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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
COPPER PRINCE TO DEVELOP
VIII Sink three-compartment Shaft to
Get Depth on Good Showing.

An extensive development campaign has been started the
property the Copper Prince Mining company At present
spur is being built the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound rail-
road and this has been completed is the intention
install 10dr air compressor construct boarding and bunk
house to accommodate 100 buildings blacksmith
shop sawm etc The cost of the buildings expected to to-
tai in the neighborhood of $5O0O
The compressor will be driven by for the time being
The company extensive rights but it is the nten
this will cost in the neighborhood of $20 The nan
c end of the contemplated improvements has been amply
vided for.
considerable amount of work has already been done and
splendid showing Of made The No. tunnel east has been
driven $50 feet This drift and in all the At the
face Of this cosscu driven showing the ledge to be about
50 feet wde The walls we'll defined the hanging wall being
composed Of granite and the ootwa of slate The iron
sphde carrying average Of three cent copper with values
in silver and gold.
The No. tunnel west has been driven ITS feet and the No.
east extension tunnel starting about 1900 feet east of the No.
tunnel east is in 100 feet In both of these tunnels showing of
ore has been made.
is the intention develop this showing great depth
and as soon the equipment referred to has been installed
compartment shaft will be sunk depth of 1000 feet
This shaft will be sunk sections 100 feet and from each level
the ledge will be thoroughly exploited
s. B. Holbert Of Pittsburg Pa will come here and take
charge of the business and financial end Of the compan affairs
September while the development of the mine will be under
the charge Davis of Coeur dAene City, Mr. Hober is the
president Of the company.
The property consists of IL claims located the main line of
the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound railroad Prince creek
about Is miles up the river from st. o The property has been
idle December but resumption of work made this
month with force Of eight who engaged in surface
work, preparing for the development Of the property
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
FOR TEDDY MINE
Arrangements Being Made for Erection
of Plant to Treat 100 Tons Daily.

Negotiations pending between the directorate of the Ted
dy Mining and Milling company and Morris Blanchard Of Port
land Ore for the installation Of smer handle the copper
recently encountered It is expected that decision will be
arrived during the present week and the impression
seems be that the deal will go through The plant will have
stacks and capacity of about 100 of day. The
pany in splendid position financially and the deal goes
through the construction of the seer will proceed at
once.
The tunnel has been driven about $50 feet and be-
opment being done with the aid of the Wisconsin compressor
of which lease secured time 1t is calculated
that the second ledge will be encountered in about 40 feet al
though suitable allowance will have to be made for the dip Of the
ore body.
The second ledge eadsver and has been developed by
short upper tunnel Here comparatively shallow DEPTH sam
pies taken which showed assays of cent lead
81 in silver the At this point the ledge showed
width of about IL feet On the surface the ledge has been
traced the claims and in width from IL feet to
IS feet between clearly defined walls all the way This is
garded the ledge the property The depth to be gained
the present workings will be between 45O and 500 feet
As the ledge encountered is the intention to
drifting. After the shoot has been thoroughly
plotted is probable that the first ledge will be drifted
The first ledge, which cut time ago. shows width
Is feet between walls and good commercial grade of
copper the way Samples of this have been tested for
The property consists of claims located Kellogg
being developed under contract for 500 feet let to the Gren
fell brothers time ago. Development being done under
the supervision Of j. L. Stafford of Wardner who has for
years acted as consulting engineer for the company
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
PLANS FOR the GOLD RIDGE
Will Expend $4,000 on Development
and Ship Ore of $500 Grade.

