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Arizona republican., 1910-03-16

FOR SALE-Five acres. in alfalfa i; 4-rOom house. conveniently located Price $25OO. Easy terms. Thomas end Of Indian School car line. bm FOR SALE-5-room brick; electric lights. gas, nice shade, etc. Price s20OO TeTms-S3O0 cash. balance monthly. FOR SAIE-One brick house of three trick rooms and two frame. near Grand avenue. Terms: S2O0 or S3O0 cash, bal ance monthly. One nice new frame bungalow on Grand avenue. Price Sl115 Terms: slG0 cash. balance monthly.
 See GROOM & BARRETT,
 15 North First Avenue.
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FOR RENT-T'ypewriter in good con diton. Address Box l96, GO RepublI- can ds
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WANTED-Maid for general house. work. s50 North Central Ave. Phone Main 903 bn
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18

Notice Il hsfsbs sitsn hat ~ meeting Of the
dif,c,oss held the 1std ~ q June 1870 the fore.
soins Sale VA postponed to The 9Th day OF Aug.
nat 1910. q the sanne plaee and hour.
All. rEAfHERsrONE. Secretary
Golden win1ie Tungsten Mining Company,
timitsd.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18
AVERY SECTION IS PROMISING

Mining conditions in the st.
Joe country are showing much
activity. G. ]. Sullivan. a min
ing expert who inspected the
country with a party of engin-
GERS, says:
Around Avery there are about
10 properties working this sea.
son. The Booster group, which
consists of seven or eight claims,
located north Of town, had a crew
Of men on the property until the
fires stopped them. They have a
high-grade copper proposition.
THE Red Squirrel. located
three miles west of Avery. has q
large low-grade gold property.
Nine claims have been located
along the strike of the ledge. anl
they also worked all summer I'M
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18
NssIss = fssspsa..sas

Notiee 4 hessts sisen that Ne sbove sale has
IN postpoosd 70 shs ~ ~ II July. 1910. At
~ sans hour and plae9.
A. FEATHxksToNf. secretats.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18

To Joseph Cornelles. your heirs. execution aenss'
istrators and assigns. aud to whom it ny eoe'

To Joseph Cornelles. your heiss. execution adsl's.
istrAtors and assigns. aud to whom u ny Con-
Germ:
You and each Of you are hereby Nodded thas
have expended The sum Of ious hundred dollars
in labor and improvements 81 the Norway ana
Jim Bowers. lods mining claims. situated 10
beaver Mining District. shoshons county. Idaho.
Tor the years 1919 and 1902 in order TO bold sAid
claims under the provisions Of secticn 2s2s. Re-
yised Statutes Of the United states and amend
ment. thereto. concerning annual labor on MIN.
ins claims. being the amount reauifsd 70 hold
said lods hiding elaine ios The periods sndins
December 81. 1908 and December 81. 1909.
And II Within NINETY days after the publication
OF this notice you fell or refuse to pay your pro
portion Of such expenditure - co-owner. which
expenditure amounts to the sum Of e2o00 iol
each one sixteenth interest. making total o.
s5OaQ. -four Interest 10 sAid lods mining caAlml
viii become the property Of the undersigned
your co.ownes. who has made the sxpsndltufe
required By the terms Of said section.
Dated Al Wallace. Idaho. August ID. 1910.
mug ls.nov "A ;. =. DAsAS'
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18
til the fires came in.

til the fires came in.
About q miles from Avery
on the river. some of the claims
of the old St. ice Quartz Mining
company have been relocated
and are being worked by Blake
Miller. In that section q good
strike of gold was made last
spring, and as result the min.
eral showing has been pretty
we'll staked out by the Millers and
j. A. Haggerty.
THE White Spruce group is
one Of the best prospects in the
district. They have exposed four
feet Of milling galana and are
working ut'eight or ten men.
AT present there are parties
Of the geological survey working
there. principally with the ex-
animation Of the Northern Pacific
land grant. to see that no miner
al is included in the railroads
lieu land sections. !"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18
NYPOTHEEk MAKES REPORT
Full Face Of Copper Ore in Drift on the
4 1OOO-Foot Level.

