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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-15

Some knowledge. can ses. also. an
Guilty In its reception among the cour.
eseous gentlemen Of America. But.
y to any written communication from
hr. Van zandt. there must b some
Oistake!"
Z was Of the imprsssion that yoa
would have had II last night" rcjoincd
pakenham. plainly confused; I'm fact.
that gentleman advised Nc 70 such 81.
feet"
The baroness Helena Won Rits looked
him full In the face and only gravsly
shook her head. Il regret matters
should b 90 much At fault" said she.
Then let me explain" resumed
pakenham. almost angriiy. Il viii
Systematically. Of courss--that the
promises Of Mr.. Van zandt were that
her majesty might expect IN early
end Of the talk Of the annexation a
Texas to the United States. The
greater power Of England upoa land
o. sea would assure that weak repub-
Nc Of . great and enlightened ally
b his belief"
An ally" broke out Mr.. Calhoun.
sAnd 4 document sent to that effect
b. the sttache Of Texas!" He smiled
eoldly. Two things seem very .appar.
emit, Mr.. President. First. that this
sentle lady stands hiGh in the respect
Of EnR,aud's ministry. Second. that
Mr. Van Zandt. II all this were true.
ought to stand very low In ours.
would .ay ali this and much more.
sven were n q state utterance, "a
stand upon the records Of thu No.
eion,"
sir" interrupted Mr.. Tyler, swiftly
burning to Mr. Calhoun. may ] not
/ ask you that Il be left ~ state Ut.
eerancer"
Mr.. Calhoun bowed with the ~
dine grace habitu.I "a him. n. ha.A
mon bis heart hut he made no N.
ower. The real reasoa mish. have
been read in the notified face a
pakenh.m. now All the co,or, Of IN
sninbow. A he looked from ooe to the
sther.
Mr.. Calhoun" cout,nued ths prss,.
Gent, you know that the ONCE a our
secretary Of state n vacant Thsrs 4
% one living would serve in that o0cs
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-15

~. cslMesM Asseeas.
A woMaa's teagvs y hss eUseA eAaa
she never tsss svse. -na1ao Mesaee.
I struggled aneaG tAsss sesssss.
Ths ioDslsss q ~ Asart. ysoos1 -
soas Desssbsaes = ssssbls. ba1s - -
fealow ElisahseA. ~ 1Sty sr1ses1
- 10 hasosa y ~. CalAesA. ~ -
tsspss lsnaa1s1 tAAs ! sAssA tAssy.
Ter vas ssss sAas tAs Daseaees veo
Riss veul1 Qahs - 0sesly M ~
ousoe h thsee slreunseaasss. Hss1-
tasiag shus. ! ~ s10As Gg'bse -, -
shssae. % ssss.u1e1 . ves11 s6sS
~ aaalass & luey. - sufoo1 -
vas1 ~ 0ssol 1oess. Io1eel. vae
vea sevas1 - sasos vhisA ~ -
lnse ~ oseso1s. wise 81 q sose I've
ses0sses = ~ psse,so sessove1
eho0os)veo ME- 80. ! sav " tall
aGuse e ~. cAlAssa hlass1 soolao
- - vA1A tevoe1 ~.
-AA.- ~ = 1stsAv. 'SAss ~ -
,eaoe eouad ye6r
= - saasslns - ~ ~ ososal
-Wsis - : AsnssA ] ssuses1 -
oa11no - ~ maeosD 1evs
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-15

