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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
FINE SHOWING At ECLIPSE
Bunches of Lead Carbonates Being Ex-
posed in Drift on Minor Ledge

Bunches of lead carbonaes being exposed the property
of the Eclipse Mining Company drift which being
minor ledge that will cut the main ledge dagonay at point
about 200 feet beyond the present face of the tunnel This
total Of PSI feet IA feet Of which driven before the
contract let In the past 30 days 95 feet of work
done and of better than three feet day being
maintained
The ledge being followed is strong quartz vein and
while showing promise the had hopes of opening
anything Of value before the main ledge nesected The
plans now to develop extensive SCALE which is consd
cred stabe under the conditions The property surrounded
by the ckyCaume Mssoua Copper and Snowshoe claims
and close to the Snow Storm It advantageouy located for
economical development by continuation of the tunnel from the
property for 1000 feet depth Of 1000 feet
can be had on the main ledge.
The main ledge has been traced for two miles, through
the Eclipse the Copper King and Missou The Copper King
being developed by extensive tunnel and the Mssoa
Copper has recently been tested by diamond drills which proved
extensive deposits Of copper distance 1000 feet Of the
end line of the Eclipse.
Arthur Hale of Rossland c. who is operating the prop
erty here trip Of inspection this week and expressed
genuine satisfaction at the improvement shown his last
visit
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
'NAB0B Co. MAKES A REPORT
Tunnel 2O15-Feet Has Been Started to
Unwater the Upper Workings

The following report has been issued to the stockholders by
Harvey M Ross secretary of the Nabob Mining Company:
The Nabob companys properties consist of claims and
~ unpaented claims equipped with 50H boiler hoist
ing engine steam pump ETC. The development work consists Of
shaft 800 feet deep and tunnel ITS feet long, nesecng the
smart at depth OF 100 feet and known the 100f level
drift has been this level feet showing
to four feet of concentrating and first class shipping
taken out Of this drift Another drift was run westerly
81 tce but little encountered Of being far
north on the ledge On the 0 level drift has been
ITO feet showing better grade Of and stronger vein than
in the east drift the 1 level above Considerable shipping
taken from this drift Another drift 80 it.
very fine shipping place showing two feet of
solid high grade gaena On the SCOTT level drift has been
eastery 2O feet showing good value Another drift
westerly l feet showing good concentrating and crosst
north 80 feet from the face of the drift The last work
done confined to the two upper levels of the pump
not being of sufficient capacity to raise the water from the lower
level From the 1OO level raise made to the surface
about 30 feet east of the shaft following chute distance
of III feet This continuous chute of of ore and showed
width of from two five feet considerable part of it being
frst-cass shipping.
About $50 feet from the shaft the surface tunnel
has been east toward the shaft $50 feet load of ship
ping ore taken out of this tunnel.
ION the Crystalite lodeabout 400 feet south parallel
ledge tunnel has been east 308 feet showing from
six feet OF concentrating also south 20 feet at the
face Of this tunnel and drift so feet the
of cosscu shows good values About rs feet from the
(contnu don Pager
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
SNOW STORM EXTENSION CO,
Work to Start With Three Shifts on
225-Foot Extension of Tunnel

Development of the property Of the Snow Storm Extension
Mining to be started large scale at and
have been completed by which three full eghhour
shifts will be set to work tomorrow The tunnel which in
700 feet is to be continued rapidly possible and is be-
eved that in 25 feet the ledge will be encountered The
depth will be about 500 feet The for this work has been
awarded to Ed Eisman.
The property Of the company consists of nine claims adon-
ing the Snow Storm mine the east avesed by the
ledge This has been traced both properties by open cuts
and other prospecting work. In every where development Of
this sort has been done assyng three per copper and Of
identical character with that of the Snow Storm company has been
exposed the Extension companys while similar results
have been got in short prospecting tunnels.
The recent strike at the end of the long lower tunnel Of the
Snow Storm mine believed have assured the value Of the
tension compan holdings For the present development is
be done by hand work. The mine fully equipped with cabins
and all the Accommodations while air line be
installed in the tunnel.
The resumption Of work follows thorough inspection Of the
mine by Richardson and c. Miller of Los Angeles Frank
Monahan of Santa Anna, Ca and associates Accompanying
these Wiley McGnns Of Hollywood Ca who expressed
himself deeply impressed with the property Mr. Richardson
of the principal and the first to raise
funds for the development Of the Snow Storm mine which
made so much history for the Occur dAlenes.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
GOLD RIDGE RESERVOIR BUILT

