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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
CHANGES IN JACK WAITE
New Director Elected to Represent Out
side Holders. Showing Is Splendid

AT special stockholders meeting of the Jack Waite Mining
company this week. the resignation of George Kebler
derd and accepted the change being made at his request He
succeeded by Hoy the northwestern representative
the Sullivan Machinery company Chicago who with his ascc
ates have interested themselves extensively in the property
At the meeting there present Others E. Wnsby
president of the United Iron Works of Oakland California also
large sockhoder in the company These have materially
increased their holdings in the company and have taken
large proportion of the treasury stock.
But little of the stock of the company the market being
quoted at 81 share the present time but within short
od there will be the market at this other figure
states Mr. Winsby
That the wonderful surface showing of the Jack Waite is char
actersc of the Occur dAenes that it shows marked i'm
depth attained placed beyond doubt recently
the arrival from the of George Morrison who brought
with him large block of solid crysazed lead taken from the
crosscut of the vein driven point about 2 feet from the
tai of the tunnel.
At this pont the ledge shows width Of about IS feet all of
solid and all Of which be shipped by hand sorting
marked Improvement in the quality of the shown compared
with what encountered in the first croscu driven about $50
feet from the portal of the tunnel At this point the ledge
about 80 feet width and consisted many of cabonate The
second shows that the ledge has increased five feet in
width and the ore is crystaized lead
AS the clears it the intention to the
building of wagon road, after which the management will let
for hauling to the railroad with all available teams
in TIL, district
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
VULCAN EMPLOYS TWO SHIFTS

The Ceur Aene Vulcan Mining started work the
first of this month with second shift employing eght men
Manager John p. Seier in discussing the matter said:
During the winter hampared to great extent by
the shortage of with which compressor plant
necesstatng hand steel and result slow progress made
for time in driving the long bore The tunnel about
1900 feet and according survey will nesect the first vein
within the next 800 feet.
The length the this level will be about 5000
feet and will tap the last ledge depth of approximately 400
feet"
The property of the company located about two anti onea
miles west of this city and within $50 feet of the line of the
O. R. N. company. 1t thoroughly equipped with all
machinery including electric light plant and mill
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
SHERIDAN SHOWING NICE ORE

Samples of copper and gaena from the Sheridan mine have
been received by Secretary Joseph Whean.
The lower workings in about $50 feet the full face
six feet wde being thoroughly mineralied with Mr.
Whean who of the principal stockholders in the property
great depth be attained he says the body this
level the mountain being very prcpous The full width of the
vein at this point has been aceraned having
been recently.
The holdings of the company located Butte guch the
Murray district and lie about three oneha miles the
Idaho Northern railroad with which it by good
wagon road Water and timber for all mining purposes
abundant.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
ROWE lNSPECTS BLACK BEAR

Fremont Rowe superintendent of the Heca mine has made
the property of the Black Bear Consolidated
He speaks the highest of the work an the showing
made emphasizing the fact that the property longer
garded prospect but rather mine He
the erection of mill at the earliest date possible feeling
that such addition is made the property will pay
for its development until reaches the dividend paying
The holdings of the company located at Black Bear and
within few of the branch lines the Northern Pacific
the O. R. N lines The claims raversed by the vein
that of the old Ficso mine which among tn, pro-
ducers for many years.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
DALMATIA IS NEARING LEDGE

The lower tunnel being driven the Damata Mining
panys holdings Pine creek in about 40 feet with 80 feet
the ven Recently 400 feet of 8nch air pipe for vent
ang purposes put in an rapid progress being ae
The property being developed under the supervision of Steve
Barboa who of the original ocator of the claims
fine showing of gaena has been opened the upper levels
the lower tunnel being driven this body depth The
claims connected with the main line of the R. N by
good wagon road
The last assessment paid in FULL not share being de-
nquen and another small has been levied keep the
work going. Work has been continuous for year.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
BONANZA co. LOOKS PROMISING

