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mesa Ell vuestro nombre2
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ordinarios no pueden entender on
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barge, caballero, os juro Sc os hari la
Justicia que merec6is. iD6nde est. Ia
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
BASE BALL
ALL INTEREST
Grounds Have Been Put in
Excellent Condition.


The base ball enthusiasts, and
that means everybody in town,
have got down to work and are
now enjoying regular practice
games. The grounds have been
put in frst-class condition, and a
grand stand. erected that will
accommodate "a large crowd.
The first practice game was pull
ed off last Sunday, and proved a,
very interesting game, and was,
replete with plays that kept the
crowd in a good humor, and was
highly enjoyed by all.
The regular nine will be in
practice from now until 1.-THE
Fourth-of-July game with Dixie,
when the great annual base ball
game will be played. The Elk
City boys will have new suits
this year, and will give, a good
account of themselves. They,
are not Understanding the
bunch that will come over from
our neighboring camp, for it is
we'll known that Dixie has some
of the fastest men on the dia-
mond that are in the northwest
but they are going to find some
players in Elk City that are not
so slow.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
Flood Situation.

A day of sunshine at New
Orleans, followed by a cloudless
sky gives hope to the levees
holding. Except at Baton Rouge,
where the situation is critical,
federal and state engineers ex-
press confidence in the resisting
powerof artificial barriers to hold
the record flood waters in check.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
IDAHO COPPER
GETS GOLD ORE
High Grade Free Milling Ore
on Kinks Fork.

The latest, and what will prove
to be one of the best strikes
made in the Elk District, is re-
ported from the Idaho Copper
groub. of claims, situated on
Kinks Fork, about four miles
east of town.
This property was located
about two. years ago by William
Simpson, and created consider
able stir as it showed signs of
developing into a big copper
proposition. A great deal of
work was done on the property
in the way of prospect holes, cuts
and shallow shafts, and a tunnel
was ran some $50 it,, but the
copper.values did not seem to be
attractive as it was considered
to low grade toswork in this dis
trict.
The work was only suspended
for a short time, and last winter
Simpson did a, good deal of un-
derground work, in the way of
cross-cuts, and at onepoint drove
to the contact Of the granite and
the dixie that carried the copper,
When this was found it was fol-
lowed a short distance when it
commenced to make ore, and it
was noticed that it was of a diff
ferent character than anything
found in the other workings.
With prospectors instinct.
Simpson panied some, and was
surprised to see that it was rich
in gold. The drift was driven 6
few feet further and about q
inches of good ore was in sight
This was sampled and found tC
carry good values.
The ore has now widened to
it,, and shows gold to the eye
and pans very free. Simpson il
now driving ahead, and if the
ore will hold its own, it will no
be long before it will be a pro
ducer.
Associated with Mr.. Simpson
in the claims, are a number O.
employees of the Bunker Hill &
Sullivan mine in, the Coeu-
d'Alene, and they have ample
means to go ahead: with the de
velopment, and equip the prop
erty with milling machinery.
The claims are well situated
for economical mining, as the.
are on Kinks Fork which will
afford ample water power fo
: milling purposes, and there is al
: abundance of timber near by
: There is a good tunnel site, ant
quite depth can be gained, ant
, as the tunnel is now in $50 ft.
; they will have a, great deal O
ore in sight in a short time.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
VIII Erect Stamp Mill
at Once.
HAVE FINE BODY OF ORE
Much Work Done on the st.
Lawrence.


