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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

! Nicholas vincent, s. Patrick ryan s. william Neal
T. James Mcdonald stroke: George Hayden Coxswain).
second New York University, third Time. 6:23
Junior four-oared gigs-Non by Wahnetah Club
Of Flushing: Long Island Grover Munson. bow: Frank
] Cleary. coxswain5 First Bohemian Boat Club Gui,
skrvanck bow Charles sahina 2 John Wesley. 3: Will
Crescent Boat Club. of Philadelphia third No time
taken.
Junior centipede-won by Union Boat Club albert
3; Henry Doran. strokey: Metropolitan Rowing Club q.
slattery, bow; l. Cans. No. . g TasseI. B;
F Harrington. stroke second Nopareil Rowing Club.
third. No time taken.
Senior single sculls-Won by Miller New York
Athletic Club: William Mehrhof, Nassau Boat Club.
ond: Fred Juesse. Metropolitan Rowing Club. third
Time 7:i5.
International four-oared gigs-Won by Columbia Uni
yersity Rowing Club G'. Renshaw bow: F. Sanders. No
wood. coxswain; Hudson Boat Club IF. Spuehler. bow
H Heresee. No 2: W j. Spence. No ,; J. J. Emery.
Association OF Philadelphia. third. No time taken.
Senior esht-oared shells-Won by New York Athletic
Club IF. W. Wheeler bow; q. g. Gibson. No 2 l.. t.
Reyas No. r J. Eoyau. No. 4; +. Kiln. Ne. s. y.
Boyle. No. c: H l. Brown. No. 4 {. Kusche stroke
W. Swan. coxswainD; Columbia University Rowing
Club Oh Kenney. W. Herbert >: G. Pitt. No
F FSp no F. 0toh Stroke W he d Do
son ccxsvain). second. Only No time
of Commerce Barr Garvin, bow; Willard Croft No p
McCahill No. 3: Conrad koegler. No 4: Robert Nc
feeer No I: Frank o'Nen stroke: ward Kremer
coNswainl: De Witt Clinton r. kneyals bow: R. chaplin
No =; w p Chaplin. jr. No }; l. Wetherby. No. 4
G. Watson. No. 5; 7. Mtell No. 6; R Ditmars No =
f, Bird stroke: A, n Birmingham. coxswain), second
stuyvesant High School third. Time 456.
9 quinn, stroke; Sonpareil Rowing cub waiter
charles stenkap. stroke. second Only two starters
No time taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
THIRTY-FOOTERS IN RACE.
The Nepa Vins Sea7canhakd Co
rinthidn Clubs Opening Event.

After the customary ceremonies OF putting the
searanhaka Cornthian Yacht Club In commission
at Oyster Bay yesterday. at which COMMODORE
Frank 7 Gould was in command. on board his
rapsbtn the HeIenita two races sailed over
the short inside course.
Tho starters In the So-foot class were Johnston
de Forests Nepsi. ". J. Matheson's Melody and w
e Roosevelt's Dahinda. They finished in that order.
the Nepsi winning by three seconds. In the 15-foot
class E c. Henderson's Flicker the winner. by
30 seconds, from e S. Wizards Sabrina. The Imp,
the Grilse the Thelema and the Graylins were the
other starters.
The yachtsmen present at the reception on board
the flagship included ex-Commodore z. C. Benedict
DIR. George r. Van de Water. Franklin Plummer. F
s. Sith.rs. Colgate Hoyt. Percy F. Weeks. r o.
Bacon and F. G.. Stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
DOG SHOP At MINEOL4.
Ladies Kennel Association Reports
Total of I.I41 Entries.

