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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

Rinbbieb. Die 3ufubr iuar
| beute aerina. bic Ia8frdse cine CUTE
uno Oiepreiie itetig big ftarf. StOders
uno Seebers iporen lebbuft unb feit I'm
preiie. - Wlil4tiibe tparen itetig. =
Wiittlsre unO i6ipere Stiere $3.50 -
$50. S9ien $3.75-6.75, 5leiI6ers
Stisre $7.25-8.25, Seifers 5000
8.25, aussrleIens $8.35-8.50, &ii6e
$4.50-6.75, aussrleIene$6. 800,
Gamers $3.75-4.75, Cutters $4.75
-5.75, Stoders unb 5eeoers 500
1926, Stod 6eifsrs $5.75-6.75,
Stod &iibe $5,O0-5.75.
8ullen.-0er Wartt mar beut.
ruhia uuO Itetig. Die 3ufu5r par
Siemli6 grOb. Wiagsre unb lei4te
$5.50-6.25, Bologna $6.35-7.00,
Grtra $40 - 7.25, fette gulen
$7.00-725.
&Glber.-Oie Haffruge mar
eine quite unD bic preiie itetig. = Or
bindre unb arpbe $5.90-9.00, fair
Bis quite lei9te $750-9.50.
g S6Deine.-0ie 8ufu9r mar
nur mdbiq uno bic preiie itiegen I'm
5c per 100 pfunb, lei4te 8erIanOtlors
ten nm 1Oc. @ute bis auserleiene
9erpadungss unb 5leiI9erIOrten So
$3.50. orDindre Bis auserl.Iene
i4nere fette SGue $5.50-760, Grs
ira $7.65-7.9O, Stags $4.50-6.60,
Grtra $6.65-6.75, Iei6te 9erIanots
Iorten $8.10-8.4O, Hertel bpn 40
9Funb uno nenigsr $5.50-8,00.
9 9afe uuo 2dmmsr.- - Die
gla6fruge mar cine CUTE uno biePreiIe
itetia. - S61fe: Grtrd $5.25, CUTE
bis auserleI.ne $5.O0-5.20, orOindre
Biz fair $3.5O-4.75, Qdmmer: Gr<
ira $3.50, quite big uuserlefene 500
-7.40, prbindre bis lair $780,
75, Iriibiabrs admmer $7.0O-15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

