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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-02-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Gathered During the Week
and Boiled Down,
Case Of You Pool VS.. Caire &
4 Graugnard, ct ais demanded
to lower Court.
Freight Train derailed near
La Place.

Among the sfAten decision
handed down in N. o. last We'd
nesday by the State Court of
Appeals we note the caseiof Gal
brit D. Ven Pool VS.. Caire and
Graugnard, etals. 1nthis matter
the Prior decree is recalled and
the case is remanded to the lower
court. The decision was handed
down by Judge Godchaux.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-02-20


Hunters re reminded that the
spen season for game birds of al
kinds nina ed Last Monday !
FebrI The Gopsefy alton
Com IS announced test
VIC ons Of the law by KILN
ne out of season will be viges
Ously prosecuted, and every
sportman should make it his duty
to cooperate in enforcing the re-
gulations in this regard and thus
assist in incre asing and perpe-
tuating the supply of game.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-02-20

A proposition to incur an in
debtedness of $40. 900 to build a
gravel road viii be submitted to
are taxpayers Of St. Charles
parish at = special election
March 9.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-02-20
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the an
nuaI election of Directors of THF
BRADY GRANIER, Co. Ltd, viii
be held on Monday, March lst. 1915.
between the hours Of ands P. NJ. al
the Office of the Company, Woodland
store.
MAURICE GRANIER,
secretary,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09

intereses : hasta cl honor de nues
tro pals.
Para saIvaguardia de estas supre-
mas razones. Ell Gobierno de Su Ma
iestad Sc ha visto obligado i notifi-
car e. / de Mayo al Gobierno Impe-
rial. asi como al austro-hungaro, la
SUSPENSION de todas Il proposiciones
la deruncia de los tratados de allan
"a. de~clarando aSi su libertad de &C
ci6n. ror otra parte. no era possible
dejar d Italia aiSlada, sin seguridades
- sin prestigioS, en- el momeUto pre-
ciso en- Que la historic Gel murdo
@trayiesa por una Ease dccisiva. En-
tai eStado de cosas, considerable IA
g-sve6ad dc Ia sitGacior nacional. ei
Gobieluc debe pre3arar SU poiitlca de
nanera tai cue pueda afroHtar las
-randes pruebas que le esperan, !,
para clio. en- proyecto de ley os pidc
los pvde-ss cXtraordinari0s que nece-
sta. Esta mcdida queda iuStificada
con nucstro modo de ]proceder ' con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
FL Reg de Italia ha env;sdo al Prcsi-
dente Poincarc ell siguiente
tcicE;ame.

Al entrar en- campona, dirijo a
Y. Z. nj saiudo V mis- wejurca votos.
Vi tclcgrama 50 Eia rruzado con Ell
mensaic en- cl cuai y. E. r~ecordaba,
cou OCCASION lie esa nueya fraterni-
dad de arnaS, las tradicIoncS y la
Eos que han undo a FrancIa e Italia
en- el pasado, y que hoy les unen Gu
IN nuevo ideal: Ia liberation de los
pueblcs oprimidos y Ia defensa de
nuestra civilization comUn.
Profundamentc sensible a las elo-
cuentcs cxprcsioncs dc Y. E., me cs
grato rcitcrar d V. E., asi como a Ia
f'rancia, lbs seg%uridadcs dc mis- cor
dialcs pcnsamicntos Y dc mi fcrvicn-
te deseo Porquc la victoria dc MUGS
traS armas conduzca al cStableci-
miento dc una pag durable. basada en-
eli lcgro dc las rcivindicacioncs ma
cionalcs, Gil IA iuSticia y eli la libcr.
tad.
Emvio a V. +. cI tcstimouio dc mi
personal y cordialisima amiStad.
Victor Manuel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09

