The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-11-14
BOARD OF TRADE TO
HOLD AN IMPORTANT
MEETING ON FRIDAY
WILL PERFECT PLANS FOR EN-
PERTAINING MINING CON-
GRESS DELEGATES.
Every Business and Mining Man in the
City Is Urged to Attend-committees
Previously Appointed Will Make Re-
ports.
ports.

For the purpose of hearing the re-
ports of committees appointed few
weeks ago to arrange transportation
and for the reception and entertain
ment of the delegates to the Ameri-
can Mining congress, when large
number of the delegates will visit Wal
lace on a special train, a meeting Of
| the Wallace Board of Trade has been
called by the president, e. r. Denny,
and will be held Friday evening, No
vember Is. at 500 o'clock, in the Of
! flee of Probate Judge Worstell Not
only the members of the board, but all
business men in the city and mining
men here and throughout the district
have been invited to attend the meet
ing. They are reminded of the import
ance of the meeting and urged to at
tend, since a great many details will
be presented for consideration and the
suggestions of all of them are desired.
So far as President Denny has been
able to learn, the special train from
Spokane to Wallace will be run on
November 3O The first stop will be
made at the Twin Cities, where elab-
crate preparations have been made to
show the visitors good time. They
| vail ha To Uo1 nd iv
understood will spend Saturday. the
30th, in this vicinity. The purpose of
tomorrow nights meeting is to arrange
the details of the entertainment to be
provided and to extend the glad hand
to the visitors in a manner that will
be pleasing to and will reflect credit
upon the people of Wallace. 1t is un-
derstood the committee appointed to
solicit funds met with no difficulty In
raising a sufficient amount for the ex-
penses of the entertainment.
The sessions of the American Min
ing congress will be held in Spokane
on November 25 to 30, inclusive. There
will be upwards of 1900 delegates. in
cluding mining engineers and others
engaged in various branches of the in
dustry, coming from every section of
the United States. The belief prevails
that not less than $50 of the delegates
will want to avail themselves of the
opportunity to visit the Coeur d'Alene
section. They will come by special
train of Pullman cars from Spokane
and those who do not find hotel ac-
commodations here, If there are any
who do not, will occupy the Pullmans
while the overnight stop is made in
Wallace.
Itinerary Is Announced.
In the program Of the congress, cop
les of which have been sent to all who
lowing announcement concerning the
trip to the Coeur dAlenes Is made:
"The big excursion to the Occur
d'Alenes, which will leave Spokane on
Saturday, November 30, the day fol-
lowing completion of the sessions of
the fifteenth annual session Of the
American Mining congress at Spokane,
will go via the Spokane Valley on
special train of the Inland Empire cleo
trio system. A short stop will be made
at Coeur d'Alene where delegates will
embark upon special boat of the Red
p Collar line for Harrison, on the other
side of beautiful Occur d'Alene lake.
At Harrison a special steel train pro-
vided by the O-W. r. & N. company,
, will be in waiting, consisting of several
Pullman cars, for the accommodation
of ladies, eight steel coaches, capable
of handling IS passengers and buffet
observation car. The first stop after
leaving Harrison will be at Kellogg,
where the ladies of the city will tender
luncheon in Industrial Union hall. The
! Bunker Hill & Sullivan mine will be
opened to inspection and delegates will
, have an opportunity of seeing the mile
0 long tunnel and several of the larger
slopes of the great mine.
after four and one e-half hours at
Kellogg and Wardner the special train
will leave for Wallace, heart of the
f greatest silver-lead camp in the world,
where the city and board of trade Will
give a barbecue that night. Accommo-
dations will be found for all male pas
sengers at Wallace hotels, and next
morning the train will be divided into
L. two parts, one going to Burke (perhaps
the most typical mining camp in the
: west) and the other to Mullan, where
a the great Morning mine of the Federal
: Mining & Smelling company Is situat-
g ed All passengers will meet at Wal
r. lace again at p M, Sunday evening
,r and the return journey will be COM
: menced. The route will be via Tekoa.
,s the special train being used the entire
l., distance Arrival In Spokane IS timed
for midnight, Sunday, December 4"