The big reservoir system for the Gold Ridge Mining
has just been completed and about 1000 feet Of pipe line laid
This system will be used for supplying spring for the boil
The installation of the hosting machinery pumps fans
and cutoff has been completed and is the intention to in.
the force of miners.
The shaft is to be sunk 800 feet further and simultaneously
Ooo crosscut is to be driven It believed that the compe
ton Of this work will place the mine on paying basis
large Of work has already been done the claims
ona depth about to be gained by the continuation Of the shaft
it believed that this will become Of shipping quality before long
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
LONG TUNNEL FOR THE STAR.
Work Has Commenced on 6OOO-Foot
Bore. Concentrator Is Planned

The work OF driving 6oot tunnel has been started the
property OF the Star Mining This tunnel designed to
give an additional depth Of about $50 feet the showing made
the present lowest level
For the present the work to be done by hand but it is the
intention to the compressor the spring from the
workings to the level Throughout the winter force Of
men will be kept at work on both levels.
In addition the driving of this tunnel the intention to
erect concentato next spring The capacity of this has not
yet been decided but view of the fact that the bodies
OF the Star mine much the character that OF the
Morning mine which adon expected that the concentrator
will be of large capacity
The portal of the tunnel is located Grouse guch
the property of the Mineral Farm Mining company The Star
mine has already been extensively developed and the showing
low grade said to be the equal that of the Morning mine
and generally understood that offer of ST. 900 made
for the property by the Federal Company and refused Finch
Campbell Of Spokane and E. H. Mo of Wallace the heaviest
holders.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
MAJESTIC HAS IL FEET OF ORE

1t has been known for time that the Majestic Mining
company had encountered but little information given
out by the Management has been asceraned the
II feet wide and carries for the entire width carbonate
occasionally galena.
The entire group of claims thirteen number has been
veyed for patent by H. M. Lancaster
There many favorable points with the opening
OF the Majestic property and further development of this
mine will be watched with great interest in the Burke section
The holdings this company have at all times been considered
valuable and gratifying that good results about
realized after many years of persistent effort.
Development work is in charge of James Dunn
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
SPEND $4,000 ON CALLAHAN

Arrangements have been made by which between and
will be expended in the future the property Of
the Callahan mine in the Sunset Peak section The lower tunnel
nteected the vein about 500 feet from the portal upwards
tend this drift about 300 feet point below the showing
the tunnel The upper drift will also be extended both
east and west
large amount of development has been done and upwards
of 20 Of high grade have been shipped In addition
this there is large amount Of milling ready for treat
men It is believed that the completion Of the development out
lined will place the mine producing basis and
vide enough to warrant the erection Of concantrator
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
ZINC IN ALAMEDA SIS PER CENT.

Zinc assayng 5 per cent has been exposed the Alameda
and average of all the taken from face of the u
mel assayed Sc per cent zinc.
The showing continues to improve from week week and al
though the property is still long from being mine the
dcaon encouraging than any time in the history
the company The drift being is in about 60 feet and
shows from six to eight inches of clean shipping while mill
ing scattered throughout the whole face The depth is
about $50 feet
The property consists Of claims adjoining the Success
mine Nine Mile and being operated under the management
of E. H. Pattison Of this city
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
submitted,
O. BERGSTROM,
Mining Engineer.
Butte. Mont, Aug. 16. 1909.

Butte. Mont Aug 16. 1909
SMELLING REPORT
In accordance with request for personal visit to your
mne the object thereof being assist your directors advising
your and upon the proposed erection Of copper
sme possibly Of the Blanchard type for the Of said
ores. wish to submit as follows:
d
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
Speaker Cannon
Furnishes Clark

certain things that he wanted done
lie has perfect right to appoint the
majority and minority members and
I'm not complaining about 1t, but
his efforts TO punish me VIII be alb
soiutely futile IL hBj purpose IL to
s'"erve me from the line OF con uc+
which 1 think Is for the welfare OF
tn D., Democratic party and therefore
OF the country.
Committee assignments do no.
make and unma6e men In the houss
OF representatives. had nothing
wi atever TODD with the appoint
mont OF the committee on waya and
means and the committee on rules
and ] would not have cared bau.
bee II he had put me on the tail end
OF the committee on ventilation AMI
acoustics.
Every man makes his own pace
IN tho house OF representatives He
did not give me my place and he
cant take IL away from me"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
RUSHING TROOPS TO
THE BOSNIAN FRONTIER
TWO MERRY TRAMrs

