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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-01
Three Brilliant Entertainer

Smith Damron. the Potter Craftsman
will deliver lecture on the ceramic
arts. a subject of vital and growing
interest. He brings with him an old
fashioned "kick wheel" and makes
vessels Of clay the while he talks to
the audience at Chautsrrua.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-01

Parade will start from Fair Grounds at $50 M, led
by Marshal, President of the Day and Mounted Com.
mittee. Line Of march: South Main st. to Maple
Ave-, Maple Ave. to Eleventh ST., Eleventh St. to Syca-
more Ave-, Sycamore Ave. to Ninth St.. Ninth St. to
Maple Ave-, Maple Ave. to Main St., Main St. to Fair
Grounds
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
RAINBOW C0lMAKES REPORT
Tells Stockholders Of Physical Condition
and Shows Results Of Expenditures

The following report has been issued to stockholders of the
Rainbow Mining company by President Herman Rossi:
Tunnel No. has been driven the ledge for distance OF O
feet Tunnel No. which is the main tunnel where work
now being DONE has driven directly under the No. tunnel
on the ledge $40 feet We still following the ledge tale
seam is shown the entire distance with considerable quartz and
quartzite carrying values which from few ounces in sill
small per cnage As ounces in silver and IA
per cent "copper" point ia feet from the portal Of this tun
mel vein running souhwestey direction has been followed
for SO feet This varies from to four feet width and
carries considerable gray copper assayng from 50 to 100
Of silver and 35 per "copper" The showing here is
gratifying leading apparently under the big iron
ping exposed the surface and indicating the proximity OF
body shipping ore which should be encountered The
work been continuous and will be carried without any
cessation
The properyis we'll equipped having cabins. blacksmith
shop mine car rails TOOLS air pipe and water air blast plant
which furnishes good the face of the tunnel The equip
ment ample for the prosecution OF the work. at least until the
property may be placed in the list of producing mines
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
IS IN RICH ORE
High Grade Zinc and Galena in Guam
tity and Stock Is Jumping

Alameda is fulfilling expectations The stockholders who have
faithfully stood by it will present Indications be amply re-
wae Manager Pason visited the property this morning and
reports of high grade zinc and gaena in the face OF the
TIE editor of The Miner accorded the privilege OF IN
spectng the workings Sunday with delegation of directors and
stockholders including Manager Pason, Paris Renshaw OF
Spokane Derks president of the company; Ed T. Sachs
director W. Peckove Paul Wocott and Dr. Bryant all OF
Butte At that time from l8 to 22 inches of high grade was
showing and in another drift the face mnerazed with
good grade showing in places
In the main drift the exposed for 80 feet gradually
widening and showing enrichment The price OF the stock
has reflected Improvement and this morning sales reported
locally Is TIE and formation is similar to the
Success which is shipping steadily.
reports from Mulan today II feet of shipping ore
in the crosscut near the main tunnel
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
S7EDMAN BOOSTS MURRAY
Secs Great Prosperity There This Year
and New Mines Added to List

The Murray section will surprise everybody this accord
ing Steman general of the Paragon Consol-
dated We giong give mines this season. said
Mr. Stedman, 'and not two but half score
Recently number of good strikes have been made on well
properties and there indication that the country
now on the of great advancement.
The Monarch has great campaign of development planned
that will be instituted at early date The mill will be
working regularly and while is turning concentrates the
bodies will be opened up further.
he Bear Top will ship regularly with the coming of spring.
week shipment from this we'll known property went to the
smalters.
Padd Burke deserving of great credit for the work he
doing the north side He has expended large amount Of
money in acquiring and developing his three properties the
Black Horse the Orno and the Jack Waite and that his heavy
investments justified is demonstrated by the showngs
the properties present There is doubt but that all three
will make great mines.
On the Paragon preparing to do large amount of work
this year. The strike the Jewel of properties,
important feature in the mining Of the north side
There aso many other properties that will surely be heard
from this year the north side of the Occur Alenes
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
ORE BODY IN BLACK HORSE
Fine Shoot Opened Up At a Depth Of
1900 Feet. Mill Will Be Rushed
to Completion

