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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-15
Their DAINTY
FARE
Hello, Parker, said Tlmmons.
Morning. John responded Parl

Old man down
YETI"
Not yet. | hear
you've gone to
housckeeping2"
Bet you Moth
ing like it. When a
man has a wife
and q home Of his
own there is moi h.
ing more to de-
sire"
That's right. +"
agreed Timmons.
wv e. We beon
housekeeping sew
eral weeks now
and those are our
sentiments. House
or nat?"
Flat That's the
only thing. Steam
heat and all the
rest. You can't
beat IT,"
Oh, / don't
know. We took a
house. Thought
we'd like a gar
den, though 1t
hasn't been any
thing but work
so far. My wife
started right in
and planted bulbs
for next spring.
I'm going to raise
all our vegetables.
I'll bring you
some. What kind
do you like?"
Cabbage. Some
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-15

Make it a rule not to send money
away from Anadarko when it is poss-
ible to keep it here; that is the way
to develop home industries. Ana
darko Laundry Co.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-15

Atty. w. II. Starkweather return
ed from Guthrie Monday. The Judge
attended the Masonic Grand Lodge
while there in attendance of the U.
S. Court.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-15

sight"
Il got rid of some of the fiuffery-
with the help of the crate fire-then
| followed her and we made up"
Say, old man. come out and have
some lunch"
IN do 1t il youIl make 1t boiled
beef and cabbage"
THAT sounds good TO me. Come on"
Chicago Daily News.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
PLANS FOR AMAz0N-D|X|E
Contemplated Expenditure Of Over
$25,OOO to Facilitate Development

strike Of four feet Of good milling has been made the
property of the Mining company 55 feet from the
portal Of the tunnel and at depth Of 200 feet Assays OF
Samples of this give returns of l8 cent lead and seven
silver the Extensive improvements are con-
tempated by the be commenced about May AZ
that time lower tunnel will be started at point 6 feet below
the track of the Northern Pacific railroad and 1000 feet
of Copper Creek This tunnel will be about HOO feet IN
length to give depth 700 feet is the intention to dispose
of the small two-drl compressor and install ma
chine Of at least l0dr capacity to install sawmi OF 10000
feet capacity drill shapene and other machinery to erect new
and commodos bunk and boarding houses all to be modern
and date and heated by specially designed hot water
system
Arrangements have also been made for the construction Of
two concrete dams for which the surveys have been made
These will be located Copper creek and the ST. Regis river
spece and will supply abundance Of for the mach
nery by Of 5000 feet of 12nch pipe The tunnel viii
be the main workings of the mine in future The improvements
contemplated will cost from $25 900 to $50, 000
The treasury in excellent shape upwards Of 900 having
been raised among the mining Of this city alone The
pey located the Lookout section and consists OF full
mining claims all Of which have been surveyed for patent and
four mstes The claims raversed by Of the strongest
sowngs opened in the Occur Aenes shipping having
been encountered right the grass roots The claims carry
enough of the finest grade Of timber for all mining purposes ~
the next so years Wesley Everett Of this city is e
dent and manager of the company.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
AMADOR IS IN GOOD HANDS
Committee Make, Report Generating
Mackinnon and Praising Conduct