el dc los demas Estad0s, c~ualquiera
que sea Ia forma de su Gobierno
Y tambien podra facilitar mejor unG
coordination de intereses en- uso de
las facuitades que nuestras leyes en-
vigor~ conceden, por otra partc, al Go
bierno cuando sc trata de Ia ley su-
prema como 10 es la SaIud del Estado.
Sin %cnfaSis y sin orgulio, pero con
el convencimiento de la grave res
ponsabilidad que nos incumbc cm cSta
bora, tenemos Ia c]onciencia de ha-
Der s~atisfecho las mas Hoblcs aSpIra-
clones ; los ~intereses mas Nta!5s dc
la patria; en- 81 nombre : pOr devo-
ci5n I ella, diyigimos nucstro fervicn-
te llamado al Parlameaco, y mas ALA
del ParIameuto, Al pals ca-cgo, para
que todas las disenSiones Sc apiaquen
' que. sobre elias y de todas parties,
veuga eli divide sincere.
Las Givergencjas &c ideas entire
partidoS y classes, de opinioneS iadi-
viduales. en- ticmpoS o~rdinarios STEM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
- p'H'Gi'N.H'S FT'HIfH'N'A'S
'fQue las fuerzas de todos Sc concentren en- una sofa fuer"
"a: que los corazones de todos Sc encierren-
en- un solo corazon"
AIocuci6n Dronunciada ante Ell Paramento baiano por Ell Primer Minntro Saahdra

pre- respetables; las razones mismas,
n suma, que dan a "a vida ell contras-
e fecundo y cotidiano de tendencias
: de principles; deben desaparecer
10Y ante la necesidad del ideal que
perseguimos: Ia fortuna y III gran
deza de Italia.
a partir dc hoy, debcmoS olridar
cualouiera .etra consideration: ; re-
cordar Solamente esta: ser tofos tia
iianoS y amar todos a Italia: cfon la
nisma &c y con 81 .mismd' ferN!r- Que
N una S6f& fuefZa; me- Ds' coraZo-
.es dc todos sc ~encierren en- un solo
eorazou; que una so!a voluntad una
.ime nos %uie hacia cl fin i~nvocado,
y que II fuerz&, 81 coraz5m Y Ia 70
.untad. c~acuentrcn 81 expression uni
viva : heroica en- cI eitrcito y
IN Ia flcta De Italia. y er q iefe au-
custc que les conduce kacia los dc2ti-
nos de una nucva historic. Viva
cl Rey, Viva Italia!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
Ell DUQUE DE LOS ABRUZZOS
Jefe Supreme dc la FI9ta Italiana

.ingcntc q Ia absorciou dc Serbia '
del Mar Egco por las aranzadas Dc
Alemaria?
ERA possible uuc los que habrau
detenido las couQUistas otomauas, los;
que hablan libcrtado IL ~Lombardia >
a Venccia, p~udlcraH habcr presta
DO 81 ayuda "a los n de ID Bosul5
Herzegovina, Croacia, Transllvanla =
Polonia; 4 los opresoreS de Trieste y
dc Trento; i los conquiStadoreS dc 10.
ducadoS daneScS y de la AlSacla y 10
rera? Era possible que Ia valerosa ps
tria de Mainin, de Victor Manuel, de
Cavour, De Mazzini, de Garibaldi,
que ma cncontrado su iuerza princi.
pal en- la tradiciou latina, entrara Gu
Ia cscucla dc los NictzSchc. Trcit-
schkc Y dc los Bernhard? y por que
impicdad los catolicos italianos po-
dian habcrSe undo d los dcstructorcS
fanaticos dc Lovania y dc Rcims?
mo, NE, Roma. que dcSpucs dc
Ateuss fuc fucnte dc toda luz; Ro-
ma, dUndc sc abria crandioSamcntc dc
siSlo en- sigIo la flor siemprc juvc-
nil dc la moral Y dc la belieza. no po-
dia hallarse Ell estaS horas supremaS
al lado de la aStucia Y de Ia f~uerza;
hela aqui en- Su v~crdadero sitio Y ocu
pando su verdadero range, al lado de
las patrias del derecho y del ideal. con
las ciudades cternas del espIritu.
Y mientras que surgeon del foudo
del oceano las qucjas de mlilarcS de
victimas inocentcs: micntras que e.
critic dc ninos y de madres preci-
pitados al abismo por un crimen a
try Len2 DE- dol2- v-de coles2s@ 70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09