Orc has en exposed in the lower of the Black Horse
mine near Murray When first encountered this three feet
wide but has now fuace the drift The ore is
good grade concentrating product with some shipping ore
tered through ,.oo
The ore was encountered depth Of approximately 2OO feet
on the dip ve Since the shoot was disclosed the miners
have gone about rs feet continues to show considerable
provement.
The company has seeking this for number Of months
and had expected to reach time but the dip OF the
vein was than expected and consequently has resulted IN
delay.
This is the main body Of in the Black Horse Heretofore
tho depth obtained upon the shoot 400 feet On TINS
level the ore body was opened 200 feet and was shown to p
from 10 IL wide sunk for ee feet at TINS poht
and il was from this part the mine that the carload Shipment
was made from property last summer This Shipment gave
returns of 70 per cent lead and IL ounces in silver
In the lower workings the property different ore oodes
have been disclosed varying from SO 200 feet in length All
Of this is good grade Of milling with shipping ore inter-
mingled. ,,
Since the strike was made Patrick Burke the manager mas oe
cded start work mill at and it will be rusned 10 an
early completion The machinery is now on the grouno anu
will not take long in place. AS soon as Otto
the mwrobt fnshs his work Mace mines the Federal
Mining Smelling company the Black Horse mill will be IN
settled It will have capacity of $50 tons day at tirs Dut
will be so constructed that its capacity be increased 10 o
tons. =, .u, .,o hoon
expecting the ore for some me satisfied that it was only
question of me knew that 1t there IN spite OF wnae
Of the experts said and the big strike my conten'
tons." -
About Is men are employed the property and have Deen all
winter Since Mr. Burke took hold Of the property more tan
mile of workings have driven the mine on diner
en levels and it is now position to supply mill with proouct
for an indefinite perio1
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
c, D'k. STANDARD REPORTS
Silver and Carbonate of Iron Exposed
Look for Big Showing Soon.

Regarding the strike recently announced the Occur Aene
Standard A. Wende Manager Of the property writes The
Miner Two weeks ago called to Wallace about strike
reported have been made property located near the H.
on Revenue guch about and half miles north OF Wal
lace We have been following the vein for so feet and has
wdened showing silver and iron carbonaes the hanging
wall side The extent of the ledge has not been asceraned
it has not been yet It aim to get under
face showing which 30 feet wide This very heavy iron
Gaping which go silver lead and iron carbonaes This
work will take long. 5ofoot contract let this
week for continuation drift Martin Koch who completed
over 800 feet of the Standard last The main work
ing tunnel comprises about 700 feet drift and crosscs Big
things are expected of the Standard incorporated
in October 1906 and has been worked steadily whenever
tractor could be found take the work at price the manage
ent considered reasonable The stock is principally held in Spo-
kane Tekoa and Wallace"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
REINDEER ON THE JUMP
Ore Has Improved In Quality and Buy
ing Orders Are Numerous

Reindeer usyng the highest expectations Of it's supporters
and the management Ore large quantity and of higher grade
showing in the face of the tunnel and has been exposed for
the past feet Manager Herrck called to the property
Tuesday night by the foreman who notified him Of the improve
ment The entire face Of the workings now in that will
run Is per Word received last night that there
her improvement and today large party If directors and
local stockholders are making inspection.
The stock which had begun show reaconay tendency
owing lack of developments again earge sought and
opening yesterday at cents sold 10 IL before night To-
day brokers endeavong fill orders the high price and
failing in this trying get firm offerings at price They
report amazing scarcity of the stock with at all offered in
Spokane Butte and large buying orders being placed by local
The indications for far higher prices With the
excitement Reindeer strong demand has for shares
Copper and Idaho Copper the adjoining properties and
one broker reported orders for shares Idaho Copper
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
GLEN METALS co. COULD SHIP

The Glen Metals in the Saese section has group OF claims
which extensively developed There large quantity
ore on the Dump The main working tunnel has been driven
2 something less than 200 feet remains to be run be-
ledge that from which being extracted by
adjoining properties encountered at depth OF
1880 feet When this tunnel was 1000 parallel eight
wide and showed fine but this was not
plotted extensively deemed advisable to concentrate the
entire effort reaching the main ledge but eight or ~ car LOADS
of ore were extracted and the dump Shipments
could be made any time from the first ledge and made contnu
osy The there averages $50 ton The principal owners
of the Glen Metal stock are JAS A. Bean Wilbur Greenough
Ed Entie Chas A. Wing and VIM Bryan The property mas
always been recognized as one of extreme merit
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
MINERAL FARM IMPROVES
Ore Widens in Drift. Stock to be List
ed on the Butte Exchange

