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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
THE WONDER Of PINE CREEK

A good showing is being made
in the property of the Wonder
group on Pine Creek, according
to Robert Hunt, vice president
and manager.
After sinking a winze on the
vein for SO feet, at the end of a
3OO-foot drift, the ledge was
crosscut to the footwall and four
feet of good commercial ore en-
countered. At this point the
ledge was proved to be about 40
feet in width with we'll defined
walls and carrying all the char
acteristics common to lodges in
this district.
1t is the intention to develop
the property by another 100 feet
of shaft work when it is expect
ed body of shipping ore will
be exposed. The property is To-
Gated west of the Amy group,
which was recently bonded to
Spokane men, and is said to be
traversed by the same ledge.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
SNOW CLIFF HOLDS MEETING

The annual meeting of the
Snow Cliff Mining company was
held Saturday. Directors for
the next year were chosen as
follows: James A. Wayne, H.
c. Topping, P. N. Shaffer, r.
W. Roach, c. A. Burke and VIM.
Wider. Mr.. Wayne was re-
elected president, Mr.. Shaeffer,
vice president; C. A. Burke.
treasurer and the secretaryship
is temporarily held by Mr.. Roach,
pending permanent arrange
ments. The property of the
company is at Lookout and there
is an. unusually good surface
showing. Fine ore has been
found in Silver Cliff and Liber-
ty, both of which adjoin the
Snow Cliff.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
MARIE CO. ELECTS DIRECTORS

The annual meeting of the
Marie Mining company was held
in Wallace Monday and the fol-
lowing officers selected for the
ensuing year:
President and treasurer, w.
M. Buell.; vice president, w. H.
Buell.; secretary, w. w. Bixby;
directors, R. S. Buell. and Ralph
B. Howard.
The report of the condition Of
the property showed that since
work was resumed about two
months ago an excellent show
ing had been made in the lower
workings. Development is 60
ing steadily forward and ar
rangements have been complet-
ed by which work will be con-
tinuous for some time to come.
The property is located on Nc
Farren gulch about one mile and
a half south of Osborne and con-
nected by the O. R. & N rail-
road by a good wagon road. It
is believed that about 300 feet
of work will have to be done in
the No. 3 tunnel before the
showing made in the upper work
ings is encountered at depth.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15

1t is alleged that the company
paid William Gallagher, as presi-
dent, and Fred Gallagher, as it's
agent and employee, more than
$500 for each of the years 1907
and 1908 for the purpose of do
ing the annual assessment work.
1t is charged that the two men
named appropriated the money
to their own use and that there
after they employed the two de-
PENDANTS, Archibald B. Smith
and Rufus E. Dunlap to relocate
the property which is said to
have been done January / of
this year, the claims being then
called the Reliance and the Re-
lance Nos. l, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8,
8. 10, and II quartz lode claims.
1t is further alleged that as
soon as the claims had been re-
located Dunlap and Smith exc
cuted a deed for the property to
a person or persons unknown
and that the document was placed
in escrow with the State Bank
of Murray, which is said to be
about to transfer the property
and deliver the deed in escrow.
The object of the suit is to
prevent the delivery of the
deed.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
NEARING ORE IN THE TED[Y|

Grenfell brothers, who hold a
contract on the property of the
Teddy Mining company, report
that a fine showing of white
quartz has been encountered
from which a strong body Of
water is flowing. The pressure
is so great that it was with
difficulty the flow could be hand
led. The quartz shows a little
ore and it is believed that an
ore shoot is being approached.
The property consists of five
claims and millsite in the KEEL
logg section. A considerable
amount of work has already been
done and a nice showing made.
John Pelkes, A. H. Rambo and
others of Kellogg are the princi-
pal owners.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
SYNDICATE TUNNEL IN 400 Fl,

