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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
BAP lists DIVIDED
OVER FOSTER CASE
Split Imminent After Efforts
of Fifty Ministers to De-
pose Professor.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 20.--The pros
poets of fifty Baptist ministers attempt
ing to ''sermonize" Prof. George B.
Foster out of the Baptist denomination,
because of his recent utterances, ex-
cited all of the Baptist denomination
today.
Professor Foster himself viii preach
as usual in Third Unitarian Church,
and Will deliver a sermon on Ethics
of doctrinal reform"
Everything will come out alright,
said Professor Foster. Just let them
fight it out. II seems they are not able
10 agree on just how to word their reSo-
luton, and so twenty-five viii offer
what they believe to be the best solu-
tions Of the problem. I notice the Rev.
Mr.. Dixon is preaching in Moody
Church. I wonder how some of the
Baptists consider that in view Of their
resentment because do not preach IN
a Baptist church. Now, this Is not say
ing I oppose MI. DiXOns doing so, for
that would be against one of my prin-
ciples.
doing for me. and I sincerely regret 10
learn that their attitude toward Dr.
Myers has complicated the situation to
the extent that il has.
Il expect to see the whole affair
dropped within a few days" Dr. Foster
continued, because / don't see what
can be accomplished in the controversy
against my religious views and books
/ I have written
/ preaching Unitarianism or preaching
! the Baptist faith in Unitarian
| church, said the Rev. A. G. Dixon.
But he is doing neither. He Is an
atheist. He denies the fundamentals
7 of all evangelical Christianity. That 5
| why oppose his remaining in the con
| ference Yes, 1 admit I am one of
twenty-five who will offer resolutions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
SALVATION" THEME
OF WOODROW'S TALK
Declares Good Works Not
Cause But Proof of
Salvation.

There are two views of salvation
said the Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Woodrow
this morning in the First Congregational
Church. "One view makes salvation a
matter of ritual and ceremony the
other makes # a matter Of faith in God
Dr., Woodrow took for his text AS VIC
have therefore opportunity. let US do
good unto all men. especially to them
that are Of the household OF faith"
s'Our good works are not the cause Of
pIr salvation" said DR.. Woodrow. but
the proof of It. The good tree bears good
fruit, the pure fountain sends forth good
water. Faith in God cleanses the heart
from sin that out OF il good words and
good works may proceed.
The church life is not a negative life,
but A positive life. There must be the
ceasing to do evil, but also the learning
20 do we'll God warns against every
thing harmful 20 his children. and gives
Them everything that is good.
1--WE never glorify Him so much as by
the wise use of his bounty. God gives
us all good things TO do. Faith and
works go together. All the realms of
human activity that are helpful TO the
individual, the community, or the race
are open 10 the Christian. All the ave
nues of humane. philsnthropiC. or mis-
sionary effort are open before him who
has faith IN God. With perfect faith In
God we are TO go about doing good. as
did our Master
Dr. Henry G. Hanchett played the or
gan this morning. DR.. Hanchett Is one
of several who are under consideration
by the officers of the church for the pc
sition made vacant by the death of Dr.
Bischon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
AID TO BLIND.

On the lines Of the Great Eastern
railway in England, a new regulat ton.
prohibiting the transportation of blind
and lnfirm persons unless accompanied
by attendants. has been adopted. The
company explained that the rule has
b5en adopted in the interest of the
safety OF the persons affected by II.
Special rates for attendants are allowed
where the afflicted passenger is unable
10 paw full fare
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
BLOW SNAKE.

