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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08
Sin 9fid,ts

mare i'm Sale bon 6Gmorrboioen
piel beIier, ais ein 4fui6ermittel ODER
Die Guetihfette bes 5eilgebilien, mel.
fe oieies geidbrlide 2eiben nur 3eit-
neilie berbannen. gs perben MIR
bic Spnlptone unteroriidl, Die eigent.
lihen llriadlen Der 8lutltoflng uno
@etnebsent3iinbung aber nift beieis
tigt uno besbaIb ihlieBlid nur Der.
ihltmmert. 3as Bette, mas es 8ur
geieftigung bieies ihredlihen 2ei-
oens gtbt, oos Gin3ige, mas iuirflihe
Seiiiing berlhafft, iii o9tnafeiis"
Or. Silsbee's beriibntes Samorrboi.
ben . Mittel, BON benz g. 9eeiitdbter
& Co.. gor 1916, Rerp Oorf 9th,
cine probe foitenirei perienben. 9lg9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08

,lt EA r6m, ff t'eies Usrne'las
ritS.rbrid,nh. Ter aultuA, Der na'
mtH.Ita ben isiten bes f6Onsn Ue'
IhI,d.s mss unfsr.u CpsrninussIn
a.trietsn iuirb, III mir bon isfr sin
Grsn.l a.p.f.n. goenn q srssno :"
lpas aitt, bas mt6 abbd!ssn ianh
bssf. aoufsasn sinsnial1ssn. 10 q! CO
b.r qbideu Dor BEN Oseanffn'
pisrstft ona sinrnaI 70 ssn Cossn'
tlLb su r:rbtn." -,
;Fraulsin sIi: bterdng's ien N'9,
pe!ier; a6er er sIan5te sinen oM
,parm.rsn Druid Der tIsinsH. n7nen
5anb su iitIea als sr iem i supos
,utkil gttporbtu mar.
g,on nun an mahten bic bsthsn
Domcn itr. atenpli6eE Spasisrgunss
nur ncd In Der Rihiuns naA BEN
gatrobsrg. Elm. 0itmols nod rOure'
ibn.n ba6st bds GIu6 sut6sil, osm
6eTanse Iaui6sn 81 biirfen. esr aus
pes 4fsiIors 3imrer egcns. wnn
II. e1nn p6brenb oes Sagts mil
1btinaen 3uiamulentrafeu. oernltsa
ts syli:, bds GdprG9 auf bieft dhnos
Ii6tn !tuniiesnif. oDer uberhanpt
ouf isiR 0dangsialeni su bftnsen.
WatriGe;nlt5 tpoElis lie ii4 nidH gum
stpeit.nmal etnsr 3uretattpetfuns aus
itben. Iu9 i5rs Geipra4e NIT BEN
iunaen MaHne tporen forton nnotrs
oIs friit,r. Gs mar ikr. als '.i Elm
Sinhernts hintptgs:raumt noreeH,
oas friiEr irsnnsnb sriitsn ifntH
btibeu i,cnb unb elm bolits Grittes
ZEN i5ssr Sers,n perbiHberte. Wtit
isbem Tag. tumsn lit chamber ndtsr,
unb bic Ii1it gDtte oaf sSafss Wons
asr btim Hnbi6 heS afsFDrs. pous
ten Der fiji beobohienbsn Graa Dos
Rotbeuau ais ieby beoeutfdme 3etHsn
erI6eineH.
Gtnes Mittags erf6isH sFinetn
on Der Iabie b'bote nit tiHem nldeR
Su4 nm ben Gals. slls er bic Das
men, hsriibis. bate isins 6simne
tinen bsfezsn HIane.
.Ge tdben fs4 erfdttet. oerr boz
abiineeas- frosts oie iunae Gsoi,.
gr Gbtr f4aiislte ben anpf.
.Gs itst tisfer.' 'ust e.. I'D bas
b mtiM Gtilnme iibsranf1engt. Der
arst bat mir erfi1rt. bcb ID In ben
nGdyften slpei ssabren feinea Ton BRs
gen BARI
.gfe tpar blab seporben unb ub
an biesm Niftog nt4ts. Qn4
5@lGb hr Safet nber foste ihr
Der EHsNot: rJdsmub 5baea aebe.
tpobl fogsn - beam i@ retb, hob th
nur nsstnkr 6stmme nnb ueiRsa 6Gh.
nenonsfbxu Jtre DpeuRbeintstt ssr'
eaHss. Da i4 obey BEN Nerluff bies
fsr JreuabH4ttti Ht6,s ~ ertxastn
permng, sieb< in es Dor, mia f1r
imHser aus sshxer gidte sii enttssRen.
Do netgt. life ergiGbcnb bds Mas
iii. nnb ihre aippen ftnNerteg:
-Rein. Gle fosIen blesbeR. am3
i6 f6rnts ss jesi nio,t usebr erfroesu,
Gis pisber su nerliertn.1
stiinaen ba. Dirflt& sipei Scus
Jnbrs binburG isiR.n Son mebr ss.
fungen, cbtpobI ftine Gtimms Don ei'
n.r gerahesu bemeioenenerfFn Hsar.
belt mar. i5csn iunesa Dsib bat
aber nida ouf ben GeHub isnsr
obenbli@en 8ortrase 81 pesNAsH
branden, beusu i:s 10 oft Dor bsr
Jenfern feinr DffIa setau4dt. Gsr
slitdfiG. Gatts braud4e nSmfi4 ,nur.
wit eonaIs. istnsn porsi:sii6xn pdos
nosropbea IN 1stbssfdt gu fessn.
or hrtte irA Ssesen nod Itsner erffu
llnserrsbuns NIT Gruu BON RDtheaau
etsauft, uNb bisfer MT fsinsH Bon
cornfo bsfnnseaen ptotisn bnneJsfes
fprooss HerS srcbert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08
Gsmts&strfeS Dsctss~<sl