Stockholders OF the Anado company are receipt Of letter
signed by John Kelly and Robert g. Mcintosh who have COM
pany and who urge all stockholders pay their assessments as
they fully convinced Of the integrity OF Mr. ana th
prospects the company under the management OF the present
board The letter is partially as follows: ,
the funds have been nsapped by d. f. Macknnon to
the deme our That he has manipulated the stock
in such manner that he deaudng for his personal profit
That he misrepresented the value of the mine, etc.
I'VE examined the mine time and we have just now
inspected the papers bearing the statements rejecting on the
honesty and integrity Mr. Macknnon and find that there's
single word Of truth in the statements TO
which have investigated over and over again we ma
written evidence to the effect that such assertions are untrue As
example we find Macnnon bought the townsite OF Amador
for S. 0 and turned into the company tor the same money
W lots and did have it donated alleged BY his traducers
I'VE find that he instructed BY the ul board OF directors
to open the office and did there on his own voon
The resolution sending him there signed by every MEMBER o.
eve find that the $2 due Macknnon for cash
ceived by this company the time organized and before
single share stock offered for sale The company gave
notes for and these signed by g. H. Loe President
and Roh Mailer Treasurer From examination,
thoroughly convinced that instead Of having thousands OF dollars
he has virtually expended his time and his tor the prote
tion Of the interests of stakeholder and carried on running
fight years keep the gfers out OF the company and had IT
mot been for him. there would not be to-day trace OF Amador or
any Of properties which you would have legal interest
This mans fight your fight We thoroughly convinced OF
and paid the 5000 shares OF Amador
Mos Of the large stockholders have paid their assessments
and the money will be applied in redeeming the mne None OF
are convinced that under the present board OF directors
and Macknnons cooperation all stockholders will get square
and have pledged hearty support Tor the ntees OF
Amador stockholders.
I'VE believe you entitled this information and we make
this statement voluntarily and without solicitation from anyone
and are advising you for yolr best welfare Z
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
|C. dA. STANDARD PUSHES WORK

Drifting the vefoo vein encountered in the main tunnel
the Occur Aene Standard Mining Milling companys
pery has been started This crosscut @ feet from the
portal of the tunnel which then extended 81 feet past the vein
in endeavo crosscut the north ledge but this has not yet
been done.
Drifting the first vein will be pushed rapidly possible
calculated there still about 180 feet of work to be done
before the showing the surface encountered at depth
The highly mnerazed the quartz and quartzie being
nerspersed throughout with values in silver lead and gold
we'll heavy ron The formation said to be identical with that
of the H. E. M company in the upper workings and the vein
ced through the property which lies directly southeast Of the
E. M. workings.
new cabin has the mouth of the tunnel giving
the men employed better accommodation
About has been expended development and the show
ng disclosed regarded highly satisfactory recent
report Mining Engineer r eum of Spokane states that the
formation which the vein Burke quaze such has
characterized most the big Of the district expected
good body of will be encountered under the surface
showing.
The property about and half miles northeast Of Wallace
The principal owners J. B. Carson Thomas Goodwin Frank
Zmmer A. J. Wender H. A. Bostwick John T. Huetter and
Thomas Anderson
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
ACME IN M|NERAL1ED LEDGE

Arrangements are being made
for the installation Of air pipe
in the long drift on the proper
ty of the Acme Consolidated in
the Mullan section. The drift
is in about $40 feet and gives
q depth of almost 700 feet.
At present the whole face OF
the drift is in mineralized mat
ter carrying chloride Of silver
and galena and there is every
indication that an ore body may
soon be encountered.
The company owns a group
Of 10 claims northeast Of the
Snowstorm mine and adjoining
the Mercury. These are ira
versed by a ledge which has
been shown by the usual sur
face development to be over LOG
feet wide.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
WONDER CO. SHOWING IS GO0O

w. HASTE Adams, manager OF
the Wonder mine, reports that
development is going steadily
forward and that in the shaft
recently sunk to a depth Of 6S
feet a good showing Of ore has
been made which averages about
3 per cent lead and seven ounces
in silver to the ton. The ore ap-
pears to improve with depth.
The lower tunnel has been
driven about 400 feet but it is
calculated that there is still $50
feet to go before the showing in
the upper workings is encounter
ed at depth. The property is To-
Gated at the head Of Ruddy and
Trowbridge gulches in the Null
Ian section and is traversed by
an excellent surface showing.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
DAISY mine STRIKES LEDGE