Work in the tunnel on the
Mascot claim, situated on the
east side of American river,
about one and a half miles east
of Elk City, has been progress
ing very satisfactorily of late, ]
and there is now a full facesof
high grade ore in sight. The
tunnel is now in $40 it,, and the
face is now under the rich, ore
shoot that was exposed on the
surface, and is Of the same
character of ore. From what
can be seen the ore shoot is
widening, and it is probable that
it will make as much ore in the
tunnel as it is on the surface,
which is about 6 feet.
The Mascot is owned by the
Massam Bros.,- of Elk City and
Spokane and they are now at
work on the mill site, where they
will erect a mill this summer.
The Massam's own the ditch and
water right on Kinks Fork, and
they are now placing pipe line
which will be used to pipe off the
soil for the mill foundation, and
will also be used. to generate
power for the mill when COM
pleted. The mill as planned will
consist of two stamps, which will
be used to coarse crush the ore
for a five foot Huntington mill.
John Massam who is in charge
of the work stated that he ex-
1pected to have the stamps in
place in about 80 days, but that
the other machinery would not
arrive on the. ground until the
roads are in shape to haul heavy
freight. Milling will commence
with the stamps as soon as they
are in place.
Aside from the Mascot group,
the Massam's own the St. Law
renee group, situated on Ameri-
can river a short distance from
the Mascot, and there is a large
body of good milling ore in sight
on this property. The vein has
been opened for distance of 300
it., and a pay shoot opened that
| is 6 fit. wide. The st. Lawrence
has a fine tunnel site, and the
vein can be followed all the way,
and quite a depth gained. 1t is
the intention to open this prop
erty, and tram the ore to the
mill, which can easily be done.
The ore from both these proper
. ties is very free milling, and it
is expected that large percent
age of the values will be saved
by anialgamation and concentra-
ton.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
BROWN BEAR =
GETS VEIN
Good Ore Found in Lower
Tunnel.

uuu6l.
Work on the Brown Bear
claims, belonging to the Idaho
Red River M. Co., has resulted
in the cutting of the vein in the
lower tunnel. This tunnel is
driven for the first 40 ft. as
cross-cut, and is about 100 #.
below the upper tunnel, and will
have a depth of 400 fit. at the
deepest place. The ore just cut
is very free, and seems to carry
good values. as it pans WE'LL
The extent of the strike cannot
be determined for several days
yet, as the vein has not been
crOSS-cut.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16

With the DlXlo Duncn CnlS year.
While it is still early in the
season to receive a wireless from
the gold dust twins" Speedy
Thomas and Goldie Little, it will
be cheerful tidings indeed when
we hear the melodious Ginning
of their tender young voices on
the ball campus.
A Sketch Map of Americas
Ell Dorado, the Salmon River
country and Central Idaho" is a
late publication that is being
issued from the press of the Elk
City Mining News, by R. Nc
Gregor. E. M, a well and fav-
orable known u. S. mineral sur
veyor of this county. 1t is one
of the best maps we havelever
seen along this line and'should
find a ready sale throughout the
country. ~
Who is the official rooter for
the pennenta winners? Why,
Billy Cosgrove of course all Of
which means that when the
Dixie muckers" go into action
there will not be an idle moment
at any stage of the game.
Jeff" or Mutt" have not as
yet started any dissolvent spro-
ceedings, despite the predictions
of "Salome," all Of which lends
a most irradiation color to the
social gayety of the camp.
Will Finley and Jack Hayes
are making good progress. TO-
wards opening up. their placer
property on Red river, and with
the outlook for a long seasons
runs
"Big Moose" the massive
Oregonian, and the coolest smoke
behind the bat on the Dixie ball
nine, was up. from the Salmon
River Mining Co.'s property last
week.
If the present weather con-
tinues, there will be very little
snow left around Dixie in an
other week. 1t is disappearing
at the rate of about SIX inches
day.
The Penn-Dixie started up last
Tuesday with a small shift. Il
is understood that a cyanide
plant will be installed this sum
mer.
Walt (Bantam) Mcdonald il
down from the Comstock, where
he has been rusticating these
late wintery moons.
Jim Moore, the Salmon rivel
ranchman, was up from the rivel
last Monday, returning Tuesday
Mitt (Salome) Haynie is re
ported to be on the Upper Sal
mon, stalking for (bar) bear.
Frosty" Price promises to b.
an AL nozzleman ere the clos,
of the placer season.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
A Good Scheme.

Husband-Why do you scold the
butcher? 1t. isn't his fault that the
meat comes to the table all dried up.
Scold the cook. Wife, don't dare to,
but I'm In hopes that If I keep on
scolding the butcher he'll get mad and
come around and scold the cook.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
tmprovinu.

"She went crazy over bridge"
"Sad, very sadp'
"Oh, no great harm done. Her fam
lily placed her In a fashionable sani-
tarium, and she's playing n better
game than ever now."-Wsshingto
Herald
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
Placefs Are Now Under
Headway.
GETTING READY FOR BASE BALL
Some Pithy Personals About
Our Neighbors.


