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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-08-13

REPORT OF CROP CONDITION.
Bureau of Statistics of Agricultural
Department Issue Bulletin.

The crop reporting board of the
bureau of statistics of the depart
ment OF agriculture In a bulletin is
sued Friday shows that the condition
of corn on August 1 was 82.5 per
cent. of a normal. as compared with
S2.S last month, S2.S on Aug. 1,
1907, and S3.1, the 10-year average
on August /. The condition in the
Southern States was:
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-08-13
BARBER SLABS WIFE.
Narrowly Escapes Being Lynched
by Angry Mob.

At Burlington. N. j, angered and
jealous because his wife wished to
go for a walk. Adam Popiel. a bar
ber. Thursday night stabbed the wo-
mar and IN turn vas almost lyncheI
by an angry mob.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-08-13
COW WRECKS A TRAIN.
Four Persons Killed In Accident on
Texas Tram Road.

Four persons were killed and four
others were injured, two probably
fatally, when an engine on the tram
road OF the Livingston Lumber Com
pany struck COW and plunged into
deep ravine, near Livingston,
Texas Friday.
The dead: Watson Scott, en-
gineer; Fayette Rogers, fireman;
Finis PEBBLES, Henry Young. color
ed. Brad Hickman and young man
named Clark. are perhaps fatally
injured, while the negroes are less
seriously injured.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-08-13
HEADQUARTERS AT CHICAGO.
Chairman Mack to Open There.
Finance Committee.

The Democratic national head
quarters opened for the season at
the Auditorium Annex Wednesday
Chairman Mack, of the national com
mittee. accompanied by Roger c.
Sullivan, of Illinois, have arrived
in Chicago.
Chairman Mack is expected to an
nounce the membership of the finan-
ce committee and various sub-com
mittees not yet appointed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

TT. z. SilSbee bat ods Frubtsnt oef1it. CT.
CtmUrtbplocit, IN bcilcu. Anufcits bciBt odS
uorlrcitlihc WUitel, IuClheS fb berciis in pteIen
i~duielo. lclnir ocH Standardization Sdaen bon
itlnbta bcpubrt bat. & 0cuitedbter 4 60.
Gor 2llG, gtcp. 9orL fttdcn cirem Jeoen. Ser
G.. %bctldiQt Dhiiier mo @cbruihsdnipeifnna
l%oiie1iret Huh nleu I6eilen Der 8ereiniateIi
tbeicH. Nlltct Guh Dor H"u6n6muuger. adiet
onraut oub ole uuicrihriit BON Z. silsbee. Or,
p Ito dut teoer Scltc Der Sbabtel %befinoet.
~Wio. mi, Sr ISySD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Ginc NatiOnal Gpnicrcn5 ser Pr.
bcitSlulru.

Ncm Dorf, 10. NualtIt. 49,
NSln. $. Gait bat Sem Gomitc, mclr
DIES nit &or6crcitmacn fir cine am
%. September bier SIT cr0iincnoe
9totionol 2 Gonicrcn} ser 2lrbcitS.
Ioicn ~bcid)diti0t lit, pon Not springs,
&u., ans Acid)ricbcn, Oob cr niGt I'M
Stau0e iciu miro, Scr &criammluutg
bci3umobncn. Ginln0ml9cn 3llr Be
tb%cililunq mltr0cn oIl6 an &rn. s.
@runn unO an G6oS. 9. Niagcn, GrG,
ii0entifnit5 . GouOi0otcn Scr lllab.
bd~ngigfeita -Fortei, 9cihidt. Si9gcn
bat occeptirt, lp0brcno &rDou'5 2lnt,
mort nod nidt norlicBt.
eugene q. Qcb@, ErGii0cntihoit8.
GnnOioot Ser So5ioliitcu, meldcm
cbcufoaS cine GinIn0un1 }ugcididt
muroc, BAT OanfcnO obAelcbnt. ST
ertIGrt, icinc Champagne 2(rbciten
licBcn ibnt feline 3eit iiir o~nocruci.
tigc Neifd iti1ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Gcinltntluic r0adtrcitcr" Iroicijc.

