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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-14
HELP wANTEp-MAlE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
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BARBER WORK FREE
We have Jus, opened new branch o.
Third av and Columbia A. shave. SC.
hair cut. lee. Clean linens good ser
vice. work fre.i Charge IL for ms
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
Two Schools.
T1e Third Az. - Washington H.
Course $500 Wages paid while
learning
ANYBODY can add 81 20 $40 weekly
TO their Income. all winter. growing
mushrooms ~ cellars sheds. eoses etc
ton. West ttsh -. New fofk
1900 men wanted 10 cat hot roas, beef
sandwiches. Basement ORIENTAL
pool ROOM. Ira Third av.. between
Pike and Talon
WANTED--tiusfiers everywhere IS to
sgs daily. aacccHs assured. Mes plan
Experience UNNECESSARY. Free partie-
ulars David supply Company. Dept.
f.-a Hos 1891. billings. Mont
This al Il GOOD FOR one biz Juicy roast
beef sandwich. Basement u Oriental
Pool Room. ift1 Third Az Hand II 20
the man today
HURST PLUMBING NonTH OF IRE
MONT. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN.
PHONE NORTH a2ft.
You ars wanted Tor government post
tion. 5000 month. Write FOR list ~ po-
sifions open Wranklin Institute. Dept
t79-B. Rochesfer. y Y.
Mems t1s black ra'ncoats. tiT.b0. Ira
Gle. Room g0f. Tradefs BIDS, sok y
Third.
Second hand clothing bought aud sold
1911 Pike ~ Main s7as; Ind. T. 7ess.
CRAWFORD FLOOR CO. sTsi
Floor surfacins ard reflnshins done.
"a Prof Stevens. Te~ Method Teach
ting. Dancing guaranteed In pri.
IHH4 yate lessons Days. evenings Trial
NM always free Fourth and Pins St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-14
aEAL esIATt LOANS;

HainIef FalIe5 pfpuafty. zee DaEeT
tlea Aaiuler az Tofh %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-14
HELP wAnrEo-pumALs

WAN " -~sevefaf young ucrnsn with o.
without experience. telephone oper.
rhtra av rhe Pacific Tsiephons Q
TeIakraph Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-14

HoLCoMB CO. bALE STABLES.
Heavy draft. medium sized horses. guar
sntssd ifia Western aw Main 1911
Have AZ AL times 80 20 rs horses tor
hire. aiao fer sale Watson Bros. IT'S
Firs,
tsk buya ffesh Jerssy ccw. car weeks
cid gives large flow Of richest MIX.
Green sos cor % Aurora az. and sand u.
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BAND CONCERT FREE.

wagner's band at the Bon
Marche tonight zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-14

Home nuiiains Co. 90 Empire BidE
Nrw siN room frslaencs. 1850. worth
ft.eoe, ttie cash Main 1911
VerY nna sieW lot north end. cheap.
terms owner abs Atcade Amer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-14
HOuHEE.

HOUSES.
N.~~-~J~N~~>N~~r~~1~ -~~C>~~~~~~N~~N-~-
FIVE NEW 5-ROOM MODERN
BUNGALOWS.
FircpiaceR. beam ceilings cement base-
menta. corner 18th av. and Dearborn.
rent only tf5
groom cottage. ara s2nd av; SIS
G. j. BELL a CO,
133 Globe Block.
Main 3fs2. Ind. T. 1921.
s22i 18th av w. sik-room house, view.
ffz.b0. two ear lines one block. Archer.
owner. 500 collins Bldg Main 1866
Modern f9.ro0tn house, Havenna park.
rent t2S. Phone East e4f. Ind, btfs
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FINEST saitr ef furnished affieen ~ ths
city. four fni toe ana zoe Tat top dssss.
types ritter. chairs maps both phones.
private aftlrs. etc reasonable Phones
Nafn ssft. Ind ftst
Furnished pffiee. beth phones. office
assistant Aiso fsak sparr. ever sun-
Fenisucs. street entrance. los rect. ttl
Amsrinan Haus Hidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-14

TQNteeri0s o. ri ft alley. Occidental
aYs nsHf pashmiah river 90 minutes "a
Madison ~ uew Firsf aF line. $50.
Terms 1919 American bank nldF
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runnlshrp housEs

fNfNfN0eeeesfNfNesNNse~ -
VIII pay cash Tor cheap lot, want
harEaiu IslsH. care star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
OBITUARY
Joseph =. korn.

