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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Saiebaa.
9as Sdleubererfprps Der yRebs" in
1915.

Sobn ). WeGlosfsp, IansiGbrigel
Sduptling grober un0 undergraduate
aiga aIubs unO ieit 1912 Scout
uuf Der Su6e nd9 seeisnetsm Wlates
rial fir bic Gincinnatier .Rebs" =
elmer Der beiten @rperten in 8surtbsi4
lung oerSdbigteit pou iunsenSpisIsrn,
bic LIN anitsauns in ben &lubs Der
beiben sroben 2t9as na9iu4en, iprad
geitern bic Nusii6t aus, oab bic aiga=
alubs 5ur @sritartuns fir Die uGdite
SaiiOn auf Spisler, bic pGbrsnb Der
betben lesten Sabre 5ur peitereu gnts
ipidluns an undergraduate Slubs
iibertrasen tpurbeH, ansenieien fein
fpiirosn, neil auf oem beurigen Mart.
te bic ansebenben nSterns" ni4t gu
finben iiuo. @r iasts: sd bin itol3
barauf, peter g aneiber fiji bic
nRebs" ent6edt gu baben. Gr 1T nod
etDus ideu in Der grOben 2isa, aber
er pirb ii9 i'm nd4iten Sommer als
ienfatipneaer S1leuberer bes gineins
natter alubs ertpeiien unb cine setpdls
ttse an5ahl bon Sptsleu aetpinnen. gr
pirb iid gu einem 5tpeiten gfufis
enttptdeln. 4u6 ben tleinen SfIeus
oerer Gitterb babe i9 entbedt, bf
meiner lleber5eusuns semdb uDllipet.
tbis it,"
Sie beibsn Rstrutsn iS9nsioer uno
syitterp melSsten iid beim SGuptlins
5srsos i'm lebten 8iertel Der SaiTon
1914, aber es ipurbe ibnen teine @es
lsgenbeit seseben, ibr a0nnsn au bes
mpnitriren. Sn ben tpenieen Spiss
len, porin fie gum Ginfprinseu bsnubt
ipurbsn, eripiefen lie iid ols pielDers
fpr.henA Wlit BEN @.teranen Dimes.
Benton unb Oouglab unb ben beiben
Retruten fpirb unfer S9leubererforps
zines Der ftGrtiten in Der 2isa iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
GterblidbfeitSberidt.

sfittie araBer. "a. Setou Sofpital
Operation.
Sbereia anielm, 62, 1903 Bremen
Strabe, arebs:
ssofepbins Daud. 90. 1921 gbeu
MDe., 5craleior.
gbarlss gattsrfOn, 62. Drate glDe.
nue.. Sersleiben.
Charlotte Wbeslsr, SO. 515 4rmorg
Nrsnue, Nisrsnleiben.
4bam aubtpis, SO. 1925 @ins
Strabs, Snqueit in S9Dtbe.
RoiGIie Ghasppi, 60. 1905 Drain
Strabe, Rrebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
@erietnnseH i'm SeneripeIr.D .Dtpar.
femeuf.

Jsu.rnebr9ef 8untsr orbnett ses
tern fOlgenDe @erieBungen in ieinem
Departsnlent on:
aapt. Sandorb 6. GulIer BON 60.
19 na9 Geiter 60. z. 8upt. Diliam
WeiIelmann bon 2eiter 60. 7 mad
60. 19; aapt. 5arrp MilIsr BON SO,
16 mad ID; fapt. g. Slahtrtp Don
So. IA mad 16; 2eut. Soiepb Reis
BON 60. / ipad 2eiter 60. a; asut.
William Cunningham bon asiser 60.
a mad 60. 4; yeiierpebrmonn Sofepb
&uebnle bon SO. 27 ndd 2eitsr 60.
a; 2luguit @rabo BON so. "a na4
60. 27; atlbsri airssI Don 2eiisr 90.
q uaG 90. 45; stani DosSiHs psn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
1ies nHS 0as.

