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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29

eApei,re)--2le, -. Srif 1ss, 2imtarsn
l714-18e Der Sfxnb.
Gier. - Der Martt IN fen. aadfraae
out. Yrtma frif6e 3abneveier SAC, frRs
32c, srSinart Hrfs 24e feesxss zoe per
Dts. EsrIuH sb.
oshasel. Gnten nnb San'e fino
ihipddsr i'm Breiie, in Golas arobtr 3uiuhr.
eprinaers bon AZ Yiunp unb barlbsr l3c,
unttr 2Ls viuub 13e, 1ahusr 10 - II hc,
6dkne 8l2c. Srutbiibner 10--18hg Safe
Be-, Seite eRten 1l--l2e, senif6te 9--l0s,
6dnfs 9---1oc Der yfuns
o kRun) S,nt',.
Vet fell - Fansa $e.0o-275. aus.vT..
iene $l.25-l75, onoert 81. CO.. rs Der Ss.
Gitrsaen. Mar.t it.ti1 ealifernia
$5.50--6.5o per aifte.
Cranaen. Nartt rtji, ~, f.t!1.
Fate Sateneia $2.59-350 Der Ala..
Dirnen aiefers $1.25-15O per
9bf.
&eintrauben. - goncorb 16-17e,
sliaaara 20 - 25e, Der Gorb Son 8 vfuao.
sataDba 49,, - 15c, T.Iatpare 15c per
torb bon 4 pfunb.
Aarteffe( .-Ginbeinlii6e $2.00-2.25
Der 1bt. un6 55-85e Der Su. auf sem gel.iie,
nab 65--75e bom store.
Sustartsffel In. - Serieh $1.35-
l.50 per sampr. caters Sbor. s2.75 -
800 per gbi.
arant. - NGrst Astis. Gi.b.imiid6es SO
- 60e Ssr Dbl. Canifhes rs - 90s per
9bl.
Rstbes sAraut.-S1. so Der BbI.
9hiebeIR. - Gelbe 60--,55e, peib. 6s
Got ber Huib.l aui benz B.leiie.
adrctt.n.--s200-3.25 per SU.
StedrubeH.-9 90c-$I 90 per 8bI. du
eem 6.leii..
SraxeBsSnem.-5Iorioa $s.00--5.5t
per SaMper.
sans. yrstx.te.
Mar:t t.ti7. y,tnx NGr
sSiatt325. seNsSts uHs t:i faaS sts sfif..
Nass $3.50 Der 1x.
4e1.-Nartt III lebaaft. xsaes ~. l fims.
| tbs $I8.50-19.00, Stanearb 9imotha $17.6t
1900, 10. 2 Iimotbp Sl6.00-l7. 90, b
| $14.O0-14.50; Alse Rs. ! seRif6ter $17.00
| 1850, ~. 3 10. SIS. .O0-16.O0, Alet Hs.
alter $17.o0 - 1900, Ne. : DO $500 =
1900 Der Son.
NSbfeRfxtter IL t.tis. .--Aleie $.1o.2I
| ri 90, MisSlias arsb. $23.0O-2s5O, 10
teixes $s7.5O-25.00, sem,f&t,s 6utter Ss2.5t
so Der fsxRe IN Dxls xKs $l.O0 meb
| axf AsM W,leife.
6Smereisn-Ntarst n.tis. Rleeias
men $9. .60-l0.50 anf bem oeIeiie unS SIC. 81
-I2.50 SerHu. Ssm Stsse. Simstts 81 81
zoo AMI benz Selsiie sns $2.0o-2.75 PEI
6u. ssm Stare.
BeriAisbexes.
Dele. - Nartt 1T ft.tia. -e.iasf rsbe
soc, stts&tes 5Ie per 0alsae in Yartie
ssx Dbl. ertra Bixter iet 2arsst IS
Der 0sasn.. GottsR 6ees Del raifigirte
4s-49c Der Sauone. 9rpcntin 44c; getru
Ieunt, Ohio Carbon 100 Grab 91fc, bo. Is
0rab lie. DO. Seaolisht It's Grab 13k
grswn @aiolin 16e, Nasbta l8e per eaasR
in partien BON 1bIs.
/ 6aIs.-Der Nartt IN rxsis. D5is Hise
$1.00, 9eidisas sas xtrsa 104s psrSbl. ~,
$50 Sfuns.
| faIs il tuilfiser. Gits 67.-7
Do. Ssuutrs SA-67se per Sfuns.
/ Asblen. y Nari: rAbia. Ssxstissb.a
$3.50, Nxs uns Glad $2lO-2.25, aaxs
Sba etl&tsblex $3.50. Raj 1aS eIs
$2.l0 per fsRa. absslisFsrt. Aax9ls
6ta<tstlsn $l.75, Antbrae,ts SITS ,,
fsxneabsetiefert. Gsts tsfet$6.50 per xsaI
abse!ieiert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29

