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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
TAM 0'SHANTER TO WORK
Osborne Property Preparing to Operate
on Large Scale

Plans for the OShanter property large
scale are now being discussed and it expected that operations
will commence within the next few weeks This an exceeding
" likely looking prospect close the Nellie which shipped ore
running high $50 of silver The editor OF The
Miner was accorded the privilege of examining the Tam OShan
ter workings this week
shaft the apex sunk 50 feet and croscut at the foot
showed the ge had wdened 8 feet with good walls and live
vain filling with Numerous openuts and prospect holes
were the vein and it traced through the entire
5000 feet of the company's ground.
Two have been started drift to the west IN
m feet be 400 feet to get under good
exposed in the upper workings The vein filling is iron oxide
carrying gray copper Specimens of this have given returns
Of Is per copper 200 of silver and lead values
This drift will attain depth Of 700 feet when under the shaft
The second tunnel 200 feet lower going in south
ery direction This to the ledge lacking but about 40
feet and intersection the ledge will be ded both
ways To the the copper and silver values have predom
mated the higher values have been found in lead nice
workings
The property in position to employ good force having
roomy cabins sendd constructed and conveniently arranged
including bunk house boarding house and shed with cellar 45
feet back the HILL There good water at the buildings and
TIE ground is covered with fine timber.
There claims in the group connected by good trail
with the roa from the Nele The distance to the O. R. n
tracks about mile The claims close to the United Lead
Silver property which developing by long tunnel from the
railroad and the possibility of these companies merging
operating be quite reasonable it would afford the Tam
O'Shaner easy and at great DEPTH
Ed Esman manager of the Tam OShaner which guarantees
that the work will be we'll done.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
IS PROMISING
New Equipment Ordered and Present
Indications are Encouraging

At the Coppermth property great activity is shown the
company has ordered entirely equipment of machinery
tools and buildings work every that be used to advan
tage Besides the working tunnel in nearly 200 feet the
company has done considerable work in shafts
and popect tunnels and Prof Rowe Of the Montana
State School Of Mines said without exception good showngs
made"
The lower working tunnel in nearly 200 feet has
qued mbeng except the portal and for $50 feet has been
in heavily mnerazed blue limestone and quarze which dur
the last Is feet has constantly changed in character heavy
of tale showing up constantly increasing flow Of water
with visible mineral in the shape Of oxide of on maacite
and chalcopyrites.
The stockholders have had the property examined by three
mining and geoogsts before work began the
lower tunnel the lower tunnel in about 100 feet and
week. the reports of every advising rapid development
When the body underneath the immense outcroppngs is
opened the expects tonnage running into the
millions and there great problems in the OF expensive
engineering to be and cared for 1t very promising
property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
RAINBOW IS INSPECTED
Expert and Stockholder Surprised at
Good Showing on the Property

The Rainbow property inspected last week by W. H. Relter
Of Kaspe an experienced miner and of the heavy stock
holders He was accompanied by W. Shields Spokane share
holder Both are familiar with the district Mr. Reiter having
first come here in 1883.
Mr. Reter was very pleased with the appearance of the
erty and expressed himself follows 1.-THE Rainbow showing
is excellent The property is in good condition and the work IS
being performed negeny and economically The showing at
the present time better than before We are about to
break into the faults coming the south side and good body
Of should exposed within the next few days The lead IS
well defined The drift in 95 feet crosscuts have been
the fault for rs feet and 46 feet at TWO places ano
to the north Is feet for prospecting purposes The
looks much better than expected to find 1t and the manage
excellent There has been dead work done ana from
examination Of the find the total only $O per TOO.
for all work and this includes all expense OF every kno "uc "
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
TEMPLE co. SHOWING IMPROVES

The showing the Temple property at Burke which we men,
ti,ed during the past few issues still improving and the
ement expecting break high grade day. The
entire breast Of the tunnel in quartz carrying copper in bro
mdes and suphde give return of four to five cent
copper and of silver One shift is employed in
the mine shift the surface building permanent bridge
to facilitate operations AS the bridge completed these
men will be put property second shift and develop
ment will be more rapid There been active demand for
the shares bringing high three cents the vicinity
of the property
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
MILL FOR KING 8 QUEEN
Carter Property Plans Erection of Con-
centrating Plant at Early Date

