhe has to drive the tunnel 100 feet
rot to get under the groupings OF
Aore. The tunnel is q diagonal cross
tcut.
Recent assays from samples Of the
,oro showed values Of $50 in copper
and ~ IN gold. Over $1,000 has
,been snept on the claims In develop
,ment and 4 series of open cuts and
nhafts have discovered that there
Ase three distinct ledges on his
sksoupd, two Of copper ore and one
Af lsAA-silver ore.
The property 10 well equipped
NTH all necessary buildings. The
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
DRIVING THE HECTOR TUNNEL
IL now in SEQ Fsst, 800 bsiag -
de Leed. &

The working tunnel on the prop
erty of the Hector Mining company Il
in $50 feet and has followed the lead
for. 800 feet. A depth Of 500 feet .has
been attained and It ID estimated that
800 feet greater depth will be gotten
by drifting. Ninety feet Of tunnel
work was done In January.
Arthur George has the contract on
Hector and has accomplished about
220 feet on his contract for 500 feet
In the past two and half months.
The work in the two upper tun-
nels shows the lead to be about
eight feet wide with ore contents IN
two feet Of this. Good returns In
lead and silver were made from ~
says, running over $50 a ton in
values. The ore is in the form OF
crystalized lead, silver and carbonate
iron.
Two shifts OF men are being work.
| ed at the Hector. William Fisher
is the original locator Of the ground
and one Of the owners. J. H. Nord-
quist is president of the company.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
MACHINERY FOR TUNGSTEN
Manager Gross Announces That Sales Of Treasury
Stock Are Sufficient
Stock Are Sufficient

David Gross who has been absent from Wallace for several
weeks the interests Of the Golden Winnie Tungsten mine returned
few days and that he placed enough Of the treasury
stock provide funds for purchasing the necessary machinery and
continuing the work Manager NJ Smith from Murray
the first the week and the demand for stock there ncrea
ing He has increased the working force five operating two
shifts The tunnel in so feet and expected that the
first lead will be cut at 125 feet the main lead will require about
420 feet reach With the increased force is estimated that
about four feet day will be made.
Picked samples OF the assayed recently BY G. M
Fasse Spokane and showed % per Of tungsten while
assays the Michigan College Of Mines laboratories showed
average value Of IL per cent for the entire ledge. @
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
SURPRISE is SOON TO OPEN
Has Recently Struck Good Ore Body and Has
Clean Sheet

One after another the closed the Occur Aenes
BEGINNING TO the that the
Surprise mine at Wardner will reopen its mill within few days
This mne closed down the Of the market
depression in metals owing to the fact that market could be
nd for the ore Development work has, however, been carried
On quietly during the ideness the mill with the result that it
rpcred that another big strike has been made at the property
Full details Of this have not vet been learned
The property has already shipped large quantity Of to
the seers the close Of last assessment Of
cent share was levied meet all the companys outstanding
indebtedness The payment Of this assessment left the company
With clear sheet and is expected that the Surprise will be
among tie mines destined to join the dividend list this year
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
Money for Saltese Consolidated.

Money for Saltese Consolidated.
G. H. Williams, vice president and
manager of the Saltese Consolidated
Copper Mining company, has return
ed from the east. where in Iowa, he
formed a syndicate of business men to
take a block of the stock OF the
company for $500 cash. and the bal
ance to be paid in monthly install.
ments, which was to have been used
in paying the miners their wages.
There has been considerable work
done on the property, and mining en-
gineers, who have examined it and
noted the great flow of water, say
that large body Of ore is near and
will likely be struck In short dis
tance.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
BLACK HORSE SOLD
Patrick Burke and Associates
Exerc;se Their Option
START REGULAR SHIPMENTS
Over 1000 Feet Of Tunnel Work Done
and Rich Ore Expossd...New Rail-
way Will Reach Mime