Can't. Zebulon NJ. Pike says he killed
a number Of hoop snakes and joint
snakes on his trip up the Cottonwood
river, while on his way TO discover
Pixies Peak: also that while in camp
on the south fork Of the Cottonwood
river he met up with a blow snake
that filled itself with wind so that II
was as big around as a gallon measure
sud when IL gave a big puff IL blew his
hat off.-EldOradO (Kan) Republican.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
KEY TO MAP

In addition to the central location of the EVANS
Building, it shows the unequaled transit facilities with
which this immediate section is favored Fifteenth St
and New York ave is the terminal of both the Chevy
Chase and Columbia lines (he latter connecting with
the Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway Piney Branch road and Decatur st. lines
also pass the door on New York ave Just around the
conner is the PENIS yvana ave. line to the Navy Yard
and extreme Southeast Washington in one direction,
ana in the other to Georgetown (where it connects
with the Great Falls and Old Dominion Electric
Lne). And @ ST. and Pennsylvania ave. marks the
terminus of the Northeast suburban lines Thirteenth
and D SIS, Brook land and the New Union Station
line
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
MUSIC.

Of
First Congregational ChuTch-AIusc quartet
st. Paurs Episcopal Church-Full chorus evensong.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
.HYMAN AFTER THE FRISCO
Sues For $780, 600 and Asks Foreclosure
Proceedings. Has Faith in Property

Suit for the recovery has been started by David NJ
he is president Mr. Hyman petitions that the mine MILL water
rights realty and all other holdings Of the company be sold to
meet his claim
In the complaint is alleged that the company through its
treasurer j. Ttcn borrowed from him $5O0o giving
1908 This note secured by mortgage covering all the
holdings Of the company
In addition to the mill and other equipment of the NINE Mr.
Hyman petitions that the following holdings be sod The Esther
Broad Gauge Badger Haer Lexington Hardy Fraction Black
of the No. tunnel Of the Milwaukee Mining company in the
osiemne the Haskns water rights the land between the old and
the roabeds Of the Northern Pacific railroad and the Helena
& San Francisco concentrating mill.
The Frisco Of the old hsrc mines Of the district and
in it's day has produced millions of dollars worth of For
time past operations have been confined leasing and
this large amount has been shipped from the upper work
ng About years ago the mill started the depression
in the metal market forced a cose-down.
It is thought probable that if the property into the
hands Of Mr. Hyman general resumption Of activity will follow
at the mine and force Of be set work at development
big scale Mr. Hyman is said to have the greatest
faith in the property and always to have been anxious
under his absolute control.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
CARNEY COPPER CO. REPORT
Over $4,000 Expended on Develop
ment. More Money to be Raised

report for the year 1908 has made by the Carney Cop
and circular letter sent to stockholders gain their
necessity Of evyng PresidentJ l. Martin sug
g that the company apoon 81 800 shares Of treasury stock
minimum to be taken by each stockhoer s 100 shares
but eaeh will have opprtuny to take much a is des
ed until the entire allotment Is subscribed for
In this believed enough money be raised
all the companys indebtedness and drive the tunnel $50 further
the basis Of half cash and half stock payments
Since December 1907 the report states GAS feet of drifting
and have been done and during this work several
ngency in the markets the property has been operated
continuously un the present time with very slight deficit in
the treasury despite the that the brought by
ney was 4 great setback to sales of stock
The secerys report shows the sale Of 12 900 shares Of
treasury stock which brought 82 leaving 200 84 shares
s in the treasury The total receipts The dis
buemes made $8 39l 49, leaving an Indebtedness Of
4 OF the balance Of $2323 Of indebtedness $6s3
overdraft S@f#geg7&yffy sYgs@E@ fs ssy@y
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
HENNESSY- STARTS
Arrangements Being Made For Exten-
sive Development and Shipments

After considerable prod of deness work has been started
work continuation of the lower drift This in about 500
and O feet Of work remains be done before
the showing made in the upper workings tapped DEPTH
This tunnel will give depth Of about $50 feet Work being
done by the day.
In the upper workings the property has been developed by
shaft "A feet deep and about 200 feet Of rosscutng addition
to the long tunnel being driven Good shipping has been
encountered from the and excellent showing made
the upper tunnel At the surface the mineral bearing vein
about eight feet wide with vein filing gaena quartz
Both walls are Of quartzite.
IT, the completion Of the present drift showing made
equal expectations based the results obtained the upper
workings concentaor will be installed this spring. pre-
perty fully equipped with mining machinery permit the
mencement of development and shipments large SCALE Fin
anca arrangements such will the carrying Cf
these plans have been made provided the showing depth
warrants
Montana mile and half from the Northern Pacific railroad
The company capitalized at 81 m of which $4,000 shares
the treasury Dennis Hennesy president and Joseph
Whean, secretary
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21