The tunnel on the property
Of the Syndicate Mining COM
pany has been driven about 400
feet but about 300 feet of work
will have to be done yet before
the ledge is encountered. The
property is being developed un-
der contract to Deckard & Law
renee Of Kellogg, about Is feet
Of which remains to be complet-
ed. As soon as this is finished
another contract for 300 feet
will be let.
The mine is located near the
mouth of Big creek and has an
excellent showing carrying heavy
carbonates of iron with lead and
silver values.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Office Of the Blue Wing Mining Company. Lin.
tied, Wallace Idaho. March %. 1909
Notice Is hereby given tina, a, meeting OF the
directors. held on the Goth day OF March, 1902
an assessment of five 90 mills per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the Rlne Wing
Mining Company, Limited payable on or before
the sth day Of May, 1900 10 II j. Rossi secretary
and treasurer of said COMPANY AT the Office III
II. J. Rnssi IN the city Of Wallace. County Of
Shoshonc. state of hlaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment r.
mains unpaid on the said sth day Of May Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale nj public
auction and unless payment Is made before. will
is sold on the 9Th day Of June, 1900. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of adj
vertising and expenses OF sale
II. j. ROsST
Secretary, Blue Wing Mining Company, Limited,
Wallace. Idaho.
Ap l.29
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Office Of North franklin Mining Company. Wal
lace. Idaho Janllnry liti l.aM

Office Of North franklin Mining Company. Wal
lace. Idaho. january nth. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that at a special meeting
Of the directors Of the North Franklin Mining
company at It's principal place Of business IN the
city OF Wallace. Idaho. held on the nth day Of
January. 1902 ON assessment Of five mills per
share was levied upon the outstanding capital
stock OF said corporation. payable on or before
the 18th day OF March. 1909, 10 Gary C. Burke.
secretary and treasurer. AT his Office tofilce OF
The State Bank Of ColnIneicel, in the city OF
Wallace. Idaho. Any stock upon which the
Assessment shall remain unpaid on the l5th day
OF March. 1909. will be delinquent and will fe
advertised for sale Mt public auction. and unless
payment Is made before. will be sold on the 10th
day OF April. 1909. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the costs Of advertising ana
expenses OF sale.
I'D sLEMMoNs.
President.
Gary c. BURKE.
Secretary.
OF the North Franklin Mining company. P. o.
address. Tho State Bank OF Commerce. Wal.
lace, Idaho
Notice "a hereby given that By order and resp
luton OF the board Of directors Of the North
franklin Mining company the time for pay.
ment OF assessment noted above has been post
poned to the 18th day Of April. l. ~ and the date
for sale OF delinquent stock has bsen postponedto
the 18th day OF May. 1903.
J. b SLEMMONS.
Pres!dent.
GARYC. BURKE.
Secretary,
OF the North Franklin Mining company. r. o.
address. The State Bank OF Commerce. Wal
lace. Idaho.
Mar ls..Aprl5
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
EXPECT STRIKE IN WEST HEcLA

Only about Is feet of work re-
mains to be done until the Tiger
vein on the property Of the West
Hecla Mining company is en-
countered at depth. Toward the
end of the week an inspection Of
the mine was made by J. V.
Pohlman of Spokane and the re-
suit Of this visit is said to have
been most satisfactory. The
face Of the tunnel is all in min
eralized matter and a heavy flow
of water is coming in. There is
every indication that a large
body Of ore will be encountered
in the near future.
It is the intention to increase
the force of men in the near
future. The property is located
at Burke, adjoining the Tiger
Poorman mine and north of the
Galena mine, which was recent
ly closed down. The claims are
traversed by two lodges, the
Hecla and the Tiger-Poorman,
both of which have been opened
up by surface work and a good
showing made in each case. Al
report is current in the Burke
section to the effect that the
holdings of the West Hecla COM
pany and the Galena company
will be consolidated but so far
there has been no confirmation
of this.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
WATER HAMPERS THE NATIONAL

A heavy flow Of water from
the face Of the west drift on the
400-foot level Of the National
mine has forced a suspension Of
work in that part of the mine,
the management being afraid to
open more ground in case a still
stronger flow might be encoun-
tered and the mine flooded. The
men have been set to work in
the east drift. The pumps are
being taxed to their full capa-
city at present.
The west drift is believed to
be nearing the ore shoot and al
ready a fair showing of copper
galena ore is being made in the
face. The vein was crosscut a
short time ago and proved to be
about 20 feet wide with clearly
defined walls. The face Of the
drift has a depth Of about 500
feet from the surface.
The property is located north
of Mullan and northwesterly of
the Lucky Calumet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
BUFFALO SUED FOR sls4,5oo

