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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
Protestiramo, da hi moral ponovno v~ojevati YER
ske boje 16 in 10. ~stoletja.

n UUJC To III TO. SCOItIJd.
Tia boz ,ako Sc pravocasno ne konGa, ina lah-
kO ze posledice IA umstveno in socialno zivlienje
Amerlke. lie trdnost in neOmahljivost V naSem
stalStu mas lahko resi- kataStrofe. katolSka GER
kew mora pustiti politiko ma miru. SocialistiGna
Stranka pa apeluje ma vse katoliske delavce. da
gledajo in pOmagajo nekatoli6anom da Sc Ego
di tako.
V svoiem staliSGu napram katoliSki cerkvi
Je socialistitna stranka pokazala, da Sc INA do
bro kontrOlirati, vrSec svoj p%olitiGni boi in ne
zmenet SO "a napade cd strani cerkve, vslcd cesar
81 Je %pridobila reSpekt pc cell r%epubliki Stranka
ne DO nikdar iskala duseynih prOccSov in argu-
mentov, XII so ze davno mrtvi. In kakor zahteva
Stranka, da mora krvavo orozje militarizma liz
o%rozarnic V muzeje, ravnotako zahteva, da mora
tudi verska nestrpnost, jezuitsko intrigiranje in
VISA mizerija, katcra izvira IL verskih konfliktov.
iii pod zemljo. kamor spada in ostati tam glo-
boko pokopana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
Socialist, katolicani in iavne sole.

SocialistiGna stranka zavZema svoje stalisGe
ma temelju onih svobodSGin, XII so re davno pri-
znane v hedinjenih drzavah. To so: svoboda ii
ska, svoboda govora, svoboda JAYNE izobrazbe,
volllna svoboda in vlada vecine. Temeljni kamen
vseh teh pa je svoboda JAYNE izobraze "a vse.
Stranka vrsi svoje ~politicno delo s trent smo-
tri ma vidiku. PrviG hoce porabiti politicno moe
V delavske kOristi V bojih ma industrijelnem po-
lju; ma ia nacin DO stranka pomagala do image
V ~Strajkih, DrugiG hoce stranka povzdigniti jaw
no zdravstvo in razviti sredstva V splosno izbolj-
SAME socialnega zivljenja, kadar dobi svoje mesto
V vladi. TretjiG je socialistiGna stranka edna
stranka, Xxi razume in vidi veliko potrebo in vaz-
most Javnih sol. In ravno ma TEN polju, ma poliu
JAYNE izobrazbe, DO konflikt socialistiGne stranke
in katoliske cerkve vecji, kakor kje drugie.
Ako hi katoliska cerkev drzala svoje prste
proc cd javnih sol, socialistiGna stranka Sc ne hi
nikdar zmenila "a MO. Ako hoGejo katoliGani
lmetl svoJe privatne Sole "a svojo deco, sal Jim
tega mice ne brani. Socialist ne advokatiramo
pristine drzavne izobrazbe "a ve otroke. Toda
cerkev je re cd zaGetka silno napadala mas sistem
Javnega Solstva in napada ga Sc danes V celoti.
TO Je nekaj re tako znanega, da nj treba, da bi
iskali dokaze "a to V katoliSkih cerkvah in case
pisju. JAYNE Sole so Sc pa razvile in napredujejo
klJub vsemu nasprotovanju in oviranju cd strani
rimske cerkve.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
Veliki Slovensko- Anglesk Toll

Veliki Slovensko -Angleski Tol.
mac. obsega slov.-angl. slovnico.
razgovOre, pisma in navodilo ka.
ko postati drzavljan poleg mai
vccjega slov.-angl in angl. SLOW.
slovaria. knjiga ie nujno potreb.
no vsim onim, kf sc res zelijo ma.
uciti anglescine. Cena v platnu
trdo vezana (430 strani) je So,
ter Sc dobi pri v. ]. Kubelka, 53S
w. 145. st.. New York, N. Y.
Pisite po cenik knjig.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
Socialisticno naziranje JAYNE izobrazbe.


