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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25

Mr.. John Steeber of town of Two
Rivers, was a caller at the PILOT Office
Thursday last.
The twelve largest cities in this
country are New York, Chicago, Phil
adelphia, ST. Louis, Boston, Baltimore,
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Buffalo,
Milwaukee and Cincinnati. In size
they rank in the order named. The
population OF the largest is 4,86, 1888
and of the smallest 364, 463.
Mr.. John Augustine Of Kossuth
mtde the PILOT Office call on Fri
day.
A medical man says everyone should
have hobby. OF course, but the
fresh air crank who insists upon telling
you that nothing makes him feel so
frisky as below zero weather and that
his ears never get cold should go
away somewhere and talk to himself
about his.
Mr.. VIM. e. Popelars of Kossuth
was a caller at the PILOT Office Tues
day.
The Wisconsin State Board OF Agri-
culture will hold meeting during the
ten days Farmers Course at the Col
lege of Agriculture of the University
of Wisconsin, February e and 7. These
| dates have been chosen to make 1T con-
| venient for farmers interested in the
board of agriculture to take advantage
of the Farmers Course and other
| meetings held at the time.
I Mr. Herman Null of Maple Grove
was caller At the PILOT Office Wed
nesday.
The Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders
Association will hold its annual meet
ing in Agricultural Hall in connection
with the Farmers Course of the Col
lege of Agriculture of the University
of Wisconsin, Friday, February 9
The meeting of the Wisconsin Short
horn Breeders Association, will be
held on Wednesday evening, February
I, in Agricultural Hall.
Thos Walsh of Helena, Montana, q
former Two Rivers boy, who has wor
fame and fortune in the West, was the
leading speaker at a big Democratic
gathering held last week at Fargo
| North Dakota. Governor John Burke
of North Dakota was launched as 9
candidate for President at the meet
| ing. Walsh is known as the leading
attorney and one of the wealthiest mer
of Montana.-Two Rivers Chronicle.
1t is whel. the mercury is drawn NJ
| in the bulb like fellow trying to
keep his feet warm between cold sheets
that the spring poet must begin tc
write lines about bursting buds, purl
ing brooks, modest violets, balmy
breezes, natures glorious renewal
saunterings through green fields anc
shady forests. The poets lot, like
that of the policeman, is mot a happy
one"
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, al
a recent banquet in Chicago, gave
voice to the following advice TO young
men; when you get a job, pitch int
your work and pay no attention to the
clock or TO time. Think OF nothing
but shop, and when the boss come.
around pay no attention to him, but tt
your work, and, my word for it, wher
you want to leave for some other jot
the old man won't let you go, but vii
likely take you in as partner
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25

1t Is brave aud agreeable trait In
human nature that makes people lie
about the distance they aave walk
ed, Filson Young In Saturday Re-
view.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25
Over Half-Century.

Humphreys Specifics have
been used by the people with
satisfaction for more than 30
wears. Medical Book sent free
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25
Freedom.

The only freedom care about is the
freedom to do right; the freedom TO
do wrong ! am ready 10 part with on
the cheapest terms TO any one who
will take 1t of me Professor Huxley
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25
Honeymoon or Divorc :

Where are you headed for puwY'
"Oh, the falls, as usual
niagara or Sioux
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25
Gone. Pralsen Be.

What has become OF the old.iash-
Toned mother who used to ask her
small daughter 70 recite for com
pany Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25
The Kind Of Bird,

When women whisper scandal and
say little bird told them, it's a safe
pct that the Little bird was lyre.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25

When Mrs. Stebleton came in, tired
she was full of apologies for her late
ness. she explained as she tossed of
her hat and her gloves and cot I'm
simply dead!" she ended. I've just
got to rest a few minutes before
dress for dinuer!" Then she threw
herself among the pillows on the Ii.
brary couch
But not for long. From Mrs Steble.
toms appearance as she scrambled to
her feet wildly after a Mortified IN
slant it seemed that Linda and her
three friends, Tod and Stebleton all
had followed Hilda's example in chous
ing the sofa pillows on that couch as
safe place to stow the sticky sheets
Of fly paper out Of the way. Every last
one of them was plastered on Mrs
Stebleton!
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25

