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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Office of the Springfield Mining Company. Linn
TIED. Wallace. Idaho. July 8. 1902
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF tn,
Board of Directors Of the Springfield Mining
Company Limited. held on the 3rd day OF July
1909. an assessment Of two q, mills per share wa.
levied upon the Capital Stock OF said com
pany. payable on or before the 18th day Of
August 1909, to Mrs. Il. Zeitfuchs secretary, 102t
Residence Street, Wallace. Idaho. Any stock upon
which this assessment remains unpaid on til,
18th day of August, 1909. will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before. will be sold OH the 18th
day OF September, 1909, at2 clock p M to pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs of ad-
yertisng and expenses of sale
MRS. Il. ZEITFUCHS,
Secretary of the Springfield Mining Company
Limited. Wallace. Idaho
July l5-Aug. II.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
SILVER STAKE EXPECTS STRIKE

The indications on the proper
ty Of the Silver State Mining
company are such as to lead to
the belief that a strike Of ore
may be expected almost at any
time. The tunnel is being driven
through a pure grade Of Burke
quartzite and over six feet of
iron carbonates has been ex-
posed in the face of the tunnel.
It is estimated that between 200
and $50 feet of work will have to
be done before the the showing
made in the upper workings is
encountered in the present tun-
mel.
The property is located near
the Hercules mine in the Burke
section and is being developed
under the management Of M. c.
Lacey.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
eRlnI1E inc ALLIE SNIP SOON

Manager John Steen Of the
Granite and Allie mine in the
Murray section, who was in
Wallace yesterday, states that
the alterations on the mill are
being rushed to completion and
it is expected that the plant will
be in q position to handle lead
silver ores by the end of the
month. At present carload of
ore is being taken from the old
shaft and it is expected that this
will be shipped in the near flu.
ture. This ore is gold and will
assay about $40 to the ton.
The property consists of five
claims located near Murray and
traversed by a ledge showing a
surface width of from % to As
feet. This ledge has been con-
siderably developed by means of
shafts and drifting. A large
amount of gold bearing ore has
been exposed in the old work.
ings but in recent development
this has changed to a low grade
lead. silver and copper ore, of
which an immense body has
been exposed. The mine is fully
equipped with all kinds of ma
chinery, including a 1O-stamp
mill which is now being altered
to treat lead-silver ore, together
with boilers, Huntington tables
and all the necessary equipment.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
HEML0ck RESUMES ITS WORK

Development on an extensive
scale is to be commenced at once
on the property of the Hemlock
Mining company located about
a mile and one-half from the
town Of Saltese. A company to
handle the claims was recently
organized in Missoula and the
property will be under the charge
of John Morrissey.
Upwards of 700 feet of work
has already been done and a
good showing of ore has been
made. The property is fully
equipped with all necessary
tools for mining purposes. The
principal owners are D. Lajeu-
nesse, John Morrissey and Hun
ter Bell.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
ATTACH SAOsH0NE CON, PLANT

An attachment has been is
sued against the machinery Of
the Shoshone Concentrating
company at Sweeny in the suit
started by the Occur d'Alene
Iron Works. The amount in
volved is $1477 said to be for
machinery. The plant of the
company was recently destroy
ed by fire.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15


Wanted: A responsible man
as representative and associate.
Object, acquiring high-class min
ing prospects and properties with
a view of installing a new pat
ent smelter thereon, and aiding
in the promotion of the device
throughout Idaho and the West.
No capital required. Ability as
a salesman is what is desired.
Compensation, large; in fact a
fortune for the right man. Ap-
ply w. ]. Curtis, 215 CONNER.
cial Blk, Portland, Oregon.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
VIENNA VEIN LETS CONTRAST

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"A contract for 50 feet has been
let on the property Of the Wen
na Vein Mining company to A.
B. Livingston. This will be q
( continuation Of the lower drift
which is now in about 600 feet,
the ledge having been intersect-
ed At a depth Of about S75 feet.
The property consists Of seven
claims adjoining the Vienna In
tcrnational on Placer creek.
Work On the new contract will
commence It once.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
N. WITTNER
Real Estate and Minlnu

Real Estate and Mining
Bargains in residence and business
property. Agent for City Gardens
acre tracts, north Of Spokane, WASH,
excellent investment on installment
plan. Mining stock bought and sold
on commission. Fiscal agent for
Phedora, Little Mint, Idaho & Los
Angeles, King Solomon and Giant
Mining h Development companies.
Only Promotions Of meritorious prop
critics handled.
For good and reliable investments
call on N. WITTNER,
600 Bank street. block.
Agent for Sacramento Valley Improvement Co.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLD.
ERS' MEETING