TO cj universe peusautc, trancia. que
con 81 'ndomahlc hcroismo ha hecho
cstretiarsc los csfucrzos dc la harba-
vic: Franc;a, quo Soporla con gloria
IN iguai Ct peso mas rudo DC la que
.ra; FranCla, que vicrtc sl sangrc, no
aciam"nlc ppr II prppla libcrtad. 81
u" ror IL lihcrtad = cl honor de o
.lros; ~lrancia saluda fraternalmcnlc,
como al prcsagio del derecho triun-
.Iantc, Ell vHclo dc las aguiias romans,
' ylentc latlr de I'm extreme al otro
dc Ia terra los corazones de los puc-
bios donde rcpcrcutc ell dolor, Y sien-
te cnceaderse Ia protesta unanimc J
universal contra cl loco orgullo dc
una caSta dc avcs dc rapiila.
HOY, oh mucrtoS gloriosos dc Ma
Scnta Y dc Solfcrino, lcyantaoS c
imflamad con vucstro soplo magnanl-
mo las dos hcrmanaS inlnortales uni
daS para Sicmprc CT Ia iustiCia,"
lRepctidaS vcccS fue intcrrumpido
81 orador por los cntusiaStas aplau-
SOS de la Asamblca. que, dc pic y
vuclta hacia NJ. Tittoni, Embajador
de Italia. vito.caba cntusiasmada ii
~ltalia.)
En- seguida, NJ. REM Niviani, PTesi-
dente del Console, pidio la palabra
y pronunci6 el siguiente discurso:
En- este momento en- que Italia
.presta su conting;ente dc SACRIFICES
para Ia realization de su sueno y pa
IA Ia rcdcnci0n humana, 70 saludo
en- nombre del Gobierno dc Ia Re-
publica d la nacion italiana ell tan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
Diccionario Manual.
Encyclopaedia.

Este diccionario de la lengua
castellana es ell mas complete y
noderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
lie seis mil grabados en- negro ?
IN colores, mas de ESQ mapas,
.ientos de retratos de hombres ce.
Iebres, edificios y monumentos
historicos de todas parties del mum
do. etc. Es ell mejor de los enci
clnpedicos msnuales y solo vale
$500 ell ejemplar.
Haganse los pedidos arnmusn.
tns de gu importe .
lGNACIO E. LOZANO
i07 Dolorosa St San Antonio
rezaa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
D'Annunzio y ell Presidente de la Ca
mara Italiana

cae. Sc que cl mismo soplo pasa
bajo nuestros ARGOS de triunfo Y ba-
% cl vucstro. Teniamos dos Patrias,
Y esta noche va no tenemos sino una
sola, que va del FIandes frances al
maj de Stella. Is Ia. poesia que ha-
&c este don real Y maraviiloso a nues
ira amistad militante.
Fidem ~signemus sanguine.
-; = II {
Gabriel D'Annunzio."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
FL Rcy de Montenegro contesso:

En- es;oS schemes momcntos en-
que vuestro glorioso pals entra en-
guerra con ell que ha Sido SUI enemigo
por siglos cnteros, mi coraz0n Y cl
lie mi pueblo s. Ilenan de algeria al
mirar al cjcrcito monteHeerino COM
oaticudo al lado del cjercito de V. NJ.
Ambos han derramado siempre 81 no.
bic sangre por Ia cauSa de la liber-
adj. ideal comun de nuestros dos puc-
bios. Nicolas"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09

Tclegrsmes cembisdos entire ell Czep
dc Russia y cl Roy dc italia.

En- cl momcnto eli glc los Solda-
dos dc Italia avanzan iutrcpidamentc
ell contra del euemigo comun, Y los
LAGOS dc fraternidad dc mis- eiercitoS
Y del valientc ejercito russo SC ha-
cen mas cstrcchoS, me eS grato enviar
Il V. NJ. saludos cordiales Y votos fer
~vicutCS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
Victor Manuel"
vicItcS.

