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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Once OF the Idaho and Los Angeles Mining and
Milling Company. Wallace. Idaho, Aug. 70. 1908
Notice Is hereby given that the regular animal
stockholders meeting of the Idaho and Los Anoe.
es Alnins q Milling Company. will be held in
tns once OF the company. At $40 Bank street. IN
Wallace Idaho. at O'Clock p. m. September IS.
isS' ior the election Of Board OF Directors for
the ensuing year. and for the transaction Of such
other business Is may legally come before said
meeting.
inose unable to personally attend the meeting
are requested to forward their proxy. duly signed
ana witnessed. to any resident stakeholder. In
es'e Of the secretary sd that their holdings may
be represented.
N. wITTNER,
Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03

And. In pursuance OF the law. 50 many shares
Of each parcel Of said stock as may be necessary.
win be sold. unless payment Ii sooner made. on
the 21st day Of August. A. D. 1904. at O'Clock
.. m. OF said dag at the once Of James A. Wayne.
in the Pos,onice block. Wallace, Idaho. to pay
the amount Of the DELINQUENT assessment, to-
gether with the costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale
&c. NORBFCK.
Aug. co Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03

Oncs Of the R>iadssr Copper 4 Cold Mining 4
Ntllins Company. umtsd. Wallace. Idaho,
August eth 4. p. lsCe
Notice = Asssby sivsp that there II now delin.
eusnt upon tho following described stock on &C.
count Of an assessment Of Ave mills per share
levied upon the In day Of July. A. D. 1908. the
several amounts NJ opposite the names Of the
respective share holden % follows. to-wit:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03

Notice h hereby given that BY order and reso-
utlon Of the board OF directors the date OF sale OF
delinquent stock waa postponed to September 10.
ls6. ct D. M. At the office OF the company, No
Sixth street. Wallace. Idaho,
ABE WYAAN.
eecretary
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

ONCE of the 0. X. Consolidated Mining and Mill
ing Company. Wallace, Idaho Aug. u, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual
stockholders meeting of the O.. X Consolidated
Mining and Milling Company. will be held
in the Office Of the company, at $40 Bank
street. in Wallace, Idaho. at $50 o'clock D. M.
September 26. 1908. for the election of Board OF
Directors for the ensuing year. and for the tran.
saction OF such other business as mag legally
come before said meeting
Those unable to personally attend the meeting
are requested to forward their proxy, duly signed
ana witnessed. to any resident stakeholder. In
care OF the secretary, so that their holdings may
be represented.
N. WITTNER,
Secretary.
Aug 26-sept "a
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03

At . meeting Of the board Of directors. held on
the 18th day Of August. 1858 the date Of 2le Of
DELINQUENT stock was postponed until September
3. at p. m. 1t room No. Postofice building.
+. C. NORBECK,
SeptS Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03
THE WALLACE MINER, THURSDAY. September g. 1903


And. In pvssuAnce Of the law. 70 many shares
Of each parcsl Of said stock ~ may b necessary
will b sold. unless paymsnt Is sooner made, on
he md day Of sspesnhsr. A. D. 1908. ct O'Clock
,. n. Of MD day 1t the oascs Of the company
~ Sixth street. Wallace. Idaho. to pay fhs
dsllnausnt assessment tosether with the cost
pf advertising and expenses Of sale.
ABE wYNAN.
secsetan.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03

At meeting Of the board Of directors. held on
the 2lst day Of August. 1908. the date Of sale Of
delinquent stock was postponed until August q.
ct p. M, 1t room No. s Postohhce building.
&c. NORBECK,
Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLD
Frs MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL.
meeting Of the stockholders of the Advance
Mining Company win be held at the Office OF the
company. 4oS Sixth street. Wallace. Idaho. Fri
day September 4, 1908, at 80 D. M. for the cleo
ton Of Board of Directors and for the transac-
ton OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
NORMAN EBBLEY,
President.
Aug. 13-Sept3
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-09-03
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Mineral Farm Min.
Ing Company. Limited, will be held In the parlors
Of the Winsdor Hotel at Mulan. Idaho. on the
It'll day Of September. A. D. 1903. at 7:3O .. M.
for the purpose Of electing Board of Directors
and transacting such other business as may
legally come before said meeting.
Dated at Mullan. Idaho. August 9Th, 1905
I'D. WHITMORE,
Secretary.
AuR 6.gept3
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
EQUITABLE S4VING.
No Nezc Skyscraper-Part of Office
Force Transferred