essrss- tAss y 70 ~. . nay
0eaeo-"
quite co. rs5oinsa NJ. TySss grave.
y. "Ths soes a NJ Lord Absrdesn
10 -, noes The les. IN the point q ~
bearing spoa Ne question q slAvsry
10 TEXAS. appears TO this eovsrnnsnt
- N sxprsssioa which ought - -
lisavowsd By your oWn government
Do make myself euits clearY win
John Calhoun present. Mr.. Tyler could
q timss assume . courage though b
had II not.)
Mr.. Pakeahan's lace glowe1 . dep
Or red. Il an not q liberty % 1ia,
cuss ny LORD AhsFdssn's Wishes b
this matter, he said. I'VE met here
upon Q purely Informal matter. anA--"
Il have only vsntursd TO hops" re.
Joined Mr.. Tyler. that the psrsonrl
kindness of your own heart might
move you In % grave . matter -
that which may Iced to war between
two powers"
war, cir, war!" Mr.. Pakenhar5
went wholly purple In his SURPRISE
and sprang to his feet. "war!" be rel
peated once more. As though there
1coulo pc any sop -
Su'e nen.. -" ~ H
srmv. A. 'noesn '"ers c0sse
hope for u save In our own conduct
Of our own a6airs. without an inters,
florence from any foreign powes!"
! knew 4 was John Calhoun opoan.
~ tneee wofes. not ~. Tyses.
NJ Caihouns Keen. co.'s EYES ~
closely upon the race q nn pres'aenL
Ths CONSERVATION creates ~ ths Nv
'. o . sss.. y. .s .s sss,., ..ss !.
sirsly irresuiar- mean 70 say. We.
y uao@c'sl, your S.c:.'sncs.
ssseo fAsennsm. tsAss ~ ps
u oSr co :.
Assursdiy nos. saia ~. Iyisr.
oeiy nops the eSestioe may ~
come 70 Q matter o. RECORD y ~
Oacs our country knows tnet eacss
uoe mas osen sstemptsa VIA ~: ~.
~ Easiand nsrssif' tns nortn VI" ~
Ne soute ID resentment svse so.s
u resuvseses d the iaec'ed sss'sees
,.,... M Asna.A that ve shau ca
~. to,nt occ.n..cv a. Orsro. vith
0r..s ar,,sin n yoa perchaace
hnov N. v.achvord Which i nov a
m. oo,.,.r soos.. ve.e NJ the Alle.
shsniesf II bIds fair TO become a
American .Nsrssijtaise.'"
AfA1AAA
Soined Mr. Paksuhsm.
.Our backvoodsmsn have invented
4 phrase which runs .Frfty. Four Forty
= YIeht!..
r - parAca. 1 an surs. your -,
es,DsncyY
IN man. that n - coaclude n tee.
innate ~ very unsstisesctory uuA.
~ alonr the Columbla river-a
ser.am vs,ch our marlners ara az.
49,. A - contenA-anA n ve con.
el,,As m A,spuss Win EnslanA a veil
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-15

the color still prselaios1 soos ssrt
of guilt % ~ past. although ~ hsers
wss cisaa aad iaaeesat - hsss.
Nicholas" sAs saiA. "eeos 70.
night. Bring ~ ~ little jsvsl-as1
bsias-"
The niaistss! u q that E3lsar
18Th. you win marry - thsar
"Yss!" sAs vAisDses1 sefsiy.
ARID ell he IN 81 babbls q hat
notlsy throas ! hsas1 ~ vee1. w
- Il vas. ! have asvss AaAs1 Q voass
like ElisabstA's.
Al Instant Inter. ] knew 20 eults
how. her Aanl vas avay froo ~
am. II that a Asst Bstty. 80 tAsy
we're psssins tovss1 The naia 6eos.
lsaving Ne SANDING With ~ cd
1oubt mingled 10 ~ Mid.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-15

stood blushing red - though -.
tected In the utmost villainy. And the
girl ct ny SIC saw that written on
ny face which now. within the very
moment. Il bad bsco0e her right to
question! tunnel 70 her suddenly.
Elizabeth" said !. ''yos shall have
your little brooch tonight. n you will
promise ne now TO b ready AID wait
ing for ne 1t six. viii have the
license"
Il seemed 70 ne that this new sslf
oe Eltsabsth's warmer. yielding.
adorabls-was slowly going avayfrom
me again. and that her ~ self. nooe
the lees swese. noos he leos allHria&
but more logical aAl eusstioaias. AaA
tahsa IL ~ place again. ~ -
bon Der Hands - ~ am aov 81
loeksd - tAiEly = ~ 1ase. wA0o
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-15


