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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Tnn seaaon Opened brilliantly Friday
alHht MAth the ball Az FORT barrancaA.
elNan 81 the ladies' and offcera Ia
hnror ~ Col and Mra Thomas RidK-
waF and MAJ and Mrs.. 4. VI. winston.
mhnse rmcent arrival az the past has
Eren fha occasion fof much informal
erferfainlng. caiminafing in the beau
ufa bali of friday evening az Which
about nna hundred guests from the
rifV and bag shore we're present
fn TIE receiVlng line we're Col AM
MrH. Thomas Midway. Major and MFs.
RI W. Winston, Major and Mrs. ~ y.
FFhiimore and Capt and nra p. ".
etopford
The ether ofacnrs ard ladies' present
we're Capt anf Mra .. ". G. Abooti.
Capt and Mru. y a. Berry. CAPT and
Mrs W. ". * Hamiiton. Captain and
NfH. a. A. MAfnach. Mrs. n. E Me-
Cannon and mother. Mira Hainilp.
IT, ard Mrs J. 81 Hatcher. IA an6
Mrs. william noyd Mra Berry and
Nlisn Natalie BerrY, IA and Mru. WI
tam Fulton. IL s. n Winai0w. IA. r.
81 chase. H. r. p. coitoa and IA }.
n Grain
The BAN was held n ths post gym-
nanum hulidlug which had been
trans formad into a bower 81 green
ahat with twiuknnw electFfe lights.
diversified with narinnda ~ spanish
moss end radiant with Old Glory.
Features which added 20 the hriiilancv
81 the occasion was tie fas That the
new uniform order iust pvt into effect
aas shown in the new fuil dress unl-
forms worn. snG the handuoue gowns
seem an the bassrcom door. creating
e scene 81 unusual beauty against the
slowing background.
TIE decorations we're unusual ana
muaf artistic n their arrangegnent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
LOVES DANCE

Love came danclnN through the world
And my heart was giad.
Love Hhn came and danced with me
when fac world was sd
Danced and Kissed me on the iips
Til my blood ran MAD
Ard forgotten vas the weird.
Cold and ruby's shiue.
FOLLY came and % our fips
Pressed her ruby wine
And laughed. and danced we On;
Youth and Love were mine.
Wise onaa sought 20 lure me back
Wise ones grey and old
Showed me wisdom and Renown,
nui thcy could MOI hear the tela
Love to me had told.
what cares Love Tor Kreat renswn.
Colo ~ ruhles nnaf
NnNWara tnny who cling 90 these
frav.aN Love Cor nine
Ma'dlnR o. their breasts BET dress
while J drink Loves winef
WIN Linenbea. m Ainmiee'a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

william BclL ths wedding 70 uats
place on November stth. 81 the home
% the BRIDES parents a. half after
slKht Ia the evening Tho weddinr
viii bera quiet one No cards have
been issued and only the immediats
familis and close relatives win wiz.
ness the ceremony.
The bride ia the younRor dauFhier 81
Afr. and Mrs wilson ard her youthful
beauty and attractivenese ~ manner
make her one ~ ne mGat cnarminr
young girls of the circle % which che
II favurite. Mr. BED n q son 81
spent he NE here where hls fannilY
IL one 81 The oldest In the city.
Much Interest centres IN the mar
riage q these two young people. not
only on account q their family eco
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

