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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
WILL DEVELOP CLAIMS IN THE SPRING.

j. E. Sherrard Of MuIan is completing preparations for
the deveomen of group of claims in the immediate vicinity
If the Silver Cable east of Muan which rich strike
made this The ground only recently saked and
has had development whatever done upon it, The ground
on the Idaho side of the divide and little than two miles
from the Silver Cliff the property being opened up by James
Young.
According to Mr. Sherrard the ledge is traceable for
siderable distance and is about T. IA feet wide far
be judged from the shallow surface openings depth Of 700
feet be had by tunnel the ledge The surface show
|ngs are quartz and gaena The work the tunnel will be
started as weather conditions will permit.
Operations being steadily carried on at the property
o the Burlington Mining company TwoNie and the face
o the tunnel is said be showing considerable amount
|of good grade
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
MANTLE'S STOCK IS SOLD
Montana Capitalist Contests PAYMENT
of Assessment and Loses
His Stock.

At the delinquent stock sale of the company held in this
city Wednesday the stock Of Lee Mantle of Butte who Goa
tested the payment of the assessment was sold fo
the assessment and COSTS The entire block contained in tn,
nelghborhood OF $4,000 shares and practically the on,
stock on which the assessment had not been paid.
Much work is going these days the property Of the
Jack Waite Mining company The compressor has been in
stalled and is believed that the new machine drills can be
started within two three days. The company last mont
shipped four of from which about $1,000 was realized
Manager Cartwright states that when the power drills com
work he is confident that shipments at the rate of tive
per week will be kept steadily Work both the up
per and lower tunnels is being carried with all possible
speed 1t is the ultimate plan of the management to erect
concentration at the property but thought much head
can be mdae this until spring The roads are said to
be in excellent condition for hauling being possible now h
carry about seven tons to load.
Robert Shees, of the largest shareholders visited
the property this week and states that everything in n
shape and predicted that if the company did not pay dv
dend in June July would have enough money build the
concentration without selling the 100000 shares of teaslr,
stock which has been laid away for that purpose.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
PREDICTS l5-CENT COPPER
Believes Supply on Hand Would Not
Last Four Months if Produce
ton Were to Cease.

That the highest price for copper has not yet been reached
and will be until the IS mark has been touched is the
belief Of former Senator William Clark Of Montana accord
ling to interview given out by him Boston this week The
article states:
Senator William A. Clark president Of the United Verde
Copper company, takes very optimistic view of the metal
situation and expects 5cent copper very shortly Mr. Clark
said Te statistical position Of copper at the present time is
very favorable and there rapid decrease of visible supply
only the United tSates but throughout the world The
oa amount of copper available in the world would not last
than four months if production to
so far know there large deposits of copper
,eng opened up 1t probable that may copper at
within the next two three months and possibly
So far as learn the general feeling among cop
producers adverse to boosting prices too far believe
Ill producers will be thoroughly content with price ranging
from ii IL to Is cents
ereofoe in every instance when the price unduy
advanced materially above Is cents it has resulted in col
apse sometimes figures that would not admit OF profitable
production
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
Observation-Disclosures
Says Total Value of Output of Idaho
for Year Worth Approx
mately $18,420,000.

