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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct. LITTLE Commercial Bul-
letin" Will say of the wool market to-mor-
row: -,
There is a distinctly better feeling IN the
market with a number Of manufacturers,
both large and small mills showing interest
in the offerings and making purchases or
territory wool and some heeces owing 10
more confidence an the future The features
Of the week are the purchases OF the leading
consumer OF the country which aggregate
600 900 pounds OF Montana half blood al
- q DC -,
"Other mills are also operating in this
grade as well in medium and fine secured
territory, at soc and 90 a &C. respectively
T'nwashed delaine Is selling moderately AZ
26lsc; quarter blood. Ohio, at p NC, and haIf
blood and three-eighths at 2Sa &c
Business in California wool is comparative g
" limited, with prices steady and unchanged :
Texas twelve months, is moving at about
~ r60c and spring al 80 q soc.
.-Tha shipments Of wool from Boston TO
October IL. inclusive. were 1924 pounds
AGAINST 2OT 03O.414 pounds for the same time
last year. The receipts 70 October IS, in
elusive were 230.452. 32T pounds. against 352, =
Oc6, 002 pounds for the same time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
Yester

TLOUR AND MEAI.-F'cur inactive and IN
81 E0gs6 81; winter st-atEhts, 81 $0G'S4 80: win
ter patents. g 604S4 80; spring clears. - "oa
= . winter. 50 4o@S3 80: Kansas straigsts.
g S01sf so RYE FLOUR-SteaGy. Fair TO
gooG. s4aS4 -: choice 10 fancy. s. 25QS4 40.
0E5NA5FAI-Quiet. Kiln dried. So 20. BAG
N ~ soe5si as Western srring
soT 754s22 80. standard middinC. S23GS23 s.
To1,r 40 So co; red dog, s2s 254s2s 60; city
bran. S21 bulk. se2 80 sacks; raiddl!rs. s22 500
s25 % sacks: clinical, s37 259S37 80
PROyIsI0Ns-Fog products fairly active
port prices. but there was a comparatively
poor outside demand PORK-Steady. mess,
ga so B I SO SO 20: family. SI99
sl9 so: packet SIC 20q sl7; extra Inc.a ness
ST1P7FSSED HOGs-Bacons. Isc: $50 b. i8c:
$50 u. 1315c; 80 III lSate: pigs 135se CIT
MEATs-Fic1le,d bellies; smoking I5d. 1sc; 10 H.
ItsE q I5c. - TALLow-city, 7Kc: country.
7ssasLsc, LARD--F'irn; middle West. Il 20
Ev-e-ica l4c- Continent -. i0c; Brazil kegs.
IS. compound. Io,h n I0ise sTEARINE-
'sUiGAR- Refined dull but unchanged. The
I>5ndon market for bee sugar was steady but ,. d
lower: october and November. as Cd; Nay, 9s
gs.f Raw here steady and unchanged. with
,s1r--rie.gai - test AZ e.9Oc; muscovado. 80
test 3 zoe; mOlasses sugar ~ test; 5-l1e
RICF~Business fairly liberal with full
i', TFr1Is-coPPER- arm. with
" I-ns-5,.- Noyern Der and December, u 30
80 20. January 1910 n I250c London firm +:
- al Futures at f57 los 3D. Lake
4 - a Isc eectrelysie5 II q < q = "a ze and
- = oher 80 500 80 Zoe NoVem Der
AZ So a ae asc. Decernber 85 70 35.s0c: Janu-
Do-yo = 49, 81 - Iondon firm: spot, ffg5
- -, 1850 1850 - r1c0 TEAD-Stesdy; spot. 4 40
a 4.5oc New york and 40 "a SOC sr East ssTtr st
Louis London. spot fl2 ls4 81 SFbLIEh-
C-erSx,. "a = gac New York and . 4'Hn = 45c
FSst & lou louis: sales, 900 pounds December,
East st Louis delivery. al 34oS l.onao.: spot.
I'd. Locally iron was quiet; No foundry
Northern No l Southern ane 10 no q e. h f
soft SIS 7BQsl0 %. No :, $40 oo9SAo Fls
ron certfaSases unchanged. No sales
fOLAssEs AND sYRg P.M SS nnc,, 5 ssesoy
EsVsT sroRFS Shirts turpentine steady.
but without change prices hosi d s5egg e@'
quiet and unchanged Tar hiih a. - -
DEES-Liuseed unchanged Hehhs2l % LSt ,9
leum irregular with cases reported ~ I'i'i's
lover while bhls and bulk were uisi..li.5 e..
COTTOSSEED OIL-NerVous ana s0Ai4e"HA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15