The men employed in the Daisy
mine, east Of Mullan and not far
from the Snowstorn mine, have
broke liqtq the vein which has
been fdnpdte beeaE true assure,
standing. tefdcals Some good
galena has been encountered but
the extent Of the ore body has
not vet been ascertained.
The mine has been developed
to a considerable extent by shafts
and tunnels and in one Of the
latter q good showing was made
some time ago but the formation
was badly broken. Il was then
decided to return to the upper
workings and to sink in order to
ascertain the dip Of the ore body
and on the conclusion Of this to
run a drift. This work is being
done at present and the indica-
tions are said to be unusually
good.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
IRON MASK READY TO SHIP

HlaT Is tN1F fafT =
All soon as the weather will
permit i is expected that ship
ments Of ore will commence from
tie property Of the Iron Mask
company near Superior, Mont,
ana about three miles from the
Chicago, Milwaukee \ st. Paul
railroad.
IA 25-foot vein carrying values
III lead and silver was recently
opened up. Assays Of samples
of this ore gave returns OF 6S
Der cent lead and 23 ounces IN
silver to the ton.4 The vein was
cut at the end Of 800 foot tuh-
r,el and has been drifted upon
for about 100 feet. The quality
of the ore appears to be in1prov-
ing with depth. By continuing
Tie drift a total depth Of over
1900 feet can be obtained.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
OPTION ON Belmont STOCK

An option has been given on
100000 shares Of the treasury
stock of the Belmont Mining
company to J. A. Larson and
associates of Spokane, the deal
for which has been pending for
some time. The option extends
over a period Of two years snd
by the terms a force OF not less
than two shifts are to be set to
work on development not later
than June /. The first 100000
shares Of the option will change
hands at the price Of one cent a
share; the second 100, 900 at two
cents a share; the third 100000
at four cents a share; the fourth
100, 600 at seven cents and the
last 100, 600 at ten cents a share.
The average price being there
fore, about three and a half
cents.
The property Of the company
consists of nine full claims near
Osborne on Two Mile gulch.
About two weeks ago negotia-
tions in connection with this cp-
4 tion were opened and at that
time the claims were examined
.|by experts. The report is said
Ito have been most satisfactory.
The claims have been considers
bly, developed and an excellent
showing made. The principal
owners in the Belmont company
are o. e. Stinson Of Osborne, y.
M. Thostenson and Otto Frceman
lof Wallace.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
CONTRACT ON GREAT EASTERN

A contract for 200 feet has
been let on the Great Eastern adj
Joining the Black Bear Fraction
property on Canyon Creek for
driving q crosscut on what is
known as the Cape Horn ledge.
Work will commence at once.
The claims Of the company have
been considerably developed and
some good ore encountered.
In the present workings q
crosscut tunnel was driven about
500 feet when the lead was en-
countered and drifted on in an
easterly direction for about !, 700
feet. The new crosscut will be
from the face Of this drift, from
which it is calculated about 33O
feet will have to be done before
the ledge is encountered. The
crosscut will give q depth of
about 1000 feet.
II is believed that the com.
pany is traversed by the same
ledge as the Black Bear Frac-
tion, the Frisco and other mines
|of that section. John Furst Of
this city is the principal owner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
WISCONSIN LETS A CONTRACT

A contract has been let to
Herbert Yarbrough to continue
the drift on the vein Of the Wis
consin Copper Mining company
for 200 feet. The claims are 10
Gated at the head Of Moon creek,
two miles below Osborne, on the
south side Of the river. This is
a copper proposition, the ore run
ming from Is to 20 per cent cop
per and carrying values in lead
and silver. The property is fully
equipped with compressor and
machinery and has shipped some
ore in the past.
Louis Bolduc Of Kellogg, is the
principal owner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
CREAT WESTERN DEvELO OPMENT

