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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-13
TAKE OPTION ON VIENNA GROUP

Eastern capital is coming into the country for the deve
pent of properties in large quantities and that the Occur
Aene is the only district to benefit thereby noted IN
he following from the Haley Times in Blaine county
D. NJ and T. H. Williams, who are working three OF the
Vienna group claims lease and bond Frank oJhnee
George Coleman Will Lewis arrived in the city this week
They travelled snowshoes for three or four miles and the re-
nander of the trail for distance hard road for pill
yrms On the Gaena summit is four feet deep and 1t
las been disappearing very slowly Of late Messr Coleman
onese Lewis left last week to inspect the group OF mines
owned bv Leon Fud in the interest Of syndicate OF New
York capitalists The party stopped night at Galena on
This side Of the summit and the next day ohnese and Coleman
started out on snowsoes for Vienna Mr. Lewis remaining with
the team Gaena waiting for his two companions to
Owing to the and uncertain trail they lost their way
and compelled to stay out all night by the side OF camp
ire with the rain pouring down in torrents They reached
arks hot springs the next day and from there went to the
Williams brothers camp at the mines They had hard and
dsagreeable tramp
Mr.. .ohnese much pleased with the showing of the
group and he has taken 60day option upon the 81 claims
comprising it, including the lease the three claims held
by the Williams brothers. He stated that in about three
weeks another representative of the eastern syndicate will visit
the properties for further inspection This representative is
the mining experts the world and upon his report
group.
Mr. Johnese has been examining properties recently for
the eastern syndicate having visited the Tin Cup district M
Colorado and Maeur country Oregon There to be
little doubt about the group being taken by the eastern
company the showing in the claims being worked by
the Williams brothers is said to be something remarkable
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-13
PRECIOUS METAL sor SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES

That part of the Caroinas which lies immediately SCUM
of the Blue Ridge in what known as the PIEDMONT
has long been of both scientific and commercial
largely on account of the variety and abundance OF us
ais In fact in the number of mineral species North Gar
na said to srpass any other state the Union ana gea
variety of miners has been found in South Carolina
Mining i'm this region dates back before 'he 'e -
settling of America and early Spanish and English accounts
If the discovery and recovery Of metals are numerous
principal mineral resource gold Iron has been mined 70
considerable extent and within recent years the monaAe
1usry has attained Importance Besides THESE la'e
as n "copper" lead manganese pyrite, mca barte corun
lum clay limestone and granite or have been louno anu
worked to some extent ~,
The story of the first authentic discovery Of tin IN the
arolnas is interesting While student at the hlngs Mou
tain high school in 1881 Robert T. Caywel found IN
Of the town number of pieces of heavy dark coored
eral Although he amateur student OF melaosy a.
that time he was unable to identify this mineral but ne added
It to his collection where remained unidentified for some
time This specimen turned over two years late 10 Io
s. Med Tate who making collection OF Nortn .aioina
minerals for the American exposition at Boston IS sau
that COL Tate before sending this specimen to Boston labeled
it ''Tin" 80
The news of the discovery of tin spread in Kings
Mountain and throughout the country Everyone IN the oW
men women and children began to hunt for TIM All over the
eastern part of the town they found crystals OF casslere
which they sold curos at 10 cents each NUMBER OF
were subsequently formed for the mining OF TIN but
lin mining the Caronas has been marked by succession
failures ever since the discovery OF casslterte IN loo
So far gold concerned history relates that when the
early Spanish explorers to America they shown by
the Indians rich nuggets and ornaments OF gold which came
rom the southern Appalachian region Some of this gold
supposed to have from the Caronas In the seven
zenith century the Spanards mined for gold in Georgia and
the close of the eighteenth century gold was discovered IN
Cabarrus county, North Carolina In 1925 vein gold was dis
in Montgomery county and soon afterward in Mecken
burg county, North Carolina.
The earliest records show that $4,000 worth OF gold was
produced in South Carolina in 1899 From that time until the
v war mining important industry in the region but
during the war and for several years after little mining was
lone From the seventies the condition Of the industry inn
proved In all about $1000O0OO worth OF the yellow metal
has been mined the Caronas part of derived from placer
deposits and larger part by hard rock mining.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-13
PAY WELL FOR LOGGED OFF LANDS.