The following is part of an article written by Robert
Bell state mine inspector of Idaho, for paper in Salt Lake
this article he estimates the production of this district
gives mention to Of the progress being made by
les in solving ore treatment problems:
'The mining industry of Idaho during 1911 has been dul
large part of the state for various reasons but main
producers esecaly in the north have enjoyed posperou
year and made exceptionally large output of mineral The
second half of the year has marked revival of neres
and many deals foot looking extensive de
velopment of properties and mineral tina
augur well for the future of the industry in this tate
"Ihe total output of Idaho metals for the current yea
will closely approximate the following figures:
God 10000 ounces; Lead 20000OO0 pounds silver 8,
100000 ounces znc 60000 pounds; "copper" 100000 pound
Iof total value of $18,42O00O
We have dozen dividend paying mines, most of th
ead silver producing variety Two of these added Tho
Icrrent year. namely the Ptsburg Idaho and the Latest Gu
mines in upper Lemhi county.
The total output of the Coer dAenes for the year
likely record breaker in spite of the dept
lat which of the deposits are being mined in two in
stances exceeding 5000 feet below the apex OF the wer
richer larger volume being encountered and produced
than in the higher shallow levels of these properties and wit
1.-The and important developments OF this famous d'strc
Its mineral resources promise to last indefinitely
"Among the more important mines of the Coeu
denes that have produced large tonnage of rich durn9
1.-THE current year the Stewart mine and the Caledonia mine
lat Wardner where Of the richest values discovered
lin the district have been disclosed in large bodies that give
efnite pernanency for which this field is noted
"At Burke the famous Hercules mine running
rosscut tunnel to b two miles in length which make the tr
mining tunnel of that length in the district The present oy
est level Of the Hercules shows the greatest strength for til
probable magnitude of it's future rich at utho
depth Of any mine in the district.
cat Mullan the Morning mine below the 2OO0 foot lev
as developed phenomenal resources of ore fully rich
lead as averaged in it's previous great output but much
complicated in character calling for the most elaborate expe
ments the commercial separation of the lead and silver
which, however have resulted in marked progress in this
sect and put the mine handsome paying basis again One
o the most interesting devices in slime concentration bene
tried out at the Morning mill is the Maquisten tube which is
giving remarkable results former waste product'
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
AMERICAN EAGLE STARTS WORK

Work has been commenced the property of the meri
Eagle Gold Silver and Lead Mining company located o,
been developed in the workings of the upper tunnel dis
ince in of l:'0 feet, showing good values
The work will consist of extending the lower tunnel 60o
700 feet to get under the workings of the upper tunnel and
will give depth approximately Of 400 feet Supplies have
been taken in sufficient for the completion of this amount Of
work
The company is the of four claims adjoining the
ston Mining companys group and the claims are supplied
with water and timber sufficient for domestic and mining pur
poses and fine wagon road extends within distance of H.
miles of the property 1t is the intention of the management
to work at least shift throughout the remainder of the win
ter W. r. Murray is manager of the company and Asa /
Brown and Mrs Sadie Ames of Baker City, Ore presde
and treasurer respectively Joseph f. Wlean of Wallace
secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
MAY RE-PLANT PLACER CREEK

If the present plans of Roscoe Ianes supervisor of the
Coeu Alene national forest maeriaize is than likely
that the early spring will start made the work of
planting the mountains along Placer creek which burnel
i'm the forest fires of 1910 and this section will be restored
Its former beauty.
At present this section stands black and burned and the
water supply OF tins city unprotected During the
just passed. while an unusually dry one the water in
this creek got low and without vegetation to hold tho
spring rains and freses back this condition will grow worse
According to forestry officials the trees and roots keep the
ground from drying out fast and the water for the
drer season The plan has not been the city
council but if their approval given the work will in all prob
ability start in the spring
No decision has been reached as to the variety of trees
that will be planted but evergreens are practically certain to
be chosen and it said that perhaps small tract of ardwooda
may be placed in one of the best places. Y
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
DIRECTORS ACTION RATIFIED.

At the stockholders meeting Of the Gray Copper Mines
ompany Limited held in Wallace December 28 the action
If the directors in consolidating the property with that of the
cad King Mining company unanimously ratified.
Mr. Conrad manager Of the Lead King property reported
81 the meeting that the long tunnel which will develop both
properties has been started and will be worked continuously
Circular letters have been sent out to all stockholders OF
the company conveying the above information accompanied by
the request that they forward all certificates of Gray Copper
stock to w. H. erick of Wallace to be exchanged for Lead
King stock
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
RAINBOW TODRIVE ON THE VEIN

