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No. 5i5Si. Bartlett HAYWARD Company rs. Thomas
]. Klligan; Judgment Municipal Court for S4-5A
Attorneys. Hufty & Hufty.
Nc. 5l552 Potomac Dredging Company vs. James
n Pattsn: judgment Municipal Court for sl2-5L
Attorneys. Brsndenburg a. BrandenblrE-
No. 5D3 The Hoge & NIcGlOTCu Company u
f. William Limerick. aoo0unt. Ssci52 Attorneys.
Carter & Brooke.
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FACED DEATH ON THE Rail.
Foot Caught, Locomotive Cut on
Mans Leg. and He Died.

Norristown. Pa April AFTER throw
ing a switch in the Conshohocken yards.
Bernard Riley. a Reading Railway brake
man, caught his foot in the frog OF the
rails. and stood powerless 10 prevent
the locomotive Of his train passing over
his leg. He was hurried 70 the Norris
town Hospital. but died.
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WRTGHr

sLc4AlE " hludL-
Estate of George II. smith; vii dated April =
1904 fled
Estste of Robert EsyErrn- petition f1- letters tes-
tamentary. Attorneys. Maddox & Galley.
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Circuit Court No. 2

Assignments Tor Auril s. I909;
No - BeaI vs.. City ard Suburban Railway
Compauy. Attorneys. ". G. Gardner and Z. y.
HopeWell-J. ]. Darlington.
No - ShCcmaker. executor. vs. Weeden e a.
Attorneys. Lambert g. Neatman-E. H. Thumas
Nc IA Jackson trustee. rs. Washington Baltt
mere and Annapolis Electric Railway Company
Attorneys. T. B. Slatsr-Alsrbury s. Gosnel and
A. A. Hoehling. r.
No. -. Shellborn. II. IS. Capital Traction Con
pany. AttoTneys J. +. McNaiiy and Edwin Forrest
R r. Perry & Son and g. T. Dunlop.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


Assignments fcr Aprl 5;
No SIS. Drakculis Athznasop-lis e. a. At
tcrueys. J. A. Mouarry and L. C. Wool. A..
Toomev,
No 4e3. Hufty ~ Washington Tlues Company.
Atrorueys. NJ. J. Cclherr. Lambert & Yeatnzl-
No 4o-. Broau vS Mos- Attcleys DocglaS
Baker Shsr-n and W. ". Bride-P- A. Bow
cn. T.
No ~ Wesley ". Gaines e. al Attorneys. p.
B. Moulton. T. Peyton. ard p. i. GaskIus-
No sI3 Love rs. Hines. AttoleyS ". n. o.
hey-Charles Poe
No AS Gassage - Washington Railway ard
Electric Company AtforZeys. T1cser & Eecycn-
e. A. Douglas and e.. 7. Hoover.
No az. Bon kuigh- Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company. Attorneys 6. C. Shinn-Nc-
Kenny & E1aunery-
No AZ Groves o. al Is jacobson. A--orngys
T. ( PrBtt-Ia Tohri-sr-
No. AZ Glascoe - CAPITAL Traction Company.
Attorneys. Vol & Rossnberg-R- r. Pcrry & Son
snc 6. 7. DgUl0p.
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and Ba-tea6ers' Uuio1 rs Sane; o. tzaL Atto--
neys. ". J Larrberr-E H Thou1ss
No. 50. Wiley Lauzson e. a.; rule rscur1-
able April : Attorney. " J. Lambert
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REAL Estate T0ANS

Drives "Freal<s' from Boardwalk.
Atlantic City. April with the inten-
tion o. driving freak shows from the
Boardwalk. the council contemolates
making the license fee for wild men
and the like $50.
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suits.

JISLlCE bAhNAhU-
No. s6L In re Thomas Z, Waggsmsn: ocdsr CIR
reCting record as 70 sale.
Equity Suits.
No &i4& Peter c. Reilly - Edward B. Moore.
Comnissioner of Patents e. al; injunction Alter
ney. Arthur Petr-
No. I5fE. Lillian Z. WHEY "a Harry LGmson et
a.. receiver. A1tOrney. ". J. Lambert.
No 2s44S Wesley Brad6eld vs.. Grscs G. Brad
fed; snnElment q marriage. Attorneys. Georgs
Kesrney ard r. z. Mitchell
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Criminal Court No. L.