The Mineral Farm drift in IS feet and the has
widened about feet This exactly similar the
which being concentrated and from which regular
shipments being made From recent of specimen Of
the steel gaena found the drift of 2 cent lead ard
Of silver made Manager Jaquish made nspe
ion the property this week and naturally highly pleased with
the present showing which the result Of Is months
effort his part Mr. Jaqush said that he expected the Mineral
would be listed the Butte Mining Exchange
giving wider market for the shares. &s
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
$50 VALUES IN THE COPPER BALL

Two hundred feet of work has Just been completed the Cop
Ball property located three and half miles north OF ST. hegs
Muan guch About 1850 feet Of work has been done on the
claims The drift in $50 feet and the ledge mas peen
crosscut the lower workings The formation is
lime shale and the ledge is we'll defined showing width OF IL
feet Values ranging from $ $50 in chacopyrtes have peen
exposed Gusay Wolf Ole Nore VIM Lner and Charles Pfeur
the principal owners.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
B. H. & S. INCREASES DIVIDEND

The Bunker Hill Sullivan company has increased Its dv-
dend from $ 600 month $50 0 the Tor
February being the latter The company has paid to date
$ OO which $l05 has been paid in 1910 When the
companys old mill is reodd and in operation the company
will have concentrating capacity of 1900 to 1900 tons daily be-
sides the first class which shipped without treatment
Approximately 600 men employed
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
STEEL CALENA IN THE HEMLOCK

Steel gaena being exposed in the property of the Hemock
Mining company formerly known as the Morsey The tunnel
300 feet and wnze being sunk from the face OF
the tunnel This the first prospect located in the Satese
section and dates back 1884 has splendid surface show
ing 1t is located mile and half north Of Satese on Packer
creek The principal John Morrisey Ludke and
D. Lajeunesse Of Saltese
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
HAMILTON COEUR D'ALENE CO.

The Hamilton Coeu dAene group located in the Carter dis
c is preparing ship of the carbonate struck in the
upper tunnel trial shipment of 20 made to the
seer and need $2662 ton The smeer return 38
per cent lead 20 silver In the tunnel the
big lead that disclosed has 8 inches Of shipping mixed
with milling The company is working steadily and expects
to ship several carloads Of each month hereafter
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
BEN HUR co. IS IN GOOD ORE

The Ben Hur at Saltese is showing nice oe With
development enrichment noticeable At distance OF 96 feet
the portal the ledge This drfed on nearly 500
when srnge earlier in the main tunnel as found to
Joined the body The company drifting on this
with excellent results.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-02-10
NEW CONTRACT ON BONANZA CO.

The Bonanza Mountain Copper advertising for bids
for 100 of work its property in Montana The tunnel
now ia about 800 feet and estimated that Is feet more Will
inersec the ven The showing has been very encouraging
snge of bornte having shown in the past 100 feet
The being operated by the Amagamated Stock Hold
ing company of Wallace.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17
SHORT
SHAVINCS

About lady BARRIERS. It's interest
ing to watch and see how the men
act toward them. A lot of men 60
to the lady BARRIERS out of curiosity,
and keep going because they find
the women in many cases as skill
full as the men, and they have a
pleasant way about them. When
in the chairs the feminine BARRIERS
say some of the men keep their
weather eye peeled for the win
dow, seemingly afraid that their
wives will pass by. The BARRIERS
say a good percentage of the GUS
toners are not averse to little fir
tations, but said BARRIERS know how
to handle the men, as all women do.
A lot of good friendships spring up
between BARRIERS and customers,
and the men in some cases sweep
out the shops for the women, clean
the snow or dirt off the sidewalks,
and materially tighten the burden
for the women workers.
Redbreast robins are reported in
several of the city parks. They
look fine dancing around in the
snow, with the flash of their red
vests.
Everyone who takes a trip to
Lidgerwood is remarking on the big
growth of homes there. They seem
to be springing up like mushrooms
everywhere, and they are as neat
and clean in design as little yachts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17
v. v. P. CHOSE
A CHEAPER
PLAN
PREFERRED SEEKING FAVORS
AT WASHINGTON TO DEAL
ING WITH LAND
OWNERS.

