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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
STANLEY IS IN GOOD SHAPE
Small Assessment to Develop Property
and Wipe Out All Indebtedness

The Stanley Consolidated Mining and Milling company has is
sued the following letter to its stockholders the signatures
of Directors W. Merk M j. Farrell Alex M. Winston and
Arthur j. Shaw:
Since the levying Of No December 1902 for
10 mills share the capital stock of the company
psaed inform you that every sockhoder has paid
ment. amounting to $l2. 78412.
At the time of evyng this the company had
debedness of 65 this has been decreased SO $685. also
contract which let December g. 1909 for hundred feet
of tunnel the Panther vein has been completed March 1910
and paid for. making this tunnel 544 feet in length.
The last so feet of this contract very encouraging
and the face Of the tunn March 1910 when inspected
three feet of oxides and carbonates carrying
gold and silver values The indications very strong
body of gaena and silver will be encountered
any day.
Work being nued steadily ahead this and is
the intention keep progressing until the reached by
contract work. and in order take Of the the directors
Of the company meeting held Today have levied
men of four mills per share the capital stock of the
This assessment when collected in will urnsh $512964 which
will be used for the purpose paying the Indebtedness
remaining Of $6084 placing the property free of debt and
leaving balance of about 81, 90 for work.
1--WE will then be in thu position after this is accomplished that
any future will be very small eved
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
CONTRACT ON SILVER ROCK CO

Continuous work the Silver Rock property now planned
This will add another regular the list of
panies being developed for 50 feet Hull Drum
heller completed this week and the face of the
The management is making for the
disposal of block Of it's treasury stock and preparing
let contract for zoo feet Upon the conclusion of this another
contract will be let.
The Silver Rock company get depth all the for 40
feet and from indications good value will be
posed.
The claims located Shields Guch adjoin ng the Rain
bow Argentine and other good properties George Austin is
vice president and manager
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
SIDE TRACK FOR REINDEER
Contract Made With Railway Company
and Wagon Road Will Be Built

contract has been signed for side track at the Rein eer
shipping point with the Northern Pacific Railway company This
has been forwarded the head Office for ratification and
it is returned work will be started its construction
The work of building the half mile of road connect the
workings and railway will be commenced the
gone and this is disappearing rapidly.
The drift being along the dyke has been stopped by Man
Herrick because rounding back northey drec
tion.
The force has been started to working in the main drift
ard the ore taken out will be sacked for shipment This will
that several carloads will be ready the seer
shipping facilities be provided Samples Of three grades of
have been forwarded the meer and being analysed to
get rate for treatment Owing the character of the it is
believed free treatment be procured the worst only
nominal charge will be made
The stock has been inactive owing lack of developments
but it is held steady from II to 111 cents.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
INDEX co. HAS FINE SHOWING

Work has started the Index property Kellogg Sixteen
feet of good exposed 20 feet depth On the surface 16
inches of the was shown.
tunnel is being driven depth Of 300 feet and
ISL 600 feet with 80 feet to tap the This tunnel
will be at completed and the vein explored depth
Three other edge show the surface of the Index The
the fourth ven about 45O feet from the first ledge
spoken Of This fourth ledge has surface Gaping of quarze
and iron and assays show high per lead the
face Two other veins lie in between these big VEINS both show
ing trace of silver in assays from the surface.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
PAYMENT ON JACK Waite
Patrick Burke Transfers $4,000 to
Lee Mantle for Murray Property

me rJ payment on the Jack Waite property at Murray has
been made by Patrick Burke ciae This amounted to
So and was transferred Lee Mantle the former owner by
Mr. burke who has jns returned from Butte
lhee are two payments be male one August 1910
and the final one in February 1911
The property has been fully financed and the work which
continuous is proving that tie faith of Mr. Burke and his ass c
ate in the deal misplaced Large resources are bap
exposed and regular shipments from the property far
the future
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
GOOD COPPER IN RAINBOW
Five Feet of Milling Ore Exposed in
Drift. Work Is Continuous

Good being exposed the Rainbow drift and the property
looking better than time The tunnel running the
north of and alongside the tale which has been exposed
through the entire drift Five feet of good milling has just
been opened This will average estimated three
copper and eight 10 Of silver while specimens
will high Is per copper and so 70 of
silver.
The tunnel about feet and being run under
held by Miller who has taken the last four
the property for 100 feet EACH There only about 20
feet of the contract left complete and when this fin
shed another contract of 100 feet will be et The property has
been under continuous development and the treasury good
condition work will be kept going without any stop
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
SWASTIKA co. is FINDING ORE