Notice Is hereby given. that the annual meet
Ing of the stockholders of the North Star Mining
Company. will be held at the Office of the Sunset
Brewing Company, Wallace, Idaho. on the 18th
day of August. 1909. for the purpose OF electing
directors for the ensuing year and for the tran.
saction of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
J. s. TWEED.
Secretary
July lhAug. s..
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AN
NUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Sailor Mining
Company Limited. will be held at the Office Of the
company in the Topliff Block. Wallace. Idaho. on
the first Monday Of August at g. m for the
purpose OF electing Board Of Directors and
transacting such other business that may legally
come before said meeting.
H. c. TOPPING,
Secretary
July 800.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-07-15
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS

Office of Conqueror Mining Company. Wallace.
Idaho. June 16, 1909.
NOTICE
There Is delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account of assessment levied on
March 2Oth 1909. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective share holders. as
follows:
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Church Service,

Attorney W. r. Ginder of Kingman arrived here last night on profession. a' visit He was n guest at the ban. quet rendered the Northern Arizona Bar Association ny it's president. John Mason Ross.
 Inspector Council of the Immigra. ton service, passed through here last night on his way home to Douglas from an official visit to seligman. He TO. ports more than ltOoO,OOO pounds of copper month being turned ont by the Douglas smeters,
 IL H. Linney and E. j. Mitchell law students of the offices of Attor. neyS Leroy Anderson and ]. j. flaw. kius, respectively, left last night for Phoenix, where they win attend the for admission to the bar today and tomorrow.
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openings. The lower level is tapped by crosscut tunnel 1000 feet in length. In thc bottom of a 30.foot winzc in this tunnel, the deepest open ing in thc m.nc, arc found the best valuc- in the mine. In fact. all de yclopmcnt on the property shows an increase in values as depth k gained.
 Miners with experience in tho large properties of this territory and other states are unanimous that the Monica will develop into on of the great gold producers of the territory under intel. ligcnt management.
 The property is located in the Weav- CT mountains. sixteen miles southeast of Kirkland, the nearest railroad sta. ton.
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ADJUSTS AFFAIRS OF
 LONG IDLE MONICA MINE
dFrom Thnrsdnvs DnIly,

l'asluess complications of the Mon. ica Mines Company were amicably ad. a'e''d hcro last week and preparations 'or the immediate resumption of op. erntlons are now under way.
 Mortgages, attachments and floating indebtedness of the company, aggre gnting Si0,OO0, have been satisfied aud released and the formal discharge of the receiver of the company by the court will follow in few days wnen he makes his final report. Other in. dcbtedness of the company in the ap. proSimate amount of $3O,OOO has been citlcl hy the execution of interest hearing notes with good cndorsers.
 Repairs necessary to the twenty. fsamp mill and cyanide plant will be nade at onco As soon as completed the plant will he started on steady run.
 8inl ng will be resumed in the main working naft, now down 1000 feet. Ire hodIos will he blocked out by lat ral from tae shaft n, every 100 feet 'c'ow toe 1000 foot level, Special at .cniion will be given to the develop. ment ot the mine as well as the opera. lion will be given to the development oi the mine as well as the operation of .N plant which has proven itself ea.
 .' of a vcry high extraction of tho '.uo. exclusively gold.
 lt i. estimated that tae ulphidc
 fe win 70 reached ot an approximate
 rih of l,950 feet.
 An eNpeH's report on tho mine 'atos that sl9a,0oO worth of ore isl goo" blocked out in the levels ready for siop'ng. The paystreak shows rwtn"Ity and uniformity in all tho
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-=-7--HH- H-s-a=as-=-=== ----- A BIG LEAK soMEwHERg,

The government printing office
 Washington ought to be might clean department of the federal g0' ernment, even if there is no otael says tho Albuquerqu Journal. Com plaint was made by the city author tes some time ago that Uncle san printery was drawing extravaganil on the public water supply, and an .' Nesiigation revealed the fact that th establishment was using, or wastin. over thousand gallons of water minute, day and ~night. This is rather astonishing statement, and ! view of the well known fact taa printers, as class, arc very econom cal m the use of water as beyorag' u Furnishes ground for strong su' p'cion that somebody has been swipia The public water to wash the hiror office towel"
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LARGE M|N|NG DEAL CONSUMMATEO
 AT 8ISbEE
Eastern Capitalists Take BiSbee Extension
 Property