Patrick Burke of Mullan, Johr
A. Costello Of Chicago, Peter H
|Schmitz of st. Louis and JOSEPH
Themes and Larry Dooling Of Mul
Ian have taken over the control ol
the Black Horse mine near Murray
the deal involving approximate,
$125.000.
The papers will be filed shortly
with the county recorder, and 1t IL
expected that active work will be re.
sumed at the mine in the course Of
the next few days.
The property was controlled form
erly by Charles Manley, now de-
ceased, and by G. w. Belts. both Of
Murray. The company formed for
the operation Of the Black Horse was
capitalized at 100000 shares OF
stock. On January -. 1905, Mr..
Burke and associates took an option
on the controlling interest of 10000
shares.
During the year that elapsed jan
uary "a, 1907, considerable develop
ment work was done at the property
and at the same time Mr.. Burke was
busy in financing the deal.
Seven car loads OF lead-silver ore
have been shipped from the prop
erty," said Mr.. Burke. "The lowest
OF these cars brought in over $1,000.
Things are inssuch shape that we can
start shipping in few weeks, as
soon as. the other matters are
Strengthened out. We will ship about
two cars a month until the Idaho
Northern is built to Murray"
The railroad when completed will
end at the Black Horse, making 1t
extremely convenient for shipping
purposes.
Over 1000 feet OF tunnel work has
been done on the property. one-half
OF this being in the lower tunnel.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
HERCULES sAWM|lL BURNED

1 Fire destroyed the Hercules saw
mill Monday morning.
The mill has been shut down for
the winter and the only man in the
vicinity was the workman attending
to the pumping Of water for the
Hercules boarding house. How the
fire started has not been fully deter
mined.
It is believed that most OF the
machinery will be fit for use again,
the main damage being to the
frame structure which was destroy
ed. The loss is estimated at about
.11, 800.
The sawmill will probably not be
rebuilt until summer as the mine is
well supplied with timber.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
WORK At ADVANCE
Tunnel Now in 500 Feet.
Running on Ledge
HAVE TWO MAIN. ORE LEADS
J. J. Wsleh Of Missoula Makes Exam
nation on Behalf Of Montana Stock.
holdsrs-.-Contract to bs Let

The driving Of a tunnel on the
ledge of the Advance Mining com.
pany's ground is being continued
steadily, the drift being in 800 feet
now. The work is being done by
one shift, the men having a contract
for 100 feet, half Of which has been
completed. According to the state
ment made by ]. j. Welch OF Mis-
soula, one Of the heavy stockholders
and q director, as soon as this con-
tract is completed, which will be
about March l, another contract
will be let for 100 feet 80 that there
will be no discotinuance OF opera
tions.
AT the point where the men are
working, said Mr.. Welch, the
ledge is 20 feet wide showing plenty
Of copper ore with some lead and sill
yer. We are driving to get into the
ore shoot which from surface indi-
cation will not be struck for 400
feet yet. We have the Hunter lead
and also the Snowstorm lead in the
Advance ground"
Mr.. Welch, who is a conductor
on the N. P, came to Wallace in
the interests Of the Missoula stock
holders in order to examine the
books and the progress Of the work.
He states that everything is in better
condition than ever before. The
company has the sum Of $1739.35
in the treasury. A meeting Of the
directors will be held in couple of
weeks.
The Advance company has five
claims located west Of and adjoining
the Snowstorm ground near Mullan.
The property is four miles from
Mullan and there is good wagon
road all the way.
The company plans to build a
bunk house in the spring and put
in some air pipe. Later a COM
pressor will be installed.
The claims comprising the hold
ing Of the company were originally
located by Pat Roddy Of Mullan.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
IDAHO NORTHERN RAILWAY
Annual Election Held and Force ol
Workmen Increased

Annual Election Held and Force ol
Workmen increased
The following officers and direc-
tors have been chosen for the Idaho
Northern railway for the current
year: j.,
President, B. F.. O'Neil; vice presi-
dent and manager, e. P. Spalding;
secretary and treasurer, e. L. Proeb-
sting; directors, G. w. Gibbs, w. J,
Baker and w. A, Jones, all of Wal
lace, and w. A. Cleland Of Portland
Manager Spalding announced that
another rock gang composed Of 35
men had been put to work at q
spot about two miles above Enaville
blasting out rock on the right of way
This makes a total present working
force Of considerably over 100 men
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06


