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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

The electrical operation of trains in the st.
Clair tunnel under the Detroit river has shown
great economies as compared with steam.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

DRUG STORE RoBBED-Shumates drug store
at 81 Post street was entered at an early hour
yesterday and the cash till robbed of sl24.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-29
PANDORA HAS ASSESSMENT
Will Continue Present Tunnel 70 Get
Under Splendid Surface Showing

The following official communication has been forwarded tho
stockholders Of the Pandora Mining company: H-s N
To the stockholders: December 27, 1910
Despite every effort by tho board Of directors the dcv
opment OF the property without assessment has finally been
to call on the stockholders for the Of small
the official notice. copy which attached hereto The amount
only three mills and it hoped this call will with prompt
response from the stockholders
The board feels that would not be justified in sacrificing tho
balance portion OF the treasury stock prevailing low
prices in order to meet the obligations of the company and
the development Of the property There any doubt that
the next few months the of mining stocks generally will advance
Our stock has unfortunately suffered with the general depression
which has existed for months in all mining securities but will
be right in line when the advance In the time the
velopment of the property must be carried ses s
According to survey have 800 feet before ct
under the splendid outcr the surface and is the belief Of tn
management and experts who have the property that Of
commercial value will be when reach this point II
the earnest desire of your directors keep the property in conn
operation Nothing be accomplished otherwise
directors believe that distant date there will be ample reward
for the faith they manifest
Respectfully submitted
J. G. WEATHERHEAD
Secretary
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-29
BIG STRIKE ON THE NELLIE
Thirty Feet of High Grade Exposed in
The Old Workings.

then the best of mechanical equipment has been installed
including electric hoist and incline shaft has been carried down
200 eom the tunnel giving good body Of Stopping ground
which ample feed for the mill while the property being de-
veoped greater depth is expected that time in the near
future plans will be made by the compay for the erection OF mill
of its ht =
The Miner promised time details Of new ship
The delayed but it to the Marsh we
referred and several who wrote enqung about the property al
uded to, received the information.
Thirty feet Of high grade has been exposed in the Occur d.
Aene Nellie This from 100 to 500 Of silver and
found the old workings which had been allowed to
in while the property idle.
When the Wallace Development company bonded this property
few months ago part the force employed repairing the old
tunnels embcg the slopes and and cleaning generally
few experimental SHOTS revealed its richness and extent
The Nellie rich silver property which has been idle for some
years 1t has yielded it's returns Of $250OO0O The
bins have been rebuilt and again beginning hold shipping
which has been coming out for some time
20 years ago the Nellie considered Of the richest
properties the Occur nes Ores carrying high 5O ounces
Of silver shipped and short time the received large
The gray copper running from SO ounces Of silver
upwards with average which estimated to be upwards o2OO
ounces Att ss5.4 ta5g II
ened claims has been DONE The main workings allowed to
and the being taken out through entrance
recently made ,5A64
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-29

The Marsh Mining company will commence shipments within
the nix weeks substantial scale and they will be continuous
The old California MILL three miles up Nine Mile creek from Wallace,
has been taken provisional lease from the Pburg Lead
Mining company It is understood that 50 tons Of daily will
be shipped from the Burke property and taken to the mill for
centraon n addition to this there quantity Of high grade
which can b shipped without treatment.
The Marsh has made record development Known both
the Mark Cooney and the Marsh group worked intervals
until November l90when c. Cowe Of Mssoua and the Poh
nvmsnt company Of Spokane purchased it for S5O0O0
Since then Senator Dixon Of Montana and other important inter-
ess joined the syndicate the property has been equipped and
under direction Of Booth expense OF upwards Of $685.
OO0O0 has been brought the productive stage There five
claims adjoining the Burke the south the working
being within stones throw Of the public school, 1t adon the old
Tger-Poorman property and sAcn the same lead
AT the time Of tht sAle The Miner sad Work will be kept
going continuously under the direction Of A. A. Booth About six
q eight psope interested in the Cowe Pohman syndicate and
presumed Senator Dixon Of Montana Of these he
is interested with Nj. Cowel in number Of projects
One shift now employed and another will be added shortly
considerable development has been done the group The lower
tunnel has been and for 25 feet has been the
vein The depths abou 2sofeet When the vein first
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-29
Seam Of Eight to 10 Inches Of High
Grade Calena in Wine.