Following out policy OF retrenChnent "a Their
than expansion in operating expenses the pres
ent management of the Equta bic Life Assur-
ance Society not only has definitely abandoned
the idea Of building modern skyscraper on the
site Of its building, at No. l2O BoadWay but
has taken steps TO transfer a large part OF the
Office force Of the company from this building to
the Hazen Building. The latter structure, which
is in Greenwich street between Carlisle and
Albany streets. block west of the Broadway
building, is also owned by the Equitable
The space vacated in the Broadway building
by the office force will be leased to outsiders at
good figures, greatly increasing the revenue of
the building which, under the new management,
has already been increased from 212 to an aver
age of ( per cent Under the new arrangement
a representative OF each department moved will
be kept in the Offices of the metropolitan cashier
in the main building 70 transact business direct
with the patrons of the company
The general officers and heads of departments
will remain in the home building being in con-
stant touch with their subordinates by means OF
private telephones and telautographs.
In all between six hundred and seven hundred
clerks are to be transferred to the new quar-
ters in the Hazen Building. where the space mas
been arranged more advantageousiy than IL
was in the old The auditing department mas
already moved and the medical and inspection
deDartuents the actuarial department ana the
bureau Of assurance contracts will folio"
The decision 10 abandon the idea or putting up
-el,vscraper in the place Of the old Equitan pie
17,,irdire VIII he somewhat Of surprise 10 real
-+a+e ~,ep who had understood that such a
,,,nd,rq would have been started TINS spring
"a :, NOT heen for the financial stringency.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
WILL BOOM JUDGE GRAY.
4ctiue Campaign for His Nomina-
tiOn-JOhnson Bureau IActiUe.

Washington, April 5.-Supporters of Judge
George Gray, of Delaware, for the Democratic
nomination for President have completed ar
rangements for establishing headquarters in
Washington and tomorrow they will actively
enter upon a campaign in behalf of Judge GRAY
Richard J. Beemish, of Philadelphia who will
be in charge Of the bureau, saws that the move
s1nent is being made without the aid or encour-
agement Of Judge Gray, who it is added. has
not said a word nor done anything that could
be construed seeking the nomination The
fund that is 70 finance the Washington head
quarters has been subscribed. it is understood
by few Delawareans and PennsyIvanians
The work 20 be done will be supplemented bv
that Of similar bureau in Judge Gray's home
town, Wilmington. league OF Gray clubs is
also in process Of formation. The work of this
organization it is said, will be done largely IN
New Jersey Pennsylvania, New York the New
England States and the South
The Presidential boom of John A Johnson
was to-day launched upon the ca apital and Con-
gress with true Western originality when to
every Washington correspondent and Demo-
cratic Congressman was handed a special de-
livery letter mailed directly from the newly es-
ia bished headquarters of the Minnesota Gov
ernor in Chicago.
The Letter was signed by Frederick B Lynch
treasurer Of the Minnesota Democratic Commit
tee, and transmitted printed pamphlet setting
out concisely the points of availability Of Gov
ernor Johnson as the Democratic Presidential
candidate and giving terse review Of his pub
lie services.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
TWO BOMBS Exploded.
Unsuccessful attempt to Bloc Up
Uhite Stars NezC Pier.

An attempt 10 destroy the pier and equipment
used by the McCIintOck- Marshall Construction
Company. with offices at No. II Park Row. in
constructing a pier for the White Star Line
at West 1Tth street, was made last night shortly
before l. o'clock Two bombs were exploded
with little damage. although the force of the ex-
ploson reused thousands from sleep and drew a
large crowd to the place.
The police say they think the explosion was
the work of union men. who are fighting the
construction company because the company
hired "scab" workmen the pier. The two
bombs were placed the west side Of the pier
A hoisting boiler which was standing exposed
and big crane which was in use on a tempo-
rary track on the pier wrecked.
There was no one on the pier when the ex-
posion took place, and no one injured \
tug was alongside the pier and several men
were on board, but the boat not damaged
The police found the fragments of what ap-
peared TO have been a bomb. The remains Of
the other. if there We're two. and the two ex-
plosions lead the police to believe that there
were, could not be found.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
SAY POLICEMEN STOLE.
Foar focused of $4,000 Thefts in
PhIndeIphia-C Confessions Alleged.