the Ton
Mill tests made Of samples Of ore
taken from the property Of the Trail
Gulch Gold Mining company, near
Murray, have given satisfactory re-
turns, showing the values OF the ore
to be high. was the statement made
by A. B. Ward, one OF the main
stockholders. Tests were made from
all sorts Of samples, from picked
samples and from ore taken at ran
dom at various points in the main
tunnel. The tests were just COM
pleted recently.
Under the mill test the best OF
the samples went $500 In value to
the ton Of concentrates, said Mr..
Ward, 1T requiring two tons OF
crude ore Of the first class to make
the one ton Of concentrates. The
crude ore was mainly In the form Of
sulphide ore carrying gold with some
tellurium, lead and copper.
"The second sample, from lower
grade Of crude ore, required three
tons to make one ton Of concentrates
which gave a value Of 500. Other
samples from various places required
more crude ore and gave lower re.
turns.
I'VE also took samples from a drif,
run away from. the main tunnel and
which did not show the rich ore seer
in the main workings. The concen
trates from this gave $500 to tn,
ton, IT. taking 20 tons Of crude orr
for one of concentrates. The ore Il
mainly gold throughout.
THE main lead shows for 300(
feet on the surface. A peculiar thini
Is that IN that country gold usual.
shows on the surface but 1t does no
In this instance.
There ID another ore shoot on tn,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
Work is being continued
Wa
right

Work is being continued right
along"
The property Of the Trail 0ulch
Gold Mining company is located on
Trail gulch three miles from Murray.
Besides the quartz claims, In which
Mr.. Ward is interested, he owns =
number OF placer claims on the gulch
which he works In the summer. Con-
siderable gold has been taken from
these placer claims.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
{ Main.Standard Struck Ore.

A good strike of silver and lead
values has been made on the Main
Standard property located on Moon
creek owned mainly by Alex Murphy
Samples Of the ore show assays oi
considerable value, and 1t is stated
by Mr.. Murphy that the ore will net
the owners $50 a ton. 1t Is estimated
that the ledge is about $50 feet wide
from wall to wall.
/ The property consists Of II claimi
located on Moon creek. Two men are
being employed on the development
work. r. m +.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
BUNKER HILL AND
SULLIVAN DIVIDEND


The regular monthly divi-
dend Of the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan Mining and C0ncen-
trating company has been de-
clared for the month ending
February 1, the dividend be-
Ing $4,000. the same as last
month. The number Of the
dividend IL 1875.
This makes : total divi-
dend distributed the present
year Of $4,000 and q grand
total to date Of $s,966,00O.
4 = 4 q q 4 = q . = 3 q . Z
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
MORNING NINE
TO RESUME.

It is confidently expected
that the Morning mine at
Mullan will open up In the
near future. No definite date
has been given as yet, but 1t
Is probable that a full force of
men will be employed before
the end Of this month.
The local ONCE Of the Fed
eral Mining Z Smelling COM
pany refuses to either deny or
confirm the report.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
EAST sN0wsT0RM IS IN ORE
MnllAn Property Of c. E. Mitchsll Co.
nearing Ledge.

The crosscut tunnel on the East
Snowstorm property at Mullan is
now In ore, the face of the tunnel
being full of stringers. The tunnel
is being driven north toward the
galena ledge and the encountering
of these stringers shows that the
main ledge matter is not far on.
The company has copper ledge
on the ground, known as the
South ledge. The G. e. Mitchell
company Of Spokane has control Of
the property and is operating 1t.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06

Milwaukee line will cross three of
the claims. The claims adjoin the
Leroy property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06

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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-06
HIGH VALUES ON TRAIL GuLCH
The Ton

Concentrate. Go q High a. $500 to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-15

Washington August 14.-Captain Bald win today fulfilled the second requirement. for the acceptance of his military dirigible balloon by making two successful speed trials at Fort Myer. A week ago the afr ship was accepted so far as construction Is concerned, and tomorrow 1t is said that the endurance trial will be made. Cap tain Baldwin is allowed three flights to fulfill the endurance specifications.
 Taking advantage of the best weather conditions he has yet had, Captain Bald win was ready to make the speed trial at 6.3O this afternoon and at 633 his drigible sped across the starting line headed in a northerly direction. The course followed was a new one, and lies in the direction of Cherrydale, Va, two and sixteenth miles from the starting point.
 MT. Curtiss handling the planes and the engine, increased the speed, at the same time bringing the ship to a higher alti- tude Just before the turning point was reached, Captain Baldwin for a moment lost control of the ship and it turned half way around. He got 1t back immediately, however, but not before a minute or two had been lost On the home stretch the airship pulled evenly and at greater rate of speed than it had ever attained before. crossing the finishing line at 6:4S-15 min- utes after starting. Deducting the time