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The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

sewers IN the loHoWinB uescrlDed al
I Sewer No. 1850. In alleys In block
bounded by Tarnow, Cecil. Panama and
Kirkwood avenues.
bounded by Continental, Emerson, Es-
sex and Freud avenues.
( Sewer No 2615. In alley in block
bounded by Emerson, Whitman. Essex
Sewer No. 2611. in alley in block
bounded by Continental, Emerson. s.
of Essex avenue.
sewer No. 2s25, in alley In block
bounded by Gates. Dey, Carbon and
Wabash Railroad twhere not already
Sewer No. as2s, in alley in block
bounded by Dey, Carbon and Herkimer
avenues (wnere not already severely.
Sewer No. 1927. In alley between
Emerson and Whitman, south OF Es-
sex avenue
bounded by Whitman, Reddig, Essex
and Freud avenues.
Sewer No, 1929. In alley In block
bounded By Whitman, Reddig. south OF
Sewer No. 2sso. In alley In block
bounded by Forman, Gates. Carbon.
and Wabash railroad twhere not al
: sewer no. 1871, In alleys In blocks
bounded by Marlborough. Manistiquc.
Korte and Essex.
Sewer No. 2sS2. In alleys In blocks
bounded by Lakewood Boulevard. Marl-
borough, Harbor and Ayondale,
sewer No. 1884. In alleys and street
In blocks bounded by Manistique. AL
ter Road Korte and Essex avenues
Sewer No. 1886, In alleys In blocks
bounded by Marlborough, Manistique
Harbor and Rorter avenues.
Sewer No 72636, In alley and street
bounded by Manistique, Alter Road.
Harbor and Korte avenues.
Sewer No. 1851. In street located In
Grand River. south OF Joy avenue (as
sewer No. 2sss. in alley in block
bounded by City Line. Lumley, Mlchi-
las shown). ~
Sewer No. 1859. In streets located in
Lakewood Boulevard and Harbor ave-
nue. (as shownl.
bounded by Artillery, Dragon, South
and Bayonet (where not already built).
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Ninth District--Corner Brooklyn and
Stanley avenues.
Tenth Distriet-seythws.t corner
Lincoln avenue and Grand Boulevard.
SEVENTH WARD
First District--corner Orleans and
Larned streets.
Second District--Northeast corner
Macomb and Riopelle streets.
Third District-Corner Riopslis ana
Fourth District-corner Orleans and
Brewster streets
Fifth Distriet-Corner Riopeiie street
Sixth District--South side OF Han
cock between Russell and Riopeiie.
Seventh District-corner Russell and
Eighth District-corner Hawthorne
street and Kenwood avenue.
EIGHTH WARD.
First District--North side Howard
street, east OF Twelfth street just
north of Abbott street.
Second District-southwest corner
Third District-corner High street
and National avenue.
Fourth District--Southwest corner
Fifth District--Corner National ave.
nue. and Ash street. .
Sixth District--Corner Vermont and
seventh District-Corner Willis and
Twelfth street
Eighth District--Vacant lot on
Twelfth between Caroline and Lysan-
der.
Ninth pistrict--southwe corner OF
Avery and Merrick avenues.
Tenth District--West side OF Tweiftn
street, between Marquette and Milwau-
kee avenues.
Eleventh District--Northeast corner
OF West Grand Boulevard and Hanover
street.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

Elaborate scientific Investigations in
Porto Rico. covering period of four
years, has been undertaken by the
New York Academy Of Sciences, with
the financial cooperation Of the Amer
lean Botanical garden. Columbia uni
versity, New York university, and the
government of Porto Rico, and under
the direction OF committee consist
ing of Professors N. l.. Britton, James
F. Kemp. Franz Boas, G.. l.. Poor and
II. Il. Champion. The program includes
studies In anthropology, archaeology,
botany, zoology. geology. pceano-
graphy, etc. The reforestation OF GER
tain parts Of the island is one Of the
practical problems to be investigated.
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for period OF six. hours TO hear any
person or persons desiring TO object TO
any assessment 90 made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY DANIEL I. DILwORTH.
A-7te President.
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NINTH WARD.