Ore showing the tunnel of the Swasa company now be-
ing driven The ground has been very hard the last 10 feet
has softened and better progress being In past
five feet two good sngers of have been cut of two
inches and the second six inches wide.
of shipped from this property last year which
returns of over $50 ton believed that in the
lower workings will give better larger quantity
that when the necessary development has been done regular
shipments can be made
The Swaska is in the Carter section and is under the
of j. W. Mcdonald Of Superior Work will he kept up
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
WORK ON ELDORADO GROUP

Work the Ell Dorado group Kellogg is showing very
promising condition the property The tunnel started
crosscu running with the formation and in mneraized
There dabase dyke cutting the lead and the
tunnel will follow this The oucrop large and well minerazed
and good depth be got by tunnel This is about 300
feet
The claims about mile of Kellogg close the rail-
and under the management of D. W. Dwyer of Occur
d'Alene. Work has been continuous
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
RAPID WORK ON INTERSTATE

The drift the Interstate property in about 700 feet and
we'll mnerazed There gaena showing places The
vein is about 60 feet wide.
This tunnel is be 5000 feet long and progress at the rate of
5) feet amonth being made since the electrical equipment for
operating installed There lot of good taken
the upper workings and the the lower tunnel
encountered this will be shipped.
The Interstate has large body of claims Sunset About 20
employed under the management of Oscar Wallace
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
IVANHOE DOING STEADY WORK

The 1vanhoe company working along steadily with nine
1t is running drift from the lower workings of the Star and had
through 600 feet of the Star ground Nice looking gaena
being exposed all the way and long distance yet nerenes be-
tween the face of the drift and the objective point under the
splendid showing in the shaft where depth S5 feet will be
attained of four mills has been levied carry
the work which is to be continuous
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
E MILL FOR BLACK BEAR FRACTION
EXPLORATORY WORK On MARIE

Work has just been done thu Marie upper tunnel deter
mine clearly the dip of the vein that the lower workings
be ntegenty handled Ore exposed in the orig
na upper tunnel but it caved in and tunnel had to be
The showngs in all four tunnels the property Indicative of
good ore resources in the ground.
The company has five Claims three of which enghways
the main ledge and the other lenghway parallel
ondary ledge.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
START THE SPRINGFIELD SOON

Arrangements being made for early operation the Spring
field mine Stevens Peak number of the stockholders
favor of attempting carry work through the winter but
after figuring the increased cost of winter operations in that
on it unanimously agreed that suspension would b. taken
until the early spring.
The last work done the property of encouraging
nature and full force will be kept busy there the entire
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
START BOULDER CREEK WORK

Work to be started promptly the development of the Bu
der Creek property which recently merged with adjoining
properties according George Huston who will have charge
the operations.
The work will consist of 200 feet of additional tunneng
upper level give better indication of the vein and guide the
lower workings contract for this work will be awarded
advertisements for the work be published
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
TO START IDAHO COPPER SOON

An inspection of the Idaho Copper property made this week
by Manager Herick of the Reindeer but he reports the still
deep to think of starting work The however leaving
the hills rapidly and it expected that start be made early
in April.
1t the intention let for so fee an keep the
work going continuously ut the continuation of the Reindeer
ledge exposed While this has been active there have
been tran actions at form pric Of three cents
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
LIBERTY GROUP IN FINE LEDGE

Owners of the Liberty group Lookout this week
with excellent specimens from their property which adons the
Snow Cliff Copper ground They reported have
ledge of four feet which carries good values "copper" gold and
silver.
The not Incorporated but the have been work
ing steadily for and expect to keep in contn
uous operation.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
BLACKHORSE MILL IS DELAYED

Work the Backhore mill has been delayed by the land slides
the Idaho Northern railway which prevented the hauling of
lumber These have been remede and Manager Patrick
Burke will Murray this week with Of carpenters
the superstrucure 1t is expected that the mill will be
pted and in operation early in June The machinery all
the ground and no further delay is anticipated.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
OEBORCIA SOON TO OPERATE

Work will be started the DeBogia Copper company property
this spring according to President Wm Weiand who said the
lower tunnel would be extended There good showing Of
copper in the present tunnel running $500 in all minerals
depth of 400 feet had the present working point but depth
of over 1000 feet can be got.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
NEW CONTRACT ON THE OREANO

contract for 100 feet of work has been let the Oreano
Since the last conderabe work has been done and
the indications have greatly improved Both the west and
drifts have been proped and the contract just awarded
vdes for option the part of the discontinue
driving after Is feet and either sink raise in the
An of mill share has been levied to provide
working funds.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
MISSOULA COPPER NEAR LEDGE

