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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NOTICE Fos PUBLICATION.

Department q tie I-ss-o--
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: XsAgs-- whose p.osE1stScs address
Egn- O-eg0l- 6sG On -h= z7-A
Zv Of Ocroos-. 1S$ t5ls II this
1Ees SEo-z Statement and Appll-
9-zO-. No t-As, 10 pEch&se -as
NEa. Me-. So : and NV NV
Section S. TcEEsnip l N0--a,
azass - E4s-. WElzoe-le Meridian.
md -H4 timber thereon. under ne
u-ovlslUas ot Chs az ot June :. 1s7&
md zr-s aos15aEo-y- 0cEr as ne
Timber and Slo1e Law, a. s=eh
vzlus az night bs fixed hy zpzEsls@
3s1C. and that pursuant 10 s1cE Gp-
{ .---slsO-. -hs 2ant and timber here
II have tss- APPRAISED. eC s-4l-s
-hs timber sSlDa1s5 80 ~. b-oa-I
t=s- aC . cents Per ". and ne lAnC
szs.-5- rnal sand applicant I'll ottei
proof L suppoJ o. hs- zpplez
lo- and s~o-z statement o. IN:
-1l dsy 0 Oeso5e-. 1910. before ID
l-Eg1s.e- and Receiver A. As CuhlsE
S-a.=s LAID Ottlce. ar Ia S-z1o=
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passzr 1ss2ss. ~ Ting = eUuOSc
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NoTlcE HoR PuBLEcATloN.

NDlAE EOR C5-AAI1ON-
Department uf he Inferior.
:. s Land Os1oe a. Ia Grznde,
Oregon. Sept 5. 1910.
Notles Is hereby given Ihs. Ve-ss
Su-1rs-, formerly Versa B-umbaea.
Q. Enterprise, Oregon, vino. on Sep
.sut.=r md, 1Sss, made Homestead
Eocry No 1sz1s. Serial, No esele.
fU- Sw14 Nw& Wa sw1s. See
=, and SE5s NEs4, Section q. Town
ship I North. Range As East, William
el1s Meridian has flied notice Of IL
Isa-iOn 10 mike FScsl ttveIesr Proof
% establish claim 20 the land z5oye
described, before C. NJ. lockwood
l. & Commissioner. az his office. al
Enterprise. oFsguc. Oh the 18Th day
Of October, 1916
Cl2iDeuE names as Witnesses
waller Sutherland. OF Enterprise. Or
agO1- Eoas- Brunbas6, Of Innshe
Oregon. Waldo Chese, ot Innaha,
Or=gD1. HAIRY vaughan, O. Imnah2,
O-90- 4c5
2 c. BrznEeE. Register.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
United States Land Notices
NoTEE aoR PUBLICATION

NOTEE H0E PCBLCATt0S
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NoTlcE RoR PrgLEtAT1oN.

NJ AE EO2 = o-4LA- : 4--N-
Department o. ne Inferior
!. 3 Land Office a. Ia Grg1de
Oregon, September E-o. 1915
Nos5ee Is hereby given -h2r Joseph
Lord. r. ZuDEzlr- Oregon. who
u March 1G-a. 1915. : a5e IEs2e
st=eo Entry No 1874 20 eGs,---. so-
E- NV Nwa. Me-. So II
nd SwA. SEa. SssS5Oz : T9~4sall
: NORTH. Range - E2s-, Wil-=Dscls
Ee-idizr. has He'd uO-iee ot 5ztez-
i5Oz TO make Final F5Es-Year Pr0F
10 establish claim 70 Inc land above
lsserI5s5. before W G BoaEme1.
County Cie-t q Wz1lp<z C0an-y
q hs Office. ~ E7Ge-2-ise. O-g0o-
X 1he 76.h eay Of Oeloos-, 1915
Cls1Dau1 naues Is EiLDessss.
EsnrT Zuzwzle. Omar J s-ab1ls-
5eid- La Dale. and y0sspA Gil. Al
u ZnEzF, Orsgoz- 4c
?. c. Bs1WsM, Reglsse-.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice IS hereby given that ths
Undersigned Bertha Price has been
appointed executrix Of the last VIII
and testament Of August Price. DE-
ceased, BY the County Court Of Waa'
iowa County. Oregon. and has QUAIL
he'd as such executriI- AL persons
holding claims against the estate q
August Price, deceased. are hereby
notified TO present the same. win
proper vouchers. within six Don-As
from the date Of this notice. 70 the
undersigned executrix At her home u
Enterprise, Oregon.
Dated this tn day Of September,
1910. 3c5
BERTHA PRICE. EIecuirlx-
J. A. BURLEGH, Attorney for E1-
eeutrix.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is nereby gives TIA. .ss.- he nn-
dersigned Jane K Deushery hs
been appointed by the County CoaN
ot wallowa County. Oregon. as sc
minisrscrix Of the estate Of james
J. Daagherty deceased and nas
dusy qualified IS such adninisa'
trix- An persons having eis'ns
against said estate are he'eO'
notified TO present the same to ens
Undersigned administrative. vNniA
six months from the date OF ens
notice. and duly verified as requires
BY law. az her rssidenoe a. JospA'
Oregon
Dated this 7ch day Of Sep'eD
Der, 1910.
JANE K. DAUGHERTf.
Administrserlx-
J. A. BURLElGH, Attorney for 40
ministratrsx.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
s.NNe --E COUNTY,