NaSe JavnO SOlstvo je direkten produkt demo
kratlcnega duha in namena. Prva polovica devet-
naJstega ~stoletja je bila priGa najveGjega demo
kraticnega vresnicenja tedanje dobe in to vres-
nicenje Je bio V Ameriki. Presto naseljevanje
ma "homesteadih" ali brezplaGnih z~emljiStih V "a
padnih drzavah je dalo prvo podlago splosnemu
in svobodnemu javnemu solstvu. Socialna moe
vzbuJenega medznega delavstva V vzhodnih drza-
yah je bila druga podlaga. Oba o~menjena ljud-
ska sloja z~cmljiski naseljenci in mezdni de-
lavci sta zahtevala javno solsko izobrazbo "a
svojo mladinO in sicer IL dveh razlogov: prviG.
Ola Sc vzgoji inteligentna masa draavljanov-volil-
cev in drugiG, da dobe otroci ~farmerjev in mezd-
nth delavcev ravno tisto priliko do izObrazbe, ka-
kor otroci imOvitejsih slojev.
u narascanjem socialnih potreb in stremlje-
MIA posameznikov sc je nase javno solstvo zelo
razvilo. Poleg nizjih Sol so bile ustanovljene nor
make, visoke sole in v mnogih drzavah tudi vse-
ucelisca. V mnogih mestih %storjen je tudi zelo
vspeSen zacetek socializiranja javnih sol Delavec
je dobil svoje vecerne Sole in V mnogih delavskih
okrozjih sluzijo solska p~oslopja kot druzabna SIRE.
diSca. V veGjih mestih so okrog Sol prosta igra-
lisca "a otrOke. In V tesni zvezi s solami naras6a-
jo tudi JAYNE knjizicc kot velik faktor svobodne
izobrazbc. Sistem javnega solstva V Zedinjenih
drzavah je 2 vsemi svoiimi n%apakami poleg de-
lavskega gibanja najbolj ~upapolna ustanova "a
bodoGo druzbo v republiki.
(Slijedi.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
Eniciklika zametuje ustavo Zedinjenih drzav.

Sse W" oCuihJCulu uILdf.
S TEN, da katolska cerkev napada social
zem ma eni in isce nadZorstvo mad Waldo ma drugi
strani, zapusca sfero we're in prehaja ma ~politicno
pole. Cerkev s svojo avtokratiGno silo, XII 10
vporablja mad zvestimi pristaSi ,rusi demokratiG-
ma nacela, vtika Sc V volilno svobodo in gazi
pravice ameriSkega ljudstva, XII Sc samo vlada
in ne mara, da bi mu zapovedovala kaka tuje-
zemska sila. Vsak ameriSki d~rzavljan hi moral
biti proti temu.
Preberite Sc enkrat gori navedeni odstavek
liz enciklike proti socializmu, kjer papez Leon
XIII. napada temeljna nacela demokratiGne Via
de in kjer trdi, da ljudstvo ne SINE vladati, tenn
vec lie visoki vladadji po milosti boga. Potem
pa berite sledeci uvod IL ustave Zedinienih draw
in primerjajte:
mi, ljudstvo Zedinjenih drxav, V svrho,
da sestavimo bolj perfektno unijo, ustanovi-
mo pravico, zagOtovimo domaci mir, podpre-
mo obrambo ljudi, povzdignemo sploSno bla-
~gostanje in da zavarujemo svobodo nam in
naSim potomcem, narekujemo sledeco ustavo
"a Zedinjene drzave ameriske."
Ali pojmite razliko? Vsaka nadaljna be-
soda o znaGilnosti tega kontrasta hi bila odveG.
Katoliska hierarhija, katera trdi, da je %lojalna
vladi Zedinjenih drzav, Sc tepe samo seboj, ali pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
POTOvANJE v STARE DOMOvINO

Nasa parobrodna ~poslovnica je najveejs
ma Zapadu IN ina vse ~najboljse oceansk.
erte (linije). Sifkarte prodajamo 20
kOmpaniiskih cenah.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
THE JACK WAITE.
The Company Has Extensive Plans for
Work This Season.