During the present year upwards Of $4,000 worth Of
chnery will be installed tho property of the Gold Ridge Min
ing company and system development will be started and
tnued until the mine has reached the dividend stage All the in
dbdnes which has been hanging the property for some
time past has been and M road being repaired
that set Of pumps and boilers be taken out to the mine at
The development of the mine resumed about the be-
ginning of the month and force of 12 IA is engaged
present This force will be Increased from time to time the
new machinery is added.
considerable Of development has already been done
the property and excellent showing of made The ledge
been opened up depth Of about 80 feet and at this point
pay streak Of has been exposed which $40 the ton
in lead silver and gold This will be sorted for shipment and
believed that the returns will not be less than $500 the ton
It the intention gain depth this showing at and
for this purpose double compartment shaft will be commenced
as soon the machinery is installed.
The property located about six miles due south of the town
of St. and consists of eight claims These equipped with
all the necessary accommodations for large force of The
mine mile and half from the Chicago Milwaukee Puget
Sound railroad branch of which has been surveyed the
companys barn and will be built this year.
The officers and directors leading business Of Occur
Aene City, where the head Office of the company located
The officers President Dr. John Woods secretary E. s. Bon
ner; manager, D. Davis
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
TO EQUIP THE RHODE ISLAND

Development Of the property Of the Rhode Island Mining
been stopped for the time being owing to the want Of
ventilation the foot of the shaft The shaft down the
foo level and from this point the intention to cosscu to
the ledge distance of 20 5 feet Before commencing this
work. however is the intention to equip the with
ventatng plant and air pipe
The property located between this city and Osborne and is
under the management of F. Martin An excellent showing Of
has been made all the way Samples of this show assays
from M gold and from eight per cent in
with some values in silver
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
FOR MAYFLOWER WORK

meeting Of the board Of directors of the Mayower Mining
company will be called during the week for the purpose of taking
under consideration the future development of the mne The
main features to be considered the driving of long lower
tunnel to give depth the great body exposed the
workings the construction H ramway the tracks of the
Northern Pacific railroad and the commencement of shipments
The cost of either project will be the neghborhood of 5000
or $6OOO
The development of the mine is going steadily forward and
the body exposed has surpassed the expectations of
the management The property located about mile and
half this side of the Summit the Murray road Develop
ment being done under the management Of Scott Anderson
and Irving Anderson.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
DEAL FOR SALE OF ST. ELMO

deal pending for the sale Of the St. Elmo property at
Osborne owned by Jack Reynolds For time past negoa
ons have been under way and is expected that the mat
will be settled within the next 60 days. The amount in
voved has been made public but is said to be in the eghbor
hood of $40 600 cash.
The property consists Of claim located some distance
east the Vulcan mne fair amount of development has been
done and this year patent issued For past
however little beyond the annual assessment work has been done
splendid showing Of gray copper has been made
If the present deal goes through it is expected that large
force of will be work and shipments from the
rty commenced.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
MONARCH WILL SOON SHIP
Mill to be Increased to ESQ Tons and
Operate in 60 Days

In 60 days the mill of the Coeur dAene North Fork Mining
company operating the old Monarch mine Murray will be
treating $50 Of day. and shipments commenced ac
ing to an official statement given this morning by President
p Spaing of the company The present mill has capacity
of rs tons and the work Of increasing this will be commenced It
once ..ssts
The long 9Ooo raise has now been driven $50 feet and
ton cut on the 9O0foot level This will be pushed thro
rapidly as possible force Of 20 il engaged It
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
h. {. N. TO SHIP AGAIN
Second Car Is Being Sorted From the
Company's Upper Workings

Another shipment Of to be made from the property OF
the E. NJ Mining company Revenue guch The ore be-
ing taken from the upper workings and is being sorted out The
last car shipped netted the company over $500.
The lower tunnel is in $50 feet and expected that
the ledge will be encountered in the 50 go feet This t
mel being driven under contract let time ago to Ed Rob-
srtx "A large force Of men is engaged.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
STRIKE GOOD ORE INTHE TORlNO

good strike has been made the property Of the
Torino Mining company Muan The encountered
about 100 feet in the drift and at superficial depth The strike
of cbonaes carrying large cubes Of pure gena but the
full Of the body has been asceraned Samples
of the have been placed exhibition in Wallace
The claims located south Of the compressor plant Of the
Morning mine and owned BY Joseph Pea and associates Of
this city.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
GOOD ORE IN FOUR LEDGE
Forty Per Cent Lead and High Gold
Values Made Near Osborne.