Walter St. Gerain and Samuel Kelly of Osbum, who have
contract for 100 feet of raise the property Of the Rainbow
Mining company making good progress and have the raise
nearly completed Manager Austin states that when the
raise completed operations will be shifted to the main tunnel
which will be driven along the vein The ledge in this tunnel
lis showing up very favoraby There still remain than
800 feet to be driven before this tunnel reaches the end lines
of the companys property and it gain depth progress
is made This tunnel will give depth of 1910 feet and has
yet to reach point pependclay under of the most
promising surface showngs and has already cut several small
bodies of ore assayng high 3 per cent copper and 100
in silver.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
MANY PAY TAXES ON LAST DAY

Saturday proved to be record breaking day for yea
in the county assessors Office both in the number of receipt
issued and in the amount of money taken The receipts
this day alone otaed than 100000 and included few
large accounts The taxes paid during the month amounted
to considerably more than quarter of million Among thu
large accounts received the last day the Hercules
$375O; and the Federal Mining and Smelling company
nearly $4,000
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
WASHINGTON WATER POWER SUES.

Suit begun in the district this week by the Wash
ngton Water Power company against the Roanoke Minn
Company Limited and attachment issued against the prop
erty OF the company it's first of action for sum OF
$l725 with interest thereon at the of per pc,
annum from July 12 1911 and it's second of actor
for the of 1870 with interest the of per cent from
August Is, 1911, and for the costs of the suit
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04

Suit begun in the district court this week against t
Wallace Development company by the Washington Wate1
Power company of Spokane and attachment has been ssue(
the property of the company for the of 90 will
interest thereon at the rate of per cent from November %
and for the costs of the suit.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04

James F. Howarth made business trip to Spokane this
week
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04
MUCH WORK BENZ DONE AT ALICE

The Alice mine is being pumped out by William j. j
smith, who represents eastern syndicate who has lease
and bond the property There has been IS men employed
at the property for the past 90 days and work progressing
nicely putting all in shape for further development Consider
able work has been done the ground but when operation
were discontinued the pumps not kept going and all the
workings were allowed to fill h water and it will be
ary before the actual work of mining commences clear the
mine of water At this writing the has been pumped
out to short distance below he 2O0foot level The claims
Of the company located the Northern Pacific between
this city and Mullan.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04

The Mineral Point Mining company the holdings Of whicI
located Osbu have preparations completed for
ginning work the power line Of the Washington Wa
ter Power company reaches their ground and expects
tnue operations steadily.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04

The United Lead company is working force of five
and the showing present in the tunnel excellent and
high grade reported to have been taken from the work
ings during the past few weeks.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04

George Sparenberg has completed his assessment work
the Bismark group Of four claims.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-01-04

The Macney brothers doinc the work on
tie plonelty Of The Powhattan Mining COMPANY.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
THAT HOUN' DAWG SONG.

Congressman Cullop Of Indiana has
received a letter from j G. #. Taylor.
deaf mute living at Vincennes. Ind.
who says the "Houn Dawg"s "ssong that
is getting everybody into good humor
with the Clark for president move
ment was originated near Vincennes
by man named Harmon. who drove
to Cassville, Barry county. Mo. to
locate anew Before starting he paint.
ed his song. Just as seen below. on
the white canvas wagon cover:
Ev'ry time ] come TO town
The boys keep kickin' my dawg aroun':
Makes no difrence II he is houn'.
They gotta quit kickin my dawg aroun'
Chaw do meat and save de bone
or Blue Neck lives on Tallahone.
Makes no diff renee II he is houn'.
YOU gotta quit kickin my dawg aroun'.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
SAID SWEETHEART TO HORSE
New York Driver Who Says Other An
iral Is Named Darling" Is Dis
missed.

