davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-08-18
CHAPTER XIII.
DEvILFISH VERSUS BIRD,

w YHEN the aeronef was run out
l on her ways by the long
shed in which She had been
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
REINDEER IS TO SHIP SOON
Sidetrack Ordered and Contract For
Road Let. Concentrates Being Made.

The following official notice has been stockholders the
Reindeer company:
To the Stockholders of the Reindeer c. & G. M. & NJ Co.
At meeting of Board of Directors held May 3st
sessen five mills per share levied upon the capital stock
of the company, notice of which you will find below.
It affords your directors much satisfaction that in all
probability this will be the last assessment which will be
say to levy continuous shipments will have commenced before
the money raised by the present assessment expended
After several months effort the part of your officers the
Northern Pacific Railroad company has at last given orders lay
side track for the of the Reindeer company this track
be installed Immediately.
At the last meeting of the Board Of Directors contract was let
for the building of the road from the railroad to the mouth
of the lower this is approximately half mile and will
qure about three weeks build upon the completion which
shipments will commence.
The necessary surveying done and application made
for patent upon the three claims Of the company covering the
vein.
Three concentrating gs have been installed and working
very successfully upon the large dump Of milling which has
been accumuating for several months
The development upon the vein since the last report to the
stockholders has opened and larger bodies of than we
encountered the upras which being driven the
from the lower tunnel to the tunnel above over
sixty feet and has been rich all the way the vein being
much wider than the raise the full extent Of the be
told until crosscuts driven from the raise.
Arrangements have been made with the Idaho Copper Co..
which the ground adjoining the Reindeer the
whereby the Idaho Copper Ca for the of drift
ing 1900 feet upon the Reindeer vein from the main tunnel west
tohe line between the two properties the Idaho Copper Co. is
doing this work for the purpose exploring its vein the great
depth afforded by the lower Reindeer tunnel M HEEA5
W. H. HERRICK,
June l. 1910 sn@ Pres and Mgr
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
GOLDEN EAGLE ELECTS BOARD

The annual meeting of the Golden Eagle Mining company
held in Wallace recently and large majority of the capital stock
was represented The election resulted in the choice of the fol-
lowing officers and directors President Emil Lennarson Spo
kane vice president Geo. L. Reid Spang Wash secretary
treasurer Wm Hutchinson Waace directors Ed Hutchinson
Wallace: Samuel Harvey Mulan Ed Byrnes. Garfield Wash
Chas. Hedeen. Coeur d'Alene
The company shown be in excellent financial condition
and the physical condition of the property satisfactory
Five hundred feet of 1Onch air pipe has been installed in
No. 3 tunnel, giving perfect ventilation.
This tunnel in 45O feet and is estimated that 10 feet
will ntesec the vein this level and expose the shoot of
which shown in the upper workings This of ship
ping grade and if maintains the quality and shows increase
in quantity shipments will be commenced at large scale
The company also figuring the installation Of compressor
which will be valuable addition the equipment of the prop
erty. 3
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
ROANOKE COMPANY REVIVED
Former Shipper Has Been Put Into
Operation by Contract with
B. M. Francis.

b. NJ Francis has revived the Roanoke and Sherman properties
IN the Wardner section and has to sink wnze and d.
some cosscutng ana drifting taking therefor stock in the
Roanoke Mining company which both properties
FIVE men are now employed getting things In shape at tie
property and large force will be employed when development
tuay commences An electric hoist installed and devel
opment will be under the immediate supervision of G. H. Evans
of Kellogg.
has been sunk 80 feet about us the portal the lower
tnneu This and will be carried feet from which
point the further development will be done
When the sinking commenced 10 inches clean gaena
was exposed and ore was in sight the entire 30 feet
Ten II Of have been taken from this property
There ledge exposed for upwards of 300 feet and carbon
ate of lead is in sight all the way.
The ownership is divided into holdings Of 100 shares each
held by j. Mccarthy W. D. Greenough, w. j. Baker George
uggess AL Page j. Devln. Dr. J. St. Jean f. f. Stone
and P Knight Three of the former holders deceased j.
R. Smith, R. H. Pascoe and Charles Manley.
Mr. Francis has contracted for payment in shares of the
believing shipments be made within short time and
the value Of the shares greatly AUGMENTED
The Roanoke located Elk creek above Kellogg 1t adons
the Ahamba the north and east and south Of the Elk creek
gold MILL relic of early days.
The Sherman property in the early days shipped rich eadye
The Roanoke under lease Charles Gamble and others
when shipping DONE The work the Sherman
done under the of Frank Denby The properties
consolidated, making eight claims.
The main ledge line with the Caledonia and the ledge is
believed to be the same in both properties.
Two wagon roads the Roanoke One leads the O. r.
N. II miles away and the other to Wardner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
MARSH CO. PAYS S42,B7.50
Purchasing Syndicate Makes Second
Payment on Prospective Burke
Producer.

