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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
THE CARBONATE HILL BONDED
Bond Runs for Is Months Pay 80 Cts.
Share for Stock in Three
Installments.

has been circulation this city the past few days to the
the Carbonate Hill has been bonded for 8 months The de-
tails the bond have not been made public but said tha
basis share being paid down and the
balance be paid installations of IL and Is months
The bonding the property have not made their plans
public understood that they will development work
larger scale Immediately and have made preparations for extensive add
tons to the equipment.
The claims the company located the 49, bridge east of
an and said by all who have them to have excellent
showing justify the expenditure large development
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
SALE Of HUNTER IS DENIED
Business Men of Mullan Do Not Credit
Story That Hunter
Is Sold.

The report Spokane last week that negotiations were penang
looking toward the purchase the Gold Hunter Mining company at
uan for consideration 100000 credence whatever
by Mulan mining business
given for their views the SUBJECT among
which they that the property at this time IN better pnys
condition any time in its history shipping more ore
the mee and only recently completed improvements and add
tons which increased output the property $50 tons and now has
capacity of $50 tons day.
Several business men ulan present recently when man
who represented Butte capitalists Mr. Kelley who OF the
owners put price the property Mr. Kelley replied that
the property was sale and refused to set price
stated that the willing to consider
the sale the property with the ore bodies opened up
lately, 81 600 600 would be small amount or1t.
Muan residents state that significance attaches to the fact
that Dennis Ryan, the in Salt Lake as MS
Mr. Ryan home at present and several years.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
A POWER LINE FOR CALEDONIA

The line having been surveyed preliminary arrangements made
tie Washington Water Power company will begin the
power line from the Bunker Hill and Sullivan substaton
to the mouth Caledonia NINE about and half
miles Commercial Agent Aborne Wallace yesterday from
Spokane make final for starting the work The
line will the for the compressor and for other the
NINE
As the power line installed the compressor plant will be
moved from its location the HILL the mouth of the shaft
to the mouth This point will give additional depth of
700 feet and beginning with the time the change made everything
will worked through the The plan has many advantages
that in operation in the past.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
A LEASE ON THE H. E. & M

the meeting of the directors of the H. E. NJ held We'd
nesay Spokane Edwards director and easer the property
let for consideration which made public but said to be
large lower No tunnel Arrangements made where
by Mr. Edwards the No. and No. tunnels lease
for the period FIVE years These will be worked by Mr..
Edwards his Edwards J and his nephew c. Edwards
Under the of the agreement reached Mr. Edwards will be in
control all work done the H E. NJ He authorized by
the directors put up of buildings and
pipe in the This work will be commenced and
the will be made large force of make
From the time of their completion two shos of will be
employed continuously The the tunnel turned
yesterday.
estimated that the improvements authorized will call for the
expenditure Of 1850.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
WORK MINE NEAR LIBBY
Property in Eastern Part of District Is
Considering Building Very
Large Concentration.

The Snowsho the part of the Occur Ane dis
ct Libby Mont has resumed operations and the mill now
treating day The company miles from
the railroad and necessary haul the product this distance
The company working than 100 at the mine and be-
rs and 30 the reservoir where they raising the dam
2 feet This will increase the the reservoir from ~ to oo
Its elevation such that furnishes under head 100 feet
to the mill and power plant.
The average value between so and GO per cent IN
lead and Is per rs silver and from Sl2 to $50
gold the The ratio Of concentration between six and seven
to
The mine developed to depth of $50 feet The main drift has
the shoot be LOO feet length with only one end IN
sight. The ore body is from FIVE to IL feet in width.
The company has just bonded the Silver Tip group OF four CLAIMS
constituting the southern extension of the Snowshoe property The
work date this aggregates 600 feet OF tunnels in all OF winch
there good showg Work has been started new tunnel
from the south side the Silver Tip ground which even
uay will give additional depth Of 1000 feet the Snowshoe
shoot
The company surveying road from Cherry Creek to the
portal Of the tunnel As completed large compressor
plant will be installed there and when the mine opened from this
point there shall be erected concentration The Snowshoe
pany all the rights Cherry Snowshoe and Lee creeks
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
ALBION HAS GOOD SHOWING