James Mortimer announced yesterday that 1,I47
entries had been received for the annual show
Of the Ladies Kennel Association Of America at
Nineola June and ;. The Pomeranans lead
with IS entries. while the sporting spanies. bull
dogs and Irish terriers well represented There
ia entries in the variety classes.
The various breeds represented follows
S.. Bernards. !; Great Danes. Is Russian wolf
hounds, % deerhounds 5. greyhounds. Z; EsQui-
Tnaus. p, foXhoUnds. o; pointers. %; settlers 81
TetrIevers. 70, Chesapeake Bay dogs. !: sporting
spaniels 53 beasles, -; dachshunde, coIies Sc;
old English sheepdogs 70 poodles. f3; chow elbows.
-. Dalmatians, 80 bulldogs. %. Airedales, 1s:
bun terriers. 81 French bulldogs IS: Boston ter
rieis a. fox terriers 40; Irish terriers 50: Scotch
terriers q Roseneath terriers 4 Welsh terriers 25
black and terriers. 3. skye terriers !: Dande
Dinrnont terriers 9. Schpperkes, q: Pomeranians.
s.. English toy spaniels "A: japanese spaniels o.
Pekinese snanIels. .. puss l. Yorkshire terriers /;
Maltese terriers. >; Grffons IA toy poodes !; mis-
cellaneous. , and variety classes. la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
ONLY ONE TEAM FOB Ik1ERcoLLgeIAres

Utica. \ Y. May 5o-The INTERCOLLEGIATE track
meet Of the New York State League, which in
cludes Rochester. Union. Hamilton. Hobart and
Colgate held az Hamilton to-day with Col
gate the only competitors Hamilton and
Tnlon withdrew from the contest some weeks ago
but Rochester and Hobart word they would
be represented They did appear and did not
Offer any excuses Colgate much dis
pleased tonight result and have definitely
announced that they Will withdraw from the league
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

COLUMBIA TE4M LOSES
Uykagyl Country Club Hins Had
Fought Team Match.

In match over the links Of the Wykazyl Com.
try Club yesterday the home team defeated @.
Iur1bia 70 I The Wykagyl members also con.
peted IN holiday handicap. eighteen holes =
par which won by F B Mclean, who f.
fshed 2 down Eugene Valentine ended dow
and won second prize. IN the Anal Of the Na7
handicap. Glass B. c. NJ ReIyea wOn from " ?
Stevenson by default. while IN Class r N Han.
tIton beat L 2. Gray by Up and . 70 play.
The summary OF the team match follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
COLI &BTA
coNNIE DOYLE EASILY DEFENDS I'LL

Washington May 3o.-Connie Doyle. q this cir
easily defended his title Of champion 81 the Td1a
Atlantic States Tennis Association to-daN. ne "a
feated Wallace Johnson. Of Philadelphia. inter
scboIss-fo chsn1pfon on the courts Ct the Bachss
ors' Tennis Club. Doyle won the arst three sets
50 Is. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

Serior double sculs-Desd heat Nenswood Boat CI
George karVsn bow. John Fortune strokeb New YorL
Athletic Club &C. L. Stewart, G Quinn stroket
NonIaTeil Rowing Club third Time. 7.13
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

Junior double sculls-Won by Bohemian 81
Club Joseph Suchanek. bow: Frank IaznovsIzy. srok
Metropolitan Rowing Club g. ". Hallner. bow: q.
way. strokeD. second staten Island Boat Club III
Daly. hoR. r. Z Dupuy, strokel. third. tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
EGAN BEATEN FOR SOUTHERN TITLE

Memphis May O.-Nelson Whitney Of New Or
leans. won the Southern golf championship tn.
links OF the Country Club here this afternoon de-
feating H. Chandler Egan the one-tir1- national
champion. by up and to play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

Intermediate double scuns-Won by r'nion Boa- Club
Edward bow Perry Herman. srokey. Hudson Boat
club w J Spencer bow J. J. Emery. stroke) second
Nassau club Warren A. kohler. bow. Edwin {;
Tonk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

Junior single sculls-Non by Rudolph Vrtacek Ftrs,
Bohemian 3oat Club; ". r. Downey Mutual powins
Club. Of Buffalo second. p J. Walsh. Nassau Boat CInh
Time 40 N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

Veteran senior single scus-Won By William NJ Anna
Mutual Rowing Club Of Buffalo n Y, Charles z Bulge
Union Boat Club. Albany. y Y. second. = r Mule
Nassau Boat Club. third
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
.sN0NsT0RM PAYS $6o,000.
Stockholders Will Receive Larger Divi-
dend Than for Preceding Months