At prices ranging from $l5 to 500 an acre - 4Oacre
tracts of logged lands sold auction this week
the office Of the Mcodrck Lumber company in Spokane The
land owned by the McGodrick and Ruedge Lumber
panies In several instances the land sold figures fyol
So to $15 higher than the appraised valuation
Bidding brisk at first but after the bidders had
ed the property they desired further bidding fell of and
large portion of the tracts remained usod These will b
sold privately
All the tracts sold in the Occur dAene district
where the companies conducted excursion recently these
all purchased by persons residing in that vicinity and
who intend in every instance, it is said to improve the lard
and utilize for farm purposes Logged off land up the ST.
Joe river offered well four tracts Carkey and
some near Standpoint, Idaho
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-13

Best Chance Mining Company Limited-May g. 1912 200
D. M at Samlels Hotel, Wallace, Idaho.
Cedar Creek Mining and Development Company, Limited
Monday June g. 1912 1880 at 14 King street Wallace
Golden Eagle Mining Company-May 10, 1912 at 200 p m
HOLY Terror Mining Co., Embellishments Hotel, Wal
lace Idaho, June 25, 200 p
Majestic Mining Co., Lmited-Therre Towles Office, in
Wallace Idaho, June g. 1872 at II 100 a. m.
Nabob Mining Company-Monday, May 20 1872, 200
o. M in First State Bank of Kellogg at Kellogg, Idaho
North Bunker Hill Mining Company-Saturday, May 20
ono !, M at residence of N. T. Hardy in Kellogg
Wonder Of Pine Creek Mining and Milling Company Linn
tedMonday May 49, 200 at Kingston Hall in Kingston
Idaho.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-13
MINER IS INJURED.

John Reid miner employed in the Bunker Hill Suli-
van injured Tuesday evening while at work. heavy rock
falling his leg and badly brusng it. No bones were broken
and he will be out of the hospital in few days.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-13
NOTICE Of STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

Below will oe found complete list of all mining companies
which have published notice of regular special meetings OF
stockholders to be held with data and place of holding such
meeting
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-27

Notwithstanding The Trib's
campaign, loan sharks are still
doing business at the old stand.
The reason is, The Frib hasn't
given loan shark victims any sub
stitute. The man without coll
lateral can't borrow at the bank,
so he still has to go to the loan
shark. And The News is still.
getting that advertising.
Kenna and Coughlin sat in the
convention with the Hearst gang,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-27

but all Andy Lawrence wants is a
little time, and Hinky Dink and
The Bath-house will, get it just
where Cap. Wheeler and all=of
Harrison's other old friends got
it.
And now Hearst is throwing
a fit because Bryan might happen
to Be the nominee of the Baiti-
more convention. Bryan is an
other public; man who won't wear
the Hearst collar.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-27


negligence as caused the sudden and awful
girl would have been punished.
The newspapers would have that They would have
bounded the responsible They would have cried out ed
tor1ay against him. They would have penentlaTy
And then they would have called upon the people pat them
the back for that they had obtained justice for the death of
innocent little girl.
But the accident happened big department. store
line of tno death noticeRas printed in Boston
newspaper {.a ,trG
You the publication of the of that accident might
have hurt the department stores business People do like
places where people crmnay careless to the
deaths of human beings, of innocent little children.
So the department heads when they buy advers
ing space buy also the and editorial of the
and the souls of the newspaper popto ordered the
newspapers to keep quiet about it.
And the newspapers did
And the department stores helped by the newspapers
dered the police keep quiet about it, and to the in
the public records
And the police did,
The police today lied about the accident the behest of
department and the newspaper
So little Iris Louise Cone years DID, killed. and her poor
little body hustled of the way and lowered cold
grave while the justice that went from nanged body
received because newspapers that Drag they
the organs of the people reality the organs of the of
big business who buy and bride them with advertising.
Notwithstanding The Tribs but all Andy Lawrence
campaign sharks still little time and Hink Din
doing old The Bah-house will get
reason is The Trb hasn't where Cap Wheeler and aof
given loan victims any arrson other old friends got
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
BEAUTY TRUTHS.
PimpIes, SaIIowncss, B1otehes and
Dull Eyes Caused by Stomach.