bittet, ibH feline pfG6t srfiiLlen gu lais
len. Gein. @r bittet penigItens um
Die @erii4erung, oab oas S8iff teins
Waffsn berge. NeiH. @r orobt, Die
poli3ei 81 alarmireH. lnbebinOert
lGBt man i'm gs6eH. 0as PpliSeissz
bGuoe 1T umiteut, uHO Die Is &onitub.
Ter Der Staot GurHe imp obHmG6tis.
S6OI sridsinen Die eriteH Automobile,
bic Yorbut elmer enOloien Settle DON
600 &raftpagen aus alien 86eilen III
tiers. 2luf oem S4iff 1T es lebeHoi3
geporoen, 9uHoerte Don 9dnoen arr
beiten bel Der G0Idung. Sdon tret.E
Iie6en 5reipiQige an Das erite 9lutos
mobil Eeron. Sic I6Ieppen i6ners,
groBe, Derbiillte giinoel: @elpebre. Sin
Offi3ier tritt berOOr, nimmt einen Set
tel bom 5ii6rer Oes DagsRs entgegsa.
nSieben" iagte sr tur3. lIno itebeA
oieier 9roBeH i6Deren Pddste per
I1minosn i'm Wagen. Sin @srmert
auf Der &arte, oann tommt bersi!s
Die WabnuHg: Geb6Gft, Iebbuft" Der
5iibrer fat Ieine 2tnpeiIung empfdng
gen, er rpeiB, auf pel6es Gut er feline
Gait gu fii6ren bat. Der WlOtpr raj
IeIt, Elm itummer 9ruB: unb i4cn
teu6t baS folgenoe 2lutpmobil beran.
gttrgenos bort man einen lauten Ruf.
SSn Der gbene aber gliBern als barrenF
be, itumme 2i4terihlange, bic ii6 nur
lGngIam borpdrts f6ie6t, 1900 2lutDs
mObilluternen. Wlit eritaunIidsr
S4nelItgteit po15iebt ii6 oas Dert.
I'm 3 llbr WlOrgens bat Der leBte Ba'
gen feline 2aouns empfangeH, uno
0ur6 bic Ra9t gsbt Elm Signal mad
geIfait iHs Sauptquartier: n5ertig."
I'm oieie 3ett begann in Bangor uno
0ona9baose Oa5 gIeide Wert. 2lIs
Der Worgen graut, 1T Die 9tufgabe Dies
les groBen Baffeniamuggels DOT Qlus
gen Der o6nmG6tigen gebDroen beeir-
Oct $4,000 5reipillige ridden Elm,
entfernen bic 8iuOe Don ibrem 9trm
uno geben ru6ig an ibre 4rbeit, ola
pGre nthts geI4eben. - SSn 9elfat
bat man iicb nod Das 8ergniigen a..
r1aAt, bic geamten irre3ufiibreH.
RatbIo2 folgten pOIi5iiten ben un3d5.
I.gen tleinen Srupps DON 6reiptQigeH,
Die f6einbar 3ie(lOs our6 Die StrabeR
3ogen. 9lber g}iemon0 psrrietb ben ges
6eimen 3ped oes Sreibens. Qlm 4benb
Itreute man aus. I'm Mitterna6t mir
be Elm S6iff nit gei6muggelten Waf:
len einIaufen, Der Oampfer ygalmari.
no.. Seine Yupiere lauteten auf Sob
len. Gin gan3es 5reipiqigsnregiment
tampirte in Der yla6t am 6dfentoi
llno ols naf y ll6r Der Oampf:r
ptrtlid sinlisf, CAB es etne &om0oie.
Die aIarmirten 3ollbeamten MOLTEN
repioiren. nSbre 2a0ung?" sd BIN
angetpieien gu Iagen, iie beitebe ag3
&oblen." .6absn sic @offen N
9uro?" .UliiiTen Sic ben &apit1
fragen." Der &upitdu pei1t ebenfuIlS
aus. Der S6iffsroum IoG gsDffn,t
peroeH. n@egen meine Srore," troBt
Der 9apitdn. Sret Stunoeu pergeben
i'm biBissn parIamentiren. @rpdrs
tungsooQ itiirmen enoIih bic 30Qust
an 9prb. 9as S6iff 1T Ieer, in eis
nem 8unter finoet man e6ts I6parae
Steintoblen. limb nGbreno Die per
buBten 9samten 3orniQ auf Die laden
Den 5reipiIiger btiteH, iino in5p=
i6en in litter 25,000 8epebre geIans
bet. So tommt aud Der Sumor gu iei.
mem Recbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

SGs 8ir6Pnf6IGf6en lit
wan6em bic qlei6e glotbpenoiglcit
mie Elm S6IGfdm naf bem Mittasss
nabI. uno pisle, bic mioe unD gebeust
CUR Brcoiqt tamcn. tommen neuges
itGrtt aus Der 9irte 3uriid Da Nor
in eincm aeinen 5hiirinoer StGotden
Elm ebrpiiroiqer Mann, Der ieit sSabr=
aehnten teinen Sonntad in Der Stride
geFeblt bate uno ben bic G}emeinOe
fdIt pie einen 6eiIiaen percbrte; bod
eines Saoes nabm Elm ionoerbares grs
etgnib ben SeiIiaerihcin pom 6aupt
ces 2tlten. Der 8itar bate ii6 Inn
eine PfdrrItclle in Der RGbs betpprben
unn pom aoniiitorium ben gluftrag
er5aIten. lie ipfort an5utrsten S5E
elmer qIdnaenoen 9reoiqt nabm er
N5fhieb pon iciner @emeinpe. Rad
Sen 9ottesbienIt fijhIte er Dag 9eourf-
niR, BON oem SreueIten unter ben
GhGiletn. benz aIten WleBIer. eieens
IcI6teo gu nebmen. Gr alma duf ben
@Itsn gu, ihiittelte Inn ber3li6 bic
S1ano uno pieoerbolte eiuen IbeiI Der
Qreoiot. Stuuncno b0rte Der 9tltc
3u; cr beariff ni6t rc6t. pesbaI6 Der
gttor qerabe bcute i'm pe9eu Ietner
Tt0mmiateit uno ieincs reaeImdbiaen
Str4enbeIudes Elm 9orbIo fir ois
Gemeinbe nauntc. LIMB nun. lieber
Serr WeBler," 10 i6lpb cer 9itar,
nIe6en Sic pohI St peroc in mel.
nem neuen 8irtungstreis piel an sic
ocnten uno aud mciner neuen @e.
reinoc sic ais oIdr3enoes geifpiel
oer @ottesfurtt unb pes fir6lihen
Sinnes binItsqen " Der alte Webler
riB bic glugen uuf. .Sie pplIen fort
ton uns. 6err 9itor2 ga, pobin
bcru uno purum ocnn 10 pl0blih?
Sein Sterbensp0rthcn babe ih bisber
oapou aeb0rt. tein Ster6ensfp1rthen.
lnr morQsn ihpn ppqen Sic fort2
co aora ohnc gbibicosprsoigt?" Der
Serr @itor bat bel Ieiner 2(ntrittss
preoidt in ieiner neuer 9emeinoe tstn
Wprt BON benz ttr6Iifen Sinn bes dls
ten MeBIsr srsdbIt, ieiU Sterbenss
pprtae1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
merf&fo-n Wp. Q p.ibes