Der @erlpaItunssraib Der Union
Gas u. electric Co., bat 30. 30. Gre.s
man sum prdiibsHtsH ssrdbIt an
Gtsne bon u. 3. aead bon Rem
gort, Der suriitgstreieH in. pa Wias.
prGfibsnt Sanes 6. grnit aus ges
iunbbeitsriidiidisn aus BEN @srpals
iunssratb oissstretsn III. 1T bic 3abl
Der WiaeprGiiotnien nm sinen rsrmins
bert fporben. Samiiel Qlifur ipiirbe
als Wertrstsr Der alien Gas Comp.
ins Direiioriun gsipiblt.
sm Natbbaiis ipurbs ssitsrn be.
iannt asnlahi, bdb BITE mirtbf @dfttn
an DisHRca iObuIb BIZ mdM bsr6ss
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Standardization

esmadt, bab ON bsiiten 7dae bes Aobeulbef
1914, in ben r,anIdrfn s9nblpidteu Der Stno
Cincinnati ipie biefeiber bnrb ben Hntb htl
Tebnin Sidte Gnpsroiiors unb bic GSnbIipfgei
inb In ben giun6en bon $3.50 ubr mcrstni
Bis 5:30 iibt abenbs. eine gnnbl ftaiifinben
tvirb bel iueIter beH diinIifisierter lDftlsrE
bon CINCINNATI bic 5raas bcraelfgf fptro:
HHr tins tyriirrs eitnsranfiase ann
swe6e brs 0jeinnbhfts Hsubs. psIri.
tai ssHss. .,S saiism"ss n,as.a,s ssMss, smss gsn
unb AfIstmtiner 1pnbs bfr etabf
Cincinnati f,4e75 giiae uicht hbtr.
itistHb, nub iiit Hi6t lhHesr als tin
grsbert6 G. ebIsasL
mlatcr con QincinFait.
EtsInubiet;
2s.st Gtfreidr.
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1ie aunSentiOns6aIle.

8Grsermsiiier SpisseI tonferirt. &c
fern Ra6mittaa nit Der nsusn Ron.
psntionsbullsn 4pmmiifion urb ge'
lsgentIih bieIsr aonferena unterbrei'
iets Qr9itstt Safs sinen Gntfpurf fiji,
ben proisftirten gau. Die Gale foll
betanntli9 ouf bsm Grunbeiaeni
tbums aomplsr eriiehen, duf mel
dem lid, eur 3sit bag alte itdbtifds
SpIpital befinbet unb mad, ben pld-
uen, Die Serrs safe aussenrbeitet bat,
pirb nit Der apnDsntionsballs tsin.
WaritbalIe erriftsi iverbsn. ipis on
fapaliG aspIani os,psisn mar.
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fer 2inie Der Sberri9ter s. Jofhr
Wiliin Su nsnnsn, Der cine Miebsrs
ipabl iu1t, na1bem er einen unaus;
sefiiIten Sermin sepient bat. Sein @es
torb bere9tist ibn aur Mieoeripabl.
Mebr als je braudt man in Der ndtbs
item 3ufunft elm Staats Sbergerift,
oas benz @plte treu tit unb ii9 ppil
teiner Geite beeinfluiIen l1bt.
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Yroflamation.

Gin gsfee ber General affembIp bon Clio
nngennuiiHen am o. Gebrudr. u. T.. 1913
ftreibt tor, -bnb bet eriie GieHiiap Ha& ben
erfitn msontng i'm qoberber elues ieoen Sab
rec, tn ben Eiunben bon 5fpbif ubr Yhiiaes
bic flnf libr btebia ssdbmitides. 1beiI tipes
eeieeliten TxiertGgs fein frI
sl(b peife beshalb an. oas Dte -t1bibnue nnh
nlf iidbfif6eH 0ebaube defhloifeu fein anb bts
bffentlifeu t1ei6Gfie ls,epeneirf fein follsn an
9ienlida. ben 2. 9Opember, bon ~ ubr wlit.
idos Bis $50 Wddmiiinas. foFpeit flf Dies nil
Der 5lfenilideu g9otIiabrt beretnb1teH 1851.
Cd egfihs babgr bic 1tntpohrer. ibrs De.
fbdi.e ioplel ipie moeiic bel geib sn leeen
hnmit eae polie Geieeenbeit bGbeu. tbfem
gsilIen an ben Siimmpldstr uHsorii6 sH btr'
iesbcl.
0Jereben uHif, relrer eduh uub SteDeI bic.
fen 80. 1na i'm cifobeg, q. D., 1914
Srtbsrtd .. SpteasL
maecr.
gteiGubai:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

Court @iraBe, bebiIflih su fem. Das
paar ftsbt Dor Der Sodseit, bic Gin.
ri9tung 1T bereits eetauft unb bic
9oAseit follie beute itattfinben. SRI.
9ater befiirdtet, baB ibrem 9rduti.
gam elm llnfal auseftoben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

Better 60. A nad 60. 8; 9. 8. Sci.
fert bon go. 8 na4 60. "a; Daniel
Wuleare BON 60. 45 mad 2eitsr 60.
a; Ssissr 5arrp Sncsubergsr BON 90.
"a mad So. 27; gamuel 2DDe bon
60. 27 ndh 50. 34.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
SatlieI6aftes geridnuinben.