JOS4ANE GOJL4D-
United STATES vs. Arthur Martin. murder frst
legree, On trial Defendants attorney 7. C. Taylor
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
20 Sis Reilly vs. Moore e. al: rule return
aole AIrll ?. Attorney Arthur Stewart.
no. szSa. Bray IS. BRAY. reference 70 exsuiner
A1'o'neys I. c. TayloC-CsmDbeil Csrriugton
Equity Court No. 2.
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Assigrmers for Monday, April s. lS9-
No. s. Bernstein Garter, WEBSTER & CO.
Att0rneys, II. Stearran-Eusene A Jones
No. 8 Bethel vs. Riley. Attorneys. Levi h
David-Jossph D. Sullivan
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- dOSllIE NhlGHL
No @so4. Chamberlain Club "a Richards e n
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Criminal Court No. 2.
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New ToTE Srnck ENchaEEs
I Was1iuEtcn STOCK ExchanEs
[ Chicago Board q Trade
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

len Netp Yorfs errtbten unb in tbnen
cine neue Maf9inerie berpenben, bic,
lett Sabren in ben 8etrieben 9errn
Warbs erfolgrei9 gebrau4t, in NeD
Yort nod niemals aur 8ertpenbuns
gelangte, unb ben 5eis bem getpalti'
gen Sfen bon 1O3 SUB 2dnse autos
matii9 aufiibren pirb. Ser 8au Der
8Gdereien pirb ettpa neun Mi0ionen
perI9lingen. Cine tpeitere Million 1T
fir ben 8au elmer Miblenanlaee bor,
9eieben, in ber bas fir bic Miaion
8rote, bic tdgli9 abseieBt tperben iol=
len, notbnenbtee Mebl gemublen
pirb. 8emertensiperth 1T, bab Der
Batter unb @robpater 9errn Marbs
8eibe in Netp Yorf tleine 8Gdereien,
in ber gebarzStr. unb in Der 8. Str,
befaBen.
= Ser Sarmer gbdrles 8u9DpGa,
tpel9er in ber Ndbe bon Merria,
Wis., tpobnt, ipurbe plobltd beim
6ol5bauen irriinnis unb besann fi9
nit Der Nrt 8erleBungen am 4opf
beiaubringen. Sein 8ruber, tpelder
in Der Ndbe mar, btnberte i'm, ii9
59aben au5ufiisen, uno Der Mann
lief bann fort unb ftiisrte ith in ben
Slub. Gr tpurbe inbeFen serettet.
= Inter 2umpen in Der Siitte Der
unldnsft beritorbenen betaeten @inz
Iieblerin Mbelia 2pmbarb in Malben,
MaK., funb bic poli3ei $17387 in
Sob, @ilber, 8antf4einen unb Mtz
tien.
Mnbretp Carnegie bat benz 9a=
milton College in Utica, %. g., aberz
mails 100000 gei9entt, ariammen
iomit 100000.
Ser Sta1iener SSerloi1u but in
ct. 2ouis, tpeil er feinen Seino 2ouis
Macaluio ni6t finben fonnte, beTen
8ruber Gamuel binterriids ermprbet.
General Marcus be 2afaDette
@imp1on, Elm 8eteran bes merifani=
f1en unb bes 8iirgertrieges, 1T na9
lGnserer &rantbett i'm Mlter bon IS
Sabren in Riperiibe, Bel Chicago, sez
Itorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
3uriidbaltune TT @luberp GEN res
g3eoaucrnS

