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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
CH|CAGO-LONDON IS BETTER.
Importance of Ore Find Increasing and
Paragon Properties Will Produce.

The editor of the Murray Sun visited the Paragon Consolidated
week and speaks Of the property as follows:
The company A claims which divided into three groups
the Paragon ChcagoI london and jewell Of these al
ready patented The company has excellent equipment develop
ing its properties and every thing essential for convenience
of it's workmen
he recent gratifying reports of the strike the Chicago
the which drew the writer at this particular
time While of information the strike
Of the most reliable character the desire oursel strong
to be resisted
CAS- has before been stated the present strike the No.
tunnel When the ledge cut by the zinc
shoot about feet in width of high grade encountered
his drted to the until pnched and the
councred in that direction but understand drift will be con-
nued for the double exploring this lead developing the
Jewell DEPTH and which lies 900 feet present
face Of the drift and which has splendid surface showing
"aer raise made the shoot where interected
by the cosscu tunnel and in the chamber the this raise the
shoot shown to continue it's strength its upward
this demonstrated drift
after drifting for distance the seemed have pced
Manager Steadman decided to sink the ledge
sunk about 30 feet his will be continued down depth
when the ledge will again be drifted on.
During Manager Stedmans absence a visit California
sung Engineer Benz G. Harmon who is in charge the mine
cd to continue the drift the and this work has with
gratifying results The drift continued but distance when
! Concluded on Page Eighty
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
HUNTER IS EllLARGINes = MILL

improvements that will require the expenditure of approximately
S000OO and which is claimed will give the property of the best
equipped plants in the Occur dAenes have begun
mine mile Of Muan Tie improvements include enargng
the mill and installing electrical hoist and electric
hauling in the tunnel.
Plans for enagng the mill from it's present 400on capacity
tons have been accepted and the machinery has been ordered
large amount of lumber to be used the building has been assembled
the site The machinery will be the modern treating
and when installed will the Hunter the best equipped mills
in this district
The work of enlargng the mill will begin within few days and will
be completed about June 1t is anticipated that necessary
suspend operations the mill for about days weeks
ing the time the machinery is being set.
The electrical hoist which is being installed is of the
latest models has lifting power equal and will receive
its trial about April 90 1t has already been assembled the tunnel
portal and the work of getting the shaft ready receive
progress.
The Hunter also will install early date 50hose power
trio motor provide power for hauling the the shaft
the mill bins, the tunnel level
The Hunter is working about $50 present For the
part, the work being carried in the 4COfoo level
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
IMPERIAL TO START WORK.
Stockholders Instruct Directors To Levy
Assessment And Resume Work.

At meeting of the stockholders of the Imperial Mining company
held Saturday find the the stockholders regarding
future development there question the wishes the major
ity and the directors instructed levy of five mills
and continue development
Considerable the
tunnel fine showing made the rock 1t the
belief Of all connected with the property that body exists III the
ground though the point of intersection the ledge not fruitful
Few properties had stockholders who exhibited greater faith
and the further development only another evidence OF
their belief being The work will again the
directors and make the supply funds accordance with
the action Of the stockholders meeting
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
lBEX HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting the hex Mining company held April
Several stockholders from of present the
full issue of outstanding stock represented The officers
for the year Chas Smith Lane PRESIDENT H. c. Obun vice
presidents G. W. Doghery secretary Stoney treasurer and
W. L. Triplett, Lane director.
Arrangements made for continuing the work and de-
cdd to luther exploit the ledge in the upper tunnel and then
work tunnel from the creek bed which, with 1900 feet will give
depth 500 900 feet the ledge work be done under the
supervision of Mr. Obun The property just south Muan adj
joining the Idaho and Boulder Creek groups
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
WATER DELAYS Ct, WESTERN
Heavy Flow Is Encountered In Drift
Which Retards The Work.

Drifting in the Great Western property being continued under
difficulties For distance the flow has been
to necesstae tmbering every two and half feet While the work
has been slow the indications of ercounterg the shoot have
pensated for the additional labor
little back from the face the drift passed through short
pipe of good The drift quartz for width of five
with scattering values of gena 1t expected that will be but
short time before the drift reaches the large shoot the
The drift is in 1900 feet from the portal of the tunnel
depth of 768 feet
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
MARSH STARTS ITS Mill
Is Operating At tAbout Half Capacity
Which Will Be Gradually Increased.