Dlrs. @irsIeB fant eridopIt auT
einen Stubl MEIER:
,Nc. "a. unh babel srit 5tpei
Sabre perbeiratbst!"
Orr. SAINTS Waibinston WireleB
iant ebenfaus erIhOpft niepsr.
.Gott lei Odnf. bic bdtten mir
'rauseeIhmifeH." Damn ma4te er ein
Iubiaures G,eiitt: Milo SO. 25 iteist!
Qllab lei nit ibr,,"
Mrs. WirsleB rihtete iid auf.
.Simmp, ipu oas eiue SpiBe ietn?"
.9eipabre - pieioe"
sd fenne did. Wenn es Daraui
anfommt nimmit Du INNER Steuune
gesen mid. Grit neulih bait Du elm.
Nsmertuns esma9t: Die Dieniiboten-
nptb iei gar teine aasemeine Jrass
bier in Nsap Dort. Sebe 9ousfrau
made jih ibre Dienftbotennptb felb.,
l. gana. rpie iis Is berbiens. 8 ia, i'd
| snbe Elm sm.s gsbG9tnib. llnb babe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29
9sas Der CLAIMANT

unter 0en GoeIIteinen, iii 0ie Ct.
Bernard -arGuter.Hiue inter 0en BiI-
len. Gieies gepQItige lmo 0ob miloe
lpirfenOe groBe beutide 9eiImittel
bat iih ieit S5abrbunoerten IN aQen
cSaQen bon MngenIeioen, 2eber. IND
llnterIeibsltorungeH, iorDie llnoeroau-
Iidfeit uno 8erItopfung aui ou3
8IGn,enoIte berpdbrt. 8erlaBt Gutb
ouf Die ct. gernuro-arauter- -Eille
uno peroet geirnO. Sn allen ApotDe-
fen 5u babeu. I.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29

Rtuopieh. Sie 3Uiubr mar beute
niht sroS, Die stahfrdge cine quite unb bic
gr.iie It.tis bis tart fir bic b.T.rsH auali.
tdten, nGbreno Die anb.ren Hau uub etnas
ni.erie.r pareu. StOt.rs uub Sseb.rs ipas
rem in gutter Iahirase uno tart. osssI.idsH
aRts Mildfuhe.
Ser y. Stisse braat.a $8.75--8&5, ertra
1880, iaHes -. G6i.R $275 - SITS.
6IsiiGerhiere $476--5.90, auserIeieus 500
$50, Ssiiert $3.75 S.s5, trtra $500
$50, fute 38.25--5.00, saussrlsies. biz
EXTRA $5.25-s00, Ganntrs $3.50 - 3.7S,
Sts&ers xAS teeAert $4.7s-6.T5, Stod'
Se,fers $4.25-4.7S. Stod-Rabe $3.50. Is.
Bulftu. ~ Der Wartt mar brute lsb.
bait snb fari. 3i. 3niubr par ssriua.
Nastre 1Hs lsi4tt - .00--4.65, HsIssua
"a. .65 - $50, .rtra 1896, fe.t. 2uaen
IS. .25--5.76, fe.b.rs $4.50-5.25.
RGIber.-- 1ie9adiroae mar Elm. CUTE.
bic 3uixbr asrina uae Der Nartt fart.
Orsinare nab arsi. 5000. so, fair Bic
sst. I.i4te So. .5o-10.75, .rtra $1l.0O.
Adlber In ben fommiffeHs.S Sduisrn. -
tauep l03<c, prima bis aRsesEsisHs 81 -
l0hs, srsinars 6--8.
Sdmeiue. Der Wartt mar btut,
Ianaiam une bic Brsifs fel.u nm I0c prs
100 giuub. esesn ehIus wurOe ltaritr se'
tauit.
Gawtrt $7.60-7.os. axts Bis axssrIsien.
S.rpadunss.xsb 6l.iiAerisrt.n 81 .70-7. 76
ssmiiAte gtrSa6uus ssisrten 81 60-7 10, Or.
ssRdre bic aussrI,i.as iansre ittt. 6aa,
81. .2S-s.75, rtra $6.85-s.S0. etaas s4.2i
$50, srtra $665-6.75, Isi6t, Ssriaust'
iorten $7.15-7.35. tertsl ssn ITO Sfuni
nnS ssaissr $500--7.10, Medium son I6(
--l80 8iunp S7.5s-7.60.
3Aeie einnes. - saaie pa
rem bsute ftetis i'm Vrsiie, edmm.r absr iti.'
gen nm 26e pro 100 Wfunb.
eaafe.--ertra s3.75-3s5, sxt. Bis ass
erlei.ne s8.S5-375, sroindr. Bis sat. 81 .5(
1926, NuttrriAait $500.
2dmmer. - Grtra brshten $7.25, gut
SIS auserIsiens S6.60--7.l5, sreiHSrs BIZ
| fair. s450--6.S0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29