Waarie gater BON 30. 1886 Cane
4bsnue, Damilton, D., erIu9te gee
tern ben poliaeiHef, ibr BEL auffin-
Sitns ibrts mrIobtsB 80. 6. Gaid.
"a 5afst al, Don 10. e15 msit,
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2olitt(6es.

Der Rame oes Rihters Waoe @uiaz
ing eriheint ais elmer Der &iSeprdii=
benten Der prpbi6itioniI u=@eriamm-
lung, bic am Sonntag Radmittos in
Der WuiitbdlIe itattfinoen iol. Spse<
gen proteitirt Serr Gufbins nit aller
gnti6ieosnbeit. osnn er bat niemanoeil
Sur genuBune ieines Ramens uutoris
iirt. SeoenfaGs baben bic probibiz
tioniiten, ipie iie es itets gu tbun pile
gen, cine Rsibe Don prominenten WGns
nsrn 81 9iaeprdiibenten gematt, Of
bieie nun lpollen ober ni9t. Sm Sale
bes Serrn GuIting min es BON ben
WaiIeriimpeln natiirli6 niemanb sez
peIsn iein. Wts berielbe ssitern er=
iIGrte, Itebe er in Der 5rase Der Wufen
nnD Der Srodenen als Ridter iiber
Den parteien unb feline priDGtaniidjt
fomme niht in 9stradt.
Sir ioI9e 8iirssr, ipeIas tpdbrsuo
Der ressImdbissn Regiftrirunsstaae
bon Der Stabt abDeisnb ooer bur6
ardntbeit Dsrbinoert parsn, bat Der
Wablratb 5pei Spe5ial Resiitris
runsstage anseIest unb spar hsute BON
2 llbr Radmittass Bis 8 ubr Ibenbs,
foDis Montas. ben 2. Nopember, bon
8 lIbr Wprgens bis / llbr Wlittags.
M1e 4pplitanten miFen ii6 i'm 9u=
reau Der gebDroe an Der Dritteu uu6
Walnut Strabe meloeu, uno bort ibre
gntf9uIcigunsen unterbreiten-
Cine srobe 8srIdmmluns republic
fanif9er WGhler bes peitli9en 9i>
itritts fanb geitsrn 4bsno in Der Sbo
5eIops 9alIs in Saplor part itatt.
Gtaatsanpalt Sbomas 6. pOgus mar
Der bauptfd9litite Rsbner unb sr psr>
trat bas repubIitanifde Gountp sidst
In Der fdbtsften Meiie. 2lls Staatss
anip1It babe sr pplauf 9elegenbeIt
ge5abt, bic gountppsrpaltung tsnnsn
gu lerneu uHo sr tDnns gum 8siipiel
Der 8eruaItuns Der gountp &ommiIz
fdrs Office NIT 9eSus auf Spariams
feit unb Siibtisteit bas bette Seusnib
ousiteIIen, ipesbalb Die jsbtsen Sns
baber ipieberseipGbIt fperben iolten.
Ser bemoiratii9e aanbibat fir Gounz
tp SdaBmsiiter Sppe. beruf. i'd bas
raaf. bob Der iesiss bsmotratiIds
S6abmeifter, Soptins, bem Gount1
3insseHub Derfdafft babe. Das iei
feline pfli9t unb S9ulbisteit sepefen
unS baras su foIs.ru, bab nun Ssrr
Sope getpGbIt iperen miF., fei redt
naiD. Rebner forberts feline 3ubDr.r
uuf, bas sunae rspublitaniide Gountb
1idet su tpdblen. gbenio follte bic Bee
fonbere SteuerumIase guts.bsibeH
spsrb<u.
Gin empfebleNstpertber aanbioat TT |
5err ID. %. 9rdtber, Der elmer Der |
rspubIiidniffen aan6ibaten fir gon>
mon Bleasri6ter lit. gr purbe in
Glermont Gountp stboren unb mar
bort aud brsi Sabre lang probatri6e
ter, ala er na4 Cincinnati iiberii.bels
fe. gr mar 6ann Elm Jabr lang eriter
MfFftent in Der Sffite bes Stdatsdns
fpalis uno bat fi4 bort befens be-
ipdbrt. On 1T Elm Wann aus bem Doll
Es uub bentt anb fiiba tpie biefes.
Gs banbelt fi4 Bel Der gDobl
Don Dberrihkrn nidt I'M bic
esriie1uns sints poIitifhen Glsi9s
esyps6Sl, fpnsssn TN, Die Wa5I
ttsss w'aaass. % " ~ ~
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gu perfaaien: Sduier.