e shaft an the Great Western property near Burke has Deen
completed 70 the foot level The staon t mas peen cu
ID this shaft work the property has been deveopeo
feet of tunnel work @ @ ana one q ad e Wo n Tie
upper workings Is feet Of solid concentrating ore was any
opened Up distance Of o fee WeK M was Y the
e has not vet ascerane but at that me tnee We
every Indication that the body would hold out u = y
That between 10 and 80 feet OF work remains . De
before he ore body encountered Nine men are ~
safra II connection with the Great Western NINE nas Dee
he facf tuaf VIZ properly ~ y
prs IL four years and six months without one eens - ~
heen contracted assessment LEVIED On tne
sess The scapfeR oyex amosl exey s1a's N
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04

cut tunnel s247 feet in length and
at a depth Of about $50 feet. At
the surface the vein shows from
40 to SO feet in width and it is
the.beIief ofs the owners that
Shipping ore will be encountered
within the next 20 or 80 feet.
The claims were located about
two years ago.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
lDAHO-SPRING GULCH MEETING

AT the annual meeting Of the ahoSprng GJch Mining con
anv hed at Muan the following officers and directors elect
ed o the ensuing year president Fred Carson vice
Andrew Swanson: secretary r. A. McVtty treasurer Wam
Coumerh; Otto Reifin, director About oVVo snacs "ess
represented at the meeting.
The secretary report showed small indebtedness as the
e,+ ~ last voars work William Coumerih A. McVitty Fe
Carson Otto Refn Andrew Swanson and Antoine Tamaa pr
chased enough the stock still in the treasury 70 meet ne
Standing bills to avoid the levyng Of an assessment
The progress report submitted showed that 7O eet q
has been in the lower tunnel and 7O feet WI ne
oe the tunnel under the apex Of the hill where IT IS
4 good strike will be made - a Sya2%
The property is located about half mile west "a
and adioins tie Little Pittsbug from which than $O
worth of ore has been shipped. sH
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
| STRIKE REPORTED At MURRAY

"A good strike Of ore is report
ed from the group Of claims be-
inR operated by Peter Raith,
Alexander Rosander, Charles
Nordquist and Q. NJ. Nordqulst
on Sheridan gulch in the Murray
section. The strike consists of
between four and five feet Of
Nigh grade concentrating ore en-
countered at the end Of a cross
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04

The Golden Winnie mine at
Murray will makea shipment Of
1000 pounds ofsTungsten to the
Boulder smelter to find the best
method for treating the ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
BUTTE & C. D'A. is A SHIPPER

Shipments have commenced from the Butte Occur Acne
mine in the Man section of having been sent 70
the Ponderay smee during the past week. sensational strike
was made this property the past summer and it is cxe
that concentrator will be erected the weather Wpn
nit large quantity of has been blocked out an shpnens
will continue regular intervals The principal owners are
Larry Doong James unlan and associates Of Mulan and
Spokane
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
ORLANDO STRIKES ANTHONY

strike Of three and half feet Of splendid antmony is
ported from the property the Orlando Mining operating
rrop o claims on Gdden Pass about miles from Burke
SAMPLES Of the ore being exhibited Burke but full details Of
e strike have been auhoatvey announced although IS
he district The property has been under steady development for
two and half years. 4aas sgagxs4vrs sarsxes III 1T
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-04
REPORT ON LEGAL TENDER.
Statement Shows Expenditures $33,500
in Development and Equipment