Active development work being carried steadily theprop
ery the Albion Mining company The property being developed
which in $50 and reported have excellent
showing
The property of the company consists Of group ~ claims
located Nine Mile the old Granite mill and joins the Panhandle
which rich strike recently made the south Mrs Emma
Stanfeld the principal owner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
TAM O'SHANTER PUSHES WORK

The Tam OShaner Mining company pushing work at their
property with all possible speed and two shifts of working
the tunnel The tunnel being extended feet and contract for
this let time The been driven in all more than
4oo feet 1t reported that good showing gray copper has been
exposed by the work being done the property The property Of this
company located west OF Wallace and owned principally by outside
parties.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03

Bullion Mining company has force of 20 working
the wagon road from Borax the also repairing the
rebuilding the bunk house which destroyed by the forest fires OF
August the road completed and the buildings erect
ed sinking will be resumed With wagon road to the railroad
Bullion will be ready make shipment of copper the
smelter.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
TERRIBLE EDITH SACKINC ORE

Development work the Terrible Edith making good progress
The nne has gone forward about so feet and said that the
present face the shows good Stopping and sackng of
ore for shipment proceeding without interruption Considering that
the Edith mill the property making fine record for shipments
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03

The American company eveop the Koa and Fraction claims
adjoining the ground Nine Mile The tunnel will
drain the ground and allow the company continue with
years ago. but which abandoned of the
flow of water encountered.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03

The Ca bon claim Nine Mile said will be consolidated with
the amarack Chesapeake and Custer properties The Carbon claim
the groups and the controlling interest is owned by
Patrick Clark Spokane who has refused offers that have been
made purchase the property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
SOME MIN7NGN0TEs OF INTEREST

The AmazonD Dixie property at Sohon Spur of Muan
operations according to Wesley Everett who for
the company
F. Hoffman and associates of Mace have awarded contract
on the Idaho property Of Burke The calls
a tunnel to tap the vein on the property.
Fuller left Monday for the property the Gold Crag Min
ing company This gold quartz proposition Iron Mountain
The property working steadily all and Mr. Fuller
accompanied by several miners who will be added to the force at the
mine.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
BLUE BELL WORKING IS STEADY

The Blue Bell Mining company working large force Of
steadily their property but owning the hard rock the
progress is slow.
the main tunnel the face of which this time highly
mnerad and taken to indicate the close proximity Of the main
ore body.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
GROWTH OF COMMISSION GOV.
 EMINENT IDEA.

The year 1908 marked the beginning of the struggle to introduce business methods into the City Hall Since Des Moines made itself historically con spicuous 200 cities. towns and villages have done away with their old common councils and adopted the commission form of government Grand Rapids is preparing to adopt a charter under which the heads of the city department will be hired in the open market as a business corporation hires its superin- tcndents and managers. Staunton, Va, has it's municipal business administered by a general manager. In Kansas City the Mayor has created a cabinet of representative citizens to help him run the city.
 The story of city government today is one of a nationwide struggle to be rid of the cumbering fetich of party politics: the story tomorrow-unless all signs point wrong-will be one of City Halls as examples of scientific man agement-Henry owen in Worlds Work
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
DEATH WAS CAUSED
 BY 4 PALM SEED

Lester NJ Mckenzie the three year old son of Jesse M. Mckenzie, died very suddenly Saturday evening. chok- ing to death on seed that was ac- cidentally lodged in his trachea.
 The Mckenzie home is d mile and a half east of the Wilson school house Late in the afternoon little Lester was playing in the yard and was eating or at least chewing some of the little berries or seeds that represent the fruit of the fan palm trees d practice quite common among children. for the seeds are sweet like dates though too small to furnish much nourishment.
 The boy accidentally swallowed one that was diverted from the natural passage to the stomach, into the wind pipe It strangled him for mom- ent but shortly passed on to the lung. Then before plans for its re- moval could be carried out the boy was seized with coughing spell, the seed was projected back into the trachea where it lodged and he choked to death before anything could be done for him.
 The funeral will be held in the parlors of Mohn x Driscoll at 10 o'clock this morning
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
A SCHOONER FOR HIM

