The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-16

THE PRESENT AND FUTURE.
We have complaints about the lack Of news in The
Miner We anxious remedy this condition. which
befter than anybody ese realize the fullest
les 70 provide aeains For the benefit of people living
distance and who do quite realize conditions make
this explanation.
The Occur dAene district a network Of hills mos ty
quite steep The altitude ranges 5000 consequently
the snowfall Is plentiful At the level there APP
fortunately feet Of snow exposed parts where
the snow drifts twenty feet Of depth To get
and forth between town and mines under these circm
stances possible only snowshoes skis 1t takes great
deal OF time and Is only long intervals absolutely
necessary the trip undertaken Supplies for the winter
are usually taken either before the begins when
there is light covering of therefore be-
tween the mines and communities nfrequent and news
becomes scarce commodity, for it be remembered
Is not the big mines with dependable production day in
and day that furnish the Of the district 1t isl
the prospect nosne along the point where called
mine that keeps investors the alert all the
this work which gives the district life holds out hope Of
fortune to those who supplying the funds for their de-
yelopment 7*7s-ses ~7~~t
There another point this which only the
know During the when outlying properties are
cut on from constant communication it necessary
editor OF paper which claims reliability to scrunize very
closely the reports which his desk 1t exceedingly
easy to have gain currency regarding ore in
some fardistant property and it proporonately difficult
% discredit the rnor when communication off. Sol
the task OF the conscientious editor beset with difficulties
re mas the option OF accepting the brought to him
ana decevin9 his readers who place certain of
ndence In what his paper announces Of offending the
son who takes the trouble to furnish him with the news
1nd protect his readers who the investing public Only
intimate knowledge of the district general information
~ TO what may be expected from particular sections oca
ties the editor from earaious plumbers He must always
have his wits about him ne will become the puveyor
false information. His job snecure on the
alert all the time to his reputation retain prestige
bis paper and to his readers from losing money through
Instrumentation or inaccurate information.
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We believe the public just enough appreciate these
conditions and to realize that little information
better than large volume of alleged exposures which
Are false and will sooner later be refuted isssaT
The Miner working for the best all con-
cerned II aims to show preference proposes help
te efficient and homes prospec0r and maker
- Ia 10 power lies II Il does this 1t fu6ls its mission
while e may be little disappointing times those anxious
70 see greater activity in securities that ultimately
the dement's will be greater to all concerned. 39 S
And talking Of improvement the value mining
securities The Miner convinced that this season will see Il
the extent Of fooihness We almost frightened BY the
respect AZ We have pointed many times there have
three Of effort intelligent develop
elt in all the properties Of the Occur dAlene district
he mining boom of 1s06tso7 Prices went imoderae
toporons that time Now the intrinsc ysue Of most
these properties 10 dOube what 1t that time. prices
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