Wurrun &uy 10. 9luguit. -
Gle Sitrp in ocm Fro5ciic gcgcn ocn
dis oNodtrcitcr" at1eflugten Safe
GaiS bat iih uid)t cini0cn fonnen ulo
nlle an0ereu ol}afrcitcr" Ero3ciie
ijno bis sum n62lten @crift3tcrmin
oeridlo6en uor0ch, o1 iidl Die StootS-
nnmolti6ait mO Die &crt5ci0iguna
nidt iibcr sic 6roGc pcrit1n0igcn
tonltcl mclhcr sad 5unddit sur
&erbolOllnl qcbroht mcrOcn iolte.
Gie @ron0. &lrrD lest ibrc llnter.
ilid)ung bc3ijglih ser 2tnflo1c, oob
mebrere @cridt2 nit sen o9Iodtrci-
tern" ultter elmer Qcd3 itcden, tort.
Zen Mili3iolo1trn linO Ncrii6te SIT
Sbrcn 0cfonmcn, OuB ein Nnqriii
chi Ole bicii0c 5taOt bcobiiGtigt mcr.
&c, io6nlo Ser gcIenmdrtigc @crid,t3.
Scrmin abaciGloTtn lei. Sturfe IA.
trolliQen merocu Olbcr Sen 0itliGcn
Ibeil bon GduomuD.Gountp ourd).
Itrciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
IcridouCner Tnnpfcr.

Snn 6roncisco, 70. Alt8lrIt.
Der britiide Compiler o}Icon,"
meldcr oln G.. 3itIi pon bier oi1 Npia
uno N(udlonO nad Suoncp, Nuitrn-
lien, abgings bat, mic sic bicii9t
Werdants grdnrgc" mittbeiIt, Npia
nod nid)t CREDIT, obGlcih CT idon
Dor elmer Modle in Sponcp i0lig
mar. Scit icintr 9(binbrt pom Sut
Groncisco icblen ale NoGridtcn bon
ibn1. Ger Camper lit Gin 6obr5clt9
ron 1921 1onnen mo qch6rtc Ser
Soiuaro Smitb So. Don NieIbourre,
2I~ilItroIien. Gr bate cine ManniAoit
Don 30 Terioren iln0 Gin ans oQge-
mcinen aouimannsipoorcn bcIteG3n-
0cs Cargo al Voro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Wiro gci9r0pit.
@infc nit Scm 3nnnpinhl inr N6Dul
NNmi0.

