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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-12

city. He has not lost his old love
for the city, and always has a good
word for Wenatchee. Mr.. Mclean
is now devoting a great deal of his
energy to the development of the
Methow country, ana has already
completed a mammoth ditch on the
Twisp, which will water a great
tract of land.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-12
APPRECIATES SUPPORT GIVEN
HIM.

To the Editor:
desire to thank the voters of
Chelan county, through the columns
of your valuable paper. for their 10y
al support of my election to the Of
ice OF county treasurer. / certain
ly appreciate 1t as man. and the
support as coming from the people
irrespective OF party. shall endeav-
or to do the right thing at the right
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-12

L. Mclean, one Of the old-time
boosters of this city. but now Of
Spokane, is spending the day In the
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-12

Miss Nellie Boland Of Quincy and
/ frequent visitor to Wenatchee has
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-20

$sz
5@S
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-20

worth OF ultra High Grade Clothing and furnishing goods
Tor men, boys and children to be sold less than cost to
manufacture Remember this and wait until Thurs Jan q
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
DEVELOP THE BIG CHIEF

A crew OF men will be sent out
to develop the Big Chief group OF
six claims lying northerly Of the
Polaris group on Polaris gulch, be-
low Osborne. Immediately. A
drift 100 feet has been run and
found the vein to be 812 feet wide
carrying values Of from s. to a in
silver as also good values in lead.
The foot and hanging walls are
clearly defined. It is the intention
to continue the drift about so feet
to get under the groupings. Victor
Langley is the principal owner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
COMPANY On AIss
MINERAL N The MARIE

Nice looking mineral : bearing
rock is being exposed in the Marie I
The driitis now in 220 fset and
the vein il four feet wide, two feet
III this being mineral bearing. This
ore IL on the hanging wall and car.
ries galena, gray copper and some
tale. 1t will require about lao feet
Of drifting yet to get under the
galena showing in the upper tunnel.
The Mare consists Of five claims
located about 4 quarter Of 9 mile
from the Mineral Point and on the
grey copper lead. II is on Nc
Farren gulch, and mile from
Osborne.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
4 PAYING INVESTMENT

Mr.. John White, Of 80 Highland
Ave-, Houlton, Maine, says:
Have been troubled with q cough
every winter and spring. Last win
ter / tried many advertised reme-
dies, but the cough continued until
/ bought d SOC. bottle 81 Dr.. Kings
New Discovery; before that was half
gone, the cough was all gone. This
winter the same happy result has
followed; a few doses once more
banished the annual cough. / am
convinced that DR.. Kings New
Discovery is the best Of all cough
and lung remedies. !" Sold under
guarantee at Geo. Stewards drug
store. SOC. and sl.O0. Trial
bottle free.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
Join the Mine Makers Associa.
ton and become Booster"
Unlisted Stoke

A majority Of the stocks in the
following list are being sold only
for development purposes.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
wARwHOoP NEARING VEIN

The crosscut tunnel being driven
to intersect the three veins exposed
on the Warwhoop property, near
Lookout, is nearing the first ledge
and will cut it in the next 90 feet
or less, according to the statement
Of II. G. Topping, secretary Of the
Amalgamated Stock Holding COM
pany ofthis city, which company
is largely interested in the mine.
The crosscut tunnel is in 1CO
feet and, will be 800 feet long when
tie three leads are cut. Surface
work on the copper ledge exposed
some nice bornite ore.
The group consists OF five claims.
A depth of 1900 feet can be obtain
ed by tunnel work. Work has
been carried on all summer.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
WORKING LIBERTY GROUP

Development at the Liberty group
is exposing some heavily mineral.
lied rock according to Ed. Godfred,
who is in charge Of the work. The
Liberty consists Of six claims about
a mile from Borax and 1900 feet
northeast of the Amazon Dixie.
The crosscut tunnel is in 35 feet.
The face Of the tunnel is stated to
be heavily mineralized in hematite
iron, copper stain and chalcopyrites.
!, A crosscut tunnel will be driven
later to tap the ledge at depth OF
1000 feet.
The property is owned by John
Folsom, L. NJ. Werkheiser and Ed.
Godfred.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
temple ELECTS DIRECTORS

The annual meeting Of the Tenn
pls Mining, company was held yes
to-day. It was decided to continue
wofksat the property through the
coming winter. The following Off
GERS and directors were chosen:
John Stambaugh, Youngstown. O.,
president: David Gross, vice presi-
dent and manager; A. H. Feather
stone, secretary and treasurer; DR..
Cha1. r. Mowery, C. F. 0. Merriam
and Herman J. Rossi, Wallace; and
Bonnell McKelvey, Youngstown, 0.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24