Anpn: -Rola trsdbIieuir. 0asb bEt.
teft ar bic GHMi6is bod u1eber e..
sdAIt i'd bat DID bod sf9r ui9ts
bonDn 81 fdsen.-
ponId: Dos IN unserf@Gmi bon
ihr - ~ bot fie. Dir ni6tssu foeen,
bdb ih'es,s1r ersdbfi<-.
Aasa: -ltnb sh oeHNut5isSs, DIR
niH ~ tosen, Dc6 Fe msr'Aepfoet.bat.
AFe, blsk. in8 ibw MD. hoS ~
Dsrs eredtlte.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08

Gr bate bic morte in Der srDbien
2fufresuns ssfproden, feline Stimme
bebte.
DER Saihter ertpieberte, odb an
Samprett's 3ure4nunssfdhistsit
ni6t 5u SipeifeIn fei, ba anor bas 1es
itament aufgefest babe; er fiigte bin
dn, Dab er ben Rotar ala 3euesn pors
seldbeu bdben fpiirbe, penn berfslbe
niht felt ldngerer 3eit erfrantt unb
BON Chicago obrsIeno fpGre.
sd legs hermit groteit qeasn bic
9iItigteit oes aeitamentes sin!" risf
3abet.
Ho9 einmaI bemsrtte Der Ridts7,
odB oas 9eriht fih fir bic @lltiss
teit enti6eiben tperbe.
Wlit bem 4usbrude Der erobten
ansit uno gersneifIuns ponOte ga
Def Tit an Goitb unb Ssinrit.
sllnteritiisen Sic midi" risf a..
Isle fhtpsi9en, neil Sic Mot abnen,
oaB aud fir sic oHes OerIorsn Il,
iDenn bas 1eitoment dnsrtdnnt Dtro.."
9einrid idDise. aornte er stssH
feline 9erlo6te auftreten2
gariten bate oas 5eitumsnt seles
len uno isine buntIen guoen leuhts.
ten, bsnn sr bate eingsisEsu, DAP fir
ghitb ipenig 5offnung nod oorbous
ben lei, es i6mer5te ibu, ulIetn er
tOnnte iich niht iiberpinbsn. gegen
feline llebsr3eugung bsm aopototen
bei3uitehen.
Gr iprah peniee Worts nit Gbitb
unn erpieoerte bann: rMeine 9rdut
fiist lid Der GntIdeioung beg 9eria.
ies."
,aber sic - Siei" ndnots 3dnst
iid an 6einrih. .Sie tpsrosn nthts
erbaIten nitts! 9srgsbens iino
Sic bisrber setommeu, gu elmer tb0s
rihten &Omoois, 3u Der bic Qufforoes
rung oss 8srihts Sie tpie uns QIe
peranIabt bait"
Seinrih anttpprtete niht.
sd fiige mid nidt!" fubr 3aost
in duberitsr aufresung fort. sd ire.
ts nidt fir mid elm, ionoern fir meis
ne Glitntin, unb ih per0s oas Red.
oerIeIben ipabren! WGrs bas 9sitd'
ment edit, 10 tpiirbe 2ampreht fthers
lid cine 4bitrift bsFsIbsn duf benz
Gerifte nisoergeleet haben. Jr ben
3eitunesn bat oas Gsribt bic er6en
dufosforosrt, fih su'fnelosu, oa Camp.
reht Elm 9eitament niht bInterlaHen