New York.-As Mrs. Magdaline Petz
and her husband of Brooklyn were
crossing the street Samuel Rosen
drove in a wagon.
Step lively there. old sweetheart, :"
Rosen called out.
So angered were Petz and his wife
that they called Policeman Poole and
had Rosen arrested. He was taken
before Magistrate Breen.
Why" Rosen protested. 81 call one
Of my horses Darling and the 9TH
er Sweetheart. ] was just telling
Sweetheart to gid-ap a little faster,
wasn't addressing the woman at
all" He was discharged.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
TOWN-LOT SCHEME IS
BRANDED As FAKE, AND
PROMOTER IS IN TROUBLE
Sentinel Special Service.

sentinel Special Service.
Provo. Utah. April 13.-Sheriff
George T. Judd is investigating the
business of C. H. Smith of Sonoma
county. California. Smith is here
selling lots at Hot Springs Heights,
Cal. In answer to a telegram. Sher-
iff J. K Smith at Santa Rosa has
sent Sheriff Judd the following:
Give highest publicity. Lots no
od-inaccessible.
Smith came to Provo April from
Salt Lake, where he had been selling
lots. In his opening address at the
opera house the man said he was
sent from the Commercial club of
Petaluma to advertise Sonoma coun-
ty. He then conducted a drawing
and recipients of the / o lucky num-
bers were to get building lots at Hot
Springs Heights. When the people
went to see him. he would explain
that they would have to pay $3.50
for deeds to the property. Quite a
number took up the proposition.
The following article was sent to
Provo from the Press-Democrat pub
1ished at Santa Rosa:
The following dicpatcn from Port
land will be read with interest by
T. any people in different sections of
the state, particularly those who
have taken lots on coupons given
thr-r in picture shows:
Portland, Apr. Using free
city lots at Hot Springs Heights in
Sonoma county as basis of extract
ing fees from S5 to $3.50 each for
making out deeds to them. G. w.
Leighton and l.. NJ. Eskridge. alias
Howard. are in jail here. The men
would give the manager of moving
picture theater So to permit them
to distribute coupons with the pro-
grams. These coupons carried num-
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
CHAMP CLARK
PROGRESSIVE
lsSerts His Prior Claim to This
Now Popular Title.
EARLY IN ANTITRUST FIGHT

Hs Secured tho Passage Of One of the
First Trust Curbins Laws Ever En-
acted by Any State Lesislature-in-
troducsd Australian Ballot Billed
tho Tariff Attack.
Washington. March "a. 1t became
Known today that Speaker Clark has
written the following vigorous letter.
Its meaning cannot be misunderstood:
washington March :. 1912.
Mr.. Clyde II. Tavenner, Washington:
Dear Mr. Tavenner-In reply to your let
ter | will say:
voted for the initiative and referen-
dunn In Missouri when the constitutional
amendment was submitted. That ought
to be proof enough on the subject. II you
will examine into my record in the legis-
lature and in congress YOU will find that
l was getting progressive legislation pass
ed before some of those prosressiyes were
heard from.
l have always favored electing Senators
by direct vote of the people. Beginning
with 1894. have been nominated for con-
gress by primary every two years. and l
had the primary called myself
/ Introduced, repvr,vd am. secured the
passage in the legislature of Missouri OF
one or the nrst antitrust laws ever pass
ed by any state legislature In America.
That law has been tested In all the courts.
and nobody has ever been able to pick a
flaw In It Hundreds OF thousands of dol
lars have been collected In fines under It
and three or four big trusts have been
driven out of Missouri
| introduced and secured the passage of
the Australian ballot law voted for the
corrupt practice act while | was in the
legislature. / had one Of my friends in
troduce the parole bill My activity in
having the primary introduced in my dis
trict and constantly agitatng the subject
at last secured a general primary law in
Missouri.
As minority leader | led the fight to
overthrow the house machine and liberal
We the rules | also led the fight against
the Payne tariff bill. which attracted the
attention OF the whole country and gave
us the house in 1910
l have advocated and voted for every
progressive measure introduced into the
house in the last nineteen years. All these
things are matters of record There is
nothing In my career that | have to ex-
plain away or apologize for Truly your
friend CHAMP CLARK.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13

bers. and the person drawing certain
numbers were to receive lots as a
prize.
The men established offices and
pretended to have deeds issued from
their San Francisco office at 26
Montgomery street. Their victims
were numerous.
AS soon as Smith was notified that
the scheme had been exposed he
went to the sheriff and attempted to
square himself Nothing definite
was done.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
NEWSPAPER TELLS HIM
OF HIS WIFE'S FATE