II u6 sl1EE q parry o-a-cls
Sz7s ~ rc11C X C2E s1-o1s-
s1zs auzE tE-s- P@azle have
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
Legal Advertisements
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given chat the un-
dersisned Jane X Deugher-y has
been appointed by tbs County Courl
Of WalsOxs County, Oregon, as ad-
uEiscrztrix Of the estate Of Waiter
NJ DsrgheHy. deceased. and mas
duly qualified as sucd sdminls-ra-
trix- AL persons having elaims
against said estate are hereby
notified 10 present the same 90 the
undersigned adminiscrat-ix, within
SIX months from date Of this notice,
and duly verified a. required By law,
81 her residence 81 Joseph, Oregon.
Dated Septsmbs- :, 1910
JANE K DAUGHERTT.
AdminiScrarix.
y. A BURLE1GH, Attorney for Al
min iscrstrtx. scs
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NOTICE. FoR PUBLICATION.

DrraEDea- of he Interior
I. s Land Otfscs ss La GRANGE, Or
eg0z. July 18Th. 1915.
N0cles Is hereby given thae Elmer
J. Jewell whose post-otFice address
: E1larV-Lss. Wsllows County. Or
sgu1. did, Of he 1eth day Of No
Fense-. 1853. Tie u this Office
sET1 Statement and Application
No S7Z57. ID purchase he S1s SWx.
Ssci5Oa =. Township North, Range
= East. willamette Meridian. and
The timber thereon, under The pro
9--1o-s 0 the act Of June 3. 1878.
ard ais sDenda.ory. known % he
IiuDer and Stone Law" Al such
Fzi7@ ss ngoe be fixed By eppraise-
mat and chat. Pursuant 20 such ap-
pllez-2on. the land and timber there
n have been appraised. Al 500 90
ne timber estimated $1,000 board
tss- a. - ccs- psr NJ, and the land
$3.50; thai said applicant will offer
IlIal pEoG II support Of his applica-
ION aud sworn statement on the
ZsEn day Of oetobe-. 1910. before c.
n LOekEOOd linked States Commits
sloneT, a. FL -erpriss. Oregon.
AHy pe-s-sa is ar liberty 20 protes.
-a4s E--t4-ss before entry, or ini
l-z1s : contest al any tine bssors
patent issues. b. fling 9 eorrobo
-s-ed affidavit IN this office. aleg
ing tse-s which would dstear the
szt9- 59c11
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NOTICE FoR PCBLC4TEON-Iso-
LATED TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SALE

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N01es IL asrsh! Evsn -na-, zs
directed 1T ne CoDu1s@o1e- o. -as
Genera Land Ottes. u1ds- p-OTis-
lozs OF Ar- Ot Congress approved
June = 1-< gS+ S-sz- 511s. Es
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es- b15de-- at = O'Clock Z II o.
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Z " N Serial No 1871
Any persoas claiming adversely
1as sbOEe-dsscrlled land are al
Tsed 10 lie lhslr claims. Or otiec-
.ioes. o. o. before ne -iue dezE
Zz1e6 tO- sale 5z%
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NOTICE FoR PvBLlcATlo,X.