First District-st Aubin avenue be-
tween Larned and Congress streets.
Second District--Corner Monroe and
Third District-st. Aubin avenue.
south OF Sherman street
Fourth District--st Auoin avenue
Fifth District--St. Aubin avenue. Inn
mediately north OF Division street.
sixth District-Corner st. Aubin ave-
nue. and Pierce street q, Amin
avenue and 81. Joseph street
Eighth District--Corner superior
street and St. Aubin avenue ..
Aupin 'n and Forest avenues.
Tenth District-Southeast corner
Kirby and st. Aubin avenues ..
Aubin avenue between Piauette and
Trombley avenues.
TENTH WARD.
rlrst District--scuth side Howard
street., between Fourteenth avenue ano
Fifteenth street
ner Porter and Eighteenth streets.
Third District-Western Hay Mar
Fourth pistrict--westsrn Market
Fifth District--North side of Ash
street between sixteenth and Seven
| teenth streets, at intersection OF al
sixth pistrict--corner Seventeenth
and Linden streets.
Seventh District--sixteenth street,
| southwest corner OF Breckenrioss
Eighth District--corner OF Stanton
and Merrick avenues.
Ninth DIstrict--Corner OF Sixteenth
and %on Aptg pn.ss4sis. .Sssf avenue.
OF eleventh hswlSR a Dniisssriict-w.... sId. Han
over avenue. north OF Grand bouieVsro.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District--Larned street, be-
tween Jos. Campau and Chone street.
SECOND District--corner Jos. campau
Third District--Corner Jos. Campau
avenue and Waterloo street
Fourth District--Corner Jos. Cam
pay i nenu b sna 1aSs invest corner
Grandy avenue and st. Joaeph street.
sixth observation-disclosures Warren and
Jos Campau avenues.
between Harper and Piauette avenues
TWELFTH WARD.
Fist DIstrIct-CoFner Twenty-sec-
ond and Fort streets
am Twenty-third street,
Third Distriot-Eest side Twenty
ty,t Haa" street. south Of Michigan
Fifth Distrlot--Corner Tiilman ave.
nue. and But,s,n,n, strict. T;,sI.o .v.,..
| south OF Myrtle street,
Seventh Distriet--Corner Linden ana
| Twenty third streets,
Fiahth District--Corner Hancock
avenue west and Twenty-third street.
| Ninth District--Soutnwest corner OF
Kirby and Tillman avenues.
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tenth District-Intersectio STANLEY.
Maypury and Grand River avenuSs
Eisyenth District--Cornsr Roossvslt
Twelfth District--southwsst corner
Dexter Souievard and Lothrop avenue
THIRTEENTH WARD
posits s' A 16.,s,trict-Jersrson avenue. op-
ne sscgn , D!strict--Monros avenue.
tws a,rd pistrict-Eimwood avenue. be-
wen nunt and Hendricks streets
:, Fourth District---south sids ~ 49,
s an street. 100 feet east OF Eimwood
Fifth District-corner OF - ro..,.
sixth District---Northwest corr.x
Wills Avenue and Moran street. n
wsv hntw DstIict-Moran street, mid
Eighth pistrict--Moran street -
twSsn Ferry and Palmer. 1
M Moran str Dsssrict-corner Kantsr and
FouRrEENTH WARD.
., Frat rn1, p o,st avenue. north
Second District--North LA. =, ~
avenue avenue: between Palms and Hubbard
