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New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

RdRS MASON. T0mplng through lhe u-tlioe
M was interrupted by an exclamation ron
her husband who had followed Carleton back
T. the ballroom. .,n T.
T4,,ra your diamond Where IS II In
,t. -,,sh Of the dance the crimson scarf mao
-ii-.-,.-5 from Mrs Mason's shoulder Dut IN,
,,.-I no longer cleaned on the black Veiye'
,-., In = moment all was CONFUSION. MT
af.lIr distress written large All over hei
----.r,- f.oe shook out her gown and scrutinlztd
=, f.lfs The other women made q IKE sSeiI ~ u
T. ,- -,,--ible that the stone TniGni nave lalISA
=. ,E, f98r and been caught up IL one oi tht
'fai-l5t5 W., were you when YOU had II lastf
asked Carleton r5--l... (,,,,,,ere5 2
,...l ..Tt Wa there before We had t1e scail
rI-re for remember Nell sala r.,
~ -f,,t n and noticed II then AiIeI Una.
~, ~ ,G. scarf over my shoulder, ana ui'4i'
think about IT, - ,ba floor and
- f.iird 70 show sign oi IHS k-
-i55.-1, Carleton standing next 10 WI
Mason leaned forward -, -,or,ents %
NJ look al that strap ioT III,
enitinq action 10 the "oIa. .i - =.
-, fe been broken oti 1ust al llis
49,. lisyg he announced almost il, "a ~,
-, 1 w., : the screw the velvet anu -i''
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

this i- the most sensational
value ever offered IL runs
with e q. 2 Motors the
smallest. vet The most power
ful made. Can be switched
10 hand power n a few sec
oud--
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

watching Lessiug'
eF u thrust has hand into
-ler hesitate moment
-r.l the waters ! hen
. sank swiftly D. the bot
-.aoE hitcLed clums--y
trt with soft splash
-p A moment later ne
ea forth and transferred
r7-.,. than had been provided
lrs triumphant captor
E room and literally lalc
ltfIe iIppered feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04
Activity Prevails on Big Creek


the long lower tunnel already driven feet continued
towards the ledge
In the Blue Bell tunnel the whole face is mnerazed and
strnger Of gaena being constantly The tunnel
has been driven about $50 feet and giving depth Of foot fol
foot is calculated that there still about 50 feet be-
fore the surface showing encountered depth of from M
I5 feet As the present contract is completed
crosscut to determine the width of the ledge will be driven
property has of the finest surface showngs in the Coeu
d'Alenes.
Still further up the creek the Lston mine operated by Matt
Bagarner and associates of Spokane This property spen
ddy equipped and claimed that the development has been
systematic degree that be found in few prospects
this continent Going into the district less than
and time when the only Of from the claims
rough trail this company under the direction of Mr. Baumgart
continued the wagon road from the mouth of the
creek to the property distance of about six miles,
has been installed and work long tunnel has
been started under the showing made in the
workings The company reported to be in good shape financial
and while large have been spent in development not foot
of dead work has been done dollars worth Of value thrown
On the completion OF the present extensive campaign of
development is expected that the Lon will be of the IA
producers of the country Patent has been applied for
all the claims. #
South the so located the property Of the Samson Min
ing Development company This has been developed by be-
500 and 1000 feet Of tunnel work and high grade sill
veread and have been taken from the owa side Of
the ledge The company eight claims and working
Of the most extensive edes vet found in the Occur
The outcop from this mine gave returns of eight per cent lead
and IL in silver the t showing clear gaena in the
quartzite. E g
On the east fork of Big Creek the Powhatan company has
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04
MILL FOR THE ALICE MINE.
Arrangements Made to Treat Vast Ore
Bodies Now Exposed in the Property

An assessment Of share has been levied the
in the Muan section The Of the assessment is to raise
funds for the erection Of mill There only few
will be signed by which each of these will waive the matter Of
publication It is understood that the action Of the directorate
evyng the assessment has been approved unanimously
The be erected will have capacity Of about 200 tons
day and all the preliminary steps will be taken at The
company excellent mse beside the Mssoua branch Of
the Northern Pacific railroad and the mill be put in
at nominal cost The present will net the
about $1O,0 900.
Vast bodies Of low grade have been exposed during the
past and is calculated that not less than worth
has been blocked out and is ready for treatment.
Work about the sinking Of the shaft
ether 200 feet This shaft down about 45 feet and is in
the way In order facilitate this work the pumps eec
trio motor and other equipment pertaining thereto have been br
rowed from the Sister mine and being installed in the Alice
There is truth in the report that the Alice and Star mines are
Alice Wilson Mackay Of Portland Ore and Fred Russell Of
Seattle. Jas. F. Mccarthy manager Of the property
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04
'HENAEssY.BuRns NEAR LEDGE