Spot quiet and unchanged al 1890 Tor MID
ding INLAND and Il. lie for middling Gulf No
sales. delivered on contract, 1.TOO bales. Liver
1aol cables Spot, moderate demand; sales. 100
fsI4S. speculation ard export, 1000. American
q COO imports. 1000, al American; uiddling
upland I'D Futures opened steady, IN
--,arpa7 10 l point lower closed barely steady
Al a net advance Of = point 70 decline q l
point October Sd: OcrOber-NOvenber. ISI I'd;
NC1a4r5r December ~ I'D: Dece0ber-January
and Januarv-F ebrlarv 7.SOi1d; Februa-y-March.
March DriI April-May and May-June 7.sld;
J1lue-Jr'lv : 79iaG. July-AugUst. ~ ed
C0FFEF-A0deratelv active: Gales. y !eO
"a and prices lower. closing AT net loss OF 5Sy
Ia -nfure The market narrow. and easily
i-f4re,ce!. The French market at the close was
unchanged 70 = franc higher. Hamburg was = a
3. rfr lower. Rio was barely steady AT a de
cline II 80 reis. but santos was steady Al IN
changed - - reis higher. spot quiet but steady
g, l37sa11c for Rio No 4 LEGAL contract
uricss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15

100 IO912c; peach basket 25QT5c; box, 50cQ
81 25: half-bbI basket, 5Ocqs1 so; ONIONS, state
and Western. white pickle, bushel crate, SIG
81 %; other white, crate. 75G9Oc; state yellow,
bag 81 so; state and Western, yellow. 1O0-b
bag, $1d$1 10: Orange County. red. bag, S19
81 90; yellow, 81 25d$1 30: Connecticut Valley,
yellow, IOO-To bag. 81 1881 20 white. boil 81 90
@$3; Long Island and Jersey. yellow, bbl, 81 %
basket. s1g$2; third-bbI basket. 75cas1 90; East
ern Shore. Maryland. haif-bbl basket, 81 75Q
other red 75cQS1 25; basket. 3Og6oc; green.
cheese Dbl, S5c0$1 II; bull and long, G0cqS1:
nearby. iOC bunches. 75c@S1i Western New
York. basket or box 25q50c: PUMPKINS. Dbl.
b0dT5c: ROMANO. basket. 35GT5c; Western
New York. boxes. 5OQ75c: SPINACH. basket, 81
Q4Oc state. Dbl, 50G75c; STRING BEANS, Viz
ginia green or wax, basket. 2597Oc; SQUASH.
Hubbard. bnI 50cGS1; marrow. 5Oq75c: white
or yellow crookneck, 50cqS1; TURNIPS, Can
ada Rutabaga. bbl. 81; Long island and Jersey.
75cGS1; white 100 punches, 81 5OGS2; TOMA-
TOPS. nearby. box, 25dd5c: Delaware and Mary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct 14.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 5000.
steady: beeves 81 1885, S. Texas steers. 81 %
49s6 ho. western steers. 81 25GS5 go: stockers
ana feedera' 50 4OdS5 70 cows and heifers 81 70
asa SO: calves, 81 5OQsl0 HOGS Receipts, IL
600: slow: light. s. 60QpsS -; mixed. IS 30Q
so 9s. heavy S. 1859. rough, IS 15Glse IS: good
10 choice heavy S. S59Sg: pigs IS 25Qsa; bulk
q sales IS 45qSs 90 SHEEP-Reeeipts. H.
900. steadv. native, 81 5OQS4 %: Western. 81 %
qy4 %. warnings 81 35@s5 40; lambs, native,
81 4Oas7: Western, 81 e6dS6 %.
East Runslo. oct. CATTLE-Receipts. 70
slow and steady; prime steers 81 25nST so
VEALS-Receipts 460 active and 25c higher At
szaSlI HOGS-Receipts. a.s00: fairly active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
RRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass. oct lathe print cloth
market Tor the week has shown continued
good inquiry but the mills have been some
what slow traders. cotton has continued TO
advance Sales for the week. however Will show
fully 900 OGO pisces. some OF the deliveries
extending well up to February. The gen
eraI quotations unchanged from last
week although "A few STYLES show advances
OF Lice Quotations: 2S-tuch. 64xG4, 81 c
nominal; 2S-inch. 64X6O 39sc nominal; %
inch G4xGO. 3+=c bid, 2T-Inch, 56xJj. 3 !, c
bid: 2T-inch. 56X52, 3sc bid 8si4 -inch. Sax
Ga 5@c 3a-nch. 6SxT2. 5&c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