Third District--south side Dir av..
nue.: between Hubbard and vinswccd
Fourth D,.trict-cornsr vinsweos
an Fif hn,, pi.trict-cornsr Myrtle street
nus six TIA paI. ,,nsc Lasails ave-
seventh District-Corner yinewooa
and Merrick avenues - a.
Eighth District--Northwest corner
scotch avenue and Moore Place.
EsSsrEESPH WARD
First District--corner Jefferson ana
Second pistrict--Bellevue avenue.
between lafayette avenue east and q.
Third ."Y pistrict-corner K.rcA.v.,
and Bellevue avenuea
Fourth District--corner Bellevue and
Fifth District--corner N.,drum ~.
nue. and Gratiot avenue. '''
sixth District-cornsr Concord ana
Palmer avenues.
sIxTEENTH WARD.
First District--Junction avenue ana
second Di.trlot-cavafry ana L.
Third Disirics--Portsr ana ysraiaand
streets. - " ~
Fifth bi.sI's;c.ssir ana ana sGi 81 s7s:
4 Ms
Sixth District--Janetion ana rran.
seventh District--cornsr OF ssth and
Michigan avenue.
Eishth District-P. NJ. r. r. and Blu
Ninth District---East side OF Thirty
hrst street on frst vacant lot north
OF ais Thirty-nrs street.
Tenth Distriet--corner OF Thirty
10 brick building
SEVENTEENTH WARD
First District--corner Agnes and
Sn ssaona b fysnIss Van pyl.
Third Distriet--corner Agnes ana
fourth as District-corner wassrloo
and BALDWIN avenues.
Fifth District-cornsr Van Dyke
and Waterloo avsnuea 1
sixth District--cornsr ssyburn anl
seventh bistrict-cornsr Bsidwsn
EiSnsS pissriss--corn.r cAippsws
Ninth pistrtct-cornsr Holcomb ana
Kercheval avenues.
Tenth District-vacant lot on Ksr-
chevai avenue west of Pennsylvania
Eleventh Dis,rict--cornsr HoIeomb
Tyeifth pistrict-corner Pennsyi-
Thirteenth District--Cornsr Holcomb
and oratiot avenues.
Fourteenth District--Cornsr Garland
and Kcrchevel avenues. IL
Fifteenth Distriot-Corncr Lillibridge
and Jefferson avenuea
sixteenth Dtstrict--Corner Hart and
seventeenth pistrict--Corner OF Cop
lin and Jefferson Avenue East.
y EIoHrEENrH WARD
First District--c Corner Green avenue
aeoond Dlstrist-Sernsr Portland
Third District-Ccrnsr Waterman
and nsguisns, .s sysnnssss L~x,n~s.,
Ftfth District--Ccrner LawndA1o
sixth District--covnsr Norman ana
fl seventh Dissrics--cernsr 2aichiesn
and Clippert avenues
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Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., i3
John R.-st Phone Main 14ss.
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|EPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit, Aug. Is. 1914.
FOR CONSTRUCTING
vITRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Pub
lie Works. Detroit. Mich, until Tues
day, Aug. 25. 1914. at 10 o'clock a. m,
they, will be opened, for furnishing all
the labor and material, except manhoie
rings and covers. which will be fur
nished by the city, at city yards. and
gether with the ack-filling, accord
Ing to the plans and specifications on
Ale in this office, vitrified crock lateral
sewers in the following described al
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FIRST WARD