tusnsa With him and We entered
again ths east room. where Mr.. Tyler
seill prolonged the oiicial greeting Of
the curious. the obssQuious. or the
lanai psrsoas Who passed. Mr.. Cal
AoUa stood apart for time. watching
the progress q this purely Americas
funetioa. II vas some time ere the
groups thinnsd. This latter fact W,
ually would have sndsd ths reception.
sincs Il b not etiquette 70 suppose
tAst the president can lack az audi
sncs: but to-day Mr.. Tyler fingered.
At last through the thinning throng
BE- caught sight Of the distinctive DC.
srs a Mr.. Calhoun. For the Arst
time bis own face assumed . natural
oppression. He stopped the line for
IN instant. and with . raised hand
bsckonsd to my chief. !
Al this We dropped II 1t the tall Of
the line. Mr.. Calhoun In passing grasp
Ing almost - many hands - Mr..
Tyler. When 1t length We reached
the presidents position. the latter
greeted him and added . whispered
word. An instant later he turned
abruptly, ending the receptions with Q
deep bov. and retired into the room
from which ~ had earlier emerged.
Mr. Calhoun turned now to Ne with
Q request to follow him. and Ne passed
through the door where the president
bad vanished. Directed By attsnAants.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-15

NUMBER Ie.
sSltuary nseiss, No % suenaIf Aays
bow. tt's nobo1y's business 1T eus8
and aoet - any uee q IN TIL eooo-
isAasss b prtnti Every t4bet knewM
b around 10 80 me to-mosroW -
tell ne how 10 BE- happy though mas~
risdi Wen, II will settle MeEsas1o
Ill risht--hs won't b ssndine E1lth
Sewers now 10 that siSy. oh-I'vs-eseA-
chance-yst way Of his. always want
ID 70 kick him. Robert RcgsFsea
Vsirburn-yss. that's ne. IN SlgAe.
Wen. ME begins 70 look real an earn-
est now. wonder II Ethel wco'e
hind Of think when she reads this tnne
maybe she wasn't % bright aftsr ~
running 81 and marrying smith jase
because she had eusrrsls1 with -.
She's had three years Of pretty roa0A
slsddins with him. OF course it's 81
for the best % Tar - I'm eonessne1.
butt wonder!
Lillian-What! You don't tell ~
Bob b really engaged to Edith! Wen.
what do y0u think Of that! It's NEST
remarkable how men do these weird
things when they are reduced to De-
peration. Isn't III Poor B0bi OF
course Edith 10 . very nice girl--so
| capable and domestic and an that
but. my dear. did you ever 80 . girl
% dowdy, and with No little stylef
am sure Mrs. Noah did her hair up b
precisely that same way h The days
Of the arb. Fob always did love pref
| " things-that's one reason he hung
around me 10 much. Some mes never
notice new gown or Z smart hat. but
b always does. No. I'm awfuIly foaA
o. Bob. but mercy! ] never could fall
In love with him! Never! I asp-
pose he realized u ut last! Poor Boil
APthur--fieilos Faiths golns 10
marry Bob Fslrbarni Well, WELT
Nice little girl. Edithi Seems tone
bad Q crush % her myself ooee.
She had the biggest brown eyes-no
that wasn't Edith--lt was Mabel. {
remember nov that Edith's eyes were
blue. or were they hasslf where Il
crsatioa Cd I put that tobacco? Hey
--Fsreusou! Got sny toh.ceo9
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BdithD.-Ons BY one the roses fslDs
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go - rS..s.. - s..s. =" ~
Ia.s = 49, = ss..S - -sss =. ..ss..
80, s.sA.v.. ~ - ~ 49, ..ss
- - ~ 49, j n
~. !. - q ..au,sss
-. NJ, 49, 80
go susea umso)-Oos
- 80 $3.50 = -
~ - eeees!
w.. ~ ese-boeese sesrean!
WV cosFss yos re@sness ns0I
re soo9 - 70 snst persy vhese {
M - - - wes Grassy 80 y.
ceuse you see soar eances! ueeo
70 ts!n. ! resssf mEsd IN. ut thee
Imagine Wy J ever vas - foeo1so.
oooeaessi Weet J 30 really 0oss
- hie' J - e. ewtsI t1De wess.
ING Up . quarrel WIZ esn % - = ~
nim sowe eess'y. J eeeee 10 D eewn.
nset erusei ese eroe ns1. . eeeseo
% ne nrse casncs for . aghe u Va
aUsuy tensy' sow tsas ! tnnk = Z!
Wen. booose vas : s'ce 10y = ~
,4s.S.. ..,...--. ...x.-..-.m -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-15

Mckenzie twho sent flowers d
EdithD.-Ons BY one the roses fal1s
Do EAith h going TO shake 10 an fse
Bob Fairbsrn! u was worth ths ~.
lists bills. setting hin nd. H
seemed 10 think that every oas vs.
b . conspiracy to take Aia girl away
frca him. Faiths ton quiet To- -.
hut n paid 70 stand IN with ~ Ganllv
--hsr fathers tipe q ~ stock nee-
~ were an staAe. IA -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27
CONCENTRATES.