he prospects Of the Legal Tender Mining company has just been
Issued the stockholders by Manager George Heller This
shows that to the beginning Of the present
has been spent equipment and development follows:
Machinery, including sawmill hoist,
uunp, drills, cars, track ETC. 1000
Ss Water power plant and iume 5000
E Buildings including barns, shaft
house, power house, sawmill Sheds
blacksmith shop etc. 5000
Mine improvements, tunnel work 900
\" shaft work $500
4, /" timbers 1000
Building material 1000
Wagons horses, cows etc.. 1000
Total $33,5OO
The property has been developed by 1900 feet Of tunnel work
and 100 feet of shaft work The main development is Ofoot
tunnel opening UP foot ledge Of we'll mineralzed quartz
carrying olzed iron black suhdes and native carry
fnR good values in gold.
the Legal Tender claim incline shaft sunk 70 feet
onnnp quartz Of the character that found in the tun
Mn AT the depth Of 70 feet flow of water was encountered
which forced cessation of work until the necessary machinery
could be installed This shaft will be driven the 200 foot level
The property Of the company consists OF u claims containing
10 acres Of patented land which has been pe for residence
u1rpoes There abundance Of timber and water power Tor
Ill mining purposes The claims located two miles west OF
osborne On the tracks Of the RAILROAD and adjoining
he Evolution Poars Occur Aene Consolidated Charles Dick
George Heller Mrs Elise Heller and a. H. Featherstone q
Wallace Mrs Bertha Mangr Of St Paul. Mnn and A. Burtlet
of Osborne
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-12-16
1 N p 0 R I A MT l!

Quite a number of our subscri- bers Subscriptions expire on the 1st of next month, and those who live out of the State will please renew at once if you desire the paper another year. We will positively stop every paper that goes out of the State when the time is up. Send your dollar by next mail if you want the Picayune.
 We are making special offers on mems, youths and childrep's overcOats.
 The New York Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-12-16
PRESIDING ELDERS FIRST ROUND

Prescott District. Emmet, Dec. l1-12 Hope Circuit, Dec. 14-l5 Okolona, Dec. 1919 Prescott, Dec. 26-27 Hope Station, Dec. 28 Murfreesboro, Jan. 1-2 Bingen, Jan. 2-3 Blevins, Jan. 8-9 Mineral Springs, Jan. 15-16 Nashville, Jan. 22-23 Washington, Jan. 23-N Anlity Circuit, Jan. 29-3O Caddo, Jan. 30-31 Pike City. Feb. l Mt. Ida, Feb. 5-6 Oden, Feb. 67 Gurdon, Feb. 12-13 Center Point, Feb. 1920 Harmony, Feb. 26-27 The district stewards will please meet me at the Methodist Church in Prescott on Dec. 21, at 2 D. m.
 w. c. BILLIARD, P. K.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-12-16

We have just received 68 cases of Shoes for men, women and children. Must sell them at a great sacrifice price.
 The New York Store.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

naalty LossS ons u OlGssi Ana
80 napssClsa cltlssns. Bansal
services HslG fSs@ TsIRity
chareh SATURDAY.

A6er an illness Of about q month. re-
W ng from q fracture Of his right hIp,
Jesse Tablet Bernard passed
Friday night shout six o'clock. at
residence of bis daughter. Mrs. 7.
Sri, with whom Sc bad been living
~ past several years.
That Judge Bernard waa one Of Flor
M best men goes without saying BE-
oved and respected by an who
hIm, be Hfe being dlled 81 kind
nnity not onlV loe8o one of its Oldest
'f and Christian gentleman Of the
t cbaractef.
ege Bernard was born IA Ports.
Va, August 90th. 1929, moving
1n county, Florida, 10 DecenbtF es
aE lef9. BE attended College &c
lphan2 Macon IN 16t5 and William
8afY n ls47. He also went %
naFV College &c jackson, Ia, IN
DufinR bis College life ha won
Darcos of "A. R and a. ri. and
bat the Degree Of L. L. D. con-
opOn him.
only fratsrnal orRanisatlons 70
ho belonged we're bis ColleKs
Letter Fraternity, the sigma
a Epsilon, the MnsOna and the
ccnfsdorate Veterans.
1854 he began the practices Of law
WnanaQillo, FIa-. nd lateF edited
there, which at that time Wna
M th8 largest weekIien Ia Florida--
Hofidn Despatch being fta titlo.
During t18 war between the States,
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n,aa1er 9hon tie Eighth FloTidn
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f % GenoFal Robert r. Lees
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