Department of ths Iu-e-5o-.
United States Land O1t1ee A. La
Grza6s. O-sgDr Ssge- 6. 1870
No1se Is hs-ssF given saar Cas--
5e< a L0Ssey- o. E11s-Y-1se- Ore
g0z- E5o. oz Nay z1sz. 1858. made
Homestead Enry No 1873 Serial
No asseE. fo- G- Nw& Nh sE
= S@ez5on q Township ! S01Gh-
Rzngsss EzSt, W5lEzns-ls Me-idiZz,
has lied so15ce o ansslfs0z 70 nzks
Fasl eDD-.&ESo1 proof. 20 sssGb-
asa claim 70 tae and shCEe 6sserlz-
-. before w G BoGrDan, Csanty
Clerk 0f NiaEOEE ca. A. MS office.
Il Ear=-PEss. o-=gOc. on tbs 1szh
dzF q Oe.ober, 18EB-
Cszsnzrt Names Is Witnesses.
J1D=s 4 EhirDsr- and william Z
T=sszrz. Of Enss-F-sss, Oregon, and
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
NOTICE FOR PCBLIC4TION-ISO
LATED TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE
D.soarauenr Of ne IntsFso-.

EL5-l- -A-ND BALI
Department OF ehs Inferior
c. s Land O-tlce gr Ia GEaade. Or
goz. August 151a, 1910
NOLie= : hereby given that. q
di-srls6 by -he CoER1ssSooe- Ot ths
Genera Lsa6 OEfice, u1de- pFUT1s-
s01s n A=- a Congress approved
June -. 1855 SsG Sce1s- s175, Ne
vii offer Al puoIle s2l=- ID zhs ahgh-
sst bidder. a. Il O'elOek a n o.
las 1s:a cay q Or.oS-s-. 1915. a. lhis
office 1hs f0lso~iag-osse-losd land
The Ng74 NE3s Sex =. 7 l 6
2 "A Z W- n Serial No. g75SS-
Any ps-3o1s Gaining adEsrss1g Il.
2boFs-dsscrIb=d saoc are s6Tlszd &c
lie ths1- eszi-s- q as!=c-iO1s d
. before -ae tine dsslgns@@d 50.
sz74 5ses
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r. -s -a1-s coming 50 eG--y II
=--= s1o5 vrs--s- -znes Grass >
-l-zz5y vs- along II ths c4-v0ls-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

E1l5 --1-< j. MS co17sT-ao-
bumper u1=s- III U2e. better Eaz-
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

NOTICE FO3 PUBLICATION
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

= J S-cEney. and Bruce L.le, Of
5Oospa, Oregon 4c5
2 c BznEel. Register.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

r c BrznWel. Register,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

values are not such as to Justify
shipping. 1t was expected that the
new knight smelter would be able
to handle these ores at profit but up
to the present time nothing has been
done along that line.
Utah Metals, comprising the hold
ings of the Bingham Central Stand
ard and Bingham Metals companies,
Is one of the properties now COM
manding much attention. The hold
ings of this company are surrounded
by the Last chance, United States
Boston Co., and otner properties OF
recognized merit and comprise 5000
acres of valuable territory. A H.
900 foot tunnel is now being driven
on this property and Is in over g.
900 feet. When completed 1t will
come out on the Tooele side. close to
the new smelter. The company hsa
very recently ordered about $4,000
worth of modern machinery and
when this is installed work will be
rushed with all possible speed. 1t IL
the opinion of number of prominent
mining engineers, that number OF
valuable lodges will be cut by tho
tunnel before 1t reaches 5000 feet.
The company is in excellent financial
condition; big block of the treas
ury stock having recently been un-
derwritten by large eastern firm.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

sidered the most import ant strike
yet made on this property and
should have the effect of making the
stock much sought for at the present
price of $1.00 per share.
MCDONALD ELY-Work has not
yet been started on this property
but the next few days may bring the
word which will start things going
at once. General Manager Nc
Donald has not yet set the date for
the turning on the steam. He has
stated, however, that the mine will
soon resume operations with pros
poets of its becoming one OF the very
best in the district.
ELY CONSOLIDATED i'm
portant discoveries in the American
and Zack shafts during the past few
days have been large factors in as
sisting the market actions of this
issue through the general train. Ely
Con-, showed considerable strength
and maintained good mark, av-
eraging about IS cents for the week.
One of the latest noteworthy hap
penings to this property since the
QlSCONeTitS mduc III Tue AdCk duu
American shafts, was the visit o.
s. M. Levy, president and genera
manager of the company. In com
menting upon conditions in the Zacl
shaft, Mr.. Levy stated that the cross
cut on the 400 has penetrated tn
ore body about 20 feet and tha
there is no sign of another wal
Drifts have been run north an
south and both of these are in ore
1t is an oxide of copper and range
from per cent up. AS soon as tn
weather moderates pump will b
, installed and sinking in the shat
will be continued, the idea being Il
: get down into the sulphide ore. Tn
good reports coming from this prop
erty are most encouraging to hold
ers of stock in this issue and ther
is a firm belief that the stock will
soon be selling at a much highe
; ngure.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