The second payment the Mark Cooney Group ncorpo
ated the Marsh Mining company made ard
amounted to This money paid to the accounts Of
Frank Murphy and Mark Cooney Of Burke and p D. Lambert of
Rupert daho c. Cowe Of Mssoua and Edward Pohman Of
Spokane in Wallace representing the purchasing syndicate
and made the transfer Of the money With A. Booth who is
charge of operations the property they inspected the mine
The shaft has been sunk about 22 feet and good oe which
shows improvement with DEPTH and being worked by hard
pending the operation of the machinery This is all place ard
will be connected up with the line of the Washington Water
Power company within the next week. when the workings will
also be lighted by electricity from the current.
The Marsh is admittedly among the list Of mines and will
probably be regular producer and shipper before the end Of 1910
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
LONG TUNNEL FOR HUNTER
Bore Two Miles Long From Gem is
Projected by Mullan Producer.

Plans for long tunnel have been completed by the Did Hunter
Mining company for the purpose of securing depth
the which not be attained in the present workings Tie
tunnel is expected will be about miles long and will be
from the old tunnel the property Of the Bell Mining company
which in 1000 feet The Bell property lies Gem
The tunnel will be through the Bell Flynn Wonder and Star
claims.
The Gold Hunter is located mile Of Mulan and has
been under development for many 1t is of the largo
shippers in the Muan district and many thousand Of
have been produced in the past few years.
The is opened by upper and several lower tunnels and
winzes and the ore is rich in lead and silver.
The property under the management Of Dennis Ryan, who
in the east business Upon his return expected that
the work the proposed tunnel will be started.
The large mill owned by the company recently renovated
and ovehaued throughout and large force of is employed
both in the mine and the mill.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
STEWART DIVIDENDS IN SIGHT

Dividends being talked of the Stewart The know
ing predict disbursement within the 80 days Ap
proxmatey 300 day being treated and it said returns
from the concentrates shipped will pay off all the former ndeb
edness we'll for the expenses Of operation.
New York brokerage house commenting the price of the
shares says experienced competent engineer has stated
under oath and with the expectation of having that statement
challenged that present development there is behind
every dollar $76 of metallic wealth. We have from other
evidence of Stewards merits that impressive and
that is why have been commencing clients The ev
dence before the in the Henze aagnment shows how is
justified in advancing $5 better without another stroke of
work under ground"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
IMPERIAL WORK GOES AHEAD

Work the Imperial is going ahead fast as the conditions
will permit heavy flow of is coming that duming
from the mouth the tunnel imperative The contract for
2O feet completed recently and the directors levied an
assessment Of one cent to continue the work.
It is believed that within another 100 feet the vein will be
reached The face the tunnel has been full of gaena for the
last 100 or M feet and proves the satisfaction Of the manage
ment that there is an ore shoot contiguous.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
JACK WAITE WILL. SOON SHIP

The Jack Wait, will begin shipments from the mine just as
the wagon road under construction is completed
states Msnager Patrick Burke
Walter Kester and Of rs have begun the road which
connects with the county road and to be about three miles long,
expected that six weeks will be pied In the consuc
tin.
As soon the road Cone we'll start real shpments said
Mr. Burke Now have pack out the over bad trail
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
SILICA GOLD AND COPPER
Ore of Commercial Value Exposed
Sinking Soon to Be Commenced.