G, Imam. who is handling most OF
the work, was formerly a Goldfeld
man.
Joe Murphy OF Ey, who has been IN
the city for several days. expects to
return Sunday night.
John Dern and family. who have been
in Europe for several months. sail to-
day for home. They will probably reach
here about Sept. s.
For years 1t has been known that
there was plenty of gold in the gravel
of the Wilson Mesa but II was only
recently that proper equipment was nut
In to handle the work
The giant hydraulic machine has been
moved about two miles west Of the
old workings and is being installed for
operations. 1t Is believed that q much
better grade OF gravel will be found
there
James f. Beveridge Is back from a
trip to the Arizona camps on business.
w. j. Craig has returned from an
inspection trip to the Big Cottonwood
camp. whore he is heavily interested
in the Kennebec,
Colin Mcintosh, general manager Of
the Ohio Copper. forwarded the estl-
mates for new machinery at the mill to
the east yesterday. Action Will be
taken at once and II will not be long
before the second half OF the plant is
under way.
Colorado capitalists are negotiating
for a long lease on the American Flag
property at Park city and also for the
purchasing OF large block of trea surv
stock. r. " Bodnsh OF Cripple Creek
Will make final examination OF the
property Sunday.
According TO dispatch received
over Pollock & Co.'S private wire this
morning. the total sales on the New
York curb market from Jan. l TO Aug.
2e, 1910. were 21o5s.7ss shares The
number Of sales for the same period
in 1903 was 134,ss0.1so shares.
Through deal contaminated In this
city yesterday, Congressman Joseph
Howell takes over the controlling In
terest In the Baby Mckee property in
the Big Cottonwood district from the
William Herrck interests OF Chicago.
The consideration has not been made
known.
secy. n, j. Demming Of the New
York Bonanza declares that the assure
TO the southwest on the s0o-foot level
OF the property is from two to three
and half feet wide and II a solid
mass NJ oxidized quartz carrying TO
20 ounces In silver. and at times small |
lunches Of chlorides.
An agreement has been made be-
tween the Gold Chain and Opohongo
for the buying Jointly of ma
chinery for development work The
recently purchased a 16-drill
According 60 Col q. r,
Loose. the Gold Chain IL shipping from
$40 20 S35 ore and is working I'm ore on
The 100. 800 and 400 levels
According To reports that arc coming
from the Wilson Mesa district in
Grand county. considerable money Is
seing made from tho placer gravel II
s declared that the yield so far shows
il.23 "A cubic yard. A recent run by
Webb & Imam, who are operating
here. with "A little giant hydraulic.
'howed a cleanup Of 1880 for a run
u a little over 100 hours, This Ia at the
ate OF sls All heurs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27
GET ORE ON NEW LEVEL.
Columbus Con. Has II on 3OO--Niuch
Ore In Extension