The Hartford Mining company finding high grade gsena n
the wnze which started which work recent
started again. The of high grade eight to 10 inches
wide and there but little depth expected that great
width viii be shown by development
The Hartford old property and work done for
from the Big creek side tunnel from there being 600 feet II
conversation time Louis Bouc who old resident Of thai
section mentioned James Fumeron the principal
of the Hartford that ago high grade had been x
posed the north side the hill the Wardncr
road Mr. Fumerton reoped this old tunnel and point IN
the workings the gaena easily dscened Since then the dye
opmen has been with opening the body with which
this believed to be connected and incline shaft is follow
ing the
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-29
MARSH MINE WILL START SHIPMENTS EARLY IN HhHRTFORD HAS GOOD ORE

countcred there of shipping This wened out 10
IA inches one place before suspended last
This year. the present negotiations commenced the boay
shipping wdencd feet and there two feet
of milling besides The shipping hne quality OF serl
galena"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-29
Lease has been Secured on Old Cal
fornia Mil Owned by Pittsb,
Lead Go. and $50 Tons Of
Ore viii Be Treated
Daily. There IS also
High Grade Crude
!. Ore which can
. a !, J, be Shipped.

Group Purchassd Year Ago for $l5o,oo0 Has Been
Finely Equipped and Devslopmsns Pushed under
A. A. Booti, with the Most Gratifying Re-
s sultst Strong Syndicate Pur.
chased Property From
t Mark Cooney and
Associates.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
ARRASTRE TO Be
USED ON QUARTZ

Charley Crawford is preparing to
treat gold-bearing quartz on Bedrock
creek in Fairbanks district through
the instrumentality Of an arrastre-
almost a lost art with American pros.
pectors. The contraption consists of
circular dish-shaped basin lined with
stones. in the center of which is an up
right revolving beam. To the beam
is attached levers, by which it is re-
volved, usually by horse power. From
the upright beam crossbeams extend,
and to the crossbeams heavy boulders
are chained. The boulders roll round
and round over the quartz and crush
it to an impalpable powder. Water is
allowed to flow onto and away from
the grinding mass, and much of the
waste material goes off with the water.
The gold is collected by quicksilver.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28

Seattle April 6 One of the most important scientific expeditions
of the will this May when expert
eced climbers and scientists headed by Prof Hersche c.
Parker Columbia university will the Alaskan wilderness.
where they will attempt reach the summit of Mount McKneyat
baed scientists and
plorers for the past decade.
The expedition will be- conducted by the American
Society the elaborate and that have been made
should insure its All gained the
scale this rugged peak has been utilized planning
forthcoming assault and the who will lead the expedition have
had years Of experien.e in the Alps and the Rockies
Prof Parker who will lead the has already scaled four Of
the difficult peaks the Canadian Rockies besides having cab
down the peaks the Alps for years In he
Dr. Cock the latter famous expedition Mount McKin
ley the experience gained that expedition having proved invaluable
Quilting the details of the forthcoming trip Grave doubts have al
existed mind Cooks claim
having reached the satisfy himself
the this trip
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
WILL TRY TO REACH
SUMMIT DURING SUMMER

One of Prof Parkes chief .utenants will be
the artist who member the Parker Cook expedition
also mountain climber; j. Kunz
Tucker OF the Appalachian Club IF Boston, Wademar
Of Columbia also membes of the party
One of the principal features of the forthcoming
ue the motoboat Pack horses will past
has taught that they hndrance and will
through the miles wilderness within striking
the base OF the by specially
In the Cook expedition of oboa used party
reached the headwater If the river late
climb the mountain After they had returned their however
Cook set out With guides and
he bad reached the top.
In outlining his plans Prof Parker said: THE main
proceed direct to Cook inlet The the
from the SOUTH
inlet ~ embark moorboa and sail
chuna aud the members Of the will load supplies
backs and make their the glaciers spot
base he established
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Tail End of the Stampede

The stampede to the Iditarod over
the ice is now ended. One of the last
to leave was Chris George, who ar
rived from Fairbanks last Monday and
departed Tuesday night.
George passed through Tanana from
the Iditarod in January, with his face
and hands pretty badly frosted. He is
returning on the advice of partners
in the Iditarod, who have notified
him that they are in the pay on Granite
creek.
Another outfit is expected from Fair
banks today, and it is believed that
will be the last.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Improvements

Spring improvements, actual and
prospective, indicate that confidence in
Tanana is not waning. Among the
work at present noticeable is the en-
largement of the Tanana Hotel, the re-
arrangement of the ground floor and
enlargement of the bar room of Joe
Anicich's Tower House, the remodel
ing of George Carl's place, and the
painting and Sticking up At Arthur
Campbell's residence.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
LABOR OUTLOOK
NOT PROMISING