NNuio.
&lngtiirtcn br1lldcn @clO iijr @c.
bobiIitirlmG oc2 &cidc5. Gut.
l%oiiun1 bon @comt2u lmo Rcouf.
ton pom SoIdrcn. GorloMcr
Oc9 %Strohcnblbn Stritc5 iu
Gonitontiuopel. - M0rig Nliouio
uno @cmobIin trctcn Nciic an.
- &6nig G0morO in Moricubo0
on0cIon1t. - Noaono'a Morinc.
Miniitcr briht oulGbli6 oc@
Strcitc3 nit 8~enc}uclo icinc Sc.
ricn o6.
GoultOutiuopcL 10. Gnl1ltIt.
- Slc Nndabc, oob sic GunQtiirtcn
non Dem SlIIton bic Nulftc Icilc9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Qc'or0crt bobcn
mn ou2 @tlo ouf sic &cbabilitirln1
oE' #eide3 5lr rermcnocr, miro bier
lilr ltIl6r1rill1oct crtldrt. &crihic-
orilc onocrc lmpcrontmortJihc Wicl-
ouIacn perocn bclt6noiI in Der 60
toiQre1c pcrotettiiMt oOcr ourdl
Wtlt6lteocr Oc@ ilngtijrti'dcn Gomi-
ties III llmloltt 9clebt. Ga ). 9. bicb
c' tllr5ItdI Der Strjton Dobc $500
600 mir 0cn Nntdnf }uCicr &rtl3cr
n!'orOoi'n H'iem oil''r @crt@t cr'
Gr5H"( nan,i> snt n,Il 1S."n.,o" wy
ocnr 2meG, bci,ritcrrrt ms nI,r
oloubt ooc Mcri,d,r ,rci.t N,r, nEi.
ocu in l1n1,I,,i ,rict+ ,n~.nn, nm,
linn ci,cn g0inf y, orhrr
Die Nrrh sic ln,cpnr1 ci,c,
M,u1r g}r,mtcn ncruri,d,ta 1rn,,,
~frirNru6rit hot Sic Gr,irr,,n, nnr9r
laEt, Ginihr1rfnuo N,trh Trnrftior
Scr 2nI1rr. onitoH S,rd, Gr,loi,m,
non Nr,rrtcn u, r]r,io(rn ormn
fare nm iihpr GO W., ap,,,t ;,Ta,,
nm bic ,63rt, rrou,irt nnrrHr,
Der 1trifc SIR Observation-Disclosures.
biculnetru oourrt fort oIf,in 49, -
Ocrl Gonritc Ser I,motiirf,r .oc,n,.
oc1. sic gQicocroInr,hrc Scs Gin
NM gusIo0cus ser cbiiio IN, 5,ir,,
mclioItcps thci(neiir u, bcrrrG,mi
ucu
Sponicn'@ a6niQspoor
oui 3ciicn.
San ScboIior. t3 Nu,uit
a6uio gniopio NM QSn;,ir Tif.
torio rciitcn 6cltr iibrr nir Sii6hohn
bon bicr ob Dir oSrioin hc,ir6t
iib norb SER Ini,l Ni,ht nm ihrc
ghlttcr Trin,ciiin Nrotrirr nor W,t.
tcnbcro NJ bcitdlcn, lnN mirb iih mn
trrmro. rincn 5oo I,no inco,nit, i,
Vori5 ouIbnItcu 9Sni, auionio
miro irinr @cnrobIin ME- noh Wor-
6cor bc1yeit,n. mn ~ ;;hcr N,h+
blcibt, nm Dem Vroic,,nr mo,,rr
mcld,cr inn lrhtcn &obrc rinc 0rcr,,
ticu m icipcr Roie nornohn, M,i,-
orubcit ,I ophru hirics Srnor 80
untcriuhrn. mnrorn bc,tciot >rr
QSnio irirc >,ht mir,fs, ,,ns
fY1rt noh Vi(bcn nm bc, 5orti,,,
glootto briurno6ncn
o.
gu" NIWl "oV MNrtehbao,
&l3L -. Nlt9lllt, &0nig 50.
marc rciltc Dcllte rib nodl Diorten.
boo ob, nm BORT lelnc iobrIifc @ur
ollrdjllnlohc1. &oiler 6ran} 60
'rpb CAB INN OoS @tIeite nod) oem
mn uDhm NDrt bnr, G1,pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

&atcr erruor0et Sobu ulO Codter
ut0 beacbt S~cI5itmoro. alu3
porbcr mar cr it scr @ctItumoe
gcpeicn.
Sos Angeles Sat-. t3. 2lus.
- Ser nit RcIiQion3 @abniiur be-
hoitctc 60 idbri1c $. !. 1nitD rr-
Ih(uq bcute icincu Sobu Wuo icinc
Io6tcr nit elmer Nrt mo Grod,tc
lid icIbIt nit Ci1cm Roiirmciicr cincn
t6otIihcn Shnitt am Nolic bel. Die
Nobnlna OcS SobuI5 Trc0. Glitn
I'M n6r0lid)cr Stoott6rilc, NOR ser
Shulplnb Oc5 Critcl Ibcilc5 Ser
Tro9ooic. @cIterr @Ibcu0 uohntc ser
oItc Quftn ncIter ihou felt @odlcn
in cincm 3ltIt0u0c b0lbcr Grtaic mar,
elmer @cb2t e &eri3nmlmd bel, no
or Oct Ncit iciuc3 &crItou015 total
pcrIorcn 81 bobcr ihciut. 9l3 CT
Nclttc iriib o>tliton0 crlriii cr cine
9(rt utb bicb Sem nod idIoiInO i'm
@cttc liclcu0cu Snbu nit ciucu
mudti1Cn Shlo0 o1@ &oIlpt pom
Humpfc, Gle bhutbcflcGG @oiie
ihmiugcnO Iiei Cuit0 Oorduf uah
9tr. I5l, NorowcIt. 2lrt. 2(ucnuc, no
feline Satin uuo iciuc lodtcr, Gror
N0u 2acomb, mobntCn. Ter 2Cttc,
rem ifIlta cr nit Ser Nrt sen Sd,1-
sci Gin ltl0 pcriudtc 0ayoui uld
icine Grmt 81 t60tcn. 0iciclbc cnt
flob. uod,0cm tie ourdl cilen 2lrt6ir6
am firm Ucrlcbt mor0cn mar, ul0 lr.
rcidjtc Elm Nodbarbou3, no lie Sdutb
rono. QuitD 9inQ otrf Oic Strobc
no CT Elm GoiirmcIi1r olt9 Ser Gnidc
500 mnO iid sic @cbIc ourhid)nitt.
Gr lcbt nod fam l20od uidt 0upun
tonmc1. Eor mcbrcru Nodcn alma
or in sic oGDcrQrccn Cemetery" un0
follitc cine 9cgrGbniBitGtt}r, pclhe
CT, mic cr iaatc, iiir iiA, ici1rcn 9obn
nno icinc Cod)tcr bral1ht3. Dor orci
laacn fouitc cr iiN ciucn Sarg.
6rc0. Guitu, ser gct60tctc Sobn,
mar 2l Sabre ali uno lcoig. Seine
N}ltttcr bate iih non icincm @utcr
idciOcu INiicn uno ltbtc bel i6rer per
Dcirotbcten Iodlter 6rau 2ucomb.
9Sic bcutc 2lbenO Qclncloct miro,
bat 0uftO, len, Tu9iiht oli @clc
illlR. Gr Bate nid]t mr. @robitattcn
iiir iif tHo iciRc @.l0!r gct1uit, iou
ocrn and bercit9 Mrobitcine nit ,ir.
idlriitcn oiti OcnicIbcn crrid)tcn luiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
SnnCrfrant ruiro 3llrn 1uyuS.

