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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
REPORT ON GREAT WESTERN
Sinking of Shaft 2O7 Feet and $40 Feet
Of Drifting During Year.

At the annual meeting of stockholders of the Great Western
Mining company recently held in Burke the following officers and
directors elected for the ensuing year. President
ager Charles Cswe of Burke president James Grton
Wallace secretary Thomas H. Scott of Burke treasurer Fred
Kraer of Wallace and directors Mack Cyr of Burke and w.
Russell and William j. Bates of Duluth Mimi.
The report of work done during the past year showed that
about 2 feet of shaft had been sunk and $40 feet of drifting
completed In addition to this the mine has been equipped with
large amount of additional machinery including pumps and
hoist During the past month the bodies have
been pospecd by 600 feet of diamond drilling
geher three holes bored for distances of 20 0 and
feet respectively Of these the first driven along the
ledge excellent results obtained The third hole was sunk
with the shaft.
statement of the companys finances showed that while
there still enough cash hand all immediate require
for development the had been practically depleted
an capital the continuation of work by means of
assessment donation Of shares treasury
by the principal holders follows Thomas H. Scott So
shares C. Fred Kratze 5OOOO and James Girton $500
shares believed that this addition to the treasury
will be sufficient develop the mine from the prospect the
dividend paying plane.
With regard to future development it decided let
tract for 500 feet of drifting and in connection President Csw
asked submit figures special meeting the directorate
called day after the annual meeting contract
500 feet let Mr. Criswe $40 foot Work this COM
at once
The property located Burke and has been steady
development since August H. 1904 The group consists of
claims all of which have been patented These aversed by
ledge showing width II feet the surface and carrying
unusually good surface showing large of work has
been done the upper tunnel and showing made milling
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
lOO=TonMinfor0rofino
Property Starts Work on Mill
of 100 Tons Daily Capacity.

The contract for the erection of the concerator for the
o Mining company has just been let the American Concenra
tor company of Joplin Mo- The mill to have capacity
of about 100 tons day and will cost in the neghborhood of $
O00 Work the clearing and grading the ground
and Immediately this has been done the erection
the building will 1t is hoped have the mill in full
operation by the end of the year.
The mine located Murray and has been extensively de-
veloped 1t believed that there enough in sight
present keep the mill going for number of Develop
being done under the management of Patrick Burke
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
LOWER TUNNEL ON MAYFLOWER

The property Of the Mayhower Mining company be deve
oped by Of lower tunnel This tunnel will be 1900
feet length and will give additional depth almost 400 feet
the showing made the present workings is believed that
the completion Of this will place the Mayower mine among
the big shippers and among the dividend payers Of the Coeu
dAenes.
large amount of development has already been done on the
mine and splendid showing of made In the present work
ngs the shoot shows several feet Of shipping and
much milling This shoot has been exploited for about 800
feet The completion of the tunnel will give an immense
area Of stopping ground but likely that any shipment will
be made until this has been completed.
The property located the summit between this city and
Murray and is being developed under the management Of Scott
Anderson Of this city.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
REPORT ON THE REINDEER
Drift Opens Up Several Excellent Shoots
Of Milling Ore and Others Expected.

The following report has been officially issued President W.
H. Herrick of the Reindeer Company Wallace Idaho Sept
1909:
To The Stockholders of The
REINDEER COPPER & GOLD MINING & MILLING co. LTD
Your board of directors held meeting the 3O day Of Aug
ust at which time Of five mills levied the
capital stock Of the company.
While appear the outside stockholders that the
sessments coming regularly and frequently those who
familiar with the property and examining frequently
OF the assessments the only of making produc
ing mine of your property and making it soon.
For the past month the work has all been the
tered by the tunnel distance of 29O0 feet from the
portal.
The drift has opened excellent shoots of milling
and from indications is about open up larger
shoots.
AS the drift the vein has been west the ore shoot
in the tunnel above expect best when the drift
gets further east
Your directors confidently expect to be able inform you
that the Reindeer producing mine before the proceeds from
the present assessment expended.
Yours Respectfully,
W. H. HERRICK. Pres & Mgr
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
MILL DESTROYED
Big Plant Scene of Disastrous Fire En-
failing Loss of 100000.