Everything points to great
rush to the Iditarod, and from
the Outside to various other por.
tions of Alaska on account of the
reports ding out from the Idit
arod. 1t may become the big
gest attraction since Nome.
All right, let 'em come. We
are not prepared to prove and
are not inclined to argue that the
Iditarod and Alaska at large are
not big enough and rich enough
for them all, and more.
A thing that ought to be given
wide publicity is that there are
no inducements for the strictly
wage earning class or for people
who would mine gold without
money and costly equipment.
There are no places where poor
man can set up his rocker and
make a living, and there are no
works under way where large
numbers of laborers can find EN-
ployment.
The warning will doubtless go
for little, but our advice is that
hoboes stick to the fruit belt,
deep. water sailors forsake not
the sea. and the poor and unfor-
tunate continue the battle on
familiar ground rather than
tackle worse evils under condi-
tions they know not of.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
ALASKA PIONEERS
HONOR LLOYD PARTY

Fairbanks April 25-A regular oifcation the triumph
of of their MEMBERS Tom Lloyd INDUCED last Monday
night by the Alaska Pioneers the meeting Eagle hall
No. T. The meeting the largest and enthusiastic
of being hear Tom Loyds
of his recent trip Mt Mckinley He did detail
because that matter that will later be FULL he
did give satisfactory brief to those there assembled
Lloyds talk followed by Tom MCGOWAN L. T. Erwin,
Frank Berry and Others various being
with musical numbers while
In recognition of his achievement the Pioneers passing
of thanks Tom for his Speech elected him and the
bers Of his McGonge George Taylor
Anderson-to life membership in the order.
papers by kilograms from publ
cations all the asking stories of the Editor
F. Thompson aud ntimated that thing
would sdesep all courtesy going
wages for his work.
Then they said A right let her certificates
of good character from such Delegate
other nobes AS sample the truck this
from the New York Times: I'VE will syndicate Lloyd story
throughout of Europe and America giving
returns thererom we'll liberal allowance
same in columns Prepare for forward quickly
by mall President Taft meanwhile wired Lloyd his congratua
tons.
The nnnies! 1t almost makes wish Tom had
dollhouse degenerate who miles back
with hair lifting lie, 1t wonds h such hear the mutton
heads wall, Gold bricked again by thunder!" Sc -
All there is the of the Lloyd party they
notion of the mountain and they did very
sensbly down again is all right boys
congegae and make with them The climbers doubt
less all worthy jova companonshp before they
hill and they started something going by
being generously passed around
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
WANTS COMMISSIONER
TO EXPLAIN MATTERS

Commissioner Phil Galiaher
been summoned to appear before
the district court at Fairbanks
May 20 to show cause why he
failed and refused to certify to
certain entries in the public rec
ords pertaining to the estate of
Charles F. Meyer, deceased.
There are a good many CON-
plications in the affairs of the es.
tate, and the nature of the pro.
ceedings before the court at
Fairbanks have not been learned.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Granite Creek Is Reported Rich

Another has been added the family of producers III
darod according the received yesterday from Fred Oe
holz Nulato and that Chronster lucky
long been the <cendency the made the 6ud
the Fairbanks News. Miner of the 2oth.
The creek Granite tributary of Otter the tight limit
about miles above Discovery According the the dis
trio, cut by the famous poryy dixie which would
the theory about the origin of the placer gold there unless
Granie has little dixie all of
being only about miles length
outlying ridge of hills
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
w. Sam Hiking

w. Sam Clark. of Hot Springs,
passed through the camp last week
for the Iditarod, travelling on BIZ
cycle. He made excellent time on
the river trail with his wheel, bu,
many believe that he will have
trouble when he tackles the over
land trail.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28

the Idtaod valley and flows in recon
The Of the the creek
because there had not been time determine by prospecting
Oseholz the sender of the
with the Fairbanks Telephone Company but recently
after Fairbanks He has
this latest word and will tonight.
His to Henry Weir and A. B. Ferguson follows:
Future assured good. Charley Matbv
arrived New creek Granite struck by Jim Chonster
before evening will be delivered
"OsrERHoLrz"
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
NOTHING UNUSUAL
EXPECTED THIS YEAR

Last year the ice went out May
Is. The earliest date on which
the river opened is May Z, 1904;
but in 1907 the ice moved May 6,
the final movement beginning
May 9. The latest recorded date
on which the opening occurred is
May "a, 1901. The record is not
likely to be broken at either end
this year.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Arrived From Iditarod Today