The lower tunnel the property the Bonanza Noun
tain Copper company in 300 feet for 100 feet of
work was recently let Murray Chisholm of Osborne and be-
fore its completion expected the ledge will be ntersected
Any remainder of the to be worked in drifting
The property has been developed considerable extent
G. W. Doughery of the principal stockholders and
treasurer.
I'm shaft sunk from the surface copper found
high 30 per and shipments have been made from
the upper levels which gave returns Of 16 cent in "copper" So
in gold and So in silver the Two of have been
shipped to the smeters."
The company group Of claims traversed by three
parallel veins They lie within three miles of the Northern Pa
cfc railroad and within miles of Carks projected electric
road The company operated by the Amagamaed Stock Hold
ing Co. of Wallace. Bornite is showing in the tunnel
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
MARIE HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

At the meeting of the stockholders the Marie Mining
company held Monday W. Buell. reelected president and
manager W. H. Buell. chosen vice president, w W. Bxby
chosen secretary s. L. Buell. and George E. Marlowe
plete the board of directors
The company group Of five claims located McFarren
guch south of Osborne which has been developed consider
able extent by open cuts shafts and tunnels exposing good
quality of gaena and gray "copper" Assays Of the
high as SIS to the ton.
The report of the manager states that four tunnels have been
driven the property the No. being in 80 feet with high
grade showing of gana the floor of the drift To this
body further depth Me- tunnel started and driven
distance Of 6 feet but reach the point under the showing
No. tunnel will have be continued another 2O feet The No.
tunnel 80 feet and will have to be extended 40 to SO feet
tap the shoot.
The property aversed by several veins but it expected
by the that the big showing will be made the No.
level where the has been for distance of 25 feet
with wall in sight The face of the drift this level high
N mnerazed with gaena and assayng SIS to the
ton.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
START IRON MOUNTAIN CO,
Big Mine to Employ Over 100 Men and
Make Regular Shipments

shipments to start at Mountain m
lh one OF the famous properties rc and an onor.
nous tonnage has been shipped the past DEVELOPMENT on an
extensive scale has been done and large bodies ore are known
to exist Financial conditions in 1893 caused suspension Of work
and the mine allowed to fill with water L has been nm
Wa'ered ana arrangements recently provided ample funds
fer the work necessary until shipments could be resumed
lhiry've men have been employed or weeks getting
things in readiness for operating mine and mill and IN few
days upwards of 100 men will be put to work
The mill will be equipped with the modern machinery for
separating and saving zinc and lead values cont M ms oer
ton with profit to the stockholders is promised
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
BIG ELK WORKING STEADILY

Work the Big Elk Mining company property has been
tin since the month of May 1909 There has been
shut down. From eight 10 have been employed all that
tme until recently when coal for the could be
secured of troubles the St. Paul road and it
deemed advisable to reduce the force to one shift.
Where work being done winze sunk in the upper
tunnel This started in but improve
men was shown and the bottom of the wnze
veaed nine feet of that will from five IL per
copper.
The prospects for the unusually good and when the
lower tunnel gets under the showing in tunnel No. which will
be 80 further n it expected high grade in large
quantity will be found
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
CALLED TO THE PHEDORA MINE

Thomas McGowen. the principal sockhode in the Phedora
Mining company got imperative within the last few
days Fdne of Murray requesting that he
once The message contained explanation and its gn
therefore probematca Fedner of the large
stockho in the Phedor the of which aon the we'll
known Jack Waite and he is in charge Of the development of the
former It is surmsed that strike has been made
The Phedoras holdings taversd by four veins and &C.
foot drift run on one of them four feet of gaena
Over 900 shares Of the stock Of th recently
purchased by one prominent mining
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
KING AND QUEEN SHIPPING
Carter Mine Doubles Up on Values by
Installing Roasting Plant