WeIf&fo-n = gp. 2 tptiBes
74A-751e, Ro. 3 ipeiBes 73-74c,
Np. a bo. 71--723e, go. 2 eelbes II
-72c. RO. 3 bO. 70a lit, go. A
bp. 69-70ac, No. 2 semiI9tes IL
TIC. so. 8 bo. 70-71c, SO. A bo. 68
--69ae per 8u. Weibes aol6entorn
76-783e, selbes DO. 1880, gsls
bes bo. 1896, aemiidtes bO. 76-
7S3c.
5afer.-Ro. 2 ipeibsr 42c. Stdnbs
arb fDeiber 41tc, Ro. 3 tpeiBer Al
411c, 30. a tpeiBer 39a-40c. SO. ?
aemif6ter 40--401c, go. 8 bo. 39a-
40e, 80. a DO. 1886.
Rossen.-RD.2 621-631. 60.
3 bo. 60-62c. 80. a bo. $500.
@erfe.-Ro 2 Friihjabrs Sc =
zoe. Ro. 3 DO. 60-65t per gu.
Wbistp.
@ertauft rpnrpsn 525 8bls. 9iz
FILTERS SFinifbeb @oobs auf ter Bats
Don $1.35 per 9aIIons.
Groceries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
Gbicaao. sSas., 13. Wlat.

sdpeine. preiie nieorissr. 3u-
fu6r $4,000. Die meiiten 9ertGufs
bra6ten $8.35-8.40; lcidte $500
8.45; gemiIate $8.25-8.45; ihpere
S7.95 - 8.4O; raube $7.95-8.10;
GSertel $7.30-S.35.
?RinSpie6. 3ufubr 14.000; preiIe
nicbriger. geeDes $7,35-9.35; Sttere
$7.10-8,2O; Stoters uno 6eeoers
$6.25-8.50; &ube unb 6eifers $3.75
$40; &GIber $7.50-10.75.
S6aie. 3ufubr $4,000. Preiie DO
het Gdafe $5.35-620; Sdbrltnge
$6.OO-725; 2dmmer $6.10-8.35;
,5ribiabrs 2Gmmsr S7.00-10.OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