damaged by fire Monday evening The loss is estimated $780,
900 and far be learned only small proportion Of this
covered by insurance The fire originated in the engine
of the house and only by esorg to dynamite that
the sorting plant and adjoining buildings equipped with
chnery were saved.
has been officially announced that the loss Of the mill will
not interfere to great extent with shipments large
of crude has been blocked at the and this
be hand sorted and shipped continuously Much the of the
great mine rich that only comparatively small proportion
demanded treatment before shipment.
Arrangements being made for plant to be installed
at The accident regarded all the unfortunate
view of the fact that shipments from the mine had been
than during the past few months the prospects
brighter During the month of August OO of crude
and concentrates were sent to the smelter.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
RUSH BLUE BELL DEVELOPMENT

force of five is engaged in the development Of the
Blue Bell copanys property Big creek The for 200
the intention rush the balance rapidly possible The
equipment the mine has been materially added recently and
the plant is said to be giving the utmost satisfaction
On the footwal side two feet Of good zinc bearing
has been exposed and the hanging wall there ii
feet Of solid quartz we'll impegnated with tine
streak Of tale.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
ON THE SURPRISE
Raise in Shaft Shows 143 Feet of Lead
and Zinc Four Feet Wide.

That the Surprise mine Pine creek about take pace
among the list of big producers evident from official report
OF the condition of the mine and it's financial standing which
just been issued by Secretary w. Simmons The report fol-
lows:
1--WE would that believe that the property has gotten
beyond the experimental stage and that your money
resents real value that cannot get away.
The Surprise shoot at the present time over 200 feet
long and will easily average half feet of solid lead
and zinc raise vertical height of 10 feet has been
driven the center Of the shoot with good pay all way
while the SHAFT which sunk 33 feet the vein for that
DEPTH showing about four feet of lead and copper
This should demonstrate that have Stopping ground of say 200
feet long by 143 feet Deep sufficient for running MILL it's
present capacity for about two In addition this
have the equivalent of 1900 tons of good mill feed mined and the
bins ready for shipment.
After the mill had been completed and the trial made it
found that 1t inadequate successfully the ore
make the greatest saving and found would be me-
to install additional machinery SUCCESSFULLY separate the
lead and zinc the We would have additional crush
ing capacity to grind the finer and more tables separate
after crushed and after having careful made of the
concluded that nearly $500 would have be raised
order to put the mill in condition successfully
the lead and link products Summed up therefore will require
assessment Of cent per share put the mill shape put
the mine paying basis The directors did not think wise
levy this while the tariff question being ag
tated and has been settled late in the for begin
operations this the road from the the railroad
bad shape at present for heavy hauling during the winter
months but we figure that must not let it lie idle any longer
and that must put in shape during the coming winter
order that operations early next spring.
1.-THE last assessment levied with the intention to sink
the and whether not went down. We let con-
tract for 50 feet of shaft by hand work at SIS per foot The
tractors sank 33 feet but the water at this point
strongly that it impossible continue it further and was
that pumping machinery would have be installed order
make any further progress in this direction The ore went
down strongly and uniform for the whole 33 feet with the
on that began show good indications "copper" and it the
opinion Of of the mining who have examined it that
will change to copper with depth.
At the head of the wnze streak of good shipping ore
which about foot wide and aim with the present
continue development of this in the hope that we may
obtain enough shipping by further development it to enable
put the mill in running without evyng the
If one cent per share as outlined above"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
BIG PUMP FOR THE MONITOR

big 3O00galon hour duplex pump has been ordered
from the Fairbanks Morse Company for the Monitor at Sal
tese This plant is to be rushed the mine and will be
used for the handling of the heavy flow of water in the 7Ooo
deeper
The showing in the mine said to be holding out in
splendid shape and it is expected that shipments will be
menced at any time.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-09
BLUE BELL EXTENSION STARTS

force Of men has been set to work the development of
the Blue Bell Extension companys property adjoining the hold
ngs OF the Blue Bell company Big creek The property is
versed by strong ledge which fair amount of development
has already been done.
1t the intention to thoroughly exploit the ledge and de-
velop the at depth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

powder should be removed with
leather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
wemanIy Woman.