Board Of Elections OF The City OF New York.
General Office, IOT w 4lst ST., Borough OF
Manhattan
Notice is hereby given. In pursuance OF
Chapter % Section 3O1. Laws Of 1909 cOnsri-
tuting Chapter II OF the Consolidated Laws. OF
the boundaries Of each of the election districts
in the County Of New York OF the Designation
OF the place OF registration. October 10. II. Is
and II, and Of the polling place for the election
10 be held November s. 1910 in each OF the
election districts in said County, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.

C0TTOS-After making new high records
IN the morning there q sharp reaction.
result OF realizing and the absence Of killing
frost IN the belt, but no real weakness cevel-
opeC, and prices later recovered most OF their
loss with the close showing net gain OF 1d12
points. Eirmness Of Liverpool cables was at
rr1buted 10 a continued trade demand, and served
70 reassure local traders Southern spot mar
kets were unchanged 10 &c higher Private
wires received here, however. stare that there IS
a big speculation IN SPOT cotton in the South,
and that a great deal is being taken VI 10 hold
for higher prices. Weekly movement: Receipts,
4g5-1I bales. against 44Q50s last year: overland
10 mills and Canada. 1888. against q. 500 last
year Southern mill raktnEs testima-ed), 5000,
against $4,000 last year. gain OF stocks a. in
terror towns. 5I.31l. against @. 13S last year;
brought into sight for the week, b6o9S6, against
Go $50 last year. Total crop movement Port
receipts. .676. TO te89 added receipts season.,
against 1.a5z. 800 last season; overland 10 mills
and Canada. 81 $40. against 40,3l6 last season;
Southern mill takiugs 350. 600 against 355.O0O
last year stock ar Interior towns n excess OF
September ! 2Go go. against 271,437 last year;
brought into sight thus Tar for season 23js,9Sb,
"a f-y- 60. tfsS last year. The total crop move
r-az.t IS Tor - 5Eys this season against - days
last season. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15

Irregular Crude lower with more 70 S,If liberal offer
lhgs. and this had tenueoS - re ha2, values
there is stin large outstanding short interest
and that it is late 70 ne tiI Iue i by the
oil and bring IL 70 New York for delivery At
the close values were points lower to points
nlgher. Local CONTRACT pIINea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
CLoVERsEEp PRICES

-o.edo, oct 4-CLOvFRsEED- cash and
s. G'- December and March s. oO
-, -, :. - itlne October and December 80 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
EGRORTG

