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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
(Statesman)

iOltltNIlduj
With all ground within five miles
on the north and east and o miles
on the south of the Bourne disco
cry, in the Jarbidge country staked,
practically no real development work
has been done in the district this
winter, according to a letter received
Saturday from l. A. Dwight, a we'll
known Boise prOspectOr, who has
now been in the camp for almost
two months. The North Star group,
the first claims located, and the Turo
& Pollock group, he declares give
wonderful promise, the former as a
high-grade proposition, and the latter
for quantity of low-grade ore. Most
reports, he says, which have ap
peared in the papers are over exag-
Grated, and are giving forth the i'm
preston that it is a 'hot-air boom.
''The deepest shaft in the district
is about 40 feet" he stated. This
shaft is on the property owned by
Turo & Pollock. Their veins lies be-
tween two rhyolite dykes The shaft
is seven feet in width and all in ore.
| cannot say how wide the vein is
but they have neither wall as yet
The vein filling is a white sugar
quartz. and it all pans free gold
I think it would run $40 per ton.
This property, I believe, is o. K. AS
to the Bourne property, it is without
doubt a bonanza on the surface. but
I do not pretend to say how it will
show up with depth 1t also has
rhyolite walls, and the big wide vein
stands IS or 20 feet above the sur
face.
ar IL ,,o+ I1ro,,7 v.bof tho AVERAGE
is across the vein, but there are very
rich sections of auriferOus whitish
quartz turned a salmon color, max
ing beautiful specimens. Some of
this ore will run up into the thous-
ands. The telluride ore is the rich
est. and the tellurium is here.
1T is very rough country to
prospect in. and the weather has
been fierce-a blizzard every day
and night The winter has been
severe. and little development done
Prospecting now is confined to the
ridges. which are partially bare
There will be danger from snow
lslides when a thaw comes.
"There are about 200 men in the
district and more coming daily anc
a few going out. The wagon road
from Three Creeks to Hot Springs
is fairly good. From the latter point
to the camp supplies are packed II
at . cents a pound. Flour is Sll.5l
per cwt and everything else in pro
portion Each man in the distric
pays 81 a month to have his mai
, brought in from Three Greeks.
"The country all looks goods al
J any high colored' country formation
does. but a prospector must find
vein or dyke that has broker
through the rhyolite before he get
the values
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
(Statesman)

TWIN FALLS, Feb Three
groups of claims we're purchased for
cash in Jarbidge within the last four
day by Ed Roberts, superintendent
of the DAILY West and Daily Judge
mines and tunnel, of Park City,
Utah. and in addition to creating
sensation in the camp, where the
prospectors had not anticipated the
arrival of anybody who would pay so
literally for properties, without eX-
tended physical examinations, Rob-
erts' announcements upon return
from the district here created great
er furore than had the operations of
any preceding Jarbidge visitor.
Roberts entered it quite pessimistici
he emerged from Jarbidge speaking
more enthusiastically concerning It's
possibilities for producing gold than
of the other heavier professional and
technical magnates who are num-
bered among its prospectors bent on
acquiring holdings
Z was in Jarbidge three days, ne
said. land was shown as much or II
as could be seen when the ground
is covered with snow; but notwith-
tsanding these conditions, l became
convinced that it is a great showing
ana tndl the lillt W get III vas NV
He then explained that in addition
to purchasing the Legitimate group
of seven claims adjoining on the
southeast the bonanza group owned
bv ID. A. Bourne and his associates
in the North Star Mining company of
Boise. he acquired 10 claims about
100 feet west of Pavlock and
Teuro's Arizona properties and an
other group of six claims west of the
Pick and Shovel group owned by te
Twin Falls-Jarbidge Development
company, Of which F. ID. Kimball of
Salt Lake is president On all the
claims / bought" Mr.. Roberts eX-
planned. "there are very good show
ings. Their ores I tested Will pan
what might be called high grade but
the amount of gold they show in the
blister test indicates that these ores
will assay anyhow as much as $50
per ton
These are all surface showings
I will say that ] never saw so great
"a showing on the surface and thai
-Iarbidge is a big country. l left ml
partner. c. II. Lamb. of Salt Lake
there to buy more claims. We didn
20 in on a shoestring, but with the
cash. and the Legitimate group wa.
bought and paid for on the spot
and I brought the deed out with me
This group abuts right up against The
Bourne ledge and ! believe it extends
through my property. While the
Bourne is the greatest showing il
the district. the Arizona group, o
which Pavlock and Teuro were thu
discOyerers. is almost as good, an'
the Pick and Shovel showing is an
other big one.
ION the west of the Bourne ant
Belmont is also a wonderful show
ing. / sampled ore from the Bourn
that would go S40O to $500 per tot
and undoubtedly much of it will e
great deal higher.
"Jarbidge has not been Overstate
by the reports which have gon
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10