Good progress is being made
in driving the tunnel on the hex
property, operated by the Anal
gamated Stock Holding company
of this city. When completed
this tunnel will be about Is feet
in length and give an approxi-
mate depth Of so feet on the
ledge. The property is located
three-quarters Of q mile south of
Mullan and consists of four
claims. These are traversed by a
ledge proved with open cuts to
be from 10 to Is feet wide. The
Gaping is Of heavy iron carry
ing some values in silver and it is
that gray copper. ore
will be opened up when the ledge
is encountered. It ID believed
that the company has the same
ledge as the Springville and Sill
yer Mountain companies which
adjoin.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
B0BB|E ANDERSON IS CLOSED

Work on the Bobbie Anderson
group on Pine Creek has been
temporarily suspended owing to
the impossibility Of getting in
supplies. Until the recent very
cold snap the property was under
constant development and a new
crosscut was started recently.
This has been driven about 40 or
so feet and has about as much
further to go before the ledge is
encountered.
The shaft has been sunk 18O
feet and it is the intention to
sink this to the 4OO-foot level.
1t is planned to install a hoist
and other machinery. The pro-
perty has been developed by
about 500 feet of work and good
ore has been exposed in all the
workings. All that is now re-
quired, it is believed, to m kc
the property, is depth. The
group consists Of three claims
carrying the vein for 45OO feet.
The company is capitalized at
81, ,50O,0 600 of which 100000
shares remain in the treasury.
No stock has ever been offered
the public. The principal own
ers are Herman J. Rossi, Theo
Brown, A. Cook and H. Harring-
ton.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
ROB ROY ELECTS OFFICERS

At the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Rob Roy Min
ing company, held Jan. s, the
following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year I;
President, Samuel D. Mcdonald ;
vice president, Hugh Toole; Sec
retary and treasurer, B. R. Cree
don; directors, Dan McInnis and
Otto A. OLSON.
"A contract for so feet was let
to Lee Seleen for an extension
of the drift which is now in 300
feet. About 200 feet more work
will be required to get under the
showing made in the upper tun-
mel. The whole face Of the tun-
mel is in mineralized matter.
~ The company owns five claims
located in the Sunset Peak dis
trict and by two well defined
.ledges varying in. width from
four to between 60 and 70 feet.
Work will be pushed al winter.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
WALLACE M. M. & REALTY CO.

new electric light plant with capacity of 100 sixteen-can
d power lamps 50 Of which will be placed in operation some time
month as soon as the plant is completed being installed in
s Hpoheek mine The balance will be utilized as occasion
quires.
e plant being installed by Spokane firm and will be op-
ead b steam The company has two engines which is
for the hosting plant while the other used for the saw
MIL AZ the latter is not in constant has been decided to
utilize y TOR driving the electric plant It estimated that the
neW equipment will the company $40 month in candles
The hoist recently installed is giving the utmost satisfaction
md aiding the work materially The work going ahead at the
e Of two and half feet day and the shaft now down COO
% This will be sunk about Is feet and crosscuts Of the
ledge made every IS feet The property located near Kingston
and under the management Of Octave Quay Otto A. Osson
hxndling the finances
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
SHERIDAN DRIFT N MINERAL

Good progress is being made
on the Sheridan located on Butte
creek east Of Murray. The drift
which was started 200 feet from
the portal of the crosscut, where
the ledge was encountered at q
depth of 22O feet, has been
driven $50 feet and in another
IFS feet the showing made in
the upper workings will be tap
ped about 300 feet deeper. The
whole face of the drift is in min
eralized matter and the values
are increasing as work progress
es. In the upper workings an
excellent showing was made.
Locally there has been quite q
demand for the stock accompani-
ed by a substantial increase in
quotations. Work is being done
under contract to P. ]. Groves
for 800 feet. The company owns
six claims.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
SURPRISE NINE WILL REOPEN