The following report has been issued stockholders OF the n.y.
pOtheek Mining company. -
Since making report the drift Wes has been driven
total distance date Of $50 feet stated in our last report
was 20 from the cosscu the ore has
both in quantity quality s. feet from the cross cut
e had full face Of ORE which continued to show up well TO-
distance 80 feet point 65 feet from the
this point very little encountered for distance OF ~
or point from the crosut when the ore began 10 come
In again and at the present writing it is feet vide
The ore is chiefly Chaopyites samples were taken OF tne
above mentioned 80 feet and assayed by Mr. fasse q
kane The 80 feet averaged cent "copper" ounces OF
81 cents gold per toni. 80
west fast the present equipment will permit until point
reached under the best showing far exposed IN the
nps distance $50 feet from the present race OF dT
In order continue development it is necessary 10 levy an
mills per share notice OF which you Will nno
attached.
Wallace. Idaho, Aug IT, 1910
SECRETARY TREAsURER'S REPORT
H FOR ASSESSMENT NO. 49,
RECEIPTS
r.sh ~ hona June 18th 1910 $l,O4496
poavad frou Assessment No 10 7.l00.12
49, - dao.t;s;nr t. $3.50
Total $S17058
Remit = u Kern. ct al. with interest $ 1876
General Expenses oo poo W
Mine Machinery supplies da9o.. 20
Pay Roll o9a4 . ~
Cash on hand August 18th, 1910 l4'4U'
Total So l7O58
Respectfully submitted,
OTTO A. OLSON,
Secretary Treasurer
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18

ONCE and Principal Place Of Business Of Rock
ford Mining Company. Limited. Wallace
Idaho. July l4th. 1910.
Notice IA hereby given that there - now delin.
o,,ent upon the following described stock on
account OF an assessment Of one mill per share
levied thereon upon June 18th. 1910. the several
amounts vet opposite the names Of the respective
a.. ,ct,olr1ora a fnll0Wa.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18
GOLD IN GOLD HILL CLAIMS

The Gold Hill claims. Gold Hl above Burke, owned by
Sweet Greenwa have given residents OF that section some
excitement the past few days Ore running to per cent
copper and carrying gold with high silver values has been
exposed lucky beseged for options and leases
ON the property The expect to retain control ana
expend considerable development when believed BODY
ore can be proved,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18
LIQUIDATOR is IN 500 FEET

The quidaor tunnel in 500 feet about half the dis
lance required bring under the point opened the surface
where an ore body is believed to exist.
The property of the company is the Burke side OF the
Snow Storm HILL adjoining north workings of the Copper King
company E. Hanley. j. Hayes DR.. F. L. Quigey and T. u
Jones are the local men heavily interested Work has been
continuous and will be kept up
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18

The Advance Mining company held directors meeting IN
Wallace Saturday the purpose Of acting the levy OF an
decided pass this for the present and II
houed to nut the property under development by other means
The sale Of block of among the probabilities
The was recently inspected Prof Rowe Unver
sty Of Montana who report and suggestions for
future operations. ,
The tunnel is in over 100 and has shown considerable
mineral for some distance with pieces spnked through
out Active charge of the property in the hands OF Henry
Hubert of Missoula.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18

And In accordance With the Jaw 70 many snsse"
Of each parcel Of such stock as may BE- necessary
will be sold Of the oface Of the company. to-wit:
Suite Number Five in the Post Once BLOCK ~
wallace, Idaho. on the 18th day Of August A. y.
1910, Il o'clock r. n. OF said day to pay the de-
linouent assessment thereon together with costs
Of advertiaing and expenses OF sale.
WALTER II. HANSON. * cretary.
Rockford Mining Company. Limited
Jy lAAug II
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18
Nes;es 10 Dslisqssas stsskhs'dsss.

omce Of the Golden Winnie Tungsten Ainins
Company, Limited. Wallace. Idaho. Aa5 "
1910.
Notice u hereby sivsn that there y now a.
,,ronent ON the following dessfibed stock on -.
count al An assesasnent Of two mills per share
,ev,ed March 81. 1910. the following amounts se'
opposite the names Of the respective stockho'dsf'
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18

And In accordance with law y many shares o.
each parcel Of stock ~ may be iiecessary VIII y
sold unless payment Is sooner made. on the 10Th
tlay Of June, A. D. 1910. ats'Ooa. m. on saia day
at the ONCE OF the treasurer once o. =. y.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-18
Notice Il sstponsmsnt.