The Maverick is on sale at viii
sons News Stand.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
Whitman College.

Whitman College. Walla Walla,
Wash. Feb. with the beginning
of the second semester a new course
i'm the study of childhood and adj
olesconce Will be established in the
Department of Psychology and Edu-
cation in Whitman College. Profess
sor j. r. Williams, PHI, ID. will give
the course. The hour of meeting
viii be on Saturday at 10 a. m in
order that people of the town and
public school teachers may be able
to make use of the opportunity
which is offered for a modern. up
to-date and thoroughly scientific
discussion of the all-important mat
ter Of the psychology of childhood
and youth.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
SIS per box for Delicious

Eight boxes Delicious the Denver National Arrlc
Show, sold SIS 100 box while box sold for SIS co.
- w Murphy. Glenwood. Iowa.
That is the worlds record price for apples All the news
papers reported TIT further opened the eyes of planters
everywhere Only surprising quality complete apple
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all that and more.
If you have yet planted Delicious your paintings
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don't another Ii is the greatest pohp producer
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Don't be deceived by interruptions nurseymen offering
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Send your order eary-our immense stock will be
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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
Politics and Politicians.

Twenty nine of the forty eight
cities of New York state now have
Democratic mayors.
The Woman's Democratic State or
ganization is the latest figure in the
political arena in Colorado.
Senator Bailey of Texas will de-
liver the annual address before the
ohio State Bar association at its con-
vention next july
The women of Aberdeen, S. d., cast
one-fOurth of all the votes in a re-
cent election to decide upon an is
sue of bonds for a high school build
ing.
Francis E. McGOvern. former dis
trict attorney of Milwaukee, has made
formal announcement of his candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
for governor of Wisconsin.
A certain element of Maine Repub-
licans propose to make an effort to
defeat the reelection of Senator Eu-
gene Hale, whose present term will
expire year hence.
Thomas NJ. Osborne who was re-
Gently chosen chairman of the Dem
Ocratic league of New York is look
ed upon as likely candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor.
Connecticut Republicans have been
stirred by the announcement that
Charles A. Goodwin, a prominent law
yer of Hartford, will enter the con-
test for the Republican gubernatorial
nomination
Clark Williams continues to be the
most talked of man for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor of
New York. Mr.. Williams is state con-
+ troller and is regarded as a man Of
the Hughes tyne
Robert Turnbull. Democrat, will in
all probability be chosen to succeed
the late Representative Francis r..
Lassiter of the Fourth Virginia dis
trict A special election to fill the
vacancy will be held next month
An effort will be made to elect in
surgent Republicans in all of the Iowa
/ congressional districts now replesen-
ted by standpatters. Whether the
insurgents shall also contest for state
offices has not yet been decided.
There are now five entries in the
race for the Democratic nomination
for governor of Alabama. The con-
testants are w d. Serd of Tuscaloosa,
S. d. WeaRley of Birmingham, Col
Emmett O'Neal of Florence. H. S. ID.
Mallory of Selma and Charles Hen
derson, president of the state rail-
road commission.
The next platform to be adopted
by the Democratic party in California
will probably declare in favor of leg
islation securing to municipalities
counties and the state the initiative
referendum and recall. which was
given its first radical test a year
ago in the city of Los Angeles.
The term of Senator Thomas II
Carter. Republican, of Montana. viii
expire next spring Already there i.
a battle royal going on in the state
! for and against Senator Carter's re-
election The old line Republican,
) are said to be solidly arrayed in favor
! of Senator Carter. and among these
j men are some who have fought side
] by side with Carter ever since he be
S came a power i'm the councils of The
Republican party The opposition e
Senator Carter comes from insurg
ents.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
Selected JOrbidge News