Development the Silica Gold Copper companys property
located last year by William Sites has shown of commercial
value with comparatively little development Approximately $50
feet of work been done by Mr. Sites and his associates and
the assays show 80 cent silica $3.50 god six
per cent copper and values in silver
The property is located mile and half from the Milwaukee
railroad four miles from the Of Grand Forks and good
wagon being constructed to the property from the
|, railroad
As the road completed machinery will be installed
sinking will be started get depth the rich vein which
has been drifted on.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
LAST CHANCELLOR HUR CO.'S

Report current that there foot conso
date Chance and Ben Hur properties These Of
the we'll known mines in the Sese section The Last Chance
has shipped considerable very high grade past and is
we'll developed with rich exposed The Ben Hur has recently
as The Miner announced exposed fine face Of high grade
five feet wide and proved its existence for 20 feet Work
has been continuous Consolidation Of these would permit of
economical development of both.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
IDAHO COPPER WORK GOES ON

Work by the Idaho Copper company towards its property from
the main tunnel going ahead at the yate of three
four feet day. The ground very hard and shows of
quartz with good naturalization The management expects
up ore before much headway and hoped
this will continue into the Idaho Copper ground With shipments
from the Reindeer this month there quiet de-
mand for Idaho Copper stock
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
TEMPLE SHOWS GOOD VALUES

The Temple Mining company has exposed copper the
face of its tunnel This will carry three per
per and have shown it small percentage of lead
besides gold and silver values The work is being performed
der the direction of Secretary George Edmston The
above Burke we'll located and from the indications
further development may show great enrichment.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
BEN EIUR ORE STILL IMPROVING

Development the shoot rich in the Ben Hur property at
Sase of which made recently in The Miner
has shown no diminuton of value quantity The is
nearly six feet wide and said contain exceedingly high silver
besides large percentage of lead Shipments expect
ed to be made at early date.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
FOX COPPER is FINDING VALUES

Reports from the Fox Copper Sates that
good values in and lead showing the lower tunnel
with the lead pedomnatng Arrangements being made
sink wnze from this tunnel and follow the down.
pecng the ledge from stations frequent intervals There
increased activity in this section of the district and imp de-
veopments are looked for in several properties.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
DEER CREEK MILL

The 0tamp mill at the property Of the Deer Greek Gold Min
ing company Deer Creek DeBoga being enlarged m
4samp capacity The property has large body Of free milling
quartz carrying good gold values and is believed with the r
creased capacity will prove quite profitable Dave Comie Is M
principal of the property and has been the ground fr
some time.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
MlSSOULA DRIFT ENCOURAGING

Indications point being exposed in the Mssoua
Copper companys property Drifting towards the diamond drill
hole has been progress for tina and this drift
its objective point The improved conditions at the property
have been reflected by advanced quotations for the stock and
fair demand for the shares at this advance
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-02
HUGHES CLAIMS SHOWING ORE

good body of said to have been shown on the
claims of George and Walter Hughes adjoining the Fox Copper
company the Sase section Assays from surface gave
Of approximately six cent copper Development is to
be pushed and the opened with view to making early
shipments
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

that little cripple delivered one Of the
most powerful gospel discourses
have ever heard.
There are two THINGS a gentleman
will no, do--hc will not talk about an.
other mans poverty or his physical
dcformitios
You can not. BY looking at MAJ,
tell how little sense he has or how
much heart he has. You can not, ,,
reading what man writes. tell how
pretty he is not.
Anyway, IL man is ugly 1t is no
body's business but his Wifcs. II he
is handsome that Is the Almighty
business If ne Is poor that's his bus.
ness. If hc is rich rs nobody's bust
ness.
postscript Iu my article Sunday, IN,
word president appeared whore h,
word Legislature should have been
/ meant to say that legislature BE-
as small a thing as I ever wrote up
not a president would not speak s.,
Of a president Of my country
EUGENE RAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
Frost Did Not tturt.