port on the Mason Valley ores and
who has been engaged to superin-
tend the building of the plant.
Colorado continues to hang
around the rs cent mark, which
would be but fair figure were the
property only prospect but when
1t Is known that ore enough has been
DiocKed out in the mine to pay that
figure In dividends, the price at
which 1t Is now selling is altogether
too low. Ii this company passed in
to other hands, there is absolutely
no question but 1t would double in
price within a couple of months. 1t
Is claimed by many that the property
has been thoroughly explored and
that all the ore within the confines
of the Colorado lines has been block
ed out and that 1t Is impossible to dis
cover other veins. The same theory
was entertained years ago about
hundreds of other properties which
are today paying dividends.
Iron Blossom came to the front
during the week and shot up 13 cents
in rapid nre order. 1t is positively
known that this property has an i'm
mense tonnage of low grade ore at
the south end and enough high
grade material at the north end to
insure quarterly dividends for con-
siderable period. The low grade ore
bodies have been followed to depth
of 1900 feet and improve in values
with depth. At the north end, the
ore went up against porphyry dyke
but work enough has not been done
to determine whether or not the ore
shoot has been cut out or whether 1t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

are such as to make Foreman Snyder
believe that conditions prevailing
underground will give a good ac-
count of themselves when explored
on the tunne- level.
.SUCCESS-Not the
apparent inactivity or all of the
stocks. this new offering on the local
market has found many staunch ad-
mirers and many of the local buyers
who have not already taken some of
the issue, are preparing to do SO.
The remarkable strikes made on this
property during the past ten days
bid fair to make 1t one of the richest
in the state and wise traders are
availing themselves of the opportun.
ity to get in at the initial treasury
stock offering price. Since our las
letter, report has Deen made or
the assay of the ore encountered II
the east drift of the 200-foot level
wo assays were made from averag,
samples of the ore. The galena re
turned $780, in gold and silver
and 1850 per cent lead, while the
gray carbonates returned $31.2C
gold and silver and 61.50 per cent
lead. The entire drift is in good
solid ore. of which the above sam
pies are fair averages. This is con
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23
Nelcs Of the Mines Metals and Stock Market
Jdlt Lake Market In Much Better Forn--JNds0n UaAey
Expected to Reach $500 This Month---Ohers of List

SALT LAKE, Jan. Special
to the News.) Trading on the Salt
Lake Stock exchange started off ex-
ceedingly quiet at the beginning OF
the week but midway changed ma
terially for the better. With the ex-
ception of Columbus, all of the issues
either held their own or made good
advances. Sioux. Iron Blossom and
Mason Valley did more to give the
market a healthy complexion, than
any of the other stocks. Colorado
registered gain of few cents over
last weeks closing. Iron Blossom,
for the first time since listed, sold
higher than Colorado.
Should the several issues wnich
have advanced this week keep their
upward tendency lor the next month,
a number OF investors would be able
to play even on their purchases.
Mason Valley continues to hold
the center of the stage, selling at a
little higher figure each session of
the exchange. 1t sold as high as
$2.45 last Thursday, the highest In a
number of months. Those who have
been predicting this issue would
reach SO before the end of the month
seem to have gotten inside informa-
tion. A number of holders In Ma
son Valley are looking for some an
nouncement 20 be made soon from
New York to the effect that con-
structiOn of the new smelter will be
commenced in tne spring.
The company has erected a modern
home at Mason, which is to be occu-
pied by Jules Lebarth, who has re-
Gently submitted an exhaustive re-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