qummtnsbtlIe-er 80 gab Cot;
greis $500. 1888 GbdIe apf.
gpiut 9ftafanf, Gter mont Conn.
fr, ip-sJramebdus Stau ufD, nate
bem cbiofInB; 90 SUB got: 9rtis $500.
grttitons, Setcte qouute, Chto-
mleilen peititn ben gortsmontb: 70 LSut
aet; Grame'Asilbens bon Srmern. eiau
uip. 9reis $500.
9rpenbtine bon bisfsn HeFtpuraen frrn
ruii $500 elI5nbiuua eefruf. rperoer Der Ven
fam nbbfsahit perben Rnter ltl4ter etetH'
glinpen TIT ben ldnfer
Gbe Gpattern o bio aoan& q 9rafi
Q o. BIS wiain Sircbs.
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Renierumas.g .gniieHunaer.

aieranss.einfitnnust siftu far gldnnei
Hub s5ranfn. Ianfeuoe bon Grrenriresn tue
In auslfi. e!iie inr anf,ennreen fret
grnuiIin Sniiiiiiie, 9esi 73, Rp6eftsr, ". o.
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LatOnia Rennen.
Grftes SaennsH 2 ilbr ssaGm.
GiniriH si.5o. 9amsn si.oo.

IN, alfo nm $50 Ra9mttags TIRE
Ibiiren ipisbr 5ffnen iSnaen. Die
WabIbubsr BON Der Unit Ealosn.
aisa mD4tsn bas ssrns perbtnbsrn.
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gerIoren.

DerIor sn.taifenb Geib
Gbed uub Gef6d'is.arisn. geIcbnnns: l52l
GreeuaH eIbeiias. 5o.3l,t
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eeIiebitr Uaiie bon Clara w,neler. etb giebsl.
TN alier bon 81 Satrsn Iie 3eit Der Beet
pisuHs Disb fpdisr beiOuHi ssfna6t. II
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SoSes.NnSeissn.
starb am glliiiuoQ ga0reen BEN 2s. eli0bel
fran ho(aIis Slbatppi,

peb. 7 q nbi,
gsittius bon SuItus e6aepsi. i'm alter bon os
SabreH, 8 wlonrfen mo 20 2aaen. IN lhret
aSobnniia, 80. 1905 qlain sisbe 9rnnerieltr
In Der adpene Der Senrh Sibebaus 60, 1911
gine CTR am Gantiina ben 81 OF I'M 5fpsi
llbr glncbm Jrennbe fro ciuasiGben. II
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GumminttIIe-s1e eri6bnus, 8 3tm'
mer; eiraeridtsf fir 2 gnrtlten: nue ueisn
getbeifernneeH. si6s 2urrtu gtr.
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GEO.P. SCHVEITZER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
,a- @n


Isser art In seutfGfr rnb enoItf6er Gpra9s
inr Gef66itsIsnte, gtrsiffs ETC. uebsrieSnraen
iDsrben nui r'nHf6 bfforat
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Gs banbelt ii9 Bel Der gDobl
Don Oberrihkrn nidt I'm bic
eriie1unc sinsS poIitifnsn Glei9s
,ssEps@4s, fensrn I'm, Die wa5I
4etses Wanass. 90 W a. ~,
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9otn aau,Iltr,

etarb am Brei,ae. ben 80 Gtipbtr 1914
plotIid. in fttHer 8cbmrs. 1o. i7ie uenirG
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i3n Serfanftn-S Snrmen.
@errnnat - wpannIih

gabfnet Wlafsrs. eLisrs, eanbers.
biermit bfn06ri6tiet sdt in Gindunait. o.,
Elm etrsti m Banas ifi. I'm. @sinis.
esiretar eamiIieH 20. Gasrsntsrs Siitrisf
QcHudI. te
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-15
coWLEss MILK.
Manufactured and Sold as the Real
Thing in INDIANAPOLIS.

