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John McAlmont Chapter.


 Mrs. M. c. Cross was hostess fol the John McAlmont Chapter, D. A. R yesterday afternoon. The meeting was largely attended and most pleasant one. Mrs. Mizell and Miss Emma Hummer were elected to membership. Mrs. O. w. Clarke played America" while the meeting was opened with the singing of the national air. The following program was rendered.:
 Reading, Christmas in Old Vir- ginia," Miss Mary Geisreiter.
 Vocal solo, Miss Leyl Cross, accom- panied by Mrs. F. B. Renfrow
 Recitation, Miss Mary Mccoy.
 Paper, "The Star Spangled Ban. ner." Mrs. Ed Russell.
 Reading, ''The Curate's Story" fJe- rome), Mrs. E. w. Freeman.
 After the program refreshments were served. The guests of the club were Mesdames Frank Mays, L. K. Land, w e. Davidson, F. B. Renfrow Robert Finley, Elmer Richards, and Miss Mary Mccoy. The club meets next ill the second Saturday ill January with Mrs. R. M. Galbraith
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Surprise Dance.=

Miss Selma Martin was given a de- lightful surprise dance last evening at the spacious residence of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Martin, on West Second avenue. Punch was served through the evening and Miles Orchestra furnished music. Those present were Misses Mildred Gaunt, Edith Woodbridge, Jean Hart, Emma .Sorrells, Gertrude Ivy, Allie Banks. Ethel Mann, Georgia Mae List, Marie Lloyd, Nettie Lloyd, Carrie Arnold, Lillian Philpot, Werner Duncan and Selma Martin; Melbourne Mccain. Cecil Baker, Ray Mead, June Coles, Ernest Wh'telaw, Ernest Hummer. Ernest Simpson, Roy Ballow, Dot Kas- tor and w. A. Waldrep, Mrs. George W. List and MT. and Mrs. J. w. Mar tin
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Riggin-Elliott.

Riggin- Elliott.
 The wedding of Miss Katie Belle Riggin and Charles Bernardou Elliott will be solemnized on Wednesday evening December IA, at 8:30 o'clock at the First Methodist church. Dr. J. H. Riggin, of Philadelphia, uncle of the bride will read the ceremony The bride will be given away by her cousin Col. Stephens. The rest of the bridal party personnel includes Maid-of- honor, Miss Rosa Riggin best man, Frank Dangerfield (Wash- ngton, D. C.); groomsmen, Walter c. Hudson, Engene Downs, Roy Keehnel, N. E. Brightwell.
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Dinner For Bridal Party.

Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Bedell will en- certain at dinner Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock at their home. The dinner will be complimentary to the bridal party of the Riggin-Elliott nuptlals The following will be the attendants: Miss Belle Riggin, Charles B. Elliott of San Fransisco; Miss Rosa Riggin, Mir. and Mrs Walter Hudson, MT. and Mrs. Hunter Knox, Messrs Eugene Downs, Roy Keehnel, N. D. Bright we'll and Col R. R. Stevens, MT. and Mrs Bedell.
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Woman's Home Mission Society.

The Woman's Home Mission Socie- ty of Lakeside Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock M kl Mrs. Glenn Farrar, on South Main street. Mrs. Pointer will be leader. The following is the pro- gram to be rendered:
 Reading-Mrs. Roland.
 Instrumental Solo-Mrs. Hugh Jackman.
 Reading-Mrs. M. M Brown.
 Vocal Solo-NIrs. John R. Arbuckle.
 Talk-Miss Jennie Hellums
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Surprise Party.

