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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
MINING NEAR LANE.
Compressor on Lake killarney--Bur-
rows Property Across the Lake

Preparation for the extensive devel-
opment of the Strobel property, on the
shore of Lake Killarney, across the
river from Lane, are going forward.
A compressor has been delivered at
the property and is now almost ready
for operation Although the property
has been developed to only a limited
extent. it is stated that considerable
ad-slver ore of shipping grade has
been taken out. r. L. Black and other
Occur d'Alcne people control the pro-
perty.
Across the lake and about three
miles from the Strobel property A. D.
Burrows has promising group or
claims. His property was developed
to considerable extent by shaft
good many years ago and the amount
Of galena on the dump indicates that
good showing was exposed, the smart
now being full of water. Mr. Burrows
is now at the property and hopes to
get assistance in its further develop
ment.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
THE AMADoR.
Reported That Deal is on for the
Famous Property.


A few weeks ago the Miner noted
that the president Of the Amador min
ing company, In company with a min
Ing engineer, had visited the property,
which at once caused speculation MS TO
the purpose of the Visit. 1t was learn
ed this week that negotiations are In
progress for the purchase Of control
of the mine at a figure ranging about
5000. 900, but details were unobtainable.
The mine has been idle for several
wears, due mainly To litigation, which
now seems to have been finally settled.
About a year and a half ago the com
pany had plans for the erection OF a
mill at the mine, where 1t Is said there
Is a large amount of good milling ore
on the dump, and 1t Is claimed that the
mine is in condition for steady pro-
duction About this time several cars
Of ore were shipped from which 1t is
understood the returns were very
satisfactory. The Amador Is situated
about ten miles from Iron Mountain,
Montana, and Is reached by branch
railroad. In the early history OF the
property much Of the stock was held
in this city. but comparatively little Is
held here now.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
CH|CACO.BOsTON GO.
AGAIN ON ACTIVE LIST
cRosscUT TO GET DEPTH ON
HIGH GRADE SILVER ORE
WELL EQUIPPED PLANT

/ Active development work has beer
resumed at the Chicago Boston. on
Lake gulch, about IA miles west oi
this city, after Il suspension beginning
about Christmas. Considerable ore In
the form of gray copper and carrying
high values in Silver has been disclo-
sed in an upper tunnel, and the work
now taken up is the extension of
crosscut that will cut the vein at an
additional depth of about $50 feet and
where 1t is expected TO find ore in
paying quantities. About 300 feet re-
mains the be run, the crosscut having
already been extended 500 feet There
are two other we'll defined and prom
Using veins in the Chicago Boston
ground. but nothing is being done at
present toward developing them.
Well Equipped Property.
After heavy expenditure the Chi
cago Boston company last year COM
pleted the construction of a flume
which conveys a splendid water power
to run the compressor, erected good
and commodious buildings and gem
orally equipped the property to carry
on development economically and with
a begree of comfort not usually found
in connection with development com
panies. The company put in saw
mill at the head of Lake gulch and
sawed all the lumber necessary for the
flume and buildings.
Cyrus w. Gossert, manager of the
returned last week from the
east, where he had been several weeks
on business in connection with the af-
fairs of the company. While in New
York and other cities he was mucn
impressed with the improved business
conditions, and takes a highly optim-
istic view Of the immediate future.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
SILVER CABLE ORE
RUNS 60 PER CENT ZINC
RAISE TO CONNECT LOWER AND
INTERMEDIATE TUNNELS
PREPARING SHIPMENTS.

! Reliable reports from the Silver
( Cable, situated just across the Idaho
Montana divide east of Mullnn in
dicate that another great zinc mine
will at no distant day be added to the
list of Coeur d'Alene producers. Miner
readers are more or less familiar with
the great ore shoot that has already
been opened in the intermediate or No
2 tunnel. This is largely zinc, al
though considerable lead is found
along with it and has been opened for
not less than 250 feet, most of it being
of shipping grade.
Ore Runs go per Cent Zinc
The face of the lower tunnel Is now
under this shoot and for three or four
hundred feet the vein has shown ore
in varying quantities on this level A
raise is now being mace to connect
the lower with the intermediate tun-
mel. At a distance of fifteen feet the
raise encountered good ore, and noN
half way between there is. according
to reports received yesterday, four
feet of ore which asayed $50 ounces
silver, 020 ounces gold and in places
so per cent zinc.
Preparing to Ship.
This showing in connection with
that in No practically proves the
presence of a large body of remark
able high values, and iustfies the
now being made by the
Silver Cable company to ship ore. f
G. Gnaedinger, the engineer of the city
is now at the Silver Cable surveying
a wagon road from the lower tunnel
to the main road, a distance of about
one mile, and when completed ore
will be hauled to the railroad at
point about mile east of Taft,
total distance Of probably two and a
half miles A. p McRae. of Mullan,
has the contract to build the road.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
CONTINUED on last page)
THE BIG FOUR.