A larger area has been added to the
already large ore body of the Column
bus Consolidated mine. according to
Charles Pratt. local broker. and
Frank w. Slett. a mining engineer
who have just returned from the prop
crty of the Columbus and the Column
bus Extension.
Last Thursday the Columbus con.
struck the big ore body IL has on the
i20-foot level on the 300-foot level.
This gives a vertical depth Of prob
ably so feet while IL Is 1875 feet along
the strike of the ore. A drift Is now
being run to catch the ore on the 200
level The ore on the 300 foot level
IL now pitching in the same direction
as the shaft.
Mr.. Pratt declares that the company
should make between S12,O 900 and $40
600 for the month and that double
that amount could be made next
month
There has been no exaggeration
about the property says Mr. Pratt.
The mine Is certainly going to be
big one. one thing Is that there are
so many promising assures that n
the company had the money would
be developed into good ore bodies.
The Columbus Extension is some
thing great. ' found boulders OF high
grade ore that were washed out into
the tunnel Some of them weighed
Is shipping ore.
About six inches Of shipping ore
Is scattered along the track in the
tunnel. This can all be taken out and
] believe shipped. The mine Is one OF
the richest things I have seen IN
long time.
THE tunnel from which the water
came Is still running n small stream
The cave Is all covered with excellent
ore and In the face Is a 0-foot breast
OF ore. The sides glisten and all along
the tunnel II glistens where the ore
was washed against the sides and
plastered on.
THE Columbus and Extension prom-
Use TO make Alta one OF the great min
ing camps again.
The miners are still cleaning out
the tunnel and getting i'm timbers to
fix up the cave. The dimensions OF
the ore as yet have not been ascer-
tanned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Aug. 2I.-Cattle-Receipts, es-
timated at 300. market steady. beeves
Aa0aS6O: Texas steers. S15ae@, west
ern steers 4.25m7O; stockers and teeae,s'
4pGd9; cows and heifers, 2~q'H'
calves. 6JOd 800. AZ.
Hogs Receipts. estimated AZ 49, eH
market steady to shade higher. nght
S.75mg25; mixed, S.90dei5;; heavy, A9n
900; rough. S@GS4O; good to choice
heavy. S.40M 900; pigs. SI5ms~; bulS or
sales, S.e0ds.s0 40,
Shocp-Receipts estimated AZ 2c",
market steady; native 26oGt6. vest
ern. 25@465; yearlings, hog ~
lambs. native. A75G $50: western @"g
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Aug 27.-Cattle-Recepts
%. market steady Native steers iN1
SIS: cows and heifers. 2DaGh stock,
ers and feeders, 325M6&5; bulls 3Sa
40: calves, 4OoMS2; western steers
4.Od7&; western cows. 215n 10.
Hogs Receipts, 2coo; market STEADY "
Sc lower Bulk OF sales, scdaSo; heavy,
S.s0qao; packers and butchers s"p
925: light. e15da2.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market STEADY
Muttons, 4OodAso lambs. sooasb' yea
western ewes. sb9a4tO
OMAHA
omaha. Aug. 2.--Cattle-Receipts By:
market steady. Native steers. SWnAo,
cows and heifers, Sooa6o' western
stockers and feeders. 4cog625: bulls >"
Hogs-Receipts, io,cp; market steady
to &c higher. HEAVY. s5odS@ mhneg
s.764sss; light. s@@el5; bu'k oil SAVES
sheep-R Receipts. 1000; market STEADY
Yearlings 6.00m536: wethers, A@a4A;
ewes. 3.75d415; lambs. s.l5ae15
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27

I on tneiF way from the furnaces to
! the stacH A. present only one OF these
| boilers is being dssn, and Il IL furnish
ing more ihaa enough power for the
plaR,. fine small handled boilers will
ne dispensed Win In a. few days ana
used only tor emergency.
Everything throughout the plant 10
OF the best class, Nothing temporary
In built anywhere. The roaster buiid-
ing, the revarberatory. the location of
the bins, the machine shops and boiler
plant are all 50 constructed that they
can be easily added to. Room has been
left for blast furnaces and as soon as
ore Is found 10 warrant II the blast
furnace will be bnilt.
Within A short time sufficient ore
viii be on hand for "A trial OF the plant
to its full capacity II II expected that
when In fun commission the company
can handle 1000 tons OF ore every ~
hours.
The power plant is much larger than
is necessary for the present tonnage
to he handled but even this Is work
Of engineering art. II has been so mr.
ranged that every piece OF machinery
has its place and at the same time room
is left for additions. Two cross COM
pound blowing engines. carrying 10
pounds of air. will be used for the con-
verters. Another cross compound COM
pressor carrying 80 pounds OF air Will
be used for the driving OF machinery.
tools and other work.
MANY EXPERTS.
G. H. Repeth. who has been the en-
gineer-in- charge OF the work, has prob
ably had the greatest experience In
smelter building or any man. During
his life he has participated in the
building OF seven plants He was en-
trusted with the designing of the Cerro
De Pasco plant. He was also one OF
the engineers on the Anaconda plant
and the big smelter at Great Falls,
Montana. T., p, Mathewson has been
the general manager of the work ana
the ease with which the work has start
ed adds greatly to his credit and al
ready high standing in the smelling
world. A. q. McGrcgor Is the me-
ohanical and electrical engineer and J.
II. Mcintosh Is the engineer In charge
of construction. with Fred Brule as
assistant r. r.. Thum Is the chief
civil engineer. The general superin-
tendent of the plant Is J. n. Thompson
formerly OF Anaconda
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27
INTERNATIONAL PLANT
MAKES FIRST COPPER
Red Metal TrickIcs From Furnace on
Way TO Convcrtcr--First Lot to
BE Made Into Souvenirs.

