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The border vidette., 1910-12-31
REBELS IN CONTROL.
Hold Entire Big Bend District" in
 Mexico. Opposite Maria. Texas.

A special repres en tative of the Fl Paso HetAld, after investi2 atinR in tho Big Bend" district ot Mexico, across the border from Maria and AL pine, claims the rebels now hold the entire region and can defend it against large army. as it is protected by mountain pass-s. He says the in surgents have old brass cannons to command the passes and arc making thelr own shells at an old shelter. He declares they are smuggling arms from 'Cexas, tquIpping the men and sendin g them to join the insurgents at Sierra Madre west of Chihuahua
 The insurgents, he says, expect the cold weather in the high altitude of the Sierra Msdre district to kill off the Mexican soldiers, who are accustomed to the hot climate.
 Nicanor Griego. foreman of the Enrique Oreel rcnch. has been brand ed with tho ranch brand and the entire ranch footed. The insurgents say this was done by the ranch em. ployes who were incensed ct him.
The border vidette., 1910-12-31
Notice Of Sale of Real Estate.

In the Probate Court of Santa Cruz
 County, Arizoua Territory.
 In the matter of the estate of Bryan Quinn, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of on order of the Probate Court in and for the County of Santa Cruz. Arizona, made on the. 18th dey of Decemb Der, A. D., 1910. in the mat. ter of the estate of Bryan QuIDn, de- ceased. the underslg gned Administrator ot the estate of said deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to confirmation by said court. on or after the twentieth day of January A D 1911, at the of- fee of the Clerk of the Probate Court in the court house in the town of No- gales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, and that bids in writing will be re- ceived ut the law offices of Noon 6 Barry, Morley Avenue. NoRaes, Ari- zona, and at the said office of the clerk of the Probate Court. at any time prior to said twentieth day of January, 1911, fer the following described parcel of land, to-wit:
 Lying and being in the town of No gales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona and being fifty feet fronting on the east side of Morley Avenue, situated be- tween the property of Mrs E Hannah on the north, and the property of Emi- lio Gonzalez on the south aud exton ding back the depth of said properties.
 Terms of sale cash or pai cash and remainder in deferred payments in the manner provided by law -...
 THERON RICH AR DSON,.. AdministratoE of the Estate.of Bryan
 Quinn, deceased.
 Dated this 3oth, day of Dec 1910. 3t
The border vidette., 1910-12-31

The elegant new busiuts5 house ou
 Morley avenue, owned hy Mr. Ian
 Hagau, is nearing completion and will soon be occupied by Lu!ltJ's Buffet and Dave Loer.'s cl"Shinx h"use. The Ii azan building is the ti'st of its nd co.npleted in Nog~i'.-. A"d iik, Its neig b bo,s, the EphrA,,n and Vaeque z buildings. also built of concrete. 8 credit to tn. cicy, its owner and the building contractor E,rly in February Ephraim and Vasqrz expect 10 turn their new bnilAirts over Co th"ir tenants G4ors- E Marsh has leased the Vasor+z budding and FL L,ni-r. ne The P.I,ce, rhe first floor of the Ephraim buitdIn1 A portion of the upper floor h.a .Irtady b en rented.
 Colonel and Mrs William Jum-s Partridge a,- j 'yiug the holidays st che AusteriItz Iu,1e ue-r Go Bl-nco
 where a l+rge amnu"r of de"+l0pmeht work i5 now bting done under the personal sup-rvision of Oolonei Pr tridge, who |. rninirs of unuy years practical experiences in tni. aud foreign countri+s Wb-n. ths work now under ~ay, i5 completed. 1t ia Le
 