G%bttnao, t3. NuHuIt. - Sol1cr.
trollt miro inn n0fItcn @intcr SIT Ell
ncm <rn9lcgcnitouo fir rciNc 2clltc
mcrOclr, mcnm iid Sic @Ibiidtcn Der
oJt0tionll &rout Manufacturers III.
iociotiou" pcruirtlid2l. En ser bier
obac0oltcncu &abrc2uCriommhlu1 ser
crndDnten Niiociution ulwOcn BE.
rid)tc cinGcrcidlt, olt$ pcI6cn brruor-
9cbt, OaB sic Ioulc Ijirrc Oc3 bcltri-
gen Sonnlcr9 Dem &rout ic6r nod
tbcili0 gclucicn .unO Oob cine fargo
Grntc iihcr lit. Ole GrcfutiDbcanl-
ten Ser @citaiHoit bcrdtbihlogtn
nun, Oh Is rdtbiam lit, ul0 mic Is
Bcidcbcn fam, Die @rCiic in sic S06e
SIT ifrou6cn. Sic QroBe MoiOritGt
Ser GcIe1atcn lit Ser NItiid,t, oob cin
Erci9oui'dloa %notbmcnoig lit. u.
n. MilOer nltS GluOc, 3. iiibric Den
Noriib III ser &crilmmlln0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

9trinli6fcit,
Wcjunobrit

@cri5nIi6c ReinIidteit bc0c1tct
t6rpGrIide @~ciuuo6eit. @enn sic
&aut rein lnO frci bon S6peiB unb
llurcinIihtcitcn 1cbaItcn miro, erfiil.
len sic miu5i1 flcinen Gorcn tire
6unttion rci6lih uno natiirlid.
@obrc f6rpcrIidc GcinIidfcit ober
Ddngt bon Scr ~benltbtcn Seize ob.
Cine refine umocrfGIIdte Seize ans
mobrboft 5utrG9Ii6en 9eItanSt6eiGcn
lit n6tGig. Die miIocn, r~eini9cnoen
ltno antiieptiiHcn Giocni6often BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Sait lit fntih.

Wiiioulo, Mont., IS. NuQlit.
- Dos gauge StdOthcn Gnit mltrOc
bcltte nit Nllsno6mc oc3 GoItamt5,
0ca Mo0ojiu2 Der oG%onitruction
Co." elmer Grocery r1o elmer @irt6.
idoit 2in9c3ihcrt. Gin NulObrouo
ocrurioNte Die Golamitdt. Ger 3da.
Sen 6etrdgt 100000 bis $4,000
unO Die Gcriidcrung 1T gering.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
@leuns
$6wefer-
(Setfe

iinO 9clueiie iiir lire pcrieftc Tein.
belt un0 unii6crtroifencu mcoi5ini.
idcn @crtD. Sic madt Sic Saut &c.
I6meioi8, tilt Suden mo itiist sic
8ciunobcit ourh griinOli6e Teint.
guna. Clients 9dpcfcIieiie ma6t
bic @cii6t8ior6c tIor itno friid. I'm.
ii6ertroficn fir BABE. uno 3oiletten.
@cbraud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Qannen beg @cttcrB.
@cbct Der SainOiiCr TnrrnCr cnblidD
crbGrt.