George W. Craddock has filed
a suit in the district court in
Missoula against the Buffalo
Mining company for the recov-
cry of $134, 500. The plaintiff
claims that he is the owner of
1874, 500 shares Of stock in this
company and that, despite re-
peated demands, the officers of
the corporation have refused to
deliver the certificates. He Pc
titions that the company be
70. ced to pay him the full value
of the shares at 81 each in re-
turn for his holdings.
The Buffalo Mining company
holds property near DeBorgia
and has it's principal Office at
Saltese. The company was or
ganized May Is. 1903, with a
capital stock of 81. 900, 900. The
incorporators were Martin ].
Flynn, Edward L., Flynn, George
w. Craddock, Michael H. Linn,
Samuel H. Linn, Ole H. Linn,
Smith ]. Robertson, Richard
Daxon and Thomas Heney.
The property is being develop
ed by q long tunnel Of several
thousand feet for which a con-
tract was let over a year ago
to Ole H. Linn Of this city.
the consideration being entire
" in stock.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AN.
NUAL MEETING

Notice Is hereby given That the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Neversweat
Mining Company. will he held at the Offices Of
the company at Mullan. Idaho. on the 10th day
of April 1909. at $50 p. M. for the purpose OF
electing board of directors to serve for the en-
suing year and for the transac tim OF such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting.
PETER ANDERSON.
President.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCKHOLDERS

Office of the Reliance Mining and Milling com.
30. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that there is now do
linquent upon the following described stock on
account Of assessment No. OF one "a mill per
share levied upon the sth day OF February. A. D.
1909, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders as follows. to-wit;
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-04-15

And. In accordance with law so many shares of
each parcel of said stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction TO the highest bidder
at the Office of J. II. Taylor. secretary treasurer
office OF Occur d'Alene Iron Works. Ltd. OH
the 10Th day OF April, A. d. 1902 at ten o'clock a.
IN. to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
Signed,
J H TAYLOR,
Secretary.treasurer. Reliance Mining and Milling
company.
Ap Ills
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice Is hereby given. that the annual meeting
Of tho Stockholders of the phedora silver.
Lead Mining Company. will he held on
the 18th day Of April. 1903. q, 80 O'clock D. III.
ut the Office Of the company 80 Bank street for
the purpose OF election of officers for the cnsl-
ing year and such other business matters may
he legally brought 10 the attention Of thu meet
ing. Stockholders not able to attend are re-
Q,lestcd to send their proxies.
N. WlTTNEK.
Secretary.
Wallace, Idaho March Is, lNA
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-10
TODAY IN .
DEPARTMENTS

state charters were issued today
as follows:
Hub Furniture and Racket Co.. ol
Custer Ci9y. With $4,000 capital
stock. The directors are S. II. Lit
tie, D. W. Ashbe, Charles +. sparrow
w. p. Little and Il. B, Leeka all OF
Custer City.
The Columbus on aud Gas com
panv. OF Sapulpa, with $4,000 cap
ital stock. The directors are: Frank
b. Summers, s. ]. Smith, George l.
Myers. John S. Wlcks. C. A. Caughn
John Momahan G. G, Don Carlos
and d. A. MoD0ugai, All OF Sapulpa
The Oklahoma StOckman's aom
pany, Of Oklahoma City, with $50
200 capital stock. The directors are.
j. J. Mitchell &C Arcadia J. Car
shafer. ]. J. Mitchell lr. and n. n
Mitchell, all OF Oklahna City.
The Brlstow Building and Loan
association. OF Brlstow. with S5O.e0O
capital stock, The directors are: J.
N. Wells, l.. NJ, Wolf, h. c, Shettes
i, L. Flint. n r. Griffith and y. G,
Pratt, all Of nrlsto v
Oaklawn Cemetery association, III
Tulsa. with the following trusteeas
Mesdames Daisy PdrBman, Ida III
Setman, Marion Jordon Marie Buell.
and Georgia stevens.
Oklahoma State bank Of Tuttle
with $4,000 capital stock The di.
rectors are W. s. Bunting and II.
w. Duckwall, Of Tuttle. H. G. Burton
and J. S Bloickman, Of Chickasha;
\. G Dennis, Of Mustang
The World Printing Co. 81 Dewey
with $4,000 capital stock The dl.
rectors are; w n Dixon Of Dewey.
j. A Veasiey and Myrtle Dennlson,
of BartlesvIlle.
The Barllesvllle Lle.it aud Water
Co, OF Bartlesville, With S200.O0O
capital stock The directors are: l..
A. Rowland, s. j. smallwood and Il.
l.. Beattie. all Of Bartlesville.
The Cherokee Refining company
filed amended articles OF lncorpora.
lion with the secretary of state today
increasing the capital stock OF the
company from 100000 10 100000.
The Evans Smith Drug company. OF
Kansas CITY hrs appointed Gustave
A, Erlxon, OF Guthrie, as state agent,
The y. S. Hendricks Lumber Co., OF
Illinois. has appointed W. II. Chap.
pell, OF Guthrie. as state agent The
Rock Island Sash and Door works, Of
Illinois. has appointed $. L. Spurrier
Of Guthrie as state agent. The Del.
aware. Cherokee on company. OF
Phoenix, Arizona, and the Producers
on company, Of Houston, Texas. have
named H. w Klnnan as stale agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-10
ALSO some HOUSE LAWS
One Trial 10 Enough When Real Es-
ta;e Titles Are Being Con.
tested

