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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-17
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
THE DARBY CO. IS financed
Larson Property to be Developed Under
Arrangements With L. C.. Jaouish.

M Daroy property at Larson, joining the Snow Storm has
een nnahced by C. Jaqush of Spokane and Mr.
aush mas just concluded examination lasting over 10 ays
atef wch he consented to undertake dispose of sufficient
treasury stock to pay for continuing over tunnel to catch tie
Vein am do whatever work is necessary thereafter This nn
IS no" 2o fee and only 1875 feet will be required to in
tefsect the ledge, giving depth of 300 feet or more
IN crosscut OF the vein its apex incline shaft was
% 1ee and this showed we'll defined walls on both sides of
ledge which showed good values silver Sorted ore
ran 6o ounces of silver with from five seven per cent paeua
ana sprnkng OF "copper" There are from two to three tons f
good ore the dump
from sorted sample of 50 to GO pounds taken out by Mr.
Jaqush in the bottom of the wnze assay returns 80 ounces Of
silver 26 per cent lead and per copper We're received
The tunnel is in St. Regis formation Mr. aqush was entirely
satisfied with the prospect for the future of the property
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
M|SS0ULA COPPER IN ORE
Galena, Chalcopyrites and Malachite
Exposed at a Depth of 700 Feet.

The best several months is the strike in tho Msso,
Copper Companys ground The Importance this is far reach
ing Sunday night the round Of holes exposed three and half
feet OF quartz with liberal sprnkng gaena some good
chaopyres ana little malachte The following day party of
those heavily interested inspected and orders for the
stock plentiful Since then each has shown improve
ment and the quantity is also increasing
the baef of those who examined the workings that this is
the end OF an shoot and that shipments be made from the
mine in a short time
The property of the Missoua Copper Company few miles
above Muan and has been extensively developed The
workings give depth of 700 feet the ledge and will pro-
vide large amount Of STOPPING ground Three shifts are
pyed and the property is equipped with power largest
holders Brown Spokane Thomas Kennedy and Henry
Biberg Of Muan and N Themes of Wallace The work
being done under direction of Engineer George Huston
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
VERDA is SOON TO OPERATE

Work to be started within few days the Verda mine
which adons the Mineral Point McFeran guc at Osborne
according to J. E. Lefever manager of the property
Two men have been kept at work for active de-
velopment has not been DONE
We expect tap the lead at depth a.
possible said Mr. Lefeyer and should get very good
returns from the ore body at that point.
The surface showing and the which have taken from
cuts at the surface high copper carries good
values in silver On the Mineral Point adjoining u.s. very fine
has been opened and samples show about the same
grade
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
COPPER PRINCE CON. WORK
Plans for Extensive Development of
Consolidated Properties. New
Equipment.

Plans for extensive work being made by the Copper Prince
Consolidated Mining Milling Company successor to the Gold
Ridge and Copper Prince Companies Dan Davis of Occur d.
Aene general manager the company has just returned
trip the property where he has been personally supern
tending preparations for the work planned
railroad station is being built the property the main
line of the Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound road
The Copper Prince is building complete camp and laying
spur track from the railroad Boilers and compresso will be
stalled and Burey drills used Work will be started at three
points simultaneously and carried on continuously.
The daho-Vrgina formerly the Gold Ridge will also be put
into operation The wagon road being repaired to permit
hauling heavy machinery 1t proposed to install big
hoist with boilers engines pumps cutoff saws and other mod
ern machinery The shaft will be sunk 300 feet deeper and
tons cut at each lOO.foot level
The feels that the of good here in
November makes it to for production Mr.
Davis recently returned from trip of six months in the east
consolidation effected the plans for development
agreed upon and the financial arrangements perfected
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
MORE ORE IN IRON MOUNTAIN
Assay at Grass Roots Shows so per
cent Lead, 80 OF of Silver