BGSBEE, Jan. s.. Word was re. ccivcd here yesterday telling of the | successful consummation of the largest and most important mining deal af. fcctiug the Warren district in several years. through which the control of the Bisbce Extension company passes to Detroit and New York interests headed by W. A. Yawkcy. the million. aire, lumberman, who recently visited the property of the company in this district. The deal was made by Will. liam Cute and Fritz Harrington of this city, who promoted the company two years ago.
 News of the deal when received here caused considerable excitement among the stockholders of the Bisbec Extension, and the absence of details was fully made up by the immediate commencement of activity by the local officials of the company. Superintcn. dent Long received word to resume work at once and this morning two shifts were put to work at the proper. ty, which is about eight miles west of the city. lt is understood that anoth. or shift will be added as soon as the miners can be obtained.
 The shaft. which is now 100 feet deep, will be pushed further down and two drifts will bc started from the present low level In addition to miners n force of surface workers has also been put on.
 Although details are lacking, it il, understood from reliable source that the Yawkcy interests are taking over Inc treasury stock of th. company none of the officials disposing of their stock. and all of the acquired stock will be kept in escrow by the new owners. The price is said to he s250.. 000. and it is also understood taat this entire amount will be placed at the disposal of the management to con duet development work. Word was TO. ceived that q sum of money had been forwarded to the Miners and Mcr. cnants' Bank here, but the amount was not given.
 An excellent feature of the deal is that there will be an eastern market for the stock. which is largely held in this city and vicinity. as it will be traded on the Boston and other curb markets.
 Mir, Nawkey and several of ns as. sociatcs, including his mining expert, '. R. Poss, were in Bisbee the last week of November, and spent several days here. About two weeks ago, Mcssrs. Clute and Harrington left for Detroit to conclude the deal and the first news of its cOnsumma,ion was re. ccived from them yesterday morning.
 The property has been reported upon iaNorably by every engineer who has visited it, and many believe that it will in time become big copper pro. duccr.
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SOLDIER KILLS OLO POLICE
 SERGEANT
Hv As.oc,oted Press


 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s.-Ser gcnnt Anton J. r, Noltmg, one of the oldest and most popular officers of the San Francisco police department, was shot and killed at o'clock this morning by Thongs Jordan, n private in the coast artillery, whom he was attempting to arrest with two com. radcs in n saloon at Washington and K.rucy streets,
 Tho three soldiers were boistorous and had been ordered Co leave by Noting, when shot was fired. When Noting accused them of having gun. they knocked him in the gutter and. shot him onco as he lay stunned io arcl nt them, followed them d'uuco and then fcl
 .c hui'ot severed kidney and he ', Co death
 Flo hree soldiers werc arrested. Jotlan aE identified as the shootc, Jordnn, who {, with the ilsth Chit cl @'nto Coast Artillery, s being held lv ttc police for murder Joan Kral irn ard Charles Nihmgcr also UN'.cs in fac same regiment, aro held
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HOUSE MEASURE ID CENSURE PRESIDENT
 PASSES
By Associated Press.

b1 hrNNf ihi'h T ifN0s
 WASHINGTON, Jan. s. Having given consideration to the president 's further views regarding the secret ser. vice as contained in his message to inc housc of representatives last Mon. day inc special committee appointed 10 deal with the subject today made its final report.
 Accompanying t was resolution that declared inc sense of the house was that it shall decline to consider any communication from any source that is not respectful, recommending that the oh bicct ionablc portions of the presidents x annual message he laid on the table and similar action in respect to the message of last Monday because of it being "unresponsive to the in quiry of the house. as to what the president meant when he said "con. gressmen themselves did not wish to be investigated.
 Chairman Perkins read the report to almost n full membership of the house. The galleries were packed with spec. tators.
 Tawncv. smith, Shirley and Fitz. gerald were on the floor prepared to resent what they deemed insinuations ny the president upon them as mem bers of the committee on appropria tions.
 They were not alone in their indig nation. Indeed. for some time past the feeling of members as been grow ing more and more intense. some giv ing way to their sentiments in Ian guage that fully testified to their wounded pride.
 Perkins speech was calm but fofeefui efrod. He was frequently ap. plaudcd.
 After day of speeches the resolu. tions regarding the president mes. sage on the secret service the house passed the bill by n vote of 2l2 to 33.
 When the house met both the ex. eeuti,e and diplomatic galleries. usual W deserted, were filled and their occu pants, some of whom were compelled to sit in the aisles, displayed the heencst interest in the proceedings.
 It was not observed that any mem. Der of the presidents immediate fam. fly was present.
 The corridors were densely crowded, the doorways jammcd, and long lines of people waited the opportunity 10 get even view into the chamber.
 Perkins made the first speech on the resolutions, and he was followed by Denby, wno said the president had "vecred from the path of recommend ation and just criticism into the realm of personal abuse, speculation and in nuendo.' -
 During the discussion Secretary Lat ia appeared with three messages from the White House, and his appearance was greeted with roars of laughter.
 The messages were of routine char. acter. and were not allowed to inter. rupt the proceedings.
 Bennett, of New York, opposed the adoption of the Perkins resolution.
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Back from His Mines.