Clifford B. Harmon was talking at the Aero club about successful avi- ators.
 The successful aviator" he said 'is resourceful. If things are lacking he supplies them. He is like Gobsa Goldc.
 "Gobsa Golde, before he struck oil, went one day to the races and lost all on the favoritc. It was hot day and Gosba, though very thirsty. hadn't so much as the price of glass of soda water Nevertheless he stepped boldly into a palatial saloon.
 Tn the saloon he struck up a con versation with a prosperous looking man.
 You're a hale, sound, lusty man, said Gobsa. It's good for sore eyes in these degenerate days to see man like you. What is your age?
 "'Fifty-foUr,' said the fat man, with a pleased smile. Whats yours?
 Thanks. said Gobsa. gratefully Thanks Mines a large beer Prom the Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
BEHIND THE PROCESSION. =

Some people are behind the times through sheer ignorance Others as- sume to be sometimes in order to cvade being the butt of a joke The other day w. l.. Pinney. w. $. Colds worthy. J. w. Crenshaw and Mir Creech took an auto ride to Tempe Mir Goldsworthy feeling sporty invited his friends into a soft drink resort In settlement he was offered by the cash fer, a Mexican half dollar Goldy re- jected the coin saying he wanted Unit cd States money. The cashier, not to be outwitted begged thousand pardons. saving that he had heard that there was a deal on between the gov ernments by which this section of Mexico was to be ceded to the United States under the Gadsden treaty. but he had not yet been informed that the negotiations had been closed. It is now time for a laugh by the Georgia cracker who had not heard of the ending of the civil war.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
Of Local Interest

HOME AGAIN.-Mrs. M. w. Lor- raine has returned from her summer vacation in California.
 MISS HERRETT HOME.-Miss Zona Herrett has returned from her vaca- tion at the Grand Canyon.
 FROM PRESCOTT - Mrs James Creighton. who spent her summer this year at Prescott, returned home Sun day morning.
 COMING THE 15TH.-Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. JamisOn who are now guests of the St Francis hotel in san Francis co, are expected home on the 18th.
 BACK FROM THE coAST.- Mir and Mrs. Henry Leppla and two sons returned from their summer outing at Long Beach yesterday and are pre- pared to entertain their friends with fish stories.
 CRITICALLY ILL.-The fOur-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. Wm. J. Me Intyre who reside on North Central avenue is ill of meningitis, his recov- cry being very doubtful
 STABLER AT WORK.-In prepara- ton for the coming years work in the high school Principal H. K. Stab Ter has already gotten into the har- ness and will be at his office from 10 to r and from to every day this week. Any students or others de- string to consult him on matters re latinG to school work may do so at the hours named.
 FRANK COX HOME.-Announce- ment is made for the benefit of the rest of the democrats in Arizona that Frank Cox who returned from the coast a day or so ago will not start his boom for the senatorship for few days yet He says he prefers to wait few days until some of the other boys get tired of running and in the hope no doubt that they will run themselves to death before the race gets fairly started.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
NATIONAL GOLF MEET.

BOSTON. Mass. Sept. 10-Golfcrs all over the country are awaiting with eager interest the outcome of the ma tional amateur championships which commences tomorrow on the links of the Apawamis club. There is a feel ing that the tournament vii! mar now down into an inter-sectional con test between east ard west. owing to the new system of receiving entries, the play will be limited to only the best golfers in the country. and the elimination rounds will not be prac- tically a frec-for-all, as formerly.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
STREET RAILWAY UNION.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Sept. 1O.-Many important measures of vital interest to the organized traction men of the United States. Canada and Mexico will be taken up during the convention which will open tomorrow by the Amalgamatcd Association of Street and Electrical employees. Sessions will continue all week.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
FAlP WILL OPEN.