IT, r. Ahrcns secretary and man
oecr Of the Jack Waite Mining com
Dany, was in the city last week In
converse tion with him he outlined in
rer reral terms the plans OF the COM
0onv for the seasons work. II Is the
opinion Of the management that the
main ore shoot lies some 300 feet be-
vnnd the face Of the lower tunnel, and
nrcordingly the drift will be extended
with the expectation Of finding it. A
ra Sc will also be started to connect
the lower and upper tunnels, a dis
tance of 435 feet. This raise VIII also
he the means Of opening a consider
able ore body between the two levels.
During the past few months the
teams Of the company have been busy
hauing lumber and all necessary sup
plies to the mine while there was q
good snow road The result IS that
everything Is in readiness to carry out
these plans Of development as soon as
water is available for power. which
will probably be early in April.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
(|A!RYs BUTTE MANAGER
VISITS SUNSET MINE
BELIEVED HiS REPORT MAY
SHAPE PLANe FoR FUTURE
DEVELOPMENT.

w. c. Slderfn, general manager for
senator Clark in handling his vast
mining and other interests at Butte,
arrived in the city Tuesday and went
up to the Sunset mine Wednesday
morning and had not returned at noon
loaay. The Sunset IS owned by Sen
ator Clark and it has been reported
that he would visit the property at an
early date himself, or as soon as the
snow had disappeared. 1t is probable,
however. that the development of the
property has reached a point that
makes it necessary to determine plans
fo,. its further development, and hence
the visit Of this personal representa-
tive of Mr.. Clark.
Drifts are being run both east and
west on the 400 level, but what the
showing is at the present time could
not be learned. It is generally un-
derst0od to carry the present work
much further, either in the way Of
drifting or sinking, will require q
compressor plant of greater capacity.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
The ELDORADO.
Property Near Kellogg Being Develop
ed by Contract.

About mile from Kellogg, near
Montgomery gulch, on the north side
Of the river Is the Eldorado group,
which has been developed to a con-
siderable extent, and upon which a
contract was recently let to run a
tunnel which will open the vein at
depth The principal stockholders of
the company are NJ. A. Curran OF Kel-
logg, Judge Quinn of Cataldo, and r,
f. Lantzy Of Spokane. w. w. BiXby
If this city. is secretary Of the COM
pany. The Eldorado Is admirably To-
Gated both for easy development and
in the matter of transportation, the
lower tunnel being within zoo or 500
feet of the railroad.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
TIE MONITOR TUNNEL
SOON Be UNDER WAY
ALL. ARRAN GEMENTS COMPLET.
Ell TO START WITHIN THE
NEXT 80 DAYS.

the Monitor tunnel Of which much
H. been said during the past year, Is
aan to be reality. Otis Hill, presi-
'.' Of tie Monitor company. who
alDunced last fan that the tunnel
.ould be started in the spring. has
rav completed arrangements for fin
nairg the enterprise and the work
VI actually begin within the next 30
'a.s. The tunnel will start practical
t the stat N of Adair, on the Mil
yaukee, on the ground of the Leroy
'1Il e. Copper Mining company.
Herman ]. Rossi of this city. president
# the Leroy, yesterday entered into
an agreement with Mr.. Hill granting
him right of way through Leroy
ground and binding him to complete
the work underI specified conditions.
Opens Up Other Mines.
The Monitor tunnel will be approx
imately $500 feet in length and will
attain a vertical depth of about 1900
feet. In addition to bringing the ores
Of The Monitor within easy access of
this tunnel Will also
cut one Of the veins on the Leroy at
a depth of 700 feet. and make it pos
sible to reach the Richmond and st,
Lawrence at depths corresponding to
that of the Monitor This tunnel is
by long odds the most important en-
that has been undertaken in
that section, and 1t means the speedy
and extensive development OF known
bodies Of copper ore Of great value.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
BIG CREEK STRIKE.
Big creek Leasing Company Said to
Have Cut Rich Vein.