The King Queen mine at Carter will put in MILL This is
the decision reached by the and Secretary John
nckey of Psbug has been here during the week inspecting
the property and getting the necessary data.
The plan is first 75on mill and gradually enlarge it
property develops Recent work has exposed large bodies
milling and part it could be shipped the company
could good this has been obtained and there
is long haul the railroad spur has not been at Spring
Gulch.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
COEUR D'ALENE NORTH FORK

The Occur dene North Fork Mining company generally known
as the Monarch held its annual meeting last week and elected
the following directors:
p Spalding E. L. Protesting, W. Gibbs and W. A. Gle
land Mr. Spading president Mr. Proebsng vice president
and Mr. Gibbs secretaytreasurer Reports from the property
the effect that of high grade have
been opened up the lower levels and large will be
shipped this season.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
UNITED LEAD-SILVER STRIKE

reported that good strike has been made the United
Silver property Osborne The shoot encountered
the lower tunnel in close to 20 feet and OF
good grade of galena which will carry good values in silver
This the first important vein which opened in the
lower tunnel The second will be reached it expected
til the tunnel has been driven 300 feet further The strike made
this week the first vein which about two feet wide but
no assay has been made of the samples taken.
During the driving of the tunnel several srngers of ore have
been cut through the first point about 800 feet from the
portal of the tunnel This about foot wide and assays gave
good returns
The property situated the mouth Of Rose Bud Guch mile
west of Osborne the O. R. & N. road.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
NORTH FRANKLIN FINDING ORE

The North Franklin which working the Star vein has
been operating steadily and 0 feet of work has been done
the level Considerable has been exposed and it be-
eved in short time the efforts of the management
will be rewarded and profitable shoot opened T. E.
Booth of Butte was during the week and
made for continuing the work the directors deciding
sessment of five mills Norman Ebbley is of the
ery Gary c. Burke secretary and treasurer of the company
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
REINDEER PRODUCES 15' o ORE

The Reindeer has of ready to forward to the
seer as the road is completed and spur built at
the railroad This being handled by gs and the result is
concentrate that will IS 20 per lndica
ons are that shipments will before the end of the month
and be continuous
Work drift toward the Idaho Copper ground 60
ing ahead steadily by the Idaho Copper About 0O feet
of the work completed and it will be kept up continu'
ousy
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
MOON CREEK MINE OPTIONED

The Moon Creek mine change hands according to current
report understood that option has been given to
dicate of Washington capitalists the controlling interest and
that this will be exercised shortly The property is very proms
inc looking and is the general belief that with little
depth ore of commercial quality will be exposed The property is
we'll equipped and extensively developed Moon Creek
two miles east of Kellogg about mile south of the Charles
Dickens.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
STRIKE AT CEDAR CREEK MINE

strike was reported from the Cedar Creek property yesterday
and there was pronounced activity in the stock 1t quoted
at cents in the morning by the afternoon and "a being bid
with the prediction freely made that would be 10 cents by
day. The company due to get into exposed in the upper
workings and there surprise among the we'll posted
The principal owners the Weyer Brothers, E. Turk and
William Becker.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16

which properly be charged against development The
equipment is included in this and it good deal of
There enough sight operating expenses if it
considered expedent take Assays have given
high IS per copper and 100 of silver Every
of stock the Rainbow should feel thoroughly satisfied
The ground is Osborne within half mile of the O. R.
N tracks, admirably located for economical operation
George Austin is in charge of development.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
SPRINGFIELD WILL SOON WORK

Work the Springfield will about July When the last
completed the showing exceptionally good and
in favor of trying to work through the winter but
from economical point this deemed inadvsabe The
off enough permit of taking in supplies and the
directors will meet within the next week to plan the seasons
work and will probably award contract at that me The
claims Stevens Peak adjoining the Park and Champion
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
BRYAN MINE IS TO SHIP SOON

The Bryan mine Saese is expected to shipments
shortly Charles Burns left yeserd for the property with force
of men and it is understood will be the smete within
the next 80 days. The property controlled by H. L. and Eugene
r. nay and has high grade gaena exposed
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-16
CARNEY PREPARING PLANS
Levies Assessment and Expects to Sell
100000 Shares for Development

