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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15
THE BEAD LAKE MINES
Reported on by Randall H. Kemp,
Mining Engineer.

Spokane, Wash. Oct. 6, 1908.
w. f. Allen, Esq, Secretary OF the
Bead Lake Gold-Copper Mining
and Milling Co.
Dear Sir-Having just completed
an examination of the mineral
claims of the Bead Lake Gold
Copper Mining and Milling Co.,,
which was made at your instance
and request, | herewith hand you
the result of such Investigations.
LOCATION OF PROPERTY.
All of the mineral claims Of the
company, each being l5OOx6OO
feet, are located in Stevens county,
Washington, and are on the east
side of the Pend Oreilie river, dis
tant from the town OF Newport
about seven miles in northwestern y
direction. The Pend Oreille river,
which is reached over a splendid
wagon road from the main tunnel
on the property, Is navleable for
large steamboats, all the year. eX-
cept during extreme winter weather,
and now connects with the Great
Northern and the Idaho K Wash
ingtOn Northern railways at New
port. Surveys for the extension OF
the latter railway down the river
have been made. and the funds are
ready for its construction. The
distance by wagon road to the
steamer landing is about three
miles.
The property of your company
lies in the Cabinet range Of noun
taina, which are in line with the
great mineral bearing areas of this
portion of the northwest. and the
Justly celebrated mines of :hesCoeul
d'Alenes, in North Idaho and the
equally valuable mines of British
Columbia are southerly and north
erly of this point respectively.
FORMATION AND VEIN FILLING.
As whole it may be claimed
that the formation or country rock
is igneous, principally diorite, al
though some granite and porphyr,
are in evidence as we'll as one
sedimentary rock-massive quartz
lite. On account of the surface be-
ing covered to such a depth with
wash or drift, and there being sc
few natural exposures, it is difficult
to give an exact description of the
strike and dip of the formation
The vein filling, or matrix of tn,
ore is principally a massive quart;
carrying chalcopyrite, or the yellow
sulphide of copper, with othe1
forms of the same metal, such a.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15

bornite, malacite and azurlte. In
several openings | found tale and
different forms of vein matter, and
in many instances slickensldes,
this latter denoting that the veins
extend downward to great depth.
The different veins are from few
inches to many feet in width,
sometimes of such thickness that
the width could not be determined
without considerable extra work.
should be noted that considerable
galena, or sulphide of lead, shows
in most of the quartz also. | care
fully examined the ore in all the
openings and on the dumps of the
claim belonging to your company
as we'll as those of the Conquest
and other mines in that vicinity,
and find that outside the shipping
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centrating material, and | am con-
WINGED that concentra ton is the
only needed improvement in that
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That the veins extend downward
hoo,d aoc+;cn ~, ,ho rono,o.+
a shaft has been sunk to a depth
of $50 feet below the level of the
flat. which is several hundred feet
lower elevation than the apex of
the vein on the mountain where
considerable ore has been extracted.
In the tunnel of the Bead Lake
Gold-Copper Mining and Milling
Co.. at a depth of several hundred
feet from the surface. three or more
veins one of them being 20 feet or
more in width, also proves this
fact Then added to these are the
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15
PHYSICAL FEATURES.

All of the claims of the Bead
Lake company are situated on a
high mountain at quite an eleva-
ton above the bench lands of the
Pend Oreille. The base of the
mountain is approximately 300
feet above the stream and the YER
teal height above sea level about
24SO feet There is an abundant
growth of fir, tamarack, black pine,
cedar and other timber suitable for
mining, domestic and other pur-
poses. There is an ample supply
of water at a convenient distance
for concentrating works whenever
such a plant may be installed. A
splendid wagon road leads from the
base of the mountain to Conquest
landing on the river and Also to
Newport.
EQUIPMENT.
A list If the building. machinery
and other assets of the company
comprises the following:
Boiler Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Compressor - 1900
Machine drills ....... 100
Diamond drill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Steam pump 60
Inside and outside air recei vers ... 225
Air aud water pi pc 200
Drills and material ............. $50
Track iron ..-.. 300
Blacksmith outfit, small tools. .......... l25
Cost of installing machinery . 300
Wood car and dump car ............... 30
All buildings power house, cook house,
bunk house, office building and cabins 1900
Total $3.50
Development consists of tunnel,
21OO feet; drifts from tunnel, 100
feet; one shaft sunk on vein, 100
feet, and various drifts open cuts
and drifts on the Mary Boone group
of claims. It should be stated that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20
Charged With Throwing Acid.