babe; lpesbalb III Der Rotar ni6t bags
gen aufsetrsten, er mubte es ia iplls
fen, penn sr elm 9efamsnt aufssnoms
men hatte2"
Gs lag bierin in Der Zbat etpas
Quffd[Ienoss.
Der Rihtsr bemsrtte, bob er anor
boriiber psrnebmen InHen Deroe. unS
perIieb bas 3inmer.
Babel trat an 5einrit beran.
rMssbdlb babsn Sie fit msinem
9rot.ite Ridt ausefhloFen9" ri.f er.
.Wirb bic GiItigteit bts 5eitaments
onertannt, bdnr srbalisn Gle nihts.
es rperbeH SbHen nids rinmdI oie aos
fen Sbrsr Reiis per9iiiet."
sd neib oies," entgegensts 5s;u.
rid lGteinb. sd ,ann inbefsn i'm
sSntsre'is meines 9aiers ruhts auf Die
GrbThdTt oersi9tsn, tpeun oisislbe
meiner graut sufGut."
.5brer graut2- piseerbolte 3ans.
IbtrraIdt.
.8epib. id bin 70 gIiidIit, Wds
rie SeeFsIb msins 8rnut nennsn gu
burfsn," perfi6erte 5einrih.
nod bat biei.Ibe bic grbitaft nidf
= nod ni5t!!" risT 3abst uuo itiir3ts
errest fort.
Ruoiaer, Straub unb felbft ebith
uub garfen umringten Wari.. I'm ib:
Slid su ipiinihen :. Gos Ulaohen
ipar burh bos b0uig llneriDorttts fat
tsruuftt, ibre bsid,ibenen aHfprite
niiroen ielbit burh ben bunoeriiteu
shsil Der grbI6aii befrisoigt sporosn
iein.
(Sortietung fclgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08

-Gtn NtiseruneDa.unh
Der mein, BEN gk Heen Aunbsu
faHbten, mar gfdlj6tr - .0sgaas
Mn Gie. % fonS dxr sou& .Negs
f4t!@ nuf hsr Hth<l1
Gin Wuiftfstnh. .~EnsIdbe
Gtidnes IisbsH eis ipcM am nselaes.
4eFr 0tbsimrai5a4 - DIT auS Ten
Mhebnstil 9dbrbuabses!~ - uRss
mlg4! .mes6otb serahe Sks5 -
.mal Re beutsatsss sismsnS msbs
fnst!1
- 3rst 0fanhe. Rerf.
rsdHnspastsH: .aliio hds iaIi6R
ordnst tcmAstAild, pst&es bss i1sss
NarH bsrssnn1fant kos, tsR %
n!thsr Irsee,perbs9ss oos(msas,
,96l 0zjhe 4 I'm nAasz 1ssse:,
beHa esseno esGlR . o. : - q.
le!eea Aa1 4nei1eaD ~ ~ ~
ees - ! 6lk salo11e1nals
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08

.@OtdF sdRnft Du srfsnae1, % rim
Nsbtn9n aft ooer iuag iRf- frogk ber
st'Dntssge J0eer DOT bsm 6erm ben
Jussssn, her siam bic Ttimteseetuuuen
hotts.
n nen 36Hstn. UeiRssls
~ktkaer Wlnsbumf - Gin see6.
tssbn bat bad iHne 3deu<.-
~Neiz. obtr i6!s oatUurtek bes
yans< insb fsin Gsing<u sEaets. Sos
iesm Aasfrert1fuae Hadst boa papps
,rorsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08