A treat seldom offered the theatre
going public Is In store for them
wien those funny follows. Wood and
Ward, are 90 be seen here In their
everlasting singing. ringing. som
K ollng musical farce. Two Merry
Tramp" which they have appeare |
in for the past e'even seasons This
year IL has been all rewritten and
revised with new catchy music al.
OF the whistling kind. The produc-
ton cons.stb of twenty people which
Inc .udes n dainty chorus OF pretty
girls with gorgeous gowns, twelve
big ensemble singing Sc 'ections and
all OF the ear teaping kind, goes u
make this attraction the success II
is Their appearance here will be a.
T'ks opera House wednesday, March
31st.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
White Man Will
Get Crum's Job

Wa hington, March 1.-THE pres
ident yesterday sent to the senate
the nomination OF Edward w. Du
rant, Jr., as collector of customs for
the district OF Charleston, s. c.;
and Rentfro B. Crezer for the dis
tfict of Brazos dc Santiago, Texas
The appointment Of Mr.. d lrant
81 e. the contest which was waEed
for so long over the selection Of
Br William ID. Crum. As the oaly
objection to DR.. Crum was based up
- the fact that he Is a negro, &c IS
presumed that Mr.. Durant's nomina-
tDh will be confirmed In due course
OF time, although ,hb nomination
was allowed TO lie over whea the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17

The minority leader having beeL
d, lriyed Of the privilege OF select.
IN, the Democratic member. OF tho
committees, Mr.. Clark yesterday
made the following statement:
Originally the speaker had the
power and exercised it To- appoin.
al committees, beth the majority
and minority members Under Speak
81 Henderson, / think that the mi
re rity leaders were consulted a good
dca' regarding the appointment OF
minority members. when Cannon
WAC elected speaker and Williams
NJ nority leader tho speaker conferr-
81 on the minority leader the favor
OF appointing committees with one
or two reservations.
Now the speaker resumes thu
power OF appointing tho majority
and minority members on commit
tees for the purpose OF punt hing me
because had the courage TO fight
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
RECEIPTS FOR MONTH SO FAR;
nETrER THAN FOR CORES
PoNDiNG PERIOD LAST YEAR.


Washington, March 17.-Declar-
Ing the treasury outlook is bette.
tfah 1t has been before in months,
As istant Secretary OF the Treasury
Coolidge authorized statement Civ
his figures TO show a marked inn
provement, 50 far as government re-
ce.pts are concerned. The statement
II, part follows:
There p no foundation for the
widely circulatedhxeport that the
payment OF over =. Jon dollars
OF claims againsS xernmen1
roN due, has been Do the
treasury for want OF ready :
tn contrary. the departme 49,
alb: east OF demands upon ii in hoXz
ortng requisit'oI-, and no necessary
pa. ments are postponed for futurs
action
SO far from the treasury being
T. desperate way, the outlook Is
bti+er today than it has been before
IN months. The revenue for the
FIRST fifteen days OF March have been
iS26 S4S0,756, as aglainst $20,7S5,-
256 for the corresponding period q
yea ago, an Improvement of over
2; per cent, while the excess of ex-
pcLditures over receipts for the same
period has been $1,609,243, as
against $4,374,743, an improvement
of over 65 per cent The revenues
for the fir5t fifteen days of Marcel
were greater than for any CORES
ponding period in the past five years
The excess Of expenditures over
RI ceipts for the fiscal year to date
IS '$S7,S71.223, which is slightly
in exec 5 of the estimate of Secretary
Ctrtelyou at the beginning of the
last session OF congress.
The new administration comes
IL to office with the general fund OF
the treasury in as good condition as
Il waJ at the beginning of the ad-
li:nistration which has just come to
Al end"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
DEED FOR SALE
OF BIG MOUND
nREsT PAYMENT WILL BE MADE
4 IN FEW DAYs-HEIRS CON-
TRIBUTE $4,000.