Attorney Frank T. Post, chief
counsel for the Washington Water
Power company. is more concerned
at the present moment with the
success of the condemnation suits
started by the company against
the owners of lands abutting on
Occur dAlene lake than he is with
the suit of the government to Gust
the company. If the government
suit is lost by the company it can
still have recourse to the right of
eminent DOMAIN in the condemna.
ton of the desired low lands, if its
plea is sustained by the court.
The case at issue, which is being
made as a test before Judge Dunn
in the court at Occur d'Alene, is
that Of Charles Waters. The de-
Tense is insisting that the Wash
ington Water Power company, in
is operations in Idaho, is not a pub
lie utility corporation as defined
under the Idaho statute The case
has been exhaustively discussed in
court. and on the submission OF
briefs will be ready for a decision.
Spokane lawyers say that had the
Washington Water Power company
followed the plan of condemnation
in the beginning, when land was
cheaper. it would have gotten away
for much less money than it will
at the present time But the COM
pany chose the cheaper plan of
getting special favors from Wash
ington. which the government is
now seeking to revoke.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Any
would you like to pay $4,000 for
a 30-cent husband? That is the
sum that Laura Bigger, actress,
will have to pay for alternating the
affections of DR.. Chas, Hendrick
from his wife, Mrs. Agnes Hen
drick, Booklyn.
While Mrs. Hendrick asserted
that her husband was worth less
than 30 cents to her as a husband
at the time she was compelled to
leave him, he was at one time
worth 100000.
The jury, however. considered
that $4,000 was enough for the &C.
tress to pay for her married af-
finity, and set new highest price
for husbands affections.
Laura Bigger won fame a few
years ago by contesting the will of
New Jersey millionaire named
Bennett, claiming that she was his
wife. She received something like
100000 of the estate. Hendrick
assisted her in the case, and fin
ally left his wife for Laura.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17
twenty-five Gents to
Stop. That Itch

Eczema sufferers who have never
tried the oil of wintergreen COM
pound (known as d. D.. D. Prescrip-
tom, are now enabled'to get trial
bottle of this recognized remedy at
only 25 cents. This is special
offer this compound having sold for
over 10 years in 81 bottles.
The oil of wintergreen as COM
pounded with thymol and other
healing ingredients in D. d. D. Pre-
scription is now recognized by
scientists in both America and Eu-
rope. 1t takes away the itch the
very moment 1t is washed into the
skin and the cures all seem to be
permanent. At any rate, we AS
SURE you that the itch is allayed
INSTANTLY; we know this and
VOUCH for 1t. Hence. we specially
urge trial-now-while the pa
tient can get bottle at only rs
cents. Be sure to ask for the oil as
properly compounded under the
name OF d. d. ID. Prescription. Will
H. Murgittroyd and Hillyard Phar-
macy, Hillyard.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17
ITALIAN ENL|VENS
POLICE STATION

"You are poleesa-man. l am a
genteel-man."
That is what Antoine Ferreto, a
young Italian who was jailed for
fighting, said to Officer Scott yes
terday afternoon, when he was
brought into the station, cut and
bleeding, crying like a baby at in
tervals and fighting sometimes like
a mad man.
Ferreto presented a sorry spec
tacle at the booking window. His
face resembled a hamburg steak
bathed in tomato catsup. But de-
spite the scars, Antoine was right
ready for the gong" and he started
to fight at the least provocation.
When Officer Scott started in to
search him, Antoine put up an awful
wall, and when Scott found the
prisoners purse, the Cousin
Caruso" would have wrought havoc
with the copper if he could.
Two of the officers present
formed a committee and ushered
Antoine to the tank" amidst loud
and FREQUENT cries for bail. Ferreto
will be given a chance to tell his
troubles to Judge Mann this after
nOOn
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17
Closing Out
A FEW ODD STYLES OF PIANOS
AT VERY LOW PRICES