PimpIes, Sallowncss, Blotches and
Dull Eyes Caused by Stomach.
Beauty is only skin deep, but
that's deep enough to satisfy most
women, also men.
In order to keep the skin In a
clear, clean, healthy condition, the
stomach must supply the blood plen-
ty of nutrition. As long as tho stom-
ach is out of order and the blood
lacks proper nourishment, the ska
will be affected.
II you want perfect skin that
you will be proud of, take weeks
treatment Of MONA stomach tab
lets.
Get fifty cent box today. and If
you are not satisfied after week S
treatment, you can have your mon
ely back.
For any stomach ailment MO
MA is guaranteed. 1t gives almos'
! instant relief and permanenti'
cures.
4 Large box 50 cents, ut Curtin
: Two Drug Stores, and druggist
! everywhere. - 6-24-4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27

Rev. J. e. Johnson did not reach
here until Tuesday morning. Since
then he has done the preaching in
the meeting at the Baptist church,
and done 1t In way that has excited
more faborable comment In two
days time, than is at all customary
in these parts. DR.. Johnson is an
orator of the first class, decidedly,
and the shepherd heart is clearly
one of his invaluable possessions,
and is priceless gift for preacher.
1t enables him to proclaim the
greatest truths tenderly and fear
lessly at the same time. In his first
sermon he told the people he want
ed Christ to be the central figure In
every service and His divine pres
ence has been felt during every ser
mon. Men cannot of themselves
bring such messages as are being
heard in these meetings. No mat
ter what your avocation, brother
man, there is helpfulness in these
great diseourses for you and the
Empire advises you to come out and
get your part. Brother Johnson IS
only here for ten days and II the
sermons to come measure up to the
| few already preached, any OF them
will be worth the time and more
than worth the money any man IN
Stephenville can possibly make
during the preaching hours, $3.50 to
| 10:30 and 1880 in the evening. -
Stephenville Empire.
Rev. Johnson is the new pastor
of the First Baptist church in this
| city
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
CHOLERA SCARE.

Much anxiety has been felt lately
over the danger of introducing the
dreaded Asiatic cholera into this
country, because of the immigration
from the plague districts of Europe.
It saps the strength of the body
so fast that death often follows in
a few hours. All forms of diarrhoea
and dysentery are very weakening.
A Valdosta, Ga. woman. Mrs. G.
H. King, tells how she regained her
strength. She says IAN attack of
dysentery left me so weak and ex-
hausted that it seemed impossible to
regain my strength, But since using
one bottle of Vinol am perfectly
well again. vinol will do wonders
for anyone who needs new strength
and more flesh -
There is no doubt at all that this
delicious cod liver and iron remed;
without oil possesses wonderful
power to renew Tagging strength
and vitality, and build up the body
II you are not as strong as you
ought to be you need Vinol, and we
guarantee that 1t will build you uD
and make you strong. Curlin's Two
Drug Stores, north side square, west
side square, Waxahaehie, Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27

Tire fitting is not always the easy
task motorists could wish, but the
Michelin Tire company has mint
mized the difficulty with the intro
duction of it's 1912 Quick Detacha-
BILE Clincher An important advan-
tage of this tire is that 1t is very
easy to put on any Quick Detach-
able rim. 1t eliminates the neces-
sity for laborious fitting. 1t sim
ply drops on the rim without forcing
and without the use of tools.
Another feature is the elimina-
ton, of the inside envelope flap or
tube protector. which has usually
been considered a necessary evil.
The absence of protectors simpiifies
the fitting of inner tubes, reducing
the danger of pinching, as welt as
the labor formerly involved when
protectors were necessary.
The Michelin Quick Detachable
Clncher is shaped full and round.
The tread is broad and flat. The
side walls are properly proportioned
to assure maximum durability with
out sacrificing resiliency.
It is believed by the Michelin
company that car owners will appre-
ciate tire of advanced design that
at once removes several of the old
vexations of motoring.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
The TIDE FLOWING
TO GOVERNOR WILSON.
East and South Favor Candidacy Of
New Jersey Man, Says MIR.
McCombs.