Most anyone, anywhere enjoys
to listen to a man talk who SEEM
ingly knows whereof he speaks
and that too, without creating
the opinion that his remarks
must be taken as absolute au-
thority. In charge of one OF the
big placer properties in this
camp, and which will commence
operations in a very few days,
is A. S. Mckee, and while new
man to this section of Central
Idaho, his experience with this
part of the mining industry ex-
tends, practically to all parts of
the world, being associated with
some of the largest mining COM
panies in the country. While
here he will have charge of the
big Ruble elevator that is to be
given it's first try-out on the
gravel deposits in this camp.
To Mining News reporter he
did not hesitate to say that in so
far as the elevator is concerned
there will be no trouble IN hand
ling the dirt, as the gravel is
ideal for just such a machine.
He stated that he realized the
fact that the Ruble elevator had
been tried out in other sections
of this county, but without any
noticeable amount of success.
To all of which he asks the pess-
imist to at least grant him the
courtesy of trial run, before
the ''anvil chorus" is started,
and that he will make an earnest
endeavor to demonstrate to all
that it's the "man behind the
gun" in a great many instances,
that depends on success or fail
ure.
If there are any ''boneheads'
perambulating in this neck Of
the woods" with the ossified
opinion that they are, she, he OF
it, and the uncrowned toad OF
this domain, we say if there are
any, none has come to light.
Regardless of the fact, as t6
whether or not the Dixie boys
are going to have winning bal
team this year. 1t is certainty
that they are going to have a bal
nine, and each and every man is
going to have a natty ball suit.
and that too,.. without the court.
ing of any imported opinion. One
swallow does not necessarily
mean an early springtime, for we
really have known some people
predict, and correctly too. thai
at meant an "early fall.' 81
there.
Frank Cox, brother to Ed, the
Dixie Apache,'' and thesinitia
slab artist of the 1911 pennen
winners, has arrove much tt
the delight of the ball fans, hav
ing held down the third sack fol
the 1910 Ogden, Utah, team, ant
which won the Interstate cham
pionship of that year. 1t is no
presumed that he is going to fnt
any trouble in landing a bertl
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
CLEANUP DAY
OBSERVED
Elk City Gets Its Annual Rem
ovating.

-~f~~> O~>J ~ - W - ~ ~-~~~ - ~~~~~ -~~O~~
ovating.
Early Friday morning a num-
ber of our enterprising citizens
got busy, ands.in a short time
Main street was the scene of
much activity. 2, All the trash
that had accumulated during the
winter was raked into piles,
which were put into a wagon
and hauled off and dumped into
Elk creek. The street is now in
shape for a horse race, or just a
common coach and four. Be-
sides the street cleaning all the
residents have had their yards
cleaned and the refuse carted off.
Henry S. Hazlitt, of Dixie, is
in town on business. He reports
the snow going fast.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
Amazed.

Newman-I met your wife today for
the first time, and, for one thing, I
found she was outspoken. Henpeck--
You surprise me! BY whom?-Phila-
delphia Press.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16

Post-Thinks he's the whole thing,
doesn't he? Parker-Well, I'd hardly
20 as far as that but he certainly con
siders himself a quorum.-Smart Set
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16

Old papers for sale at Mining
News office, 10 cents a bundle.
We are headquarters for every5
thing good to eat. 0. c. Lapp
Co.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-16
NEW MAP OF
CENTRAL IDAHO
Shows Prospective Railroads
and Other Information.

and Other Information.
The Mining News has just had
published one of the best maps
that has ever been issued, show
ing the mineral resources of
Central Idaho. The map is the
work of R. .McGregor, of Elk
City, and is very thoroughly
done, and is far the most accu-
rate in point of distances, ever
issued. The map is in two colors
and shows the proposed route of
the Pittsburg & Gilmore railroad,
besides other railroads that are
under construction.
The map also shows the enor-
nous production of gold from
Central Idaho, and no attempt
has been. made to make it local
advertising sheet, but on the
contrary, all sections are given
their production from a most
authentic source. The map is
especially valuable to parties in
terested in this section, as it
shows all the mining camps, and
also shows that Elk City is in
the center of this vast Ell Dorado
and that all roads center here.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
BEATEN AND ROBBED,
MAN DOESN'T KNOW IT.
Found on Brooklyn Street, He
Says He Is Lawyer or
Minister.

