The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.


The improvement in sentiment noted in this column, some
weeks ago. still keeps There general advance in mining
securities and will probably not be for time but and
again evidence bobs Of willingness the part of the public
TO jump in any life is shown For instance day last week
Stewart marked up approximately IL cents and buying
es begano appear from all directions There nothing
particularly the physical condition Of the property and the
only apparent for the advance the election Of Mr.
Henze the head the company indicating greater degree Of
personal interest to be taken BY him in its direction hereafter
with perhaps greater speculative possibilities in the future This
property is producing regularly good tonnage Of nice milling
has about paid off it's indebtedness and is in position to take
action dividends any time especially in view Of the prob
ability Of increased production at an early date.
The of the Nabob company have also been attracting
attention. and well supported at the advanced price
ALEXANDRIA stock considerable demand in Spokane and
ports consultations furnished for the advance
Whatever the the result is gratifying All general advan-
start this Attention paid Stock then another
and all others advance in sympathy and general rise
We all know that the public buys advancing market
when stocks begin 60 up, all offerings suddenly with
drawn and Of those who seeking to sell when the
kc correspondent become the most anxious buy Dealing
In stocks has always been largely illogical and probably will al
ways remain sohat is the speculative There many
who know what they doing and only buy and sell definite
information carefully worked out but they in
small minority. and their actions scarcely affect prices
Another reassurng feature the past week was the
andaon of Manager W. Clayton Miller Of the Federal
the stockholders their annual meeting in Boston recently
that the company extend its operations and acquiring
properties merit which be brought into the producing
gradually For the past few the company has sought
extend its operations In 1907 when the depression started
tons number of available properties allowed lapse
and with the low price Of lead following there incentive
do extensive and expensive development prospective
ties but with the impending certainty of higher prices for lead the
disposition to branch out again only natural and must be
deed good business judgment 1t is generally understood that
the Star and Alice two properties which the Federal has
approving gances and of not indefinite nature has
stated that offer in the proximity of ST. 600 made
for the STAR and with close 600 in quick the
shape of Bunker Hill Sullivan stock, the acquisition of
both these properties would not be any serious drain the
Federal treasury.
Rumor has also been busy since the of the
tempaed erection Of the Hercules mill Wallace The opinion
il held in quarters that this point chosen that from
the Tamarack Chesapeake be handled there If this
mpaed gives that this splendid property
which has been tied of differences between the
er and present management again be brought to the 'front.'
There is no secret that this property the district which
could Immediately begin shipments extensive scale it
desired and be hoped for the benefit of the stockholders
az well as the good of the district the personal enmy existing
may be made secondary NATTER and the mine permitted take
its place Of the foremost producers Of the Occur dAenes
NO DESIRE FOR EVASION.
commenting npon cnnCrose with.