Ernie, rising, walled over and look
ed down at her sternly See here
Evangeline," he demanded. Just what
are you so mad about, anyhow"
For an instant Miss Zimmerman
glared back at him. Then a little be
wilderment drifted into her eyes, She
clutched the table back of her and
swallowed.
Il can't seem to remember" she
said vaguely. We've said so much
since that guess I'm all mixed up,
But, anyhow, had a perfect right to
get lots madden than did and I'll dc
1t again If you do what you did &c
make me mad, whatever it was-and
look out, Ernie Casey-you're knock
ing all my hair down-no-o-o, | won't
k-k-kss and make ,up--l wort"
well, did, anyhow!" said Ernie
calmly, "and that's what really
counts"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-01-25

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
BEGOLE SYNDICATE
PLANS TO RESUME

Special to The Tribune.
GOLDFIELD, Dec. Sit is probable
that development VIII bc started shortly
on the Kabawgam group, owned by the
Bcgolo Mines Syndicate and adjoining
the property of the Goldfleld Consoli-
da ted on the west. No work, other than
the patent work. has been performed
on this ground for several wears past anu
at the time Development was being con-
Quoted here by lcssecs, ore worth less
than $50 per ton could not be handled
at a profit. Recently orc has been found
on this property, that WAS taken from IL
depth OF GI0 feet. that Is similar in
character and value TO that which is be-
ing shipped to- the Utah srnclters by
the Consolidated from the Grizzly Bear
ORC or commercial grade has been
found In old workings on the Patrick
claim OF the Lone star Consolidated and
the company has lately started develop
ment at this point and is driving cross
cut from an old vertical shaft TO cut
the vein that was exposed in shallow
lease workings. This will not interfere
with the main work Of the company, now
being conducted on the Lazy George
claim and at depth of $50 feet. The
Lone Star company also has a property
in Monte county, Cal. which has pro-
duced good orc in tho past and upon
which some orc Of excellent grade has
lately been found while ilIe miners were
repairing old workings. Preparations arc
pcllS competed To "OlN lulA property
on n liberal scale during the winter
months.
About the first OF the year opera lions
will be started on the property of the
Godficd ORC company. control OF which
Is now held by the New York ORC
company, holding corporation which
has financed new work and which Will
sink n 1000-foot shaft on the ground.
This shaft. now down $50 feet. Will be
enlarged and timbercd to its present
depth, when a larger hosting plant, to-
gether with compressor. machine drills
and pumping plant. will be installed and
opera tons will be conducted upon a
broad scale.
The shaft OF the Blue Bull property is
nearing the 0-foot level and ut 700 or
$50 feet, according TO the character OF
the ground. extensive lateral develop
ment will be conducted. The shaft has
been In the formation known as Mill
town andesitc, in which the rich orc
bodies of the Engineers and Little
Florence leases: on the Florence. We're
found. but II is now apparently entering
the latte and it is In the latter that
the management expects 10 find the pay
ore. Development continues on the
Booth. Just north Of the boundary of the
Red Top mine OF the Consolidated. Cross
cuts are being driven east and west on
The 500-foot level of the Sandstone
Kendall Consolidated, near the ground of
the old bonanza leases.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Properties Affected.

Among tGc more important properties
that viii benefit by the construction OF
thr Inc arc thc Highland Surprise. the
Naboh the Amy -Matchlcss and The '
group. c"rroboratlNc OF the rui1or is
tho recent statement OF Henry +. GIL
bert president Of the Highland Surprise
company. who has announced that q
large force of men VIII bc employed at
the mine and mill continually and. al
though there is already available suffi-
ellen, orc Ia keep tho concentration op
crsling al capacity for at least twelve
months. plans have been formulated 90
block ont enough material 10 Insure tho
operation of the plant for the next 100
years.
N. w Bacon. Western manager Tor
+. Augustus Hcinze. who is in the
tie ieinZe interests. when asked for an
expression on tho probability of the
Stewart rompany'S entering the ranks OF
Occur d'AlcHe dividend payers. said:
'riic Stewart mine Is earning $50, 600
month right now. and a dividend Is not
far away. This is the explanation OF
INC recent raise la price OF Stewart stock
Tn" litigation now going on docs re-
qulrc n surplus 10 carry il on, but II has
property. Tho mine is earning more
than II ever did before. Tho apex TO
tic largest body of orc In tho Occur
Aiencs Is In the Stewart. Whether the
company VIII be able 10 substantiatc its
claim 10 the reserves now held by the
Bunker iIiil and Sullivan is. OF course
question 20 be settled in court Not
witliatandins. from our known deposits
NC are extracting steady returns Tie
money s being held in the treasury.
and The stewart now has about $500, 900
OH deposit with buulls''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09