Philadelphia, April 5.-The sensation caused
here yesterday by the arrest Of four policemen
charged with being in a conspiracy 10 rob prop
critics on the beats which they patrolled, was
followed tonight by the surrender 10 the city
officials Of William \. Frost, who is said 10 be
one of the principals in the conspiracy
Frost is a plumber, who has place OF bust
ness in the wholesale district where the accused
policemen were on duty az night. In his con-
fession TO Superintendent Taylor Of the Police
Department Frost says that the policemen and
Harry Rothenberger, through whose arrest the
conspiracy was discovered. used his place as a
rendezvous and that there the stolen goods
we're divided. Such as the policemen did not
want or could not use. Frost says. were left in
his hands TO be disposed Of Frost admits that
he actively assisted in some Of the robberies, ac-
cording 10 the officials, who say that the goods
recovered from the homes OF the accused men,
with articles which they have traced. are valued
at upward of $4,000.
Luckenbill and Sithens. two of the policemen
are said to have confessed. The others refuse 10
make any statement Among the articles
covered and now at Police Headquarters are
rolls of carpet mattings, gas stoves. bolts of
cloth. tinware, hardware. ice cream freezers. a
collection OF Panama hats. Iaces. gloves, fancy
groceries, and even patent medicines 1t is said
other arrests will follow.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
STREETC4R JAMS AUTO.
Latter Erplodes-Young Woman
Occupants Burned.

While trying to cross the path of a south
bound Columbus avenue car at 18th street yes
terdAy afternoon a big touring car, containing
four persons was hurled against an Il" pillar
with such force that an explosion Immediately
followed. and the machine and it's occupants
were enveloped in smoke and flames.
In the car were the Misses Bessie and Rosa
lind Morris, daughters fsAdolph Morris, of No.
303 West 106th street; Clarence Mott. of No. 536
West 112th street, and the chauffeur. Richard
Large, of No. 1901 Fox street, The Bronx. The
two young women were badly burned about the
face and hands and had to be removed to the
Roosevelt Hospital.
Captain Daniel A: Flaherty Of Engine Com
pany 56 who the front of the trolley
car, leaped over the dashboard and rescued Miss
Rosalind Morris and her sister taken out
of the machine by Mr.. Mott.
Patrolman Ryan turned in fire alarm after
sending for an ambulance. All the occupants
where DR.. Archer. a surgeon of the Fire De-
partment, attended to them before the arrival
of the ambulance.
The party had been rehearsing the wedding
ceremony of Miss Bessie Morris and Clarence
Mott. at the Hotel st. Regis. The wedding had
been set for April II, but il was said by Miss
Morriss relatives last night that it was doubt
full if she would have sufficiently recovered from
her injuries at that time be able to go
through the ceremony
Engine Company a was at 94th street and
Amsterdam avenue at the time in response TO a
false alarm. and Immediately started for the
scene of the accident, where the automobile was
sending up sheets of flame and plenty of smoke
On the way down of the horses ran into an
L" pillar at SD street, and was so severely
+I,o4 Lal
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
SUICIDE ON PRETORIA.
German Cir PIunges Into Sea
Steamer on UGy Here.

Halifax. April 5-The Hamburg-Arnerican
liner Pretoria. Captain Schotter. from Hamburg
March l. and Boulogne March l. bound for New
York arrived here to-day short of coal The
steamer met a succession OF unusually heavy
gales. during which high seas swept her decks
but no serious damage was done. At no time
could she make over 30 miles a day Ths
bunkers were almost empty when she reached
port
on the first day out from Hamburg a youn,
German girl from the second cabin 20 the
deck, climbed the rail. and in fun view OF the
passengers on deck. plunged into the sea. The
liner was stopped and boat lowered. but the
effort 10 save the girl vas unsuccessful
The Pretoria anchored at Quarantine whers
she transferred tug one hundred OF her six
hundred and fifty passengers who are bound 70
points in Canada In her hold the Pretoria car
ries an assortment Of animals including lions
tigers. a jaguar. monkeys and over thou
sand birds
After taking aboard three hundred tons os
coal the steamer started for New York
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
"MINE MERGERS" TICTIUS.
fasteners Sad to Hare Lost Hun
dreds of Thousands IN S1andIe.
[By Telerraph = The Tribuns I


san Francisco. April 5.-Investors ~ Phila-
deIphia and other Eastern cities have been bad
Iy bitten by the organizing here of the NIanhat-
tan Merger Mines Company. and the loss viii
run up into hundreds of thousands one Phia-
delphia man dropped $150OOO.
". c. Cox. who organized the merger. sent
out alIurng advertisements saying that the
merger company had secured control Of the
Union Jack, the AIizpah, the National Bank OF
Manhattan. the Kawich Gold Mining Company
and the Tonopah Gold Mining Company. and
offered two shares OF merger stock for one OF
any Of these stocks II was declared that the
merger stock would Oe worth double the value
OF any Of these stocks inside of two months
Many holders OF these stocks responded to the
lure and sent on stocks, but Cox never for
varded any merger stock
II Is declared that his company Is wholly
paper and that he never obtained control OF any
of the stocks mentioned. He is now reported
as carrying on a similar game in Ravhids.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
NEU RETOLT IN CORE4.
Expulsion of japanese Demanded
Courts attitude.