y4rnnfe" ssrauen ioa man nidht
fragtn. mas ibneH fe1lt, ioubsra -tuer
linen fsblt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08
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Der 26pe beim s. hn5ie /,
ben. Gin bonmrnoes 2opensebriilI
or6bnt. DOT .inisen Sostn burh bic
qonboner rD.ibs Stabt1. btm be-
tann.en 8ergnueungsplas, in bem bas
,,goftods Sunsl." bic 6errlitieiien
uno Wunser SnoRns aufbaui. Die
Befu6er erhobsn srfhredi Die aopfe,
ab.r per beim Q6ptnSnineer onfrogte,
erbieI. bic berubigsnbe Mnifport: Der
iunqe grutus mar beim 3nbn5ieben.
grutus ili Elm eetpaltiger iunger 2os
pe, Der fih nit aufbietung olIsr ieis
ner Gr1fte itrdubts, als man ibm Jibe
unb yladen mi. Seiien banb. Wan
poIIte BEL Der Operation ttin Betnne
bunasmitiel perpsnben; ober iein gee
ipoltiges Raien srihrtdte bod isIbii
bic Ddrter 70, bdb fis bsreuien, ibn
ni6t ourh 2o6gus unifdb!ih ee'
matt Al boben. GnbIih ipnr er befpdls
tigt unb lag nun faufenb unb sitternb
unb furntbar briLlenb ba. Hun off
nete fih bi. 5biir bts 3tpinaers. unb
berein fhritt Or. Wdtt. Elm betdnnter
9bisrdr3t BEG Weitens. Der eins Hits
ienSonge mitssbraat bate. Der Qr3i
tniste nieber, bem mGntinsn Shiere
lpurben bic ainnbofen gspoltidm oufe
s.riFen, RAID fubr bic 3onss nuf ets
nen 3abn i'm untern Fiefer ios. tin
qefpdltiaer Ru6 unb bos tpohenlnnee
Wsh bes ormen grutuf mar I'm Vu
beenbet. Der Qr5t iprnna auriid. Dbne
feinsm potienteH ein Dlas iparmes
WoHer gum Munbuusfpiilen su offts
riren. grutus purbe losaebunben unb
troh pergniigt unb frieblin in ieinen
aafia suriid. austnfheinlih iportn
ihm be 0prbereitunsen CUR Operation
piel undnsens5ner getneitn, nIs bic
Nahpirfuns.
ertaunt.
sd trinfe nidt, ih rniihe nidt =
Dd fproh Der onbre bon ben beiben.
.Sm - uebe3eugiing III gnns fdj6n;
IS& ater Ashe mid ibeibsnl. 4<~r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08
Y ri O n II (.

Sd trirfe nitt, id rnahe nifi :
Da fprah Der onbre bon ben beiben
rSm - llebeselgiing III gang jdb6n
80 eter ltshe mid Heibsnls -.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31

treatment. After the improve
ments are made in the mill, the
building will be put in first class
shape for the winter,
At the mine, the ore is taken
from two shallow tunnels, and as
there is a it,, of good clean ore
it does not require much work to
keep the mill going. One of
these tunnels is below the other
so there will be some stopping
ground opened. Both of the
workings are connected with the
ore bins, where tram leads to
the mill.
1t is the intention before the
ore is exhausted in the surface
workings, to open up the tunnel
that cuts the vein 100 ft. below
the present workings. This
tunnel has been driven some 3OC
it,, and will be very easily con-
nected to the present tram.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
The Big Circus viii Be
Pulled off Next Tuesday

Next Tuesday the election of a
president of the United States,
and governors in all states will
be held. 1t does not matter who
is elected so far as the country
is concerned, for the business
will go on just the same. But
it will be we'll for the voters to
use a little judgment and cast
aside a little prejudice and sup
port men that are known to be
in sympathy with the issues that
mostly concern the prosperity of
our own community. Men who
will enforce the law without fear
or favor. But as before said it
does not matter who is elected
the country will not go to che
bow-wows, but a little study may
be a good thing-an ounce OF
prevention is worth a pound OF
cure.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
D0DGED TARIFF REVISION
Roosevelt, When President, Failed to
Take Any Action.