MINERAL POM ORE IS 5000

~ v. osburn. manager Of the
Mineral Point mine says: ..,
I'VE arr shifting from the Cd
tunnel at q point about 100 feet
fvom the portal. The Wine il
down only about six feet, as work
~ just started. We have taken
out 800 aacks Of ore during the
recent work. -.
The ore 10 rich gray copper car
rying ALSO some native silver and
some rubysilver. One big chunk
ofgray copper ore weighing over
ahlndred pounds was broken of.
From appearances | would Judge
thatthe ore shoot will turn out .
car 81 ore Tor every four or five feet
ofwOrk.
The Wine will be sunk as far rs
possible toward the lower tunnel,
ne sinking not to stop until the
water hinflers work, 10 that the
equipment we have now cannot
handle it. There is difference Of
AGO feet between the two levels.
When sinking is stopped we will
begin raising from the lower tunnel
w connect with the Wine.
Fhe lower tunnel is in about
Eil4O0 feet. This cut the ledge and
M have ldrifted on it exposing
ApAthic iron, but 80 far the orr
shoot has not been caught. But
|ttie raise and Wine will open up
ne ore soathat we can get its loca-
|Ition, after which we can work. more
conveniently.
Thirty cars Of ore have been
shipped id the past from the pro-
perty, the ore being gray copper.
The Mineral Point is located
three-quarters OF a mile south Of
Osborne and consists Of eight
! claims.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
10 sTART WORK 81 aRowNlE

Development work on the Brown
lie group located east Of Lookout
will be begun in a short time.
The group is situated adjoining the
Silver Cliff property and consists Of
16 claims.
The Brownie is a copper PROPOSE
ton and is stated to have large
disbase dyke running through it
along which the owners expect to
find the ore. Ed. Godfred and Ed.
Young are the main holders.
Good ore indications have been
found near bedrock. Az
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
AlD 10 MINERAL FARM FORCE

f.
Nl0stl satisfactory progress is be-
ing made in driving the lower tun-
mel q The Mineral Farm Mining Co.
to tap the ledge at depth. Manager
L. g. Jaquisl states that the tunnel,
which was started a few weeks ago,
IL now in l45 feet. He believes
that when a night shift is added,
about October 10, the tunnel will
b. extended 100 feet . month, on
an average. No machinery will be
installed a. long as such Roadway
can b made.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
NtN JERSEY FINDS 5000 ORE


Ri A rich strike Of lead-silver ore
la been made in the Wine sunk on
TIL vein I'M the New Jersey property
near Wardner. The ore is said to
hive been found at a depth Of 70
iaet from the tunnel.
The New Jersey is = gold proper
~ and the work has been done in
the past for gold but last spring a
lad running At right angles to the
Rold vein was cut in which lead and
ailser were exposed. A Wine was
1tatted on the new lead.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
LOCATION NOTICES

l.. w. Hutton has filed proof Of
labor done on the Winter Fraction
and Mobile Fraction lode claims in
the Ialande district.
Harvey. M. Ross and Others have
fled notice Of location Of the Red
Deer, Ardsth and At Kyris lode
claims in the Yreka district.
w. D. Kellogg snd others have
filed proof Of labor done on the U.
No and I-No lode claims in the
Beaver district. @
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
CONTRACT ON THE TEKoA

Oscar B. Wallace, manager Of
the Tskoa Mining 4 Milling COM
fpany. recently visited the COM
pany's property, at the head Of
Dudley, Grouse and Two-Mile
creeks and on the "lGto ~ miner
a belt.
A contract for 100 feet Of tunnel
work has been let to drift on the
lead. The drift will 60 in 200 OF
900 feet after which a lower tunnel
will be run.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24

The development work at the
Gale'ia properly near Burke has
been toipg on rapidly with a force
q lstnen employed. The shaft
las aeafy reached the COO foot
lrvel nj prosecuting for the vein
willSbeoin in a abort time. r /.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24

The drift on the Wonderful pre-
perty is being continued and the
ore showing is said to be getting
richer right along.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24
DIVIDEND RECORD OF coEUa sALENE MINES

r. Johnson and others have fled
proof 81 labor done on the Lucky
Star and Eagle lode claims in the
I.alande district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-24