The King and Queen mine at Carter which shipping four
week last fall ready start shipments again. This
averaged $21 but roasting furnace installed at the
property and with this treatment the values averaging $
ton, reducing the transportation charges proportionatey
The upper levels where the being shipped leased and
the company developing the lower levels contract for 100
feet the lower tunnel recently completed
instructed by wire from the head office Pttsburg keep
the work going steadily About $50 feet required
under the surface showng This will give 1900 feet Of work
and all the necessary depth.
The company has recently disposed of block of treasury
expects build the completion of the
tunnel O. Weaver of Wliamsport, Pa is president.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
GOOD ORE IN THE BEN HUR

Two feet good reported in the lower tunnel the Ben
Hur property at Saese This is gray copper and supposed
carry high values Insiders have recently been picking up the
shares where they offered at low price.
The Ben Hur adons the Last Chance from which $780,
900 worth of shipped netting $4,000 spur
the Northern Pacific is be built Packer Creek this
This will pass within quarter of mile Of the Last Chance Ben
Hur Bryan Tarbox and number of other likely Saese prop
critics.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
liver MOUNTAIN LOOKS WELL

D. Wilkins and Wm Ponto of Potlatch respectively presi
dent and secretary of the Silver Mountain Mining visited
the property this week and greatly pleased at the showing
that has been made The face of the drift we'll mneralzed
and good report will be carried Poac where the major part
of the companys stock is held An assessment of two mills
share levied provide funds for contemplated improvements
and the further development Of the property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
NEW CONTRACT ON CAPITOL

The Ooo the lower tunnel on the Capitol
Mining compans property has been completed and another to
tap the showing made the upper workings will be let with
short time The tunnel is in 320 feet 1t is the nten
ton to install compressor plant this be driven by
gasoline engine In the upper workings good showing of
talized lead opened The claims of the company To-
Gated about four miles up Two Mile guch north Of Osborne
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
GOOD SHOWING IN ADVANCE

The drift property of the Advance Mining
company The face of the drift thoroughly
mpregnaed with gaena and expected that the shoot will
be encountered within short distance The contract for the
work let Joseph Pea who also of the principal
of the property fine showing of made in the
upper levels of the property The claims of the company are To-
Gated east of Mulan. on Snow Storm hill.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
MISSOULA COMPRESSOR WORKS

The compressor the Nssoula Copper property which
damaged time ago. has been repaired and two shifts started
work Tuesday morning The ledge about 80 feet distant
when the accident occurred which crippled the machinery Since
then hand reduced the distance about SO feet and with
shifts is expected that week to 10 days will the inter
the ledge The stock has been holding firm with
siderable buying by strong holders
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07
LACLEDE TUNNEL IN 1000 FEET

The long tunnel at the Lacede in about 1000 feet
Thirty feet back from the face 2foot cut hav
two we'll defined walls but Of nerca value at this
time Drifting is being done this vein in eaary d.
rection and will start westerly in few days.
The property of the company is located the Burke section
south of the Hercules mine
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-07

1t the intention of the ron Spar Mining to let con-
tract for additional development within the next few days ac
cordng to Manag Curran The recent slides did no dan
age the property but there raj feet of tn level
The tunnel is in about 700 feet.
The Iron Spar adjoini ne Eul n mine on the cas-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-14
JEALOUSY THREW
HER INTO TRANCE
Girl Saw Her Friend Walking With
Another and 1t Just Set
Her Wild,

DENIsoN, July 14-Much anxiety
is felt by the friends of Miss Lois
Tucker, of this city, who has been
unconscious for two days. 1t would
appear that she worked herself into
the present condition through insane
jealousy.
She found a young man who had
been keeping company with her for
two years walking with another young
lady, a student at the normal school
She chased the student into her board
ing place, and attacked the young
man furiously with a hat pin. She
then fell unconscious and was carried
to her home by bystanders. She has
been known to have periods of un
consciousness before, but never have
they lasted 50 long. Her relatives
have been called and fears are fell
she may not recover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-14
ARMS UNNECESSARY
FOR THIS SWIMMER
Is Rlescsed With Two Legs and Can
Get Along as Well as a
Cat Fish.