Work the Mssoa Copper going ahead steadily by hand
the accident had put the compressor out of business the
ledge would have been reached before but the work by hand
will probby require three week The stock is holding
firm and there is good buying noticeable.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24

The Black Bear Fraction mine is looking fine There is
big body of gena exposed This has been extensively developed
there sufficient sight the erection of
mill which proposed build in the spring Engineer George
Huston visited the property recently and good report
Some of the samples taken from the raise high GO
per cent lead.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-03-24
PLAN TO START IRON KING CO.

The Iron King in the Osborne section is arranging for
mencng work again. diff has been 200 feet from
tunnel 40 feet which nterected the ledge The formation
is Bruke quartzte and there strong showing of ron The
property the valley from the Occur Aene Vucan
the Maxwell ranch
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16

Bad temper is caused by bad
health The man who works all
day needs nourishing food. If he
doesn't get it, his health suffers
Then his temper goes. No woman
can live with an i'll tempered man
without losing her own. Quarrels
and divorce follow. But if a wom-
an is a good cook she will keep
her husband in good health and in
good humor, and he will keep her
in good humor."
The guild was therefore formed
in the belief that the lure of dab
of rouge ana the fluff of chiffon is
as nothing to the masculine heart
when compared with good bowl
of onion soup.
The guild has bought big lot
and will erect school at Hunting
ton, l.. l., where girls will be
taught the gentle art of making
tempting dishes out OF what was
left over from yesterday, dress
making and millinery, the proper
care of the sick, the hygenic care OF
children and the physiological laws
of marriage
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
Romantic Possibilities
of the Little Ste1v Par,

Like an acquiescing echo to the
statements of Mrs May Arkwright
Hutton regarding marriage, divorce
and alimOny, which appeared in
The Press last Sunday morning,
Mrs. j. w. Clark, of the Wifehood
guild, in New York city, gave out
an interview this week to the
United Press in which she declares
that the majority of the worlds
unhappiness is due to wives in
ability to cook.
One can scarcely realize the ire
mendous romantic possibilities Of
the stewpan until they have had a
chat with this grand old lady,
whose daily duty it is to educate
housewives in the common ele-
ments of cooking and housekeep-
ing.
If every woman knew how to
cook there would be fewer divorces,
healthier men, more men in love
with their wives, fewer wives with
broken hearts, more men with hap
Ply dispositions and fewer men with
wrecked careers" says Mrs. Clark.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
No Charm, in Noble Title
for Spokane Heiresses
IN Fact, "Lord Worth Naught" Might Be
Cooly Receiued IF He Came Here.

many floating around this part of
the country. Whether or not Amer
lean girls should marry them de-
ponds entirely upon the character
of the man. 1t is a queer sort of
girl who would sacrifice all for title,
but, on the other hand, if you really
loved him-oh. my"
Miss Wayne Jordan: After we
read and hear of all the results of
the many unhappy American-for-
eign marriages and know of the sor-
rows that have been heaped upon
the heads of many of the heiresses
who have taken such matrimonial
steps, We shudder at the thought of
any more of our loyal girls marry
ing titles. OF course, there are some
good men in the ranks of the nobil-
ity, but it would well pay the girls
to be doubly sure that the man
loved her for herself alone. and that
she was truly in love with his lord
ship"
Miss Annette Oudin: American
men are good enough for American
girls. An American for mine"
Miss Estelle O'Brien: 1T would
be such novelty to see one of the
nobility out here that it is hard to
tell just how We might act. | don't
believe there is any occasion for
immediate alarm in this part of the
country, but | should think the past
records of the unhappy escapades
would discourage q woman with the
strongest nerve"
Miss Mable Spencer: There are
always two sides to every story.
Doubtless there are very successful
marriages among the wealthy
American girls and the heads of the
royalty. but there are also many
unsuccessful ones. Respect. with
married people, means more than
anything else, and what man could
respect woman that he felt had
purchased his name for few paltry
dolla~s, and what woman could be
happy with man she married
merely for title?"
Miss Susan Mason: "To marry a
foreigner for money is foolshness.
| think there is a barrier between
the Americans and foreigners and |
certainly wouldn't want one if he
were burdened with all kinds of
titles"