Meine olte 9emiifefrau pom 2anDe
treffe i6 zines 4benbs f4on lpat auf
bcm 6eimnege nit ibrer siemli6
i6per belobenen &arre. ,Wos boben
sic arme 8rau nod 5H fGleppen,
6ub i'd an, unb unterIudts Ielber bas
Getni6t bes Magens. inber ih i'm
eins umbrebuns bpraus fdob, so
i6per urb nod ben ipeiten Wee; tpie
leib tbut es mir, baB sic iid 70 qud4
len miiHen unb feline oiilfe babel baa
ben." sbre qtnttport mar: Md,
bas bin id 10 getuobnt. i9 {tnee no9
bor MIDI bin yWie sroB 1T bes Ana
mddtieen Site. bd pirb mir Der
@es turs. unb itb freue MIDI duf mein
6aus." Oas nddite Maal aber, als
Iie su mir fam, duberte iie foleenbe
@orte: sd bin bp6 reht ungliidlib
getpeien neulth Mbenb, nahbem ih
sic eetroffen bate. gis bobir bab'
id6 ia oar niht seipuBt, pie fdner
id) es bate, unn nun. mo i9 barauf
aufmerffam gemadt mar. fam es mir
ntht aus bem 5inn SD bate
mir bic einfade Sralt bocb eine 2ebre
gegeten. Wait meinen gut semeinien,
trDitenben Wprten bdb' ih fie erft NIT
ettpas un5ufrieben gemdeht, mas fiir
lie Big Dabin feTbitnerGtdnblih genes
len mar. Desbdlb ION man eineit
MenIden tpegen feiner Mrbeit ME in
Worten bebauern, fpnbern ibm lieber
burd siitisen 3nIprlh Muth MAIDEN
unb Ieinen Willen fGrfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
RIetne 0efdDi6tett bon grof,en
2ettett.
Scr aIte WranaeI

Ser alte Wrangel
berief einen aapellmeiiter au ii9, Der
ibm nit ieinen braben Muiitern ans
idbrli9 elm @eburtstassitd
bra1te.
rgeu, 6err Muiitbireftor," fagte
Mransel, nadbem er ii4 bebanft
bate, unb aOs feline 80rfe; utpas babe
i1 benn porises Sabr Sbrer Rapelle
gum beiten seseben9"
Nerlegen anttDortete ber Rapellmei>
fter: ,Graellena per5eiben ni9ts!"
,yea, bann tppllen Mrs beim alten
laFen," 1aste Wransel unb ftedte bic
BDr1e tpteber ein.
Sobannes 8rabms
perlies NIT einem Befutber, beFen
5hmeideleien ibn autpioer getporbe1
iparen, iein Wobnbaus. Mls fie aus
Der Gbiir traten, fagte ber 8efu9er;
,Mleifter, mas ipirb ipobl na9 Sba
rem 9obe iiber bieier Sbiir au lefen
icing"
.,0ier iit cine Mobnung au pernlie-
them" entsegnete Brahms untDif1d.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

sSll Ser Giirfei finDet 0us amerifanis
fhe ACKNOWLEDGMENT groBen Mns
Hang. Man nennt es bort StipenSs
MnoertpGrts audi. ssa. !.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

Die nationdlen Jorft@Reierpen um=
fdfen ieBt 1858, $50 Mcres. Sait bas
gefammte@ebiet liegt Deitlid pomMii=
fiffippi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

Die Ginipanbsrung in Ranaba aus
europdif9en 2Gnbern iit in biefer
Saiion srDBer dls fett Sabren. Die
ginlpanberer tommen fdft idmmtli9
aus ensliid fpre9enben QGnbern uno
pollen fih i'm Norbtpeiten ouf Sarmen
aieberlafen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

Senator See g. Sperman bon
g}prtb Carolina bat Ser Sarifporlase
Elm Imenbement beigefiigt, tpeldes cine
aopfiteuer opn $12' auf ieoen gintpans
Oerer, Der ins 2anb tommt, ooriiebt.
@r erfldrt, bies lei i'm sSnterefe Der
Regierung, Die Oaour9 cine neue Gins
ndbmequelle erbalte, uno audi ber or.
9antitrten Irbeiteri6aft, od baoura
unter ben ginlpanberern glei6ium
cine Nusleie getroffen tperbe unb nur
misunderstanding glemente, bic ars
bettsfdbig itno, augelahen peroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