0elb .on cal purbe gu ~ = 29S aus
seiisben.
ytina Gel4iftspapiers wurOsa gu 81
~ oisfpAtirt.
SterfinsGrdause 1T ftstig. -Sidt
" SASS - %.ssH uao Commercial su
$4,S4 -485.
Saasej O5ligatioHsn partn
itwad uRe fpuroen wis ipla. aHDtirt:
Der. Staatep HsfunoirAng go4 - 9s,
seb.. - reaiitrirts i09--11OH geo., Coz.
pons l09H ssb., aS resiltrlrtt iv1--lOl4,
eoupsns ls1-l02. Banama &ssiltereo ~
y64 set., DO. 9oupon 80. 1o0-102.
Wttitnmarit. Mud bsute mar Der
Warft iuleoer Hau uno iawaa unb Die
ShlnBnotIrungen ranosn falt oarbptg un'
ter osaeH poH getern.
91Ieatasa afitss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

fc1ipere 9rbeit, aber bic t0itli6e 5iiGt
oes 3ufammengetragenen 6elo6nte lie.
Ger OergiBt ben Cert;
r&umm 6o6 'erunner uH boiler net,
Bun InIerm 9lape lpfie mer net,
Ou nillf6O net
I'm ih nil net.
I'm Oeiti4totbOlii3 Derre mer net. "
&us ber3ru6e nimmt man bic @drs
nerobe Der 9rOB> unO urgrObOGtef
uno sWtiittsr, po6snlaHg rbii6futir."
man ein auf TRADITION uufgsbaute5
Stiid &oftiimgei6i4te, uHo je0er II
beitrebt, m6gli6ft re6t" gu eri6sineu.
Ielbit bis auf bic bistrsteiteH &leiz
ouugsitiide. Die aIten 9dn3e perben
ge3eigt, 3unftbrdu6e leben uuf uno
man4er GrautOpf tbut es Der Sugsao
9leid. Soier einige 3eilen aus BEN
n&iiferitrei6":
p9raqeratlero, sraGerauera,
2uI4Oig iein Mrs &ifer ba,
llnO tper bic &iiferei Dera5t,
Den boP Der SeifeI BEL Der Ra4t."
2(ud eine tleins QtusItsaung ga6's
nit intereiianten 0ingen aus ben Res
polutiOnsjabren. Elm Wiuieum 1T gcz
plant. - Der Sam6ader Ortsgruppe
oes PfGI5erpalOz@ereinS gebiibrt Der
0ant fir bic Anregung, Die bon Der
peritdnbnibDoQen geO0lterung aufges
9riffen purbe. 8ieqei6t unb 6offentz
li9 pirtt es nnitedenb, eS ipGre eine
oontensDert6e Qufgu6e fir anbers Der,
artige gsr6Gnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
Gbitaap. ssQs.. 13. G1ai.

6 bitago, Sas, 13. Tadi.
@eisen.-Tar @ai 94-94sc, an
S9lub 94sc; fur Suli 854-86gc,
am SdluB 8sc.
ggsIi6torn.- i5iir Waai 662-67?t.
am SdIub 67ic; fir SuIi 65s-
66tc. am SdIuB 66e.
Safsr.-6iir Suli 37-37tc, an
Salub 37ac; fir September 35t-
35lc, am StIuB 35ac.
Roggen.-Ro. 2 48-63c.
5inotbp $2.75-4.30.
alee $S.00-12.50.
Bort $3.50. i5iir Suli S19.67-
1877, am Stlub $19.75. Sir Sep
tember $19.75-19.87. dm SdIub
1885.
Sdmals.- Suli s1o.Oo-1O..
O5, am S9lub $10.O2; fir Sspt.mz
ber $10.17-10.22, am SdluB $10s
20.
0aippsnieit.n $1o.5o-11.oo. 5ar
Sult S11.10 - Ills. am SdIuB
SLIP; fir September $11.22 -
11.27, am ShIuB $11.27.
Butter. .-Martt unperGnbert.
gier. = qreiie b1ber. Srbinurp
firits 174-18ic; firits 1S1-18ac.
adie.-Wartt unseregelt. 0uiiies
142-15c; 9pins 144-145c; Dime
ricas 15a-15.c; Gong Sorns IS
151c.
3artoffeln. Uiartt unperGnoert.
9efliigeI. - 2ebeHbes unoerGnbsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
NHetaa. Wtarft.
q E 10 gorf, 13. IRA

Rem y ort, 13. Wtai.
aupfer.-Murtt itetia 5u $3.50
14.O0. GlectroIDtic S14.25. Gate ups
minea. @aitinqs $14.00-14.12.
3iun.-Nattt ieit su $33. 10
1890.
2lntimOn lit iIau. gootion's S7.15
1926.
Giisn III ruhi1 unb unberdnbert.
Qlei III rubig gu $3.85-3,95. Z,
Spelter III itsti9 gu $5.10-5.20.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14
s,on, Welonsarrt.
sinsinmst,. 1s. @ai 1914.