Dennis Hennessy, one OF the
principal owners of the Hennessy
Burns mine located about seven
miles east of Burke, reports that
the work is progressing satisfac-
torily, while the full face IS in
ledge matter generously laden
with galena. The tunnel is now
being driven on the vein and is
within $50 feet of the big out
crop of mineral on the Jim claim.
This tunnel will tap the ore at a
vertical depth of 33l feet, and
Mr.. Henessy said:
II firmly believe we will tap a
large body of high grade ore.
The vein, at the objective point
lies between ribbon rock and Re-
vette quartzite, and as Revette
quartzite furnishes Gl per cent
of the total lead output Of the
Occur d'Alenes, we naturally ex-
pect to strike a good body Of ore. =
About 700 feet of vein tunnel
ing and diagonal prospecting
crosscut has been done to date
with ore showings that place the
Hennessy-B Burns at the head of
the new mines east Of Burke.
There is a good demand for the
stock but only enough is being
sold to complete the present tun-
mel.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04
MINERAL FARM COS REPORT
Tunnel No. 3 is in 725 Feet. Present
Assessment Will Complete Work

Manager Louis Jaquis Of the Mineral Farm Mining com
pany made his regular monthly report stockholders
ing progress for the month Of February 1t is given herewith
To The Stockholders:
Tunnel No in 726 feet turn in the weather with
our venang pipe far from the face of the tunnel made
impossible keep the shifts at work in the face Some Of
tmberng ground that had been passed. This mberng had
be before the pipe could be advanced to the This
caused the loss Of some progress.
This difficulty has has been removed The ground has been
tbered and the carried to the face We making
good progress and the work is being crowded to the limit
We working in good ground no harder than wish it
could for The slight delay that have experienced
will be completed with this assessment We will easily
plish that result
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04
Extent Of Development Has Attracted
Capital and Present Season Expect
I'd to Witness Big Results
Yankee Group now Shipping Richest Ore in District.
North American, Gull1son, Biz Creek, Western
Star, Blue Bell, LEton, POwhatan and Others
Win Give a Good Account Of Themselves.

Perhaps other section of the Occur Aenes there
much activity that which characterss the development Of the
different properties in the Big Greek district The great
work going and the locations being made have turned
coming will prospects step into the ranks pro-
ducera SESfKA
Upwards years ago Big Creek attracted the attention of
mining by the huge iron cappng and fine oucrop
this great iron showing which led to the discovery Of the
Bunker Hill Sullivan Last Chance and other mines Of that
o The discovery of these mines by Kellogg and ORouke
turned all eyes the Milo creek district and Big creek was al
lowed to remain practically undeveoped except for few pros
pectors.
creek section the silver mine owned and operated BY the
Blake brothers, and known the Yankee group The shoot
nis mine small perhaps the smallest pay shoot in
tho whole district but the quality thousands of dollars
In silver to the ton Only two shipments made
year.
the guch from this property lies the mine the North
American company operated under the Of John Press
ley This property fully equipped with all machinery necessary
for economical mining small fortune has been spent in it's
development Those who have visited the mine recently state
that the showing excellent and it only matter Of time until
the North American cassed the shippers Of the country
Near the North American property located the Big Creek
group operated BY the Big Creek Mining company under the
supervision Of G. Scott Anderson Of Wallace who has just made
mine out Of the MyAwe property The Big Creek has
shipped several Of good from the upper workings and
long lower tunnel is being driven this body
depth Mr. Anderson also valuable right in this
part pf the creek.
Further the creek lies the property Of the Guixson
brothers This property has been under slow but steady develop
en for years and excellent has been encountered This
sbelng thoroughly exploited by Of tunnel
Western Star company has just been reoganized after
period Of litigation and everything in connection with the prop
ey has been stragened Circulars hsve been issued To- s
ofthe stockholders ia the old company Ii their stock end
receive he stock IF hs Work will b resumed and
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04
DEVELOPMENT ON BONANZA.