First Districs--Rsndoiph street 100
Second District-Campus Martius.
north OF Soldiers monument.
Third District-west side OF Farmer
street, between Gratiot avenue and
Fourth District--Eiizabeth street.
between Brush and Beaubien streets.
Fifth District--South side OF Ade-
laide street. east Of Woodward avenue:
Sixth District-corner. Brush and
Seventh District--Northwest corner
Brush street and Warren avenue.
Eighth District--Medbury Park. cor
Ninth pistrict-corner Woodward
and Custer, avenues.
Tenth District-Corner Woodward
and Alger avenues.
Eleventh District--Cornsr Woodward
and Belmont avenues.
SECOND WARD
First District-corner Shelby street
and Lafayette Boulevard.
Second District--Corner Grand River
and Bagley avenues.
Third District--Corner Cass avenue
and Columbia street west.
between Cass avenue and alley frsi
Fifth District--southeast corner
Cass avenue INSIDE sidewaik) and re-
sixth District-Southwest corner
Cass and Prentis ,,.
Seventh District--Corner Hancock
and Cass avenues.
Eighth District---Corner Cass ave-
Ninth District--Corner seward aho
Woodward avenues.
Tenth Dtstrict--Corner Woodward
and Edison avenues.
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COUNTY

Judge Of Probate,
Sheriff. County Clerk,
County Treasurer, Regis
ter OF Deeds, Prosecuting
Attorney, Circuit Court
Commissioners. Coroners,
Surveyor, County Road
Commissioners and Drain
Commissioners.
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WARD

Two Aldermen. one Con-
stable and two Members Of
the Board OF Estimates In
each OF the eighteen
wards OF said city.
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SIXTH WARD

First District-Corner Lafayette
boulevard and Brooklyn avenue.
Second Observation-Disclosures corner
Brooklyn avenue and Labrosse street
Third Districts-Corner Brooklyn ave.
nue. and Beech street,
Fourth District-Corner Spruce
street and Brooklyn avenue.
Fifth District--At the Intersection
OF Grand River avenue. Bags street
and sixth avenue.
sixth District---Corner Brooklyn ave-
nue. and Bralnard street.
Seventh District--Corner Willis ave-
nue. and Eighth street.
Eighth District--Corner Brooklyn
and Merrick avenues.
ATS
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THIRD WARD

First District-Corner 81. Antoine
Second District---St Antoine street,
between Clinton avenue and Muiiett
Third District--corner Montcalm and
Fourth District-Winder street, pc
tween ST Antoine and Hastings streets.
Fifth District-Ersktne street pc
tween st. Antoine and Hastings streets.
sixth District--Leland street. pc
tween St Antoine and Hastings streets.
Seventh District-Southwest corner
Farnsworth and St. Antoine streets.
Eighth District--Corner smith ahu
Ninth District--Corner heniWorth
and Oakland avenues
FOURTH WARD
First observation-disclosures corner OF
Third and Lafayette boulevard.
Second District--North side Bagiey
avenue, between Second ana lhno
avenues, 100 feet east OF Third aye ,s
west of Third street.
Fourth District-Corner Third ave-
nue. and Henry street. u. ~
Fifth District--Peterboro street, pe
tween Fourth avenue and Firth street
sixth District-Tuscola street, I'm
mediateiy west OF alley between Thiro
and Fourth. u.,a .oa
Seventh District-Corner Thiro nne
Eighth District-Southeast corner
Third and Merrick avenues.
Ninth District--Corner Forsyth ane
Baltimore avenues ,r,,xy
Tenth District--West side or Thire
avenue south OF Philadelphia.
Eleventh District--West SIDE o
Third avenue at Boston boulevard.
FIFTH WARD
First District--Southwest corner
Larned and Rivard streets.
Second District--Southwet corner
Mullett and Rivard streets.
Third District--Rivard street, pe'
tween Montcalm and High streets.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures corner
Alfred and Rivard streets -.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures corner III
ward and Benton streets.
sixth District--Rivard street, po-
tween Leland street and Alexanorine
avenue. ror uancock
aven,,e and Rivard street
E.ighth District-Corner Ferry ave-
me and Rivard street.
Ninth District---Custer avenue mid
way between Russell street and OAK
land avenue. $50 .
Cameron avenues to rear OF lot situate
on 5. w, corner OF said street.
Eleventh District--Corner Cameron
60 n
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PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE /

Representatives In the
State Legislature In the
First Representative dis
trict.
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STATE
CONGRESSIONAL

Governor and Lieuten-
ant Governor.
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CITY

Mayor. City Clerk. City
Treasurer. two Justices
Of the Peace. and ave
Members Of Board OF
Estimates (at-large).
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49, &"NatSA-
ant-Governor.
CONGRESSIONAL
Members Of Congress
from the First and Thir-
teenth districts.
LEGISLATIVE
State Senators In each
OF the First, Second,
Third, Fourth and Fifth
Senatorial districts.
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Ills Open 7 a. M. to 10 p. M.


houses r :
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First DIstrict--corner Jefferson ana
Second Observation-Disclosures avsnue.
between Lafayette avenue east and q.
Third District-corner Kerchsval
and Bellevue avenuea -
Fourth District--corner Bellevue ana
Fifth Dlstrict--corner Medium ave-
nue. and Gratiot avenue. - 7s
sixth District--cornSr Concord ana
Palmer avenues. -
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REGISTERED VOTERS

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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-16
STEEL CORPORATION DIVIDENDS
Lets Its Employees Have Stock in the
Company-Big Subscription.