Buck Taylor arrived from Iditarod
today. He gave out no important news,
but said the country looks good.
Boulder is the town where the COM
missioner and deputy marshal are To-
Gated, and Buck thinks it will be the
leading creek town. 1t is at below
discovery, Otter creek.
He left Iditarod April 20.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28

1nclement weather during the
early part of the week caused
temporary delay in the construc-
ton work on Williams & Van
Horne's new boat, but now every
thing is moving along nicely at
the shipyards. Scott Holbrook,
who went to Fairbanks a couple
of weeks ago for castings, is ex-
pected to return at any time.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Jack Price Stampedes

]. ]. Price, for the past year
manager at Frank Manley's hotel
and farm at Hot Springs, passed
through town late last week Ell
route TO the Iditarod. He was &C.
companied by Lynn Smith to this
place in a double-endeL and trav-
eled with dogteain from here.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
BLACKS HOTEL

L. N. Ellis, Greig Stewart, William
Corey, Fairbanks; Carl and Peder
Weskenvik, Innoko; Mr.. Clark, Gold
Mountain Portage; J. A. McAuley,
Third Island; George Iceland, Birches;
Harry Kalland and family.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Pay Found on Wiseman

r. F. Noble, who returned from a
trip to the Koyukuk diggings last
Thursday night, said that pay has been
struck on Wiseman creek. When he
left two outfits were taking out dumps.
The ground is over 300 feet deep and
the pay has but recently been found.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Pinchot's True Worth

Every man is worth just as much as
the things are worth about which he
is concerned.-Marcu Aureiius.
Clifford Pinchot is concerned about
Alaska's coal; Hampton's Magazine es-
Inmates the worth of Alaska's coal at
sl,5l0, $50, 0oo,o 900; ergo, Gifts got old
JulL.iee skinned mile.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Howell To Be Chief Guard

Tom Howell will relieve w. A. Van
Horn as chief guard at the federal Jail
May and remain at the post until the
arrival of Deputy Marshal Donovan on
the open water. Mr.. Van Horn re-
signed to 60 to Iditarod and will 60 to
work on the Williams Van Horn steam
boat, now building.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
An Early Bird

The first robin of the season was re-
ported by William Lunn last Monday.
Robin was near Mission road, dancing
about to keep his feet warm.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS

KENTUCKY RESTAURANT
G. r. Peck, Rampant; Cy Noble,
Koyukuk; E. r. King, Hot Springs;
p. Ryden, Eureka. .:.:--
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Lynn Smith In Doctors Car,

Lynn Smith, lately back from In
diana, has been under treatment sew
eral days for internal abscess of the
ear. The eardrum has broken and the
hearing on that side is out of the game
for the time being. 1t is hoped the
disability will not be permanent.
Lynn will hike for Hot Springs as
soon as the doctors permission is
obtained,
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
Gold Mountain Woman Dead

Susie, native woman, died in the
Gold Mountain neighborhood Tuesday
night. Her son Little Henry brought
the body to town on dogsled yester-
day, and Rev. Winthrop Peabody will
conduct the funeral today.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
FAMOUS OLD STATESMAN WILL SHORTLY Retire

Washington April IS Stunning the effect upon politics in
capital few days ago when Senator Eugene Hale
retirement fom the national
history
Republican member of the 42nd
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28

Harry Kalland and family have re-
turned to their home at Ka lands
Landing, 80 miles down the Yukon,
after several days spent in town.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28

named by President
cned the honor reelected the 45 congresses
cned position of Of the
succeeded Hannibal 1887 retained his
Seat therein for 80 years.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28

Apples always look nice III the
orchard that has a high fence
around it.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28

The council of tie city of Van-
couver, B. c., have adopted the
single tax as regards building i'm.
provements on real estate.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28
GRAND HOTEL

Peter johnson, Mouse Point; John
Carey; Chris George, Fairbanks; J. a.
Scott, Iditarod. "-.... ...<..-" .:..,
Tanana leader., 1910-04-28

Try Williams new barber shop TO
an easy shave or q stylish haircut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
The Pitts Furniture Co.,
Preparatory Sale
1928 East Msln Straet.

We havea't the tine NIL this Dsse With pictuIss
aud pA1sses full Of neaaiaglsss a6jectives. We're
sssy. VIII simply say ouf sals.rpems are barstiss
Prees small, the type in which
this advertisement IL printed.
This sale ID called "PrepaFstoFyn hecauso we ere
preparing to open our store 1T III West BrOsd
street, and our present stock must so. sa
a Como and zee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-16
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