IN the ~ Augustine Record sister
Esther Cariotta. stats President ~ the
united paumhaera o. the Confsderacy.
writes entnrtninfy % the Laaa ard
paints . beautiful pioturs q the youth
81 Robert r. Lee ard his sweetheart
and vita May custts, NJ follows.
Let our nrst lock a. a - VIXEN
oeorHs WasnlnGion parka Cuafin. the
adopted sen 81 WmshinRton. and his
hemutifui are wifted wife knpt open
house for ne gentry % the early isth
centuryi standing then aa nov IN
stately dignity above the broad Pofo-
mae. looking into the charming family
circle Ee nnd growing into ne bud
Ginm Wrace - naidenhood the fair
youna Mary Cumtim All unthinking yet
~ me triumphn % life and pet less
q its aorrows. bot rejoicing IN all ire
simple pleasures % 4 tyricAl southern
hone ~ the period and wrowinW up
with the trimming and traditions which
we're e. mouid her fer her high place
IN the future a few years later ana
down the shaded wafkwayu o. the wei
kept grounds % Arlington ard amid
ita roses We nnd her Etraying with
tan nroadahouidered young aeutsn-
art o. the United stats avny beside
hsr and that Cupid was bsuy AZ hls
eden Esme % hearts vas evident end
his traditional triumph over parental
ohg@etiomm 20 a soldier son I'm -iaw.
was conapiete when On June &C. isat.
af wrand old Arlington. the great
granddaughter 81 Martha washington
became the bride 81 the son 81 Light
Horne Harry lee % imp-risaahie Rev
stationary fame. Never had the walls
even then old held a Eaver Assem-
tiage ~ the iiFht from Sc tinkling
chandeliers Ehone upon a harpieF bride
and groom. But two years eariier
Robert Edward Lee the joyous bride
Rroom 81 that evening had graduated
from West Point sscoud n his eiaaa
and without 4 dsmerit on his rscord
AZ the academy and ALREADY he stood
htwh In the famous engineer corps
made up ~ the honor rradnatea ~
West Point and Mary Custis. bat iust
now become Mra lee. was the beau
tifui and darling q her large circle
81 relatives and friends life vas
orenin9 anew Cor the Old mansion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
MARRIAGE OF Mss ANsLEY
AND MG. PICKETT

Mr. and Mrs. Leland !. Henderson
ana daughter, Miss Ruth Henderson.
LEFT CA Wednesday for Bay 81. Louis.
70 attend Tire wedding % Miss Mar
garet Ansley o. that city % Nr. ". N.
Pickett. 81 Araiachicols. Florida. az
which Mics Henderson Wa one 81 the
pretty bridesmaids.
The New Orleans Picayune contains
TIE foilowing account Of the wedding
frona 10 Hay 81 Louis correspondent.
Miss Margaret AnFley. ~ thia city.
and William II. Picket 81 Apalachi-
cola. ia. we're married tcniKht - the
Methodist Church, Rev. Il. m Cottreii
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
MEETING OF NoMADs
on NOVEMBER aTH.

The Nomada met on Monday with
Mrs. J. c. avery az her home on West
Gadaden street and an Interesting pro-
gram waa carried out The Nomads
have this vear taken ap the study q
the Colonial period q American his
tory. and the Period % RsmonEtrance
was the subject Of the papers and dis
cusSi0n for tire afternoon.
After roll call. The Results Of
French and Indian wars Pas inter
eatinEiy taken up IN the paper By Miss
sailie Wright. which. In her absencs.
was read BY Mira John p. Jones
Social and Economic Conditions o.
the Cclonies." was presented BY Mrs
". "a Ferris. second vice. president o.
The Nomads, IN q delightful paper.
There was much reeret expressed az
ths resignation 81 four members who
have recently moved from the city.
These were Mrs. Lucius J. Reeves. who
Il noe making her home IN Bombay.
Mrs z. ounter Elnore. Who wln prob
ably reside In Alabama. aad - now In
Montgomery. Mrs. aeorWe Williams
who has returned % New Orleans. 20
make her heme. and Mrs. Charles Fol.
som. who as Miss Cornie Bass. Gas
an enthusiastic member % tha Me-
mads. and whose marriage took place
on October soth. 20 Mr. Folsom q
Ashsviiie. y. G.
Mrs. j. e. Dunhan. Mics Annie
Chaplin McLane and Miss ciceiy sher-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
: SOCIETY
BARRANcAs SCENE FRIDAY NIGHT
Of BRILLIANT ARMY BALL.