1te Situation bat ii4 i'm biefsen gelb.
ninrfts nidt perdnoeti. Die NadIrage nod
Sarleben mar nur unbsbeutenb unb 0elo III
wiaig. SIR 9arlebtn ,on eal@ puroen
pon ben Banfen <-4hyo berednet unb
03sf4attspapiere purben su 8 --6 6S bis.
iontirt. Die Wafler placirten Garleben .nn
eaus 5u ~ nno auf Belt su 4H--5S.
Hsafa sMf Qsw BORT
iparDeH 81 Bari sipiitbsn 8anten perlauit.
3is 9ountsrrats bstrdet soc 4rdmis per
t100U.
sqsdhfd ani Gnropa.
'sbr feIt.-9is ioIssnosn Guotirunssn limb
~ beritisn:
sonoon. . Saa. Siat, s4.ss " per 6; SO
1age Sidt, S4.s8K per s; Yaris, 8 Ssst
Si4t, 5i4 Sranes per 500; so Taas Si6t.
OF 5ranes per 500; fur Ssutidlans, 4
fage Sidt, 4 Dart s5H - 95A. bo. 90
Tags Sidlt, 94H-s4Xe.
Eoenm,ntarp Bias aui GoHoon ipuroen
~ s4.S4K, aui Glassop ,u $4.S4H unb apt
Belfait Su $4S4 pertauit.
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O Groceries
2affe. War.t rnhia. pr.iI.

Shdtr : Vrslie ilno itttI9. Ndf'
Iinirtsr Gut 2oaf 5.55c, poipbsreb
4.50c. Cubes 460c. arunulirtsr 4.40c.
Gonfeetioners rQ" 4.30c, Off ~
4c, tpeiber etra e" $50, ertra e."
$500.
WoIaif.s In fietia.-H.p Or.
leans Open Settle .38-45e, gentrifu'
gal 18-20c per 9afIone.
Reis. - 2ouiiiana. sancp 9eab
6a-7c. prima 5s-6ie. prbindrer Al
-5e. Sdplu 41-4se Der g,'unb.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-08-20
MORE COPPER ON SOUTH SIDE

Another new mineral discovery was
made this week on the South Side cop
per belt In which the Castle Rock pro-
perty Is located. The new discovery
has been made by the Copper Grown
company in the east end Of the belt
east OF Mullan and across the Idaho
lire In Mineral county. The Copper
Crown company has worked the prop
erty for several years. Owing to the
fact that the mountain was heavily
timbered and thick with underbrush II
was impossible to thoroughly explore
the surface. The forest fires OF 1910
stripped the hill OF vegetation, and
this week owners Of the property In
mkaing an inspection Of the surface
discovered large vein cropping In q
big cliff which had been hidden from
view by the heavy timber. Examina-
ton disclosed the veip to be about 80
feet wide and showing In places high
grade copper sulphides and carbon
ates.
Arrangements have been made u
either blast down the cliff or drive
short tunnels into II to determine the
strike and dip and extent OF the vein
after which the company
viii extend their lower tunnel into II,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-08-20