 place among tue producing mines of Arizona D.. A Fl No,n and his son E E. Noon. the m,n,"x e"gine-r. are associated with Oniou~l Partridge, to whom they r1centl, sold an intere-, We hope to see tha nld mine become winner and big asset to Santa O. uz county.
 E R. Tufts. preei1ent ot the Grand Union Minino Comp.ny's great prop ertles in Chihuahua, Mexico. sc companied by Mir Perterson. ope of his associates. came up from the south Thursday morning aud after spending 8 day in No2ales. continued on nortI, J yesterday morning en route to New York Mir Tufts stated positively and emphatically, as did Mr Peterson, that there was absolutely no truth in the report received here Tuesday that the Luvia de Gro mining camp and other towns in the vicinity of Choix, had been captured by ths Mexicar revo,utionists The gentlemen are direct from the southern country; both are hoaorable. any sta: enent made by them may be considered true.
 Messrs Thomas Haulan. A J Leonard and A J St,nn. of The Tuna Bitrers Oo, neE incorporation re- gently organized here under ths laws of Arizona, have come to Nogales to reside, and will in future manufacture their product in this city Until re- gently Tuna Bitters. of which MT. Hanlsn. after whom it was named. is the discoverer. was manufactured in c lobe. but after locking ths different towns over. Mr. Haplan decided that was the most desirable place in which to manufacture Tuoa Bitters and already people in this city can testify ss to the merits of the bitters; the company, ss a result, has placed a number of nice orders with our wet goods dealers, The gentlemen con- nected with the company arc all pleas ant,, up- to. date business men who believe in advertising. We wish them success and hope their stay here will be both pleasant and profitable.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08

generally it cannot be stopped In this respect this section IS on
different and better basis than other time its history
At the Monarch work going merriy on in mine and mil
The work of installing the machinery in the enlarged mill IS
not yet completed but is proceeding satisfactorily When COM
the separation of the Of this mine will be made without
difficulty and with the greatly increased capacity for handling ore
ne mine will the Importance the large Shippers
that the large ene to take In order appreciate
the work to be done and the made in bringing mine TO
potab producing stage need only be remembered that con-
sdeaby less than year the long raise in the Monarch was
yet ncompeted Since then tunnel has been run to intercept
the body the 10oot level and drifts have been run on
this and levels above exposing magnificent ore body which IS
ready to be mined in quantities to keep the mill running at It's
full capacity is ready for operation The Monarch
has certainly accomplished much during the past year and today
is known to be of the large mines OF the district
the Backhose the work of installing the machinery in the
mill we'll advanced and work the tramway from mine 10
progressing The Backhorse mill for its capacity is pro-
competent judges be Of the best the district
AS the Of the year approaches there the usual rush to
complete annual work mining claims by which they can be held
law To much Of this work commonly referred
as assessment work. is done earlier in the but as the
close the ground covered with snow and the
conditions far from pleasant holders OF claims who have
heretofore been occupied with other things find this work still u
done and as under the the claims will be lost to them the
work done they throw thoughts of comfort aside prepare
best they and HE themselves the hills reso
wing that another will not catch them beated But in
spite resolutions and dscoms each finds much OF this
work left to the last moment.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
REVIEW Of THE NORTH SIDE
Murray Sun Is Optimistic Over Condi-
ditions and General Mining Outlook

While to some the progress of mine making on the North Side
NAV have seemed and has been retarded by
the funds push work rapidly might have been
done still looks back and sees the
that has been made during the twelve months he realizes that the
country has forged steadily ahead the Murray SUM- In the
earlier stages mining the OF the works dependent
entirely upon the forthcoming push the work is all
OUTLAW and income and usually the development work is de-
nendent upon outside capital and anguhes forward &C.
cordng to the activity the public in this sort Of investment
After the ore and mills installed the prop
cries are quickly placed upon dividend earning basis or upon
partially ssustanng basis according to con-
dtion plenty of money has been forthcoming so tnat ne @
work could carried until large ore bodies could be
blocked out and made ready for mining and mills OF sufficient
capacity to handle the output of the mine are then owl
ends can be looked for early day. On the other nand II
has been more slow and small mills have been installed to
make the ore sight help the development OF the mne
h ~ dividends cannot be reasonably expected early
dav although eventually the latter may prove as good or
v better than the which paying dividends while 1t has
zen struggling along Other things Of course such as character
OF ore Of mining and milling etc. VIII play an
part in the matter Of earning dividends.
tho nresent time no successfully contend that the
nth Side properties not much in advance In development 10
previous time their history and that with this advance mas
ndspuabe evidence that the mineral resources OF this ter
ritory all that has been claimed ~ IS no longer
sav that the North Side will develop mines but 1t can be truthful
n has developed mines with bodies at known
d.nth Of 4O0 feet this depth they have shown no falling
off IN quantity quality Not one mine alone has been
hnt seven or eight opened ore bodies at depth from wv
- feet of sufficient size and quality to establish their claims
doubt Three of these will be in very
ho Tina equipped with mills of sufficient capacity to place them
On having bass The others not equipped with ms out
tha have the ore the rest only matter OF tme besoe
the,e more advanced properties there are many goo
stages Of development and among these are some whcn
an me external features Of becoming wonderful mines with
ore bodies that will make them pay from the very
reached this stage the OF the North Side can
only b, check BY conditions that may aect 'ne INNING
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
WORK ON THE coPPERsMlTH