The latest product Of the artificial
food laboratory is. a brand of "cowless"
milk. which, it IS now discovered. has
been for some weeks sold to a large
number of Indianapolis people as the
real bovine article. Inspectors of that
city have just proved this by noting
that the cream settled at the bottom
of the bottles instead Of rising to the
top, and on analysis it was found that
this milk was manufactured by mix
ing powder with water and adding a
sufficient quantity of cream to yield
the proper percentage of butter fat. 1t
would appear that technically this is
as wholesome as the real cows milk.
but nevertheless a fraud is practiced
when 1t is sold without being disclosed
in its true character. This case is an
alagous to that of oleomargarine, the
makers of which originally sold it as
butter and obtained for it butter
prices. 1t is now under the laws of
the United States and most of the
states required to be so prepared and
marked as to be identified unmistak-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office Of the Rainbow Mining. & Mill
ing Company, Limited, Wallace, Ida :
: no, November Is, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the board OF directors Of
the Rainbow Mining & Milling Com
pany, Limited, held in the city of Wal
lace, cclnty of Shoshone, state Of Ida
no, on November IS, 1913, an assess
inent Of one % mill per share or 81. 90
per 1000 shares was levied upon the
capital stock of the company, payable
on or before January 5, 1914, to George
Austin. secretary treasurer, at his Of
lice, sos Bank street, Wallace, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 5th day
Of January, 1914, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold at the office Of the
company, sos Bank street, Wallace,
Idaho, on Saturday, the 18th day of
February 1914, at the hour of 500 D..
m. OF said day, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
GEORGE AUSTIN,
Secretary Treasurer of Rainbow. Min
ing & Milling Company, Limited,
Wallace, Idaho. D4-J1-5t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-15
KINGSTON ROAD COMPLETED.
A Real Relief to People Of Long SUI
ferinq Community.

After years of waiting and the sub
mission Of numerous petitions to the
county commissioners. the people of
Kingston have at last secured the
much desired road connecting that
town with Enavlle. The old road was
practically impossible for a loaded
wagon, making it necessary to go
around by Pine creek in order to re-
move heavy freight from the railroad
station at Enaville to Kingston The
new road follows the river from King
ston up to the old bridge opposite
Enavile, thence across to the station
The bridge has been repaired and is
now in good condition. The new road
was built under the supervision Of
Geo, r. Trask, county surveyor. Mr.
Haight had the contract The road is
about two miles long
Another road Improvement has Just
been completed near the New Jersey
mill. Here an abuttment has been
constructed to throw the river chan
mel away from the road.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-15

portant process and one that has play
ed an essential part in the formation
of many large and highly productive
bodies Of ore.
Growing recognition of the over
whelming importance of enrichment in
the formal ton of some of the largest
copper deposits Of the world dates
from the year 1900 and is due chiefly
to the work of American biologists. A
recent publication of the United States
geological survey (Bulletin $500 en-
titled "The Enrichment of Sulphide
Ores by w. II. Emmons, Is devoted
to the description and discussion of
this process. The volume, which is
intended to bring together all the in
formation at present available on the
downward sulpffde enrichment is d.
visible into two parts. The first part
deals with the various conditions,
such as climate and porosity of the
rocks, that Influence the process and
with the physical and chemical prin-
N'I'NR nv p'NVu' Ht StCbIIu part re-
views briefly the available knowledge
of North American mining district in
so far as this knowledge bears on the
problems of enrichment The chemis-
try of enrichment is very fully IA dis
cussed in connection with the various
minerals found in ore deposits. and
the students of ore deposition will find
the book Invaluable as summary of
what Is known on the particular SUBJ
ject treated and as guide to the lit
erature that relates to It.
The Enrichment of Sulphide Ores"
Bulletin $50 may be obtained free on
application to The director, Unit ed
States geological survey, Washington,
.. c. The demand for the second edi-
ion Of ",rhe Data Of Geochemistry'
has been SO great that 1t was reprint
I'd last year, and the reprint has re-
emily become exhausted. Another
'dition will be issued by the survey
Turing the present year.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Office of the East Hercules Extension
Mining Company, Spokane, Wash,


Office of the East Hercules Extension
Mining Company, Spokane, Wash,
October 4, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the directors of the East
Hercules Extension Mining company,
held on the 4th day Of October, 1913,
an assessment Of one and one half
uR) mills per share was levied upon
the outstanding capital stock of the
corporation, payable on or before the
10Th day Of November, 1918, to w. H..
Macfarlan,s secretary treasurer, at the
office of the company, Room 2, Sher-
wood building, city of Spokane, Wash.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 18th day
of November, 1913, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment is made be-
fore. will be sold on the 18th day of
December, 1913, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
w. H. MACFARLAN.
Secretary Treasurer of the East Het-
cules Extension Mining Company,
Room 2, Sherwood Bldg, Spokane.
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The Enrichment of Ores