Have you seen Facts about the
Occur d'Alenes," published by the
Mine Makers Association?
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-05
SELECT RIVER BANK
FOR NEW WORKHOUSE
CouNclLMEN' ADVANCE "A STEP
FARTHER
Jail Site Discussion Is Left to Pre-
limnary Decision of Building
Committee-FinaI Action
Due Today

After referring all Jail site bids to the
building committee of the city council
the law makers yesterday decided to
build work house on the Los Angeles
silver banks, between Pasadena ave-
nue. and Ninth street"
The council got no further in reliev
ing the pitiable situation in the over
crowded Jail, but expects at a special
session this morning to agree on the
site.
The city owns four acres on the river
near Seventh street. This is declared
by some counc.lmen too inaccessible for
wagons and lacking sewerage facilities.
There are other city-controlled lands,
rotably near Downey avenue, available.
To Councilmen Wallace and Wren the
possibilities of getting revenue out of
The sand screening so as to make the
work house se1f-sustaining appealed
more strongly than any other argument
tor river bed sites.
On the other hand, Councilman Healy
said he would oppose any effort to get
revenue out OF the sand traffic.
The jail sitea most favored are the
stone corral at New High street, and
the Jackson street site.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-05
REPUBLICANS DODGE
TARIFF LEGISLATION

vised, and if with the Republicans re-
mains the majority we know the power
to revise will be in the next congress
vested. But let me ask you frankly:
In this present time of financial depres-
sion and liquidation how far in the
hands of a partisan commission would
a tariff investigation progress toward
accomplishment"
He then gave way to Representative
Payne. Mr.. Payne made his position
clear at once by appealing to the dele
cation to see the unwisdom of the APP
pointment of necessarily" partisan
tariff commission as proposed in the
Beveridge bill 'at the heels of finan-
cial panic and on the eve of presiden-
tial campaign.
You would not ask a committee of
congress to undertake a tariff revision
at such a time" he said, "yet how
much more disturbing it would be to
have commission holding public hear
ings on the tariff at this time.
"Time Not Ripe"
my position is that when it shall
be best for the interests of the Ameri-
can people to undertake revision of
the tariff that is the time when 1 shall
favor revision; and l should urge Il
minimum and maximum tariff coupled
with the existing law empowering the
united SldleS TO make trade agree
ments with other countries, and
would follow France, Germany and
Russia in the provision that the mini
mum tariff should afford fair protec-
tion to home products.
II think the signs of the times are
that next winter this congress will I'M
dertake a revision of the tariff. Shall
we get our working information at first
hand from the producers themselves or
shall we content ourselves with getting
it second hand from body of men
appointed as a tariff investigating COM
mission? From what have seen of the
formation of tariff bills should by all
means seek it at first hand You cannot
convince me, gentlemen. of the wisdom
of appointing such commission at this
session.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-05
MINNESOTA MAN COURTS
PRETTY GIRL BY WIRE

SIOUS CITY, Iowa. Feb. A ro-
nance of the telegraph keys was
brought to a happy elimination IN
Sioux City yesterday when Bertha Z.
Dahl of Elk Point, S. D., and Orlando
Pippin of Russell, Mimi, were mar
ried.
The young lovers first became ac-
quainted over the wires when Miss
Dahl was in charge of the telegraph
office at Elk Point. The "click, click,
click of the instruments We're not
always of business. and it did not take
long for the mountaineering to ripen
into friendship.
"Why don't you come to see me?''
the girl clicked off the wire one night
when she was in a joking mood.
II WILL" came back the answer
And later the Minnesota young man
went to Elk Point to meet his wire
affinity 1t was love at first sight.
Mr.. Pippin soon after located in the
Minnesota town. and over the wire he
, made arrangements for the wedding.
y "Will you meet me at Sioux City and
r-le married?" he telegraphed her a
few days ago.
Yes" she answered over the wire.
And in short time they kept their
promises, leaving next morning for
Russell. where the groom has fitted
up cozy home for his bride.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-05
POPULAR MAN DIES
IN PRIME OF LIFE
BRYAN n. DENNIS PASSES TO
HIS LONG HOME
Funeral Service Held at
the Residence of Harry Chandler
Was Prominent in 5usl-
ness World