A crowd of young people gave Miss Stevie Ross pleasant surprise party on Friday evennig, the affair being in the nature of pound party. The young people gathered at the resi- dence of Miss Fife Davis early in the evening and then went to the home of Miss Ross, where they were hospltably received by the hostess. Never at loss for scheme to en- certain her friends, Miss Ross pro- vlded interesting games and contests
 which were made highly entertain ing with musical selections at in- tervals At late hour refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Lala May Cranberry, Shirley Manees, of Memphis, Willie Davis
 Eagenia Puddephatt, Fife Davis Ione Farrar. Gladys Harrison. Lucille Davis, Emma Sorrells, Edith Wool. dridge. Myrtle Wick, Ruth Cutler Bessie Martin. Ethel Weaver. Stevie Ross and Ruby Ross; Ollie Bu.ks Alexander, William Roe Brewster
 Vlfginius Mead. Corrie Pudephatt Fred LeLaurin, Terrel Glover. Gar rett Roberston, Hershel Orton, Park CT Tucker. James Mcclellan. Ray Mead, Virgil Mcclellan, Spencer Fov Ned Ballard. Atticus Pendererass Hunter Atkinson. Curtis Mead. Joc Cranberry and Shop Gallagher.
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Alternating Club.

Miss Julia Williams entertained the Alternating Club yesterday after noon at her home on State street, The home was decorated with holly. During the afternoon the young ladies did embroidery work and near the close refreshments were served Those present were Misses Willie Lee Daniels, Nonie Pope, Lizzie McFadden Martha Angell, Julia Williams, Inez Shannon, and Alma and Edna Lang ford. Miss Florence Pope will be hostess at the next meeting.
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present were Misses Carril Neyland of Greenville, Texas; Mattie Orto, Caroline Caldwell, Annie Martin, Allie May Howell, Nettie Grace, Henrietta Taylor, Eleanor Mum and Adma Green.
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Hugh
Philamatheon Society.

mlAatluOt4CVu oOCACtys
 The Philamatheon Debating Society of the High School was called to order in its regular meeting Friday afternoon. by the newly elected presi- dent, John sToney. The rebate at this meeting was on the subject Resolved-That the so called cheap literature should be abolished. The arguments of both sides showed careful study and thought and the talks were we'll prepared and we'll said. The affirmative was represen- ted by Jeff Allen, Lesly Mcintyre. John Harper and David Duncan. Hhe side was taken by Charlie Hary Basey. .Albert Madding
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Six O'Clock Dinner.

Mrs. A. M. Perlue en ertained at a perfectly appointed sx o'clock dim ner on Friday evening. The guests Included Rev. and Yrs. W. c. Day. 'dson, Rev. J. D. r -"nous, Mrs J. A. Perdue, Miss Evs'rl Perdue and Alex Perdue.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. Young Ladies Club, with Mrs. o. c. Hankison

MONDAY DECEMBER { meeting Young Ladies Club 0. Hankson, | Honey Boy the Theater, evening. | Womans Home Mission Society | Ciem Farar < TUESDAY, DECEMBER + Hawthorne Book Club with Mrs A. w.
 Hospital YMC. Parties "The evening | Chapter, U. H < Junior Bridge with Miss < Reception for Rev and Mrs W. L. James. evening" + MT and Mrs A. G. Bedell Rggn WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER + wchng Hour at the Elks Theater evenL | ing + Wednesday Mrs Max Eisenkramer after : ' Coerie Chorus practice Christian church, morning. . Willing Workers at Bluff City afternoon < ' THURSDAY DECEMBER 15. Daughters of the King of Trinity . son <
 Close Hospital bazaar at the : | = Association afternoon. = FRIDAY DECEMBER 1e. ! Lotus Cotllon dance the Bluff Club evening"
 Programs by the Literary High School after . | Wizard of wfseland he Eks Theater. | = SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1s | Services at | &t$$t+ $<< - ~ . . . . : . : : |
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Reception For Rector.

hcCcptlOu COI 00ClOIs
 The congregation of Trinity Epis- copal church will entertain with a reception at the residence of MT. and Mrs. T. S. James, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock Rev. and c. L. w Reese, will be the honored guests Rev. Reese is the new rector for Trinity church. The entire congre- gation is invited to attend.
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Hospital Association.