1t was reported the first of the week
that the Big Creek Leasing company
of which p. W. Price of Kellogg is
manager, had cut the Yankee Boy vein
in the long crosscut and that it showed
about foot of high grade silver ore.
The strike is said to have been made
at distance of about 500 feet. and
that the leasers will drift on it and
also continue the crosscut, as another
vein is believed to pass through the
ground under lease.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
THE REX.
Rumor That Negotiations Are in Pro-
cress for the Property.

4 rumor was current on the street
this week thai parties were negotia-
ting for the Rex mine. This was a
most cheering bit Of news to great
many hopeful holders Of Rex stock,
ard efforts were made to have the re-
port confirmed, but without success.
In response to a request for informa-
ton on the subject, Herman ]. Rossi,
who 4 the largest holder Of Rex stock
replied that he could say nothing f"r
publication at this time, but he left
the impression that there might be
something in the report.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
THE AMAZON. DIXIE.
Strong Indications That Long Cross
cut Is Nearing the Vein.

The Amazon Dixie, of which Wesley
Everett is the manager, located about
half Wey down the hill on the Mon
tana side Of the divide. seems to be
nearing the vein. Mr.. Everett Is in the
east completing arrangements for the
more extensive development of the
property During his absence work on
the property is in charge Of A. J.. Sor-
enson who is making quite record
driving the crOsscut, knocking out
about 100 feet per month with TWO
men besides himself The crosscut is
now in 1900 feet and stringers of ore
are appearing in the face According
to survey the ledge should be cut in
about 40 feet but 1t would not be sur
prising If it was encountered in a
shorter distance.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
THE ARLINGTON.
Work Will Be Resumed With the Dis
appearance Of Snow.

G. r. Fisher, one of the principal
owners of the Arlington, just over the
Montana line above Burke, will re-
sumo work on the property as soon as
the snow will permit taking in sup
plies, which should be in about a
month. Mr. Fisher has contract to
run 1000 feet of tunnel which will en-
counter the vein at depth which it
Is believed will show good shoot of
ore Considerable ore has been found
In the upper works.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
Terms Of the Option.

The proposition being submitted to
the stockholders by Mr. Mallette pro-
vide for the payment Of 5 cents per
share for the stock under the follow
ing conditions: The stock to be deliV-
cred to the Union Trust & Savings
bank in Spokane on or before April
subject to the following terms: The
payment Of cents per share on the
stock deposited with the bank on July
l. 2 cents to be paid six months from
July l, and cents to be paid nine
months from July /, making the life
Of the option one year. In the mean
time the bank is to be given a proxy
by the shareholders entering into the
agreement to be exercised during the
life of the option. These are the es
sntial features of the proposed agree
ment. What success the offer is meet
ing can not be learned.
ldora Regarded a Good Property.
The Idora mine is regarded as q
good and meritorious property by
mining men who are familiar with it..
Besides the Idora claims proper the
company holds bond on the Tus-
cumbia, from which most of the ore
that has been milled has been taken
and which is regarded as one of the
best properties in the Sunset section.
Mismanagement seems to be the main
trouble with the Idora and if that is
remeded it Is believed the property
can be placed on paying basis
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
Benton Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Benton Mining COM
pany will be held Saturday afternoon
at o'clock at the office Of the COM
panv. corner of Bank ands Ehtrd
streets. A board Of directors viii be
elected and other important business
transacted. A large representation OF
shareholders Is desired.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
THE BULLION.
Will Soon Start Long Crosscut Tun-
neI--PreIiminary Work.