Once in his life Mr., Roosevelt al
most expressed an opinion on the
tariff question. In preliminary draft
of one Of his messages to congress
as it came from the printer was this
sentence "In a later message l shall
discuss the tariff" on revising the
proof sheets of his message Mr.. .Roose-,
welt blue-pencileds that line. And he
never came even that near to dis
cussing the question again as long
as he remained in the White House.
And yet the tariff law thenNon the
statute books was far more objection
able than the Payne law, which he
is now so vigorously denouncing Why
didn't he revise the tariff the way
he now says it ought to have been
when he had the power? He says now
he wants to FIX it so that more of
the tariff prize money will go into
the pay envelope Of the workman" "
Why didn't he "fix it, that way dur
ing the seven and one-half years he
was in the White House?
In other words, in the face OF his
record while in office, is not all the
Third Termer's present talk about the
tariff the most transparent eguff and
bluff and balderdash?
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
MANY WORDS OF CHEER
Contributors to the Campaign Fund
Who Believe in President Taft.


One of the most encouraging fac
tors in the campaign is the enthusi-
asm expressed by the many contrib
utors to the Republican campaign
fund.
ut is my deliberate judgment"
writes a Chicago merchant that Mr..
Taft has been one of the best presi-
dents that the United States has had
in the last forty years and I believe
that he deserves reelection"
1--WE do not need any change in the
presidency" writes Wisconsin con-
tributor, "and in my opinion we are
not going to have any change. Presi-
dent Taft is an honest, able and con-
scientious man and he deserves and
will receive reelection. In this local
ity the sentiment is coming his way"
Hundreds of letters contain similar
expressions of opinion. They show
in every section a strong feeling that
President Taft's splendid administra-
tion has made n deep impression and
that people do not want a change.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
New Nation on Rise in Europe.
Turkeys Back to the Wall

The swiftness and efficiency of
the onward movement of the
allied Balkan states is making
Europe open her eyes. From
the north and all along the line
from Greece on the south, they
are crowding back the boundar-
les of the Ottoman empire in
Europe. The often-predicted
and long-delayed day when the
Turk will have his back against
the wall seems at hand.
The two pivotal points of Tur-
keys defense on the north were
Adrianople and Uskup. The
Bulgarian army in the east has
defeated the Turks at Kirk.
Kilisseh, which is the strongest
outpost of Adrianople, and ap'
pears to have invested that fort
roSS.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
CONCENTRATES.

From the Mining and Scientific Press.
Laundry machines are used at
the United States Treasury to
wash dirt out of money; a re-
versal of the miners process of
washing gold out of dirt.
Grading tests on certain ores
by wet and dry methods have
shown differences of 2 per cent
in accuracy in favor of the form
er. In the latter method, parti-
cles of ore become coated with
extremely fine dust, which will
not shake off; whereas in the
former this is washed off by the
water used during screening.
Gnats are especially trouble
some at Copper River district of
Alaska this season, as they gen
orally are in the north. Many
parts of Australia are troubled
with flies, while mosquitoes are
a nuisance in tropical countries.
Mining regions are usually in
outlandish enough parts, let
alone being troubled with such
pests.
Any machine, such as a con-
centrating-table, which rejects
certain material, is not fairly
treated if that product is re-
turned to it. If a middling pro-
duct is rejected let another
machine deal with it.
Breakage of cam-shafts and
stems is often attributed to cam
ming and jarring in the former
and crystallization in the latter
case, and is still a subject of de-
bate. AS rule, these break
! ages are fairly heavy in all stamp
mills.
! Many ore deposits are so low
grade that they cannot be mined
/ today, but should be left in posi-
= ton, so that they can be mined
3 in the future; as many ores, for
{, merly too low grade to work at
- a profit, are now sources of
D.. wealth.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Mascot is Proving to Be
a Regular Bonanza

The Mascot mine, located on
Kinks Fork, and owned by the
Massam Bros, is now in class
where it can speak for itself.
The mill has been running
steadily for the past month, and
the results are very satisfactory.
The first cleanup was made this
week, and the bullion shipped to
the assay office.
At the mill several improve
ments are being made, and it is
expected that a much larger saw
ing can be made. A Witty table
is being put in, which will result
in the saving of the concentrate
which has been run off in the
tails. A much larger plate sur
face is also being put in, as the
mill is crushing a very large ton
mage for it's sise, a three and a
half foot Huntington. Of the
ore that has been put through,
the mill has handled nearly a
ton an hour This ore is very
highly oxidized, and all hard ore
Is sorted outsand left for future
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
BOrah Makes Remarkable
Political Tour Of County

Senator w. E. Borah who made
a most complete political tour of
Idaho county last week, is now
in the southern part of the state
where he will close the campaign.
Any one that will read Senator
Borah's speech at Grangeville,
will at once realize that it is
essential that he be returned to
the senate. He has not only
been credit to the state of
Idaho, but has proven himself a
great power in the senate.
To vote to retain Senator
Borah you must vote for the re-
publican candidates for the leg
islature.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Ore to Be MiIIed at ReduC-
ton Plant.
WORKING UNDER LEASE
Mascot Making improvements at the
MiII---CIeaAiRg Up.