NenDsrt, 27. sfob.mb.r.

NehJsrt, 27. Hob.inber.
sinn III Hax su sac .20-49.So; &asfer
III iittiq eIeettrsIstis sl7.62 - l7.S7c,
eat. $l7.62 - 17.87e; 1aainss ss sl7.25
--17.37. 1l.i Eetia ~ 34.46--4.66. SSeItel
ff.tia ,a s7.35-7.65. tifsu IN rubis; Hs.
6sxKSra Rsrtb.rn $l8.75-ls.25, 30. . -.
iu$ls .25-1s.75, As. souts.ra $l8.
ls.25 xue, -. l esatbtrR isit ~ sl8. So
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29

- IA bic 8aBfen unb aud bic 1arisn
,sfsrns am Dantios1nsstase, sei9loilen
bIistsn, 70 iinS, NIT Masnabme b1 gisbs
matttss, feline @.ranSsrmnssn tn ben auoe
rxnseu BON Miitmoa ;n uersei@uen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29
GLiesp, ~. 3sueiub.r 1919.

Hinsstet.-S S.ssss s5. .35-1l 90, f.ras
etisre 81. .40-5.75. p.aliAs eti.re $3.50
$50, etsiers xns 6eeserS t4.35 ~ 80.
!este uvs oeiierl S2.7k--7 so. Raiser &C. so
-l0.25. Martt itstis unb ettuas bobsr.
OApeixe. - s.t6te 81 .35 - 1885, se-
MifAt. $740--7.s0, i4Sers $7.85--7 s2M.
raxbe e7.35 - 1856, eertet &5.75 - 7.Ce.
Marft rabis uns stDas ritcriser. y
eAaf: xus E nmer.-S Gin
6eimifte IS. $3.50. setIiA. $375-4.60,
s6trlinse 81. IS 10, edmmsr eintsimi.
iAe $3.50 - 759, ssAliAe SETS - 7,50.
Nartt fstis.
5ufubr. - Siabsist 1850, SAssi ne
Sc, 900, 6Aiis nns eaRRer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29

81 Ger. - vrsife ftetia. Nsfhairt.s Gx.
esai 6.2Ss, tsbbereh b.55, Eates 5.70s,
(rAnxlateS 6.45s, GsnfestisRers n" 5.3ot,
On ~" 5.lc-6.30e, Dsitse sytra g" 500
--s.ose. sTtra ~ 4.8S--a.sSe, srsiaxr.:
eelbsr ].75-4.90e
NsIafietif A.tis. Nts Os!saas Cpss
Kettle s2-50s Ssasifrssat ls-ass, per
OG1sne.
Neis.-- Narft fifmii@ lejJsft xxp s.sig.
festNaHa, 6anes eeaS g. 7s, priaa ~
--6e, srbt1xrer ~ - 6e. Sapaa 4X-s5Se
pc FfRAs.
0Airh vrsba:...
Nsttsv. - Der Marft in ratia unb fen
bansi Greamtrp 871ae. Grsensst frk 86e,
9. ffsssss 8oe, fsaes Dairy 36e, 10. l
~ sc per DfxHb.
Alfe. - Searft tetis. Dis IKE, Rsss-
nsen4tt l7t<y Nss osn 10x - i9s,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29
Niebmdrete.