James II. Taylor, secretary and
manager Of the Bullion Mining COM
pany, expects to go over to the prop
erty soon after the first Of April and
will devote much Of his time to per-
sonally supervising the work there this
summer. 1t Is the plan Of the COM
pany to drive crosscut tunnel which
will cut the vein a a distance Of about
$500 feet and at a depth Of 437 feet.
But before this work is started Mr..
Taylor expects to devote considerable
time to prospecting the upper level.
He is not fully satisfied with the re-
suits accomplished there, and he Will
therefore run several short crosscuts
from the upper tunnel in order to
thoroughly know the ground before
beginning to explore 1t at depth.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
CONTROL. Of |DORA HILL. |.
NOW BEING SOUGHT
OFFER SUBMITTED TO STOCK
HOLDERS TO TAKE STOCK
AT 8 CENTS PER SHARE.

C. E. Mallette, the Spokane broker
whose name figured prominently in
the Snowstorn- Missoula Copper deal,
is now endeavoring to put through a
proposition which has for it's purpose
the control of the Idora Hill Mining
company. AS this company has been
contending with serious financial diff
iiculties for some months past, which
have recently eliminated in attach
ments being placed on the properly Of
the company it is presumed that the
option desired by Mr.. Malette is for
the purpose of eXtricating the COM
pany from financial straits and reor-
ganizing it under new and more eX-
perienced management. The large
sales of Idora stock Of the past few
weeks are no doubt due to the efforts
Of the parties now trying to gain con-
troll
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26

Gold backed mirrors for searchligllts
are being tried by British warships or
tho theory that they will penetrate
fog better and distinguish more read
ily q gray vessel against background
of similar color.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
tiECLA DIVIDEND.
Company Makes Its Regular Monthly
Disbursement

Last Friday, March 20. the Hecla
lining company of this city, paid Its
per share amounting to $4,000. This
makes a total for this year Of 100000
md a grand total for the mine OF $3,-
$50, 900.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26

posed to be the Snowstorm company.
1t is also stated that the SnoWstorm
already owns control OF the Snowshoe.
These facts together with the rela-
lively favorable location of all lead
to the conclusion that ultimately and
at no distant date there will be a big
consolidation of Snowstorm, Snow
shoe. Lucky Calumet and Missoula
Copper, and that No. 4 tunnel of the
Snowstorm will be extended to Mis-
soula Copper, thus developing all of
them at great depth.
Mullen Formed tho Pool.
When reports first come to be cir
culated regarding the big body Of ore
in the Missoula Copper and it be-
came evident that efforts were being
made to purchase or tie up large
blocks Of stock at the prevailing low
prices, W. r. Mullen of this city, one
Of the heavy stockholders and close
ly related to the Greenough family,
No'iICiNSu tiS iocet VI iOi 4'i%iiS u P"Ni
among the big holders Of the Mis-
soula stock in order to maintain the
control and thus be able to handle the
stock to the best advantage. 1t was
through him that c. E. Mallette got
busy all at once, that Leo Greenough
was called to Spokane to meet Mis-
soula Copper stockholders, and that
the pool was hurriedly formed to pro-
tect the market, and which seems now
about to materiali2e in deal much
to the advantage Of all concerned.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
SQUARE DEAL VEIN
HAS CRYSTALIzED LEAD
CHARACTERISTICS THE SAME AS
SOME OF TIE BIG MINES
OF The DISTRICT.

In this district Of many promising
prospective mines it would be worse
than rash to point to one and say IL
surpassed an others in favorable in
dications of developing into u mine
So the best that can be said of the
Square Deal, situated at the head of
Hultner gulCh, half way between wal
lace and Mullan, is that no one can
examine the great vein that passes
through it without being convinced
that it contains a great body of lead
ore. In the upper tunnel the vein is
fully 80 feet wide and all through il
are masses Of lead crystals Of green
ish hue, the technical name Of which
is not now recalled, and which have
characterized the upper workings of
some Of the richest mines Of the dis
triCt
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
SHOWING OF ORE
SUCCESS LOWER LEVEL
DRIFTING SHOWS LEAD AND
ZINC ABOUT EQuAL--ZlNC
RUWS OVER 40 PER CENT.