Philadelphia, Pa. July 14.-Claire
Lutz of Rochester, man minus arms
but blessed with two feet that are
Wonderfully dextrous, swan about
100 yards in the Schuylkill river and
thereby provided entertainment for
several thousand people who were
Drawn to the Market street and the
Chestnut street bridges by advance
notices of Lutz's feat. The man made
an exceedingly neat dive. from raft
lloated for the purpose. The fact that
an armless man can swim was not
quite SO wonderful when the crowd
saw him kick his way through the
water.
Lutz arose to the surface and calm
siy turned on his back. Like any other
mortal might do. he simply floated.
Alternate kicks from his legs propell-
80 him. His progress was slow, to be
sure, but nevertheless he swan, and
swan much better than many per-
sons possessing two arms can do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-14
Correspondent Dunlap viii Ga No
More News From TAFT Be
cause he Misquoted the
President.
START CRUISE MONDAY
The MayfIower viii Take Spin up
Along the Coast OF Maine
During the Coming
Week.

BEVERLY. MASS July 14.--Some
OF the results Of the investigation of
the working of the Payne-Aldrich tar
III law conducted by the Former Tar
iff Board, now the Tariff Commis-
sion, will occupy part of President
Taft's time after he returns from his
cruise up the Maine coast about Aug
ust i. Announcement was made that
the president will summon to Beverly
the three members of that commit
tee. Prof. H. G. Emery, the chairman,
is expected back from European
Investigating trip Friday. James
Bronson Reynolds, another member,
is still abroad, but about to return,
and Alvah E. Sanders, the third
member, is supposedly In Washing
ton. Prof. Emery and Mr.. Reynolds
have been collecting data to make
comparisons of the cost of produc-
tion here and in Europe.
The cruise of the president UP the
Maine coast is to begin at / o'clock
Monday. The Mayflower, with the
IA CoiuCuL loluliy dnQ SuSStS dDOdIU,
will steam directly for Eastport, Me.
After a stay near Eastport, the May
flower will cruise down through Lu-
bee Narrows, stopping probably at
Bar Harbor, Isleboro and other points
OF interest No engagements have
been made for the president on this
| trip.
Harry L. Dunlap, formerly of st
Louis, but now head OF the Washing
| ton bureau OF the New York World
and its correspondent at the sum
mer capital, last night was excluded
from the correspondents who are re-
ceived by President Taft and Secre-
tary Norton. MIR. Norton SO informed
Mr.. Dunlap in long letter tonight.
| The reason is given that the latter
quoted the president directly, despite
a rule that the president shall not be
SO quoted He says further that the
| quotation was inaccurate. MIR. Dunlap
takes exception to the assertion that
the quotation, which was used in a
'.box' at the beginning of a story
which he wrote about the visit OF
| Collector Loeb to Beverly, was mac
curate in substance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-14
FRIGHTENED WOMAN
TO DEATH
Black Hand Letters Came So Thick
and Fast That Mrs. Young
Died.

COLUMBIA, H., July 14.-Mrs. ia
cob Young 70 years old, died from
the effects. it is believed. of fright,
caused by a receipt of dozens of Black
Hand letters threatening the lives of
herself, her husband and officers
who, for several weeks, guarded her
house in Waterloo, I'll.
The first letter came to the Youngs
last December in Waterloo, and de.
manded that they give to the writer
$4,000 on pain of death. At first no
heed was paid to the threats. But
as they continued to come Young
and his wife reported to the off
cials and a guard was stationed
about their home.
The couple were forced to remove
to East Carondolet, but the death
threats followed them there and
drove them away.
Finally Mr.. and Mrs. Young NOV
ed to Columbia to the home of theil
daughter, but even there they were
the recipients of more threatening
letters. The last one arrived just
after Mrs. Young had begun to re
cover from an attack of nervou!
prostration, and 1t is believed thu
shock killed her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-14
FOLLOW TRAIL
TO The end
Judge Lands Tells Special Grand
Jury Not to Bring Indictments
Against Mere
Names.
PROBING BEEF TRUST
The Most Thorough investigation
Ever Made by the United
States Has Now
Started.