The Snowom mine will pay 100000 in dividends this month
This at the rate OF and increase Of per
$1,000 the regular rate This company paid s360000 in dv
dends during 1907 but unable sbue profits October
year. owing inability market sufficient quantities ore In
October payments resumed at the rate OF rs 00o With the De-
cembr dividend stockholders will have received $5O00 this year.
equal to 10 cent the capital In discussing the advanced
Wilbur Greenough is quoted as saying
We shipped 10000 tons in November which such very
large increase in but the running better and conditions
generally improved all of which consideration in
creasing the diviGend.'
1t is understood the company building up substantial surplus
fund.
Advantageous made by the Snowsom Mining company
with the various smeter exclusively announced THE MINER
al weeks ago has with the Boston Montana Great
Falls the Butte Reduction Works. the Wahoe smecr at Anaconda
the Consolidated Smelling and Mining company of Canada and the
Tacoma Smelling company The great demand The ship
ments in 1908 averaged AGA copper and 629
silver This from the slopes above No tunnel where there
sufficient blocked supply 500 day for three years
present the grade Of being shipped said considerably higher
ngs for the year ended August 9Os $751; the earnings
$500 OOO The report also shows that Improvements have
been added during the consisting of machinery machine shop
large boarding house. dry and cottages and Office The company
also patented mining claims and four additional
located and the work done hem giving the
clear title to all its main group of claims.
The company about due its vein the No. level The
vein will be $50 feet deeper than No and the will be
about $500 feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
.usT0N WORK BEING PUSHED

Work at the property of the
Liston Mining company is going
ahead rapidly.
The completion Of new out-build.
ings, quarters for the miners,
blacksmith shop, 20 X 40, stable,
laying the pipe line to carry com.
pressed air for power drills in the
lower tunnel and more than lOO
feet Of tunnel is the result of one
months work.
The lower tunnel will have a
length Of nearly 1000 feet, and will
develop the vein to a depth of 1900
feet. The advisability OF doing
some further development work by
the use OF diamond drill from the
face Of the upper tunnel is being
considered. A force of men have
been kept busy for several months
past getting out mining timbers
and cord wood for use durin, the
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
CONTRACT ON MOON CREEK
Shaft Will be Sunk Additional 200 Ft.;
Work to Start at Once

contract for 200 feet Of sinking has been let by the Moon Greek
Mining company Wm Stokes and Fritz Bell Of Kellogg The shaft
down III feet following the ledge angle Of 30 degrees
Some working the ume and getting things in readiness
around the property avoid interruption when the work Of
sinking commenced which will be within the next week.
The Moon Greek property located Moon creek about miles
up OF nine claims with mill sites and rights has
aumc long which furnishes power for 4d compressor
and generator sufficient develop electric for so lamps Of 16
candle power which the shaft tunnel and mine buildings il
Illuminated There boarding and bunk house capable Of
ing 2 men, managers residence and blacksmith
shop equipment said by competent be the equal of any
size the country and the present hoist sufficient handle
to depth Of 400 feet.
expected that the present will be completed between
April and Is and indications that good body will be reached
depth The ledge heavily mnerazcd has improve.
the company.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
NINE MAKERS GETTING BUSY
Plans Projected For Attracting Visitors
Here During A. Y. P. Exposition

The Mine Makers Association planning active publicity
paign During the months preceding the national election felt
that great Of good could be accomplished politics claimed
the attention of all.
The meeting held Monday evening we'll attended and the
con unanimous get work without further delay
warrant the expectation that will be
the country and particularly in the Occur dAlenes
committee consisting Of President H F. Samue Vice Presidents
Wallace and John Noqust and Director Wesley Everett
appointed visit the railroad representatives and business
cooperation in the work The railroad agents readily
acquesced and will distribute literature of the Occur Aen district
all points along their lines desired by the association All business
who have been talked to far have readily consented to aid in the
good work and planned prepare attractive matter descriptive
the country and its latent which be mailed along with
regular correspondence
The association believes that the Alaska Yukon exposition furnishes
excellent chance for people who desire the Occur dAenes
arrangements will be made bring many exposition visitors
possible this district Arrangements will be perfected later extend
every facility for sightseeing such visitors and the plans pro-
cted carried there will be influx of strangers and un
doubedy many will be attracted by extraordinary op
portunes for investment offered here.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
ORE RUNS HIGH
Smelter Returns Show $49.53 per ton
Net. Runs 25% Copper