An attempt is being made to
open up the Surprise mine, the
first property to join the ship
ping list on a big scale in the
Pine Creek section. The wagon
road ID being opened to permit
of supplies being forwarded to
the property and it is expected
that q force Of men will be set
y work Ia the mine while the
mill win open shortly after and
shipments be resumed. The fact
that this company is contemplat-
inga resumption Of work will
lend I fresh impetus to the in
dustry Of the whole Pine Creek
section.
IA 1907 the mill was completed
but shipments had only properly
got under way when the slump
- the metal markets forced q
close-d0wn. The company was
considerably involved at that
time but an assessment of one
cent I share was levied, raising
more than enough funds to meet
~ the expenses. The property
4 4 now entirely free from incum-
nnrance ! and is regarded as one Of
ne ! most promising in that Sec
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
BONANZA TUNNEL IN 50 Fl. lBEl TO REACH LEDGE SOON

81
The tunnel on the property Of
the Bonanza Copper company,
operating q group of claims 20
miles south Of Missoula, has been
driven 50 feet and it is calculated
that 100 feet more work will
have to be done before the ledge
ID encountered. This tunnel will
give ! depth of about 300 feet.
The surface showing is unusual
" good carrying chalcopyrites,
cAfbonates and oxides of copper.
Work will be carried on all win
ter. The property consists OF
eight claims and is owned mostly
BY Spokane people.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
SILVER MOUNT. COMPRESSOR


Manager Sam j. Tennal of the
Silver Mountain is in Spokane
purchasing a 3-drill compressor
to be driven by steam. 1t was
the intention to get a gasoline
machine but as there is plenty
Of wood for fuel on the claims it
was decided to buy a steam-driv-
en- plant.
The new 8OO-foot tunnel to
give a depth of foot for foot has
been driven about SO feet. The
claims of the company are be-
tween Wallace and Mullan and a
fair showing was made in the
upper workings.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
TEMPLE LEWEs ASSESSMENT

At meeting of the directors
of the Temple Mining company
held Tuesday in the offices Of
Featherstone & Fox it was deci-
ded to levy an assessment of
half a cent a share with which
to carry on the development Of
the property. Those in attend
ance were: Herman j. Rossi, G.
F. 0. Merriam, David Gross and
DR.. Chas. R. Mowery. A letter
Of assent to the levy of the as.
sessment was read from A. H.
Featherstone who is at Boise at
tending the legislative session.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
MEETING FOR IDAHO-MONTANA

special meeting Of stockholders of the Idaho Montana
Mining company has been called for February "a at Burke to get
has received the approval the directors 1t the intention
prosecute work extensive scale The company 10 claims
near Burke The mineral bearing vein at the surface about
walls Of quartzite.
There parallel lodges Development 50 far has been
on shaft 80 feet and tunnels Of $50 312 good
showing has been made in all these workings and long lower
depth The mine we'll equipped The principal
H. Hoffman, Arthur Orr Harry Harris and Philip Kaufman
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
THIRD TUNNEL FOR A.E,M.Co.

A third tunnel is about to be
started on the property of the H.
E. M. Mining company on which
a sensational strike of ore was
made towards the end Of Decem-
ber. It is the intention of the
company to drive this tunnel to
gain a depth of 300 feet on the
ere expo.ed in the present tunnel
and to employ three extra shifts
for this work.
It is believed that the expense
of driving this tunnel can be
more than met by shipments
from the upper workings. The
assayer who sampled the ore
gave it as his opinion that in adj
dition to this the company could
make an excess profit of about
$25 day.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
CONTRACT ON THE NORTH STAR


The annual assessment work
on the property Of the North Star
Mining & Development company
has just been completed and a
contract for 100 feet of work let
to D. E. Wherry of this city.
This work will be on a contin-
uation of the tunnel which has
been driven 100 feet. 1t is ex-
pected that during this contract
the fault line will be encounter
ed and a good showing made.
The property consists Of four
claims south of the Black Cloud
mill. The stock is principally
held in Missoula.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
LIGHT PLANT FOR HYPOTHEEK