Toxic, April 6-AdvIce, from Seoul say that
insurgents are showing increased activity in the
neighborhood of the capital. several minor fights
having occurred. The insurgent element has
been encouraged by the attitude of certain men,
bers of the Corean court.
Privy Councillor Yum has demanded the sup
preston of the insurgents by Corean troops IN
stead of by japanese. He has objected To the
employment of foreigners Niscount some mas
requested him to explain his demand
The insurgents have issued violent circular
demanding the expulsion of the japanese from
COrean territory.
Marquis Ito, the japanese Resident General.
is expected to arrive in Seoul from Japan next
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
PANIC CAUSES 9 DEATHS.
Uomen Fatally Injured in Rush
after ErplOsiOn- Score Hurt.

Bloomington, Ill, April 9--The explosion or a
gasolene lamp in the Modern Woodmans Hail
at Ellsworth last night created panic, in which
Mrs. Paris Stanger and Mrs. John Dawson were
fatally injured and a score Of others were hurt
A supper arranged by a church society was in
progress when gasolene lamp exploded in the
front part of the hall The three hundred per-
sons present made dash for a rear door which
opened on a balcony. Mrs. Stanger and Mrs
Dawson and several other women were pushed
off the balcony by those behind. The building
was destroyed by the fire which followed the ex-
plOSiOn.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
NORD'S STERN RULE.
Decaptations - Legations OUer
crozcded- CONGRESS Postponed.

Port-au Prince. April 5.-In consequence Of
the lack of a quorum of Senators and Represen-
tatives. it is improbable that the Haytian Con-
gress will convene on April s. as the constitu-
ton provides Its assembling is likely to be de-
ferred for some weeks.
Arrests Of suspected conspirators continue.
though it is not possible TO say how many per
sons actually have been placed in prison in the
last few weeks. There are rumors that the gov
ernment is substituting decapitation for shoot
ing A headIess body was found yesterday be-
meath the ramparts of Fort National, in the
outskirts OF the city.
Additional refugees have sought safety in the
French and German legations. which are now
overcrowded.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
MRS. ROOSEVELT BACK IN CAPITAL

returned to Washington about . o'clock this morn
ing over the Southern Railway from an extended
trim through the South. The party left here on
Thursday March p, going direct To NicIsburg
Miss where they boarded the yacht Mayhower
for a cruise down the Mississippi far New
Orleans The return trip was made without spc-
cia incident. The party included AIRS Roosevelt
Miss Ethel Roosevet Kermit. quentin and Archie
Roosevelt the three younger sons; Miss Hacner.
Mrs Roosevelt secretary. Miss Landon and Cap
tain Eitzhuxh Les The Presidents military aid.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
PITCHED OUT IN AUTO sMAsH-UP.

Meriden, Conn, April 5-An automobile contain
ing R. NJ Davis, of New York, with his wife and
sister and the chauffeur. Joseph Farrell, of New
Haven ran into fence early to-day at the side
Of the Berlin Road, half mile beyond Meriden.
All were thrown out. the chauffeur was rem
dered unconscious, and Mr.. Davis's leg was broken
The others were not injured. Farrell was able 70
return home to-day, but Mr.. Davis will be confined
10 his bed for sorpe time.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
LONG DOING BUSINESS AT OLD STAND
tBy Telegraph 70 The 4

By IeIesraOh % The Trlbune
BroCkton, Mass. April Evolves sliding down
hill and using their tails for ruddcrs bears sit
ting beside auths auG making a noise like an
ant. and crows playing football with piece Of
china only few of the wonderful sights that
II has been the pleasure OF Dr. William ] Lone
President Roosevers nature faker," To witness.
according {" the stories he told audience which
he addressed here tonight His address was de-
hvered in tine Congregational Church. which was
crowded 10 the doors.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
AUTO spEgDeRs FIND a FRIEND.

