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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14

Jersey CITY. y. j., August l3.-Af-
ter dropping the first two games OF the
farewell series at Wcstside Park Jack
Dunn'S Climbers staged winning
winH-up against Jersey City this af.
icrnoon and carried off tho honors bv
a score 81 70 >. Richmond PLAYED in
III III o . ume ioTin ana was aggressive
;'iI the "a%. while Jersey city failed
10 make the best Of it's chances and
deserved the defeat that was hung on
II.
Ensirn co,trel was In charge of the
battery work ana performed his ,iuty
with clcHerness, having tho ADVANTAGE
over his rival, Joe sherman. on the
mound Richmond harvested eight hits,
.ats 70 SIN ~ vas a speedy contest
the first six frames being disposed Of
IN hity-hVe minutes. Each side drew
blanks IN their first six trips 10 the
plate. although Jersey CITY had AN ex-
cellcnt Chanc" TO break the ice in the
i"Vrih. but instead. Frank Truesda !c
went 10 sleep on third ana threw the
chancc TO scor" away He WAS on sec
'Hn, Win Barry on first. with two out
when Gathers hit too hard for crane
anb INC ball rolled beyond him toward
70 third, while the Richmond short
stop ran into tho "utheld and recover
90 the ball WIKI the bases full. Lay
dcn became an easy victim, at first
In the sixth Bues uncorked "A pre,-
" two bagger. but the next minute
di"G as the result OF speedy double
h
bed Bnrrys hot liner and then shot
tho bal! 10 Arraeon before Bues could
get back TO safety. Crane. for Rich
mend mend, Led ro on IN ne fourth with
.Arraeon spilled the beans by rapping
into "a double play. Again In the sixth
there was plenty Of action on the Rich
mond end, but without results hoped
for. With one down, O'Donneil raised
long ny into left center. Both Law
den and Gathers determined to nail
= ,,Ef. :, y, 1, -.
tween them. Cottrell popped TO pur-
tell and Crane poked a pretty hit 10
left sending O'Donncil to third Ar
raEon followed with II high one TO Law
The lucky seventh did the trick.
however; in fact, proved fruitful for ,
both sides. Kichmond prohted best
Thompson opened by slamming one
just over ShcrTan's head out of reach
and was safe at first Bates proved an
excellent waiter and walked. Twom-
hot liner 10 center, and Thompson
raced home with the first count. Dunn
was tossed out by sherman. He
thereupon passed big TIN Jordan ur-
nell fooled the talent. however. by
slashinG out "a corking drive TO cen
ter: which PUT Bates over. Twomblcy
followed close on his heels. but a per-
feet peg by Gathers caught him ward
away from the rubber After tagging
him however. Traercssor let the ball
run counted and proved the winner.
Cottrell and Crane were easy outs.
Twomblcy's hit in the ninth. Dunn's
sacrifice. a balk by sherman and
O'Donnclls third hit accounted for the
last tally on the Richmond slate.
Cathcrss single. Manning's out,
steal OF third and n wild throw by
ODonnell gave Jersey City it's first
run, and pair OF passes To TraGres-
sor and Sherman. followed by Trues-
dalc's hit, accounted for the second
mark In the seventh.
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AMATEUR TEAMS TO MEET
FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
Portner, Winner of Title in Rich
mond League, to Play Duplex.
Champions Of Commercial.
Double-Header Will Start at 3 O'Clock
on International League Grounds.
Winners Will Play Washington for
Intercity Title.

Two of the best amateur baseball
teams i'm Richmond will battle this af-
ternoon in Broad Street Park for the
championship of the city. The series
will decide which will meet Wash
ington in the intercity series. which
starts in two weeks.
The opponents are Portners. winners
OF the pennant in the Richmond
League. and Duplex. which copied the
rag on the Commercial circuit Two
games will be played. the first begin
ming at o'clock. In case of :. tie
another game will be played next
week. Interest in the double bill is
high among fans and players. and both
teams arc Keyed to the highest pitch
with hopes of winning the coveted
honor.
Though Duplex has strong follow
ing and the team has been playing
consistent ball. the odds seem to favor
Portners. The latter. nine runs like
clock work. and most of the players
are young and fast The outfit is re-
garded as one of the strongest ever
developed In amateur circles. not OK
cepting the famous Alcos. winners of
the intercity series last year
noticeable fact in the post-seasou
series this year will be the strict en-
forcing OF the eligibility rules-that is.
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CO0MBS TRIMS GIANTS
BROOKLYN