Joseph + horn. one OF the hes-
known residents % \orth Wheeling
died at his home az No si7 MarNet
street. on Monday morning az ~
O'Clock. after a lingering Illness lie
70 complication % diseases Mr.
korn had been an invalid for the pas,
six months and was bedfast since
last Thursday.
The subject OF this skeich was born
in Germany November -. 1873. and
came 20 Wheeling about - wears ago
residing here sipce that time. lie
Vas member % the Church % the
Sacred Heart. and OF the Beyern
verein and Kriecer. verein He had
been in the saloon business IN IN
First ward for about twenty Years
BESIDES his wife. he is survived by
three daughters and one son. namely:
Mrs. r. !. Frank. Misses Annie and
Flora Korn. ana Joseph Korn. Jr lie
also leaves the following brothers and
sisters: Jacob and John Korn. Mrs
Simon SchlicS. Mrs Adam Martin.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips and Mrs. Nick.
Tie also leaves a mother. Mrs. Kath.
crime korn.
The funeral arrangements will be
made today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Rrennan ohsennies

Tho funeral 90 tie late Mrs IgratIus
Brennan. whose sad death occurred yes
t"rddy morning AT Ia o'clock az tie
Nortu N.crlluE hospital. Will b- held
Than ~'laV Worning. Funeral serN Ices
w.ll h' I-.d ~ lcr late violence at
liUf ''.tr.tnv street az SO o'clock
Following tie ~ervt. o. at tl, low". fu"
remains VIII b.- taken tp 81 JOSEPH.
cath 'iral AMI requiem high mass will
hs celebrated - . o.,I,... tu'.I.' ...l.t
Viii follow ~ Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. krrruuu was born ami I'ut'I n
Wheeling. being the daughter 81 tie late
James AND Bridget tiuEhe-. she WIS a
lifelong and d"yout member = -. Io-
S.r'.- cathedral uud hard working
member % MI tlo charitable societies
cDf'ue' tod wiz tie church Sl" WA
educated 80 - Joseph $ Htal-Iuv
Resides I-r husband VITO t- "A VOL
known vcr~" writer and local manager
~ o." S"rthtrn states I.if" Insurance
Nump1u~. " i= survived by the follow
fms brothers and sisters James =.
lIughe@ Of r.ttshurs. Pa; Albert :.
tllE.e~ - East Liverpool. OHIO. john
T. and il-u hughes - us city Mrs 7
T. LSrE son anu Miss Mary Hughes. -
''s CIV. IN addition. 90 host - friends
VII uu.t" 10 mourning I"r loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
LIQUOR LICENSE.
LisuOr Appiie.,ion. cs;I cf wa.,iiss

Liquor Application. CITY of wh.siing
Wheeling. " "a AuEl~t - I-1l
TO whom 20 NAV rHfs@ff
The follow. NIX artfrs-ta- ms fr.-
tt"i Wit ne for liquor license ,-tr
1871 aud l@l.
hic<e"sAi a. Turcziuski. s2-f Wood -
residence 20 iNt4 So s4i- Water -.
DO hereby certify tha- 2 e. tt...,.. .ttl.
I4'ants Tor retail liquor license have.
received certificate from tn = .erlff Of
ohi" county. certifying that t.-r ave
deposited Seven Hundred ant. FtfrN
tS'v"."") Dollars A. required ly Law
Resperffuly.
CiAS a. Gl-IGFf.
Clerk of the Ii.-r-.. court.
au-2 3--t-,- 1-l =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
HOTEL IROQUOIS

50 Carolina Ave. and Beach. Most cen
trh. close t. ali attractions. Capacity
4"", private uAtaS. runuing water in
rooms. elevator music white s,rvice.
Noted for SIS table. supplied direct from
farms. SPECIAL. S,i0U w WEEKLY. s. -
W ddlly. booklet W. 4. SHAW.
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Resor-Ati1un- CT. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

U ~ F-.r. .rlRa-t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

"'l- ? ThHrs-. sept. on aaa ~
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
DISTRICT TO BREAK RECORD
w. A. Nichols Says More Development
Work Is Being Done Here
Than Ever Before