The Swaska Copper Mining company has received
carload Of shipped to the Tacoma ore netted the co.
$40 53 ton averaged 25 per copper and carried
small values silver and gold The charges per
ton and the freight $3.50 per ton
The broken down in the workings the surface
but drifting lower down the body greater dh
said Secretary George Marowe In this
within few feet Of the surface this being dred on
On cossutng found the vein be 40 wide carrying copper
values assaying from to 35 per
Now that the has been tested satisfactorily problem
to raise funds for the erection of concentrating plant il
successful in this regular shipments will be made
The shipped the Northern Pacific loaded
Mogans the transportation point deliver there
necesaed ferryng the Mssoua river entang
This spur has been the Chicago Milwaukee
& St. Paul will be side Of the river
The company group 10 claims near Carter between the
Keystone and the King T. Queen mines.
The principal stockholders Thomas Marowe oi Mssou j.
Mcdonald of Superior Montana and W. w. Bxby and George H.
Marowc Of this city.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
RAILWAY TUNNEL IS 4 M|ME|

The big Milwaukee tunnel at
Taft, Montana, is developing into
copper mine. Men employed in
the tunnel say it is running diagon-
ally into the vein and for the past
700 feet there has been trouble in
catching up the grounl, for a time
necessitating the suspension OF bor-
ing until it could be made safe.
The ore is said to assay 4 per cent
copper at depth Of about 400 feet.
The discovery Of this ore will be
OF little benefit to prospectors
further than to give them tn,
course Of the lead, the ground hav-
ing been taken by the railroad to
provide for just such possibility.
The ground was known to le
eral-bcaring and to head off
any mining suits the company
located a number Of mining claims
employing old-timc prospectors Of
this district for the purpose, most
Of them from Mullan, they being
more familiar with that section Of
the country than those from other
districts. OF course, the work done
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10

Tunnel Was in 400 Feet December a.
Good Progress is Being Made

Manager Louis aqush has made the following report stock
holders the Mineral Farm Mining under Of December
I'VE have far been able exceed expectations
OF with tunnel No. The tunnel 400 day. Thi.
makes 125 feet for the month We hope be able 70 maintain or
increase this of progress Our force thoroughly osanised
moving like well oiled machine We show At least 500 eet Of
completed tunnel on January LIST
We wish to impress upon the stockholders necessity
medacy notifying the secretary change Of address Also
absolutely essential that remng the number Of
cae number of shares and which issued given Tho
secretary This will the stockholders from paying the
somebody else stock and having their stock sold
Each stakeholder should send i'll for transfer stock he
that not in his own the secretary provided with
address this will insure receipt of all md notices from the
should be borne in mind that the nearly 20 stock
holders and is impossible for the secretary them posted unless
the books
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
M|LL|ONA|RES BUY THE RENO
A. w. McCune and Walter Mckay De.
velop Property near Great Western

The Reno group miles above Burke the guh from the
Excelsior and the railroad from the Great Western mne to b
taken by A. W. McCune Of Salt Lake and Walter Mckay Port
land, men who have made millions in mining.
The deal closed yet but the papers drawn and will be
signed this week They have that strong force will be
put by February to drive 1200o tunnel to catch the
depth.
Messrs McCun and Mckay did not visit the property themselves
stopping the Galena which principally owned by Mr. McCune and
having Salt Lake before he had chance examine the
Reno but they sent Joseph Emaw expert who carefully examined
the property and the Great Western and report that the decision
take the Reno largely due to the splendid showing Of the
Great Western which better day. and without question
Of the future mines Of the district,
The Reno the property Tom Ryan and Charles Ekes who
have lived there and worked steadily There splendid surface
showing development has proved the existence Of exceptionally
strong They cout tunnel $50 feet and then ded 400
feet Altogether there has been about 1000 feet of development
peted. The tunnel will give depth Of 700 feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
RUNNING TUNNEL on ECLIPSE

The tunnel on the Eclipse group
is now in over 100 feet. It is being
run on a cross vein which will inter-
sect one Of the big ledges that cross
the claims.
The company owns four claims
about 1900 feet north Of the Snow
storm and higher up the hill.
/ It is believed that the lower ledge,
where a copper showing has been
found, extends through the Snow
shoe and into the Snowstorm.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10

by the railroad is more than is re-
quired by the mining laws Of the
government as annual assessment
Of 500 for each claim and as all
the claims can be developed from
this big tunnel the work will hold
good for this year. What the CON-
pany will do to hold them for next
year remains to be seen, but it is
probable it will apply for patent to
the ground under the mineral laws
requiring at least $500 worth Of
work to be done for each claim be-
fore the patent can issue.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
MACHINERY FOR DANNEMORA