The Iron Mountain Tunnel reports the discovery of
outcrop Of rich the the mountain on the Iron
Mountain claim The ocrop is three feet wide and large pieces
the have been assayed showing so Der cent lead and
Of silver to the The samples taken at the grass
roots Mr. Davis the superintendent that the new
vein can be reached by extending the tunnel the
level about $40 feet He says the district has never been
thoroughly rospected and the Iron Mountain has not been VOL
mined all operations having been confined shoot of ore
feet long, Since the company has been possession soa
development work has been done and bodies found
the old one is being opened greater depth During the paa,
month the mine has been cleaned and in shape mining
the mill is rebuilt Samples of the ore have been tast
by the General Engineering company Of Salt Lake which
drawing plans for the alterations in the mill t, hs
qurements indicated by the The mill will be increased
capacity Of $50 tons day Mr. Davis says tho copceuasss
produced will 72 per cent lead and 60 silver
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
MONTANA-STANDARD WORKING

The Montana Standard Mining company has resumed
ons two being employed the working the lower
tunnel The property is located the Montana side of the slope
in the Occur dAlenes. miles northeast of Burke.
Five of sveread have been shipped from this prop
ery by of Thompson Falls the Tacoma mee each CIV
ing returns of approximately $50 to the ton.
The thoroughly equipped with all the necessary
chnery for economical development including compressor
and has fine mill ste Power ample quantity is furnished
from the waters of Prospect creek 1t is the intention of the
to increase the working force within the future
The annual meeting of the company will be held in Wallace
early next month when of the stockholders
pected here
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
CUSTER co. IS INCORPORATED

The Custer Consolidated Mining Company owned principally by
the Day interests has been Incorporated under the
Nevada with capital of $0oOO00 Tho ncoporaors Harry
L. Day. Jerome Day and Arthur A. Booth These respect
lively president vice president and secretaytreasurer The
main Office is Eko New s%'
The holdings of the Custer Company adon the Tamarack
Chespeak in the Sunset Peak section and considerable litigation
has been caused result of an effort sell the Custer claims
to the Tamarack
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
HAMBURG AMERICAN In ORE

According reports fine body of has been opened up
the Hamburg property which lies between the HAND
spike and the Riverside the Little North Fork
AT depth of approximately $50 feet fine body ore contain
ing god and silver has been exposed and now being
explored Operations have been under way the for
time An excellent showing has been made the
workings but it only recently that the body opened
up at depth.
VIM Shaer Of Kellogg is the principal the property
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
STEWART is IN GOOD SHAPE

The Stewart mine has commenced to sink 2O more The
Occur Aene Iron Works Just built skip for the company
and it now in place. The tunnel is being sunk lowest
workings on the property.
Approximately 25O tons of being shipped daily from the
mine Wardner to the Mammoth concentraor Wallace The
mill continues to give the best of satisfaction and turning out
fine product If concentrates.
At the rate of progress at is believed that all the
OF the will be cleaned early date
and the company be in position to pay dividends
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
GOLD IN P. MARANTPS CLAIMS

Peter Marant returning Murray from his West Eagle proper
y few days ago brought excellent specimens of gold
carryng free gold plainly visible the naked Marantis
claims about six miles from Eagle and he reports unusually
good showing in the face of the tunnel.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
STRINCERS in MIDWAY SUMMIT

Reports from the Midway Summit Mining Company at Burke,
which due reach its body the lower level to
effect that strnge of gaena being encountered and it
pacted that ore will be reached within the few weeks Dev
elopment is in charge of George Cornell of Burke.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
MINERAL FARM IS IMPROVING

The Mineral Farm drift under the east end of the iron
Gaping and scattered h the forma
ton There great deal of coming the face
than previous time and 1t looking very promising APP
proxmae 1000 feet of work has been done in the past
since the long tunnel started The crosscu tunnel
in 1455 feet the main drift $50 feet ledge
feet and other of the ledge about 70 feet This work
has cost considerably less than $40 a foot
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21

operating has turned SIS of concentrates which have
netted the company $200 An offer mine has been
made by Foreman Joe Carson and has acted on by the
board but directors individually rather rdcule the suggestion
Until Mr. Wilson arrives from Portland action will be TAKEN
The annual meeting Of the company scheduled for August
when matters Of great Importance in connection with future
tions will be settled
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
ARLINGTON LOOKS PROMISING