New York. October II, 1910
GRATN-W HEAT-Nervous. with quick price
changes, and after showing an advance Of mod
crate proportions early. sold down sharply IN the
afternoon. bur rallied Just before the close. and
final figures were &c lower isc higher Liver
pool not low expected and prices
abroad We're Influenced by predictions Of smaller
worlds exports. a better demand for CargOeS and
less favorable private reports regarding Argen-
tina Export sales. SO loads. including %
loads late Thursday This business was
mostly Manitoba wheat for the Continent
Nc red here. SO &c elevator and 81 +
aflOat. No ! Northern Duluth. 81 1893
aaoat CORN-Steady early but later
prices were easier. closing AT a net decline
Of IA he No corn here, 57%c c, elevator do
mestic basis. 10 arrive and 5714c. o aioat.
OATS-SteaGy early. but later eased OF. and at
the close was ia &C net lower. Cash oats easy.
with standard white quoted CSC: No . IS nc; No
3. 573ac; No I. 3Giec> RYE-steady No ?
Western. Sc &c, New York BARLEY
Quiet Mailing. 77asSc, Z Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT FLOTR-Qufet: s. 81 per 100 n.
III XIV HEAT -Cuiet. american. 66c, Z
New York. Canadian. 57lrc. / +. New York.
for export. Wheat. including -four, exports for
me week according TO Bradstreet's. aggregate
3 ~ S73 bushels. against 1892 $40 last week and
Z. sG5.S7s last year. since July l. 23.l5d,5,2.
against %. al o64 last season. Corn exports Tor
the week 642. 2Gc bushels. against 455.321 last
week and 2T1. I'll last year; since July !. 4,1IS-
bushels against LIS G45 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
FOREIGN COTTON STATISTICS.
|. r., stal safes al kires

,-1--lsFeTTool. Oct. l4-FoIlow3ng are the
"ethiy cotton statistics:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
BOSTON cuRR erncKe

$3.50 -y J. Thomas Reinhardt No. 81
-- t-ieet. New York and No . Devon
H..e street. BOSTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
IEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close. DAY
December 81 o3 81 03 y 81 O2t5 81 90 L 81 02ss
May $500. O714 07es O6ss OF 107
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-15
Cash QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

81 @ b adoat
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
CONTRACT ON FOUR LEDGE co.

contract for $50 feet of work the Four Ledge Mining
has been let Snson Brothers, The crosscut tunnel
feet and will ntersec the ledge less than 200 feet further
ahead under fine iron Gaping which oucrops There is Sec
ond ledge little further ahead and the rossct will be continued
cnt It depth of 1000 feet be attained by drifting Ore
from the surface this property returns OF IN copper
S 70 in lead and in silver making total OF S7 Inc
Is in Burke quarze and the management confident OF
finding good values when the ledge is reached
The nroperty of the Four Ledge company consists OF five
claims located on the fork Of Two Mile creek two miles north
~ Osborne The claims located "a years ago. but only as
work was done until they bought two ago for
ak 600 by Ben Hervey Spokane and associates The stock
I; the work being financed by Mr.. Hervey
sister property the Four Ledge is the Two Mile owned
Nv the The property consists OF four claims across
tho creek from the Four Ledge and due south OF it.
This Il developed by tunnel now in 200 feet which followed
srnper Of quartz gaena the entire distance The 1oma
Zion rke ouartze In the breast there is considerable min
eraizaon and theqqartte well broken with heavy IRON
sain Allowing Adjoining the Of ore and quartz heavy
q tale The main ledge not far distant and depth is De'
nrrned at the rate Of foot for foot The claims are heavily
and there is good flow Of water the creek all the
year sufficient to The road to IS IN
condition and development can be carried on
like it's sister property the hnanca
cared for by Ben E. Hervey Of Spokane
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
COPPER QUEEN IS OPENING ORE

With the of work the Copper Queen the
Renders neghbo good showing being made The
main tunnel the drift and in 4S0 feet This is going east
and with the first 10 feet of work done this improvement
shown The breast in we'll mneraized formation similar
the Reindeer and pyres of is finely disseminated
through the rock Owing the character Of the ore makes
most desirable concentrating proposition and very low grade
product could be handled proftably.
Owing the death of of the largest individual
holders it probable that only the required assessment work Will
be done this year but plans under consideration for Develop
men extensive scale next and from all indications
but few months steady development would be required to put
the property producing basis 1t has the Reindeer lead
straight the claims and there dought of its ultimate
production heavy basis E. B. Crawford of Muan presi-
dent and manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
M|SSOU[A LEDGE 40 FEET
Tunnel Width and Crosscut Shows this
Extent Without Reaching Wall.