9fah 80 ftillen Sabren lit bie ernite
5tunDe sefommen, ba Die 8unoniB=
,reue 9euti6lanos erprpbt ipurbe,
,1reibt bic Miener 3eitung ,9ie 3eit.
5ie fiibrt bariiber ous: nOeutfdlano
lat in Der Shat ni9t eeaonbert. Den
alfhen DariteIuneen qeseniiber, oie
sas ouf ben ritterli6en 5reunbeseifer
tariidfiibren iolten, pdbrenb Der
Ranaler angeblt9 mebr 3ur 3uriidbol=
funs geneigt babe, ntrb in Siirit 8iiz
IONS Hebe Elm aftenmdbiser @egenbe=
lpeis gefiibrt. llnb oieie unerf6iitter=
sihe prtn3iptenerfldrung Der beutz
iden polittf 1T, tpdbreno Die gefobren
Der internationalen Strife ipu1ien,
nit Nahbrud erneuert poroen. Wir
tpnnten es rns foum ppr1tellen, bub
:ine Stun6e fon1men ipiirne, bie unfere
Begenietttgfeit Der 9unbespflint.n in
Ebrem pplen Mertbe gum polIen gez
DuBtfein brGhte; aber aoh 80 ItiIlen
Sabren 1T biefe ernite 6tunbe bod
lefommen, li11b nun tpii1en mir: Mir
ftiiben uns aif DeutfhIanb, tpie
DeutiAlaao fi9 auf uns. Die Mrmee
Delltihlanbs unb Die Mrmee Se1terz
isi9z1lngdrns, iebe fir iit cine ges
pi6tige 3iffer, biloen aufamn1en eine
10 impDfante Mahtfumtne, baB ieoer
Inf9fag allf ben Grieben baourh aus
riid9efdkuht miro. Mer faita ga bon
sinenl 8 WnfdlenberhGltnib fprehen, no
Bic ftdrfite unb erprobteite Gegenfeitiaz
isit nnb Snterefenge gemein1ddft bes
RehtgA
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

Der prditbent bes Gtaates SAP
Boulo, 8raftlien, bat cine 8erfiigung
erldfen, ponad in bieiem Sabre
10000 @tntpanberer aus europa
feotli6e Inter ftiibuns erbolten follen,
Die i'm griab Der leberfabrtsgelber
BON irgenbeinem europdii6en Safen
e:s na6 Santos beiteben foq,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
Hfr11tfTli1trs.