William A. Nichols one of the best known mining
and brokers of Spokane in the district inspection
of the properties which he interested and had the follow
ing to say of the progress being made this district on his
return:
There is bona fde development work in progress
the Occur Aenes than before in the history of this
great mining district One of the chief ceners OF activity
Sunset Peak where almost every property with show
ing is at work 1t is positively announced that the pre-
mer property of that section the Sunset mine, to be opened
comprehensive scale early next spring by w. A. Clark
OF Montana who has owned it and kept idle for nearly ~
years
81 spent most of my time in the Occur Alenes in ex
animation of the Npsic companys property 1t adons the
Amazon Manhattan the and is separated from the Her
cules ground by only claim Litigation over the title to
portion of it's holdings has kept the property tied for seven
years but the adverse claims have all been disposed of and
patent will issue shortly The property is equipped with
compressor and $4,000 development fund has been sub
scrbed by the principal stockholders
rhe mine is opened by four tunnels of which the No. 3
in 100 feet will be continued drift the north vein
for further distance of 700 feet BY that time it will have
vertical depth Of 800 feet crosscut will then be driven to
tap the south ledge distant about 100 feet under of the
most famous outcops in the Occur dene district the vein
at that point showing SO feet of carbonate The workings
far have developed upwards of $15000O worth of shipping
besides large tonnage of good concentrating material
lhe officers and principal stockholders OF the company
President, f. E. Gooda vice president Frederick Bur
odge; secretary treasurer r. d. Miller; directors Charles
Sawson, f. H. AverI all of Spokane and myself Other
large shareholders Alfred Coolidge and f. W. Dewart OF
Spokane f. Cushing Moore John Presley S. Markwel and
Norman Ebbley Of Wallace, Idaho. The latter will have
charge of development operations under the general direction
of Mr.. Burbidge.
con the White Pine group, which lies just west of the
Silver Cable mine Muan, we have such a promising
prospect that have let contract to continue the crosscut
tunnel to point where will cut the main ledge under big
surface showing. There 6 claims in the group which has
not yet been Incorporated.
"WhiIe at MuIlan visited the National Copper mine
The lower crossc tunnel this property now is in 300 feet
with 1000 feet to to tap the main ledge at vertcaA
depth of 1900 feet below extensive surface workings which
showed up good body of high grade Charles Mcklnnls
of the Caledonia mine at Wardner also manager
Of this property A. Campbell of Spokane and number OF
his friends in Youngstown Ohio largely Interested IN this
property
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
COMPANY IS SUED BY MANTLE
Butte Capitalist Will Resist Payment of
Assessment and Secures
Restraining Orders.

Lee Mantle former United States senator from Montana
and cap ast residing at Butte has brought suit against
the Jack Waite Mining company to prevent the sale OF l
stock 75 $50 shares for payment of assessment Mr. Man
tie is one of the original Of the Jack Waite property
In the complaint filed by him he alleges that the de'ln
quent sale not properly advertised and at his request
temporary restraining order has been issued against the com
pany Though not stipulated in the complaint is generally
believed that effort will be made to resist the company re
cent sment of two cents per share.
Mr. Mantle claims that the notice OF delinquency was pub
shed in this paper four times between October 6 and Novem
Der IT, The list of delinquens it said did not appear III
this paper until November 22 day before the advertised
day of payment This according to the complaints Is not ac
cordng to law Between these dates the list Of delinquent
stockholders published in the Presslmes but tins publ
cation held void also because of the fact that the original no
ice did not appear in this paper The sale was set for to-
day
According to mining it is probable that the cone
ton of Mr. Mantle sustained it will be necessary for the coo
pany to begin the assessment procedure again from th
beginning
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
NEW PLANT FOR SNOWSTORM
Plans Being Prepared to Equip Copper
Property Near Mullan With
New Leaching Plant.

The Snowstorm Mining cempany's mine near Mulan,
IDAHO is to be equipped forthwith with concentration and new
teaching plant This much was decided at the meeting OF the
directors of the company held in the office of the Geenoug
Investment company the Old National Bank building this
week In Spokane 1t forecasts early resumption OF pro
ductive operations large scale and holds out promise OF
dividend distributions again in the near future.
Plans for the plant being prepared by engl-
neers in the employ of the company 1t will be so arranged
that the initial unit easily be added to-. Until the plan
have been worked in detail neither the capacity nor cost OF
tie first unit can he definitely determined
During the early days OF its operation the Snowstorm
mine was equipped with 2achng plant designed to treat
the low grade carbonate found above the No. tunnel
was operaed with considerable for some time but wa
fnnd unsuitable for the treatment of the great bodies y
inn between the No. and No tunnel levels because too large
percentage of the values in that zone was found to be III e
fe,a of sulphides instead Of carbonates
The new mill is designed to concentrate the suphlde ores
lei wing the values in the form of carboes to be extracted III
IT, teaching plant which will be located below the concentra
1or rhe new mill will he built alongside the present plant
ad will be equipped certain extent with the old machinery
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
BIG STRIKE IN MARSH MINE
Opens Up S IL Feet of Solid Ore on
600 Level, Half of Which Is
of Shipping Grade.