The Marsh has commenced milling It's at the Black Cloud mill
owned by the Pttsbug Lead Mining Conmpa 1t running
capacity yet but will be gradually increased until reaches $50
daily About half this amount being treated
has been shipped and there good body sight that
be shipped without treatemnt.
A. Booth who has had direct charge of operations the
and mill since the property purchased has rendered his resignation
that he devote OF his time to other important interests
He will be succeeded in the management by W. E. Geenough
who has come here recently to take charge Mr. Booths
ped January but he consented remain until the mill oper
alton The property profitable basis and he feels justified
in relinquishing its guidance.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
PILOT CUTS LEAD OF GALENA

Two shifts employed running the No tunnel Of the Pilot
mine at Murray
The tunnel is the being hard minazed
uuartzte At the portal Snh vein of gaena
bearing passed. but the asd only S2 gold
no development work done The OF the
mainly lead which disgued John Dockor Of the He,
however says the vein will 1t his desire to strike the
Pilot ledge which few years ago produced tremendously rich
the upper workings running $4,000 to the ton.
Mr. Dockto declares that the face of the tunnel under the
groupings the ledge but hesp necesate work
But ledge will several hundred
drifting get under the point where the rich quartz taken
out Number tunnel below No. and when the
ledge is found it expected carry profitable values In the No.
carried only white quarze for 800 feet until the rich
chimney was encountered.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
BIG SILVER MT'N CONTRACT
Will Drive $50 Feet To Get Under
Outcrop Where Ore Is Expected.

lhe Silver Mountain Mining company Sam j. Tenna manager
preparing award contract for $50 feet drift westward
st Joe gueh This will bring the workings under oucrop where
ore OF commercial value is believed to exist
The tunnel of which this will be continuation 500 feet the
last 90 feet having followed the ledge punches ore
scattered throughout that distance
The Silver Mountain lies south the Alice the Nuan and
has been operated almost continuously years cono
ing interest is held BY Potlatch business men,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
THOMPSON FALLS co. HAS ORE
The Sanders County Signal says:

The Sanders County Signal says:
"Bob Foster from Prospect creek Monday He has
been doing annual work the Lucky Boy group claims owned
by f. s. Houghland and c. H. Rnard and also helping W. c.
Bannon has the property of the Thompson Falls
Mining company.
"r Foster reports that the latter property they
eight feet mneazed which they then dfed thirty
IT. that shows well defined foot wall but they did
cnue through the vein to the opposite wall its width yet
determined Samples Of the l have been sent out for
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
HAUCK BROS. FIND BIG NUGGET

the discovery S122 nugget by the
Hauck Brothers their guh placer Since then another
nugget has been found the ground which makes the other
insignificant The find worth 1927 and weighs
IA 36 and and appearance fairly good imitation Of
ordinary The ground from which these fine nuggets
the claim be worked and the present will the
cleanup this the richest placer claims found the
Delta district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
PARROT STRIKE REPORTED
Good Ore Is Said To Be Exposed In
Lower Tunnel Of Sunset Property.

good strike Of reported the Parrot claim Sunset Peak
Rich ore was exposed the
F. NJ Marks operating under lease This taken by the
Silver Mining company Spokane which started lower tunnel
and at the point where the exposed has vertical depth
about 800 feet Little has been learned OF the strike but that
taken the upper tunnel fine grade gena and this
is found at depth it means very valuable deposit.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13

At the Black Horse the slopes the mines being shape
making regular trips the tramway and the mill
steadily grinding says the Murray Sum- Where everything
takes little time to get things adjusted work perfectly
but this being satisfactorily done and competent judges
the Black Horse mill among the best in the capacity
and emnenty fitted handle the character will be called
upon to treat.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
LACLEDE TO START WORK SOON

Work will again the Iacele few DAYS. N N Nat
stead the contractor has been Of the district for
has returned and will operations property
promise than time and it believed little
work will be prove the value OF the ground
deal Of development has been DONE The property adon
Hercules
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
GOOD REPORTS FROM IDA. NOR.

the Idaho Northern group Butte creek most
flying reports of the condition the property and the progress the
work It said that considerable showing the which
improving the work proceeds and the looking for
good strike at any time.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-04-13
6. D'A. CHAMPIONS CONTRACT

The Coeur dAlene Champion Mining company has awarded
contract John Kelly and Ed Butler extend the
600 feet Work has started and good progress being made
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-25
WHAT LIFE is.
Claiming Something as Your Own
Finding Il, Improving Il.