Work never stopped the Coppemh property until COM
PEELED by the forest August which raging all through
the district The fires stopped half mile from the Coppersmh
group but when seemed Coppesmth doomed every
thing movable was transferred the face of the lower tunnel and
the force of miners Joined the fire fighters there one
at the mine several weeks Everything of pershabe nature
etc. was destroyed by the elements wild animals which
tailed quite loss though the greatest loss the forced uspen
sion of development.
The Coppersmith Mining Milling company owns eight
claims divided groups the Coppersmth of six claims on
fine wagon road six miles from the Northern Pacific railway and
the group claims three miles from the Northern
Pacific railway the road The Coppersmth group
now has about of unneng the working tunnel for
200 feet being blue limestone and quarze averaging better
than per cent but the tunnel expected to encounter
spping ore until under the immense outcr0ppng of limestone
with iron and specimens of which assayed
from per copper There also several
pits trenches and shaft down SO feet which averaging
IS per cent copper with SO. 90 in gold and silver.
contract has been let to continue the shaft on the nver
ness group while the Inverness vein only between three and
four feet wide rich malache chacopyres and
glance average assays showing from cent to II cent
copper with $12 in gold and silver The companys engineers
confidently predict larger body of at depth which the com.
pany hopes to reach and ship from this winter.
Professor Rowe the head of the Montana State School OF
Mines two weeks ago examined for Spokane Of
claims on the of the Inverness ledge which his
mort was very favorable there has been work done
the Inverness claims located the extension he made
careful examination the Inverness which his report
optimistic stating the be ssre of great promise
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
DEEP mines CO.
Reorganization of East Snowstorm De-
layed by Shareholders Not
Exchanging Stock.

The East Snowstor company plans for the reorganization Of
which stated time has not met with prompt
from stockholders In recent letter to those interested
Mr. Mitchell who is in charge of the reorganization says
am in position that at the first meeting OF the
trustees of the Snowstorm Deep Mines Limited the following
resolution will be carried:
That is the opinion this Board of Trustees that it will
not be levy the stock Of this ccm
pany extent than share And in order that
the shareholders understand the policy Of the manage mt
regarding assessing it hereby resolved that five assessments Of
two mills c00 each will be levied by the present management
payable intervals of sixty O days during the coming year
and that if the expenditure of this at the mine does rot
the property producer this board will not levy further
without the Of the shareholders in meeting
duly called for the purpose Of considering the matter
~ believe that the expenditure of five assessments upon East
Snowstorm will make it shipping mine At point along the
of this development likely into high grade
ore which would stop the assessments In short my opinion
that this plan will within few MONTHS demonstrate the
worth of East Snowstom for all me that will know posi-
lively either that want quit that have struck rich
We recognizing this to carry out plan OF
perpetual or extended assessing.
1.-The result will be that the holder of 1000 shares Of East
Snowstom will pay So now additional So possibly along m
April and then three OF ~ each
at intervals of two months during the year.
devised every scheme that could be thought OF to
sell treasury shares but shares be sold at fair price tor
such effort any longer
We cannot Snowstorm lie still without losing it. fer
there money hand pay waman and indebtedness
waud swamp the mine Furthermore at least $500 worth Of
be done order protect the property
know from sad experience difficult it is to tcr
such purposes after spell of idleness.
Il am not crazy about this idea for it on mo
harder than makes endless work IN the ONCE Tor
which but it results in active development
and that is the one thing am striving for.
"A large number of shareholders have already sent in their
shares The largest response from the West where the
merits of this property best understood and where Is well
known that the limited idea the faest method Of
mine operation during the prospective stage Will you come IN
stay with the propert The reorganization will be COM
peted already assured Will send your shares and
proxy now?"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
START WORK ON THE DAISY