One OF the most important and significant strikes made
in mine in the Occur Aenes during the last year
said to have been made in the Marsh mine located
Burke where the crosscut the foot level of the main
shaft opened up five and half feet of solid Of which
than half of which is of shipping grade
The clean thus disclosed to view has an average value
of between $40 and $50 per ton and is fine grade of steel
galena Taken in conjunction with the body concentrating
which lies alongside Of it it is much the hansones and
widest showing yet obtained anywhere in the mine It's i'm
provement the showing in the main tunnel level 300 feet
above, at least so per cent better than is to be the
50oo level of the mne which has heretofore been the show
section.
Besides the main vein the station and cosscut the 500
level showed two srngers of clear oe six feet apart which
appear be widening they so down in the way the
main ledge has done The improvement in them great
to encourage the belief that they will eventually make
second strong ledge parallel to and not far from the main ven
AS the policy Of the company to push development
rapidly possible drifting will be done the 60Ofoot'
level until the have the shaft down to the 500
foot level Since completing the crosscu the work of sink
ing has been resumed and will be stopped only when the zoo
foot level reached to make another crossct to the vein at
that point No effort will be made to resume operations at
the mill till about April by which time the tonnage blocked
out in the mine and the opening of three levels will permit
of production such scale to the mill at its full ca
pacty,
The great significance Of the strike just made in the Marsh
lies in the fact that it's development at depth is revealing
similar enlargement of the bodies to that proved in its
neghbor the Hecla In the latter property no important
body of pay found until depth from the surface of
500 or 600 feet had been attained In the working above that
level the bodies short and narrow, just as in the
Marsh on the same horizon The deeper levels of the Heca
mine now show one of the and widest shoots in the
entire district and their operation already has resulted dlv
dend earnings of more than $2,0oo0O0'
The p4ncpal owners of the Marsh mine G. l.. Cowe
and United States Senator Dixon of Montana Eugene Carroll
and B. F. Fummer of Butte Edward and J. v Ponan and
John A. White of Spokane,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
PITTSBURG LEAD WINS SUIT.

The Jury in the case of Challes g. Matthews aud j. d.
Logan plaintiffs the Ptsburg cad Mining company, de
cnnts returned verdict today favor of the defendant
company The plaintiffs brought suit to recover 500 60
cIamng this the value of the extracted from
the vein which originally located the Pittsburg Lead
company property and later deeper mining carried
crossed the side lines into the Monarch claim which is
ed by the plaintiffs
During the trial of the the jury taken to the
property in controversy and made personal inspection FIX
pers both sides testified and the testimony exceedingly
interesting 1t is very probable that motion for ra
will be made by the plaintiffs Should the verdict rendered
be sustained by the higher courts it will be the of set
Ting question long controversy to the right to follow
the vein in it's downward course Featfelstone Fox ap
peared for the plaintiffs and A. G. Kerns represented the de
fendant.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
RUSH WORK ON LONG TUNNEL

The new lower tunnel being driven by the Stewart Min
ing company to tap their body at depth extended into
the mountain distance of 399 feet inches just eight inches
less than the contractors had planned driving The work
accomplished is remarkable account Of the msas during
the month Sixteen rounds missed and it necessary
put in Is sets after the had Stacked the ground through
which the tunnel had passed. robbng the contractors of much
time The work has been done by three shifts of four men
each The ground becoming softer and difficult
hold and the expect daily to encounter the Osbn fault
The contractors will horses to haul out the muck dur
the present month and the necessary side tracks have been
put in The will endeavor drive 400 feet this
month but it not believed this be accomplished the Os
burn fault is encountered.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
BUNKER HILL PAYS $4,000
Great Lead Mine of District Has Now
Distributed $l3, 1884, $50 Among
It's Shareholders.

The Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating
company this week paid dividend No. H. 1t was the usual
monthly disbursement. otaing $65,40O Its distribution
brings the total of dividends paid by the company to
date to $13,159,65O
The Bunker Hill nine which is located at Wardne Idaho,
and now operated principally through long tunnel from
Kellogg Of the first mines to bring large capital to
Spokane Its dscoveers rospectOrs and those
first associated with them obtained their interests hrou ,h
small grub stakes.
1t became a producer in small way within year from
its discovery very little money having been expended or 1T
either in development or equ pment.
It's first shipments made by bull teams, which han "a
the from the to the head Of navigation the Co'r
id Aene river While operations still being conduc I'd
this SCALE and before the country tapped by railroad
the late James Warner got option the property from
all of the for 100000 and sold the mine to Sim Reed
of Portland Ore. The present company was organized by
him and shortly thereafter passed under the control OF Fed
W. Bradley of San Francisco and his associates who still hold
lit.
r. N Barnard manager of the Iacede and Park Copper
properties spent few days in Spokane this week.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
DRIFTING AT BUTTE g CcFJR DALENE,

The Butte Occur d'Alene the holdings of which are To-
Gated two miles east of Muan cut ssue 98 feet north OF
that which furnished for shipment and are now drifting
west to ascertain it's size and to prove for mineral
1t appears from all the facts surrounding the geology OF
this property that it is IN the easter extension OF the on
ike Morning Gold Hunter lode system the character
scs rule The sures in the Butte Occur dAene cut the
beds on the strike and lie about the distance north OF
he White Ledge fault and about the same distance apart
from each other.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07
A. B. WOLFE SUES GOLD HUNTER.

Injuries said to have been received in fall 100 feet
the Gold Hunter mine at Muan made the grounds OF sui
for $4,000 in the district court by A. B. Wolfe The suit
was filed today.
Wolfe alleges that he fell through an unprotected ore
chute from the 29h floor September "A tie had gone
from the 2Sth floor to get drink he says He was unac
orainted with the mine and had only lamp in his cap
to light the way While this latter floor he fell INTO an
ore chute which he says protected according to law
His INJURIES consist of serious the head and shou
ders and also internal injuries He claims to have been inca
facilitated and to have contracted large doctor and hospital
hills
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-07

r. N. Barnard, manager of the Iacee and Park Copper
properties, spent few days in Spokane this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
BOYS ANDPO
CHICKEN RAISERS
Poultry Industry Gives the Smart
Boy a Splendid Business
Training School.

1T is a good thing" says d writer
in the Florida Times Union. for a
boy to become interested, in something
useful to the point of engaging him in
continuous effort toward definite end.
Especially is it good thing if the
community benefits by The results OF
his activities"
The boy who engages in chicken
raising cannot succeed unless hcstake s
an interest in animal life. lie must
learn to be gentle to his charges. TO
study their welfare. to provide for
their comfort. Regular habits are
necessary to success, for chickens
Cleanliness is II good habit that will
be incucated. for their health viii
fail If he does not Keep all things
clean about the poultry yard.
Most boys love ito make things. /.
The necessary constructions for the
poultry yard Will call forth his con-
structivc abilities and he will learn
the use Of tools. The emergencies tina t
will arise are likely to call upon his
ingenuity to meet them.
In the matter of feeding lie will be
led to- study some thing outside the
lessons of the school room. He will
learn what he must feed to nuke his
chicks grow fast, what to encourage
his hens to lay. what feeds ara useful
to fatten such fowls as he wishes To
sell E
K He willylcarn 10 save money to be-
gin or6to extend his operations toFtht
glorious end that he may raise none !,
by his own cxertions. He will natu.
CONTINUED on Last Page.l a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
BNFRANK S. wooDsoN,
Industrial Edltor.>

One of the United States Senator'S
from Oregon made a speech in the up
per. house of Congress a week or So
ago. and by way of Illustration lie
told all about little Industrial boom
now said to be OH in and about the
city OF Portland. in his state. The
whole thing Was printed in the Con.
eressional Record and obtained Il wids
circulation. What IS the matter with
Congressman Lamb or one of the Wiz
sinia Senators rising from his seat and
making a little speech on James River
Improvement or any other, subjecs that
comes handy, and in SO doing read
4opiously from Da bney's latest pampl,-
let giving those gratifying figures con
rerning Richmond's industrial growth
for the past decade These facts ana
figures are we'll calculated 10 improve
and enlivcn the average congressional
delivcrance, and If the Record is as
good an advertising medium as the In
dustr!al Section Of The Times Dispatch.
power Of good might be the result
This is just a hint. one, of the kind thai
is said to be all-sunicient when aimed
towards n healthy chunck Of wisdom