House bills Providing for one trial
only IN action for trial OF real estate,
to permi, sale OF apple cider: repeal
Ing county auditor law. appropriation
lor Nina johnson, for fire escapes for
normal schools and langs on; provid'
Ing state board Of examiners for nur'
ses. perpetuatng criminal court 0l
appeals: appropriation for agricultural
schools at Tishoming0 and Warner;
establishing county VOuie at Prague,
providing for attorneys liens; ap
propria'lon for regents Of safe
schools; establishing court town at
Eld0radn; making Il felony TO sell
liquor to minors. for county court AT
Davis: authorizing jerks township,
Tulsa county, to build bridge. estab.
fishing county court at coweia; re.
moyal OF distractions for streams;
legallzlnS bond issue al Watonga; le-
gslizing incorporation of Hollis; le'
gallzing incorporation OF Buffalo; max
ing Billings county court town. max
ing Lenapah county court town. es.
tdbiishiiF county court at iiOmsny gnd
Fairfax, at Lexington Crowder: an
thnrizine county commissioners Of
Tulsa 10 buy toll bridge; anthorlz-
Ing sale OF certain school land ada
cent 10 towns; for county court al
nlancharl to require cotton ginners
10 report to board Of agriculture; for
selecting temporary Judges for en-
couraging farmers Institutes; for re.
storing last court records; 70 pro est
additions and townsltea from nuis.
sances defining, punishment for con
Joint robbery; terms Of county court
In various. counties; prohibiting sale
u infected fruit trees; legali2lng or
ganization of Jordan Valley Townsi g
Co.: regulating practice Of pharmacy;
anpropriating for deaf school at Sui
phpr: appropriation Tor Whitaker or.
phans' home; validating election at
Muskogee. amending mining laws; ~
propriattion for his 0rlcal society, ap.
preparation fo. corporation commits.
sion: appropriation for A. and NJ. col.
Iege. creating state dairy commissions
appropriation for west side normalsi
appropriation for u. p. schools AZ
ClaremOre and Tonkawa.
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ARE effective TO-DAY

amending county weighers law: con.
,erting surplus funds from territorial
levies 10 territorial lns itutions for
which they we're made providing for
Issuance OF patents on sale of certain
public lands; general primary cleo.
lion law; p'0ylding additional clerk
hire for county treasurers: amending
law relating to Wills; for taking state
census and collecting agricultural sta
ilsIles: Appropriation for Transports
lion Of prisoners and expense pardon
board appropriation for geological
survey: appropriation for care OF state
prisoners. for state board Of health,
state board of agriculture, for deaf,
dumb and orphan negro children, for
ate library, for Fl Supply asylum.
for state mining board, for IT, Gibson
blind school. for state election board,
for state printing. for bank commits
sioner. for national guard for A. and
NJ college, tc pay far animals killed
cd. for colofed A. and NJ university
ind for state unlyerAW.
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a0sETEl WITH WIGNERsHAn

Washington. June i0.-lDslrlct
Attorney Gregg and NJ. l., Mott, OF
MuskOgee, attorney for the Greek ma.
tion, were closeted with Attorney
General Nllckersham for more than
an hour. ddring which the civil, as
well as criminal suits arising ont OF
the Muskogee town lot cases Wese
discussed.
Il was the first meeting between
Wickersham aud Gregg. No lni0rma.
lion was v0uchsafed at the depart
ment with respect 70 the conference,
both Gregg and Mott refusing to dds
cuas the siiuaiino with newspaper
men
Judge q. W. Raymond, of Musko-
gee. called upon Attorney General
Wickersham. He only asked for ton
minutes Of Wlckefsham's time, which
was granted
Inl nature OF Judge H0ymand'H y
business at the department Is on.
known He sllll refuses to dlvulge
The nature OF his business IN Wash.
ngton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-10
COUPLE HAD LIVED
APART SEVERAL YEARS
Places No CTedenCe In Another
WOman'S Claims as Dead
Mans Spouse