~R - q ~ II - n 49,
Die ttdttpndlen JnritSEe1erpen urf1z
fdhen ieBt 195, 5,13, $50 Mcres. Sat- bds
eeiammte@ebtet ltegt iDeitlth pomUtii=
iiffippi.
Die Ginfpanoernng IN Hanaba aus
europatthen Gdnoern TT tn btefer
9atlon groBer dls lett 5abren. Die
J ,,,nyr.,, ~, ~; lyoe. ers,.a,, M a's ,, m"u
ME hsrfdsssr ~ o'
"'
a. m..s e.a
% . g.ul.p.n' EJ: Wy S'antss m Sup
..Gn., | otal...n, W. e.s os''esuae
|. ..,1 = nnn ,l.n lDpnuu w p'.ls"' Sugle
{. au,uvo y.'!lua!lsisl ,s1.!:t uus W.. entppa
l.. a.el'.u % ntstl'ssu.g s.geItsu ests luns,.. s
Wv W., ~. @tlas D'l ;shon lsgas's..ess gssI
~" .9ee.pe't"ai' w" '9ol'''
-, Naf1onalIrrung II CUR SeI tn
ueet'tc on pet aa9esDrpheN9. 9ea01
oelh ple 1net'tan'lVe aegletun9 EV
o1e Hort1roue Ger groBen gnenDapnell
oufW An1ouF DON A1tten 9e11per1 9a1,
teo!en1 ne lt9 lest oeslelpen gerfa1p=
fehs 9thltplll@ pes S1raBehDoQhlqz
NelHs. pes Selehm1ungsnelehs ano
DER Aroftlleferhn9 IN Der 9auptfaot'
1. ps uuel 9ee9'eaut'ss 0appettz
sss sse.' :. 'un''Dst - p'e gunatp 0slsuz
.ualt = VI ,gteI. lrspeh et'p.ehehel.
Sup'tsIst1ul sis p:sl lulsglsl op aus
.pIs @ p''oei' 9toBen 1 mallasn HpilutI ,1: :,
IeHtsm. eiatsl. g!e'e e Saosn llp 5nat genoIal9'
M s.i.l.n' ~, - o'p!p'"sen ~ t s.tuuS eetaDe X
salss'n. n. uDsl 'e Dluutl'ei! u l's 'pu'
,;sTa 9o'eS e. nru 9u' De' 1s.Ip...pe" ou
q, 'ai,.He sis. ~: s1o: So'9s psl 0"''Plel '9n'
''''7' ou''"'
,,.rx
Uas prlt'ls9e Ht'easaHl 'pito oemz
(ss 5ofIsn 1000 gnTSoten npb5t Mrn.
i,iont unb gpofchinenaemebren 15o
rJ1eilen melt tronsportirt nerben,
Nos Snnoiinns<G,e5nen5t hat hos
IYrieosonrt oud1 beronInht gPptnrz
Dmnibu5Ie unb Soricobs ois Srnns.
,ortmitteI fir bip Mrmes AZ nerT1fhen
Sn e9tna poteh DE er1ien Hretsz
,anota9sna9leh 1tatfeelunoen. Sn Der
proo1n5 Slan91u III oamtf Der An.
'ang 9emo9t iporosn. DER gerlallf
nar rubl9. SurfDea purcen Der
Hetormpartet angeborl9e 9fotao!e 9ez
pobIt. Ste arelsta9e treten ofort 5uz
'amTen. Die Wahlen IN ben Yro=
olnoen e9ettan9, An9ut, 9llpel, 9u=
aan, 9onon, S0dntun9, S14tll unD
Huantung ftnpen N olelem Utonat
ltatf: Ole anDeren Proo'115sn 1ol9ea
cuha9l'n.
Ger Oeut5hzfhreissrifhe @pra6z
perein bat inn sFriihiohr 1908 an bic
G}oithofhefiter Ser beutfhen @cbpeis
rim ehreihpn opr;htpt in hem or }ie }o
,mr Ginfiifrmno her hsutihrn enpi5rs :
iorte ermrIntern noIIte, Ser grfpIo
,;e5ss Hunn5hreihens nor ;;hsr Ero
ten liefen Elm. Die etnen benadridz
rigten ben Sprdhnegetn, bab Die
,putfchp cifrhfnrtp IGrnt hpi ihnpr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

Wenn MubIanb am Hdlfan fDnntq
iDie es pDlIte, ipiirDe Gerbien am
Gnbe tiln, ipie es m6dte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

0as britiI6e arteasamt tpirb benz
1dhit 0erfu6e NIT Qlutpmpbilen als
sransportmittel I'M &riege an1tellen.
ss iollen 1000 Soloaten neb1t Broz
,iant unb Mofhtnengepebren $50
Weilen ipeit transportirt iperben.
Dag SnbalirnszGeipenit bat bas
Rrieasamt oud beronlabt, Mptor=
Dmnibuhe unb Saricobs ais Sransa
,ortmittel fir Die Mrmee 81 perfu9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

Nationaliiiruna tit aur Belt in
Werifo an Der 5asesorbnuns. Na6z
benz bic meritaniide Regierung itd
Die 4ontrolle Der groben giienbabnen
6ur4 9lntauf ppn Nftien eeiidert bat,
teoient iie iid jebt oesielben 8erfabz
rens btnfi9tli1 bes 9trabenbabnipz
TENS, bes 8eleudtungspeiens uno
Der GraftIieferune in Der 9auptTtaot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