Contract Let to Drive Crosscut Tun-
mel 100 Feet.
Sam Tennal, owner of the Big Four
group Of claims just above the Morn
ing compressor this week let con-
tract to Joe Delavia to drive a cross
cut 100 feet for $12 per foot. The tun-
mel has just been started, passing un-
der the Northern Pacific track short
distance above the compressor. 1t is
estimated that 240 feet will reach the
vein and viii give depth Of $50 feet.
Mr.. Tennal states that he has a splen-
did surface showing, and he will not
be surprised If he finds commercial ore
when the vein Is reached
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
THE LACLEDE.
Development Progressing Steadily Un-
der New MANAGEMENT

At recent meeting of the Laclede
Mining company f.. G. Gnaedinger
was made manager of the property
and the deveopment is now going for
ward under his direction. The shaft
which is started from No 2 tunnel is
now down about 270 feet and good
progress is being made extending It,
suspended, all work now being con
centrated on the shaft. Considerable
ore was encountered in this tunnel
but not in sufficient quantity to give q
commercial value.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
A CORRECTION.
An Error in Figures in Giving Success
Dividend Record.

In reporting the dividend payments
of the Success mine in the last issue
of The Miner, the total dividend rec
ord of the mine was given at $225,000
This was an error Of $150,0OO, the ac-
'tua amount of dividends paid by the
company being $375,000 The error
was one of those mistakes that occa
sionally occur in newspaper offices and
for which there can be no satisfactory
explanation. However. the error can
not alter the fact. nor check the mine
in its earning capacity, which now
seems well assured.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
THE TUCKER.
Work Goes Steadily on With Very
Favorable Indications.

Favorable Indications.
Peter Balm. who has charge of the
work on the Tucker group, above Null
Ian, on the slope Of the Idaho Mon
tana divide, was in the city yesterday.
He reports work steadily in progress.
the drift from the crosscut now hav-
ing advanced over fifty feet and has
attained a depth of over 400 feet Mr..
Balm says that along each wall there
is little gray copper while the face
of the drift is in Revett quartzite
with occasional particles Of galena
scattered through it, Until recently
the rock has been very hard, but at
the present time It is getting softer.
which Mr. Balm regards as favor
able change
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
METAL QUOTATIONS..

Silver, 5ol c.
Copper, st7.76.
Spelter, $1175@f2.2s.
Lead, $4.15@4.2o.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-22
STOCKHOLDERS

lNiII find mining news and
company notices of interest
te them in The Miner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
Dem Seruin uerfnIlen.


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DAB er iid geitern 9I6enO auf Dem
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IyensrWe6r.Gapitau ais srunOftiftcr.

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Gaa @eIier.

Sir NlarDlano mo Oen Giitrift
Columbia 6cutc bcu0ltt fii6ler am
glbeuo; morgen wa5ri6eiuliG flar
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WlarldlaN Garter aeeNrt.


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Elm goIoenes 9(60cideit nit 63
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Die 9eicr oieier 3eitung fenneu
Sen Gampf, ueIden luir nnter sabl-
lOieu Spfern Oafiir uHsiedteu, Oaf
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gsSr06Ie ieine aran miI glsuDIDer

Inter Der 9lnibulOisnng. ongeb.
lid ieine 6raii nit cinen geDoIuer
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CT eineu SdIiid gS6iSfeu nobm. lief
sic 6rou ans Oem Souie lul0 Sttcn
wlr0e perboftet.
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Dns bon SEQ. @iintber gebrnlite
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Ser 8crtb Der ecitobIenen Goblen
mar % Gents.
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bcairnt OaS @oiio6 Set. 9ci
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OcS Sil0entbums, sic 9efreilmg Ss-
rocns BON Ggppten ruO Oic Offenba-
rung ouf Dem 8erge Sinai. Oieie bis
Itoriihen greignilie boben Soeale IN
Die g9elt gctrngcn tpelbc bcoeuteuoc
geiiiige 6nftorcn III ser Gntlpidellmg
Der Gioiliiation geipor0en iinO. 9}ob
9cltc gi6t es cin oSsrael in @gDp.
ten" Oenn Runl1nien un0 9luBlouO
iinO mlr moOerne 9tamcn fir oas alte
@gDpten. Io6 uie chit OaS Golf
Ssrael ans Der 9nehtidoft Ger GgDp.
ter crl0it lpurOe, 10 miro au6 fiir Die
Culoer IN ienen 2Gnoern Die StmOe
ser 8eireiung idlageu.
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eeineu gcrIctnnstn crIcseu.

Sn olluiperiitdts SoipitoI" crlag
am Souitae 5n ipdtcr O1odtihuoc
G6orIcs Sdoub, Oas Oreii66rige
Sobndeu BON Srn. Charles gS.
Sdonb, 93r. 1928, @enniplOonio-
Sl0enue, oen YroitowullOeu, weIde
es am Dereangenci 9onneritog crlitt.
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9OIiasidef arluin @ieOer lerasiteIlt.