2Jaciu Ser cricbntc 5eacn ian 3lt
rciNIid. A}od % tG9iacr
0iirrc ser ihucritc Rc9cn icit %
&obrcu. - Natioual Gouicrcn}
ser 2lrbcjt3Ioicn AMI Sen %.
Scptcmbcr na6 Ncm Dort cin6c-
rlicn. Std0tHcn Gait 1T
Wontono ourh cincn @olobrono
5crit6rt. - 9ritiiNer Compiler
oNcon" oui ser 6obrt Don Son
6rauci3co nod }lpio pcriNoucn.
81 icuNo, IS. NltQ. - % Gage
obnC 9tcQcn mo Damn sic iHmcritcn
Gc0cn9iiiic icit % &oGrcn. Gic3 mar
Bic 2lntuort oc& l8cttcrclcrt5 utf
Die Nittcn mo Oo2 1Icbcn ser 6or-
MGR III Der hicitQcn @c0cu0, Ger per
oorrtc Wini@ mo sic pom ser Snnne
ucricnatcn Gclocr mllr0en nit Str0s
men BON NCQcn iibcridnucmmrt. 0ic
iIbcr scr biciiQcn Stoot hGnQcu0cn
@olfcn oiinctcn ibrc SHluuicn 10
pl6blid) mo cner0ilM, 0ub Mtuiicn
Don ubnunGSloiCn 6llbQ0uQcrn mel
DIE bic &cAcnidirmc 5u &ultic acloi
lc1 bnttcn, Ole GItht crQrciicn NM
3ullltdt llld)cn mlt6tcn, no INNER
lie C9 tonlteu. N0Grcn0 ser nm 6
llbr Qcltcrn Nbcn0 ucrltridcncu "a
StmoCn bctr,Q Der NcacuioQ 1875
3ou. Gic0 lit Oic ar0btc GuontitGt
ictt Sem ,, mo ,. Nltguit 1855, on
lpcld)cn Eo0Cn G.t9 3ou Mc1cu lie.
len. W}it Otcicr cin5iQcn 2rrSnoGmc
Der Qr0btc icit ser Gtoblirrut0 0ca
G6icoQoCr Nettcrburcolt@ i1 1871.
I'm 10 ll6r am Ticlito1 N6cno
bcainncno, ficlcn $50 3ou Acacn bis
I llbr Gcltte friib, uuO wGbrcno oc&
gcitrigtn Cages iicIcu ncitCrc t.95
3oQ. PIN Nbcno b6rtc Is oui 5ll req.
ncn unO fir Die uGhitcn }ipci o0cr
brci Eoac mcrOcn flares, fii6lc3
&cttcr bier iu Nlt3iitt AcItcQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Siibrrrlulcr Gil}na cut0cGt ocm Ger
ScrbCH.

@ottlc Grc3t Mid, 70. 2uua.
Sin 0ItIid) gcbct0tr Grprcb}u1
Der o@rouO Erunt, @obrL" mclNcr
POO %oiio0icrc on NorO bate IauI.c
gciucru bier Mcilcn lpcit iibcr sic Sc.
lciic md5rlnO 2oromotiuiii0rcr G5o9.
StronGc iMmtr ucrlctt nc6cn scr
@obn lag ut0 Ger Nci32r ouf ounl
bintcrcn G5cilc 0e5 Icnocr9 an Der
Nrbclt mar, obnc ltm Stron0c'9
S6idi0i SIT miiicn. gll3 Scr Sci}cr
ndd) poucn0ctcr Nrb1it ouf sem Zen.
Ger III sic @obiiic 5uriidfc6rtc rm0
StrunGc DcrniBtc 6rodtc cr Sen
3lrg 5lun }nboltcn ul0 iu6r Damn
rildm6rt3 bis an sic Stcllc, no Ser
Observation-Disclosures nit GinCnl Nrnr.,
%cln' nn0S dG0clbrltd mlo 5ermolm-
ter SduIter ncbtn Dem @cleiic lnN.
W}an p]crnultbct. 0oB or, mdbrcn0 cr
ans Ocn 6cnitcr Der Gnbiiic iMuutc,
on9 @lcidRcmift perlor utl,0 binuu9-
Itiir5tc. Mon brod)tc i'm in Elm So.
ipit0L no sic }lcr}te lucnig 6oiimmN
ouf lcinc @critcaltng Glrbertct.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-04-23
DRIVING REINDEER TUNNEL
w. H. Herrick, President and Manager
Makes Report to Stockholders