Reports from the Arlington few miles above Burke that the
formation has changed and the character has improved
such extent that expected show within the next few
rounds Considerable interest has been manifested in the ppp
erty recently Cyrus Gossert is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
RICH ORE IN FANNY CLAIM

very rich strike reported to have been made recently the
Fanny claim owned by the Trail Guch Mining company accord
ing reports brought here by Blaine Ward of Delta of
he principal of the company Mr. Ward visit from
Delta last week brought of the gold with him. The
b said to be three feet wide and encountered 300 feet
from the portal of the lower tunnel
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
CUTTING STATIONS IN ALICE
to Date $125,0OO Mill Tenn
porarily Closed, Will be Repaired.

Pending the cutting of station the 200 foot level and possi
bly, another the 50foo level from which will be run
pick the these levels the mill the Alice has been
temporarily closed and will undergo repairs and alterations
The Alice mil started year and in the time it has been
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
SINK NEW SHAFT ON DICKENS

The Charles Dickens preparing sink shaft direct
back OF the mill with the intention of dumping the directly
into the mill from the skps working for economy In handling
the ore
In the old workings by tunnel and winze the handling Of ore
found to be large e Some concentrates have been
very little.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-07-21
NEW PUMPS FOR BUNKER HILL

Eight centrifugal pumps being made for the Bunker Hill
Sullivan mill by the Occur dAene Iron Works When these are
completed and operation there will be 6 use at the great
Kellogg plant Those manufactured by the Coeur
dAene Iron Works Two and hreech diameter pipes are used
pump the concentrates into settling tanks from which they are
loaded
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
WANTS MORE MONEY.
John ID. Rockefeller, T., Sees
MayOr and Controller.

John ID. Rockefeller, jr., called on Mayor
Gaynor, Controller Prendergast and Bor-
ough President McAneny yesterday to see
If they would be in favor of a special ap-
preparation by the Board of Estimate TO
pay the cost of special investigators of the
white slave" traffic. 1t is understood that
Mr. Rockefeller, who is foreman of the
grand jury Investigating the traffic In this
city, believes that a special Investigation
should be made along the lines of that con-
Quoted by the Congressional committed It
is thought that he may have in mind en-
ployins Professor jerks, of Cornell who
was retained by the Congressional commit
tee.
Mr.. Rockefeller visited each official in his
own Office, and was with each about fifteen
minutes. Before leaving the City Hall he
went through the Governors Room with
Borough President McAneny.
The Mayor said Mr.. Rockefeller was in
favor of employing special investigators
Asked whether he agreed with Mr.. Rookie
feler on the white slave traffic the Mayor
replied that he did not think the foreman
or the grand jury had made up his mind
yet. Neither Controller Prendergast nor
Borough President McAneny would talk
about the visit
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
REVENGE MAY COST LIFE TERM.
Young Santaniello Found Guilty of
Murder in the Second Degree.

Amato Santaniello, seventeen years old
of No. 344 Leonard street BROOKLYN who
on the night of August IS last, shot and
Killed Rafaele Cascone in front of the lat
ter's cafe. at No. 108 Mulberry street. in
revenge. Cascone having murdered the
prisoners brother and cousin, was con-
victed of murder in the second degree bv
jury i'll the Criminal Branch of the Su-
preme Court yesterday, and Justice Goff
remaHded him for sentence on January
20. He may not be sentenced for less than
twenty years and can be sent away for
life The jury was out two hours, during
which time they had luncheon
Cascone was murdered after being sum
moned to the door of his cafe where he
found Santaniello. The youth shot him
twice and then fed, but was caught and
returned TO the place by q detective for
the purpose of identification. Cascone was
lying on the floor, but in a moment was
on his feet and stabbed Santaniello. but
the wound was not serious
Cascone was sentenced TO death for the
killing of Santaniellos brother and cousin.
and In the death house in Sing Sing he
struck up an acquaintance with Albert #
Patrick, the lawyer, who gave him advice
that led TO his getting new trial which
resulted in his acquittal. Just before he
died however Cascone confessed that he
had killed Santaniello and his cousin,
whose name was Seneschalchi
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
GOT ALL TOURISTS ABOARD.
Benevolent Deception Practised on
Steamship Passengers.