Giuetnuati, ~. Nsb.mber.
sufuhr uab gtrianet uahr.ab Der sertsi-
isn.n "a stunsen, oersti1en NIT BEN ssrser :.
sebenben 2 9aasn parsH ME iolst
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2Sput Welputarfte.

4eineinnati, 27. stobsnber, 1912.
Sic gtiadite parsn in ben bisiigtn 8au.
fen redt lebbaft, bod III 6sts etnas fsHFr
nne fdpnIiA inter 51a% ,.on eau, ,asr'
lauotH, Geihdftspapiere wurben su 81 ess
fontitt. rit Nofter plaeirten Vrinat.RaSital
~ S1-6S .on eau, uno anf Gen ~ o.
6<.
ggs4ia aui Nsp gsrs
wxtnsn ~ Vdri iwiiAea 4anlem oeEtanft.
Die Gssntsrrats bstrdat 6os vramls per
$1,000.
xasnftf asi Gusspa.
fns iApaau.--Dn fslsttbeR Casttraus.n
d s:o''s g Se.: fsls; slsst Sts Mss ";se s 7; Z;
500; co fass ei4t, SO Srani ssr
$l00; fir Dsuti4TanS 4 Gage Siat, Nsri
esks b. So 2ase SiAt, 04lse
Documentary Niqs auf Qsneoa urtsn ~
l.s01f, aai OIasess ~ 4.6o1 wub auf Bel.
iee - 4.60 Ssrlaxis.
sssstss.ctlisstisssH
ta5is ans fs'is. Ei. san,.a austir.s hi.
einlasf. BsriAsi.
- Uenee, 1873 00Mp. .113I Hay
- 9snSS, 1918. ..... .l02J1 I08
~ YsnbS, 1880. .O1 l011<
~ Hanama ...l01 101
Gltarina 6saie tlmiSte.
Die nmfate i'm sieiaen g(tGrinatsxft te.
llsfsn 20 bsrte asf "a, s57, 900.
asfat. esfaritStsu.
Die eeldafte maren beute ruba an ssl
}ieiiaen 8orie unb bic Yreiie ihmah. Ti
olseneen eertdufe fiuo 80 bsridkH:
~ an ser Esrie-
First caiI
sltien Ginti Gns & electric ..... s4s
10 slttieH Rrocter & Gambis is.......535
10 slittcH 6. 81. & 6. pib........... TSL
gsfieu 9iuii Street 8p............125s 2
Second OAfs
10 Mftisn Qinti 1ds & electric - san
80 MitteI Wrpcter Il Gamble $50
10 AltlsH procter u Gamble ......529
20 aitteR Ipfebo Rn & aiabt.
TIM stiensN Daarft.
80 MttieH QiH'tt 0as & electric. s5
90 9ffsn HHiericoH FoGine W1iu cont 179
T2M AitteH II. 2. Gttboer Co. CONT
- MftieH GleDeiaHb & 4itise NJ, pfh.. 9sI
90 uf!eH QIeceInHb & Vitisb 14 pfb 1ss q
$4,000 ein'fi e. 3. SO, 1932s52. ......... s55
Ma6febeaSs fassae ssn i'm hisfiasn Msrf
btHnbIiAen Dsnee uRs xftien aisbt Die sM
sisnea CustiruxasH aa:
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Siities Ne6uns.