Chicago, H., March 27.--Ths
following is from the Chicago Trib
une:
William F. McCombs, nationa
manager of the Woodrow Wilson
presidential campaign, Joined thu
galaxy of president makers in Chi
cago. Mr.. McCombs jumped into the
| fray Immediately after his arriva
and kept force of stenographer'
busy for several hours debating
kilograms and letters to Wilson
leaders throughout the country.
He claimed New England--ex
cepting Observation-Disclosures York
New Jersey, Delaware, the South
excepting Alabama, which he con
coded to Oscar Underwood--and de
cla~ed that "the tide seems to be
running for Wilson in Illinois. Z Mr.
McCombs took fling at Governor
Wilson's critics.
II am deluged," he said, with
protests and expressions of indigna-
ton from the entire west at the
anonymous pamphlets containing
false and scurrilous matter about
Gov. Wilson that are being sent
through the mails from central
points in the country.
II believe the keen discernment
of the American people has detect
ed the maIisciousncss and unrelia-
bility of this matter and the low mo-
tive which has inspired 1t. 1t is pro-
ducing distinct reaction In favor of
Gov Wilson.
"The extent to which these anony-
nous communications and those
signed by irresponsible persons
have been circulated through the
country is, In fact, an acknowledge
nent of Governor Wilson'S strength
md indicative of the extremity to
which his opponents are reduced"
Mr.. McCombs stated that a DEM
of Gov Wilson's strength |
n the west is shown by the South I
Dakota situation where 1T seems, he |
aid, that the entire delegation will /
e for Wilson.
He quoted Senator Gardner and
congressman MacGillicuddy of
Iaine, Senator O'Gorman of New
ork, Congressman Mitchell Pal
Ter OF Pennsylvania and Senator
ulberson and Representative Burle-
IN Of Texas In support of his fore
ast.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
,pwE,1aNe roeErnER IN UNITY

\ HOW sweet it for the brethren te
dwell together in unity. The For
Worth Record says:
Colonel VOTERS starts on his
Irregular campaign at Mart today;
Judge Ramsey will open up ut Con
zales on Saturday; Mr.. Johnson will
fire his first gun at Greenville On
April 6, and Governor Colquitt
doubtless will soon take the field.
The battle is on. We need not ex-
pect that it will be an easy-going af-
fair, but let us hope that at least II
will be without bitterness. There are
issues of deep interest and vast i'm
portance which the voters would
like to hear discussed. We are en-.
titled to one campaign in Texas
without personalities.
To all of which we heartily say,
amen. Consider the several candi-
dates according to the messages
they bring and as to the effect Of
their policies on the people. This
thing of landing in office by the
strength of the grip on the coat tail
| of some recognized leader has
brought matters to a pretty pass in
! Texas. Down with the ring! Down
with this thing of Jogging the is-
sues with bitter personalities!
Down with distortion of truth and
throwing the demands of the people
to the discard Glory, glory, halle
lujah, Brother Clarence we are wifi
Won
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
MAN WHO ERECTED
FIRST DIPPING PEN
W. ID Farris OF Ennis Comes to City.
idea Caused Furore.

w. ID Farris OF Ennis Comes to City.
idea Caused Furore.
w. d. Farris of Ennis, who with
Prof. M. Francis of the animal hus-
bandry department of the Texas Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical College,
constructed the first dipping pen In
the world for the eradication OF the
Texas fever tick, was In the city re-
Gently. Mr.. Farris constructed this
pen on his ranch near Ennis IN
1898. One pen had been devised a
short while before for immunizing
the cattle against the tick.
Winter West Virginia oil was
used by Mr. Farris In this first ex-
pertinent. The watts were filled with
water. AMI oil was put on to a depth
of three inches. The cattle were low
cred into the vat by means of trap
door. Mr.. Farris had only about
/, 900 head Of cattle that season.
He dipped them four or five times
and eradicated the ticks from his
range.
Representatives from the Austria
liam government came to Texas soon
after the invention was completed.
They arrived in San Francisco, Sc
cured letters OF Introduction to Mr..
Farris at Washington and then came
to Texas. One of the leading cattle
men and the government veterinar-
ian comprised this legation. On their
return to Australia they made a
very favorable report to the govern
ment and prepared working mod
Ell of the pen. This model was made
Of brass.
INTO farms, but he still is interested
IN the tick eradication question
Fort Worth Record.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
THAT RAW FEED.