Perhaps there IL nothing half 40
sweet IN a mans eyes as a perfectly
womanly woman.
Now, "A perfectly womanly woman
must willingly acknowledge that she
happens to have the misfortune 10
be a mere female. aud know that.
even though imitation IL the ain.
cerest form OF flattcry. with man as
a model. few things interest man
less than parodies % his sex
He may. perhaps, admire the
woman who lectures. who talks poll.
ties like an expert. who writes a
book. nevertheless. Il Is the woman
who doesn't think II beneath her
dignity 10 be wholly feminine. and
who possesses the thousand charm
lng little foihles aud Inconsistencies
OF her sex, who fascinatcA him
most
A man willingly sacrifices himself
for woman IN many ways. he will
often Worship her on different coca.
sions. but Il Ia natural that be can.
not be expected 10 admire the vlr.
tues she has borrowed from hts sex
He loves her sweet. taetfui and
gentle womanly Influence. but he
ioathes her dominance.
The truly wouaniy woman Is ahe
who knows her natural limitations.
and who does not assume that an
OF Independence. total scogn 81
all masculine assistance. and then
tell man. woman.like. that his
chiyalry Is dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
MORE MENUS
HERE FOR THE
THANKSGIVING

ssrder that the women readers
=, star may have the benefit
'...a,sycr ideas they may be able
~ out from the numerous
..es ahmltted In the recent
sssssslving dinner menu contest.
- a the menus have been Sc.
80 and viii be giyen from day
. ssy. -, assz ts,A -.
n sends Ia an attractive and
s.ssomlcal THANKSGIVING bill Of
~ which Is as follows;
r...m a Ikatil SOUP. Croutons
Celery
g.. .sAag Green Tomato Pickles
No. pickled Peaches
pA..f turkey. SaNc Dressing
Apple Cider
s~.rherrv Sauce 9ibiet Gravy
fNranlp Cakes
p~ewneA Sweet Potatoes
...,< "a celery salad ga Apple cups
Asf' Saltea Waters
,.str,anal Pumpkin aud Minee Pie
xsss Home made Fudge Fruit
Black Coffee
ma above is for six people, and
A. cost would be,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
Duh oIthe wisdom Of
CYHTnLAGRFY.
Have You Quarreled
With Your Sweetheart

A maa and his wife quarreled.
two years ago. in a middle west
town. aud they agreed 20 separate
The days dragged for each Of them
after that he longed for her, and
his daily toll was nothing but tor.
ture because there was no hope
in Il. He was In her thoughts most
of the time, but she was too proud
TO call him back.
Seven hundred and thirty ter
ribie days passed. and on the seven
hundred and thirty.first the hua.
band sent basket OF fruit and
flowers 10 her with note. asking
II he might not call on her the
next day.
The woman couldn't keep the
hesrf-joy ont OF the note she sent
back 10 him The whole world was
singing for both of them. She made
herself as beautiful as she could !.
he shaved and put on his best
clothes. Ia the afternoon. at the
APPOINTED hour. he was admitted TO
her house. lie rushed TO her room.
She was waiting for him with out
stretched arms, ready for the KISS
that she had been waiting two
years 10 receive. Bob she
shouted In delight. Mary he
said. throwing his arms about her.
And then came the kiss. But the
wife became limp In his arms. her
head fell back. her chin dropped
her very happiness had stopped her
heart.
III I only had those two years,
Mary" sobbed Bob" two days
later at her grave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

A.-The Canadian laws require
that the applicants be Of age. but
a period Of residence does not have
10 be established.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22


~ cool water aooshcd the atinging
pain. Worst OF all. his tongue be.
san to swell till Il seemed 60 fllI
hla mouth
Before long the bell rang for aup.
per. but no supper did Ralph want.
lie ran TO the haymow and hid
himself there till dark. Finally
getting MP courage TO face tho loo
iure from his father and bis broth.
er's teasing. be provided himself
with a slate aud went into the
house To his mothers questions
as 20 his absence from supper. he
wrote with his slate and pencil
about his experience with the bee.
aa be could not talk.
Well. son." nodded his father.
IT seems 20 the the beca defeated
the robher. and think they pun
ishcd you CROUCH"
Yes" wrote Ralph. I'm know
enough TO let the bees alone here.
after"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
TELL ME A STORY"
A DEFEATED ROBBER
CtfilDRrN's PIASTIMr