In continuance of the plan observed
in previous years, beginning with
1908, the employees of the United
States Steel corporation and the sub
sidary companies We're, in January
1914, offered the privilege Of sub
scribng for preferred and common
stock of the corporation. The sub
scription price was fixed at sos pei
share for the preferred and $57 pei
share for the common stock. The an
nual allowances for five years for spe
cial compensation or bonus to be pal,
subscribers who retain their stock
SIS per share for the preferred am
$3.50 per share for the common stool,
The conditions attached to the off
and subscription, aside from the fea
lures of subscription price and II
amount of special compensation OF
bonus to be paid, were substantially
the same as those under which stoci
has been offered to employees in cac
of the previous 10 years. Subscrip
tions were received from 4649S en-
ployees for an aggregate of 1872
shares of preferred and 1850 share
of common stock.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-16
NEW FRISCO MILL
TURNING OUT ZINC
OLD CANYON CREEK MINE AGAIN
IN PRODUCING LIsT-HAs
LARGE ORE RESERVES.

The new mill at the Frisco mine on
Canyon creek is now working one
shift on zinc ore produced from the
old mine workings. The mill Is the
old Black Bear mill, which has been
remodeled by the Federal company
and equipped with the latest machin-
ery for the concentration Of zinc ores.
If this plant is a success 1t is the in
tention of the company to remodel
and equip the big milling plant at the
Frisco. The ore reserves in the mine
are large, practically all of the zinc
ore having been left in the slopes by
the old company. Much new develop
ment work is also going forward in
the Frisco workings. The mine is the
deepest outlet for the immense group
Of claims between the Morning mine
at Mullan and the Frisco, purchased
some time ago by the Federal under
a long time bond and lease. This pur-
chase included practically all of the
claims on the Morning Frisco ore zone
except the Ivanhoe property at Null
Ian.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-16
ROAD BOOSTERS
meet At MULLAk
MINERAL COUNTY REPRESENTA-.
TIvEs HERE EXPLAIN ROAD
SITUATION OVER LINE.

If you want to get a crowd Of the
best people on earth together quick,
call a road meeting. The meeting last
night at Mullan to meet the delega-
ton from the new Mineral county in
Montana was attended by 10 automo-
biles and about so representative citi-
zens from Wallace. Burke and Ward
ner- Kellogg An excellent lunch was
provided by the .Mullan boosters, and
the meeting was productive of much
valuable information about the new
county of Mineral and the road
through that county. 1t was explain
ed by the Montana delegation that on
account of the county being narrow
it would be necessary to construct
only one main trunk road through
the county, and this they propose to
do in excellent shape. The question
Of the road, which was started by the
Mulan Commercial club, has been the
primary cause for the separation Of
the west end from Missoula county.
The people wanted roads, not as a
luxury, but as necessity; Missoula
county made many promises, but fail
ed to keep them, and the people OF the
west end have therefore decided to
row their own boat hereafter. The
election for the county division will be
held August /, and in the meantime
the citizens of Mineral county propose
to repair the present road by popular
subscription in order to make IT pass
able this season in time to accommo-
date our share of the Glidden tourists
through this district. President Miller
Of the Shoshone Good Roads associa =
ton, appointed committee Of two to
go over the road as soon as possible
and estimate the cost Of repairs, and
do anything else possible to assist the
Mineral county people in successfully
opening this road.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-16
HYPOTHEEk BUYS MlLLSlTE.
Pine Creek Selected for Mill Build
inc by Kingston Company.