AS originally deposited. deep in the
rocks many of the familiar metals. es-
pecialy copper. lead. zinc, silver and
quicksilver exists as sulphides--that l.
rs minerals composed of one or more
metals chemically combined with sui
phur, In such original or primary de-
posits the generally worthless iron
sulphde, pyrite, is likely to predomin-
ate. while the more valuable metals
may be present in quantities too small
to be profitably extracted.
In the course of geologic ages, how =
ever as the land wears down under
the ceaseless attack of weather and
running water, the primary ore de-
post with its small proportion of val
liable metals, is itself exposed to the
forces of disintegration and decay that
are operating over all land surfaces
on the globe. Some constituents of
the disintegrating ore are carried away
in streams; some are blown away by
winds; and others, particularly some
Of the metals, are dissolved and car
ried by percolating rain water down
into the earth. These metal charged
solutions. coming into contact with
The sulphide minerals in the rocks.
have the chemical property of trans
these sulphides into others
more valuable to man. Thus solutions
copper and coming into con-
act with pyrite. which, Is a mineral
Of sulphur and iron, ab-
'tract some of the iron and leave cop
,er in its place. The bright-yellow.
beautiful hut generally useless pyrite
nay be changed, for example, to the
ess brilliant dark gray but far more
'aluable mineral chalcocite, a sulphide
f copper. This natural chemical con-
entration, whereby, as the exposed
PIPER portion Of an ore body DECAYS
nd Is removed by erosion. its valua-
lie constituents are In large part ca.-
led down and added to the portion
hat remains, is an exceptionally I'M
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN MINE AND MILL.
NEW PUMPS FOR MINE AND MA
cHlNERY FOR MILL SOON
TO ARRIVE.

Not much has been done toward ex-
plorlng the big ore body on the 1000
foot level Of the Success mine, report
ed In this paper few weeks ago The
cutting Of a station and other pre-
paratons for handling the ore on that
level have occupied the attention If
the management, and in addition the
pumping facilities have not been ade-
ily Two electric pumps have been or
dered and will be delivered at the mine
next week. One Of these will be In
stalled at the $50 level and the other
at the bottom Of the shaft, the latter
lifting the water to the $50 and the
first forcing 1t to the surface, along
with the drainage above the $50 level.
New Machinery to Arrive.
The machinery for the addition 10
the mill to operate the magnetic sep
arator will also arrive next week. This
arator itself, as there are some de-
tails in connection with the process
which remain to be worked out. How
ever, these will be determined in a
short time and 1t is expected that the
new process will soon be in operation
The separator is designed to extract
the iron from the concentrates. there
by raising the grade of future ship
ments as well as making great saw
ing in freight charges. This is one Of
several Improvements soon to be add
ed to the Success mill with the view
to reducing the costs Of marketing the
ore and saving values now lost
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Below are given figures of produc-
ton for 1912, as collected by the Unit
ed States geological survey. and esti-
mates for 1913, for coal and the lead
ing metals, furnished by the courtesy
of George Otis Smith. director, except
as noted:
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Notice Of Postponement.

Notice Is hereby given that by order
and resolution of the board of direct
ors, the time for payment of the above
assessment has been postponed to the
18th day of January, 1914, and the date
OF sale of delinquent stock has been
postponed to. the 21st day of Febru-
ary' 1914, at the same hour and place
before described
GEORGE AUSTIN.
! lo-t Secretary Treasurer.
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WOULD AID GOOD ROADS.
Senator Brady Prepares Bill Of I'M
portance to Idaho.

Senator Brady after a conference
with Forester Graves is preparing a
bill turning over to respective western
states all receipts from forest reserves
Within their boundaries, such funds
to be applied to the construction and
maintenance Of roads. The forester
said he favored such expenditures
from the forestry receipts and will
support the bill.
II the bill can be passed at an early
day Idaho viii get several hundred
thousand dollars from the prospective
sale OF timber In north Idaho.
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Congregational Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
preaching at II. Topic How and Why
! Pray" Evening worship at 1880 At
this service the pastor will give re-
view on Churchills great book, "The
Inside of the Cup" There will be spe-
cial music at both services.