Ote sOluetltH1h6uu9ls lueIl9e WI
ssahren i'm Wafimatbale i'm @taate
Ma1bineton lebbaft bliibte unb eebieb,
aber fpdter burd bic Mepfelau9t Derz
brdnst ipurbe, ion ipieber gu neuem
2eben sriteben. Obftbdnbler finb Der
Mnfibt, buB 3tpetiden biefen 5erbit
in groBer Naafrage iteben iperoen,
unb iiberaGl fam man iebt beoba9z
ten, ipie bic alten Obitsdrten ipiebsr
in 5tanb sefebt unb Bdume sebiinst
tperben. I'm cine quite Grnte au eraie=
len. Die 3petfdenernte tpurbe friiz
Der gum sr0Bten 9beile pom Baum
aus perfauft, ipdbrenb ber iibrtg gez
bliebene 1heil setrodnet unb 1pdter
als DDrrDbf nit sntem @eninn abe
sefebt tpurbe.
Cine neuerlihe 3uidmmenFel@
lnua ber pittsburger 6nnbelsfamn,er
ersibt, baB bic aus pittsburg i'm
Sabre 1907 perfanbten Sitter, Der
gpnnenquantit6t nucb, rnebr paren
als bic ppn Nefp Oorf, 2onbon unb
2iperpool sufdmmen.
9err 81. 9. Marb, bos 9aupt
Der nenen Worb 9reob So, Bic In
Mem sSerfeb irliorporirt ipurbe unb
iii 3utunft gun3 @roB= =Netp yort nit
9rot perfeben fOl1, min fiinf seipalz
tige @ddsreien IN peridieDtnel, Sbei>
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-05-27
'POT0S| ORDERS STAMP MILL
Delta Property Buys Equipment After
Tests of Ore Show Good Results

The order for the new stamp mill
for the Potosi Gold Mining company
has been placed with San Francisco
firm and the machinery is to be deliv-
cred at the mine as soon after June
l as possible. The 21a mile wagon
road connecting with the Trail creek
road to Murray has been completed
and everything is in readiness for the
installation of the mill as soon as it
arrives, A force of men has been
set to work constructing the flume
and 1t is expected that this work will
be completed inside the next 10 days.
Just what the capacity of the mill
Will be has not yet been ascertained
1t was the original intention to order
5-stamp mill but at a recent meet
ing called for the purpose Of making
final arrangements the question of
the purchase of an S-stamp mill was
also brought up. The ultimate de-
cision Of the directorate in this con-
nection has not yet been made public.
The decision to equip the mine
with a mill was arrived at chiefly
through the excellent results obtain
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-05-27

ed from the shipment of 40 sacks OF
ore for test purposes to Portland,
Ore. This ore yielded a good profit
in spite of the cost Of milling and
transportation.
The property consists of IL claims
at Delta on which large amount of
development has been done and a
splendid showing of ore made. The
lower tunnel has now been driven
about 500 feet and it is expected that
the main lead will be encountered
within the next 40 to SO feet. This
tunnel is in ore all the way and tests
made right from the portal show a
good return after deducting the cost
of milling. The tunnel will give a
depth of about $50 feet.
In the upper tunnel the work start
ed on single lead, but as progress
was made two other leads were ex-
posed. These have now all practical
ly converged showing a ledge about
four feet wide, carrying good free
milling ore all through with string
ers of high-grade ore interspersed.
A force OF 16 men is engaged In de-
velopment at present.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-05-27
INDEX TUNNEL IS IN 400 FEET

The main tunnel on the property
of the Index Mining and Milling com.
pany has now been driven over 400
feet and 1t is expected that the ledge
will be encountered before the end of
the summer. The tunnel will give a
depth OF 800 feet on the showing
made in the upper workings.
The property consists OF six
claims, located one-half mile up
Cooks gulch across the river and
about midway between the Bunker
Hill and Federal mills. The claims
are traversed by splendid surface
showing, the ledge having been ex-
posed by means of open cuts and 9TH
er surface work, showing width of
about three feet and carrying values
in silver, copper, iron and about
$3.50 in gold.
Lower down the mountain a short
prospecting tunnel was driven. Here
the ledge was tapped at an approx
mate depth of about 80 feet and
found at this point to have widened
to about 16 feet. Practically the
whole of this 16 feet carries good
milling ore while there is pay
streak Of about 80 inches Of shipping
ore.
At present work is confined to the
driving Of the lower tunnel, both a
day and night shift being engaged.
The mine is we'll equipped with all
necessary machinery and supplies.
Development is being done under
the management of Thomas Gilbert
OF Kellogg.
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RUTH DRIFT IS sHoWMG ORE CONNECT CALLAHAN WITH / \.


