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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02
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BAT btftanbig fnIte iyiibs, bsnn Der Sta.
lientr iit auf ben mintsr ar niht sins
gert6tst, audi pisl barter unb dus.
bautrnber s.geR 5roft unb GrtdItung
dIs mir gnrbl1Hbsr. 4lfo urtbeilt
Jritbr. 9b. @if6er in Ieinen .sStaLiss
niftben grieFen@ iiber ben romii6en
Winter 1889 40. glber Der grobe
2leitbetitsr be.iIt ii6 binsu5uFiissn, bdb
Der Winter nur ais guit nad Rpm
tomHie. So gspifermuBen nur in
Sorm Der 9romontann eineH Grub bes
Qprons nn6 Rom brings.
Ienn 0ifher Dor einigen Iiebsia
5abren in Rom .aIts 5iiBs betatn, 10
besommn ipir i'm Minter bes sJabrss
1911 bafiir ben Stodi6nupfen, mas
10 siemlif boHslbs lit. llno lDenn Der
aud ala 2isfsrunt oes aommersbnhes
betonte 8iIher mod t6nt fein 2ien
BON nltsn Shortenmaier) In Der ,aus
ten oIien 3sit" iiber bas norbiThe
Jriertn auf tlafIii6em goben tlagt.,
10 ftimmen mir bsuiieen R0mer IN Der
b0ien neuen 3eiF NIT elmer tleinen 8as
rinnts glei2faIls Elm aommsrsIeb an:
.gs regnst unb ss fhnsit,
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gu S4nse uHo gis sef6ipin6 -
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nigfttns mas 5eisnprrihiunaen unb
Wint.rtomfort bttrifit. In Rom burhs
aus ieinen Gorti6riit gesen bic quite
alte 3eit gemahi bat. gs mag rsgnsn
unD fhneien. mas es nur fpia, unb bic
eiilse GrdmDutana mag ourh ben
DionteI fubren nan bsm beriibmien r5s
mifhn Gprihiport: ga tromontona
puHu per ieite panui bi lana" (ber
RorbtDino brinat aud burd fiebeu
ipollene Dedsn). bns Idbt i'm bolITten
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bds Gismeer. Gliidlifes 2onb, ipc
ii6 Jsber, tptnn I'm Iieben 9euiIhionb
iih ale Nnffn r5thsn, 3u 6,cuTs NIT
StsinfubbDosn obne 9sppite bebiIfi,
fih in Reiisoedsn biilIt unb I'm iibriasn
bns @erssfen fir bic unbilben bes
Wintera In 81. Der 9etsip1rme fud,t.
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Wobnungsn nit Sefen. ober geronsau
einsis bic Mittbsbduier nit .3sntrals
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mebrers wionoie binburh zines gDin.
ters. be- bel pieIsn idb0ntn 9oaen uno
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aose, ID mohsn abfheulifen Guoels
METERS brinss.
Der Gingfbrrene (ipcbl ihmn en,-
pfinbef bon 1IIsbtm ridbts ober mnd,t
f6 0ls JatnIiit nid)t piet bcrnns. g3er
ipie Der Si0liener 10 DieI In Der frif6en
auft iii. ipfr ipie er feinen Gauptfpors
Tn Rorfohummel fiubst uH6 srbitts,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02
Grsxseisentbamhlls .rtrsamnsex
Cincinnati, O., /. 5sbr.