Mulan Idaho, June TO- 1910.
To the Stockholders
Carney Copper Company, Ltd
Gentlemen:
The contract board directors 400 feet of
in tunnels No. and last September together with outstanding
accounts increased liabilities $6O co. An assessment Of
$3 1000 shares levied in January and applied the pay
ment OF these leaving unpaid balance still standing
against the company Of $359 For the purpose paying
these accounts in full and securing sufficient balance in the
treasury to do work your board June levied
1000 shares assessment payable July lOh 1910 1t is the desire
of directors sell 100 shares of stock enable them
continue the development of the mine throughout the of the
If able to do this it is the belief of all whc per-
onay acquainted with the property that will the list
of shippers
am pleased to notify you that neghbo the Reindeer
preparing to ship This mine joins the Carney along its
southery side line The building wagon road about
half mile in length to the railroad which ground TO
the siding being put in by the Northern Pacific Railway
pany During the past three and half years the Reindeer
company has levied less than % ranging from
$3.50 to $500 1000 shares Their faith backed by these heroic
sacrifices have demonstrated that the plan for deve
Creek Idaho Giant and other properties joining the Carney
the west and extending along and 1000 feet Of the
Carney ledge have recently been consolidated into large
pany with capital Of $500 600 shares and have laid large
plans for the development of this ledge with long tunnel tap
ping the body about the water level This undertaking
very materially enhances the value of the Carney mine.
have no hesancy claiming that company the
most promising property in the district If the interest
manifested in mining that existed 1867 the Carney would
now be sought around 50 cents per share
Permit to urge each personally to hold stock off
the market until sell the shares for the
years work.
The board Offering the shareholders the privilege of subsb
ing for this stock the extremely low price per share
payable four successive monthly nstaments Send your sub
scriptiOn by return mail.
CARNEY COPPER COMPANY
J. L. MARTIN, Preident.
Presidents address, 4O34 Eagle Building Spokane. Wash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
sT|MS0N CAUGHT IN SWIRL
Says There Was a Ground
Swell a n d He
Was sit"

New York, Nov. 9.-Henry l.. Stim.
son attributes his defeat to causes
nationwide and a general movement
of the Republican party toward pro-
gresslveism.
There seemed to be a ground swell
over the country" he said last night,
and ! was caught in 1t. | think its
only the beginning. We're beginning
to have re-alignment of political
parties and the Republican party is
going through the agony of becoming
progressive.
THE returns speak for themselves.
! have nothing to regret. We've had
a good clean fight. was surprised
that | ran so well and with the rest
of the ticket
MIR. Stimson first conceded his de-
feat at s o'clock this evening. An
hour and half later he sent tels-
gram to John A. Dix congratulating
him on his election.
The Republican candidate received
the returns at his personal campaign
headquarters In the Manhattan hotel.
With him were his wife. his father,
Lewis A. Stimson, and relatives and
friends, including Regis II. Post. for
mer governor of Porto Rico. and his
law partners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
ROOSEVELT, THE TERROR,
HAS NOTHING TO SAY

Oyster Bay, N. Y. Nov s.-"Abso-
lutely nothing to say was the word
that came from Sycamore Hill last
night. Mr.. Roosevelt was at home all
evening, but he declined even to re-
ceive iuterviewers.
Kermit Roosevelt appeared at the
door when, at $3.50 o'clock, an attempt
was made to see the colonel
fThe colonel has absolutely nothing
to say said Kermit
Only fragmentary returns were re
ceived at Sycamore Hill during the
evening and up to 10 o'clock the col
onel had heard almost nothing OF the
way the elections were going outside
New York state.
When Kermit was informed Of the
returns from Ohio, Massachusetts,
New Jersey and Connecticut, he turn.
ed abruptly and hastened In to the
house to tell the news to his father.
The probable attitude Of Colonel
Roosevelt, In view of the result of the
election can be judged only by what
he has said the last few days.
In his speech at Davenport, Iowa
last Friday, he said If the Republic
ans were beaten this time they would
win next time, and that win or lose
the fight would go on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
Tx l|CKs R00sE-
WELT TO A FRAzzLE