Here and there among our stock
we find an odd make or style or
shop worn piano and we have made
complete list of about eighteen
that we are going to close out at
substantial reductions. If you want
a piano we urge you to come in
at once and let us show you the
biggest bargains in the city.
GERHARD, mahogany case, new
piano that sells regularly at 1915,
closing out price. S245
EMERSON, second hand, beauti-
fully carved case, sold new for
$425, closing out at $275
WHITNEY, walnut case, instru-
ment just received from rental,
sells new for $3.50, now ...$246
CAMBRIDGE, beautiful mahog-
any case and fine piano that should
sell for $500, brand new and offer
ed now at ................. $&7O
CHASE BROTHERS, magnificent
new piano in mahogany case, worth
$475. closing out at 1866
We also have STROHBER, MEL
SON, HOFFMAN. STEGER, KRAN-
ICH & BACH, STEINWAY, SHEER
WOOD and others at prices as low
Terms to suit your convenience.
Purchases must be made soon to
secure these prices. If you can't
come write us at once.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17
WEDDING ON
ROLLER SKATES

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. TACOMA, Wash, Feb. IL =
= Rev. Edward B. King, an or Z
. dained Methodist minister and Z
. undertaken, defended himself
. today from criticisms on his Z
= having married George Per- Z
= kins and Miss Grace Johnson Z
. at a local skating rink last
. night, the couple gliding from Z
. the box office to the orchestra
. gallery on rollers while the I
. band played the wedding 4
. march from Lohengrin. Z
. Il have heard of weddings Z
. where the bride and groom, or Z
. one of them, had skates on, I
= and they We're not roller .
. skates, either said Rev. 4
. King. Ministers in this state .
. have married persons where =
. the ceremony was performed y
. in a balloon or on mountain =
. peak, and why should mar .
. riage in a skating rink be dis .
. approved of" =
. Last nights wedding fol- .
. lowed courtship of five .
. years. The entire wedding .
= party. including the ring bear .
. err. bridesmaids, best man, =
. bride and groom and a dozen =
. accompanying friends, rolled =
. smoothly out of a waiting =
. room, circled the rink. once q
. and brought up at the band .
= stand, where Rev. King .
. awaited them. They attempt =
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17
Oily Ne " 6
~ IN BR IEFO

Central banks we're given a body
blow last night at a debate held by
number of local bank clerks. I'M
der the auspices of the American
Institute of Banking. The question:
Resolved, That central bank will
best serve the interests of the peo-
pie was defeated, the negative
side winning.
Northern Pacific and Canadian
Pacific trains are from - to "a
hours late as the result of billiards.
in Montana. The Oriental Limited
which was due from ST Paul yes
terday morning at $50 came in
four hours late. Mail from the east
is in cold storage somewhere in
Montana and the post office author
tiles are i'll at ease. Local authori-
ties in railroad circles pronounce
this the worst blizzard of the year.
Six white shirts were stolen from
Hurd's clothing store, Stevens and
Riverside, yesterday afternoon.
Two young men are thought to
have. been the robbers. One of them
held the attention of the clerk and
the. other took the shirts.
An attempt to locate the bullet
which entered the body of 10 year
old Sophia Young. who was acct
dentally shot by her brother on Feb
ruary G, will be made by the use OF
the X-ray today. The little girl left
her cot at the hospital yesterday
and the doctors are now going to
try to locate the bullet which, it is
thought, pierced the lungs, liver
and kidneys.
Wallace, Ida, has appointed a
booster committee of three to visit
Spokane and confer with the cham
her of commerce of the city as to
the plans for pushing the advertis-
ing of the Occur d'Alenes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-17
SHORTEST ROUTE
'CROSSC0NT|NENT
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

DENVER, Col, Feb. 17.-Several
hundred miles of trackage will be
cut from the present railway route
between here and Los Angeles, ac-
cording to representatives of the
Arizona Eastern railroad. The Ari-
IONA company was incorporated last
week with a capital of $4,000. 900.
Although it will have for it's main
object the building of line from
Yuma to Durango. where it will con-
meet with the Denver & Rio Grande,
the company will ultimately use the
new route as part of transcon-
tinental line through Arizona. This
would furnish Los Angeles with
the shortest eastern route through
Denver and Omaha to Chicago. It
would save at least $50 and perhaps
$50 miles over the present shortest
route.