CHICAGO, July 14.-'Do not indict
mere name. Do not indict a corpor-
alton when an individual is RESPONSE
BILE. Follow the trail down to the real
offender"
Judge Lands today, in the forego-
ing statement to the special grand
Jury to investigate the meat trust. car
ried out his plans to indict individuals,
rather than corporations.
He said: TT sometimes happens
that a person about to vio-
late the law, takes another name. lt
such appears to be the case, do not
indict the alias, but follow the trail
until you have located and found out
the real offender"
The investigation is promised to be
the most thorough ever made by the
government Nearly 100 lawyers were
IN court when the charge was given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-14
NEW STAMP FOR
POSTAL BANKS
Many Banks are Applying for Posi-
tIons as Deposltories When
Plan Starts.

WASHINGTON July IA new
postage stamp has been ordered
printed. 1t will be used by postmas-
ters in connection with the postal
savings banks. Instead Of using the
ordinary franked or penalty envelope
for official postal savings bank mail.
special stamps will be issued. enabl.
ing the postal authorities to accurate
ly record the expense of transmitting
postal savings bank mail. 1t is the
purpose of the law that the postal
savings banks should be self-support-
ing, pay interest to depositors, all
clerk hire and mail transportation.
Until the postal savings bank sys-
TEN has. been Installed the new
stamps will be used only on official
mail of the board of trustees. The
stamp will be about the size OF the
present 2-cent stamp, will be printed
in dark color, and will bear the in
scription "U. s. Postal Savings, Off
cial Mail, 2 Cents" The first issue
will be 100000.
Applications from postmasters for
the establishment of postal savings
banks. and from banks for deposits
OF the funds keep pouring in. Among
the postmasters heard from today
were those at Canton, H.; Bancroft
Iowa; Goshen and Muncie, Ind, and
Niles, Mich.
Among the banks asking designa
tion as repositories were: First Ma
tional Bank, Champaign, III; Trus'
National, Duquoin, III; Salem Nation
al. Salem, H., Winnebago County
State Bank, Forest City, Iowa, ane
Burlington Savings Bank, Burlington
lowe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-14
Dubuque Couple Missing But the
Bodies Of Neither Has Been
Found in the
Water.
RATHER HARD KNOT
No Real Evidence That Either One
Jumped OFF of the Bridge
Into The
River.

DUBUQUE, July 14.-Dubuque is
seeking a solution to two mysteries.
Clara Brune, aged seventeen, six
weeks ago disappeared, leaving a note
on the Eagle Point high bridge an
nouncing her intention of jumping off
the structure because of unrequitted
love. The toll keeper declares he
heard splash after the young wo-
man had passed out on the bridge.
The girl had also written three let
'ers to as many persons announcing
her intention of committing suicide.
Assuming she jumped from the
bridge. the river was dragged, but to
no purpose. The nine-day period
passed and still no trace of the body
has been found. The mystery is still
unsolved.
What became of Clara Brune? Did
her clothing become caught in snag?
Did the sand wash over her body and
prevent It's rising to the surface, or
did she, as some believe, write the
notes for a blind, and is still living.
while her people, are offering rewards
for the recovery of her body?
1t was two weeks ago that Nicholas
De Muth, forty-fve years of age and
unmarried, a resident of East Du-
buque. disappeared from his home,
leaving his watch and other valuables
at his home, although taking his re-
volver with him, and has not since
been seen. Bloodhounds were placed
on his trail. The dogs followed what
was presumed to be his track to the
center of Eagle Point high bridge
where they apparently became bewil
dered. The track seemed to end at
about the point where Clara Bruno is
supposed to have jumped off. De
Nuth's people believe he is drowned
but the question arises, what became
of his body?
De Muth had a brother who two
years ago committed suicide by cut
ting his throat.