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 The Hospital and Benevolent Association will hold its annual bazaar in. the, Y. M 0. A. building from December t3 Id 15. Articles donated by the members will be on sale. On tho last day of the bazaar December 15, a baby show will be given for children from one month old and under three years old Eight prizes will be awarded, four to the boys and four to the girls The show promises to be one of the largest ever held in the city.
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and Frank Guest. The decision rendered by the judges was in favor of the affirmative by vote if 2 to l. Secretary Clarence Knox was absent and his place was filled by Ernest Whilelaw, the official critic Melbourne Mccain was appointed to fill MT. Whitelaw''s place.
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MT. and Mrs. E Skillern of Searcy, and F. Kramer Darragh, of Little Rock, were married Wednesday nighI at the home of the brides parents in Searcy. Miss Skillern, who is g. most attractive young lady, has visited here frequently and is quite. well known.
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Miss Neyland Honoree.

Miss Carroll Neyland, of Green vile, Texas, who is the guest of Mrs. R. Thurman Louthan, was the honoree at bridge party given yes terday afternoon by Mrs. A. W, Scruggs The party was very in- formal, only two tables being used and the guests included a few young lady friends of Mrs. Scruggs. Miss Ali May Howell won the prize. a pair of Silk Hose. After the games refreshments were ser,'ed. Those
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Young Ladies Club.

The Young Ladies Club of the First Methodist church will hold a call meeting Monday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock with Mrs. o. c. Hanki- son. All members are requested to be present as important business will come up.
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o'clock with Mrs. R. H. McFadden. Mrs. M. l.. Bell has charge of the program and all members are urged to attend.
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Lotus Cotillioa Club.
 The Lotus Cotillion Club will give dance on Friday at the Bluff City Club.
 Willing Workers. Tho Willing Workers of the Tenn spIe. will hold their December meet Slng Wednesday. Mesdames Leo Sa (or, Gabe Meyer. Harry Rosen- TIT almon Bloom and Chas. Bloon
 11l f6 thS hoetesses for the society
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Young Ladies' Society.

The meeting of the Young Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church has been postponed and will. not be held until after the rolidays
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Wednesday, Bridge.

Wednesday Bridge.
 Mrs. Max Eisenkramer will enter tain the Wednesday Club on Wednes- day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, at her home on West Barraque street.
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Reception Wednesday.

NcVCPAVu VCUHcSVdys
 Mrs. N. B. Trulock will entertain Wednesday afternoon with recep- tion at the Hotel Jefferson. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Trulock will receive her friends for . bridge luncheon. at the hotel.
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Coterie Chorus.

Coterie Chorus.
 The Musical Coterie Chorus will hold practice Wednesday morning at 9:S0 o'clock at the Christian church.
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of the King.

at this meeting, at Bluff City Club Daughters of the King.
 The Daughters of the King of Trinity church will meet Thursday afternoon, at 2:30. with Mrs. May Tomlinson. at her home on Laurel street. D. o. D. Chapter.
 David o. Dodd Chapter U.. C.. will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0
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Hawthorne Book Club.

Mrs. A w. Troupe will be hostess for the Hawthorne Book Club on Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock.
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Citizens Bank Reception.

The reception for the opening of the new Citizens Bank building Monday afternoon and evening, will be a large social event. The wives. of the various directors of the bank will be in the receiving line during the hours and every lady caller will De presented with a beautiful car-- nation. The musical program will be in charge of Seibert's orchestra. The following program has been announced:
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at this meeting, at Bluff City Club
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Albert Marks of the Unitedt S Masy, left yesterday afterno9 . "asnington, D. C.. to again ta HIS duties. after spend few weeks witn relatives and friends in the city.
 Paul Witherspoon. of the Gay oil Company. in Little Rock, was | Ous'ness visitor in the city yesterday.
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Sk1llern.Darragh.
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06
Gilt Edge Cuts Ledge on
First Level.
WONDER START DEVELOPMENT
Several Other Properties Un-
der Bond Working.