The beautiful Ions grey moasss. 80
lyrical OF Florida. the glossy green
leaves az the native smilax and tne
deep green branches % the pines had
been used moat effectively. and the
coiors struck q note of apiendor. here
and there about the room.
The receivinE line gfood against
BACKGROUND 81 The stars and stripes,
hung mtrniKht from thc ceiling and
sweeping @ = bank o. Ereen. On eth
~ side q cannon. the vine covered
wheels apeaksng Of peace aad the iong
muzxies ~ featm 81 vaior-pAat and yet
- he--augwested ths>eervice and over.
head from end to end ~ the Ions room
earlandm o. spanish moss and native
smilax swung 20 ne music o. the pest
band and the rhythmic motion % the
danceFa
On either SIDE ths colors ~ere car
risd e. a frelns aud hetw cen tha vim
dows. ths fragrant pins coughs were
banked. wniia a. the END % the room
opposite whare the recSivinw lire hat
stood. a screen o. bamboo. and a wisite
covered booth was placed. from which
punch and the buffet supper we're
served
Much comment we heard en the
beauty 81 ths decoraticna. designed
and carried eug in every be2utifUi De-
tail ~ Sergeant Casey 81 the 1oth
Co. who Tor nfta9n years has been
the artistic aecovator ~ poat eater
tainrnnnta. surprising even hia former
efforts on fnis occasion.
Ths brilliant ball q Friday svening
vas hul ne foFerunner Of many such
aniightfui functions 60 take place Dur
ing fhe wsntsf. ~ watch sac osncerE
ard ladies' wiii entertain. sacisty from
the city and the hayahors snioying
their hospitality.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

tsnd the general convention o. the Y.
y. G.. ard 70 be present 81 TIE lay
Ing q the corner stone Of the airing
tor monument watch win take place
TUESDAY aftarnoon. Tuesday evening
q grand meeting % welcome VII be
held IN the auditorium q thu New
Willard, the balance Of the week be-
tng devoted 20 the business Of the or
gnni1ation IN which Sister Esther Car
lotta VII taks an active part being
"a member % some a the most import
Ant ccmmitteea.--st Angustins Rec
ord.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Little claryee Hirach win entertain
90 % her small friends today a. the
home 81 her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs.
and white the pretty little hostess
Nearing a dainty white lihgerie froek
with rink ribhonn the taAie Naily
decorated IN pink tulla and flowers.
The CAKES IN pink and white. seven
PINS candles on the hig birthday cake
annuuncinw the chArfninw little iadvs
age.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
AgETtNo OF NOME
TEACHERS LEAGUE

nesting ~ the Mome-Teac cheers
League viii be held a. school 30. g,
Afias Kate Loftln. principal and Miss
Olivia Chairea. Miss Edith oliver and
Miss Florence HiWEina. teachers
Nfiss Olivia Chaires VIII give a Rad
inE-The Expert hoy.
paper BY Mr. r. A. Mcdowell al
the Y. ~. &. A. and The ManaEement
% the Boy. ~ Mrs william Quarrie.
AT 81 the patrons q the school ara
tend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Miss Minnie Potter wiil leave today
far Wharton. Texaa where she gces
g. visf her sister. Mrs. william 3.
Namuer Miss Potter WI probably
auend Some ulouths n Texns and Win
~ FToafly missed ~ the circle e
fflenda who are hera
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

~. ana Mrs. a. Y. M1chen arrived
home ca Saturday. MF. Mitchell frorn
= business trip ~ Nee York city ana
tfra Mitchell and the chudren from
1aekaauviiie. where thev have hesn
spending a short time with Mrs. Nit
ehsirs parsnts Mr. ana Mrs. e. n
Rogers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

ofaciating Miss Esther McGinn was
maid Of honor. The maids were Miss
Ruth Henderson. % Pensacoia. and
Kiss Gladys Anslsy. % this city. L.
Land j. Henderson ansinted aa besi
man. The EroomHmen we're goserh
McGinn aud ~ E. Rush The brite
vas given IN marriage ~ her brother.
Luther ABslsy.
The wedding was a marked social
event and was iargeiy attended. The
young couple left AZ once on their bri-
Del TRIP. after which they vii be Al
hcme IN Apalachicoia. Pa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
M. AND MAS. JOHN MATgos
CHANGE RESIDENCE.