Claiming Something as Your Own
Finding Il, Improving II.
st. Nicholas: To locate a claim!
Why, that's what life is! Claiming
something as your own, finding out
exactly where ii is, then going to work
on it to improve it,
Many boy begins to locate his
claim before he is in the high school.
We say he has a Bent toward this
or that. He has literary tastes. His
claim is the world of books. or he
has mechanical genius. His claim Is
machinery, engineering. Another has
an ability to speak easily standing on
his feet. His claim is the world Of
speech and oratory. persuasion in the
courts for the sake of justice, or in
the pulpit for human uplift These
are great claims, and it's a splendid
thing to feel that one is naturally
drawn to some one of these large lines
OF activity. II he has this bent" ear
ly in life, and is conscious of IL, he is
saved much hunting in the dark 10
find a Job" and he wards off that bad
state OF mind when one must wonder
what he is really going TO do to make
an honest living. For pay our way
we all surely must, and to locate your
claim early is the easiest way to make
a beginning
That great man Thomas Carlyle
said: Blessed Is he who has found
his work Let him ask, no other bless
edness." Which is as much as to say,
Blessed is he who has located his
claim. ] know a man today who is
over fifty years old who has gone to
farming in the last two years. He is
struggling very hard and admire him
for that, but It is such hard strug-
gle that am sorry for him. I know he
can never be successful farmer, be-
cause he put off beginning until too
late. He didn't locate his claim early
enough. The men who have helped
the world most are those who have
worked long at one thing. even though
they might play at many smaller
things. And the only way to work
long at a thing is to begin early.
George Washington became leader OF
years before, he located that claim by
hard service in the French and Indian
war. ] once saw a small boy running
down the hill to reach the ferry going
across the river. But he was just too
late. 'cWeli, my boy" ! said, ITS too
bad; you didn't run fast enough. .
"Oh, yes, ran fast enough" he said.
but didn't start soon enough" He
was a wise bog. TO locate your
claim, start soon. It's better than
running fast.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-25
Additional Sports
TRACK TEAM ELECTION
Important Meetings Held at the High
School This Morning--Lawrencs
and Thien Named.

There was a number of meetings
at the high school this morning, the
most important, however, being that Of
the track team. At this meeting two
captains were elected, Raymond Law
renee being the choice as the track
captain and Then was elected as cap
tain of the weight men.
The boys made a good choice in
Lawrence, as he is very promising
man for the coming meets, and viii do
his best to get the boys set to work.
Then is a new man in the field, but
as all the weight men are beginners,
he seems to be best suited for the
important position.
The senior class also had a meeting
and decision rendered in regard to
pictures for The Cynosure was the
bulk OF the business done.
The Kent Literary society held A
meeting at which some important BUSH
ness was disposed Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-25
City in Brief

The clearings of the Fargo banks
today were S1O0, 4s1.22.
Duncan Gordon of Gardner is in the
city today transacting business and
visiting friends.
John Anderson and Amelia Johnson
of Fargo were granted a license to wed
this morning by the clerk OF the county
court
DR.. r. A. Beard Of the First Congre-
gational church left yesterday after
noon for the twin cities where he will
spend three or four days. He will re-
turn to Fargo in time to occupy his
pulpit next Sunday.
The fire department was called out
last night to extinguish a fire which
was burning a bunch of debris and
threatening a number OF barns in the
vicinity OF Second avenue north. The
blaze was put out with little damage
to surrounding property.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-25
What's Said