John Slak returned here from mines in the lower Turkey Creel trict last evening.
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VIII r.navn for Home.

Charlc. r.. Hines will leave this morning for h., nome in Los Angeles after short business engagement with thc Interstate Gold Company in the Pine Mountain nine in the Walk CT district.
 Remains Inferred
 The remains of NIbcrt S'rausburg. who was fouuI dcaI Tuesday morning at 2 o'clock near the Fitzslmmons brickyard with % bullet wound in the center of his forehead, was inferred ycstcrdav m fine Citizens Cemetery. The funeral WIS attended by large number of the Hebrew residents of The city and their friends.
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FIND BALLooNIsT's BODY

HAMBURG, Jan. s.-The body of Lieutenant Foertach, the German aero. nua who lost his life in the sea in October, was picked up in the North Sea today by fishermen.
 ie was lost with his companion in thc international balloon race.
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EMPHASIZES SEPARATE.

PORT SAID, Jan. s. Tho Missol has left for Athens and the Kontacl for Tripoli.
 Nine vessels of the fleet are deta. ed nere by poor eoaling facilities.
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Purchasing Supplies.

W. r. Sanders is in the city from h mines in the Ycager Canyon distric purchasing supplies.
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Home from Hunt.

D. IT. Biles. Ju.rS Jaropy ana J. OaIes arrived home yesterday aii won from Il has, ,n inc vicinity the camp of the Logan Copper Com ny in Copper lis-.u. They were guests of C. II. Miller, supcrintead' of the company, who proved himseli royal ,ntcrtaIucr.
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QUAKE CAUSES PANIC

MESSlNA, Jan. s.-Ah undnlatory earthquake shock caused great panic last night
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Visited His Nephew.

Mayor Goldwater arrived home 7 terday morning from visit with nephew, Barry Morris Goldwater, infant son of MT. and Mrs. Ba Goldwater.
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Left for Florida.

Mrs. Q. r. Hopkins was an outgoin. passenger yesterday afternoon fo Florida, where she will visit with rel ntives.
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Back from Visit.

Joe Bold. general agent of the Ari zona Brewing Company, arrived hom yesterday from business visit C Phoenix.
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Circulating Among His Friends.

Mike Ryan, pioneer miner and Pr pector of the Bradshaw mountains, here circulating among his ma friends.
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pernanently.
Passed Through.

District Attorney F. M. Doe of conino passed through here last nj on his way from Fralgstaf to Phoe on supreme court business.
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Back from Fossil Creek.

r. $. Niele, consulting engineer the Arizona Power Company, has turned from n visit of inspection the company's plant at Fossil Cre'
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Left for Phoenix.

F. R. Stewar, general agent of { Occidental Insurance Company, l, last night for Phoenix on compa business.
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Mining Engineers Here.

Frank llunsaker and Elmer B. M, Cartney, eastern mining engineers, ar here on q mine inspection trip. The
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Home from Visit.

Rev. and Mrs. l.. W. Whcatley an, family arrived home yesterday after noon from Solomonville, where the, have heen the guests of relatives dur ing the holidays.
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More Bounty Pelts.

W. II. Rheiner of Copper Basin g rendered the pelts of five wild C to Clerk Peter of the board of sup visors yesterday, and filed claim the statutory bounty.
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Will Leave for Los Angeles.

r. r. Hastings. general freight ana passenger agent of the x. F.. F. X r and leased lines, will leave this morn ing for Los Angeles on railroad bus mess
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Home from His Mines.

D. j. Ryan is home from his min, in the Bradshaw mountains, where | recently completed his assessment wor for the year 1908.
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A Flying Visit.

]. Y. Nelson, the Jerome Junctio merchant, paid flying business visi to the city yesterday, returning hom on the afternoon train.
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Stopped over Here.

\. x. Haskell stopped over here yc terday on his way home to Jerou from an extended tour of southcr Arizona.
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Here to Locate.

Henry F. Ashurst. former di. attorney of Geronimo county, arl here last night from Flagstaff Co k
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Jerome Resident Circulating Here.

W. q. Cowen, who fills n rcsponsibl, position with the United Verde Con per Company, is circulating among hi friends here.
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Enjoying a Vacation.

K. II. Row is in tho city from th, Treasure Naplt mine. enjoying a wei earned vacation. He reports minin. active in thc Mineral Point district.
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Electrical Engineer Here.

c. O. Newman, Los Angeles els trical engineer, is here on his way
 Fossil Creek to inspect the elecir plant of the Arizona Power Compau