Cheers went up at the Interna tional
smelling q Refining company plant at
Pine canyon yesterday afternoon. It
announced to the world that the plant
had started the red metal on the home
stretch.
For days the men at the smclter have
stood anxiously around waiting the
opportunc time for the tapping OF the
big reverberatory. on Thursday morn
ing the iron bar opened a half inch
hole To the molten metal. For a
moment II trickled along but the
stream was too small to cut its own
way and froze IN It's efforts.
The first copper matte was poured
at 80 o'clock this afternoon.
Yesterday II was different. For sew
eral hours the whang of the hammer
was heard on the drll steel. Slowly II
bored It's way into the seething mass of
molten rcd. Then as the steel bar was
withdrawn small stream OF metal
trickled OUT Then larger stream
cut It's way through.
The hole was plugged and was tap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27
NUGGETS WEIGHING
HALF POUND FOUND
f1fteen Men Clean Up Half Million In
Two Years From PIaccrs
In Alaska,

vancouver, b. c., Aug 27-Placer
gold In quantities rlvaling the finds In
the early days OF the Klondike is being
mined by two parties of men on creeks
running into the koyukok river, $50
miles from its confluence with the yu-
kon river in Alaska, according to Goe
pupuy. special correspondent of the
Paris Figaro vino arrived In Vancouver
yesterday on his way To France Mr..
are 10, have kept the discovery a secre.
Tor TWO years During that time they
nave shipped out only enough of the
metal to pay for their supplies. but no
says they have cleaned up 100000 in
the two seasons.
Nuggets weighing half IA pound are
not uncommon and a record WAS made
when hve nuggets found In one day
mad value of $40, 900. says Dupuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27

Citations and structural features 50
Identical with conditions found in
Sierra Nevada vein on the hanging
wall side OF the Wardner lode, leaves
little doubt as TO It's identity with that
famous deposit whose relation to the
main lode has been such a puzzle to
the operators in the past.
HAS NO MILL.
The Calendonia has no mill;i its prin-
cpal operating equipment consists OF
a light electric hoist and one-ton
skip. Its output Is entirely of crude ore
and largely from development work.
yet 1t has been paying net prohts OF
5000 a month FOR several months
past. II Is the richest independent ore
development that has been made In
the Occur D'Alenes since the ad-
vent of the Hercules. It's birth and
present magnificent ore showing from
a doubtful surface prospect that had
lain idle for 20 years should greatly
enhance the value OF other promising
Occur d'Alene development enterprises,
for In connection with its neighborins
new ore bodies. II definitely indicates
that the most entertaining pages of
the history Of this famous empire may
yet remain 10 be written,
The Senator Stewart mine short
distance west of the Caledonia has
been recognized for over two years as
containing one of the big commercial
ore reserves of the district which for
various business reasons has not been
very actively operated until lately. An
estimate Of its Importance, however.
viii be appreciated from the statement
that for some time past this mine has
been shipping small train load OF rich
concentrating lead silver ore day TO
one Of the local mills OF the district Tor
treatment. and is now contributing a
- hs Of
concentrate shipment of the district,
is IN FOOT WALL SIDE.
"The handsome long ore shoot i'm the
Stewart has puzzled the experts in the
past as TO it's relation with the main
Wardner lode and IL was formerly
thought to be In the hanging wall for
nation. Its contrary strike and dip
was attributed by some TO the proxe
unity Of the Osborne fault, but the re-
cent extensive litigation study and
completely connected mapping Of the
bunker HIN quadrangle. extending
from Mile Cullen TO Government Gulch
quite definitely demonstrates the posi-
ton OF the main Wardner foot wall
nearer tho south side OF the Senator
stewart group, and that It's handsome
ore channel is IN the foot wall side Of
,he Wardner lode and well above the
osborne fault. greatly enhancing and
broadening tho chances for the de-
velopment Of additional ore channels
towards the south side Of this inter
estinc group and practically insuring
the pcrmanency Of its present hand
some northeast orc shoot 20 great
depth These recent disclosures are
also likely to throw a and inter
esting light on the tor Try Of the
Coerr DAlene Development company
adjoining the Stewart -til further 20
tho west. and puts a new value on all
west end properties OF the Wardner
lode "