Emma Backer Record Keeper:
There will be regular review of the
Lady Maccabees Wednesday evening.
The meeting will be called to order at
1880 and after the session the ladies
will entertain at cards.
j. NJ. Johnson, Captain: Canton
Royal No. 2, I. o. o. f. BY order Of
the sovereign grand lodge you are re-
quested to appear in uniform on Wed
nesday evening at 1880. From there
the company will go to Moorhead In a
body.
A. M. knight, Secretary; All mem
bers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
Aerie No. 153, are earnestly requested
to attend the funeral of Brother Frank
Gunner, which will take place We'd
nesday afternoon at 2;30 from 604
Fifth street north.
]. r. Johnson, Secretary: McKin-
ley lodge No. 922. M. b. "A. The regu-
lar M. B. A. lodge meeting of April
10, was adjourned to meet at J. p.
Johnson's office at 3 o'clock, Wednes-
day evening, April rs. for the purpose
OF balloting on candidates All men,
bers interested are requested to be in
attendance.
Leader of Younger Set in New York.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-25
Health and Beauty Advice
By MRS. NAE MARTINI.

O. y. A.: when you wear a veil face
powder VIII not help your complexion
much, as II rubs on too easily. what pau
need Is e good lotion that will not show
on the skin. The next time you 20 10 the
drug store get four ounces OF spurmax and
dissolve IL In one-haf pint OF hot water
adding two teaspOonfuls Of glycerine This
lotion will clear up and whiten your skin,
make II soft and yelyety and give you a
beautiful complexion. It will rid your
skin OF that shiny, greasy, sallow look and
find this excellent for cold sores, freckles
and pimples. 1t costs very little and vii.
protect your face from the winds, and
prove splendid beautiner.
Charlotte: The quickest way to rid the
race or Its hairy growth is TO employ della
tone. THIS 10 easy to use and can Re found
at any drug store. Get an ounce OF dcla-
tone and mix a little with water TO make
thick paste; then spread ON hairy sur
face and after two or three naiaU.es re-
move and wash the skin and ron viii find
the hairs are gone. You will have to pay
dollar an ounce for delatone but III IL
worth IL as second application seldom
Is required
Loella: Premature aging Of hair IL very
discomforting and mars womanly beauty
but you can soon restore the true blonde
and glossy tint II you get an ounce Of
marlax from a nearby druggist and steep
II In pint OF water The hair should be
first washed with canthrox to remove all
NNoeF tNSN NAANAf aAAtA WhiNh Wh0A
with the marlax tea, rinse In clear water
and dry. You will find marlax quite harm
less and inexpensive and IL will change
dull, streaky, faded hair to a rich, lustrous
golden shade without staining or discolor-
ing the skin.
Harriet: For your tired, dull, inhamed
eyes you need a good eye tonic. Dissolve
an ounce of crystos in a pint of water.
Two or three drops of this IN each eye
daily will strengthen your eyes and make
them bright and sparkling. This tonic
will not smart and has proven great aid
to those who wear glasses. A friend Of
mine who has remarkably clear, beautiful
eyes tells me that she uses this simple
tonic regularly TO keep them bright and
full Of expression. I find it excellent for
weak, in6amed, tired eyes and graduated
eyelids.
Alma: Your scalp needs a good, stimu-
lating quinine hair tonic to remove the
ldandruff stop Irritation and falling hair.
Get from any drug store one-half pint al
cohol and one ounce quinzoin and mix II
with one-half pint water and you viii have
a much better tonic than any Of those
| ready prepared tonics you have been ~.
| ing. Brush your hair daily and, twice a
week, apply this tonic to the scalp, rub
bling II In gently. This Will do Woru,
for your dull lifeless falling hair. and put
your scalp IN a healthy condition. This
| tonic will make your hair soft SILKY az
| lustrous. Keep the scalp clean by frequent
shampoos with canthrox and you will no;
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-25
N. G. LARIMORE HAS A FINAL
WORD REGARDING RECIPROCITY