Manager eck sending notices to Reindeer stockholders telling
of the progress being made He says in part
At meeting of the directors of your held the tr-
teenh day of this month"; decided to levy
mills per share on the capital stock Of the company
The affairs of your company which have been very msatisac-
tory condition through msmagemt, being gradually straight
ened out
"A contract has been let to John H. Norquis for 800 feet of
tunnel and 800 feet has been this contract It will about
fourteen months to complete the contract.
Thc compressor water line and other mining equipment have
been moved from the upper tunnel and installed the portal of the
lower tunnel Commodol bunk and houses have been erected
The portal OF the tunnel quarter of mile from the
railroad spur from which be put easy grade and
nominal cost to the railroad.
The company excellent mill SITE power and
than sufficient timber for mining purposes all conveniently located to
the tunnel
Negotiations pending with the Copper Queen Co.. which
company owns the adjoining claims the Reindeer for
soldatlon OF the two companies driving the tunnel and is
probable that agreement will be reached which there
will be but assessment your stock
The directors wish to impress the stockholders especially
those who not familiar with this district that the property
of exceptional merit and though the stock being
quoted low figures your directors and all others who have examined
the vein in the tunnel convinced that when the tunnel
the depth of 900 feet the Reindeer stock will be
one of the most valuable in this district"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-04-23
ST. PAUL AFTER MINERAL LAND

Condemnation suits were filed in
the district court of Missoula county
the past week by the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway company
to secure right of way through GER
tain tracts in the vicinity of st. Regis
which they have been unable to Sc
cure at terms thought right by the
agents of the company. The defend
ants named are: The st. Regis
Placer Mining company, which holds
an interest in the Dewey Placer min
ing claim, through which a right of
way is desired; Fred and Phiomsie
Therriault, Charles and Alice Dugal,
f. G. and Mary Lemke, who own the
Little Twelve placer mining claim,
through which roadway is desired,
and James S. Harmon, owner of lot
2, section 2S, township II north, OF
range 26 west, through which road
way is also desired The court is
asked to condemn the land desired
and to appoint a commission to APP
praise its value.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-04-23
KERNS IS WINNER
His Title to the Olympia Group
is now Clear
CONTEST BY CUNNINGHAM
Federal Company Was Made Defendant
Through Having Purchased Inter.
est and Taken an Option on
the Remainder

| Judgment of dismissal was signed
| In the district court Tuesday In the
case of the Olympia Mining company
against A. G. Kerns, VIM. J. Hall
and the Federal Mining & Smelling
company. The judgment was in ac-
cordance with a decision of the state
supreme court reversing the decision
of Judge Morgan.
Mr.. Kerns in 1901 gave to Clar-
ence Cunningham an option on the
Olympia group, with the understand
ing that the property was to be incor-
porated by Cunningham and Kerns
and the latter was to have 100, 900
shares Of stock. 1t was alleged that
Cunningham went to Alaska, aban-
doning the Olympia property, and
that Kerns took the property back
and did the assessment work.
After returning from Alaska 1t Ia
claimed that Cunningham organized
the Olympia Mining company, with
out taking Kerns in.
In the meantime Mr. Kerns had
sold quarter interest in the group
to the Federal Mining & Smelling
company through w. J. Hall and had
given the same company an option on
the remaining three fourths interest.
Consequently these parties were
made defendants to the suit brought
by the Olympia Mining company,
which was organized by Cunningham.
The suit waste compel Mr.. Kerns
to deed the Olympia group to the
Olympia company. Judge Morgan
held for the plaintiff and the defend
ants appealed to the supreme court,
where a reversal was secured. Mon
day night the matter came up for
final settlement in chambers before
Judge Woods and judgment was en-
tered in accordance with the supreme
court decision, dismissing the case.
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Silver-Lead Property at Murray Springs
Surprise