Work at. the Bengal claim,
owned by H. R. Coleman, and
being worked under lease by
Perry brothers and M. F. Tytler
has now reached a point where
it will soon become a producer.
The road to the mine is about
completed, and the hauling of
ore to the Reduction plant will
commence in a few days. The
road is on a very good grade,
and required a great deal of work
to put it in shape to haul ore
over.
The work at the mine has been
confined to driving the drift
ahead, and no attempt has been
made to take out any ore except
that broken in development work.
The drift is now in about 60 it,,
and is gaining ground rapidly,
and is driven off a cross cut tun-
mel, that cuts the vein at a shall
low depth. All the work has
been confined to driving to the
west, and it is expected that
large shoot of ore will be cut in
a few days.
The vein at present is about {
fit. between walls, and is well de-
fined. The ore is some 8 ft.
wide and partially oxidized. The
main part of the vein is heavy
sulphide, and is said to carry
values in gold that will yield {
good profit in working. At the
face at present it seems that the
oxidized ore is cutting out the
sulphides, and will make the ore
that will be handled. On thu
whole it is very promising pros
pect, and the leasers will NJ
doubt make a good thing Of
besides developing the property
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Northern Pacific AdVeftiSeS
Northwest Products Exposition

To advertise the Northwestern
Products Exposition to be held
in5Minneapolis, November II to
23,' the Northern Pacific railway
has published and is distributing
throughout the country an illus
trated folder replete with infor-
nation about the Prosperity
States of America, and covering
in an interesting way the objects
of the exposition and its features
of attraction.
Incidentally the Second Mime
sofa Conservation and Develop
ment congress will be held in
Minneapolis during the Products
Exposition, November 19 to %
inclusive, and the folder contains
Governor A. O. Eberhart's pro-
clamation calling the congress
and setting forth its objects.
Northern Pacific agents have
been supplied with the folder
and they will furnish it upon re-
quest or a copy may be obtained
by any one interested by address
ing A. M. Cleland, general pass
enger agent, St. Paul..
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31

for the initiative. There is a
feeling that the provision that
requires that legislation SUBJ
mitted shall have a number Of
votes equal to a majority of the
votes cast for the office of COVER
nor at such general election to
be adopted, will make the law
void, in that there will never be
a time when any proposed leg
islation can get enough votes to
equal a majority of the total
1rOtn
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
Knob Hill at OFOgrande
Is Proving Good Mine

The Knob Hill mine, at Oro-
grande, and owned by Frank
Peck, is fast coming to the point
where it will become a producer.
The Twin Butte mill recently
purchased, is being put in shape,
and it is expected that it will be
ready to run soon. The mill is
of the slow speed Chilian type,
and has two crushers ahead of
of the mill, so the ore as fed to
the mill is crushed to a small
mesh.
At the mine the principal work
is now confined to driving a long
cross-cut tunnel, that will tap
the veins at a good depth. There
is a large tonnage of good ore
at the shaft, and a good trail has
been built to the ore bins above
the mill. With very little work
the trail can be put into a good
road and the ore hauled to the
ore bins.
Recently Mr.. Peck has pur-
chased a number of claims ad-
joining the Knob Hill group, anc
now has his vein we'll protected
and also has ground that will
give him tunnel and surface
rights.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-10-31
President Taft's 0ienified Attitude.

President Taft has old-fashioned,
but nevertheless admirable ideas, re-
garding the dignity of his official sta
ton. He believes that it i'll BELTS
the incumbent OF the high office he
occupies to.tako the stump and argue
with the people that they should re-
elect him. The record of his admin
istration is an open book, and if that
record does not commend him to the
favor of bis country he will not go
forth and importune voters to give
him another term. The presidents at
titude is an admirable one.