Don Sans Soahim 5reiz
berrn .. Reiaenitein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29

80 MftieH GIeneIanb & Qitts6. 4fa pib.. esq.,
90 uf!ieH QIcpeIanb & Bitsb 7R pfo 18s q.
$4,000 eiu'fi e. 3, go, 1932s52. ......... e51s
Maafebe1Ie fassGs ssn i'm hisfissn Ntarti
bsHnblsAen Dsnst uHS Kitten sisbt Die sfR.
sisQea nsstirnxasR "a:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29

glm folgenoen gbeno nm Z llbr
fam asames @treleB nah Snuie, mib-
ul,tbig un0 iibellaunig iuie iulnrer IN
LETTER Seif.
Sest nnsbte er tpieoer. triibielig pie
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-04
PORTLAND CEMENT PRODUCTION INCREASED

During the last Is years the production of cement in the
United States has shown annual increase and the growth
of the Portland cement industry has enormous This
indicated by the fact that the twomon barrel increase in
production in 1911 the smallest that has been recorded
within these IL years The total production of Portland
men in the United States in 1911 according to Ernest F. Bur
chard of the United States Geological Survey 1888
barrels valued at $6624SS17 Although the increase over
the production of 1910 19686 barrels 2S per cent
the total value decreased $685. 2S per The
eage price per barrel in 1911 little "a cents
pared with SO cents in 1910 The average price Of Portland
cement in the Lehgh district II IL cents BARREL and
that the Pacific coast $40 - Many mills in the east
and middle west according to Mr. Burchard sold
low 65 cents BARREL The Portland cement plants report
ed in operation numbered 49, increase of the
Der in the preceding year.
The total production of natural cement in 1911 was
barrels valued at and Of puzzoan bar
re valued at $7S6 making grand total for all cemens of
1851 1853 barrels. valued at 500, 1856
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-04

ruling Of the federal district court at New York con
cernng the application OF the corporation income tax to min
ing companies raises interesting suggestions saws Mining
Science 1t is customary among investors in mines to
slider the depreciation of as production proceeds
and to allow for amortization but apparently the matter has
not been passed before connection with the federal
seems be perfectly natural that the officers should
decognze this prime fact about the income of mining
les.
The corporation tax law of 1909 provides in general that
shall pay tax per cent upon net
IN excess OF $4,000 per Net income is compned Inv
Quoting certain specified charges and expenditures from the
gross amount OF income these deductions including ga
sonabe allowance for the depreciation Of property The
New York court has ruled that the depletion of ore
furnishes proper ground for making regular deduction to
cover this depreciation similar to that of the in
vestor in mining securities who allows for amortization #
essential OF course that the mining corporation should keen
It's book accounts in such show the nature of this
annual deduction which must be made the light Of an
neers estimates concerning the life of the property
The ore reserves of mninf company are in certain
sense its capital Every ton removed reduces the supply bv
much In other words the capital of the company is ree
ary and continuously being exhausted so that the deduction
from its income this is Of material Importance in com
putting amount of net income for each year. 1t will there
fore be necessary for the accountants Of producing mining
companies to get their actuarial caps and figure out the sv
tenn of computing this depreciation for in reporting to the
internal revenue officers This will not be difficult for nun
Der OF engineers and nancer have already worked out such
tables for the uses Of investors
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-04
HA1NEs VISITS sHosHoNE COUNTY.

Many of the voters of the district this week made the
quantance of Hon. John NJ anes of Boise candidate for the
republican nomination for governor the primaries to be held
the last of this month The people of this county have reaz
ed for time that he probably the best qualified for
the position of any that have far filed for the Office and a
ter meeting him could not help but be convinced of his
ability to give the state good administration and of his sin
cery in whatever statements he has made in his campaign
Mr. Haines is not well known personally in this district
he is in of the southern counties but what acquaint
he has have been most active his behalf with the
suit that Shoshone county will without question roll up big
majority in his favor For years has been matter of
knowledge that the needs of this state not be properly
looked after by theors has been proven by past eXper
fence Idaho is young state comparatively speaking and
most of her industries far development concerned
yet their infancy and in order that the most rapid develop
men may be made is necessary that be in the gov
eors chair who not only familiar with all parts of the state
but also conversant with the kind of legislation most beneficial
Mr. Hanes has been resident Of the state for than
quarter of century and during that time has been connected
with many enterprises which have had the effect of upbudng
the state and while he has operated largely in the southern
part of the state he is nevertheless familiar with conditions
in the northern part He has shown his ability to make
in business for himself and but reasonable
that he and will give the state upodae business ad
mnistraon and that all industries and classes will prosper
a result
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-04
THE BLUE SKY LAW.