The deed for the transfer of tho
moued at Moundsvi lie from the
heirs of G. S. McFadden to the state
ot West Virginia will be prepared
ia few days and the firt payment
wi! then be made.
The deed will call for $4,000 and
will state that $1,000 OF that is con.
by the heirs as a memo
RAJ to G. s. McFadien, the preserv-
and owner for many years.
The first payment will be $1,000,
OF which $1,40o is contributed by
tfc school children of the state and
So 200 by the state Next October
another payment by the state of
$4,000 will be made and in October.
19lV, $4,000, making $4,000 al
together.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
FIRE ON ALLEN ST.

The fire department wa, oa'isa
OUT Mt 1915 O'Clock last night In re-
spt nse to an alarm turned In from
the second ward. The firo proved
I, be a small frame houBe on Allen
stIeet, which was entirely destroyed.
It was occupied by Italians, who
oemsd TO have been absent a. the
me IL caught, os no one was seen
To leave the house and none OF the
occupants were to be found after the
fire was discovered. The names OF
the parties occupying the house are
rot known, though the neighbors
titGto that new party moved in Wis
{" others yesterday. The house was
fp,merl yowned by n Mr.. Booth, os
re anoke, but he sold IL TO tho Ital.
iaif some time ago. Whether or nosl
1t was insured IL not known.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
Judge Harris Charge in
the Cooper-Sharp Trial
JUDGE QUOTES All,
THE LAW OF THE PRopmErs
ON THE SUBJECT OF MURDER
AND MANsLaUGHTER-JuRy
JUDGES OF LAW AND FACTS
AND EXCLUSIVE JUDGES OF
FACTS.

Nashvi lie, Tenn, March IT,
u oge Hart today gave his charge
to the jury in the case OF Col Dun
can Brown Cooper. Robin Cooper
and John ID. Sharp. charged with the
nlc rider OF former United States SEN
atcr e. w. Carmack. His honor re-
turned TO his seat at 9:25 o'cfock
ard Immediately svnt for the jury
which was polled by the clerk as 10
their readiness TO receive instruc
ticnu from the court. Judge Har..
stepped from the bench and TOOK
his seat in the witness chair. ilpme-
d stely facing the jury and Began
tn reading OF his sixteen Thousand
W, I'd charge. His charge would I'll
thirteen newspaper Columns set I'm
m'Dion type. Judge Hart defined at
l.ngth four grades OF homicide
mJrder in the fist degree. murder
In the second degree, voluntary man
slaughter and involuntary man
slaughter. He carefully explained
- the jury the law as regards mail
cd and previous threats. He aaii
the jury entered upon this investl-
cation with the presumption that
the defendants were innocent, but
this presumption must be overtnrn-
ed II proof were strong enough to
convince the jury beyond reasonable
doubt that the defendants are guilty
OF some form OF homicide. Judge
Hart next took up the discussion or
the law regarding the doctrine OF
self defense. He went into this sub
jet at some length. Next he read
TO the jury the punishment and It's
variouJ grades, which the law pro-
y;des in cases OF conviction OF the
respective grades of homicide. He
told the jury that they were the
judges OF the law and facts and urg-
e the Importance of them taklng
tho law as laid down by the court
You are exclusive judges OF the
facts in this case gentlemen and you
must not imagine that the court has
any opinion regarding them 4"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
HGH sCHooL CoNCEnT

The music department OF the Bea-
yer High school Will give concert
il the Elks opera house on Tuesday
for the benefit OF the plano fund
Mia Jewett and her able corps OF
acelstants are using every effort to
make the evening as perfectly enjoy
lille as possible. This ~ the first
formal entertainment or the Kind
ever attempted by the students OF
the high school and school patrons
are looking forward to 1t with pleas
ant anticipat!ons.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17

senate met IN executive session while
OIL or nominations, which were sent
II we're promptly acted upon
DR. Crum's' nomination had h'e1
b. nore the senate at each session
ST. CO January 5, 1903. While ne has
been in office all this time, he was
never but once confirmed By tho
Sc. ate. The one connrmation tool
pace IN the fiity-eighth congress
The remainder OF the time was COY
eicd by reco appointments.
The section OF Mr.. Durant is gem
orally accepted az the Introduction
% President Taft's announced poll
RI OF appointing white men TO FEEDER
A. pos lions OF responsible ,ty in the
g0uth.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
TO EXPLAIN THE
STATE TAX LAWS
COMMISSIONER TOWNSEND WILL
VISIT PRINCIPAL CITIES AND
CONFER WITH THE ASSESSORS