BALTIMORE. February 20. John
Kriegenhofer. aged thirty-five years. a
laborer. 1541 Pennsylvania avenue, was
released in 81 900 bail for action of grand
jury on charge of assaulting Miss Frieda
Linnemann. 1921 North Bethel street,
about two weeks ago. In the man the
police claim they have captured the one
who has been throwing vitriol on the gar
ments of girls and women and also on
several men in East and Northeast Balti-
more. principally. for many months past.
At the hearing police officers who have
known the accused man for a number OF
years stated that in their opinion, krieg-
enhofer Is not responsible for his actions
A number of witnesses also testified to
the same effect. KriegenhOfer. accord
ing to testimony. made confession that
he threw acid on Miss Linnemann and
said that he would not do IL again. At
the hearing. however. Kriegenhofer de-
MED that he had thrown any acid anf
talked in a rambling manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL ROAD
Reminder Bulletin

Next Saturday, February
p. is Washington's Birthday
and a National Holiday.
Next to Easter Sunday,
Washington's Birthday is the
biggest day of the Spring
Season at Atlantic City; and
as it occurs on Saturday this
year it offers an exceptional
opportunity for an over-Sun-
day outing, or a longer stay,
at the great American resort.
There is much to attract
and to enjoy at Atlantic City
at all seasons of the year.
The great boardwalk with
its rolling chairs and its COM
handing view of the oceans
sweep is always there. The
piers with their music, the
great hotels with their social
life, the out-of-door exercise
are all perennial attractions.
The increasing popularity
of Atlantic City is accentu-
ated by its accessibility. 1t
is less than five hours from
Washington by the fast ex-
press trains of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20

to step aside and let some of the younger
active democrats work in the harness.
SITUATION IN REVIEW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20

! want every chronic rheumatic to throw
and give MUNYON'S 3x RHEUMATISM CURE
trial. No matter what your doctor may say
20 natter how prejudiced you may he against all
Eist and get q bottle of the Ok RHEUMA-
TlSM CURE There are 100 doses IN q
bottle. and as one lady says. "Every tablet
70 worth more than diam of the same
SIZE" A few doses VIII take away all aches
eee bottle Is used
fel3.2Q.21 -~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20
ESCAPING GAS FATAL.
Justice Edmond X. Buchanan OF
Baltimore Found Dead.

od1tlnOXS OOAo kCa0s
BALTIMORE, February 2O.-Justice Ed
nond Key Buchanan of West Baltimore
street. who had been civil magistrate of
Baltimore for many years. and who was
a son OF the late James NJ. Buchanan, at
one time United States minister to Den
mark and a second cousin OF President
James Buchanan Of the United States.
was found dead In his bed yesterday
morning having been asphyxiated by IL
Eliminating gas. The police believe that
Justice Buchanan's death was accidental.
The rubber tube which connected gas
radiator in his room with the pipe Joined
it about an inch from the cock which
turned the gas on and off the Illuminating
jet. 1t is supposed by the police that
when Mr.. Buchanan went to bed on Tues
day night he accidentally turned on the
radiator cock when he turned out the
other Jet.
Justice Buchanan leaves a wife and two
children, a boy and a girl. Among his
effects was found letter from hts mother.
who lives at 716 10Th street northwest
Washington, d. c. This letter is dated
September 10. 1907, and is directed to
Justice Buchanan at pa North Broad
way. The house is now vacant. A
brother. James. lives in Washington.
Justice Buchanan was born in Balti-
more about sixty-fve years ago. and was
the son of the late James Madison Blu
chanan.. q distinguished lawyer. He was
Of distinguished lineage, President James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20

Mrs. Ludlow. who has been in this
city for several weeks, is reported to
have said that she had not demanded
possession of the Ludlow mansion at
Oakdale, L. l., nor had Admiral Ludlow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20

Buchanan having been a cousin. and
President James Madison having been a
member of his family on the other side.
For many years he was a resident of
Northeast Baltimore. and was for a long
time prominent i'm politics there, having
been in 1895 president of the Sixth Ward
Democratic Association. For about ten
years his office was located on Aisquith
street between Gay and Monument streets.
His family has figured more or less promi-
nently in the history of the city for near
ly century, and the wife OF the late
Lloyd Rogers. who sold Druid Hill Park
tract to the city. was a Buchanan and "A
member of his family. The old Buchanan
and Rogers burying ground is i'm the
park, and the Elks are making an effort
TO get permission to inter Justice Bu-
chanan's body there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20
LICENSE TO BUY WEAPONS.
Chicago Requires Purchaser to Have
Permit From City.