The min, AZ before stated, belongs
to the Blackhorse Mining conpany.
and was originally built under the
direction Of Patrick Burke Of Wal
lace. II IL 4 solid structure and RI
moved only a few hundred feet from
1.-THE group Of buildings that make up
THE village Of Paragon, all Of which
belongs to the Paragon Consolidated
Mining company. and - not an incon-
siderable investment. This consists
| Of the water power from large flume,
4 machine shop, large building hous-
ling boiler and srginc. water wheel,
q complete electric lighting plant and
a compressor, a boarding house. 4
bunk house. large stable, an Office,
residence for Manager Stedman and
his family, and number Of cabins
livery little. II anything, ~ now needed
i BY the company for mining operations
There IL an abundance of timber on
1.-THE compAny's claims for all time to
come, and ecsily secured II needed for
Iall purposes Tho only drawback now
Ii the low stage or water and tho
prices current for the metals produce
| ed. Az the water now IL at Its lowest
tage only one shift Is working In tho
mine and one Of only two men In the
rail-. The most scrupnlous system
Isppears to prevail In all departments.
and this denotes careful supervision.
This promises to put the Paragon
consolidated on the list of steady pro-
ducers in the Occur d'Alenes and give
the North Side representative In the
dividend coulmn In the near future
1t Is to be hoped, for present condi-
lions are extremely promising
Miscellaneous Items.
The Cedar Creek company complete
GA Its pipe line on the 18th instant,
and water wns turned In the following
day, and by the end Of the present
week the air drills will have COM
menced boring into the prospecting
long tunnel. which Is already In 200
feet This practically puts the COM
pany on an economical footing and
no further expense except mining
The Giant Ledge company VIII
complete its long flume next week,
when the work Of installing d large
compressor is to begin.
t y .
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-08-20
NOTICE or THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTAcHM ENT.

In the District Court Of the First Ju-
dicial District Of the State OF Idaho
In and for the County Of Shoshone
y. c. Wilson, plaintiff, vs.. Copper
Prince Consolidated Mining and
Milling Company, defendant.
State OF Idaho, County Of Shoshone, ss
Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day OF August, A. D. 1914, at
tachment issued in the above entitled
action against the property of the
aforesaid defendant, Copper Prince
Consolidated Mining and Milling COM
pany for the sum Of two hundred two
and 75-100 (s202.75) dollars, together
with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum from June IL. 1914, $4,000
attorneys fees and the cost Of this ac-
ton.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said District Court. affixed this 18th
day OF August A. d. 1914.
JOHN p. SHEEHY,
(Seal) Clerk of District Court
BY c. j. CALLAHAN.
A2O-S3-3t Deputy
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-08-20

once Of the Laclede Mining Company
Wallace. Idaho, July 20, 1914.

once Of the I.aclede Mining Company,
Wallace. Idaho. July 20. 1914.
Notice p hereby given that 81 y
meeting OF the directors Of the above
named corporation. held on the edth
day OF July, 1914. assessment No. 70
1of Ave 60 mills per share vas levied
ion. payable on OF before August III,
1914, to James A. Wayne. treasurer,
Otterson Block, Wallace. ldAh,
Any stock upon which this assess
day 81 August, 1914. will be delin-
s.uent and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment is made
before will be sold on the 18th day ~
September, 1914, t5 pay the DELINQUENT
assessment thereon, together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses n
sale.
JAMES A. WAYNE.
Secretary Laclede Mining Company,
Otterson Block, Wallace, Idaho.
" 23-A Aug 20-5t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-08-20
HARRY w. INGALLS,
For Commissioner, Third District.

Harry w. ingalls,, republican candi-
date for the office Of county commis-
sioner from the third district. has
been resident OF the Occur d'Alene
district for the past is years. Since
1901 he has been secretary and man
ager " the Copper King Mining COM
pany at Mullan. He IL also a news
paper man OF wide experience over
the northwestern country In speak
ing 81 his candidacy for the nomina-
ton as commissioner from the third
district. Mr.. ingalls, says. Il fuiiv
realize the Importance and RESPONSE
bility attached to the Office OF county
commissioner, and believe that the
same common sense applied to any
other line Of business should be APP
piled 10 county affairs, and every cent
OF expenditure should be made 10
count wherever It Is applied. do
not believe that county Jobs under the
control Of the commissioners should
hs rr,,tical 'abs. The commissioners
should find the best man for the Job
regardless Of his political Affiliations
and then see to 1t that he does the
work economically and WELL ] believe
in doing things so that they viii stay
done, and this applies especially TO
road work. believe In good roads,
but do not believe in building
temporary road where Il Is possible
to build a permanent road. Temporary
roads and patchwork system Of road
building ID county money thrown
away. The old, time-worn system o.
building roads by hand with men ana
teams and picks and shovels should
be abolished as far as possible and
more modern methods adopted. IN
other county affairs, II elected to the
Office, would apply the same princi-
pie that I would to roads. am going
to be sure A thing Is right before 30
into 1t. and be sure It win be beneft
to all Of the people all Of the time. Or
most OF the people most Of the time
adv
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once Of the sonora Mining and Mill
Ing company, wallace, Idaho. Aug
ust Is, 1914.
N5tice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the board Of directors, held
on the 18th day OF August, 1914. an
assessment Of two az mills per share
was levied upon the outstanding cap
ital stock OF the corporation, payable
on or before September %, 1914, to e.
o. Herring, secretary treasurer. 4O4
River street, Wallace, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 28th day
of September, 1914, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
tion, and unless payment Is made be-
fore, will be sold on Tuesday, the 9th
day Of October, 1914, at the office Of
the company, 4O4 River street, Wal
lace, Idaho, at 500 p. m. Of said day.
to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the costs Of ad-
Ivertising and expenses OF sale.
b. o. Herring,
AGO S17-5t Secretary Treasurer
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ROBERT 4. BRAlNARD.