For IS feet good has been exposed the croscut of the
ledge the SOUTH toward the hanging wall being run the
Mssoua Copper mne This body drfed 200 feet and
cosscu Now the width this point which is the
center the Shoot 40 feet neither wall has been reach
ed and good shown the entire distance This carries cha
copyes and bone and in places shows deposits of high grade
galena.
The had be taken days to help excavae
for the buildings but they resumed work in the mine yeser
day. As practical wnze will be sunk 400 feet and the
drift continued the second shoot and then raised on
1t is the intention to crowd the work and additional men will be
put on, they can be advanageously used
with heavy interests in the Mssoula and other proper
ties the Muan section made the remark Five months ago
this property did have foot of sight, but by the first
the year there will be IS 40 working and there no
question but that IL months from the Mssoua Copper
company will be the leading mine in the Mulan district
contract for buildings let last week to Contractor
Haugen The bunk house will be 22 100 feet giving capacy
for the comfortable housing least 40 This will be mod
every particular The building and blacksmith
shop will be Is 50 feet Both buildings will be completed with
six weeks and the will be installed by the end
of the year.
These buildings will be safe from Slides they set in the
side the m excavations having been made for their pro-
lection.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
DARBY NEARS ORE SHOOT
Carter Property Has Ore Exposed on 3
Levels, and Expects Early Results.

Work on the property Of the Darby Mining going
ahead under contract for 100 feet held A. Pooey OF this
30 feet has been completed.
The work so far done consists of shaft sunk prior to in
corporation and three tunnels respectively so feet Is feet and
400 feet long, The ledge in each tunnel showing gaena
of nice grade and desirable vein filling Work is now being done
IN the No. tunnel where depth of 1900 feet be attained by
drifting The general impression the officers of the
pany is that within the $50 feet of drifting of
ca value will be exposed So far rosscut has been made but
sinking attempted and had to be discontinued on account OF
~. heavv flow Of water which could not be handled.
There are no buildings the property except blacksmith
hon because none ample Accommodations for those
empoyed being had in the vicinity.
The nroney is three and half miles from Spring Gulch
4r moor Carter Mont and connected with the railroad by
GOOD wagon road There full claims and two fractions
Tho officers Of the company c. A. Pooey president and
manager and NJ Hugh secretary and treasurer These with
lanes Bean S. C. Bean and James Gormley compose the d.
racorate. >
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
IRON MOUNTAIN IS TO SHIP
Old Time Producer Has Mill in Opera
ton and Much Feed in Sight.

The mill of the Iron Mountain working perfect
w. was turned the by Oscar Nodqus in time
to 20 into full operation November Tests made prior to that
showed excellent results Mr. Nordqust has been supern-
tending the erection installation for the past three months
The mill has capacity of $50 tons of crude per day and
the company large bodies of good blocked out This
up to width and ample supply Of mill
feed for many months Shipments will be made regularly
considerable zinc in the mine and the company is
equipped for close separation e this being taken by
and carried bins specially prepared for its storage
Later will be treated separately and the values recovered
The Iron Mountain Superior Mont and is one OF the
Oldest and best properties in the eastern section of the
Occur dAenes 1t developed depth of 1900 feet and has
shipped large tonnage of in past 1t is under the
management of c. w. Davis formerly of Butte.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
SARGENT CO. STARTS WORK
One Shift Now Employed and Second
Will be Added Shortly.