Wise FryJaoH. Il well known farmer
and stock raiser was here today from.
his home near Springer. lie reports
that the frost Sunday night did some
ably damage the young cotton, but
that corn and other plants that are a
few weeks old, would not be injured,
he reports that the farmers In that
section are getting along nicely with
their farm work and the indications
low were better for bumper crop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
Receiver for Morse Appointed.

New York, April 22-Frank Hen
drick today was appointed receiver Of
all assets and property or Charles W.
Morse. the former ice magnate and
banker. who Is now serving a 10 year
sentence in the federal prison at At
lanta, Ga. The appointment was made
uGder supreme court order issued
by Justice Blanchard. An execution
against Morse's property was unsaus.
fled in December and suit brought by
Montrose w. Herrick IL the cause OF
the receivcrship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
ROOT SAYS THEY MADE THE
BUILDING A TRUE EXPRESSION
OF PAN-AME RIG CANiSM.
CARNFG|E'S GIFT FARS|CHTED
The Building Of Perpetual Assertion
OF Unity, OF Common Interest and
Purpose and Hope Among All the
Republics"

Washington, April Ex-senator
Elihu Root, chairman ex-officia OF the
Governing Board In opening his ad-
dress, paid fitting compliments today
to the architects and builders OF the
new home of the International Bureau
OF American Republics, and referred
To Andrew Carncgics handsome gift
as far sighted The architects, he
declared had made the building a tr e
expression of Pan-Amoricanism
Senator Root said. in part:
The active interest of President
Taft and Secretary Knox, are evidence
that the policy OF Pau-Nmcrican friend
ship re-inauguratcd by the sympatho-
tic genius of Secretary Elaine is con
tinuous and permanent in the United
States; and the harmony in which the
members of the Governing Board have
worked TO this end is a good omon for
the future.
This building Is to be In its most
manifest utilitarian service n conyen-
lent instrument FOR association aul
growth OF mutual knowledge among
the people OF the different republics.
The library maintained here, the
books and journals accessible here,
the useful and interesting publications
OF the bureau, the enormous cores
pondoucc carried ON with seekers for
knowledge about American countries
the opportu. tiles now afforded for
further rowth in all these activities
justify tho pains and the expense.
"Th building IS more important, how.
ever, as the symbol, the eyer-present
reminder, the perpetual assertion, OF
unity, of common interest and pur
/ pose and hope among all the republics
This building is confession OF Ea-,n
covenant of raternal duty, adeg'arp
/ tion of allegiance to an ideal. The
members of The Hague Conference OF
1907 described the Conference in tn,
preamble of It's great Arbitration Con
yention as:
/ Animated by the sl'Cerc desire tC
work for the maintenance of gen
oral peace.
Resolved TO promote by all the ef
forts in their power the friendly
settlement OF International dis
putes.
Recognizing the solidarity unitiul
the members OF the society of civ
ilized nations.
DESTROYS OF extending the empire %
law and OF Strengthening the ap
probation OF international jus
tice.'
THAT is the meaning >, this build
ing for the Republics or America, Tha
sentiment which all the best In mod
ern civilization is trying TO live up to
we have written here in marble for tn,
people OF the American continents.
The process OF civilization is by
association. In isolation, men. commu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
Street Stories
Back From Arizona.


J. ID. Hardwicke has returned from
a few months visit In Arizona, where
he owns some valuable mining prop.
cry. He is interested in the Copper
Queen Co. which is said to ba one
of tho best producing mines in the
United States. IL not in the world
The run now is paying about 80
per ton in gold aside from the cop.
per. Mr.. Hardwicke saiD ihat he
enjoyed his few months vacation
up there. but after all 1t was god
to be back in Ardmore. tie kept
posted on things In Ardmore while
there by reading the Ardmoreite
and says that he never missed a
single copy of the paper in the
five months that he was away. Mr..
Hardwicke WAS accompanied while
Of the trip by his family. who re.
turned with him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