The Gilt Edge mine has cross
cut their ledge on the first hun
dred foot level Of vertical shaft !
and are now following the vein
into the hill, under their tunnel.
This will give them quite a
depth.
At the point where the ledge
was cut the ore seems to be the
same as that on the surface and
in the tunnel. 1t is a crushed
porphyritic quartz, that pans
very free, and in the crosscut
the gold seems to be coarser than
on the surface. The ledge is
clear cut, 16 feet wide, with
tale parting on the foot wall Of
several inches, and about is
inches on the hanging.
This ledge seems TO be very
similar TO the Buckhorn in vein
matter, and carries exceptionally
nigh values for a large ledge,
anq is very free.
Johnny Grinde and Frank
Brown who have a contract on
the Cold Bug are averaging
about 2 feet a day, and have 100
feet 10 go before they cut the
ledge, The Cold Bug Is on the
same ledge as Che Gilt Edge, the
vein matter, the width and strike
of the ledge Icing the same, but
d Is on the Ten Mile slope. The
group consists Of Eve claims and
is under bond 10 eastern parties.
Mr ~. Rice, Who has q bond
on the Wonder group, has just
received 3 large cargo of supplies
and will rush development work.
The Wonder ledee, while n0f q
lafRe a. some Of the Others,
shows phenomenal values. and
can be opened loseyelal hundred
foot depth VIA adii tunnels.
drive NJ on the ledee 1be vein
maierlal lfq Nhile quart, oauy
W. some sulphldes bui quito \
laiee pHeenlage 0f ifee gold
several ollier 8opelIes all
Norklnl ln thH flelnIiy ane
everything lQQklng good
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06
FOREST FIRES
WARNING

TO Whom il May Concern:
You are hereby notified tnat
the law governing the setting Of
brush fires will be strictly en-
forced. The closed season IL
from june lst 10 October LIST,
and any one setting out fire with
out q permit viii be prosecuted.
y. A, PAINTER,
Justice of the Peace for FIX
city precinct
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06

the FIRST National bank. of
Grangeville, under the guidance
of O. C. Lapp of Sites, are
making a careful inspection of
the different camps this week.
Mr.. Wagner has lived on Camas
Prairie for twenty eight years,
and has never visited in this part
of the country before, although
he is heavily interested in the
Occident and other properties.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06
TOURMALINE
IN TEN MILE
Beautiful Crystals Now Be.
ing Found on Fall Creek.

Small crystals of tourmaline
have been discovered in the de-
composed matter of vein, on a
claim adjoining the Georgia on
Fall creek in the Ten Mile dis
trict, owned by the Smith Bros,
which promises to develop into a
good thing.
While up to the present no
very large crystals have been
found, they are of a good variety
blue and green. Development
work will be pushed on this
property and when it gets be-
yond the decomposed surface
matter, it is expected that the
crystals will become more per-
feet and larger.
Even at this stage the find is
an important one, as the gems
are very rare. and highly sought
for jewelry.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06
NEW DISCOVERY.
Large Rich Ledge Discover
ed Near American Eagle.

VIM. E. holland and Jas. Nc
Kinnon are now at work on a
ledge recently discovered by
them that has all the ear-marks
of a mine.
The Mary Ellen. as the group
is known, consists of four claims,
three claims on the ledge, and a
side claim. The vein has been
opened on the surface for dis
tance of 1900 feet, and shows
an average of nine feet of ore
that pans well and shows free
gold to the naked eye. The ore
is a hematite, the same charac-
ter as the rich shoots SO COM
mon in this vicinity.
The group is located east Of
the Rio Tinto claims, about one
half mile from the American
Eagle.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06
N. P. MEN ON
SOUTH FORK
A Surveying Crew Appears
at Harpster.