Development work will be re-
sumed on the Bonanza group of
claims in the Murray section
withiA two weeks. The first
work will be a continuation Of
the present drift which has been
completed 235 feet and it is be-
lieved that in 20 feet more the
showing on the surface will be
tapped at a depth Of about 100
feet. # the showing at that
point is up to expectations it is
the intention to drive a long tun-
mel to give 9 depth Of 1000 feet.
The face Of the drift is all in
ore some Of which gave returns
Of 310in gold, 13 ounces ia silver
and seven per cent lead to the
ton. The property consists of
nine claims hive OF which are on
the vein. This has been traced
the full distance of 1900 feet,
showing an average width of six
feel, The claims adjoin the Jack
Waite property and the principal
owners are Charles Linkie of
Wardner, Louis Feldman Of MUIR
ray, John H. Wourms Of Wallace
and james Boland Of Murray.
The Jack Waite property is re.
garded as one of the finest unde-
veloped prospects in the north
west.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04
sN0WsTORM RUM0R CURRENT

The great strength Of Snow
storm stock in Spokane this af-
ternoon, sales being made pri-
vately as high ~ $2.l3, has given
rise to the rumor that ore has
been encountered in the lower
tunnel. Communication was had
with the Spo,ystorm ofii.e BY
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04

telephone but, in the absence Of
Manager Leo Greenough, the re-
port of the strike was neither
denied nor confirmed. The
strength Of the stock would lead
to the belief that the report iS
founded on fact. S5s
The regular dividend will prob
ably. be. declared next Wednes-
day.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04

excellent showing Of high grade gray copper and with greater
depth will probably bein position to regular ship
ments
along The creek more Or less activity prevails among the
smaller and developed properties and it expected that the
present will break all previous records in discovery
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-04

The mill Of the Last Chance mine at Wardner operated
by the Federal Mining Smelling company. This mill
treated upwards Of worth Of ore last year and it
is expected that this record will be far surpassed during
the present year. lses ,sssa 1@:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
MAYOR FINDS PAELE
MAKING COFFER-DAM
speciality.

There is some difference of opinion
between Mayor Fern and City an,
| County Engineer Gere over the roa;
work in Koolaupoko, particularly tn,
| repairs to the Waiahole bridge, owe
which Mr.. Gere and Road Overseer Pa
Gle had a controversy. The Mayor an,
the Engineer made a trip to koolau
poke on Monday to investigate the mat
ter. Mayor Fern found that Paelt
was carrying on the coffer-dam method
of making repairs to the Waiahole
bridge. At the Board of Supervisors
meeting Friday night, Engineer Ger4
| stated that he wanted Golfer dam
construction, while Paele was mulishly
stubborn in stating that he knew how
to do concrete work and would do it
his own way.
That clash resulted in the Engineer
bringing the matter to the attention of
the board, and the Mayor thereupon
decided to go over into Koolaupoko
and investigate the situation person
ally.
The Mayor finds that Paele is do
ing what Gere wanted and sees no
reason for further differences. In fact.
lumber is en- route to Waiahole bridge
to further carry on the repair work
so far, of course, only an oral state
ment of the Engineers plans are be-
fore the board. not a written plan, and
it is not known definitely just what
the differences between Gere and Pa
ele are as to plans and method of max
ing repairs
One of the Supervisors is quoted in
an afternoon paper as stating that if
Paele "persists in his attitude We shall
simply cut out the Koolaupoko appro-
priation and put the money onto the
roads of other districts We can not
afford to waste any money in a dis
trIct where the road oyerseer refuses
to carry out the instructions Of the
County Engineer Gere is a man who
knows his business, and when he gives
instructions for good work he does SO
with purpose. If Mr. Paele can t
appreciate that fact. we will simply |
IedS hdoIdupeh0 out OF the Ugufing. /
There will be opposition TO this PLAN |
IF Paele is belligerent and refuses to |
act in accord with the best interests /
of the county, the board has its rem |
edy in the removal of Paele. It is up I
to them to take the initiative and re- t
sponsibility. To attempt to withhold |
appropriations from a district to spite
an officeholder will surely involve the
Supervisors in another costly muddle,
from one of which they only recently /
emerged. The Supervisors made Just
such an effort to club the police de-
oarfment, and failed, and finally laid
Town and kept still.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
Trains in Two Weeks.

In about two weeks Leilehua Can
Torment will be connected with rail di,
rect with Honolulu. The track laying
has reached almost to the Leilehua
Ranch building and the grading is NOV
ing ahead rapidly. The new track runs
from the pineapple siding on the Wal
pahu side of Wahiawa station and runs
through pineapple fields directly into
the cavalry post. With trains running
into the post much valuable time will
be saved to the garrison in making its
trips to and from Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
Compensation for Injuries.