SYRACUSE. \. Y, Sept. 1O.-Ncw Works seventy-first state fair will throw open it's $2.OOo. 900 plant to- morrow and for a week the big cX- position will continue i'm full blast with grand circuit harness meeting providing an added attraction
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
STORED WATER SUPPLY.
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers of The RepubIi- can who fail to receive a copy of the mornings issue will con fer a favor by calling Overland A22 or Consolidated Main 47 Before a. m. special mes senger equipped with moior- cycle will deliver the missing issue. Without the co-opera- ton Of our subscribers in this matter it is impossible for us to maintain perfect and satis- factory delivery.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
THE WEATHER

Local daily weather report for the Arizona Republican.
 Forecast for today, fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending 600 D. m ygStprdav-
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
RETURNING TOURISTS

those returning home last evening were Mrs. H. l. Latham and mother Mrs. Hancock, Mir. and Mrs. A. C.. Hulett and C NJ. Scott and family from Iron Springs; and Ezra w. Thayer from his mine. MT. and Mrs c. F. Leonard returned yesterday morning
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
SCHOOL OF MUsIc-Mrs. shirle,

Christy, director of the Arizona school of music. arrived home from her sum mer vacation Sunday morning, On the return trip she spent several days with the Pollock and Campbell families at Flagstaff. and with others that visited the Grand Canyon. Reg istration at the School of Music will begin this morning.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
MORE CANOIOATES-Genrc

dy Bullard last night made public the names of two more prospective can
 didates-fOr hOnors in the Los An geles- Phoenix road race. He has been advised that Ralph De Palma pro
 poses to enter Simplex car and that the manufacturers of the Penn sylvania car will enter a contestant.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11

OVER SUNDAY-J. NJ. Ross, of Bis bee spent Sunday in Phoenix return ing home last evening.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
BACK FROM THE EAsT-Mrs

BACK FROM THE EAST-Mrs. B. E. Marks and children arrived home Saturday evening, from a long and western states. To add a last finish ing touch to their pleasure, Mir Marks met them at Maricopa
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
NOT 4 CANDIDATE

NOT 4 CANDIDATE E. G. w. GrlI- fey of the Alta Mining company, which is operating in Pinal county is a busi- ness visitor in Phoenix. Asked what office he was running for he replied that so far as he has canvassed the situation he is the only eligible voter in the county who is not running for anything. He has done his full duty to his country in the office seeking line having run to a glorious defeat as a delegate to the constitutional conven- tion-gloriOus, because he carried his own precinct. which was more than some of the successful candidates did. Mir. Griffey says that the women Of Pinal county. and himself, constitute the lay sentiment of the county, to which the many candidates must make appeal and they propose to have some thing to say with their influence even if they cannot vote very strong.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
FREDERICK WEBB HERE-Fred

 erick Webb who once lived in Phoe- nix. now lives in San Diego and claims Mesa City as his home Is Tn the city and county for few days on business. MT. Webb says he came over to arrange for finishing the con struction of his residence property in Mesa city. When finished though he does not expect to occupy it for a time at least but promises to be back here by Christmas He advises all his friends that if they care to make him Christmas presents this year they may leave them at the Commercial hotel, where he always hangs up ms stocking. Those who prefer to send boxes of cigars may do so. if they are securely wrapped, for they will not go in his sock. which is only d No. 10. MT Webb says the most important thing that has happened to him this summer is that on May 10th he became the father of a fine daughter.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11

HOME AGAIN.-AIrs. M. w. LOT vacation in California.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
sPAULDING'S VIEW-In his appli

SfHOIOiNS . VIE" III liS "Pii- cation for an injunction against the board of education of the Union high school district, E. A. Spaulding says that the board took possession Sept
 ,. and that continuance of that pos session. he thinks. would damage him to an extent that is mot capable of just estimation and Is therefore frrcparable." Therefore his prayer not to the almighty but to the court
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
FROM PRESCOTT

Creighton. who spent her summer this year at Prescott, returned home Sun day morning.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11

MISS HERRETT HOME.-Miss ZOna Herrett has returned from her vaca- tion at the Grand Canyon.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
COAST.