Policeman Thomas Aldcroft OF the
Brooklyn Bridge squad, on duty at the
Brooklyn end OF the span. looked up
early to-day and saw an elderly. well
dressed man come into sight at WASH
lngton and High streets. His face was
bleeding and he seemed to have been
handled roughly.
Accozted by Aidcroft, the man said he
did not even know he had been hurt.
He was taken by DR.. Gilmuth to the
Holy Family Hospital. apparently In a
sort OF coma.
To sthe nurses the stranger gave his
name as James Egan. sixty years old.
OF Hampstead. L. I. lie first said ne
was a lawyer. then that he was a min
lister. He insisted he did not know how
hs got to Brooklyn. where he had been
recently or what had happened to him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
WHY THE NEW YORKER
SUPERIOR.

"Anojher reason for the superiority OF
the New Yorker is just the fact that he
lives packed together with 20 many
people in a place where so many things
are hspsring. He escapes the provin-
cial outlook. TO is npsie 9Ooad-minded
and tolerant almost in spite of himself.
because 50 many people, different from
him. insist on showing btn that their
way may be as ectd as his. And hvins
IN the midst of the biggest assortment
OF pleasures in America he learns not
to overvalue them.
IT'S the sense Of Just valuation that
Bis specially characteristic OF the native
New Yorker. The man Wio spends too
much money on Rsoadway IL usually
the man who. even II he has lived here
a few years. can't forget an austere
and pleasureless upbringiug But the
man who all his life has been able "a
take IN a show or a restaurant diuner
when he feels like II ispt nearly 40
likely TO go on riot as the outsider
who has been taught that diversion Is
synonymous with dissipation.
i can't he discouraped about New
Workers." concluded Mr. Lee, cheerfully.
after my experiences with New York
children. There certainly Is one set OF
'husang youngsters on the Fairgrounds
OF this city! think II Miss Bates would
take look at them she'd cast her vote
for the future New York man"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
W y! q. len !: 4, A!vNDl NV Fall Cssds
UNDERWEAR Friday Prices.

Nainsook Corset Covers-yokes OF
fancy lace and ribbon--value IS. 40
Nalnsook Combhations--new
styies-Val, Point de Paris. Torchon
laces or Emb'y-value ei.2g.,..... ,f18
Cambria and Muslin Drawers
ruffles OF tOrchon lace and tucks
or ". Especial, ,.,.,.,....,..... I'D
Nainsosk, Cambria and Muslin Night
Dresses-ncw styles-emb'y. tucks.
lace and ribbon-reg 81. b.. Oh
Cambria etticoats-elaboratem model
lace or emb'y-worth s2.G9.,..,,.. I .DS
Lawn and Nainsook Princess Slips
fun trim yoke and sklrt--fancy lace.
cmb'y and ribbon-reg, S2G9. see. 4 .cS
Children's Muslin Drawers--tucks
and emb'y-i to II yrs,-reg. %. 30
Wonen's All " DOL Sweater Coats
V o, high nsck-pOckets-peurl
buttons-special ..,.,....,.....,,,..I.D S
eChildren's Lawn Aprons-Hubbard
styles-lapels Of emb'y or hem
stitching--4 To IL -speclal...- 40
Children Flannelette sight Drawers
TO special. ....,....,,,,,, -
10 u ..',,....,,'..,"...,,,,. 90
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
patients UNAWARE OF FIRE.
BIRse Nenr Hospital Tut Ont So
SoftIy sick sleep On.

A fire alarm that was answered in a
whisper cane early to-day from the
seven story building at No. 3 Harrison
street occupied on the frst floor and
IN the basement by @. w. Martin a
Brothers butter and egg business.
Three doors away was the Hudson
Street Hospital Policeman Scott OF the
Leonard street station gave the alarm
aed then NOTICED Night Superintendent,
Gray at the hospital. Windows were
clos0i, and at the orders OF Deputy
Fire chief Devanney the apparatus ST.
fenced Its gongs and sirens as It neared
Sho hospital
All the patients slept on, unaware OF
nominal loss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
Called Thief, Waiter Sues.

william Gudat, a waiter at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel, brought suit in the
Supreme Court yesterday against $. J.
Allen McOnio. a young Scotchman who
foe some weeks has been guest at the
hotel. to recover $4,000 damages for
having charged him with stealing a
gold cigarette case valued at 1850. f.
~ Kaiser. attorney for Gudat said Me-
Ohio was IN the habit of exhibiting his
jewelry to the hall-boys and other en-
pioyees OF the hotel.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
ROLLS OFF FIRE ESCAPE.
Man Falls FoaP stories ana VIII
Die Of Injuries.