will follow the dyke down Indefinite
ly. This issue looks like an ex-
ceptionally good buy at the present
price.
Sioux was the particular issue
which made the shorts look for
shelter. 1t jumped from 32 cents to
AZ without giving them a chance to
cover. The advance was not due to
any encouraging news from the mine
but 1t is known that large blocks of
the stock are held in the east, and
when once there it is hard to get 1t
back again. For that reason the
bulls took advantage of existing con-
ditions and showed the price up.
Those in position to know, claim
this issue Is short considerably over
100000 shares, which means there
will be more or Tess squeezing dur
ing the next few months.
Columbus did the toboggan stunt
to the tune of IA cents during the
first few days of the week. This
property continues to look exceed
ingly well from the production stand
point but the suit involving a large
amount, which was recently brought
against it had the effect of making
a number of small holders let go.
Had this action been filed several
months ago, there are many inves-
tors who like to short stocks whose
bank accounts would be in a more
fiourishing condition today.
Black Jack holds around 10 cents
and is not likely to make much of
an advance, owing to condition Of its
treasury. Inis property has world
OF low grade ore blocked out, but the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

The pumps are driven by Synchron-
Gus motors, which serve the double
function of motors for pumping or
generators for electricity when there
is an overflow of water from Duck
Creek.
The water supply work has been
under the charge of Mr.. Lindsay
Duncan, mechanical engineer for the
Steptoe company. and Mr.. John
Bouse has had the pipe. tunnels and
reservoir contracts.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

the furnaces. To guard against ac-
cidents or to supply a possible de-
ficiency. an auxiliary pumping plant
was installed at the McGill springs
in the valley near the smelter to
pump the water from these springs
to the reservoir above the power
house that we mentioned before. Two
four-stage centrifugal pumps are To-
Gated at this station. both working
against a head of $50 feet, of suf-
ficient capacity for all emergencies.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

at the same time obviating the use
of the circulating pumps in the pow
er house All the water that can be
used again at the mill is repumped
from the blaisdell cut to the head or
top of the mill and used once more
In the concentrating of the ore. The
overflow from the blaisdell tanks
that which is too muddy or Shiny to
be repumped is conveyed to the re-
yerberatory through an open sluice
box and used to wash the Stag from
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23
COPPER METAL MARKET.

There has not been much in the
way of buying of copper this week.
but the tone Of the market has held
firm. Lake is IA cents bid and elec-
trolytic 13% cents. The statement
issued by the Copper Producers as
sociation was favorable to the extent
of showing a reduction of more than
II 100000 pounds in the surplus. ;.
but the small output of the Butte
mines last month had led many to
expect even larger reduction. The
combined figures for Europe and the
United States show reduction of but
100000 pounds In the surplus dur
ing the month of December.
There are many evidences that the
output Is now being curtailed, and II
this policy is followed by the pro-
ducers long enough, it is sure to re-
suit not only in large reduction in
the surplus, but In higher prices for
the metal. There is little doubt but
that the consumption is steadily in
creasing, and will continue to do %
for some time to come. This is after
all the most important feature OF the
situation. Some of the wiremakero
report a large demand and the brasa
manufacturers are still running at
full capacity. 1t is certain that the
best posted interests are looking for
higher metal prices before the month
is out, and Delieve that We are to
have two or three years of very
heavy consumption of copper. Under
these conditions the surplus will soon
cease to be a factor, and producers
] should be able to rely on receiving
not less than Is cents for thier pro-
duct. The question of whether there
is a merger or not has become
secondary, as the true values of the
properties are determined by the
price of the metal and the size of the
demand.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

ELY CONSOLIDATED noted
in the News yesterday morning, Ely
Consolidated has entered some excel
lent appearing ground between the
lime and porphyry, the ore being
very rich and promising development
into a considerable body. Ely Con-
solidated people yesterday were high
ly enthusiastic over the development
and feel confident that 1t means not
only great deal to the company but
also a great deal TO the district as a
whole. The work in the new ore has
not proceeded far enough to
warrant positive assertions, but II
certainly looks like another big boost
for the lime.
CENTENNIAI,-Fo Sol Sny-
der and his men have now driven
the tunnel on this property to ap-
proximately 2S0 feet and have en-
countered vein matter which ap-
pears TO be dipping just as it is in
the shaft, believed TO be the foot
wall of the seond ledge. Samples OF
quartz, showing good values in iron
and copper have oeen taken from
the face but 1t will require the work
of several more shifts to determine
the extent of value of the new find.
Surface showings and explorations