Arrangements being made to equip the Danpemoa
pery with machinery in the spring to be operated by water
the company having rights ample to develop
times the power required at present.
Good ore is being opened up in the lower tunnel which in
WO feet Five hundred feet of drifting has been done The
ledge II feet wide with two feet of good concentrating copper
and silver
The property consists of six claims Taft Montana,
about $500 feet from the railroad and there timber the
ground sufficient to meet the companys demands for % years
The development in charge Of Oscar Nordquist Of the
principal stockholders. Walter H. Hanson secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
SINK ON GOVERNMENT cUlCH

The Government Gulch Mining &
Development company is making
preparations to install a hoist cap
able of sinking the shaft to the $50
foot level. The hoist will be install
ed in the tunnel in which the shaft
has already been sunk to depth OF
so feet by hand work. Where the
ore was discovered the mountain is
fiat, making the property sinking
proposition.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
ATLANTIC co. REORGANIZED

The Atlantic Mining company has been rcorganzed and
promises to become active had become practically dead
New ground will be purchased work started develop
ent possible The officers and directors elected for
the ensuing year are
Walter J. Brackng president; F. NJ Rothrock Of Spokane
vice PRESIDENT Otto A. Osson secretary treasurer Charles
samuels and A. H. Feathersone directors. The meeting
enthusiastic and all favor OF reorganization 1t is
capitalized at 81 600 600, divided into 81 shares
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10

Some time ago, in driving its
long tunnel to tap the vein Of the
Last Chance mine at greater depth,
necessitating driving through the
claims of the Government Gulch
Mining & Development company,
the Federal company cut the vein
of the latter exposing fine body
of galena ore. It was then decided
to sink the shaft in the tunnel to
the 250-foot level and then drift to.
ward the point where the Federal
cut the ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
NlPslc BEING WELL DEVELOPED

The lower crosscut tunnel Of the
Nipsic, on Sunset Peak. is now IL,
$50 feet and it is expected that the
vein will be encountered within the
next $50 feet. Three n1sn are EN-.
ployed and will continue At work
all winter. &
The No. 4 tunnel, now bsins tpr-
ed, will tap the orc body at ! depth
Of 453 feet. A body Of three icet Of
solid galena was opened 10 thcupper
workingc. Norman Ehhlsy il ths
manager Of the proIArtJ.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
winter months.

winter months.
Already 1900 feet Of tunnel work
has been done disclosing q we'll
defined vein carrying fair values in
lead and silver. The company hiss
patented the mail, part Of its hold
ings, installed modern machinery
and equipment and built an
excellent wagon road. four and y
half miles giving eaty access to the
property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-12-10
REINDEER NOW IN 1000 FEFT

The Reindeer tunnel driven 23S feet in the month of
November making total Of approximately 1000 feet,
leaving 500 feet to be made II the present main
aned the contract let to John Nodqust will be completed
March. \.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-28
BIG LOSS OF LIFE In
EARTHQUAKE In
EUROPE
TBy Associated Press. !

Rome, Dec 2S.-Violent earth
quake shocks We're telt in Calabria
this morning.
Serious damage resulted from the
shocks and there We're some casual
ties at Mileto, Gonadi and Stefanco-
nj. At the latter place the disturb
anoe was the most severe.
The center of the disturbance was
in Sicily and the greatest loss of life
occurred in this island. Reports are
vet incomplete. but it is known that
the people everywhere We're thrown
into confusion.
At Catlannisetta. town of 10000,
number of houses were shaken
down and the inhabitants fled to the
streets.
At Catania the shock lasted for 20
seconds.
At Agosta the prisoners in the To-
cal Jail escaped through the praying
crowds in the streets. Troops We're
called out and quiet was restored.
The latest from Calabria says that
3 dead and 60 wounded have been
rescued from the ruins of Stefanconi.
The troops everywhere are engaging
in the work of rescue.