Because the warmth seemed uncom-
Portable after the few cold nights. Frank
VERONA. twenty-eight, who lived With
his wife and four children on the fourth
floor at No. IS Havemeyer street. Will
iamsburg, went out early to-day to sleep
on the fire escape. In his sleep he rolled
through the opening and fell to the yard
below. DIR. Eberle tool. him to Williams
burg Hospital with a compound fracture
Of the right thigh and internal injuries
which Will cause death.
He was found by woman. who woke
from her sleep to see the mans body
hurting past her window.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05

Has any one said "HelIo. Mr.. Decd
resser" 10 you? n you are wearing one
Of the new Fall Truly Warner Mats ycu
may be taken for MIR. Goodresser. Of
coursc. there's an army Of Mr.. Good
ressers In New York to-day. hut there's
only ONE Mr.. Ooodrcsser like tho picture
above. That's the point. Study the face
and particularly the Truly Warner Ban-
nocrburn that he's wearilk. II you have
= good eye you'il recognise hip' to-day In
and about Forty-scrond street and Breafi-
way. say "Heilo. Mr.. Goodresscr" and
he will hand you an order for . new fall
Truly Warner hat. II you can't find Mr..
Goodre-ser you can find the new Fall hat
he II wearing at any Truly Warner store.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
GET A pnINKINa CUP FnEEl

Do not break tho law. You win II
you use public drinking cup. In the
Sunday World next Sunday viii be
coupon which can be exchanged for
your choice OF a collapsibls aluminium
drinking cup with cover or an oiisd-t
ppsr sanitary arinking opp In . 0ssA
They will bs given away ffss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
New FallCoods
Friday Prices.
CURTAINS
DRAPERIES
| RUGS

Finer Lace Curtains--RenaissA
I.acet, Irish Point, Real Brussels.
Marie Antoinetts and Scrfm, Point
Arabc--whlte and Arabian
Handsome Lace Curtains-Lscet. Irish
Point. Real Brussels. Point Arabe.
Marie Antoinette and Renaissance
and Novelty Scrims-whits and
Acknowledgment .'.'..'....''''''t'7 IDS
Lace Curtains-Irish Point. Lscet,
Linen Cluny, Real Brussels,
Marie Antoinette- white and
Arabian-speclal ...................D Dds
Novelty Net and Irish Point
Curtains. also Brussels, clury,
Scotch Lace and Novelty Scrlms-
special ....,...s''..'.....''.... .OS
New Curtain Muslins--as-inch-
spots, stripes. figures and Colonial
dcSlgns-val. .12.h................". Ot
Brussels and Irish Point Sash
Laccs-wide borders. vine or
detached figure centres on fine
net-worth ~ and .b9.............. 30
Vestibule LAccs--lrish Point and
Brussels--worth Si.as and N.U.... .O6
Plain apd Fancy Curtain scrims-
valuo .@......... .......'............ I'D
Rufflsd Muslln neutrality-suspicious.
sanoe lace edGe-vai IL. ....... .12h
Curtain Madras--cream and white
new designs-special...... 10
Merc'zd Damask Table Covers-aiso
Armure Tapestry-ih and yes.
square--val. ei.W To ei.3.......... .0S
Oriental Tapestry--s yds. square
value ea.W................... .OS
silk Frou Frou Portieres-solid and
two toned colorings--special.... 12.OS
Light Weight Damask Portisres--
self toned border-special...... .00
French Mex Bed sets--white or
Arabian-Marie Antoinette with
Renaissance neutrality-suspicious. %
White French Net He'd setsp-
elaborate Renaissance centre and
corner motifs-special.... %
Finer Bed Sets-hand Renaissance
and Lacet-best French Net-draped
valance. bolster sham-special. ID. O6
Fine Seamless Administer Rugs
exl2 IT, copies OF rich Oriental
designs-Value 29.00.............81.0 S
Alex. Smiths Seamless Wool
Brussels Rugs-6x9 ft.-Oriental
and floral designs-Vaius es.ss.. q. 20
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