Mr.. Brainard Ii q well known news
paper man of the Twin Cities and has
been prominent In the councils Of the
party for number Of years. He pre-
sided over the last republican county
convention ever held In Shoshone
county, In 1908, before the primary
laws went into effect. being named AZ
permanent chairman Of the conven-
ton.
He has been interested In mining
and business affairs in the county for
the past Is years. he will make his
campaign on business platform de-
signed to meet the needs Of mining
community adv
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NORGE 81 flecrIoN ron PuR.
Posi- or eLEcTIMo TWO IRuo.
TEES FoR lMpePENO6NI
s sS6eodd D cofIHqy. iMUo2Ho, -

Notice il hereby given that on the
FIRST tuesday Of September. 1914.
which Is the lit day Of September.
1914. there will be held IN the north.
east corner room Of the OLD 6cnoo!
Building on the vest side ct Third
street, In the city Of Wallace, u IN
dependent School District No. Z, IN
shoshone county, Idaho. an election
[for the purpose Of electing two 90
The polls Will be- opened att LOO
o'clock b. M. and remain open until
4 200 o'clock b. m. Of said day. when
the same will he closed.
Dated this 18th day Of August, 1914.
y. w. WINNER.
A2o-27-2t Clerk.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Office Of the Liquidator Mining Com
pany, Wallace, Idaho, August II,
1914.
Notice Is hereby given that at
q meeting OF the board Of directors Of
the Liquidator Mining Company, held
on the 18th day OF August, 1914. an
assessment of two (2) mills per share
the 18th day Of September, 1914, to L.
e. Hanley, secretary treasurer, In the
Office Of the company, Wallace, Idaho
ANY stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 18th day
Of September, 1914, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment Is made In
full, together with rs cents, cost Of adj
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And IN accordance with the law, SO
many shares Of each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the Office Of the company, to-
wit. The Office OF Walter H Hanson,
lat Suite No. s, In the Postofiice block
lat Wallace, Idaho. on the 4th day of
September, 1914, at 300 p. IN. Of said
day to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the cost of adj
vertising and expenses OF sale.
WALTER III. HANSON,
Secretary Rockford Mining Company,
Limited. Suite No. s, Postoffice
Block. Wallace, Idaho.
APO SO st
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Iyertising, for each certihcate adyertIs-
ed, win be sold on the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, 1914, 1t 100 p. m. IN the Once
Of the company, Wallace. Idaho. to
pay the delinquent assessment there
On. together with the cost Of advertia-
ing and expense Of sale.
Secretary Treasurer l.iquidatcr Min
ing C0mrany. First National Bank
Building, wallace. 1daho-
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Once Of the Giant Mining and Devel.
opment Company, Limited, Wallace
Idaho, August 20, 1914.
Notice rs hereby given that at q
meeting OF the directors. held on tht
20th day OF August. 1914, an assess
ment OF three (3) mills per share was
levied upon the outstanding capita
stock OF the corporation, payable or
or before the 2lst day OF September
1914. to =. r. Turk, secretary-treas-
AS Sixth street. Wallace. Idaho
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 2lst day
OF September, 1914, win be delinquent
and advertised for sale ut public auc-
ton. and unless payment IL made be-
fore will be sold at the Office OF tht
company, Wallace, Idaho, on the 23rd
day Of October. 1914 at 600 y. m. to