forth / do not care to publish the
prices that I gave for the properties
as that is a private business matter
The intention is to Immediately pro-
coed to start work on them and
shall go to Boise from here and then
to Salt Lake"
Roberts confident praise of the
district heightened the already foam
ing enthusiasm, which has been. at
tanning a higher and higher degree
here every day since investors be-
gan to get into the Jarbidge district.
ID. A. Bourne father Of Jarbridge
gold camp arrived in Twin Falls to-
day en- route to the camp. after hav-
ing visited eastern and coast cities.
Capital News)
hurley. Feb. "A letter from
G.. A. Ransom, partner of the firm
of Stedman & Ransom, of Burley,
dated January 25, was received to-
day from Jarbidge. In his letter he
says: Arrived in several pieces
four days ago and am well located on
the one business street of Jarbridge
The sign I erected this morning over
forlorn lookinf 12x16 tent, pro-
claimed to the world that the first
store in what will be one of the
greatest gold camps in the country
was open for business.
There seems to be no question
but what this will be a great camp
by experts and old miners alike, this
is conceded, and every indication
points to 5000 people in here in 90
days. There is no way to tell ac
curately how many men are in here
now, but it is estimated that there
are about $50 or 175, with more com
ing in every day.
] "A force of men and teams arrived
at the Hot Springs a few days age
and are now at work on a wager
road into the camp. The trail into
here is not as bad as has been pic
tured by most people, and the pack
ers are keeping people in Ignorance
of true conditions so that they car
charge the exhorbitant price of
cents per pound for / , miles abou
seven of which is an open bench land
"There is a towniste on a quart
claim in the canyon of Jarbidg
creek, and this is being sold in tow
lots, title being given to holders o
lots as soon as patent is received
which will probably be in 80 days
New claims are being located ey
cry day. but there is so much DANCE
from snow slides that some of tn
best country has to be left to be pros
pected in the spring
He further states that there ar
several Nevada capitalists in tn
camp looking over the prospects.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10

The Maverick is on sale at VIII
sons News Stand.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
General Stock

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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
OBSERVANCE OF LENT.

Few People Know History Of Ash
Wednesday-Ob Now As II
Was In the Early Centuries.
With the exception of Good Friday.
there is no more solemn day in the
church year than Ash Wednesday.
which was celebrated Wednesday.
Feb. 9. says the Statesman Every
body understands that it is the first
day of Lent: but that it has not
always been included in Lent doubt
less is a fact little known The fol-
lowing interesting account of the his
tory of the day is taken from the
New York Sun:
In the fifth and sixth centuries
Lent began with the succeeding sun
day and continued for six weeks
which. with the omission of Sundays
would be SO days AT what time Ash
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
Capital News)