''Nluy agradecido al delicado re-
cuerdo de V. NJ. me rs grato d mi
vez significarle cuanta satisfaction
experiments al yer como SC estable-
c entire nucstros dos ~cjercitoS muy
afectuosos lazoS dc fraternidad, Y su-
plico a V. NJ. aceptc mis- votoS fer
vienteS por Ia victoria dc Sus braves
soldados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
LA VOZ De LOS ESTADLSTAS
Telegramas cambiados entire los diversos Jefes de
Estado de las %naciones aliadas, al declararse
la guerra entire Italia y Austria

Los siguientes mcnSajes han sido
cruzados entire eli Rey Jorge de Ingla-
terra Y cl Rcy de Italia:
Del Rcy dc Italia al Rcy dc Inglatcrra
ROMA. Mayo % de l9l5.-La
antigua Y traditional amistad entire
Il pueblo italiano y el inglcS hallasc
noy robustccida por cl laZo dc sangrc
en- Ia guerra contra CT cncmjgo co.
MIN.
Con ardicntcs c~sperarzaS dc yiclo-
ria, cnvio a Vucstra Maiestad mis- sa-
iudos cordiaIcS y sjnccroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
\. Mr.. Maurice Barrcs, Paris.

\. Mr.. Maurice Barrcs, Paris.
ROMA, % de Mayo.-Mi muy
querido hermano: Leo vucstras her
mosas palabras en- Ell momento mis-
mo en- que la declaration de guerra
cstalIa en- la ciudad, estremccida de
fiebre. La Marsellesa es cantada en-
torno de la columna de Trajano. FL
verde Y ell azul de nuestras bandcras
hacen un solo color en- la noche que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
FL Rcy Victor Manuel ha enyiado ell
siguicnte teicgrama al Rey
dc Montenegro.

'Ahora que Jos soldados dc Italia
sc aprestan a combatir al enemigo CO.
nun, me cS grato Significar a V. NJ.
y al heroico pueblo montenegrino, mis-
fervientcs vOtOs por su victoria.
Victor Manuel"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
Francia saluda Entertainments, como al presagio
del derecho triunfante, el vuelo de
las aguilas romanas
Alocucion pronunciada pr M. Paul Deschanel, en- la Camara Francea
las aguilas romanas
al'Elfa4rE=p42 f. 2,

de 1918. ". Paul Deschanel pronun-
clio Ia alocucior siguientc:
Hoy. como hace cincuenta amos.
Italia cSta con nosotros Las tuerzaS
todas de vida Sc enfrcntan contra Ia
fuerza de la mucrtc. Los pue6los. u
m~eaazados en- ~ Independence. ell
la segurjdad ae ~ porvenir. sc !e-
vantan los unos tras los otroS contra
la domination brutal que pretende
imperar como la ley del mwndo.
La geografia. Ia historic. IA moral.
.odo aqui Sc dirije al mismo designiO.
Como era possible Que Roma. la ma
Dire del derecho. hubicsc podido servir
a los que de~sconocieron tratados Y Ia
fc juradao 5Como Ia po!itica fina,
Saga ' realistic de Ia Casa de Sabo-
va. que solo Sc unio a Ia Triple Allan.
"a para dcfendersc de los golpes del
cucmigo secular. pcdia preStar 81 con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
La TRIBUNAL POPULAR
COLLECTION I,H DfSCURSOR
HfANO~ Y DGCUMNNOo
P~ATRrOTICOA.

Este e IN Gbro indispensor
bic para las persons -
tosnan parte en- las hestas -
tri6ticas y mutnalistsa. Co
tiene discusses par. q -
Febrero, q de Mario. Sd
Mayo, is de Julio, 50 do julia
Y nara os dias Is y is de Sep
All eonao el Himne
st-xicane, el Par>0
Q r. taiia del 5 d
IA de ,,ndependao-
4a-- lie Hidalguy 80
tSra 81 anjvesssrio q
90 ~,.ieisd mutualistA ED1l
stornado con los ret.ssss =
H,Aaigo. Juarez y ZaraguA
Fste gHN1CNU 0l1Avo-
Nzgause ks psd5d0
AGO E. LOZANO
COZ EOtGsISA 81
Ssf4 ES5Uka MA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
Ell S.{LUDO DE FRANCIi
\ ITALIA.