BEING DEVELOPED

Crosscuis are being driven IN m cast
crlv and westerly direction from INC
main shaft OF the Sandstone kendall
Consolidated on the northern slope OF
Colombia mountain. and arc making good
progress with tho aid OF an excellent
equipment that includes an electric hoist
in;, engine compressor and machine
drills the COMPRESSOR being also USED
TO operate the pumping plant. This work
is conducted from the old Kendall COM
pany shaft. which has produced some
ore OF medium grade and is near ground
from which the early lcssecs produced
and shipped hiSh-grade ore
The Sandstorm was the earliest min
ing location made In the Golddcld dis
trict and has produced a large tonnage
OF exceedingly rich ore. some OF which
was shipped out by overland stage cX-
press in the early days OF the camp, and
a consid era bic quantity of which was
hauled by wagon TO Sodavlie and other
distant points for treatment IL is Il
matter ot record that some Of the tall
ings that remained in the treatment OF
ore from tho LOTUS Davis lease on the
Sandstorm contained over $1,000 per ton
in gold and that small pockets OF orc
were opened in this ground that yielded
many thousands ot dollars each.-Gold-
fold -rrhlIun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
RUSSIA OUTPUT OF
COPPER INCREASING

In the first half OF 1912 the smelling
of copper In Russia reached the record
level OF i6.la4 tons. against Has tons
in the corresponding period OF io1i--that [
is. IL has increased this year by II .16
per cent. But compared with the years
preceding 19ll-for example, lo0S-the
production has doubled The copper pro-
duciion has increased more than else
where in the UraIs. where the increase
for one year comes TO 50.96 per cent
by the Kyshtim Smelling works. which
has tripled its production of copper since
last year. AS 10 the Caucasus, the In
crease in the production OF copper here
in the first half OF 1912 against the cor
responding period of 1911 amounts to
81 &c per cent. whilst the chief producer
is the Caucas sus Copper company. which
has doubled its production IN ono
year.
The Siberian Copper Smelling works
increased their production by 21.27 per
cent compared with 1911. through an in
crease in the productioneof the Spassky
Copper Mines CLtd), Another Siberian
copper concern, tins Yenissei company is
now undergoing a transformation OF pro-
ducine plant. and its production il less
ny nalf than that of last year Even
the chemical works and reiineries have
increased their production this year by
3S.47 per cent. The position Of the Rus
sian copper market Is brilliant, There
is a great demand for copper; the stocks
are all sold out and the smelling works
cannot supply the demand d.-MniDg Sci
ence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
SnoWstorm Mill.

The second unit of the Suowstorm mill
AZ Larson. which IS 10 increase the ca
p1citH 10 30 tons OF ore daiiv has been
placed IN commission. During the last
ten DAYS the new unit has been tuned
10 while handling ore. and il is per
forming at pace thtt approaches tho
normal. II is expected 10 be up TO ca
pnc.ty within ihc week. Tie total num-
ber OF tables now being operated In the
r1iii Is thirtE-cEht. Local stockholders
calculate that the increase OF capacity
VIZ raise TIE earning power consider
ably. end. al the same time NAV nos
sibly bring about a reduction IN freight
charges. Tho cost -ol TRANSPORTATION has
been great hindrance Ia tho develop-
mont ~ copper properties In thd Cocii,.
q Alcncs. and the Snowstor is rho
pioneer company to engage extensively
IN lis district in The mining OF copper
orc.
The North Bunker Hill Mining com
papv Announces an assessment Of .
mills payable January j, 1919 Proceeds
viii oc used Ia continue the long cross
crt tunnel 10 reach j point under tho
uopcr workings. Surveys give 800 feet
Vet 10 be run. The tunnS Is now In
100 toet. and has its outlet on Main
street OF Wardncr. The management
claims a continuation OF the Caledonia
Vein through IN" property. the two prom
critics lying near each Other. In a letter
recently Issued io The stock knoidcrs OF
tie North Bunker iIlll. IL Is stated that
work VIII begin as soon as the assess-
ncnt comes due and will continue until
tho ledge Is reached
Work is progressing rapidly on the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Work at Palisade.