The Fort Worth Records cartoon
of Thursday morning Is neatly exc
cuted 1t would be more complete,
however, if it pictured J. Sheb Will
liams and his committee holding the
donkey away from the feed, and not
giving him a chance to say for him
self whether he likes it or not
Waxahachie Light,
The Texas democratic donkey
tried some of this feed when the
Wilson bill went into effect and has
not forgotten how sick it made
him With cotton selling around 5
and cents and wool at 10 to IL
cents the donkey had hard time
explaining things and the populists
came very near to getting his goat.
Fort Worth Record.
We are unable to understand just
why it is that those processing to be
democrats will continually go to the
republican hand book for sugges-
lions with which to attempt to over
come opposition to protectionism. 1t
ilas peeH iePeasSuis anu NosisSi'
shown that other causes IMAM tariff
reductions contributed 10 the uhlor-
tunate conditions referred to by our
contemporary. Admitting that the
Wilson bill was call 10 war LOT
every protectlonist IN the laha, IS
this any more reason why aehioc-
raey should recede from a position
taken In the interest OF all the peo-
pie merely because pro.ecteo rev
who nave grown powerful through
the agency or governmental pap may
be able, because OF iaVors showh, -
temporary emoarass these eiioi.s'
It would De JUST as LOGICAL lor Tug
record to say that, because u ns
faiIuers for the past II WIN Tease
CONTEND LUT llldt blpih hp'itt an
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
The High Cost of Living.

Washington, March 27.-The sta
tistical bureau of the agricultural
department has recently given out
interesting information bearing d.
rectly on the high cost of living
which indicates that the expense OF
living can be materially reduced In
many Instances by the people NOV
ing to Texas.
On March 1st,, the price of eggs
in Texas was the lowest Of any state
in the union, IS cents per dozen,
while the average price in the Unit
ed States was % cents and the high
est price was paid in Rhode Island,
80 cents. Texas also maintains its
reputation in chickens and eggs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
HELLO GIRLS GIVEN
SEVERE MENTAL TEST.
Management Tires OF Educating Its
Operators and Then Having
Them Quit.

Cambridge, Mass, March III
The local telephone company man
agement. annoyed by the fact that
its operators, after learning the ru-
diments OF the business, soon aban-
doned 1T for some other employment,
recently called In Professor Hugo
Muensterberg, head of the psyche
logical department of Harvard.
The professor brought all the be-
ginners together in the exchange
and set them before tables upon
which were newspapers. In a given
time the class was required to GO
down the first column OF page
and cross out every "a" that appear
ed. Then they did the same with
the second and the third columns
and so on.
The test showed that some of the
girls had got 80 per cent Of the let
ters in the first column, fewer in
the second. and so on. Others I'M
proved as they went on. Some were
very bad, crossed out other letters
than the 'sa'' and sometimes skip
ped the fa's."
Each paper was signed by the girl
who worked upon At and all we're
4 given to Professor Muensterberg,
| who is to put them away for six
months. At the expiration of that
time they will be taken out and the
percentage compared with the re-
ports which the telephone company
tao ~ NAB an tho pir1u
The Idea is that girls who haven't
power to concentrate their minds
will find 1t difficult to learn to ma
nipulate the cord of switchboard.
Professor Muensterburg believes
that psychological tests will play a
great part in the employment OF
help of all sorts in the fusure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-27
WILL FILE CHARTER SOON.
Capital Stock Of Southern Traction
Company Placed at $500, 900.

President It. J. Strickland an
nounced this morning that the char
ter for the Southern Traction com
pany will be filed at Austin this
week. Filing the charter viii mark
another forward step in the con-
struction of an interurban from
Dallas to Waco and from Ferris to
Corsicana The Waco street railway
system will also be used in eonnec-
ton with the operation of the inter-
urban Capital stock of the company
is placed at s7,500,000.
Almost simultaneously with the
filing of the charter, dirt viii begin
flying. President Strickland stated
today that dirt breaking on the ac-
tual construction work will begin
the latter part of the week The date
for the interurban actually to begin
running is set for October /, 1919.
Already the road has been surveyed
from the Trinity river south, the en-
tire length of the interurban except
for the streets it will occupy in
/ Dallas. Dallas Times-Herald