Durantc ST viaie por los NosgoS y
la Lorcna, cl Presidcntc dc Ia Rcp1-
blica Francesca cnvi0 a Su Majcstad
ell Rey dc ltalia el telegrama siguien-
tie:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09

De,puss de 81 resurrection 4 l.
gri,jai de Es.ado. Italia Sc ha afr
mado en- c. muHGo de las nac:one@
COMO III factor de moderation. dc
concordla : de paz. ' puede procia-
mar con orguflo haber cumplido cs-
IA mission o firmeza tai que no h"
reyrocedido nj ante los sacrificios ma
peaoSos. FL el uitimo periodic dc
ms 5e treinta amos. ha mantenido 81.
po,i-ica lie alianza y de arajstat cor
q fin de asegura~ en- esta forma e.
-~uuh-io europeo y o este. Ia Daz.
..if,-ada n noaleza de este fin,
g. 20 sa.o IN to,erado Ia falta
g.ritaG de s fronte"aS. 40
In .a-l.r.aa q este fin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
eL INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCIQNES,

Esta obra, cuya mayor ven.
4Js estriba ED tene, 10 pro.
'unciacion figurada en- caste
lago, es una de las que mas
'acilitan ell aprendizaje del
,dioma ingles. Tiene varias
formulas de conversation pa
"a la vida diaria, y algunos
nodelos de cartas usuales.
Hay dos edicionss.
A Ia rustica .$0.76.
Empastado en- tela ..$1.25.
Pidase directamente a..
A E. LOZANO.
607 DoIorosa St
San Antonio Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09

ISase = Z s. GcL l.
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bi~-lES
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oEss : = cSg.ac c2.umcc >
The day book., 1915-11-06
GOT RESULTS

A tradesman in certain town put
"a box outside his shop one day, label
ed For the Blind" Most of his GUS
TONERS dropped in pennies, and COM
-plimented him on his charity. A few
weeks afterWard the box disappeared.
Hello! What's happened to your
box for the bInd?" he was asked.
: ooh, got enough money" he re-
piled. "And," pointing upward to the
new canvas blind that sheltered his
shop window, there's the blind. Not
bad, is it,"
The day book., 1915-11-06
WELL!


He is a passenger conductor on the
C. H. & D. railroad and has to keep
a neat appearance. In order to keep
his shoes clean he bought a pair of
rubbers.
One night he attempted to leap
across a gutter. He landed in some
muck and felt one of his rubbers
slip off. 1t made him mad and when
he reached the other side of the
street he reached down, jerked off
the other rubber and threw it "about
a mile"
But-when he sat down to take off
his shoes at home the rubber he
thought he had lost hadn't been lost
at all and = well, what would you
have said?
The day book., 1915-11-06
NO DISTRACTIONS


A Broad street business man was
Joking a friend about his residence in
a certain dreary district of Jersey.
why do you live there, anyhow"
he asked.
so as to save money"
'FIs food any cheaper?"
"On the contrary, it is slightly
more expensive"
How do you save, them"
mo opera, 5000 year; no cafe
meals, $500 a year; no theaters, $400
a year; no taxicab fares, $50 year;
no distractions of any kind, $75
year."
"See here, old top" expostulated
the Broad street man. couldn't you
save money if you died?'
The day book., 1915-11-06
ToDAY's BELLRINGER

IODAI'S BELLRlNGER
Dennis enlisted in the British army
and went to France He came back
wounded to London. He was full of
marvellous tales of the trenches.
Finally" said Dennis, ''in relating
a yarn, ivan O. thin Jack Johnsons
tore off the arm of Jimmy Flynn! Did
this frighten Jimmy? DiVil bit. He
Immediately dashed forward an
caught foive O. thin Jarmins by the
neck and crashed their heads togeth-
erI'
"How could he do that?" was ask
ed, having only one arm?"
"True enough" said Dennis, "but
Flynn forgot all about that whin his
fghtin' blood was upp'
The day book., 1915-11-06

How did your ticket make out IN
the primaries?"
Crooked methods beat us. We
provided to pay So for votes and the
opposition came along and offered
$780,"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-10