The work of INSTALLING new machinery
at the Palisadc is now going on. and
this property has reached the most prom
isinz stage in its career. Ii Is Il lead
proposition. controlled by Cocur d'Alenc
and Spokane capital. The work OF haul
ing the machinery 10 tile property has
been going for some time. The com
pany mas lis own water power, the
water used for power purposes being
conveyed through t00-foot pipe line
giving a 120-foot fall between the point
OF intake and discharge valve. where il
drives Pclton water wheel. generating
power for two large compressors. The
company will operate all winter and ex-
poets to have good showing made bv
spring III tho l200-foot tunnel which
II proposes 10 run,
In Tie vicinity OF Burke and Wal
lace, wagons were taken off the roads
last week for the winter, and heav,
sleds put in their place. The heavy snow
fall OF the last week has shut the more
remote districts OFF from transportation
and mipc owners and others engaged in
! the haulage business anticipate no
| further use for wheeled vehicles during
the winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
PINE CREEK WILL
GET A RAILROAD
Mine Owners and Timber
Men Have Won Point Long
Contended.
BUSINESS IS READY
Occur d'Alenc Properties
Busy Equipping and Do
ing New Work.
SPECIAL TO The Tribune.

SPECIAL TO The Tribune.
WALLACE, Ida, Dec. S.-Inc Hc"s
has grown from ruTuor 10 fact ilst t"'
mine ownors in the Pine Creek dist7c'
and timbcrmcu controlling cNtcnsivt
areas Of forest land on and al tnc hcad
paters OF Pine creek. have recelFen IS-
sursuccs from .hc ofClcials OF The o.-N
r. & n. company thn; Il branch line WI
GO built into the district within The ncN'
few months, and that surveyors may pe
put Into the Held nj once. This an
nounyement was made in response 10 a
concerted appeal from mine "wnet ana
,imbcrrnan 10 the railroad company a
short tine ago when it was proposed
10 show tho railroad officials that "a SUI =
iiclcnt orc Tonnage is now blocked out
II tho Pine creek mines 10 warrant an
extension OF tho O.-W. Il & y. TRACKS
further into the district.
Tho contemplated construction plans, IL
is said provide for Junction with We
Wallace branch AT point iwo mics
east Of t.nayillc, from which place The
road Is 10 run up Pine creek, providing
transportation for a plumber OF the most
extensively operated properties IN tue
district and tapping tho timber belt he
yobd. Previous efforts 10 Induce ne
Hartman system To extend into Inc
diririct failed. but Tumors that the Chi
cago Milwaukee & Puget Sound was
contemplating invading the territory from
81. Marics valley. together with pros
poets of ser eral mines becoming pfoduc-
crs in n comparatively short time, pro-
Nldc,i transportation could be secured.
have resulted in authorization for the cX-
tension of the road
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
ROCHESTER CANYON
HAS GOOD SHOWING
Humboldt Section in Old
Producing Area IS Now
Looking Up.
Tic Humboldt STAY sayz:

Tic Humboldt star says:
Parties returning from the now camp
OF Rochester. In tho humboldt range.
are unanimous in the opinion that tho
mineral showings arc sufficient 20 JUS
tify tho belief that another interesting
chapter in Humboldt county mining is
about 10 begin.
Up TO date eight or nine cars OF orc
have been shipped. much OF which was
float. These shipments hive been mostly
from two properties. Campbell and For
Willy. who have r. ledge averaging four
feet in width. have made a number OF
shipments. On good authority 1T ls re-
ported this ledge runs $50 in gold and sill
Yer, while IL contains zen clGht-incn
streak running $50. one fourth Of which
\ depth of only eighteen feet on the
ledge has been reached and the values
here arc sufficient TO return net profit
of about SIS Ton. The float which is
being shipped more than pays the expense
of mining.
Walter Moyuaugh and William cortland
have i tunnel in sixty feet on @ their
ping. No definite figures as to the vo'ucs
OF this orc arc available These gentle
mon have shipped quite a bit Of float
Joe NcnzeI has recently shipped car
of ore. While the returns on this ore
urc not available. il is believed TO nave
been Of about The same, grade as me
most OF the other orc shipped from the
district
When it Is remembered that during
the carly history of Humboldt county
the Humboldt range WAS the scene oi
ono Of the greatest mining cNcitemcnts
of the west and that mines were dis
covered which yielded ur manI NIL
lions OF dollars IL viii not he surpris-
ing If other great mines are found In
tlc district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
NEVADA WONDER IS
, BROADENING ACTIVITY