The above sale has By order Of the board Of
directors Of the Rockford Mining Company. Ltd''
been postponed and will BE- held on the 10Th Gay
Of September A. D. 1910. At Suite No. In the r y.
B,ock In Wallace. idaho. at 2 o'clock r. NJ Of
said day.
WI. HANSON. Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
MORNING CHITCHAT.
kGT TEs she certainly
my kindly and voluble neighbor. why hasn't one
tractiye

kGX
my kindly and vOuhle neighbor why,
tractye
Now. don't he vssso sweety
ing and yet I'm ready
wasnt true
For never yet have homey
some attractive feature look
that
very wise little realize
ing at my home when old
muniy for her horoughgoing homeess
She has rnbeevaby sharp features
an t-shaped mouth a loosely
She was In the a
she went out Elinor's following
NOV" Elnor
artistic pain homelness
She I
ing defended
But he need defense
rs sfe? Eino
her She's
That's at"
The I
looked and enough really
Don't "Oh. that n
who simply hasn't redeeming feature"
don't believe
her like really
know that
eed head or similar attractive
stating to
said My
feature a
example had really and nails
I little perfec-
on only homely obviously
exceptionally
forget mention your findings in
that place where the knowledge them will
RUTH
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
NOTES BEGIN ON
FOURTH PAGE NOW,

From the Philadelphia Star.
Fashion DEGREES a slightly new form Of
writing notes this spring; for example.
a formal communication now begins on
the fourth page. instead OF on the first
Only business letters start on the first
page, and women who follow fads now
have their letter paper stamped with the
address in two different ways-that for
business on the first page. while all social
stationery is stamped on the fourth page.
AS Of yore, in the country, My" re-
mains the more formal beginning 10 the
name with which the note commences
Only 10 ones close friends does the
Dear" begin the prefix. The newest way
10 begin note is to start writing almost
against the outer edge OF the paper. The
first word OF the communication is put
almost in the center Of the page, as be
tween the two edges, and a wide margin
is carried down on the left as well as on
the right side. that of the right being
only a little narrower than the left This
makes panel shaped sheet with the MY
dear in the margin space at the top. A
little practice makes such spacing easy,
ana the effect when opening such a note
Is far clearer TO the eye than when the
lines are run across from edge to edge.
Cordially" or Most cordially" makes
the most formal finish to a note. the full
name and not initials being signed
Both monogram and address may be
used on note paper is one wishes. They
may be put in the center directly over the
address One should not write the name
Of the city at the top Of the page, for II
the street is so little known as 10 make
this address vague when read in another
city, the whole address must be put on
the die. But when Fifth avenue" or
Connecticut avenue" Is the home ad-
dress. this is supposed 10 convey TO any
mind the city from which Il is sent When
the city is used on the die 1t does not go
directly under the street address, but Is
indented noticeably.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
Linen Closet.
Philadelphia Telegram.

From the Philadelphia Telegram.
To one house with large rooms and
plenty Of closets there are a hundred
apartments so cramped for space that g
good-sized linen closet is an unheard-ot
luxury. But. since linen closets are a
necessity 10 the careful housekeeper, there
IS nothing 10 do but to make one.
A practical closet may be made Of pack
ing cases, one, two. or three. as one needs
them and has room for them. Fasten the
lids with hinges and line the sides and
bottoms with unbleached calico, in which
if desired. might be stitched pockets 10
hold sachets or sweet lavender. The lids
should be padded outside With horsehair
and permanent rough cover stitched on.
Over all Is fitted a neat cretonne cover.
with n fiounce hanging around the sides.
II possible, il IS best to have three boxes.
one for the sheets, one for the table
cloths, napkins. doilies, &C, and the
other for pillow cases, bolster cases. and
towels.
Shirt-waist boxes may be constructed In
che same manner.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
a Fancy Dress Webbing

Poulbot, French caricaturist, having
determined upon so commonplace a step
as getting married, decided that he would
be married in no commonplace way. He
asked all his friends to the wedding, but
there was a sine qua non condition at
tached 70 the invitation. You had 10 60
with 'made-up head" or you would not
bo admitted. Preferably you were re-
Quested to make UP as country cousin
at a village wedding. Some guests ar
rived as ancient peasants. others as VII
lage idiots. There were several BLUM
Squires and rural elderly gentlemen with
means, a number OF retired officers and
exuberant uncles from the South. be-
sides fierce military gentlemen from the
hottest stations Of Algeria. The only
persons who wore their natural physiog-
nomies were the couple most concerned.
They had drawn the line at making up
themselves as a burIesque bride and a
comic bridegroom.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
Recipes.