The value of the mine output in
gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in
Idaho in 1914, according to G. N.
Gerry, of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey, was $24,645,848, against
$24, 149,049 in 1913, and $21, 466,521 in
1912.
There was notable increase and
record production of silver, lead,
and zinc, but decrease in that of
gold and copper. The increase in to-
tai value was $496,799, due principally
to larger output of mines in the
Occur d'Alene region Of Shoshone
county, as shown in the accompanying
table
The production of gold decreased
from 1884, $50 in 1913 to $1,152,315 in
1914, or $192,244. The gold output
from placers was valued at $700,454;
I that from deep mines at $451 1861. OF
the placer gold, $568,989 was produced
! by dredging. Boise county led in gold
output with 1901, 227, and Lemhi coun-
sty followed with $305,991. These are
/ the counties in which most of the
D dredging is done The gold output
from mill bullion by amalgamation
land cyanidation was 12,284.O3 ounces,
Sfrom concentrates 3,168.48 ounces, and
tfrOm crude ore smelted 6,406.28
Kounces. Siliceous ores supplied IT,
k582.59 ounces of gold, copper ores L.
H07a56 ounces, lead ores 2,467.11
Eouhces, and lead-zinc ores 725.78
aounces.
I A record production Of silver in
acreased the figures from 1888, 1873
zounces, valued at $6,033,473 in 1913, to
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-10
METAL MINING IN IDAHO IN 1914

IL, ATS, SIG ounces, valued at Sc, 901, 172,
in 1914. This increase of 24.93 per
cent was credited almost entirely to
the Occur d'Alene region. Concen-
trates supplied 8,845,309 ounces of sill
yer, crude ore 3,612,369 ounces, and
mill bullion only 14,767 ounces. Most
of the silver, or 8,697,58O ounces,
came from lead ores, 3,491, 1853 ounces
from lead-zinc ores, 239,355 ounces
from copper Ores, and $4,000 ounces
from siliceous ores. Shoshone coun-
ty produced 97.59 per cent of the total,
or 12,17S,19 ounces. The Hunter dis
trict, at Mullan, supplied 1857 ,347
ounces; the Lelande district, at Burke
and Mace, 5,565,372 ounces; and the
Yreka district, at Wardner, 4,SS7,926
ounces.
The copper output decreased from
9,592,966 pounds, valued at $1,486,910,
in 1918, to 6,445,187 pounds, valued at
1857 ,21O, in 1914. OF the total, .Sho-
shone county produced 4,242.662
pounds and Custer county 2,110,909
pounds. Copper ores were the source
of 4,986,206 pounds and small out
put came from lead ores and lead-zinc
ores. Concentrates contained 3,242,-
294 pounds and crude ore 3,202,S93
pounds.
Records were again broken in the
production of lead, which increased
from 317,871,945 pounds, valued at
$13,986,366, in 1913, to 348 ,526,06s
pounds, valued at $13,592,517, in 1914
an increase of 30,654,124 pounds
Mines in Shoshone county produced
97.47 per cent of the lead, those in
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Independent School District No. 1, of
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gust Is, 1916 for repairs contemplate
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August 1913 Clerk
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Notice is hereby given that I, Frank
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meeting after the legal publication
of this notice for a conditional par
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(Signed) FRANK DOLAN.
August 3-10-17-24
P. o. Box 58, Boise, Idaho
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Fremont county, 1.25 per cent, and
those in Lemhi county less than l per
cent. Crude ore smelted supplied 3d.
|815,132 pounds, and concentrates sup
piled 265, 709,937 pounds. Most of the
lead, or 261 ,689 1876 pounds, came from
lead ore, but 86,822,925 pounds came
from lead-zinc ore. Hunter district
was credited with 35,798,211 pounds,
Lelande district with 121,603,290
pounds, and Yreka district with 1922
471,235 pounds.
A greatly increased production of
zinc ore and concentrate brought the
spelter output from 23,173,953 pounds,
valued at s1,297,741. in 1918, to AZ
012,435 pounds, valued at $2,142,63 in
1914. Nearly all the zinc came from
Shoshone county, 35,453,26S pounds
coming from leadzinc ore and $685.
1877 pounds from zinc ore. Concent1 a.
! ton and flotation machines made a
product supplying 34,926,439 pounds
and crude ore supplied 7,0S5,996
pounds.
There were 1856 producing mines in
Idaho in 1914, against 1884 in 1913. OF
these, 176 were deep mines and 21O
were placers. Ore sold or treated in
1914 aggregated 2,235,349 tons, against
2,451, 592 tons in 1913. Of the total, g.
O66,361 tons were concentrated, max
ing 3O3,O46 tons of concentrates. Only
34,861 tons was treated by gold and
silver mills; 1852 tons were crude
ore smelted Most Of the material
was smelted outside the state, as bu'
one smelter was operated, that al
Clayton, in Custer county