Tha Success mine IS looking fine
these days. Some months ago The
Miner reported that the crosscut from
opened tremendous body of ore, in
which lead seemed to be taking the
place of zinc, the latter having pre-
dominated in the upper levels. Since
that strike was made the vein has
been drifted upon in both directions
an aggregate distance of about 70 feoi
and drifting is still in progress. The
showing in both faces is highly graft
flying to the management.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
High Grade Zinc Ore.

The faces Of both drifts are in solid
ore and there is ore on both sides Of
the drifts, the total width of the shoot
being unknown. The ore is about in
equal parts Of lead and zinc, probably
a little more of the latter. The zinc
re viii average over 40 per cent and
the lead ore about Is per cent. The
lead ore also has high value in sill
yer. The fine showing on this level
which is only about 300 feet below the
main working tunnel. is most reassur-
ing for the future of the mine. In a
which there is reason to believe will
open still larger ore bodies and higher
values.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
Has Two Veins.

Tho Vein that has just been encoun-
tered is the same that the Hector is
priVnig its long tunnel to reach and
"hich viii cut it at depth Of prob
ably 1900 feet. This same Square
Deal tunnel, which is about 500 feet
4 lenrth, cut another promising vein
at distance Of about 200 feet from its
portal. and this is also no doubt the
came that the Hector cut several hun
dred feet back and which had a good
rhoWing of galena. There is No ore in
it where the Square Deal crossed it,
hrt its appearance indicates that ore
might be encountered with a little
drifting in either direction.
Tho st1c'' in the SQUARE Deal CON-
nany is chiefly owned by Occur d'Alone
and Walla Wall1 people. In Wallace
the prncipal owners are H. f. HoWes,
!. H. Smith and A. II. Featherstone.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
MARSH ore SHOOTS
IMPROVE WITH DEPTH
PANY coNTEMPLATES IN
CREASlNG OUTPUT.

Parties visiting Burke the past week
r-pprt that some one is engaged in
buying up the houses above the Her
cules ore bins and about the school
house and that they are all to be re
moved. That the purchases are being
made for the Marsh Mining company
is The general belief in Burke, accord
ing to information received by The
Miner. The present loading bins for
the Marsh are located just aboyc the
Tiger hotel and near the Hercules
bins There is no room to spare there,
in fact, it looks like both the Marsh
and Hercules would like more room.
1t Is this situation that seems to have
led to the conclusion that the Marsh
is preparing to have the railroad track
extended up to O'Neil gulch and that
the mine will find an outlet there for
its ore
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
The Vein in Lower Tunnel.

Another crosscut tunnel has now
cut this vein at 800 feet additional
depth and has penetrated it for a
distance of about 20 feet. The vein
matter is mostly quartz more or less
decomposed with irregular seams all
through it in which have formed white
crystals of lead, which have no doubt
been deposited as above by the flow
of water from great body of lead
ere. Immediately upon striking the
vein a great flow of water came into
The face Of the tunnel and is still COM
ing in to an extent that seriously in
tarferes with the work. The vein
makes 4 splendid showing, but it is
evident that greater depth must be
attained to reach pay ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-03-26
Mine Showing Up Fine.

It appears now that the recent sharp
advance in Marsh stock was due to
the splendid showing the mine is ma
king as its development progresses.
According to reliable information the
ore bodies are showing an increase in
size with depth and the quality of ore
is also Improving Much of the ore
that is being shipped is taken out in
the course of development, and it Is
intimatcd that If the company is pre-
pairing to change the outlet of the
mine to the mouth Of O'Neil gulch, IT
is part of the plan to greatly increase
its output But in any event. the
people of Burke confidently expect the
Marsh to take rank among the big
mines Of the district, and they claim
to know whereof they speak,