CHICAGO. February 2O.-A crusade be-
gan three weeks ago against carrying
concealed weapons has resulted in a dras-
tic ordnance which has the sanction Of
Mayor Busse and a majority Of the coun-
Gil. 1t provides that no person In Chicago
may buy weapon. either pistol or dag
ger, without a license and permit from
the city.
All persons now owning revolvers,
whether they carry them or not. must
take out a license for the weapon. In adj
dition to the license. persons who desire
to carry weapons must obtain permit.
This is expected to put an end to indis-
criminate shootings. The crusade is due
to the killing of three policemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20

surrendered 1t to her. She said there is
no question of ownership. She bought the
property ten years ago with her own
money, it stands in her name and no one
has even questioned her title to it. she
said.
When she bought the mansion there
was in 1t caretaker, who had been
employed there four years. Mrs. Lud-
low continued him in her employment
and he has been there ever since. Re
Gently the caretaker failed in health and
was unable to attend to the. property.
1t finally became necessary. Mrs. Ludlow
said, that she get a new caretaker, whom
she has since installed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20
wEEPs OVER DEPARTURE.
Admiral Ludlow Leaves for Mexico
After Which Wife Occupies Home.

NEW YORK, February 2O.-Rear Ad-
miral Nicoll Ludlow, U. S. NJ, who has
for many years been a resident o. Oak
dale, l.. l., said goodbye to his numer-
Gus friends and faithful servants there
yesterday and took his departure. He
said he would go to Mexico for u couple
of months and visit his brother there.
The aged seaman shed many tears as
he took his leave of the old Ludlow
mansion. He also visited st. Johns
cemetery on the place and wept over
the tombs which held the bodies of his
parents and others of his kin.
Mrs. Ludlow. who was Miss Mclean
of Washington, d. c., married the ad-
has not been seen here for many
months, will now take up her residence
in the mansion with her son, who is
Deputy Police Commissioner Bugher Of
New York. Neighbors pretend not to
Mrs Ludlow, and the servants in the
house refuse to speak of the matter,
but it is known that she remained at her
home in Washington.
When the Ludlows were married the
admiral. following Admiral Dewey's
example. signed over the mansion here
to his wife while they were on their
honeymoon trip, and she has now come
to take possession of 1t. The work Of
packing up the belongings OF the ad-
miral has been going on for some time
and yesterday the last of them were
shipped away.
Mrs. Ludlow arrived at Oakdale be-
fore her husband had left. but she re-
fused to 60 to the mansion until he had
vacated it. and remained at the little
railway station in the interval. After
the old naval officer had taken his de-
parture she entered the house and or
dered an entirely new set of furniture.
Mrs Ludlow, who has been in this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20
Campaign Club Formed-Meetings
for Discussion of Candidates.

A republican campaign club to be COM
posed Of soldiers, sailors and marines OF
the civil war, the insurrection In the Phil
ippines and the war with Spain was
formed last night at 1906 street. At
the preliminary meeting William A.
Hickey presided and Gen. Andrew s. Burt
was Endorsed for delegate to the national
republican presidential convention at Chi
cago.
announcement was made today that a
meeting of the United Republican Clubs
of the District of Columbia will be held
this evening at 800 9Th street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
To Demonstrate
The
Wireless Telephone
MONEY TRANSFERRED sy 7ELscRApH.
MESSAGE RECEIVED YESTERDAY FROM NE


Henveru e eeh d
@Hn uepatoH d ii
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Facsimile Received Los Angeles Office Collins Wireless Tee
phone Co., from Officer Board u S. S. Minnesota
Now at Magdaena Bay
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Collins Wireless Telephone as an Investment

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Sen pOljtiife SartiIaup

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Sames S6oolcraft Sherman, er
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til &%rigSminilter. s oenac Sitting
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og &ompetence fr 9oaen ION t oue
andre ofentIige 5tiainger, ban
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gfoor 9eierne benuenber zig til Solf, Der
aperterer i glabet, enten tor at tsbe hos benz
eler for at faa Cplpsnin9 ON bet aperterebe,
bebes 0e altib omtole, at Ge iuo 4pertisIez
mentet bette Slab. Oct ril pare til 9ens
fibi9 Nptte.
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ue unlute Bnn0tnuter
A1r8I1nent % 9ireprultnent*

far inOebuft. @eo ocn repu6lifan-
lie @ationnlfonpention t Chicago
ff ban Nominutionen til Il. q.
@~rGiiOent % Ct oltiaa iii polgt til
@rGiioent.
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nAmerifa~, JON bar 6ieffet iaa
bit ON at reuie Yresien, b1trOe bic
Jet goOe Gfsempel peo at bolOe pisie
ngooe" SnorrebiQeOer borte fra
Drts fprite SIDE. 9ette piIoe / bpert
6alO funrte pi0ne ON min6re 9(rrig-
itab.
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0}r. s. y. G6riitianielt @eit
&ranG, Soma, beOer os oplpie, at
ugiaa %oit. 9}prop ira GeOer Sails
Geltog / Oeres @tisiionSmooe. Oct
er peo en- 6eiltagelie 6lepen ltOe-
labt i 0}eOOelelien Oerom / Of"
ii 6. Oft.