Fort Smith. Ark, June iO--ln Jan
uary, 1908. a travelling man named
John +. Parker was received at 81.
Edwards lnflrmary In dying condl.
tion, due to a protracted debauch- but
his wife heard Of his death only two
months ago,
After bis death communication was
had with friends at Tahlequah, Okla,
from which place money was received
0 defray the expenses OF the hospital
and also his burial
The body was held several days,
pending the arrival o, his wife, who
was said to be living az Tahlequah,
Bit as sho did not come the body was
buried here.
Later woman wro3e 10 the IN.
lIrmary. claiming TO be Parkeg's wife
and requesting that two watches
which be had loft here be sent TO her,
She was requested TO come here and
prove her Identification, but she did
not do so.
Yesterday d lady arrived here from
Dallas, en- route to Kansas City and
st. Louis. She was accompanied BY
her son. and they called at the IN.
Urinary and also at the undertaking
parlors. She possessed credentials
showing that she was the lawful wife
Of the late ]. n Parker, and the Sis
iers at the ihrrmary turned over TO
her two wai ches which have been IN
their possession. The lady was hearty
IA her expressions Of gratefulness 20.
ward the good Sisters who manifested
SO much interest In her,
She Will 90 from here t0 Tahequah
10 investigate the property lett by her
husband. and also ascertain s0me
knowledge Of the woman who claimed
to reside there and be the wife Of
The deceased. The widow is satisfied
that her husband was possessed Of
considerable oil lands IN Oklahoma
and that he had n good sum Of money
On deposit In a bank IN TahleQuah at
he time OF his death She had been
living apart from her husband for sew
eral years, and had not been IN com
munieatlon with him for over a year
piior 10 the date Of his death. She
had not, however, ever learned Of bis
securing D divorce and she does not
believe that he had SO thai the wo-
man claiming 10 be his wife Is re
sarded by her as having possibly been
IN acquaintance only.
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NOW LAW OF STATE UNTIL
REPEALED OR AMENDED
Less Than One Third Of Bills
Passed Carried EmGT-
gency Clause

More than two.thirds Of the bill
passed by the second Oklahoma leg
iplature become effective and VIII be
the law OF Oklahoma until repealed
or amended. There were l20 bills
which nd not carry the emergency
and therefore did not become laws
until 80 days after the adjournment
OF the legislature. or this number
62 are senate bills and So house bills
The second legislature attached inc
emergency 40 less than One-third ol
The total number OF bills passed where
as more than half the laws passed by
the first legislature carried the emer
geney cause.
Some Of the New Laws
Among the laws which become et
iectiye are some Of the most import
ant passed by the second Legislature
including the Keys fish and game Bill
which reyoln ionizea the game laws
81 the state the bill amending the tax
iefet law so that no back taxes un
paid before statehood can be collect
ed under the new law and reducing
the compensation OF the tax ferret to
q per cent Of the collection; the slal
GntA Juvenile court lay establishing
courts for delinquent children In con
nectlon with the county courts In each
county and providing for the appoint
mant Of probation officers. and Law
reducing the gross production Of tax
on coal from two ia one half pei
cent. making the tax the same as tha'
on OIL.
Several important laws affecting
labor are among those that become
affeceiye, including law giving la
borers III mines Hen on al proper
ty of the mining company Tor unpaid
wages. requiring railroads to build
sheds at division points fos protection
of mechanics working In the yards
during storms
Educatior Is Cared For
Among important bills relating Y
education which become effective are
laws repeating lhe county high school
law. permitting the establishment ol
county demonstration farms IN eaob
county appr0pnating 100000 for sec
ondary schools of agriculture In the
third. fourth and fifth supreme eoaTl
dts ricis, authorizing boards OF ean
cation to erect two or more school
houses IN the same district requiring
the teaching Of agriculture horticul
ture stock feeding and domestic sci
enee IA The schools. approprlatlng $50
000 for secondary school Of agrt
ealture IN the panhandle district OF
oklahoma establishing a normal
school Il Ada, school for the feeble
MINDED al Enid, creating an industrial
school for girls al Chickasha and an
eastern university preparatory sehoo
al Claremore and establishing INC
state school for the deaf at Sulphur