The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-03-25
70 HERALD THE DISTRICTS WEALTH

TO HERALD THE DISTRICTS WEALTH
There been demand for concerted movement
which would bring the opportunities of the Occur Aene district
the general knowledge Of the outside world Various efforts
spasmodc have been made but the have
given general satisfaction Within the next few months the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exhibition Of northwestern will
open Seattle The transconnena railroads. with their
veous facilities for creating business exerng method
known modernized advertising influence people
visit Seattle Hundreds Of thousands Of people who in
Portable circumstances will be drawn nehborhood and it
behooves make the Of this opportunity The Mine
Makers Association naturally looked the proper agent
direct the efforts Of this district for its full share Of representa-
ton and to place before visitors the great fair fitting display
Of the mineral wealth of section The initial steps have al
ready been taken by this organization but il somewhat hand
capped by the fact that the annual election Of officers is
scheduled for next month and the present officials naturally
careful not ovstep their bounds in committing the incoming
board to policy in which it has voice This is Of
trey commendab but the opportunity far great and the
results be achieved far important permit Of days
unnecessary delay Early action is imperative and The Miner be-
ieves that policy be outlined without asgressng the
rights of the officials to be chosen at the annual meeting who will
be responsible for the management Of the campaign Our
ton Is that at the annual meeting Of members number of
mttees be appointed carry on the work under the d.
reon Of the board the board directors naturally being at all
times general committee Of arrangements
is unreasonable expect Is 20 men, who constitute the
heard Of directors serd ell TIE Details Tie sacrifice Of
time would be than any active business could afford
Therefore that number of committees be chosen each
committee being responsible to the board for its actions The
chairman Of each committee should be member of the board and
in the event of his resignation from the board time the
cancy would be filed by his In this the directors
At meeting could have full information Of the status Of each
committees work. M A 49, #
The editor Of The Miner took active part the formation
Of the Mine Makers Association and this has always stood
and does stand ready to help along the work Of the organize
ton The power of such organization unreasonable But
nothing be accomplished without cooperation and effort To
pay in few dollars is sufficient The best ideas of bright
minds and the requisite work carry these ideas
Men who successfully conduc ting large operations
in mining and mercantile pursuits must be willing give
eir time to the The greater the number who will
respond and the time they will give the greater will be the
results Such have stake If the effort is successful
their returns will be the greater and their service will be ncom
paraby beyond that Of matter how capable that
could be hired to perform work Of this kind. 9rs
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Aconcerted effort by all residents Of the Occur dAenes at
this time with the work properly systemazed and directed will
accomplish in bringing wonderful to the
knowledge Of the outside world than would Of labor and the
expenditure Of ten times the of money necessary
Try other time The opportunity is here Will accept it?
It'll MINE INSPECTORS SUGGESTIONS
In his annual report State Mine Inspector Bell makes some
recommendations which should be acted upon One that
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