Sbomos 8. RottIiff an Gbna 9
Sreton, uug.fGbr 40 Qder 2dnb in
Settion 30 in Columbia 9otpnfbip;
| $4. 800.
/ Die Sbip Concrete 9lod Go. on 30.
| finger unb Soptins, Got 3 in 1unIsr
unb 5tnbIap's llntsrabtbsiIung; 81.
george 3. S6ott an alma Sdott,
Elm Stiid 2anb on Gds Der Sonnibip
unb Sibnep apenue; 81.
&nna Sornun9 an gstsr Sornune,
II BEL 100 aub an Der n6rbIiheu
Seite bon mintIsr GtroBe; 81.
| Sopbis Gorer3. Gretutrfr, on Gbds.
6. 5ebrmdnu, Fiinf Sabre 9adt oui
Elm Stiid 2ano IN 9oosiportb ape. /;
idbrIide Ristbe $3.50.
gIijab ). Saq an Spbn R. 6oLl II.
a., 46 Qdsr QQnb in Ssttion 30 in
Delhi 9oprfbip; ferner, Cots 48 unb
40 in Delhi Qono aFociotioa Inter
abtbeilune; 81.
Robert 20. Gan an Sobn n. 5an
II. a.. unsetbiIter 9beil in beuielben
gruHbitidsn; $1400.
Charles 2.sou an ben goarb of
gountp gommiFionsrs, Weesreht fir
grsst5pede in Settion 80 in RiLcrsei
9Opnibip; 800.
2oura +. Qobfpid on Charles
Shnsus, Cots 80 unb "a in sSernIanb
llHterabtkiIung; 81.
Die 9iO3sis oss FiibIihen Ohio on
Carl =. Sarff, gretutor. flint Sabre
pa6t auf Got 6 in Rufus' llnternbs
tbeiluug ouf Ult. glbdms; i1brlihe
Whetk $570, nit benz 4nfaufspripiIsz
GUM gu $500.
2atpr.nes Wenbtnbon an Warooret
6. Menbenbau, Got 25 in Deter
Rsffs lnterabtbsiIuns;. 81.
Gbds. Wopsr an 8. e. 2oomis, so
Sub an Wabiion gife; ST.
5. hilbert Wlaub unb aotis go.
5ouf an Geo. w. Gittmnnn, 60s
CUB an Spcamore Ctr; $4,000.
8. 3. 2oomis on gbds. Wasner, 30
Geres tn Settion 5, Columbia Sd. i
Got an Ut. Sop. Rpob; ST..
Union Sdpings gfeoItp Go. an
2ucius u. Subj, Got 461 In SbiO
Sonb &: Smp. 60. linterabtkiiung;
5000.
Somenttn Domino an Noecp Domis
no, l Got on Qrmprp 4pe.; 81.
Jobn Qbt an Geo. gertrnm, so
Jub an 9irbeim aoe., Deipoob;
$500.
Som. u. sbompfon an aaron ..
sbompfon. i etreifen 2onb In Get.
IA. Columbia 5p.; 81,
5rdnees 8rintmdnn an nm. G.
gurtbort, / Got an Cincinnati unb
lebanon ptts; $500.
Deter 2ooep, IT,, Grb<n, an sSoeob
y. Sclono, 7 Qcts in Gutbrie's linz
terdbtbeiIung, California; $715.
W. g. gurtbdrt an syrnnces grinfs
man, ! Got an Cincinnati unb 2sba.
non gite; $500.
pbilipine Wenb an Woflie aellsr,
l lot an GoIeroin qife; 81.
Die Union Sapings RtaItn 60. an
Jacpb 8abron, Got 189 in Gbic 2anb
& Improvement Co.'S lInterabtbei.
lung; $185.
Jobn Streibig on Giiters g6efeb
Shel amas. 4 1/10 Meres In Gsttion
]. Green Up; 81.
elifabetb Dilep an Gribgei melIs
monn, 3 Cots in gueIib 6. u. Inter.
abtbeiluns; 81.
prpbirt III. Q. MetcI DoIifbs
Ina .9arteepers Hrffubs. fs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02
Gnuorb ssuds faate bebouernh:

|, GpudrD 1Sums 1d9Ie DepdueIHG.
/ ,Dds MleSoillon bat pielIeiht elmer
befonbersn Mertb fir sic
| ,Ih ia, i6 entdubere mid ieinel
nur eespnnsen; ss tt etn Gamilien'
tletnpn :"
Der 8ef6dftsmdnn blieb barber.
| Isig, legte bas Meoaillon in bas ga.
pier unb tpoIlte es benz Mdbhen ge.
zen.
| ngebalten sic es!" rief fie bafia.
Der SdnbeI mar ulio abgef4loFen
Gbuarb sSuhs Dffnete feinen &aiter
uno be3ablte bic tleine @umme, bic
pie er perfiberte, ben Wertb bes Mes
oailIons prGisntirte. Sn bieiem Mus
eenblit eri6ien Der Gebilfe, Der biz
beiben Rinqe bradte. Das iungt
Yadbhen entfsrnte ith. Der Baron
bate i6on Iein Safdenbuh bel Der
S1anb, aus benz er ben 8etrng nabnl,
BEN Der Sutpelier fir bas MebaiIIOn
et3abIt bate.
raid.
Suds IGdeIte.
rum benIelben 8rets2"
rDir perben uns ipdter etrissr.
gebalten sic meine Rtnge; ih ellie
oem iunsen Mdbden mad. Sier 1T ocs
ge.h >"
DaIbmann nabm bas Mebdillon
Inb elite auf Die StraBs. 9as Ndbs
t,sn ftanb mod on tenn S6auFenIter !;
mir tDnnen ntht iasen, pb IS neugisrig
bic Supslen betra9tets ober ob es ii4
sDoernb non bent MeoaiIlpn trenEte
es feuf3te tisf uub I6per uno
qing bara tpeiter ourd ba5 9ebrdrge,
pas I'm bieIe 3eit duf bem fdnaien
5rpttoir it6 IGfttg bsmertbar mahte.
@aIomann, i6on geiibt in 9erfolgunz
gen bteier Qrt, tpubte iib 10 81 buIten.
baB er ftets in Der Rdbe bes eilig ita
entfernenben MGbhens blteb.
Ran bate Die Strobe bur9f9rits
ten.
Die @ertGufertn beg Uaebainons
trot in cine 2lpotbete. WaIomann,
Der ftebsn bIieb, fab bur6 bic bobe
SptegsIiteibe, bab bic, bic er Dsrz
folgte, bem apotbstsr Elm Re5spt iibers
CAB.
.2Ib, ba6ts sr, vbis b06Tts got6
muB ben @ertauf bes WteoaiIIons psrs
anIabt haben!"
Gr nnbm feline SteLIune 10, bab bic
2eute i'm Snnsrn Der Qpotbete ibn
ntbt eetpabren fonnter. Das iuuge
Mdb6sn bate fi6 auf cine 8ant ges
feBt, Die fir Die ouf Qbfsrttgung
stngeri9tet mar. Gs
mo6te ibr gu tparm tperben, benn iis
mari ben S6leier 8uriid.
vQb," ba1te Der 9eobu6ter, vbas
lit Elm t0itli6es Geii4t! S6abe, bab
ote fhpor3sn Sdatteu Der Sorgen ss
Rucb Gage Der 9inge tperbs
ia bier cine intersFante Gntb.dung
MAIDEN Die iunge Dame gsbDrt
bem beTsren Stanbs an, fie 1T bon benz
Dege gum Slide ubgstommen i
Sd lperbe ibr bic 6anb bisten, benn
es lit Elm 9erbisnft, ben Qrmen unb |
9eorGngten gu beIfsn, por3iisIib penn
lie id0n iinb, tpis biefs MsbaiQOns
9ertdufsrin. Snterefunt bIsibt es
ieoenfaIIs, einen Bid in ibrs 9srbGltz
Mile gu tperfen 3ann ih fonft |
nitts erreihen, 10 babe i'd bisier RIB
tenbsn SaDnbeit si:e Dobltbat errpies
len, bic fie mir banten pirb. Sd mub
bic @eibihte bes MeboiQons tsnnen."
Qud taum Sebn Minutsn mar bas
fe3ept berettet. Die Dame empFing
in Jldf66en unb 5abIte Oafiir bon
oem 8eIos, bas tie aus bem 8ertaufe
oes g1soaiaons gsI0ft bate.
(JOrtiebung foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-02

cstfiH GSsnaf. 2iniusss. GfnsiHnass. q.
8feis 80 Gents Hn6 basiber.
The evening world., 1911-10-17
Tilted SU|TOR
HELD AS SLASHER
!. Of GIRL AND RIVAL
Garula, Menaced by Mob, Tries
0uhcide as Dying Victims Are
h. Sent to Hospital.

OeusphAns fssick's Jealous admirers
ueashed in the hail at No. Is ManEn
0tpsst early to-day. and when the smoke
g battle cleared away Josephine and
1rAlA Castanli we're probably fatally
etDbbed and Andrew Garula, said to be
"a employee Of r. Hoo q Co.. 70
eussd of w%oundins the others, was nurs-
iaS outs, said TO be seif-inhicted. IN the
Dseancey street station.
Aftsr the ARRAY residents OF the oufld.
ins undertook a deal with 0arula and
the police had trouble rescuing him.
n 10 said that Josephine recently
transferred her affection from Garula-
who u ffty-two years old. to Castanii.
vAo 10 only th%irty-nine. Josephine 10
6WUnty-six, and she and CastanM took
- their abode on Mangin street directly
over Garula without knowing that he
lived there. Garula met the couple in
the hall n the stabbing followed.
Josephine and Castanil are In Gouver-
neur Hospital. She IL stabbed In the
back, tho right breast n neck. Cas-
tamil has slashes about the head and
neck n an artery waS severed in his
right arm.
The evening world., 1911-10-17
The Fall Notion Sale
Is Going on NOW