good strike of ore is said have been made the
erty of the Four Ledge Mining located Two Mile guch
the Osborne section The full extent Of the ore body has not
yet been asceaned but it said that the ledge extends across
the full face of the tunnel and that the values upwards Az
per cent lead with unusual values in gold and silver The high
values gold have been characteristic of all the prospects on Two
Mile gulch.
The strike was made at the end of old 3OOoot tunnel
driven many ago and which work had just been resumed
The contract for feet work let to Hugh Mabn some time ago
has completed and another contract has just been let IS
the intention to thoroughly exploit the present strike group
Of claims adjoining the property has been located by Mr. Mapn
who will commence development on them at once
The property the Four Ledge was recently taken
over by Ben Hervey of Spokane the last payment bond hav
ing been made Development will be continuous throughout the
summer.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-22
MINERAL POINT WILL SHIP
Fine Ore Found in Osborne Property
Giving High Values in Silver.

magnificent showing Of has been made in the ntermed
workings of the Mineral Point Mining company in he Osborne
section recent issue of The Miner At that time
the had just been the face of the tunnel and idea Of
it's extent had yet been gained Since them however, the shoot
has been for distance of about feet and the opposite
wall reached Throughout the whole length of this cosscut
the carries splendid values in lead and silver
Much of the rock will assay high 400 500 in silver
the while the balance all Of good shipping grade SAM
pies of the poorest looking exposed the have been
assayed and show of not less than $ the ton al
metals.
As the crosscu has been completed is the intention
stopping and shipments will be resumed The present
level gives 100 feet of stopping ground and the
extensive and of better grade than any exposed in the
property.
The property Of eight claims Of which has been
patented These being developed under the OF
Bill Osborne and associates The mine Of the old shippers
dAnes and has already netted approximately $780,
600 for the owners.
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26

Gales Ferry, Conn, June 25.-Al-
though all the Yale crews were on the
river twice today, but very little work
boats were sent down stream little
less than half a mile. On the return
the varsity tried a couple of racing
starts.
In the second practice of the day the
two Fights, the first varsity four, and
the freshman four rowed down stream
for two miles at a low stroke, return
ing to quarters in the same manner.
The work of the varsity eight was not
up to the standard of the past few
days, the men seeming to be tired, all
of which was probably due to the ex-
cessive heat of the past few days. The
second varsity four, which races with
the Harvard second four tomorrow,
practiced racing starts, spending the
rest of their time padding around
quarters.
The freshmen, to the surprise of the
members of, the other squads, muster
ed up courage and ducked Coach Dom
mick, throwing him from the float.
A bulldog owned by one of the mem
bers of the freshman eight entered into
the schap preceding the ducking of
Domihick and bit slightly the coach
and two members of the crew. Coach
Dominick took his revenge by going
out at No. in the freshman boat,
giving the crew some severe coaching.
The Harvard squad made the an
nual call on the members Of the Yale
crew today.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WEAKNESS AND STRENGTH.
Constant Backing and Filling of Prices
Indicated Hesitation.