M. and Mr@. John &mtena. who have
been with Mrs =. ". McDonAid en-
East Gregory street have recently
moved q ms henS of Mr.. and Mra.
Marcus PRESLEY on West Oregory
street. where they yin spend the win
ter
Mr. Mates n consui fvora Mexico.
ana Ne and his charming wife have al
ready made many frfenda n the city
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
MR. VEREEN RETURNED
10 MouLTRIE.

Mr.. w. 6. Nereen. who has Teen
srending q few DAYS with HE dauEh-
yesterday 10 his home In Moultrie. Ca
Mr. Nereen r. one 70 GenrniA'H most
prominent citizens and has . number
81 friends IN Pensacola u.ho are al
ways glad 70 see him on his occasion
al Visits 20 hia daughter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Wiil he with ARA w. n. Ferris. North
Hayien street on November iith. TIE
subjects O. bo European Unrest ny
Ma y. - Meuen. and a Reading from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
TO ATTEND ARLINGTON
DEDICATION

Sister Esther Carioita. president q
the state orEaniEation % tAe Unlted
Daughters 81 the Confcdcracy leaves
toniEht Tor Washinrtcn. n. G. q at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Mra. , a. Ksfar irft Thursday for
Cincinnati snd Detroit for a visit ~
some weeks Mrs. Kellar Win - the
Ffesi 90 Cincinnati ~ Mrs Martha
Muiford en- aunt ~ Mr. Ksliar. where
afa win spend about Sen DAYS. ard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

pard we're ADDED to the msmbsrship
ron. =,
the next meeting % The Nomads
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Dir. and Sire. Malcolm 4. Wilson.
have announced the snGagement and
approachinE marriage % their dkagh-
Ter. Emma v. Wilson, 20 ar. Lucius
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10
ATTENDED
INTERSTATE FAIR.

Misses Christine ellis. MlHs Maude
Saunders and Mrs. ". - Jones wern
among these ron DeFNniak % spend
the weekend "a the san Carlos and
attend me Interstate Fair.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Blue Ribbon Vanilla IL me real We
nlila Extract from selected vnniiia
beans fta smooth. delicate flavor h
lasting. Ty u ln dcsserta one tee
spoonful 70 q quart % material ~Bes,
and takes lene" ADVERTISEMENT
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
THINKS COAL WILL BE FOUND

Inc following, taken from the Mssoua Sentinel in com
mentng on the mine inspectors report Of that state vii; b
e WIN Interest by Occur dAeners the majority of the
properties referred to are owned by residents this section
inspector Walsh in reviewing mining conditions assumes
that ts territory is rich in undeveoped mineral wealth It
IS not only the prospects of mining the precious metals that are
but there are in the country coal deposits that some dav
IN the future may not mpossby prove more valuable
Nothng could prove of greater advantage this section than
'at ~ soud pc assured of supply of good and cheap fuel
hardy conceivable that territory SO marked in it's
mineral characteristics that situated between Mssoua and
the oano state line can only point or eight producing
MINES lhose developed to any are the Iron Mountain
nne Whc consists OF shaft 2O00 feet in depth and tunnel
driven TO length OF $500 feet which the main shaft at
depth OF 1000 feet and which being used as the main onea
s tunnel, when greatly reduces the cost of operation The
Tarbox Bryan and Ben u group at Saese the Amador on
CEDAR creek the several properties being operated at Carter
are conducting their operations by tunnels reaching length
OF 700 feet and the ST. Regis Mining and Milling company at
st Regis with several developed properties near DeI3orga
nave been carrying on development work very EXTENSIVELY dur
ing the year and the operations conducted in safe man
ner"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
NEW COMPANY IS FORMED.
New Corporation Is Formed to Raise
Funds for Development
Purposes.