Charleston, w Va, March IL
State Tax Commissioner T. c. Town
sen left at noon yesterday for
Wheeling, where he wi commence
an itinerary that will take him 10
tie principal cities of the state 20
cclfer with the assessors of the sew
era. counties and explain the va
rious pha es of the tax laws and
r.Pke an effort TO have the property
paced on the BOOKS at its prope-
value.
This trip will take about a month
The arrangements for the trip have
ben completed. Several OF the as
sessors will meet with the tax conn
missioner at each city and together
they will 90 over the work.
At Hinton, Saturday, April 3, Nc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
NOTICE TO VOTERS


The registrars now have their sup
pies and the registration OF voters
fof the city elsotion to be held May
4th will begin at once. The follow
Ing are, the reglstran for the sew
o; al wards:
First ward II. Clarence McClaugh.
eIty.
Second Ward, ID. A. French.
Third ward M. ID. Postle.hwaite
Fourth ward l.. A. Dunn.
Fifth ward jerome Mitchell
Sixth ward A. II. HARDWOOD.
Seventh ward, j. A. b. Bruce.
Eighth ward j. II. Garrison
Ninth ward G b. Wilson
j. II. AkBRS, A ditor.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
BILL MOORE HERE

Mr.. w. s. Moore representing ID
V Ryland and Co, OF Lynch5ure,
arrived in the city lat nigh. and
Is again located at his old stand the
White Pharmacy, with his usual
Efrdsome line Of jewelry and dia-
n,tnds. Mr. Moore has won quite
COED reputation in Btuefeld and
the people have learned by expert
eaco that his line is one Of the best
in every way.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
styRvIA AND AUSTRIA PREpAR-
ING FOR wAR-MovEMENTa
THOUGHT TO BE DEFENSIVE.

Budapest. March 17.--Servia u
rashing troops to the Bosnian 'front.'
Ter Austria has already mobiiissa
strong detachment upon her front
Ter. Both movements are thougAs
TO be defensive. although Se.via
Is feverishly arming her men. tho
Sorvians are wrought UP to thu high
eft pitch OF patriotic enthusiast.
In her army are men ranging fron
&c to 90 years old.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
j. c. t. NOTICE

A ca led meeting of Bluestone
Corrcil No. 10 will be held Satur-
day March goth at p. m. for mi,
tiation. All candidates are request
to be on hand at the above hour.
Let very member be in his place.
The regular meeting will be he'd a:
s o'clock.
VIM. c. Drummer. Secretary.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
BASEBALL COACH
JOE COURTNEY DIED OF PNEC.
MONA AT GBORGETOWN UNI.
VERSITY HOSPITAL.

Washington, March 17.-Joe
Courtney, baseball coach at George
town University, who was taken IL
With pneumonia several days ago.
died this morning IA the University
hospital Although Courtney was
n perfect physical condition few
d. - ago, his constitution was no.
strong enough TO carry him through
Eis illnCsc.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
KIDNAPPED HIS SON
ATTORNEY ADMITS THE CHARGE
IN COURT.

Chicago, March 17.-Whe1 Attor
NJ. l.. NJ AcKley was charged wit'
Kidnapping his own son this morn
ins he admitted having taken the
five year old boy away from his
mother. He said he feared the child
would be hidden and that he woull
never be able to see him again.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
BRIDEGROOM COLT
WILL BECOME ACTIVE MEMBER
OF THE NEw YORK STOCK Ex
CHANGE.

New York, March 17.-RUssell
Criswold Colt, the hw band of Ethel
Barrymore. will tUin the stock ex-
Change firm OF II. L. Horton and com
Dtny and will become an active
member about April.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
TWELVE
PEOPLE
KILLED
RcsToN EMPRESS wRECKEp AT
WINDSOR STATION THIS MORN
INC.

Montreal, March 1.-THE Boston
eAl ress. of the Boston and Maine
reilroad, was wrecked at the Wind
So station this morning and twelve
people killed. Five bodies havs been
r, scued from the wreckage.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
ELECTION LAWS
NEED REVISING
FORT, OF NEW JER
SEY, Will CALL A SPECIAL
SESSION IT REFORMS ARE No1
MADE AT PRESENT SESSION.

Trenton, y. j. March 17.--Gov-
ernor Fort today sent to the legis.
'9ture a special me5age strongly adj
W eating revision Of the election
laws Of the state and stating thai n
the legislature should adjourn with
out doing something IN the matter
that he would feel constrained %
cal a special Oession.