New York. June 25.-The action of
the stock market today was not illumi-
mating in showing the state of financial
sentiment. The constant backing and
filing of prices indicated lack of con-
viction and hesitation about nursuing
a price movement in either direction.
There were periods of weakness alter
mating with periods of strength, and
neither was response to any known
news. The reaction and movement of
the Union Pacific stocks rather dis
credited the rumors that had been used
to push the preferred stock to ITO and
the publication Of the plans of the
Southern Pacific company for merging
and organizing its Mexican properties
aroused a suspicion that this might be
the matter that had given rise to the
surmises of coming Hartman flnan-
cial plan. The copper industrials were
census of depression, following the
London lead, where there was another
sharp drop in those securities after the
recent recovery brought about by short
covering. The price of the metal turn
ed downwards again in London also.
The influence of the London market
on New York was increased by the
rumors current that an operation
largely concerned in Americans and
coppers there was in trouble. London
sold stocks here quite freely during
the morning. The speculative contest
that was going on was waged insis-
tently in Reading and the cratic fuc-
tuations in that stock kept the whole
market unsettled. Many thousand
shares were taken at last nights price
after the opening in an effort to hold
It, A decline of point and period
of wavering fluctuations were followed
by brisk advance which placed it
more than two points above last
frrl,4 he - %I,o
primary estimates of the weeks our
rency movement was an influence in
lifting prices of stocks. The promise
of a large cash gain gives assurance
of resources to meet the demands of
the July 1st settlements, although the
enormous inflow of cash from the in
terror, from another point of view,
gives little sign of expanding demands
for the use of money in business. The
receipts of cash from the interior seem
to have. exceeded the shipments by up
wards of ten million dollarg which is
the largest movement for any one
week of the season. A million in goId
was engaged today for export to France
tomorrow. The gold movement from
Nov York to France is not clearly I'M
derstcOd but recent purchases of
United States Steel in connection with
tho plan to list that stock on the Paris
boIrse were given as explanation for
the check to the outward gold move
mont. If the obstacles encountered to
that plan should involve return
movement of the stock which passed
the international exchange would be
affected in proportion. The expecta-
ton that the measure for taxing net
earnings of corporations would appear
in the senate today had some repres-
sive effect on the dealings in stocks.
The price movement was confused to
the end. Bonds were steady. Total
sales. par value, $3.50, 900. United
States tours registered declined IA
and the coupon IL per cent. on call.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
SPORT PROGRAMME TODAY.
Ball Games in Three Leagues for East
ern Connecticut Fans.

Eastern Connecticut League.
Wauregan VS.. Norwich Taftville at
Sachem park.
Jewett City at Putnam.
North GrOsvenordale at Dayville.
Rhode Island Connecticut League.
Norwich C. A. c. VS.. White Rock at
Sachem park.
Carolina at Westerly.
StoningtoR at Wakefield.
Amateur League.
Plainfeld at Moosup.
Sterling at Jewett City; double head
er.
Coventry at Central Village.
BY the arrangement made between
Manager Benoit of the Norwich Taft
Vile team and Manager Tim Sullivan
of the c. A. c. team, Norwich baseball
patrons are to have double header at
Sachem park this afternoon. The c.
A. &. VS.. White Rock in the r. I.-Conn.
league start the ball rolling at 2
o'clock, to be followed by Nor-Ta VS..
Wauregan. Baseball of the redhot va
riety should result, as White Rock is
leading its league, with the G. A. c.
trying hard for a place on the front
seat Of the band wagon, and the other
two teams are old rivals and are now
tied with Jewett City for the lead of
the E c. league. Nor-Taft. trimmed
Wauregan last week at Wauregan, and
expects to do the same again today.
The following will be the batteries.
Kane and Houlihan for the c. A. c.,
Cornell or Shrhan and Savage for
White Rock; Boucher and Norm for
Nor Eaft, Livesley or Barry and Gov
en- for Wauregan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
WHY HOUSE WASN'T BUILT.
Owing to Developments Unlocked for,
Mrs. Jorem Decided to
Sell the Lot.

There never was such q couple as
the Jorems for doing unconventional
things and SO 1t was no. surprise to
their friends to receive an invitation
to house building party" the ad-
dress betng in a section of empty lots
in the outskirts of the town The party
consisted of going to lot that the
Iorens had bought, the turning up a
few sods by the men and women of
the party and then repairing to the
nearest roadside inn for a modest col
lation Of cheese sandwiches and beer.
At the table 1t was disclosed that the
Jorems were going to build a subur-
ban cottage on the lot at once.
A few weeks later one of the wom-
en- guests met Mrs. Jorem on the
street and asked her how the house
was coming on.
IT'S all or" replied Mrs. Jorem,
briskly. I'VE sold that lot the next
week after the party"
"Get a good offer for it?" was the
sympathetic inquiry.
oh, NO, 1t wasn't that But you see
Jorem's mother called on us the next
day and when she had satisfied her
curiosity about the party and the
plans for the house she said she hoped
there would be a room for her in it.,
and Jorem. Ike dutiful son. said of
course / made J. act like a dutiful
husband and sell that lot right away.
I prefer boarding"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
CAT WHIPPED GOPHER SNAKE
Reptile Was the Aggressor and Paid
for Its Temerty WITH
Its Life.