Ger 3uitono ocs Eoloeidcis z.
@. Srlpin bon 9rootlDn mclder
pG6renO Der oergangenen @ohe an
Snfluen6o ertronft mar, bat iih Der.
nrtie eebeiiert, ooB G6ef Spuin oller
@orousiicbt nod 6eutc ieinen Oicnit
pieOer ouf6unebmen I'M StonOe it,.
@d6renO leines 9ranfieins purOe
CT ourh @Oparo 9. Upton berircten.
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Garnssie's SelOeufumO.

Gem ioe6en eridbicnenen @eridt
ser Carnegie ScIoenfono Com.
miilion 0ufoIge muroen felt scr
@riinoumg oes Sonos 16 golOene,
365 iil6erne uno 635 9ronce,Meooil-
len 6erlieben; ferner lpurocn oie fol-,
eenoen 8etrGee nuSbe8obIt. an Sci.
Den iino Herionen pelhe bon i9nen
o6bGngig iino, $L075,645.5 al
Sonos 6ur llutcritiiblmg bon Olot6.
leioeuoen 0ur6 aotoItropben $169,.
462.06 unO fir beiouOere 8lucde
100000, I'M @on5en $t,455, ,tO7..
60. Inter 0eneiL ipeIden N1eooilen
lmo @elo6etr6ge 5uerfonnt mur0en,
befinoen iid5 omei @lorpl1nOer; Scr
cine lit ser "a Sabre olte SelepboniIt
Somes s. Smith, pelher am 10.
9lueuit 1913 berlubte, oie 90 Sabre
olte Blonde 6. Gurran 5ll Sbaop
Sioe, no, bonn GrtrinfungstoOe 81
retten; Smith erbieIt cine @ronce.
@eooile imo $1,000. 0ieieIbe Be
Iobnng wrr0e Ocm 90 Sabre alien
Sormor6eiter Cigar 8. 9aaDne 5u-
erfonnt, lpclGer om 81. Suli 1912
Den 16jGbrigen Scnrp 8. Sarriion
5il Berlin @lO. bonn @rtrinfungs.
tooe rettetc.
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Gin pradtiaer sOmntaa.


@lon5cuOe Concentration lcrtbtc,
ten fiir Die GonfiruauOen arf i6-
rem @ege 5llr Stride. @arme
5rii1linsslidt brinet 9nt mo
Sung om 9}ahmittag ms 6reie.
StroBeu6a6niuaggons geiiiat.
Gie GonfirnlonOen 6ntteu geiicrn
nit Dem gsetter Slid. IS mar ein
berrlidcr @olmioimtng; Der flare
Sonneni6ein lmo oie angene6me
Snit bormonirten init Dem boil.
nungsireuoigen 9l6nen in Oen Ser.
sen Der jtn9eu IN 0aS Scben bmmls-
trctcnoeu 9elne mo ser jingfrGu-
li6 ot6mcnOen glatur III 6elO mO
@olo.
Gas 9orgeiiibl Oes Srii6lings uno
Oes Siterieitcs mar 9eiiern por6on-
ocn. 0ic Wleniden cridicncn iro6cr
uno froDlider. sic lieBen iidb in 9ln-
betrodt Oes 6crrlicGeu Cages Ourdj
ui6ts bic cute 9nuue imO roiige
Stinntmg trii6en. Sni 2oufe OeS
9ladmittogs mo6te Oic Gemperohr
cine Oeutlid bemerf6ore 9lufudrts-
bepegunG 10 oaB iogor GieIe i5rcu
Spo5iergang o6nc @antcI unteruo6-
men
SeOer StroBen6a6nwaggoI Scr
in Oie llmgebrns Scr StoOt iu6r
mar nit tro6cn 0lcniden oiht bciebt
lluO OrouBen in oen GorItGOten por
ser 6riibIiug crit 10 reht 81 ie6cu.
lle6eran Ordugt ooS iunge friide
@ros ans Dem gro6oOen itnO feglt
icbt nur nod ein warmcr 9iegenghB
unO Oaraui ciu beiBer SonncnideilJ
oann perOen oud Die 9dltme ans i6'
rem @intcridlof erIuoden uno ibr
grimes 9leio onlegen.
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men woroen maren. 9luldBlih oer
@ieOcrerofintng iperOcn ieoen 9(beno
pd6rcno oieier 9So6e @ottcsoienIte
a6ocbolten werOeu. Der @oItor DER
@emeinoe iit Il. 9. ". Scobcner. Qic
Soften ser &eporotlircn rno Sler-
cinridtuugen bclaufen Ii6 auf irngc-
fGbr $500.
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fir OerDnnOstt sUIOattn tHO w.
IsiOsuOs @ittptu nnS @aiisH w.
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luerOen BON bsOOIImadtiOteH SOH''
tprsn Sss rllnabbdnOiscn yH'Os
gsreinS gsInmmeIt. glnd lplru u,,,;uI
Sus 0entihe Siuthc arsns non Sp"s ms
GGrI VI. 9HSerit, Gds Charles :"
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quittirt.