One shift has started work the Sargent property and
second shift will soon be added.
The property the located Dago peak north
of Osborne and has developed considerable extent and
in an economic Altogether 0 feet Of development has
been done at a cost of approximately $4,000.
The property examined by mining expert in the employ
of W. Wilson of Spokane favorable report being made
and as result Mr. Wilson became heavily interested months
ago.
Charles Sargent the original locator who died recently was
the owner of shares Of the stock Of the company but dis
posed of portion of his holdings The property has fine show
ing in gaena and gray copper
During the purchased through Mr. VIII
from Cande and associates two claims comprising part
the Harold group Two Mile guch above Osborne for price
00 These claims lie below the Sargent hold
nes on the hill and frontage the county road making
an ideal site working tunnel and MILL Two Mile creek
through the claims giving ample water for all requirements the
entire year.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
PLANS FOR c. D'A NELLIE
Development Of Old Time Producer will
be on Extensive Scale.

The Coeur Aene Nellie working again announced
some few weeks in this paper Six employed
erations this and its neghbor the Emma Nevada going
ahead with celerity
The property has been taken by the Wallace Development
company which has ample financial backing The officers OF the
company Meikeohn president and manager:
Waey vice president and treasurer G. A. Marshall secretary
This property has shipped thousand dollars worth OF
ore in the past which high silver but has been idle since
decline in the price Of that metal The intention Of the new
is open this shoot at an increased depth OF 500
feet giving large Of stopng ground
In the time being taken from the higher levels
and some shipments will be made Fifty thousand shares Of stock
will be sold provide for development and that is all that will De
offered to the public The property close to the railroad mile
west of Osborne station.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
IDORA TO SHIP -FOUR CARS
Estimated These Can be Delivered at
Railroad Before Heavy Weather.

Three four will be shipped before bad weather
starts this autumn from the do according the estimate OF
John Nordqu who has the active management of the pro-
uerv He expects these company his basis be-
np the receipt So 900 by essees for two shipped
At meeting Of the stockholders Spokane Monday evening"
the greater part 600 shares stock offered for sub
scripton at 10 cents was taken up
The from ORE with $500 from the prospective sale Of
& shares and $500 the treasury will the cost OF oper
alton during period when marketing may be interrupted Two
teams engaged hauling sacks and supplies to the mine will
haul down the lot Of during the current week. Two shifts
of 10 men each are engaged in the NINE
The erection of concentration the first unit OF which will cost
$4,000 is proposed task for the spring months The COM
pany owns water power sufficient for the requirements 1t de-
veoped during the session that charge for their services had
been made by the directors engineer who had made many
news to the property that the corporation had been lifted from
Indebtedness through the sale of stock and that $4,000
shares will epose the treasury after 600 shares are sod
The ore be taken out will be hauled eight miles to
Bum station on Northern Pacific Nine Mile branch but in the
spring road grade and greater distance will be built
to Beaver station on the Idaho Northern line.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
COLUMBUS REPAIRS FIRE LOSS.

The fire damage at the Columbus group has been repaired
cabin blacksmith shop stand the site Of the burned
buildings Work the property has been suspended pending the
completion Of road and bridge which the county is building to
make the connection on the Thompson Falls road
The Columbus is in the Copper Mountain section mile and
half east Of the Snow Storm The development date consists
Of two tunnels aggregatng 200 feet William Flood the pn.
cipal owner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
WORK ON HECTOR IS STARTED

Arthur George has started work the Hector The lrPe
adjoining the MayAower Sunset Peak and work IS being
done through the Mayower tunnel Mr. George that ne
poets add second shift and keep the work going steadily
all winter He has been in the Waa Waa section for several
months but has been the hospital most Of the time Notwth
standing this handicap he has dpsed Of enough stock to
the carrying on of this work. @%
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-03
SNoWsHoE BUILDINGS READY

The construction Of cook bunk and houses about
at an end the Snowshoe wagon road theequaers Of
mile in length been built and all is in readiness for the
ton of the Pending arrival and installation of the
plant the tunnel will be driven by hand The face has been
dressed up preparation for this work If three shifts are
gagged with power estimated that the 16foo BORE exten
sion of the Snowstorm ledge will be attained within eight months