Sentinel Special Service.
Pueblo, Colo, Apr 13.-While
Glen Cohen. a travelling salesman
whose home is at Nowata, Okla, was
eating in the Depot restaurant here
last evening. newsboy flashed a
paper in his face telling of the muir
der of his wife, who had been lured
to a lonely spot and her brains beat
en- out by two men
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13

Amazon. 1t is only one of many
strange forms of tree life in which
Brazilian forests are rich. So vast is
the extent Of the Brazilian forests that
botanists will have free scope for in
vestigations for many years to come
and when the railroads penetrate
these great forests Brazil will be in
position to furnish the entire world
with hardwood lumber of the finest
quality.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
BUTTRESSED TREE IN BRAZIL
Ono Of Many Strange Forms of Tree
Life Found in Brazilian
Forests.

Tampa, Fla.-Brazil is wonderfully
rich in forest resources at present
practically untouched. Only a small
portion of the country's vast forests
have been explored and logging opera
tions are carried on only at a few
points on It's great rivers.
The illustration shows an odd but
tressed" tree on the banks of the
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
LARGEST MULTICoLOR PRESS.

What is said to be the largest null
ticolor rotary photographic printing
press in the United States will be in
stalled in the general land Office at
Washington, providing the consent of
congress is obtained 1t will be used
to print the large maps of the Unit
ed States distributed annually by the
members of congress. 1t will print
1000 sheets an hour.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13

stroyed by fire has been menace for
years.
Hang lantern aloft in the belfry
arch," Longfellow makes Paul Revere
say to his companion the night OF the
famous ride. A tablet on the wall OF
the church commentaries the famous
incident. II reads:
The signal lanterns of Paul Revere
Displayed in the steeple of this church.
April is, 1875,
Warned the country of the march
of the British troops to
Lexington and Concord
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
Woman Trapped in a Bed.

Kenton, Del.-Imprisoned for three
days in wrecked bed, Miss Elizabeth
Graham was rescued just in time to
save her life. She sat on the edge of
the bed to undress when three Stats
gave way. The bed sank in the mid
die and closed upon her, holding her
prisoner until neighbors came to the
rescue three days later.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
REPAIR PAUL REVERE CHURCH
"Old North Edifice to Be Closed
to the Public for
Year.

Boston.-Christ church. the Old
North church. from the steeple OF
which were hung the lights which
sent Paul Revere on his ride through
Middlesex, is to be closed to the pub
lie for a year while the editice is
being rebuilt and made fireproof. The
danger of the old church's being de-
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
MUTINY IN CHINA mo
FOREIGNERS INJURED
Associated Press.

AssOclated Press.
Los Angels, Cal. Apr. 13.-Men
mutinied last night in the center of
Marking. looting and burning many
stores and residences. The Canton
ese regulars remained loyal and sur
rounded the mutineers whom they
subdued. No foreigners were injured
in the rioting.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES

Charles Evans Hughes the nominee OF the
distinguished Justice Hughes altogether making
n
of fJustc
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13

J. w. Milne Livery Storage &
Transfer Co, livery equipment the
best moving done by the best of
men. Phone Jet 22S, 319 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
MEN BEING RECRUITED
FOR GUATEMALAN SERVICE
Associated Press.

Shanghai Apr. 13.-New troops
are being recuited in Los Angeles
for service against President CABRERA,
of Guatemala. was the statement
made yesterday by Col. Alexis De
Clairemen. aide to the Guatemalan
president, who stated he was here
investigating an alleged conspiracy
to unseat Cabrera.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13

Special at the Orpheum Thursday,
April 12. the Battle of the Red
Men,
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13

just received car of Spring Seed
Wheat, and car of Wild Gunnison
and Flax Seed. Timothy Hay and
three grades of Alfalfa Hay. Quail
ity the best and prices right.
All kinds of Chicken Feed, Salt,
Axle Grease and Machine Oil.
Promptly delivered to all parts OF
city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13

ELLIOTT'S SPECIALS: Assorted
sizes Children's OXfords, 81 per pair.