Percy V. G. Mitchell, of the White Star
Line who has been at work for several
months planning the cruise of the steam
ship Arabic to the Levant managed to get
the big liner away yesterday, with every
passenger on board. There were 4o7 of them
The Arabic was scheduled to sail at 10
a. m. This hour was set without considera-
ton OF the large number of friends who
would swoop down upon the steamer and
probably remain aboard after the gang
plank was hauled in. Several days ago
word was sent TO all the prospective tour
lists that the Arabic would sail promptly al
a. m. and they were advised TO go aboard
overnight While many OF them were
asleep yesterday the big liner backed out
of her dock in the North River and an
chored In Gravesend Bay. count was
made, and four passengers were missing
When wireless was received on board
yesterday that the four belated ones were
on their way to Quarantine on the COM
rany's tug the Arabic put about and took
them on Off Stapleton.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
CAN STOP POLLUTION.
O'Malley Says Lac affects
All Na1igabIe Waters.

Albany. Jan. 2o.-The rights of the State
Commissioner of Health to prohibit the
discharge Of sewage into any waters of the
state are defined in an opinion to-day by
Attorney Genera! OMalley.
Commissioner Porter advised the Attor-
ney General that the law is being violated
by many municipalities, and asked for an
Interpretation Of the expression waters of
the state,' used in the statute. The
Attorney General holds that this refers to
all tidal waters and all other lakes and
streams which are openly and notoriously
used for navigation. and also to any other
waters which are in fact navigable or dedi-
Gated TO public use for navigation or for
a highway.
The Attorney General points out that the
statute specifically provides that suits to
restrain viola tions Of this law, or for pen
alties prescribed are to be brought by the
local boards of health. He also holds that
the law applies to New York City the same
as to all other cities and villages whose
sewers drain into state waters
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
BRIEF FOR HEINZE IN
Decision Expected Nert Week
an Copper Mans Case.

Should Judge Hough decide that the
presence of a layman in the grand Jury
room, even though appointed by the At
torney General, vitiated the Indictment
against F. Augustus Heinze the govern
ment prosecutors, it was reported yester-
day, will have the same layman before the
grand jury as a witness, and the conner
man will be indicted all over again. When
Judge Hough had the papers in the pres
ent case handed I'D to him last week he
said:
What is this? Heinze? What, asainl''
1t was said that there would be another
again if the court should decide accord
ing to the brief of the Heinze counsel
"hlch was handed in yesterday. Levy,
Rosenthal d Heermance, who are his coun-
sci or record. have got the report of the
Congressional committee which considered
the bill upon which. as law, United
States Attorney Wise is basing the legality
OF the presence Of John p. FernsIer, the
layman. before the Jury
In the report of the bill the purpose of
IT was said to be to enable the government
to employ special counsel who by reason
of skill and knowledge of a situation might
present the matter ntellgently to a grand
jury. Mr.. Wise will file his brief to-day
II was said that decision would be nada
early next week.
The fight against the issuing OF subpunas
for persons 10 appear before the grand
jury in ostensible continuation Of tha
investigation Of the case Of the copper man
may soon take the form of a motion to
quash the subpenas. 1t was said to be an
unusual and Illegal method OF clinching
a case against indicted person. 1t was
practised in the sugar prosecutions with
out a protest from counsel for the former
employees Of the American Sugar Refining
Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
BOY DIES.
Second Viictim of ASSASSIN Who
Killed Robert LOmas.