Work has been resumed by the Daisy Mining Company The
property consists Of two full claims the Daisy and Gentle Annie
lying what is known the Morning and Hunter
vein about II miles east Of the Hunter mine covering 5000 feet
along this vein.
The the Daisy consists of several cuts which
show remarkably rich for surface showngs several
samples which have ssayed OO ton and silver
There also incline shaft sunk from of these cuts to
deph Of IS feet which the be about five feet in
width and carries good values
There tunnel started crosscut this vein at depth Of
300 which has been driven 1850 feet including drifts This
tunnel cut vein which and ded short dis
ance carried considerable mineral and but not
enough to be of commercial value
The proposes continue the drift about ESQ feet
west into the hill this vein believing there excellent
chance to open up an shoot extend the main cosscu
distance of $50 200 feet with the hopes of cutting the vein to
the north and parallel with the cut the surface would
indicate.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
TWO MILE co. BEING WORKED

Work has been started the property of the Two Mile Mn
inc on the of Two Mile creek two miles south
of Osborne.
This is developed by tunnel in 200 feet which followed
srnger of quartz and gaena the entire distance The ior
nation is Burke quaze In the breast there considerable
naturalization and the quare is we'll broken with heavy iron
stain showing Adjoining the of and quartz is heavy
seam of M The ledge not far distant and depth be ng
gained at the rate foot for foot The claims heavily tim
bered anere is good flow in the creek all the
sufficient to generate The road Osborne in good con-
dition and development be carried economically The
financial needs being cared for by Ben Hevey OF Spokane
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
Sill YER TRAIL WILL SHIP
Delta Property Preparing To Mill Ore
From Ledge OF Great Width.

The Silver Trail property Delta looks like early shipper
Under the management of H. D. Williams the development has
exposed an excellent milling and have been
fected the Of the Jenkins 0stamp mill about half mile
from the tunnel portal force of is busy putting the
road from mine mil in good condition completed
milling operations will be commenced.
The property is developed by drift 300 feet and
cut of the ledge rs which failed disclose the ootwa
Through the entire crosscut ore found in bunches
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
FURRY IN SNOW STORM STOCK

The Snow Storm attracting considerable attention
The force was 20 doing development work and
dividends suspended months ago. The stock declined grad
uay until down in the % Suddenly it jumped to over 81 cents
and with this came Of contracts for
exposed the property particularly in the No. tunnel 1t is
the opinion of many that there has been good in the No.
tunnel but this is not known and mystery surrounds
the oparatons the property we'll the market manipulation
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
DALMATIA EXPOSES GOOD ORE

The last 20 feet of work the Dalmaa property Pine
has disclosed foot Is inches of good gaena The ledge
well defined having good wallis There is little zinc and the
filling white quartz The general formation Burke quarze
Assays picked specimens gave returns OF Y per cent lead and
60 ounces of silver.
The buildings destroyed by fire in August but have been
rebuilt The property been under continuous development
Steve Barbora being in charge.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
PROGRESS ON THE NEW HOPE

Work on the New Hope progressing satisfactorily and the
showing continues indicate that deal more work VIII
be to has been opened up in the
but the has concentrated Its effort ~
he main ledge and this is being persevered Work is cont
uous with Eugene Thomas Osborne in charge The claims
at the head Of Two Mile creek New Hope creek.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-12-08
MCCORMICK GROUP is WORKING

The Mccormick group McFerran guch mile below Osb rne
is in operaton Cash Patterson prize dre is in charge OF
operations The claims lie the other side of the guch acrcss
from the Mineral Point and high grade gaena has been sed
several points in the of development The claims
formerly belonged Ben Mccormick of Mssou
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29
TENNIS SCORES
SHOW SOME FINE PLAYING AT.
TOURNAMENT AT SOUTH
SIDE GROUNDS.