The broadening of operations by the
Nevada Wonder company is causing
a ripple OF prosperity to spread along
II things keep improving as they have
Tor the past year or so the ripple win
soon develop into wave. The news
comes In that at Sand Springs Saturday
night fourteen teamsters and about 100
horses and mules stopped overnight
These teams OF from six 20 fourteen
horses, with two or three great wagons
each. were all loaded ~i;h material and
supplies FOR this camp and Farview.
The hauling OF this great quantity of
ma terial over the road makes II good
Tor every body, on the road here and Al
Fallon, farmers. merchants, mechanics.
laborers, everybody. gets some Of the
money. and II all comes out OF Wond or
mountain Gnd the rugged hills of Fair
Wow. The thirty to fifty ba-s OF bullion
shipped monthly from here, and as Inucl
NOR" from Fsirview ara whs, do ,be
trick. Wonder News.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
ASSESSMENT NO. 3.

liider Nevada Copper company. Prjn-
cipal place OF business. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. Location OF mines. Lander county.
Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Hider Nevada Copper company, held tnu orr
;hc 18th day of November, 1912. assess
ment No Of one-half Cd cent pcr
share was levied upon the capital sfncl,
OF the corporation. issued and outstand"
ing. payable Immediately to the secrc.
tdry at his office, care OF Mccormick &.
Co.'S bank corner First South and Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assossment
may remain unpaid on Friday. tho o0tb
day OF December 1872. VIII be DELINQUENT I
and advertised Tor sale at public auction.
and unless payment Is made before viii
be sold on SATURDAY. the 1lth day Of
January l3l3, at O'Clock D. m. at tho
secretary5 office. TO pay the dclinoucnI
assessment thereon, together with tho
costs OF Advertising and expense OF sale
JNO. j, NORRIS Socretarv
Tira. publication November %. 1917
k2Sol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
LOW GRADE ZINC TO
BECOME AVAILABLE
Advances Expected in The
Treatment of Ore Now
Not Marketable.

IL may he tha, at no distant day the
treatment OF ztnc ores running under
20 per cent will be a general thing in
the camps Of the west. bar at present
tho smcIters have all they need to. care
for in thc high grade products. The
handling OF the lcancr materials viii
have 10 follow in time. but " is not IL
be forgotten :h1; such supplies OF ZINC
ores nS tho west is now drawing upon
are really virgin deposits. The zinc IN
dustiy, so far tho Rocky mountain
states are concerned, has scarcely made
4 beginning. II may DC said 10 stu DC
in the bananas stage. If that word IS suit
able for any save the precious meta! lu-
dUstry.
Concerning tho zinc problem of the
future in the western districts, the Lead
vile Herald Democrat Il few days ago
quoted zine buyer OF That camp VINO
said:
There - no question in my mind but
that the day VIII come when the 2in'
plants throughout the country viii he
able 10 handle successfully Is per cent
zinc. but It viii take a nttle time yet
At present all OF the plants arc secur-
ing sufficient orc of Il good trade. go
that they do not have 10 bother about
the low grade material. as 1t VIII keep
One OF tho great troubles with the miner
IS that he win fool himself when taking
samples az ho believes lha; hc Is try
ing 10 get an average sample from n
body OF low grade orc. but " lIcie nap
pens 10 bc a streak or TWO ot pcl,e'
grade through the orc body more OF inns
goes into the sample than should. VI .,
zinc buyer should contract for tIlal
shipment OF this low grade TnalcraI ].
when il caches the snelter IL Is round
out 20 be away below the samples, there
fore loss 10 the shipper AND buyer
Generally. in all bodies or orc lean
s,rcals are found and his holds good
In low grade also. and the miner when
he samples the orc body should Try TO
fool himself by overlooking theSc
strcaks. Mining Science.