New York, Nov. S-Returns at l,
10 clock tonight Indicate that John a
Dix. Democrat, has been elected GOV
esnor Of New York o,er Henry l.
Stimson, Republican,, by between 55,
400 and $1,000 plurality. These fie
uros may be reduced or inlreased b
returns from upstate rural districts
New York City gives Dix a plur
ality of at least 100000, which NOR,
fhan Off sets the greatly reduced plur
Atty of the Republicans upstate
rwo years ago the greater city gave
Chanler for governor, less thaa GO,
100 plurality.
Below Mr. Dix the ticket tee rt
suit is uncertain, although ten-in
oward Democratic saceess. Thomas
r.. Conway. the Democr1tl, n)miLs,
for lieutenant governor appea 8 to 3t
running only slightly behind Dix
The complexion OF the legislature,
which will select successor 10 Sen
ator Chauncey NJ Depew. will be set
lied only by more complete returns
aILoush Il seems probable taat "a
R-i uilicaDs will Dcld a W,rn'as ma
Jyli;y,
Kew York City. HesDe't lar
sons, Republican, was defeated for
recollection as representative to con
grcss BY D. NJ, Levy, Democrat, as
was William s. Bennett, Republican
by Henry George, Jr. Mr.. Parsons
defeat Is the first Democratic gain
in the house of representatives reg
lstered in today's election through
out the coumrs.
Theodore Rcoseyelt's home distric,
Ia oyster Bay. Long Island, gave Dix
a plurality of q as against a plur
ality of % for Hrrhes in 1908
In Utica, Charles \. Talcot, Dem.
ocrat. defeated Milllngton, Vice Pres
ident Sherman's nominee for congress
by 3,767.
Early returns indicate that Dix's
plurality throughout the state would
probably reach 100000, but his net
gain was reduced as the rural dis.
tIicts began TO report.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
THE FIGHT
rWILLcCO QN,ys.
N.n
u t He SAYS.
ROOSEVELT SAYS THERE
WILL BE NO LET UP HE
is SoRELY sTUNG

Oyster BAY, n Y, Nov, 9.-~ln his
speech at Davenport, Iowa, last Fri
day Roosevelt said II the Republicans
were beaten this time they would win
next time, and that win or lose the
fight would so on. Just after he had
voted yesterday he said again that
whether the result was favorable or
not, the party would keep up the
fight"
He has made It clear that he re-
CARDS yesterdays election as only a
step In fixed program and that SO
far as the New York situation is con
cerned he believes his victory over
the "old guard" has placed the party
in a position from which It can so
steadily ahead.
Colonel Roosevelt has given no in
dications as to what political moves
he will make In the future. All he
said Is that he hopes to enjoy the SO.
cluslon of Sycamore Hin Tor some
time TO come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
DEMOCRATS
WILL CON-
TR0L HOUSE

Bowling Green, Mo-. Nov. s.--Champ
Clark, minority leader when advised
last night that the Democrats would
probably control the next house OF
representatives, expressed his gratifi-
cation and predicted that the majority
Will be fifty Democratic members.
The landslide he said, eis attrib.
nted directly to the tariff and the
fight on the rules in the house. The
rules split the Republican party and
the tariff bill. coming 80 soon after,
caused dissatisfaction throughout the
country.
n am an avowed candidate for
speaker OF the house Of representa-
tives and | hope to be elected. 9th.
ers Shave announced their candidacy
for speakership, but expect to win
over them. The election last night is
q sure end to the Objectionable house
rules. Late returns show that have
more than doubled my majority"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
HARMON
In 0H|OBY
0tN BIC VOTE.
STURDY BUCKEYE WAR
HORSE PROVES EASY
WINNER

Cleveland, o., Nov. 9.--Judson Har
mon, Democrat, was reelected COVER.
nor yesterday by a largely increased
plurality, according to returns from
about $50 precincts OF the 4,526 in
the state. Even the approximate fig
ures are still In doubt, owing to a
considerable switch In various dis.
trirts Of the state.
In fifteen Cleveland precincts Har-
mon shows gain OF fourteen votes
to a precinct partly overbalancing the
Republican gain of thirty to pre-
cinct in Cincinnati.
The rural districts are showing
arge Democratic gains. f3ft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
IN KANSAS