Copper sulphides in small quanti-
ties are reported in the main tunnel
of the Iron Clad mine, near Murray
Idaho, by G. Stout, the manager.
This is somewhat of a surprise, 4"
said Mr.. Stout, as we thought we
had purely silver-lead proposition
The copper was found recently in the
face of the tunnel 1000 feet from
the entrance. Previously copper
strains had been found along the
vein. The tunnel is on the lead the
entire distance. We have crosscut
the vein in several places and have
found concentrating galena of good
quality, but no copper.
The mine has been retimbered
throughout during the witner and Is
now ready for inspection. Six or
seven men are now working"
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BUSY At THOMPSON FALLS IRON CLAD NINE HAS COPPER
Some Properties Working and Others
Promise early Resumption

The outlook at Thompson Falls is
bright. 1t is reported that the
Thompson Falls Mining & Milling
company will resume operations ear
ly in May. This company is putting
in power drills to drive an S50-foot
tunnel to tap lead with surface
showing of about seven feet of quartz
at depth of between 600 and 700
feet. The lead is an extension of the
Montana-Standard ledge west.
With the Montana Standard work
ing between Is and 18 men, the
Shamrock giving employment to a
score more and several other promis-
ing, but less developed properties,
keeping work going, Prospect creek
is coming to the front. The spring
weather and the departure of the
snow will see the opening of busy
season in mining development and
already there is vufficient doing to
predict most prosperous year.
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OWNERSHIP OF FLYNN GROUP
Valuable Mineral Property Near Mullan
Reverts to Estate

Judge Woods handed down de-
cision Tuesday in the suit of Terrence
Flynn and others against Thomas
Flynn and William P. Flynn, holding
in favor of the plaintiffs.
The suit was brought to cancel the
deed from Charles Flynn to Thomas
Flynn, a brother of Charles Flynn,
and to VIM. P. Flynn, cousin.
1t is claimed that the defendants
exerted undue influence over Charles
Flynn to get him to deed the prop
erty and that Charles Flynn was of
weak mind. Another allegation was
that the deed to the property was
not delivered to Tom and William p.
Flynn until two days after the death
of Charles Flynn, it having in the
meantime rested in the office of At
torney Edward Norris, now governor
of Montana.
1t was on this last contention that
the plaintiffs won their case.
BY this decision the Flynn group,
located between Mullan and Burke,
will revert to the estate of Charles
Flynn. The group is regarded as an
valuable one. 1t was at
one time bonded for 800, 900.
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WOULD LOCATE SHELTER.
Maurice Blanchard here with PURPOSE
of Building Independent Plant

Maurice Blanchard of Portland,
representing the Canadian Smelling
company. is in Wallace looking over
the smelter situation. He said
IF can find a suitable site and
can have guarantee of sufficient
tonnage, Portland capitalists will
erect 100-ton a day or larger smell
ter in Wallace. 1t will be entirely an
Independent plant, and have no al
lance whatsoever with the smelter
trust.
"The smelter would not be the old
style. We have new process, one |
have invetned. The main difference
is that we burn soft coal instead of
coke. / have invented process by
which we can get 1000 degrees more
heat out of soft coal than the usual
furnace gets from coke. We burn
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SONORA LEWES ASSESSMENT
Stockholders Meeting Held and George
Richardson Elected Director

Stockholders of the Sonora Mining
company held meeting Monday in
the office of A. II. Featherstone and
transacted business of Importance. A
new director was elected and an as
sessment levied.
George Richardson was chosen to
be member of the board of direc-
tors, succeeding L. Leighty, who re-
Gently resigned from the directorate.
1t was voted to levy an assessment
of two mills share on the stock,
the proceeds to be used to carry on
further work at the property. The
assessment must be paid before May
80 and the delinquent sale will be
held June 20.
Those in attendance at the meet
ing were DR.. Morrison of Spokane, e.
0. Herring, A. G. Fox and A. II.
FeatherstOne.
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all the gas and smoke so that there
would not be the usual objection be-
cause of smelter smoke.
Getting the greater heat enables
us to smelt with half the amount OF
flux most smelters use. We have
built 50-ton plant at Oswego, Ore,
and about May / will run several
cars of copper ore through and invite
all mining men to see it.
Il have Portland capitalists back
of my enterprise and they will fur
nish the money to put a good sized
plant in Wallace as | believe this is
the best point in the Occur d'Alenes
II | can get the location.
In addition to the other features.
our process saves more of the values.
We have even beaten the assay fur
mace In saving values"