The United Copper Securities company has been ncorpor
ated with S4000,oOO capital stock, Of which $200o000 is
per cent cumulative preferred stock and $20oo000 common
stock The stock has been authorized be issued
exchange for other securities and for options shares
United Copper preferred stock and will have the right to cleo
one of the directors. An issue Of f4,500000 0ear
per cent collateral trust notes has been authorized
Holders of United Copper company preferred stock
offered $5 per share in United Copper Securities coatea
trust notes. which shall provide that stock held coatela
security not be disposed of below 5 per share and tina
THE noeoder is to receive one half Of any $50 pc
share OF United Copper preferred stock that may be realize
upon such sale otherwise In lieu Of this latter agreement
deposng stockholders may for share uneG
Copper SlO per share IN preferred stock United Copper Sc
eures company addition to the $5 aid by note waving
claim the stock deposited except collateral security
the notes received
United Copper stockholders are offered $3 pen
share in collateral trust notes. which provide that stocks he
collateral security not be disposed OF below $40 pei
share and the note4oder is to receive onea Of any
So per share of United Copper stock realized uo
such sale otherwise In lieu Of this latter agreement thu
deposting stockholders may for each share of Unto
Copper deposited $3.50 per share in preferred stock
in addition to So paid by note.
Preferred stockholders have the right elect two and The
and the noeholders four Of the seven directors
Holders of notes issued for preferred and stoc
given the right to elect four of the directors until tn
notes have been paid in full with interest Deposits may
made before January Il with the Columbia Trust
pny, after which penalty Of 20 cents per share will be
acted of depostors.
The United Copper Securities circular says that o
the preferred stock of the company has been issued bu
offered par al deposors with bonus Of 80 per
in common stock Preferred stockholders vii elect two d
rectors Funds realized are to be used primarily to place t
subsidiary companies of the United Copper company, viz tn
Stewart Mining company, New York Pitts tgh Coal com
pany and the Ohio Copper company in funds for development
purposes to assist reorganizng the La France Copper
pany, and generally directors may adviseWaI Stree
Journal
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
North Star Mining Company

North Star Mining Company
Annual meeting of the stock
holders will be held at the res
idence Of John II. Hanson, 72O
Pearl street, Wallace, Idaho,
December %, 1871, at 1880 p.
IN. Election of officers.
Lead King Mining company
Meeting of stockholders Will
he held az Office of company,
Wallace, Idaho. on Thursday,
December y, 1911, to vote on
consolidation and increase of
capital stock.
Nrgenta Mining Company,
Limited Annual meeting Of
stockholders viii be held at
office Of the company in Null
Ian, Idaho, on January 8,
1912, at Z 800 p. m.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
ALIAS SUM M IONS.

II the District Court OF the First Judi-
sip District Of The state of Idaho
in and for the County Of Shoshone
Anna II. Young, Plaintiff, VS. Masirlc'
Il. Young, Defendant
7 re State Of Idaho 10 Maurice u
Young, Defendant.
You are hereby notified that there /
now on file in the Office of the clerl
Of the above entitled court in Wallace
County of Shoshone, state Of Idaho
tie complaint Of the above named
plaintiff, wherein it IL alleged thai
plaintiff and defendant tntermyrried q
tie city of Spokane, Spokane count!
ate Of Washington, on or about Jan
ucry Q, 1899, and ever since have bee
and now are husband aud wife, tla'
on or about the 18th day Of June
1900, the defendant, 'lisregardinS tiU
$ lemnity of his marriage vow, VII
fully and without cause deserted ant
abandoned plaintiff and ever since hat
and still continues to desert and aban'
don plaintiff and to live separate ant
apart from her without any Suili'ifn
Cause or reason and against her va
and without her consent, For a secons
CO use of action plaintiff further a
l. ges that the defendant for NOR
tlan one year last pas hes W'liuir
neglected to provide for plaintiff tn
common neaessaries of life because %
h's idleness and prnrligacy
wherefore plaintiff rrlys th4t tn'
b inds of matrimonY now and h"ret"
fore existing between plaintiff aud d.
fcndant be dissolved and that q
Plaintiff win apply to the court FOR IL
r. lief demanded in the complaint OF
f'e herein.
And you are also notified that ~
TO, fatf T.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
ice Of the Carney Copper Compa4
I iniInl Mnllnn Ila IN nAnRln nn,