Dressm taking Supplies
Cimbels Perfection" Dress Shields,
fine nainsook-covered, in sizes 2-3-4.
Regular and full dress shape. Pair
16c, dozen $1.60. .
duchess" Dress Shields good
washable shields, to be worn with
shirtwaists, etc. Sizes pa. regular
and shirtwaist shape, pr. 10c, doz. 81.
The Eve" Improved Rustprooi
Enameled Covered Spiral Stay, dozen
cards, 66c.
lOc for three &c cards Collar Sup
porters.
The evening world., 1911-10-17
Two BROTHERS
TRAPPED IN STORE
! BY POLICEMAN
Boys Said They Were on Way
to Meet Sister, but Are
Held for Court.

Two brothers, Cornelius Callahan.
aEtssn. OF No. ST. East One Hundred
aud 6eventy-nrst street. and Robert.
twsave. were arraigned in the Children's
Court to-day charged by the police with
fefcsbly entering the confectionery store
- RaSsIio Ratio at No. Ip Boston road.
t1ae Bronx. They were arrested by Po-
lleeman Riley ana Detective Conway OF
the fremont avenue station.
Policeman Riley was at One Hundred
and Nghtieth street and Boston road
shortly after I o'clock this morning
when he saw two boys lettering about
the entrance of the confectionery stor,
n later enter. Blowing his whistle
the officer ran into the candy shop and
found tho lads standing neal the cast
register. Detective Conway. who was
in the vicinity. hurried to the store and
the boys. who later said they were Cor
nelius and Robert Callahan. were taken
to the station house.
The boys disturbed nothing in the
store. as far as the police could learn,
The evening world., 1911-10-17
Free to Pile
Victims
Next Morning Worst Cases Wonder
Why They Never Before Tried the
Remarkable Pyramid Pile Cure.
1T IS FREE,

~ making . free test Of the wonderful
Pyramid Pile Cure. you are sure Of beins
right. Nothing 10 more disappointing than
TO invest in something that don't do the
work. 90 write At once 20 the Pyramid
Drug Co.. Marshall. Mich. for . free trial
package. and know 70 q certainty that
here 10 . sure, quick and permanent cure.
An instant relief IN worst oasss Of any
form OF piles. The trial Will enable you
to rest comfortably over night. and In
the morning you will hustle TO the nssres,
drug store, can help It, for the regular
60c. package that puts you on your feet
and keeps you Eoing. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
Use the coupon below. Merely ssnd your
name and address.
The evening world., 1911-10-17

Blasting Cotton, QUO yard spOOls,
dozen spools, $50.
Miscell ane0us Notions
Pin Cubes, II. F. Neuss' quality,
made in Germany. Ice for two l2c
Cubes, 200 pins in 9 different colors.
10c for three SC papers Duchess Pins.
10c for three SC cards Savoy Safety
Pins.
100 for two 10c Folding Wire Coat
Hangers.
100 for three &c Wash Cloths.
loo for two 10c balls c. B. French
| Darning Cotton. Main Floor
The evening world., 1911-10-17

ana declared they we're on their way TO
meet their sister when they were ar
rested.
Miss Margaret Callahan, the sister.
who Is employed in a drug store at One
Hundred and Twenty-ffth street and
Lenox avenue, appeared as the two
were being taken to the station house.
According to the pokce. Cornelius forced
the door by pressing his weight against
1t. while his brother stood on guard.
The evening world., 1911-10-17
Some

from the Leaf River tOhio) Miiror.)
We are In receipt of the inteliigence
that the stork arrived at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. II. +. Wagner. of AM
herst, 8. D., and left a dainty severn
pound girl. Both Mr.. Inc Mrs. Wagner
were employees of this office several
years ago and are to be congratulated
upon their success In their new field OF
labor.
The evening world., 1911-10-17


