The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-01-21

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RATION Work on this proper
tn, which was forced t. close
down owing to the cold weather
! and the impossibility of getting
In supplies, will soon be resumed
and the drift continued. The
company owns four claims and q
fraction On Pine Creek develop
ed by about SO feet Of work.
1heo. Brown, Herman j. Roesi,
Walter j. Cracking and Otto "A.
Olson are the principal owners.
HIGHLAND CHIEF After i
protracted idleness work is about
to be resumed. The claims have
been extensively developed and
d splendid showing Of ore made.
The surface showing Is from 10
To IL feet in width and is regard
ed AS exceptionally good. The
property is on Pine Creek and Is
owned by Kellogg people.
IRON KING Charles Lamb
is working this property with
two men. Last year q foot Of
clean shipping galena was expos.
ed with a splendid showing Of
concentrating ore. It Is belize
we'd that with more development
this will be one Of the best prop
critics in the Pine Greek section.
ATLANTIC The lower cross
cut has now been driven between
so and 40 feet and it is expected
that the first of the three lodges
which traverse the property will
be encountered about 200 feet
further in at q depth Of about
200 feet. Future development
will depend On the showing made
at the time the first ledge ID in
tersected. "A force Of three men
is at work under the manage
inent of r. B. Bohannon.
SNOWSTORM Owing to lack
Of cars it was necessary to sus-
pend work for three days last
week. This has now been set
right and both mine and mill are
running fullagain.
CARBONATE HILL About
$40 feet Of work has been done
in this property during the year
1908 and a highly satisfactory
showing made. The claims are
located near the Morning mine
about a mile from Mullan,
SNOWSHOE The annual
meeting Of stockholders which
was to have been held in Mullan
during the week has been post
poned until March, sufficient
stock not being represented on
the date set.
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ARGENTA AIT the annual
meeting Of stockholders held in
Mullan G. D. Brock was elected
secretary and treasurer. 1t was
decided by the board Of directors
to levy an assessment Of one mill
a share, payable on or before
February II and delinquent 80
days later.
NEW JERSEYElmer Aber-
na.hy who has been in charge
Of the work has severed his con-
ne:tion with the company and
viii leave the district to make his
home IN Spokane.
KING SOLOMON The cross
{ has been driven 2c6 feet and
it ) expected that the ledge will
be ncountered in the next so or
40 feet. The company operates
q group of II claims adjoining
the Formosa on Canyon Creek.
"A contract for zoo feet Of work
was recently completed.
FEDERAL VS. B. H. & S. The
FEDERAL Mining company, the
Shoshone Consolidated Mining
Z mpany, the Sierra Nevada
Mining company and the Janu-
airy Mining company all repres-
ented by w. Clayton Miller have
rlaced with the sheriff an order
d sected against the Bunker Hill
4 Sullivan company demanding
that the latter remove all stakes
81 located at the boundary lines
as to conflict with the holdings
IL the Federal and other two
companies. The Federal COM
pany threatens to use such force
as may be necessary to remove
them.
CALEDONIA Progress is be-
j lg made on the shaft, which is
now being driven from the 800
foot to the 500 foot level. at the
rate Of three feet a day. The
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