On a auDmer afternoon Ralph
lay day dreaming In the shade Of
the big maple tree Ho vas tired
and warm from play. and was MI
most asleep when the buzx.huxs OF
honey bee close To hts ear
aroused him.
Guess he's coming homo from
his days work 81 gathering honey
IN tho clover field. said Ralph 10
himself "lIe has. such a heavy
load be can scarcely fiy There
must be lots % clover honey ia
the hives By this time. Believe IN
90 take a lonk
Nov Ralph had been warned To
stay away from ihs bes hives.
Disrcgardlug this advice. over he
went 70 the bee hlyea. and quietly
moving the 10. pcepcd In Ills
mouth wntesed "a he anw the wax
combs filled with honey cullcd
IRON hundreds 81 blossoms
Mother wouldn't let me have
any IL asked I'm going ia and
ges spoon to help myself. The
bees were very busy with their
own work when Ralph returned
with the spoon. and paid no alton
ton TO the distuFber of their house
At the frat spoonful Ralph sighed
in blissful content. and IN went the
spoon again. He bad eaten as
much as he wanted and was about
10 put on the lid when he decided
70 nave Just one more spoonful.
This tire the spoon brought forth
mere than honey ciluging TO the
bottom. out of Ralphs sight. was
bee Into the boys open mouth
went honey. spoon and bee. A
moment later. with tears streaming
down his cheeks. Ralph san pell.
nell 20 the spring. But no amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

Totat cost t..ssas..sss.sssss %
Scoop out center OF pumpkin and
use PUN for pies. and the shell for
fruit dish Tor center OF table.
Mrs, J. T. Cox Of Colby, Wash,
viii cook this dinner for her family
on Thanksgiving day.
PURGE ~ Tomato SOUP
Celery
Eastern oysters. Raw
Tomato and Green Pepper salad
Turkey stuffed With Chestnuts
Cranberry Sauce
Sweet Potatoes drowned
White Potatoes Mashed
Hot Cabbage Siaw
Pumpkin rie Mince Pie
DouEhnuts gingerbread cider
Nuts Candies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
CYNTHIA GPGS
LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey. Please tell me
what was the earliest date that
people could travel from New York
10 Oakland by rail ali the way. ana
what was the name Of the railroadY
(2l When people went from New
York by water 80 years ago, aud
did not 40 around Cape Horn, how
did they cross the isthmug OF Pan
ANA. by rail or stage, 10 get 10
Oakiand7 ANXIOUS"
A-Tho first trnnscontinental
route, via the Union Pacific ana
Central Pacific, WAS finished IA
1869 II had been Ia construction
for some years previous, but the
Civil war aud the crisis OF 1881
had delayed It's completion untl
that time
CD The Isthmus Of Panama
was crossed by people using thar
route to get TO California 80 years
ago. by stage and small boats on
the nayignble rivers.
Dear Miss Grey. VIII you
please tell me what the laws are
in British Columbia regarding
marriage licenses and the required
age OF applicants, etc.f
MARY f."
A.--The Canadian laws require
that the applicants be Of age. but
a period Of residence does not have
10 be established.
Dear Miss Grey. What VIII re-
move tho odor % paint from cup
boRrday ~. u.
A.--Iseaye the doors open 10 the
air all you can. and walt with "a
thence until the odor disappears.
Dear Miss Grey: The dust gets
into my black moire hat and turns
q gray brushing Il does no good.
Ho can ! take the dust oui7
II. NJ. II.
Atty spraying II with gnso-
line. II that doesn't help. you viii
have 20 rip the hat and wash the
silk In gasoline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

trace OF dampness remains. When
made. the coffee will be clear as
amber
n IL a eeii known fact that the
ivory backs OF toilet brushes should
never be wet when the brlstles are
washed. n the backs are splashed
with water. this should be rubbed
Off and the ivory thoroughly dried
without delay. A paste made Of
chaiw molstened with any good per.
fumed oil aud little sal volatile II
a means Of keeping the ivory bright
and polished. the paste being laid
somewhat thickly over the surface
and allowed TO dry on. when tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
WORTH
KNOWING

Rinse the pan IN cold water be.
fore milk IL poured In. II VIII
prevent seorohing OF the milk when
cooking.
A good way 10 settle coffee II Y
Is used often, Is TO beat an egg well
and mix II with one pound OF fresh
ly ground coffee. The coffee can
then be put away as usual, as no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR

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one ksllon elder ........s.... so
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-14