Morning Camel
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11

CRITICALLY ILL.-The four year old son of MT. and Mrs. Wm. J. Me Intyre who reside on North Central avenue is ill of meningitis, his recov- cry being very doubtful
The Holbrook news., 1911-08-25
6IHINGSWOpTH 6
 KNOWING

When cane seats are relaxed turn the chair upside down, pour boiling water over it, SCOUT in hot soapsuds and rinse again in boiling water, when the cane should be found to have con tracted.
 A polish that may be used for floors and furniture is made of equal parts of vinegar, boiled linseed oil and methy- lated spirits. Where the polish has worn of this renews it, and when it is well rubbed in it gives a brilliant surface to the floor
 If the painter has left marks of paint on the floor apply to them a paste made of equal parts of lime and soda moistened with a little water. Leave this, apply very thickly. for "A hours. then wash 1t of and the stains will be found to have disappeared.
The Holbrook news., 1911-08-25

What Should Be Done With Parents.
 It seems remarkable that with about sixteen thousand new criminal stat utes recorded each year nothing has yet been done for the regulation of parents.
 Children are daily, nay. hourly. subjected to modification because their parents commit some breach of modern etiquette or betray hopeless ignorance on some vital point, and this goes on day after day and year after year and nothing is done about 1t
 Too much, of course, should not be expected of our modern parents; that they know nothing of geography is. for example. not necessarily to be laid to their discredit- But that they are hopelessly ignorant of slang, that they sniff at cigarettes and rouge and that they like to see plays where the will lain meets his just due and virtue its reward, and that they wear shocking ly old-fashioned clothes, are all mat ters for public as well as private con cern.
 What are we to do with parents who never drink anything stronger than lemonade. leave their spoons in their coffee cups. refuse to sit in roof gardens until midnight and dislike to ride in a motor going more than thirty miles an hour?-Life.
The Holbrook news., 1911-08-25
KAISER'S WIFE IS A PARAGON
Good Wife, Mother and Housekeeper, Highly Accomplished and Pos-
 sessor of Charming Manners.

The German empress, as well aa proving herself pre-eminently a good wife. mother and housekeeper. has many graceful accomplishments. She is very musical, and this forms a strong bond of sympathy between her self and the emperor, who Is a musi- cal composer of some ability. When he desires to give his wife an agree able surprise he instructs the court musicians to play some new compost ton under the windows of her apart ments. Musical evenings with his wife and family are one of the few recreations in which the busy kaiser indulges. The empress is fond of sketching. and is a clever amateur photographer, having a collection of most interesting travel scenes. which she photographed during her tour with the emperor in the holy land. She has great taste in the arrange ment of furniture and flowers, and her private apartments are among the most artistic of any royal lady in Europe
 The consort of the kaiser Is a OAo4 AlAAS AAAAlu1C OL luS WOLndA dnu the imperial lady. Nothing which adds to the well-being of her husband and children is beneath her concern. In simple morning gown she will pre- pare the emperor's coffee, and in the evening, attired with taste and mag niicence and full of gracious man. ners she is every inch an empress. She invariably wears in her hair large, .single diamond. which once adorned the cooked hat of Napoleon. and is seldom seen without the dia- mond and enameled bracelet, which bears inset hkenesses of her seven children, and a heart-shaped open locket with a portrait of her hus- band. In appearance the empress Is tall, of good presence. comely in face, and generally smiling. while her laugh is ripp1ng and contagious.
 She is sweet and placid in nature. leaves politics severely alone, but is much interested in social reforms. In short, the German empress must have been the selected of the gods as help mate for the clever, strenuous kaiser.