AT SAVINGS OF ONE-QUARTER
Thousands of people will purchase a supply during the mex
want it." In other words they desire dependable, good wear
In this sale we offer a great variety with the additional d.
The Women's Underwear
Black worsted Tights, regularly S5c. 81, $1.25 and
$1.5O, at csc.
Women's Vests and Drawers, heavy tuck-stitch, regularly
5Oc to 7c, at Soc each, or 3 for 81.
Women's Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves, ankle
length, well known "Foest-Mils" make; slightly imperfect,
otherwise 81 grade. at CSC.
Women's Merino Vests, Drawers and Tights, hand
finished, all styles and sizes; regularly $l.25, at 600.
Children's Underwear
Children's Ribbed Underwear, natural color for boys,
white for girls; all sizes; slightly imperfect, otherwise 75c to 81
grade, at Acc.
Women's Hosiery
Women's Black Lisle Hose, with garter tops, triple
heels, soles and toes; slightly imperfect, otherwise 35c grade.
at 18c, or 8 pairs for soc.
Women's Heavy Isle Hose, with triple heels and toes, and
double soles; regularly 35c, at 1sc, or 8 pairs for 60c.
Women's Boot Silk Stockings, black only, and only 100
dozen; regularly 3Sc, at 26c.
Women's Black Cotton Hose, slightly imperfect, other
wise lSc grade, at 1870. Subway Store
The evening world., 1911-10-17
Allover EInbro idered Lac
Waists at So
$5.75 to $3.50 Tailored Skirts

Without question the best lot Of skirts we have ever offered under
price in the Subway Store. The materials IRE Of exceptionally good quality.
The tailoring and finishing are frst-cass in every way; in fact, it would be
difficult to get better workmanship at almost any price. .H
500 skirts in the collection from one of our best tailoring houses anxious
to close out his remaining stock Of fine materials. These materials ar spot
proof chiffon broadcloth, wide-wale diagonal worNeds, cheviots, sergs
The evening world., 1911-10-17
$3.50 Tailored Linen Waists,
ST Tailored Waists at 66c

800 waists in this collection, In many
good styles. All nicely made and finished,
Of good quality madras, plain white or with
satin-fnish stripes in a variety of colors;
mannish shirt style, Gibson models with
pocket, waists with plated detachable side
%rufIles, others finished with lace insertion,
French or stiff collars and cuffs.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-11
INSPECT RAINBOW PROPERTY
Montana Stockholders Pleased With
Visit to Coeur d'Alene Mines.

party of stockholders in the Rainbow Mining Milling Co.,
visited the property Saturday Those included B. Richards
Paul Fox Alfred Folk, E. A. Brattrud VIM Davis all kaspe
and VIM. Scofd of Spokane Mr. Fox miner of many years
experience in the Butte camp
In with Manager George Austin they Inspected the
underground workings and examined the
they through the Heca and Standard speaking
of their visit said: "Snce the dividend paying
impressed with the showing in the Rainbow
creased about rs per cent in our estimation
"lhe main tunnel the Rainbow No. group in 100 feet
and with the other work there total done At the
present face of the tunnel there depth of approximately 50
The main drift has been discontinued for the present the
contractor Walter St. German has his working uprase
point $50 feet from the portal of the tunnel where rich
exposed This raise only started recently and has gone
but for the Is feet shows quartz ledge four feet wide with
copper all through it, Some specimens of this picked
had asayed by H. G. Adam of the Federal Mining Smelling
They 3l of silver and S per copper the
THE surface showing satisfactory and the ledge be
traced 1900 feet the property We are well pleased with
the showing and the outlook that have all decided our
holdings
Another thing that gratied about the Rainbow is the
with which development has been carried The work
been done at expense less than $40 foot including every thing
Then too have market get the best Of
service because the property only three miles from Wallace and
heequarters of mile from the main line of the Nv n Co.
After visiting the property held informal meeting with
the officers and the Wallace stockholders and are confident that with
the affairs guided by business of such poby and mining
pernce the results will be all that could be desired We
happy to find that the property better than represented
when made our initial investment in the stock
eve unable visit the second group the Rainbow com
but from the reports received while here the tunnel 200
feet and will ntersec the ledge about 100 feet further This
gaena bearing ground and have confidence it. The ledge
be reached in July and ded This group the North Fork
in the vicinity of mines with good ore showings."
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-11
CARBONATE HILL IS FINE
Assays Show Zinc Values of 48 Per
Cent With Lead and Silver.