West Seventeenth st. near Main
16-room double house, large lot; s2O,ooo'
Want residence lots for equity. LyaH.
with the Ideal Realty Co., 200 Severance
bldg. FISH; Bdwy. $751;
West Seventh 1T. near Coronado
9-room residence with hardwood floors;
$4,000, mtg. $500. Want clear lots. house
or bonds for equity Mines & Parish, 3l5 ).
Hill st.
House, $3.50 Want lot and cash. c. YES
ley Roberts Co.. 2i7 Citizens Nat. Blk bldg. =
A4S34; Main 557S
West Twcnty-eighth ST.
S-room 2-story house, close in. Home-
stead Land & Building CO., 500 l. w. He'll
man bldg.
West Twenty-eighth ST. near Cimarron-
5-room new modern bungalow. hardwood
floors. dark finish: $500. mtg s15OO Want
clear lot for equity. r.. J. widney, SOC
Lankershm bldg. Main $500; Asi7s.
West Twenty-eIghth ST.
Groom modern cottage. bargain. Home
stead Land & Building Co., 5Oi I. w. He'll
man bldg.
West Washington st. Berkeley Square
s-room strictly modern house; $4,000. Want
Long Beach income Lyell with the Ideal
Realty Co. 200 Severance bldg. FISH; Bdwy.
1881
Westlake-
Residence $4,000 Want small residence.
George d. Ruddy. 310-i2 Bryson bldg Main
1704.
Westlake District
Fine large residence. 75x150 lot 100000.
Want Orange-ontario way Mrs. Hoag, 5A
Mercantile Trust bldg. A1265.
Westlake District
Residence corner. $4,000. Want ranch.
Gesrge ID. Rudy, si0-12 Bryson bldg Main
I704.
Westiake District
9-room house; ss0oe Want Pasadena;
might pay some cash Tatum- Wnstanley
Co. $50 H. W. Heliman bldg. Main 1903;
A7S57
WestIake Park District
residences. income $50 per month: $1,000.
mtg. 5000. Want cottage bungalow for
equity. w. l. Hollingsworth & Co., 314 Will
cox bldg. Main 1868: 10777
Wilton place near 10th
S-room residence: $1,000. Want lots or cot
tage to $1,000. Thos c. Bundy & Co., s.
Hill st. Eases; Main 1903.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-14
OS ANGELES
- FLAT BUILDINGS

Hope st. near 18th
modern flats 5Qx12O lot: $4,000. Want resi-
dence up to $4,000. west or southwest bal.
mtg on lots. Mines & Parish 3l5 5. Hill ST.
PicO st.
Good paying fat; $4,000. Want clear l.. A.
up to S50OO Thos. c. Bundy & Co.. 400 s.
Hill st. F4s9S; Main 1903.
West Fourth st. near Bixel-
26-room flat building. 5Sxi50 lot; S2l5OO
Want close in lots. Ideal Realty Co.. 200
Severance bldg. FISH; Bdwy. 1897.
West Seventh st. near Figueroa-
Modern 2-story fiat building; income $500
per month; $S5, 900. Want residence up to $lO,-
600. Mines & Parish, SIS S. Hill ST.
Westlake District
Fine fiat. $4,000; mtg 5000 Want modern
residence for equity. The Perry Co., 115 W.
First st.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-14
4 OS ANGELES
L. HOUSES

AlvaradO st.
House. $1,000. Want Pasadena. Bernard
A. Vollmer, 425 II. w Hellman bldg. A1SsO;
Bdwy. 262l.
Ann at. near Main
houses, rents $26. 50 per month; $4,000; mtg.
$4,000 Want lots for equity. Tatum, Win
stanley Co, 636 H. w. Hellman bldg. Main
3SOS; A7S57.
Brighton ave-
or beach for $500 equity Darling Bros, 524
Merchants Trust bldg. A12e5.
Boyle Heights
House; $780, Want close in ranch. C. Wes-
ley Roberts Co.. 217 Citizens Nat. Blk bldg.
A4SS4 Main 55IS.
Groom new bungalow; $500. Want cottage
near st. Vincent's college and pay cash diff
ference Croale & Mccain, 229 Douglas bldg.
AlS12; Main 1880.
De Frees st.
Vollmer 425 II. W. Holman bldg. A7S9O;
Bdwy. 2621.
Figueroa st.
Groom modern house, corner. Want small
home up to $4,000 equity. Ideal Realty Co.,
900 Severance bldg. F'1S51; Bdwy. 1887.
Figueroa st. bet. Second and Third
12-rm. modern residence with fine grounds;
So, 600: clear. Want orange grove west of
Claremont; Will assume and pay some cash.
Hildesheim & Schiller. sos Delta bldg. Main
5025 I, F6i26.