The Hypotheek company has just
completed negotiations for the pur-
chase of millsite on Pine creek
from Andrew Mcleod. The con-
sideration paid was not given out.
The ground purchased is n " Sc
!, of section G, Twp. % ~, II, . r.
B. NJ. The Pine creek site was
chosen in preference to Kingston
for the reason that 1t requires a
shorter tramway line to the point
of transportation. The efforts be-
ing made to secure a railroad up
Pine creek also entered into the sell
ection of this site, as in case the
road is completed the Hypotheck
will be nearer rail transportation
than they would be at Kingston. a
three mile tram would be necessary
at Kingston, while a tram | y miles
long serves the purpose at Pine
creek with q three fourths mile
wagon haul in case the railroad is
not constructed as proposed. The
construction of the mill building
will depend largely on the develop
ments made in the lower levels of
the mine, but there is hardly a
doubt but that these will be suf-
fciently good to warrant good
sized plant.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-16
HUNTER COMPANY
OPENS NEW LEVEL
BIG MUlLAN PROPERTY SHOWS
INCREASED ORE RESERVES
At DEPTH.

The Hunter company at Mullan mas
nearly completed the work OF sinking
from the 600 to the S00foot level. ana
Is getting everything In readiness for
the cutting Of new station on the
500 level, from which point the big ore
bodies will again be opened up. Fh's
will give the company considerable
reserve ore, as the 6Oo-foot level IA
practically untouched, only one stope
having been worked to any extent.
The deep development Of the Hunter
is proving the property to be one OF
the big mines Of the district. The ore
occurs in huge zone about 200 feet
wide, and the deeper workings snow
a rapid increase both in size and
quality of the ore bodies In this zone.
The huge bodies Of iron which were
characteristic OF the upper workings
are becoming less prominent and are
being replaced by galena ore. very
little zinc is in evidence
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-16
Old IRON MOUNTAIN MINE
TO RESUME ACTIVE OPERATIONS
LEADsILvER WILL oRk UNDER THE MANAGEMENT
OF LAWRENCE A. RAMAeE AS REcEWER-Is AN
IMPORTANT

160O-foot level. The two zinc veins
are virgin to the surface, never hav-
ing been touched by the old company.
One of the zinc veins Is 16 feet wide
Of good milling ore and had been de-
veloped at that time about 100 feet
in length. The other zinc vein was
opened the full width Of the drift,
about 6 feet wide for a distance of
about $50 feet, showing a solid body
Of good milling zinc ore. The lead
silver ore shoot is about Geo feet in
length and is shaped like a fish hook,
tapering at either end and swelling to
Is feet in width around the turn OF
the hook, the wide part of the body
being about 250 feet long This ore
body has held its hook shape from the
surface, the hook being caused by a
cross fault. The zinc veins apparent
ly occur in the same manner. Last
fault and one of the zinc veins picked
up beyond the faulting, where it show
ed about feet in width of good ore.
The ore is easily milled, being in a
light gangue. The company was
somewhat handicapped last year with
it's milling plant which is not only
out of date, but has served its use
fulness. In spite Of this however the
mine could have been made to pay
had the mill been furnished with suf-
tcient feed.
For some reason unknown, more
waste than ore was put through the
mill and resulted in a failure for the
company. The property Is splendldly
equipped with electrical power from
the Thompson Falls plant and one of
the latest make Ingersoll- Rand air
fcompressors. The concentrates are
hauled to Superior by wagon. dis
tance of three or four miles, and
shipped on the Milwaukee.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-16
NATIVE SILVER AT NATIONAL.
MulIan Property Opens New Shoot
of Copper. Silver Ore.

The National company at Mullan
has made new and important dis
covery of copper silver ore on its
lower tunnel level, having broken
into several feet of high grade ore
showing liberal quantities Of ma
tive silver. The discovery is in the
east drift in one of the crosscuts,
and is said to surpass anything be-
fore found in the mine. The Ma
tional is proving full of surprises
in rich and unlocked for ore sh ots
as the development work pro-
crosses on the different levels.
There are now many shoots of high
grade copper glance opened in the
mine, enough to insure rich mill
feed tor the entire vein. The IL
tent of the new copper silver shoot
will not be known for some little
time, as it has just been located
for the first time, and it will be
necessary to open it on other levels
before it's real Importance can be
determined. The ore is said to
show large sheets and patches OF
pure silver.