Little Arthur Shlbley. after a brave fight,
died yesterday morning in the Washington
Heights Hospital from the effect of the two
bullet wounds inflicted a week ago by an
unidentified assassin His parents were be-
side the boys bed, and Mrs. Shibey, weak
from the loss of blood in the operation for
TRANSMISSION, went from Mysteries into I'M
consciousness. One OF the surgeons was
called to attend her. After her recovery
the boys body was taken to the family
home at No. 434 West 164th street.
The boy and Robert Lomas. both six years
old. We're playing on Wednesday of last
week at Edgecombe avenue and 104th street.
when a bearded man approached the group
with a revolver in his hand. shot both boys.
killing the Lomas boy instantly. and es-
capped.
Police vigilance and determination to
capture the murderer have brought about
the arrest of a number of bearded men who
have been proven innocent. There were
more arrests yesterday than any day since
the shooting. George p Meyer. forty-two
years old, of No SO Bowery. was arrested
twice and released both times
Detectives arrested DIR. George McLeed in
the Controllers office. where a commission
was taking evidence on his claim for s14o,-
600 for fourteen years service as an oculist
on Wards Island, where he says he was il
legally detained. He was said TO answer
the description of the man sought, and was
held at Headquarters.
Acting orders of Coroner Feinberg
Coroners Physician Schultze performed an
autopsy on the body of the boy. He said
afterward he was amazed that the lad had
lived as long as he did. One rib had been
perforated, one lung bruised, the dia-
phragm was punctured and there were two
bullet holes In the stomach.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
THEATRE SIGNS GO
Distractions IN 18th Street De-
stroyed By McAneny's Order.

In raid on sidewalk distractions yes
terday the Bureau of membranes re-
moved the time honored sgnboards which
for years gave a picturesque color to 14th
street, between Third and Fourth avenues.
II was the first time that the city ordinance
was so thoroughly enforced since the days
of Tony Pastor. when he opened his thea
tire in Tammany Hall.
Thirty years have elapsed since some Of
the boards we're erected in front of the old
TONY" Pastor theatre and Huber's Mu-
scum, but the ukase of Borough President
McAneny spared none of these relics. Ac-
cording to the general order, the entire
city Is to be shorn of obstructing signs on
the line of the sidewalk and dozen gangs
have already begun the work.
The axes and crowbars in the hands Of
laborers under Daniel J. Roche first felled
the big signboard In front of the old Dewey
Theatre, which is said to belong to the the
atrical interests of big Tim" Sullivan.
AS the boards crashed to the sidewalk
Tammany Hall became alive with showmen
who are identified with the small theatres
throughout the city, but there was no ex-
PLANTATION of the unusual raid.
When it appeared that the entrance to
the Dewey Theatre would undergo an ex-
tenSlNe CnanSe, ftOCne announced tndt ne
had no jurisdiction over the carriage en-
trance, which forms arbor of electric
lights over the sidewalk. The poles sup
porting the lights are attached to a great
signboard. which had to be left standing
and when every other show place was shorn
of its announcement boards. the Dewey
Theatre had the advertising advantage Of
all 18th street.
Alongside the Dewey is the Unique. where
moving pictures are also exhibited but the
managers of this place were less fortunate
hour, and only such signs 'as were inside
the stoop line were allowed to stand. The
other show places we're equally bereft of
their advertising spaces.
When it appeared that the Olympic Thea
tire, formerly Pastors. and now controlled
by the David Kraus Amusement Company,
would also be left untouched by the raid
ers, Roche ordered his gang TO clear away
two signs which incased electric lamp
posts. The obstructions measured AZ inches
long and inches wide They had been
erected by Tony Pastor when 14th street
was the theatrical district of the city.
The distractions in front of the Academy
OF Music, Huber's Museum, the small NOV
ing picture shows and shooting galleries
We're removed by the owners. The raid
vas not unexpected. Inspectors had served
notices of violations on January a, a few
days after Mr.. McAneny ordered the streets
cleared. Broadway has been partly cleared,
and a general raid will follow on the East
Side
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

This plan is said to be favored by Senator
Aids himself.
When the resolution was reported to the
Senate, Senator Grady objected 10 the
Senate's sitting in committee of the whole.
maintaining that this committee would be
unable - execute an order or exercise the
powers/ of the Senate. Senator Bracket
contended that the Senate might confer
all its powers on the committee of the
whole. and after rather a spirited debate
this point the resolution was adopted
unanimously.
This procedure means that practically no
other business will be done by the Senate
as long as the Aids case lasts. The AS
s,mbly will be forced to mark time, for
while bills may be introduced and some
hearings held, the lower house will be un-
able to send forward much work without
the cooperation of the Senate. Thus the
business of the Legislature will be delayed
by the length of time II takes to settle
the Allds-Conger controversy