Now comes an account Of fight
that took place near Laton between
a large gopher snake and house cat.
This contest was witnessed by DR.. c.
w. Hardman, who says that the spec
tacie was worth going a long way to
see. The feline was the victor, but
the snake did not succumb until aft
er he had fought for an hour.
The snake started the trouble by
striking at pussy while the latter was
out searching for stray mice. No
sooner had the eat recovered from
his surprise after being slapped than
he returned the compliment. Of
course pussy was rather frightened
Mt the start, but he recovered quickly.
AS the snake recoiled after the slap
ping episode, Tabby ran in and with
quick movement dug his claws into
che snakes body. The snake struck
back but fell short. Then Tabby ran
in and scored again. By this time
the gopher snake was pretty angry.
He struck at Tabby again and again,
but he failed to land. Meanwhile the
feline kept up its systematic attack
until the reptile bled to death from
its numerous wounds.-Fresno Herald.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
Military Attaches Duties.

The duties OF a military attache are
to make himself thoroughly aequaInt-
ed with every change that takes place
in military affairs and to report from
time to time on the mobilization, ar
mament and equipment. OF the power
TO which he is accredited. The task
is one of no little difficulty, as a mil
itary attache must be thoroughly alive
to all that concerns the professional
interests, be automatically and soci-
ally persona grsta" and must refrain
from procuring information In an IN
derhand manner. In time of war the
privilege Of being attached to the
headquarters stan Of an army is usu-
ally conceded to representatives Of
friendly nations.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26

oO1o1osQ 900 3-11 1S 4
Waterbury
OO22 10000 O0o-s
Beaumont and McCabe and Crutch-
err; Mcdonald and McPartlin. Time.
2.15. Umpire, Mason.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
Boston.
Western Girl Wins at Tennis.

Philadelphia, June 25.-Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss, the California girl who, EN-
ulating May Sutton. came east a week
ago to endeavor to take the woman's
national lawn tennis championship to
the far west, has now to win only one
NOR match to accomplish her task. By
defeating Miss Louise Hammond of
New York in the final round Of singles
in the national tournament at the Phil
adel ohia Cricket club, Miss Hotchkiss
carried the right 20 challenge Mrs.
Barger- Wallach of New York, present
champion. They will meet tomorrow
afternoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
Contracts and Releases.

New York, June 25.-John A. Hydler,
acting president of the National league
TODAY announced the approval of the
following contracts and releases:
Contract with Boston-W. A. Au-
trey. assigned by Cincinnati.
Contracts with Cincinnati - F. j.
Egan and W. T. Miller.
Released, by Boston to Memphis, j.
c. Ball.
Released by Pittsburg uncondition-
ally Roy A. Thomas.
Player claimed, by Boston, Roy A.
Thomas.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
GOOD AT STARTING.
Harvard Varsity Beats Freshman
Crew from the Marx.

Red Top. June 25.-On account of the
heat the Harvard crews we're given
only light practice both this morning
and afternoon. This morning the
crews went down to the mile flag, ac-
companied by Coach Wray in a single
shell. Individual coaching was given
the members of each crew, and on the
return to the float the crews were
lined up and given a few racing starts.
In three trials the varsity eight gain
ed ree-quarters Of a length over the
freshmen. In the last. start the varsity
stroke went up to forty.
Tonight all the crews were sent
down to the navy yard in very short
stretches. the two Fights rowing a 80
and the fours a 80 and "a stroke. On
the return the first and second varsity
tours had two brushes. At the end of
each the first four was three quarters
of length in ten lead. The first four
rowed "a and the second a SO.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-26
C. A. c,s Sunday Game.

Captain Tim Sullivan takes his strong
c. A. c. team to Astaway Sunday for
a game with the Ashaway nine, which
will be called at 81 o'clock. Fitzgerald
will umpire the game. The teams will
line up as follows:
Ashaway-J. Foley SIS, F. Foley 2b,
Chase C, Allen 3b, Rhoades 1b, Briggs
IF, Staplins If, Clark CT Lynch p.
Norwich c. A. C.-Houlfhan c, Kane
p, Brennan ID, F. Sullivan 8b, McIn