At the annual meeting stockholders of the Wallace Mining
Milling Realty company held Tuesday the following officers
president George Evans Of Lind Wash treasurer Herman
Ros secretary Gary c. Burke of Wallace directors Evirs
J. F. ellison and William Fagan
reported that during the year 1903 about $50 feet of
work had been done making the drift in about $40 feet
The whole face of the tunnel heavily mneraed some of the
ledge matter being heavily mpregnated with gaena On the
sumption Of work it is intended to crosscut the ledge
The property consists claims on Placer Creek Just
side the limits Of the city Of Wallace One claim has been
patented.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
THE GOLD BACK 0PT|ONED
Duluth Syndicate After Murray Proper.
ty Which Made Strike Recently

An option for 80 days has been given syndicate Of Duluth
on the Gold Back property at Murray which good strike
made public but it is said to be stiff sum.
The strike made at depth Of $50 feet and consisted Of
about feet of clean shipping gena with feet good
This has been opened up for 60 feet
and the values be improving with the additional work
Assays recently made gave Of the carrying
lead three copper and nine in silver
expected that examination will be made at and
is decided take the option large force will probably be
set work and development pushed extensive scale
If the continues to improve concenrator will be install
led John F. Murphy Of Murray L. Prayer of Spokane John
Dockor of Murray and John Shehy of Wallace the principal
owners.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
$4,000 FROM sM0WsT0RM

Yesterday the Snowstorm Min
ing company paid its first divi-
dend for the year 1909. This is
at the rate of three cents a share
and amounts to N5, 600. Last
year the company paid two divi-
dends Of $45, 600 each and one Of
$50, 900. The grand total paid
shareholders to date is $645, 600.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
CAVE.lN | AT TIGER HARMLESS

en 81 part Of the upper workings Of the Tiger ine re-
hndoned BY the Federal company occurred this morning
m extent Of the damage has not yet been ascertaned Dut the
ompanys engineers now Investigating: :. :.
tunnel which gave way had long been abandoned 4 is
eeh 1he Jlnfbers decsyed No repairs viii be made the
company recently dsmanled the property and took the
pumps the Standard mine Ellis Hale has lease on ne
ehpsents an considerable scale being made from
Me Il isnot thought that shipments VIII re ln-
d s1FteFed With, No cne was hurt
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
HIGH PRICE FOR B. 8 c. O'A

It is reported that, an offer of
81. 10 a share has been refused
for block of $1,000 shares in
the Butte & Coeur d'Alene pro-
perty near Mullan in which a
big strike Of copper was made
some time ago. This offer is
said to have been made to one
of the heavy stockholders.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21
LARGE FORCE ON AJAX TUNNEL

At meeting Of directors Of the Ajax Mining company held
this week decided ube the force bringing the
eight Supplies sufficient to last this number for several months
alton Of the drift which has been 1900 feet The entire face
of the drift is in mnerazed matter and strike is expected
shortly The property adjons the Hercules mine Burke
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07
MAY
START !. N. c. A.

Ii il reported that an effort will lie
made to have Governor Shafroth here
at the dedication of the new y. II. G.
A. building and to have the governor
deliver the dedicatory addirss.
Ii i announced that the building
will he ready for dedication about
July 20 and work on the program and
exercises that will mark the occasion
il already under way.
IL is 10 be hoped that The efforts
to get Colorado's chief executive here
for the dedication will succeed. II
will be most fitting to have the mag
nificent structure dedicated by the
governor of the state.
Grand junction has been FORUM
ate in securing distinguished men to
preside Mt the several important gath
crings connected with the building of
the Y. VI. G. A.
Gov. Henry 4. BuchteI, United
States senator Henry NJ. Teller and
Bishop Henry W. Warren, the senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
church, presided at the ground
breaking two years ago.
The address Mt the laying of the
corner stone was delivered by Con-
gressman Richmond y. Hobson. of
Alabama, in May of last year.