A Sites special TO the Lewis
ton Tribune says: Reports have
reached here to the effect that a
party Of railroad engineers, sup
posed to be in the employ OF the
Northern Pacific. is at work on
the South Fork above Harpster.
The Northern Pacific survey be-
tween Sites and liarpstcr is now
ready for the cross-sectiOn crew
and the contractors. and a per-
manent location Of the line from
Harpster 10 Elk City Waa made
last year.
The appearance Of The engi-
neers 50 closely following the
visit Of the Northern Pacific
officials and the recent report
from Portland ~ the effect that
construction work would be COM
mence out of Sites within the
next tW0 months, is regarded ae
particularly significant here.
While definite Information Is
lacking at thif time, d Is genef-
ally conceded thai any move
ment on the part of the Northern
Pacific toward building into lhe
upper mining dlstrlctf, suggest
important Development fof tle
camps, poi generally knoNn by
tlo public
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06

the cause of this? There can
only be one answer, it was simply
mismanagement.
1t is no doubt a fact that the
former management tried to
make a success, and did the best
they could, but try as hard as
one would they did not have the
proper knowledge Of mining.
That is the whole secret. They
were not miners in any sense,
consequently when any, problem
came up, as lost ore, faults,
caving stops and many other
things, they could do nothing,
and in a great many cases they
never had the foresight to have
men under them that could.
But this is all changed. There
are more mining men in Central
Idaho now looking for property
than ever before. There are
more prospects, just turning to
mines than were ever opened up
in any country.
Take such showings as the
Buckhorn, Gilt Edge. Gold Bug,
Wonder, Franklin group. Har-
mon & Morrow's, Howard &
Lackey's, the Seventeen and
several other properties in the
Ten Mile district. They are the
equal Of any prospects that ever
had a pick stuck in them.
The South Fork mine is an
other property when with then
new equipment ready To run will
give a good account Of itself.
The Center Star group now
undergoing extensive develop,
ment, has without doubt the peer
Of any gold bearing vein eyel
opened in this or any othel
country
There has never been a prom
ising prospect Ia this country
when good well directed work
has failed 10 gain results.
There are more Of these same
kind Of properties that are onl,
awaiting the hand Of the tactfu
experienced miner when the,
TOO will again produce as the,
have ip the past. II took th'
nerve and skill Of the leaser q
bring Out Cripple Creek an'
G0ldleld, and d looks like ID wa
going tO work oul here.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06
Old Properties Take on
New Life.
LEASERS ARE MAKING GOOD
Some Wonderful Prospects
Now Being Opened.

At the present writing the
mining future Of Central Idaho
was never brighter.
For several years past this
country has seen failure after
failure, on what seemed to be a
mine from any stand point, until
mining men We're very reluctant
TO invest in this part Of the
country, but the past few months
have wrought wonderful changes.
Men who We're more c0nver-
sant with conditions here never
gave up. Old properties that
We're worked, mills built upon
them; some Of them producing
thousands Of dollars, and then
closed down 10 become industrial
monuments, have fallen into the
hands Of men who know how 70
20 things, " and are now work
ing, and all making good.
Take the American Eagle on
Beigle creek, when Il was first
opened, the showing was second
" none, II had one year Of
prosperity and produced thous-
ande Of dollars. Then the COM
DaDy thinking anyone could make
money for them, changed man
aRement They ran q few
months, do 40 development
VOrlg, losf their ore, and closed
dOUn 81 debt ~ laid idle for
several years. Until A. W BOYD,
~ fofmef iDana9er suceeeqeo
lp 4ettiDg = lease On tle property
aDc went " work " plef up the
ore whore y paf lost 1be pres.
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-06

G. /. Porter, Of the forestry
service reports no fires on the
reserve. He has rangers station
ed TO keep the fires on the open
township, from spreading.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-30
Here is Remedy that Will Cure
Eczema.

Why waste time and money exper-
lmentlng with greasy salves and To-
lions, trying to drive the eczema
germ from underneath the skin when
w: I. Brooks drug store guarantees
ZFMO, clean liquid preparation for
external use to rid the skin of the
germ life that causes the trouble
In over 1000 towns and cities in
America, the leading druggist has the
agency for ZEMO and he will tell
you OF the marvellous cures made bv
this clean, simple treatment. ZEM0
is recognized as the cleanest and
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plmples, dandruff and all other forms
OF skin Or scalp affections whether on
infant or grown person. Will YOU
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