purchases of wheat from day TO day. A
line OF country elevators may buy but
10000 to 100000 bushels Of wheat per
day. This is all sold to the bulls for
future delivery. The miller may buy
100000 to 100000 bushels of wheat
to grind. He hedges II by selling to
the bulls" thereby protecting himself
from the fluctuations OF the market,
buying In his hedges as he sells his
flour. The "bull' must command a
large amount of money to pay for the
wheat as IT is delivered 10 him, while
the bear" requires but little or no
money He is a wrecker. He fattens
on the wrecks and ruins OF business
prosperity. Nothing is more to his
taste than a panic. He is a yellow
ribboner He says: Il am q yellow
ribboner, because am forninst the
blue ribbon. / 'ates what PLACE, and
drinks what place and / don't care
a dom what happens-so 1t don't
'appen to me-"
Apropos to the old adage, coming
events cast their shadows before" we
have just a shadow in this 1919 cent
decline In wheat on simply the agita-
ton of reciprocity. What will be the
result when the hydra headed monster
appears? This will be the harvest
OF the bears" the ruin Of the farmer,
and with him the prosperity OF the
whole country. II this great body Of
Canadian wheat is dumped on our
markets. the bulls will not be able to
carry the load, and the bears" with
nothing to resist them, will force
prices below the living point for the
farmer, and instead OF Liverpool max
ing the prices for the world, the Ameri-
can bear" will have that credit then
the Canadian as well as the American
farmer will unit I'm denouncing recip-
rocity as the greatest curse that was
ever put upon both countries.
Why have reciprocity only with
Canada? Why not have Il with Mexi-
co. England, France, Germany and
other countries? In other words, why
not have free trade?
The Minneapolis and Duluth COM
mission men and elevator men and
transportation companies naturally fa-
vor reciprocity, as the volume of their
business would be largely increased,
and they get Just as much for handling
wheat that sells for 40 cents as IL il
sold for $3.50 per bushel only slightly
selfish. Yours very truly,
NJ @. Larimore.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-25
have further trouble with your hair.

have further trouble with your hair.
Cora a.: Ca) AZ your hair ID short and
thin ana you have 70 much trouble to
make II stay up and look neat try aham-
pooling II twice month with teaspoonful
Of eanthrox dissolved In cup Of hot
water. This shampoo IL the one generally
used by the best hairdressers 70 make TIM
hair look thick and lHstFous. IL prodncez
an abundant lather. dries quickly and not
only cleans the hair and scalp WELL but
stops all Irritation and gives the scalp
feeling Of pleasing freshness Canthrox
makes your hair soft and funny. You will
have little trouble then to make your haii
look nice. Never use soap for shampoo
as 1t takes away the glossy look ~ y
get rid Of dandruf and stop falling hair,
see reply TO Alma.
Constance: Right now before warm
rid OF facial blemishes such az frsckies.
pimpies, skin roughness, wrinkles ETC.
But ron should not use soap on the
face very often, as IL makes the skin
OF a good greaseless face cream, which
can be made by diss0lvlng one ounce OF
almozoin tget II at any druggist's) In
one-haf pint cold water, and add two
an hour or so. II is inexpensive and ron
will find its regular use will improve your
skin wonderfully It keeps the skin soft
and satiny. smooth and moist. AimoEoin
cream Jelly IL me ana SOOIniuE cleanser
and viii prevent blaekbeads, premature
wrinkles, and when used as a massage
cream will restore color to dark, sallOw
skin
Carmen: II II very easy matter to
reduce your weight without leaving the
skin wrinkled and fiabby II you only know
how. Here Is the secret: Buy at ans
drug store four ounces Of parnotis and put
In / IL pints OF hot water. When cold
strain and take a tablespoonful Of the
liquid before each meal. This Is harm
less and the pleasing way 1t win cut down
your weight will surprise you. Avoiding
rich, solid foods and taking plenty Of "a.
ercise will assist greatly in getting rid OF
your fat quickly
Inez c.. Don't worry; almost everybody
else has the same troubles. At the APP
proach OF spring impurities In the blood
usually manifest themselves and what you
require to overcome the pimply, muddy"
complexion with is q good system tonic and
regulator You can easily make II your
self. Get from your druggist an ounce OF
kardene and dissolve 10 In one-haf pint
Of alcohol: then add one-half cup sugar and
enough hot water to make quart OF
tonic. A tablespoonful taken before each
meal viii soon rid your system Of poison
Gus Accommodations, and make you strong
and healthy, bringing the ruddy glow OF
perfect health to your cheeks.