Four automobile drivers were arrested for speed
49,; yesterday in the North avenue boulevard Ne"
Rocbene Judge Schlesnger hned Two OF the"
, ToroIed the others for a hearing to-
81 I,dga Van AuI.en, his predecessor, fined au-
tonobile speeders so or 800 The men paroled
- Frederick A Wagner, Of New Rochelle and
ti,,bert A Hcnsey, a New YORK broker, H'lns at
liupS' - -, % ocbeUe Those fined Theo-
@ ,-ti+t Of No 2s7 West 18th street. Manhat-
oone % md Roger Harrigan Of No l7 Amsterdam
.v.pue Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
4BRUZZI VISITS KING.
H Long Conference-Miss Elhins s
Pictmcin Ill Papers.

Rome. April 5.-The Duke of the Abruzzi ar
rived here this morning and went to the Quirinal.
where he was greeted warmly by the royal fam
lily He mad long conference with the King.
but the result of the meeting has not been
learned
All the papers this evening published the pict-
ure of Miss EIkins
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06
. ,uI co. III AT HOME.

y r wilson the banker is Ill at his home -"
90 Etf,b avenue NJ. Wilson Is head OF the r. I
Wilson Company. bankers. brokers and 'oHiiN'SjoL
msccbauts. OF No. 80 Wall street.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
MOTOR BIKES IN
RACE MEET SOON

Motor bicycle racing. which has
come TO be SO prominent feature
OF the sport OF many cities will get
It's real introduction TO Detroit on Sun.
day afternoon, July 26 when the De-
troit Motor Cycle club gives Its first
meeting at the Highland Park race
track
Motor cycling In Detroit has been
booming during the present season
and the sales OF the little automobiles
for such they are-has proven the
real feature OF a rather slow year for
the bicycle dealers. There Is a large
number OF machines In use In Detroit
and many OF them are kept up to
their top efficiency by their owners.
In addition TO the local contingent.
quite a number Of outsiders, includ-
Ing some OF the cracks OF Cleveland,
Buffalo and Toledo will be on hand for
the meeting.
The program consists OF 25'mile
handicap and races at ten and three
miles.
Three bicycle races will also be pull
ed off-a Ave mile handicap. two
mile handicap and mile open.
The Highland Park track will be
put In excellent shape for the events
and some fast miles are certain.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT WINDSOR.

First Race. : furlongs. selling. 4.
year-olds and UP U0): Nancy. l0i:
Raining Leaves 1903: Kildare. 1903. Leo
Paul, 1903. Arlington, 1903; Restoration.
103; Royal Legend. 1903; Grevilla, i05:
Snowman, los: Prince Hohenlohe. 100:
Second Race. 2 miles. steepl echase, T.
year.olds and UP. selling 90: Racilia,
100; Lizzie Flat, $50; Esquire. 1872; Bank
Holiday. lac. Lights Out. I43: Bob
Alone. IA; Sam Farmer. l49
Third Race, furlongs. selling, 2.
year-oids u2): Pleasing. 'si; Sir Can
Hoyle, 100; Autumn Maid. lo1: His h
Hat. l0l: Paradise Queen. loi: Hawk
wing. 1ol. Lazarus. 102; Patriot l0i:
Lady Gore. los.
Fourth Race. mile, selling. s-year-
oids and up nD: Serviie. 'ss; Arrow
swift; ~: Dennis stafford. 's3: Blue
Lee. SO; Imboden, 'ss: Lad OF IAngden.
9s; PetuIant. SO; Rose f.. 10l: Tom
Dolan. lo4; Lady Esther. los: Goldie.
Fifth Race. furlongs, selling. g.
year olds and up u2): Listerine. 81;
Ayrwater. 's5: Jane Swift. 's5; Ida q.
%: Senator Barrett, 80; Kingsessing.
Minot. los; Topsy Robinson. los; Elem
ing. l09 Royal Onyx, III.
Sixth Race. 7 furlongs. selling. T.
year-olds and up G0l: Condo. 400;
Lord Dixon. 100; St Clair. '10i Anna
Scott. loi, The Belle. 'iol; Belle OF the
Jupiter, los; Pentagon. '1os;
Seventh Race. l mile. selling. 3-year-
olds and up GO: The Thorn. .si;
Dunvegan, 's5: Raleigh. 81: Lois Cav
anagh, SO; Giles. go; Milestone. 'sl /;
Or. Lee Huffman. ss: Ocean Spray. ss;
The Globe. es; True Boy. l61. Beau
Brummei. 1O5: Ell Dorado. los.