Attended by many of the business
men of the city and personal friends,
the funeral service for the late Bryan
H. Dennis was held yesterday after
noon at the home of Harry Chandler.
503 North Broadway, Rev. DR.. Warren
T. Day, pastor emeritus of the First
Congregational church, officiating.
Mr.. Dennis was former secretary of
the wholesalers board of trade and
was we'll and popularity known in bust
ness circles. He had been in Ill health
some time. but his death Sunday MORN
ing. following a surgical operation,
came as sad shock to his family and
friends, and in his passing many lose
a firm friend, and the young wife and
mother and four children are bereft
of loving husband and father.
The services yesterday were sim
pie but very impressive. DR.. Day spoke
eloquently of the life of Mr.. Dennis and
solemn music was rendered.
Delegations from several business as
sociations attended the funeral, repre-
senting the different bodies. Among
those represented were the wholesal-
ers' board of trade and the Credit Mems
association, the palbearers being men,
bers of these two organizations. Pre-
vious to the funeral resolutions of sor-
row We're passed by these associations.
The floral tributes were very elab-
crate and attested the high esteem in
which Mr.. Dennis was held by those
with whom he was associated. Beauti-
full set pieces were sent by the en-
ployes of the Stetson-Barrett company,
the wholesalers board of trade, the
Los Angeles Credit Mems association
and the Times composing room.
The interment was made in Holly
wood cemetery. The body was accom-
panied by the family and'near friends
in carriages. while the business organi-
cations were conveyed to the cemetery
in a special car. At the cemetery brief
but impressive services marked the
commitment of the body to it's last rest
ing place. Mr.. Dennis is deeply
mourned by the many people with
whom he had been highly esteemed
both as a business man of integrity
and lovable companion.
Mr.. Dennis leaves his wife and four
children, two sons and two daughters.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-05

o. Arnold and J. S. Dodge to Nattie
Lloyd. lot 10. Rose Terrace .....s...-.-
Dollar Savings Bank and Trust company
to Mary Green. lots IS and &c, block
A. Moneta Avenue Home tract ,..--...
Mamie Wright to A. Wright, undivided
half interest in part lot 10, block g.
Mott tract --..--...-...-.t..-...s--...
g. w. Peaehy, sr., to r. d. Smith. lot
8, block II, Garvanza ..................
r. d. Smith to G. ". Peachy. ST.. lot
$. block II, Caravans ..-......-.......-S
L. Hargrave to J. w. stone. lot o Eaab
diil tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sarah e. Cheney 70 n. LedgerWooG, lot
IL, .Stratford tract ........................
The Wieks Realty Syndicate to A. A.
Bratnober. lot l. block Z. North Eiysian
Heights tract ...........................
II. Gaffey TO D. O. Barry, lot &C. block
Ganey tract in Rancho Los Paios
W. F. Thorne to w. P. Henley. lot s.
bolck I. Washington Street tract $3.50.
Title Guarantee and Trust company to
@. q. Anderson, lot sf4 Wilsnirs-Har-
ward Heights tract .....................
Golden State Realty company TO Mrs.
L. Staples lots IS and II. block A.
Golden State eornpanys Lincoln tract
Dollar Savings Bank and Trust company
TO p. Duffy. lot S. block d, Moneta
Avenue Home tract ....................
Same to same, lot 4, block A; lot Z.
block z: lot z, block e, Moneta Avenue
Home tract Observation-Disclosures.
Inner Harbor Land company 10 Edith
Canniff. lot 9, block ~, subdivision OF
blocks 10 "a, Inner Harbor tract ......
Same to ]. F. Dixon. lots and 3. block
~, subdivision Of blocks l to "a, Inner
Harbor tract Observation-Disclosures.
NJ. H. Bordwell to NJ r. Palmer. lot /.
block d. Knoll Park tract ..............
J. Odwarker to A. J. Champion, lots
and 6, Butler e. Elder tract .........
Same to same, lot IS, odwsriser tract
H. A. Wheeler to H. Linsley, part sec
o. A. Sproal to Donna. j. Holloway. lots
4 and s. block A, Preston tract in Ko
Los Cerrftos ....vs...............-.....
East Ocean Park Land and Water COM
pany to Clara b. Harvey, lot ~. East
Ocean Park tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Los Angeles Securities company to A.
c. Miller lot IS. block s.. Redondo
Villa tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
E. C. Jordan 10 Isabella Norton and half
interest in lot %. block s5. Venice Canal
subdivision No. ...............-...-..
O. W. Hare to Rebecca Deacon. lot %,
c. F. Bixby tract .............--. ..-..,.-
II. Deacon to G. W. Hare lots . and 1,
Electric villa tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
H. Rich to A. II, Keene, part Ro Las
T. siivertohrn to ID. c. BurIry. let II.
block 8. subdivision OF east portion OF
Jeffries tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
M. Black to NJ Everitt, undivided half
interest in lot g. black A, Vswter's
Fourth street tract ......................
Martha L. lander to Nellie NJ. Hood,
agreement to convey loty2. A. B. Nash
W H. Workman and I. W. Helirnan to
E. L. McMurry lot a., Rosana Terrace
tract ..........s... ..@-..s......ssss......
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-05