Tt has been officially decided that
when claim has been established IN.
der the law providing compensation for
accidents to certain classes of govern
ment artisans and laborers. the rate of
compensation is to be fixed by the rate
of pay received at the time of the acct
dent and that it is to continue through
disability not exceeding one year. In
fixing the amount of the compensation,
it is to be assumed that the injured
employe would have been employed on
each and every working day within the
period indicated and no more. and if
he works and is paid for any of that
time, the amount so paid is to be de-
Quoted from the amount to be paid
under the act.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
Cost of Pacifying Cuba.

The withdrawal of troops from Cuba
represented an item of expense under
the War Department of 100000. The
latest available compilation of the ex-
pense of the occupation of Cuba by
the army of Cuban pacfcation amounts
to little more than $4,000, 900, of
which sum about 81, 100000 was out
of quartermaster department funds.
That was the cost up to the 1st of
January. It is estimated. that the cost
of occupation in the end will be about
$6,500.000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31

Pay your personal taxes today and
save the ten per cent penalty which will
be added tomorrow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
Heavy Powder Purchases.

The naval ordnance bureau has plac-
ed orders for large quantity of smoke
less powder for the general use of the
navy. The contracts were awarded be-
fore the enactment of legislation which
restricts the Navy Department as to
price and source of such material. The
contracts were placed as follows: Latin
& Rand, 100000 pounds 12-ineh, As
caliber; E. /. du Pont Powder Com
pany, 100000 pounds 12-inch, As cali
Der; international Powder Company,
100000 pounds 12-inch, .45 caliber.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
Passing of Small Naval Boats.

The familiar steam launch which has
long served the navy is to be aban.
doned. When it was adopted it was
considered the final improvement in the
way of water transportation, being a
modern substitute for the boat pulled
by oarsmen. It is now decided that
the gasoline boat shall take the place
of the steam launch on all ships of
war. This means greater speed for that
type of craft. The recommendation in
favor of the gasoline boat was made
by board of officers attached to the
Atlantic fleet, and is in the line of
Improvements suggested in small boats
generally It is desired to cut down the
number of boats carried and to use las
be pulled by hand. In some few in
stances the pulling boat will be re-
tanned merely for aquatic contests.
Decoration of General Leonard Wood.
The French Government has con-
ferred the decoration of the Legion of
Honor on Major General Leonard
Wood. L. S. A. commanding the De
partment of the East. at New York,
in recognition of the personal interest
taken by that officer in the grand
Of the French Army last
summer. General Wood visited France
on his way home from the Philippines.
The honor can not be accepted without
permission of Congress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
Army and
Navy News
~ ssSass4s.s.s.s.s.ssss.s

Lellehua Cantonment. where the Fifth
Cavalry is quartered, has settled down
into the humdrum of semiseouester.
cd garrison, oldfashioned street lamn
posts with oil-burners, recently install.
ed, now light the walks and streets
about the post and give it ~famifiar
look to the oldtime trooper.
The stables were finished several
weeks ago and the mounts are com
fortably housed, but the shaggy coats
which they brought with them from
Arizona in January are still worn. It
was the intention to clip them soon
after they were under cover. but an
invasion of small flies or gnats bother
the horses SO much that it has been
decided to let the shaggy coats re-
mann for some time. or. at least. until
the horses are sufficiently used to the
bothersome little nerve-de stroyers. Dur
ing the daytime many of the horses
are covered with sacks or blankets Just
as means of protection against the
visitors.
The guards are said to have been
instructed to keep sharp lookout for
Harris, the negro who escaped from
the station house recently His wife
Is employed as domestic at the post
and it is thought he may endeavor to
see her. He will not if the guards see
him first
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
Enthusiastic Over Leilehua.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-Lieut.
Col. Charles G. Woodward, inspector
general for the department of Cali.
fornia, has returned from an inspec-
ton tour of the forts and post at
Honolulu. Lieut. Col. Woodward said
that rapid progress was being made in
the preparations for the construction
of Notifications at Pearl Harhor. He
spoke enthusiastically Of the possibil-
tiles of the new post and said that
the government reservation. consisting
of $4,000 acres, was admirably adapted
for military maneuvers. The garrison
will in time consist of infantry, cav
airy and coast artillery.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-09-24

The committee to meet at Alamosa
subject to call.
There are many points that need
explanation and a thorough in
vestigation of whether or not the
plan is feasible should be made.