The sixth annual tennis tourna,
ment opened here to-day with large
number Of players. The contests dur.
ing the day We're good ones. Several
of the local players were successful.
Creed Wilson beat A. s. Fleming
SO, GA, first round.
John Purinton beat J. Shrewsbury,
Dr.. Carl Heintz, of Cumberland,
beat Burt 6.2, G.2.
. Frank Raymond beat Lord 1-G. G-S.
I, !: $. Greene beat George DeBolt. ca.
Burton Greene, of Washington, beat
John H. Rock, SO, Ca. rs.
Beatty beat Martin G-1, 6-1.
Linn Horror, of Clarksburg, beat
60, CO.
Carpenter beat p. Donley Ga, GO.
L. Morris beat NJ. NJ. Nicely 6.1, rs.
Cyril Geare, OF Cumberland, beat
Race 3d. GO.
L. Hutchinson beat Adams CO, 6.1.
! Reed won from George 7. Watson,
G.2, Ga.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29
Watson beat Horror Davis Is. 81,


The players are: B. Morris, Arm.
bruster, A. S. Fleming, II. Davis, J..
Q. Watson. Sehrer, Il. Z. L. Bowie,
Creole Wilson, Brooks Hutchinson,
Lee Hutchinson, A. Fleming. Kennedy
Adams, Gallager, joel Shrewsbury,
John Purlnton, - Burt, Carl Heintz,
Hunter Boyd, - McYaw, Cummins,
Springer, Lord, Frank Raymond, S.
Greene. Morgantown; George DeBolt,
John Rock, b. Green. Washington:
Hanlon. Ed. Holbert, Benton Beatty,
Martin. NJ. Shrewsbury, Heintzelman,
Lynn Horner, E. L. Kingsley, p. Don
ley, Carney Carpenter. Palmer, L. Nor
ris, NJ. NJ. Nicely, Z. L. Drennen, Cor
don Grimes, Race, Cyril Geare, G. 7.
Watson, Reed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29
You May Be
MlSFORTUNE-PROoF!

The person who knows how to
make classified advertising IN
MEDlATELY SERVICEABLE in
an emergency is pretty nearly
proof" against the small and
usual" misFortunes and mis-
chances of daily life-such as
the losses of tenants, of board
ers, Of employment.
For by using the classified ads
QUICKLY any of these "misror-
tunes" may be turned into mere
incidents Of the day. And that's
what they really ARE!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29
To Europe.

u Miss Hazel Frost, formerly of
Huntington, but now of Clarksburg,
accompanied by The Misses Bassell, OF
lClarksburg. will sal from New York
Tuesday on one Of the large Hamburg
American steamers for years stay
in Europe. Huntington Dispatch News
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Darl f. Elliott, whose
marriage in this city was an event OF
last week, have returned from brief
visit with relatives in Clarksburg and
are now at the home of the latter's
mother, Mrs. SuZanna Lake. on Glenn
avenue. They will leave on Wedncs.
day for Corpus Christi, Texas, where
they will reside.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29
Returned ..aturday Might.

Mrs. Harvey Shain returned Satur.
day night from several weeks tour
OF Europe. She landed in New York
two weeks ago and came on to Allan.
tic City to join Mr.. Shain and daugh-
tiers. Misses Lucille and Elolse who nc.
companied her home after few days
visit there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29
aLeft for Phoenix, Arjzon,.

Miss Fanny Collins. formerly OF
Fairmont, now of Phoenix. Arizona,
who has been the guests of Mrs. Nor
gan Billlnsslea in this city, left this
afternoon for Phoenix, Arizona,
where she resides. She has also visit
ed her sister, Mrs. G. L. Gordon, at
Elkins.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29
JUST ASK US

over the phone about something you
may want in the meat line Mt the
moment Nine times out of ten you'll
get 1t, forthwith-the tenth time we'll
have what you order, but its not in
tirst-class condition. and we'd rather
throw 1t away than send 1t to you.
Good meat and quick service is our
way of doing business.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29

Sherwood Green and John Purin,
ton. of Morgantown, who are here for
the tennis tournament, were pleasant
callers at the West Virginian Office
this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29

Miss Jesse Garner, OF Bellsvllle,
Ohio, is the guest of Miss Villa Van
Glider. She will return home the
latter part OF the week and will be
accompanied by Miss Van Glider who
VIII be her guest for two weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-29

Hall for some time and it will be
largely attended by Fairmont young
people as well rs number from out
OF the city The orchestra from
Clarksburs vii furnish the music.