representative Of The Miner visited the Carbonate Hill property
this week where excellent showing being made the from
the west drift
The drift which about 900 has been running
the hanging wall side of the Last week
the north and through feet of excellent lead and zinc
There strong gouge the oowa and the has every nca
ton of being continuous.
While the predominas the probabilities that it will be
displaced by lead as depth is attained.
picked sample of the zinc aayed as follows Zinc 1872
lead Al per cent; silver, 20 ounces; gold, 01 Qz.
The drift being continued the hanging wall and another
cut will soon be the foot wall
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-11
BEST CHANCE HAS NEW BOARD

The annual meeting the Best Chance Mining held
Monday The group claims three miles northwest
Wallace close the H NJ property and exploratory work
the surface dscosed excellent
The tunnel get under this showing is 200 feet and
will have be extended approximately 600 feet to reach the objective
point
Directors elected to for the year Chas Bell pre
dent ACox vice president Chas Gramm secretary and
ure Chas Harr and W. Marshall Robert Edgen manager
Spokane people control the company
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-11
MOONLIGHT WORKING STEADILY

The affairs of the Moonlight Mining discussed tho
annual meeting this week and the feels that
commercial value will be the reward the persistent effort which has
characterized the company operations Work has been going along
steadily and the tunnel feet This will
more to get under the excellent showing which exploratory
work disclosed in the upper workings will give vertical depth Of
| 200 feet
The estimates that 10 months will complete the
ne Eugene R. Day PRESIDENT James j. Murphy presidents
Ed Heon secretary and treasurer
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-11
CHICAGO LONDON MILLING ORE

The Ccagolondon commenced milling last week and will
be shipping concentrates well crude 1t the nen-
ton OF the Paragon keep the mill running three shifts
long they permitted to have the it, Judging from
ports that brought from the property excellent
being broken and the convenient to the mill good
beng made f. o. Hammer secretary of the and Ben
amn g. Harmon consulting engineer both St Paul. arrived at
the property recently consult with Manager
back to eastern stockholders the good of the shipments
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-11
MARSH OUTPUT IS SIX CARS
-Four Cars of Concentrates and Two of
Crude Ore Go to Smelter.

of will have been shipped by the end this week
from the Marsh Two crude
shipped the week and
being loaded the mill this week Another Of crude
being loaded at the mine also No have been received from
the concentrates shipped but the crude close per
lead with about As of silver the The development
work being done is steadily adding the and the treas
uy surplus applicable dividend disbursement will begin grow
rapidly The directors hope to be able declare the first dv
dend at the annual meeting of the directors in July,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-11
COPPER KING STARTS DRIFTING

The Copper King has stopped the long and drifting
the first vein which the tunnel passed through during the past week
This drift has exposed good consisting Of haopyre
copper and gaena This about so feet south the
vein which the tunnel Cocuts will be driven nersect the
north when the present drift has been extended her
The north soft and holds much water and for this
the smaller vein drifted The indications
very encouraging and the management pushing the work
get results
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-05-11
TO SINK ON PANHANDLE

Sinking the Panhandle has been started This part of the
property tconroled by the Psburg Lead Mining
pany and is under lease to Sydney L. Shonts and Oscar
Nordquist A shaft following the has been sunk Is
feet and in good gacna all the This is incline of
about 20 degrees will be carried depth approximately 200
feet at which point the ledge will be opened by drifts Ore bins have
been built and one small of picked shipped by the e The
concentrates will be handled in the Pttsburg mill
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NET EARNINGS Of MINES
The Local Producers Report Profits of
$2,650,O0O for the Year 1910.

The reports of profits of mining companies have been
filed with the showing earnings and expenses 1910 The
Bunker Hill Sullivan leads easily with profits close million dol
lars The Federal company shows earnings 9S having o
GRATED the Morning loss Of $4,000 though the pro-
ducer This property however has improved materially the past few
months and making good profits for its The Hercules
ranks third with 0O00 the eca next with $20000 the
Caledonia $l65,OOO and Snow Storm $l20000.
The details will be found in the accompanying table:
Tons. Gross Rer. Expenses. NdEarningS
An1n
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BLAINE & EMMETT is FINANCED

c. A. Smith has returned to Murray from extended trip
the where he finance the Blaine Emmett Mining
pany That his efforts apparent successful apparent
the that he Immediately Started preparing
the This
work another of the promising prospects in the Murray section
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MOTHER LODE TO MILL SOON

Some good looking has been discovered recently the Mother
Lode property Murray Work here going along steadily under
the direction Of William Whistler The property is equipped with
lOstamp mill which will be put operation
being taken which being stored until supply has
lated sufficient to justify putting the mill in commission.
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