mites. nations, tend back toward saw
agery. Repellant differences and dis
likes separate them from mankind.
In association, similarities and at
fractions are felt ami differences are
forgotten There is so much more
good than evil In Men that liking
comes by knowing. We have here
the product of mutual knowledge. co
operation. harmony, friendship. Here
is an evidence OF what these can
accomplish. Here is an earnest of
what may be done in the future.
From these windows the governing
board OF the international union
will look down upon the noble river
that flows by the home of Wash
ington. They will sit beneath the
shadow of the simple and majestic
monument which illustrates our con
ception OF his character. the charac.
ter that, beyond all others in human
history, rises above Jealousy and
envy and ignoblc strife. All the
nations acknowledge his pre-eminent
influence. He belongs to them al.
No man lives lr freedom anywhere
on earth that is not his debtor
and his follower. We dedicate this
pace to the service Of the political
faith in which he lived and wrought.
Long may this structure stand. while
within its walls and under the in.
fluenco of the benign purpose from
which it sprang, the habit and the
power OF self-control, OF mutual con.
sidcration and kindly Judgment, more
ana more exclude the narrowness
and selfishness and prejudice OF ig-
norance and the hasty impulses of
supcr-sensitiye amour propre. May
men hereafter come TO see that here
is set milestone in the path of
American civilization towards the
reign Of that universal public Opn.
ion which shall condemn all who
through contentious spirit or greed
or selfish ambition or lust for power
disturb the public peace, as enemies
of the general good OF the American
republics.
The voice that should have spO-
ken here today is silent, but many
of us cannot forget or cease to
mourn and to honor our dear and
noble friend, Joaquin Nabuco, Am
bassador from Brazil. Dean OF the
American diplomatic corps, respect
ed. admired. trusted, loved, and fol
lowed by al OF us. he was com
mandng figure in the international
movement OF which the erection of
this building is a part The breadth
of his political philosophy. the no
/ bility OF his idoalism. the prophetic
| vision of his poetic imagination,
were Joined 10 wisdom, TO the prac'
/ ticdl sagacity OF craftsmanship, to
81 sympathetic knowledge OF men,
/ ana to a heart As sensitive and ten
/ der as 4 womans lie followed the
tosign and construction II this
building with the deepest interest
/ His beneflcent influence impressed
itself upon all OF our actions. No
bonison can be pronounced upon this
great institution so rich in prom
Use i'r its future as the wish that
his ennobling memory may endure
and his civilizins spirit may con
troll, In the councils OF the interna'
tional union of American Republics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
THE BELL BOARDERS
Picnic Friday.

The big picnic and supper that will
be held at the Mary Niblack school
house on Friday, May 9Th, promises
to be one OF the biggest events OF
the kind that has been held in the
county. The school entertainment
will begin at 2:30 and the candi-
dates for the various offices will
speak after the supper is served,
Everybody is expected 10 bring a
well-filled basket and there will be
supper on the grounds for all. 4
Lee Cruce democratic club will b.
organized. Everybody IS invited TO
come in the afternoon and witness
the closing exercises of the school
and be on hand for the speaking A.
night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
Ready for Occupancy.

Repairs that have been under way
on the building next door to krueSers S
are about completed and the building
will soon be ready for occupancy by
Solomons Steam Bakery. Mr.. Solo
mon Will add a nice line of confeciions
install soda fountain in connecuuu
with the bakery. and will no doubt er
JOY a good business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
Baseball.

A series OF games have been a.
ranged between the Ardmore Blues
and the Decison, Texas, team, to be
played here this week at Lorena Park
The games will be played on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday and the
management promises the fans some
good games. The Denison boys are
said TO be hard players and the Ard
more team Is already known for it'
work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
VIII Wonders Never Ceasef

We know minister in Rutherford.
Tenn, who had indigestion and other
stomach complaints for over sixty
years Che Is 10 today. II is perhaps
needless To say that no parishioner
could tell him OF cure" that he didn't
try. In this way lot of.money went
out but no health came I'm, Finally
he did get a hint that was genuine. \
friend told him his own experience
with pr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He
thought he would try once again, He
he had the trouble for sixty years. !,
is wonderful cure for all stomach,
liver and bowel complaints. Price sc
cent3 and 81 at all drug stores.