Cabbage Soup-Select a medium-sized
solid mead of cabbage, remove the outer
leaves and hard core. and cut into shreds.
Cover with boiling salted water boil for
half an hour. and drain. Cover with
three pints Of mutton broth. add salt and
pepper TO taste, and simmer FOR twenty
minutes longer. Just before serving add
one teaspoonful OF butter and two Jumps
Of sugar.
Pistachio Cake-Sift one cupful Of -four
three times before measuring. and twice
afterward. Pour four tablespoonfuls of
boiling water over one cupful Of sugar.
set over the FIRE until dissolved. then
cool; TO the prepared -four add one and
one-half teaspoonfuls OF salt. Blanch two
ounces OF pistachio nuts. pound 70 a paste.
then press through a sieve. Mix ali these
Ingredients together. add the stifiy beaten
whites OF four eggs and ten drops OF va
nilla, and beat steadily tor ten minutes.
Turn into creased pan and bake half
an hour in a moderate oven.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
GIRLS DRESS WITH GUTdPH.
Paris Pattsn No. 1868
All Seams Allowed

The guimpe dress puts in an appear
snce as regularly as summer comes
around. but never has It been OF more
attractive design than this present sea-
son, az may be seen from the accom-
panylng illustration. The rouud-necked
waist has short sleeves OF flowing pat
tern cut in one with the body portions,
and just eonugh fullnsss at the belt
TO give easy grace. The short skirt Is
also gathered. and the Suimpe follows
the regulation cut. the closing being
made AZ the back and the waist fIlluess
regulated by a casing and drawing
strings The pictured gulrnpe Is made
OF sheer Rll-over embroidery and the
dress OF pale pink linen. hand smbroid-
cred about neck and sleeves. Other ma
terials which may be employed for the
dress are nainsook. lawn, swiss. duck.
chsmbray. gingham percale. pongee.
summer silk or flannel. The pattern is
in 4 sizes-6 to u years. For a girl OF S
years the dress requires 2lS yards OF ma
terial 36 inches wide. The guimpe re-
auires 1% yards Of material IS inches
wide.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
HEART AND HOME TALKS.

Bad temper is the cause Of much Of the
worlds unhappiness. One who has never
lived IN the same house with a person Of
ungovernable temper can scarcely realize
just how much misery It can produce.
Il would almost as lief my husband
were a druukard as 10 have the terrible
temper he has," said one woman who
suffered from her husbands violent fits
Of anger. Il listen for his step AT night
with apprehension. I can tell from his
very walk II he is mad or not"
Unnumbered crimes have been com
mitted In fits Of rage. and the history Of
The world. OF families. OF individuals. Is
black with tragedies caused by temper.
When a person with a bad temper
thinks upon these things. II he does think
upon them. one would imagine be would
bend all his energies 10 overcome his tenn
per. But many say. MY father had q
bad temper and inherit it,. and let il
80 at that. as If nothing could he done
since this Is the cause. Others say. with
something OF secret pride: Il haven't
many vices. but have got a bad tenn
per- or II don't often get mad. but
when do look out"
Even those who Try 70 overcome their
temper do not always get down 20 the
root Of H. They cultivate self-control
and try TO get a good grip on their tem-
per so that It shall not get away from
them. But even with the exercise Of the
greatest self-controI II frequently does
which shows they need TO go deeper than
this
II one studies the matter Of iu-tempe-
thoroughly and probes and probes until
he reaches the base Of IL. VIII ne not
find IL rooted IN selhshness? Why does he
fy into a rage over this and that? Is IL
not because that precious self OF his has
in some way been trampIed on? His SUD
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

many times that sum II placed on the
open market for sale
The fact that Uncle Sans stanp col
lection is absolutely complete Is q state
ment difficult 20 comprehend even 10
those who have been collectors them
selves Most OF those who were collectors
IN years gone by VIII remember how many
empty places there were IN their albums
when they gloried in the possession os
100 and 1000 specimens. They will recall
how many new varieties above The 2cl0
mark cost from S 20 50 each. also the
small fortunes placed on some Of the
especially rare specimens-the kind which
the dealers catalogues related had only
been printed 10 the number Of 100 or so
and but six OF seven were known 10 be
in existence.
Well, Uncle Sans stamp collection pos
sesses all Of these besides the thousands
Of common kinds. Although IL has taken
hard work, many years and a tidy for
tune 10 GO it. the collection to-dav stands
absolutely complete. The only varieties
yet 10 be added are those yet 10 be IS
sued