Mary f. Savage to q. o. Grower and
J. c. Rhoades. lot :. Dundee Heights
Title Guarantee and Trust company 10
@. v. Golf. lot Z, Ion L. ciarks
Melrose Avenue tract .........-...-
r. A. Bunch to Mrs. Abigail 6. NJ
Granville, lots and Z. block ~
Azusa ...........-.... .....s..,''r,'
Merchants Trust company to c. F.
Wells. lot %, block s, Mccarthy Co.'S
Florence Avenue Heights tract
w. r. Dickinson to Alice ]. Morgan,
lot II, Starr tract .......--......'..
Il. Marion to trustees Of Presbytery OF
Los Angeles OF Presbyterian church
of U. S. A., lot %. block So, Azusa.
Diamond Realty company 10 ID, N
Shanks, lots 20 and IS, Mortimer's
Gateway tract ................-..
g. p. Sanders to Hattie P. J. Mugge,
lot G. block SO, Long Beach, .......
Los Angeles Securities company to B.
M. Goldenbee, lots q and IS, block
a, baroness tract ...........-...-.
e. Firth to Mary L. Staples, lot 2
Woodcrest tract ..................
j. stern to and from F. NJ. White,
agreement to exchange lot 8, Travel
ers' Eucalyptus Club subdivision, for
lot 30, Kenyon Smith tract. ..-.-..
Los Angeles Trust company to Anna NJ.
Miller, lot 10, bleck IL, Athens.
Arrowhead Realty corporation to Kate
C. Quinlan. lot 30, Alpine Vista tract
]. B. Teegarden to r. B. Reichenbach.
lOl To- MdNOn SuDu1NlS1On OIL part
division No. / OF Pasadena Park
tract .-............ .........s...-.-
l.. Ravera to q. zobelein. part lots 1ss
and 1s9, j. Marion Brooks subdivis-
ion. to Philbin tract ..........-.s.-.
Merchants Trust company to D. Nc
Carthy. lot 3, York tract ...........
Merchants Trust company to D. Nc
Carthy, lots 4 and 5, York tract.
" H. Rea to ]. Blackledge' agree .
ment TO convey lot o, block 40, - q
A. Sanborn to r. Hale, lot A., block
1. wright's subdivision of Sisters of
Charity tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L. A. Dolton r. Hale. lot 45, block
1. same subdivision ................
Title Insurance and Trust company to
A. G. Swanson. lot s, block d, Hunt
ingtoh Park Annex .....,...........
c. L. Heartwell to W. c. Bridwell and
II. e. Dunlap, part lots 10 and ID,
block 5, Townsend & Robinson tract
United Realty company to Mrs. Leroy
Wagner. lots 32e. 927 and 1928, Forth
man tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r. Reynolds to Fl. e. Dunlap, part lots
10 and 12 block ., Townsend & Rob-
inson tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Los Angeles Securities company to Mrs.
Esther f. jenkins, lot z block l, Re
dondo Villa tract .........................
Western California Land company to
Eulane D. Beans, lot SO. Harry Jackins
Arlington Heights tract No.
Rimpau Heights TO same, lot IL, block
2. Arlington Heights Terrace subdivi-
sion NO. j ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Title Insurance and Trust company TO
Mary Gayler, lots l. 2 and 3, block r,
Crescent Heights tract .................
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-05
ADVISES IMPROVEMENTS
OF TRAILS IN MOUNTAINS

The board of supervisors yesterday
received a communication from r. II.
Charlton, forest supervisor, regarding
the expenditure of money set aside
for improvements in the San Gabriel
forest inside the county.
He advised the completion OF the
Monrovia trail from Monrovia to Pine
mountain. which would call for an ex-
penditure of $500; work on the Dalton
canyon trail from Bell canyon to the
divide, $500, and $500 on the Sturtevant
trail from sierra Madre to the west
fork of the San Gabriel river.
The expenditure of $1100 in the
building Of a firebreak from the San
Gabriel river to Big Dalton canyon to
prevent the spread of fires into the
mountains was also recommended. The
matter was referred to Supervisor
Manning