The drift on the Ruth has been
run about 800 feet and small quanti-
ties OF ore are being encountered
from time to time. The drift start
ed from the end of long cross
cut tunnel and gives depth at pres
ent of about 500 feet. The showing
Is said to be most encouraging. The
mine is located on Grouse creek OBJ
pOsite the property of the Pittsburg
Lead Mining company. Development
is being done under the management
Of 0. B. Wallace of this city.
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John and James F. Callahan, own.
ers of the Callahan mine, have under
consideration the advisability of con-
structing wagon road from the
mine to DObson Pass. 1t is believed
in view of the proposal by the Idaho
Northern Railroad to construct a
branch up Prichard creek, that the
construction of such road would
enable the ore from the mine to be
hauled at greatly reduced cost. In
speaking of this road John Callahan
said:
"The road which we plan will en-
able US to haul ore on an easy grade
to Dobson Pass, from which point it
would be trammed to the foot of the
hill, where it is expected that the
Idaho Northern will lay it stracks."
Owing to the heavy state of the
snow in that section of the Occur
d'Alenes no ore has been shipped
from the Callahan mine for some
time. Development has been pushed,
however, and the lower tunnel has
been driven over 900 feet. In the
upper workings the ore showing con-
tinues to improve and in shaft
sunk about 80 feet from the upper
tunnel splendid showing was made.
The lower tunnel will tap this chow
Ing a. great depth.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice is hereby given. that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Alameda Mining and
Milling Company, Limited, will be held in the Of
ices Of the company (rooms and Postoffice
Block Wallace. IDAHO on Monday the Dist day Of
June, 1909. at 10 o'clock a. m for the purpose Of
electing board Of directors to serve for the en-.
suing year and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before said meet
EVERETT H. PATTIsON.
Secretary.
Plume II
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JIM BLAINE INDICATIONS GOOD

Good progress is being made with
the long crosscut tunnel started
some time ago on the Jim Blaine
group of claims owned by Charl,
Fevre and Harry Morrill, on Pine
creek. The claims are traversed by
three lodges on the first of which a
depth of $50 feet will be gained.
This depth increases until the third
lead is encountered when the depth
will be in the neighborhood Of 1000
feet.
A fair amount Of development has
already been done but this, SO far,
has consisted mostly OF prospecting
work. On the surface the lodges
show quartzite and lead carbonates.
A short tunnel was run to the first
ledge and good showing Of ore car
rying about II per cent lead and be-
tween seven and eight ounces in sill
yer to the ton was made.
The present tunnle starts from the
creek level and large number of
stringers have already been encount-
cred. At present there is a we'll de-
fined stringer showing in the face
from which some excellent samples
have been taken. This stringer was
encountered shortly after work was
started and appears to take a direct
southerly direction to the ledge.
This is believed to be an excellent in
dication and 1t is thought that an
ore strike may be made within the
next so or Is feet.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AN
NUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the stockholders of the Springfield Mining
Company Limited, will be held at the Office OF
the said company in the Otterson Block in the City
OF Wallace. Shoshone County, Idaho, on the 10th
day OF June. A. d., 1909, at the hour of O'Clock
p IN, for the purpose of electing seven directors
to hold office for the ensuing year and until the
election and qualification of their successors
and for the transacting Of all such other business
as may lawfully come before the annual stock.
holders meeting.
Dated at Wallace, Idaho, May 18th. 1909.
WALTER GRAHAM, President,
A. H. FEATHERSTONE, Secretary
May 20-June