} zee Of the Carney Copper Company
Limited. Mullan, Idaho, December g.
1911.
Notice Is hereby given that at a
n eting of the board ot directors, hel.
n the 18th day of December, A. -. 1871
IN assessment Of four mills per share
US levied upon the capital stock Of
h corporation, payable on or before
W. 4th day of February, A. y. 1912, to
y. Miller, secretary treasurer, at the
Nltiee of the company Bean bros store
y the Village of Mullan. Idaho
Any stock upon which this assess
nj remains unpaid On the 4th day Of
Il bruary A, -, 1912, Will be delin-
mt and advertised for sale at public
u1tion and unless payment is made
" fore will be sold on the 4th day Of
4 rch. A. y, 1912, at the office of the
company, Bean Bros store in the VII
Ia +e of Mullan, Idaho at the hour of
}; 20 p m. of said day to pay the delin
mt assessment thereon, together
With the costs of advertising and eX-
nses of sale.
G. d. MILLER.
Secretary Treasurer Carney Copper
Company. Limited; Office Mulan,
Idaho D14-J115
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w w RIXBY
Attorney for Plaintiff Residence and
Postoflice Address, Wallace Idaho.
D7-J4-5t
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NOTICE or ANNUAL sTOCkHOLu
Frs MEETING.

JHice of the Argent1 Mining Com
pany Limited Mulan, Idaho, De
cember H. 1911.
Notice is hereby Given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
he Argenta Mining Company, Limit
3D. will be held at the Office of the
company in Mullan. Idaho, on Monday.
the Sth day Of January, A. y. 1912, at
90 p. m. Of said day for the purpose
Of electing q board Of directors to
serve for the ensuing term and for
the transaction of such other business
rs may properly come before said
meeting.
G. D. BROCK,
Secretary Treasurer Argenta Mining
"Hmoany Limited Office Mullan,
Idaho. O3]-JA.lt
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Y 1TICE OF ANNUAL STOCKi1OLD
ERS' MEETING.

Q lice of the copper Crown Mining
Company, Mullan, Idaho Deccmbet
A. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that lac an
npal stockholders meeting of the Cop
per Crown Mining company, viii b.
held at the office Of the comp ny j,
Mullan, Idaho, on Tuesday, the md day
Of January, A. -. 1912, at 500 y. m
of said day for the purpose Of elect
ing a board of directors to serve fol
the ensuing term and for the transac.
Il IN of such other business as MAJ
properly come before said meeting
JOHN HENDRlCkSoN,
D1i-28-3t Secretary
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Notice is hereby given that by or
der and resolution Of the board Of di
rectors the time for payment Of tn
"hoVe assessment has been cXter1e
to the 4th day of January. A. D. fa12
md the date for holding the delin
1uent sale has been postponed to IN
scribed.
GEORGE r. EDMISTON,
Secretary Treasurer Temple Mining
Company, Limited; Office $50 BAN
street Wallace, Idaho.
Di4-J4-4t
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Occur d'AIene Iuveatmoni
Company, Limited Annual
meeting Of stockholders will
be held at office OF company
Keys block, MuIlan, Idaho, al
500 p. m.
Snow Shoe Mining tompoH
Annual meeting OF sloea
holders will be held at office
Of company, Bean Bros store.
Mullan, Idaho on January ,,
1872, at 300 p. N.
Rob Roy Mining Company
Annual meeting OF Stockaold
ers will be held at Office of the
company, 505 Cedar street
Wallace, Idaho, Wednesday,
January ), 1912, at $50 p. m
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ZINC AND LEAD.

The United States is the largest individual producer
lead in the world with total Of 27 out of worlds out
put of 12141 short The worlds production Of Yin
during 1910 was sS4l9 short tons and the consumption 882
573 short tons In the United States the production 269
1874 short tons and consumption 245,SS4 short tons.