Topeka.--At Republican headquart-
ers II was claimed at $3.50 o'clock to-
night that there is no doubt OF the
election of six of the eight Repub-
lican congressman. Those districts
in which it Is admitted there is doubt
are the Third and Sixtl. In the
Third, J. ID. Botlkin, Democrat, Is Civ
ing Phillip p. Campbell hard fight
and IN the Sixth Frank Rockefeller,
a cousin of the Standard Oil man,
John d. Rockefeller, is giving |. d..
Young, a close race. Young was the
insurgent nominee. who defeated W.
A. Calderhead at the primary for the
nomination The re-eleclion OF D. II.
Anthony in the First district is claim
ed as a certainty. rhe reelection Of
Governor Stubbs seems assured, the
only question being over his majority.
McPherson-Pa Partial returns from
four precincts In this county give
Stubbs an increased majority over
two years ago The Democrats will
probably carry pat OF the county
ticket
Topeka Indications are that Gov
ernor Stnbbs. Republican, failed to
carry the city of Topeka and the race
for Shawnee county will be close.
Eight precincts, incomplete, In the
city give Stubbs III and Hodges 1875.
Republican headquarters attributes
the great scratching or votes to the
railroad Influence and 31arges. the
railroads pith having workers at ey-
cry voting place in the city.
Topeka Incomplete returns from
eleven precincts scattereh over the
state give stubbs 6TS and Hodges
42S.
Topeka Both Democratic and Re
publican state headquarters are still
claiming victory In tofays election
Chairman ] n Dolley, OF the Repub
Ilican state central committee declares
The can see no reason TO change his
estimate OF 1000 majority for stubbs
Henderson Martin. chairman OF the
Democratic committee, declares the
Democrats have elected George n
Hodges governor anc nave securel
four Of the eight congressman. a..
lrefused to say which four.
According to latest returns, incom
plete. Governor 5tnDDs mas los. sisa,.
nee and Atchison counties. In 26 pre-
cincts in Shawnee. Hodges has a MIA
! jority OF 500 votes. Early reports
from over the state indicate that Gov
! ernor Stubbs has lost several coun
| Ties and other REPORTS Indicate III
creased majorities for him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
Don't Scratch, You Can Get Cutclay
at Any Drugstore In a Minute.

A well known Chicago dentist, Dr.
!. o. Allen. while extracting tooth
scratched his finger. Soon the arm
was frigtfully swollen 20 his shoulder
Several swollen glands formed and it
looked like blood poi coming. In about
an hour after he applied CutHlay all
pain, swelling and fever were gone.
~ ls simply marvellous.
The physician in charge OF the Hal
sted Street Dspensary has put Cuti-
clay to many trying tests. In his dis.
trict working people rush in with all
sorts of burns, cuts. bruises. DR.. Has
Aell says: y haze put Cutlclay 10
very severe tests and in every case
am pleased. satisfied and surprised;
ANA In cutaneous LESSONS eczema,
etc. It's action was quick and decid-
ed Doctors recommend Cuticlay
and publicly endorse it because II is
not patent medicine but pure.
strange product OF natlre-nothing
added or taken from It, A. ID. Plam-
ondon, wealthy manufacturer in Chi
cago, cured his eczema of the hands
by Cutlclay- Another prommen. man
used II on his l,ttle daughters scalp
for a peculiar eruption. The doctors
had nothing that even relied II. Cut
clay IS certainly grand discovery.
Nature is profound mystery In form
Ing such a strange and extraordinary
cure for skin eruptions
You can get large can Of cuticlay
at any drug store for 80 cents. or will
be mailed upon receipt of price. II
you wish TO first demonstrate what
the wonderful Cuticlay will do for
you upon receipt of six cents In
stamps to pay scost Of packing etc.
we VIII mail you large trial package
The Cuticlay Co, Chicago, III.
II is sold and highly recommended
fii Guthrie by the Owl Drug company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
The New Road Law.

/ is now ready. The new road law
ust passed by the legislature. bound
n phamphlet form. Price rs cents for
llngle ocpics. Better prices given in
Quantities. This Is an entirely new
md complete law and repeals all other
oad laws heretofore existing and
ihould be In the hands OF everyone
gho Is interested In good roads. Order
low and familIarize yourself with the
lew law. Sent to any address upon
receipt OF % cents In money or stamps.
nor SALE-First class Challenge
paper cutter, 36-nch; terms easy
address Leader foofhce.