What known the ''Blue Sky law which originated
in Kansas causing considerable agitation in mining circles
in the state of Washington The general opinion to
favor the law with certain exceptions believing that the
public service commissioner instead of the state bank
liner should control the inspection of corporations
There be argument to the need of such law
this in any state where mining forms of the important
industries noted by the number of victims which annually
fall before the gechquick promoters of worthless PROPOSE
tons 1t appears to matter little how much space used in
mining and other papers in urging caution upon the prospect
i've stock purchaser he usually throws all business judgment
the winds and to the urng tales of great fortunes pictured
BY gliby talking promoters, he falls easy victim
Some of the greatest frauds exposed have existed in
connection with the mining industry and since the states at
tempt to protect their citizens in various and the need
10 dsressngy apparent we see no reason why state not
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of the County of
Shoshone, State of Idaho
In the Matter Of the Estate of Hugh
McGrath, Also Known as Hugh Me-
Graw. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
'signed administrator of the estate of
Hugh McGrath, also known as Hugh
McGraw, deceased. to the creditors If
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit such
claims with the necessary vouche rs
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice to the said adj
ministrator at his residence at Gem.
Idaho. which the undersigned selects
as the place of business in all matters
connected with said estate of Hugh
McGrath also known as Hugh Me-
Graw, deceased.
BEN LABOR,
Administrator Of the Estate of Hugh
McGrath, Also Known as Hugh Me-
Graw. Deceased.
Dated this LIST day Of July, A. ID.
1912, and first published July 4, 1912.
J4A1-5t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-04

justified in aiding its citizens make wise and profitable in
vestmen far practicable by making it impossible for
fraudulent corporations to operate sell stock.
The state of Kansas for many years the favorte
stamping grounds of the majority of the takers of these United
States but since the passage of the Blue sky law they have
found profitable and vastly convenient to give the state
wide BERTH The law merely compes companies desiring to
do business in the state to file true and correct statement
which, so far can be learned should not in the least be OBJ
jectonabe to any legitimate corporation
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-04
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

Office of the Laclede Mining Company.
Limited, Wallace, Idaho, June 20,
1912.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors of the above
named corporation, held on the 1st
day Of July, 1912. assessment No. ii of
mills per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of said corporation. pay
able on or before the 31st day of July,
1912. to James A. Wayne, treasurer,
Wallace. Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the list day
OF August, 1912, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on the Gath day of August,
1912, to pay the assessment thereon
together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
JAMES a.. WAYNE,
Treasurer Courthouse, Wallace, Idaho
July 4-25-4t
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signed administrator of the estate of
Rachel Anna Thompson, deceased, to
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit such claims, with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said administrator at his residence,
Enaville, Postoffice, Shoshone county,
Idaho, which the undersigned selects
as the place of business in all matters
connected with said estate of Rachel
Anna Thompson, deceased.
A. r. CANNING,
Administrator of the Estate of Rachel
Anna Thompson, Deceased
Dated this LIST day of July, A. d.
1912, and first published July A. 1912
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ANNUAL REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.

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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS,

Office of the Pocahontas Mining Com
pany. Limited, Wallace, Idaho, July
/, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent on the following described
stock on account of an assessment of
three mills per share levied April 5,
1912, and payable on or before June
"a, 1912. the several amounts set OPP
posite the names of the respective
as follows. to-wit:
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL sTOCkHOLD.
ERo' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Buffalo Mining company will be
held at the Norden Hotel, Missoula.
Mont, on the 9th day of July, 1919,
lat the hour of 500 o'clock p. m. for
the election of directors to serve for
the ensuing year; also change the an
nual stockholders meeting from July
9th, to May ! Of each year and for
the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before the meet
ing.
GEO. w. WALL,
J4-25-t Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of the County Of
Shoshone. State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Rachel
Anna Thompson, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
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It is not the intention to send
THE MINER to any person
whose subscription has expired.
If you are receiving the paper
and are in arrears please remit
promptly to avoid missing any
issue. The subscription price is
50 per annum.
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And In accOrdiailc'' with law 81 mtny
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary will be sold OH the
22nd day of July, A. d. 1912 at the
office Ut the company. In the Shoshone
county courthouse. 706 Bank street.
Wallace. Idaho at 200 o'clock D. m.
of said day t. pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses If
ssIe.
LAWRENCE r. WORSTE:LL,
Secretary Pocahontas Mining Com
pany. Limited, Wallace. Idaho.
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