iAdDltdl news
c. r. Harris of this city has Just
returned form a two-months' locating
trip to Jarbidge 1T is going to be
a corking good camp" declared he,
the best the country has ever seen
A section eight miles long by four
miles wide has been staked out al
ready yet the rich mineral zone has
not begun to be touched as yet. The
surface indications. according to all
the old-time prOspectors who have
been in every camp from Alaska to
Mexico. There has rot been sufficient
development work to indicate wheth-
er or not great mines will be found
there, because there has not been
sufficient time for that purpose, but
the surface indications are such that
there is every confidence in the world
that Golddeld and Cripple Creek are
not in it with Jarbidge.'
Mr. Harris in the interests of HIM
self and l.. J. Weaver, with whom he
is associated. has staked out IS
claims in what he considers the best
part of the new camp, although he
states that there is a belief that the
best part of the camp will be on the
east side of Jarbidge mountain,
which has not yet been prospected
at all since the recent discoveries.
There were about 300 people in
the camp when | left there, but l
met a perfect stream of people all
the way out from Jarbidge to Twin
Falls" he stated q should Judge
that l met no less than Z 8 people on
the way in with large numbers wait
ing and preparing to go in from Twin
Falls and Bull, to say nothing of
any that may be preparing to go, or
be on the way from Mountain Home,
Nampa or other Quitting points"
The road from Twin Falls is past
Bollister, the Salmon river dam and
OF to wilkins island, about 1 . miles
beyond Three Greek, from which
place supplies have to be sent in by
the use of pack animals But the
road over which driving can be
done. Mr. Harris pronOunces in fine
shape and states that good time can
be made, though the effort of the
Twin Falls Stage company to make
the distance in a day has been found
80 be improbable and station
at some point on the route will have
TO be established.
he Bell Telephone company is ar
ranging to extend its HOLSTER line OF
10 the Salmon river dam and from
there on to Jarbidge A force Of mel
is now ready to begin work, and j
is expected the telephone will be-
working into Jarbidge within yer,
short time.
Food prices are high in the new
camp. Persons going into the CAM
viii be able to secure sufficient pro
visions, as stores have already beef
established, and on his way out Mr.
Harris met men going in with anothe
grocery outfit, a lodging house ant
a saloon. Bedding, however, had bes
be taken in with the pilgrim to tn
new gold shrine. Food prices at tn
present may be judged from the fol
lowing quoted by Mr.. Harris:
III
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-10
Took All His Money.

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-23
WORKERS INSTITUTE
OPENS At !. ". c. A.
Many Delegates Arrive From Sur
rounding Cities.
WOMAN'S MASS MEETING
Seven National Department Secre-
taries Gather at State Convention
DIR. Anna /. Prown and Miss
HoImquist Will Speak.

MadisOn.-The first volunteer work
ers' institute ever held in Wisconsin
under the auspices of the Young
Women's Christian association opened
in the Y. w. G. A. building, 1874 Jack
/ son street
For the first time in the history Of
the Y. w. G. A. seven national de-
partment secretaries gathered at
state conference, and for the first
time in the history of this state the
surrounding Y. w. G. A. organizations
are to send delegates to this city to
confer upon methods of cooperation
in the association work.
Delegations arrived from Madison.
Racine, Beaver Dam and La Crosse,
to remain until the close Of the in
stitute.
Some Of the important questions to
be discussed will be how best to pro-
vide recreative and social work, and
the best means of continuing indus
trial work. The industrial depart
ments which send representatives
into the shops and factories to inter
est the girl employees at noon or after
work at night, have made remarkable
progress in the past few months.
The department is comparatively
new and is considered one Of the
most important in the association
work.
One of the interesting features of
the institute will be the woman's
mass meeting in the association
building. 1t will be addressed by DR..
Anna L. Brown, national secretary
of the department of physical educa-
ton, and by Miss Louise Holmquist.
Doctor Brown has made a reputa-
for herself among Y. w. c. A. work
ers by her introduction of the ideas
Of special training of girl workers in
the care of their health in respect to
their work. She believes that each
girl should receive special instruction
of this kind, as her health needs diff
ferent consideration if she is doing
sedentary work than if she is much
upon her feet; if she is in an unven-
tilated work room or if she is out of
doors. She is also an exponent of
the movement for the dissemination
of a wider knowledge among young
girls of their physical bodies and the
functions of the different organs
This she believes necessary if the
social evil is to be stamped out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-23

Circuit Court, Grant county.
Catharine Day, Plaintiff.
VS.
Henry lie Febvre and Zettie lie Febvre, his
wife: d E, Hartman and Nettie G. Hartman.
his wife; Johh G. Trip and Sarah B.
Trip. his wife. Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN To the said
defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear with.
in twenty days after service OF this sum-
mons. exclusive of the day of service. and
defend the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid; and in case { f your failure so to
do, Judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the complaint;
Of which a copy is herewith served upon
you.
BROWN. BRENNAN & CARTHEW.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Pc Address Lancaster. Grant County, Wis
Ist ms. Oct. 18th; last ms. Nov. 23rd.
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Observation-Disclosures mine

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