BROOkLYN AUGUST n Lack
Coombs pitched shut-out bali against
New York Nationals day, but a fun
bic by OMara gave the Giants a run in
the eighth inning, making the score s
TO The Superbas batted Perritt out
OF the box in four innings getting "A
safe lead that helped them against
Schupp. who was quite effective The
Superbds ran the bases recklessly, caus-
ing the Giants 70 tumble and throw
them. Lobert was hit by pitche d
pail and forced TO retire. while Stengel
making a two Dagger, and gave way 10
Hummel. who did good work in the sun
ne!d. Brooklyn got only four assists
Cooinbs making the Giants pop up flies
when he was not tanning them. Score:
New York Rr,,LIrn
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not allowing player to participate
in these contests who has not appear
cd in the lineup of his team at least
mVe times or pitcher three times
THIS sacrifice, for the sake Of good
sport smanship. will cripple Duplex by
the loss of three men. while Portners
Will lose one of its stars.
For the games to-day the umpires
Will be Morgan and McLevy for the
first. and Bishy and McLevy for the
second. The players eligible to play
are:
Portncrs-Chittum. Napier, Dunn,
Bauer. Ice. y. Rurch. Gentry, Brans-
ford. T.. Burch. T.. Wells, III. Wells
DuplcX-Wiltshire Blanton. Long,
Mason. IIinchnian, Lowry, Bahan, Ber-
Ewin, Smithers Berry, Anthony.
French
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Country Club to
Play Norfolk

This afternoon, beginning Mt Z
o'clock, on the Country Club courts,
th,. tennis tenn OF the Country Club
will play n mntch with N team, rep
resentinE the Country Club OF Nor
folk.
The local team will no selected
from the following players, Erskine
Buford, John A. Coke, Jr., DIR. Robert
Preston, FitNhuEl, LaHerty, Francis
johnson and Peyton Fleming. Six
scts singles and three sets doubles
VIII Ire played.
After the matches, dinner will he
served Mt the Country Club In honor
OF the visiting players.
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ATHLETICS DROP TWELVE
INNING CAME TO YANKEES
Maisel Starts Things Of With Single
and Caldwell Scores Him
With Hit.
RED son CLINCH 7
HOLD
Boston Defeats Washington in Ninth
frame-Boehling Is Relieved by
Ayers, Who Gave Away to Walter
johnson.

NEW YORK. August l3-New yor.
won an exciting twelve-innng game
from Philadelphia to-day, 3 to .. Mail
sci led off In the twelfth with an infield
MT, ana took second on kopfs wild
throw. Mack then ordered Wyckoff TO
pass Cook and Hartzell, filling the
bases. Donovan sent Caldwell TO bar
for Boone. and he drove long hit to
deep center. Maisel scoring the winning
run. Both Cole and WyckoT pitched
great ball, and the fielding was sensa-
Ional on both sides. Boone. Peckin-
pauGh. Ptpp and kopf did great work
on the infcld. Score:
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TARS DOWN SWAMPERS

NORFOLK. VA. August 1S.-Nor-
FOLK evened the count by defeating
suffolk, 3 TO .. this afternoon In a game
featured by the heavy sticking Of the
Tars and the effective pitching of
Shotgun" Nicks. Of the local staff. The
Tars combed Bugs" Graham. the di-
minutive southpaw, for fifteen hits, all
but one of them singles. Cleveland
and Thrashcr led In the stick work,
the former getting four in five trips
and Thrasher three and a base on balls
in five appearances. NckS allow ed
nine hits, but struck out ten and did
not issue a single pass as n result of
the defeat. Suffolk drops out of first
place, which IL has held for the past
two weeks Score:
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RED SOX TRIM NATIONALS

BOSTON, August l3.-Boston won in
the ninth inning in a close game with
gle and one by Gardner. Henry's wild
throw TO check GARDENERS steal, and a
passed ball. on which Lewis scored,
Washington used three pitchers Boeh-
ling being ordered out in favor OF Ayers
when he became wild in the fourth, and
ninth. The visitors outfelders cut off
several hits. Score:
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INDIANS BEAT GRAYS

PROVIDENCE, r. J.. August Ia
Harrisburg took the final game of the
present series from the Grays here
this afternoon by score of II TO L.
Comstock. who was recently purchas-
ed by Tue Hncinnati Reds, was on the
firing line for the Gravs. and went
along well, with the exception OF the
hf;h inning. when the Indians laid
against his curves for enough hits to
net eight runs. This inning alone put
the game safe. The contest was fea
tured by running catch by Jim
Thompson. Score:
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IhiIatleIn1,ia
Boston
Totals = = l Totals 20 70 % q
Plated for REdu'ph In seventh.

Score by innings: r.
Boston .............. n n n ~
Philadelphia ........2 ! n . q q
summary: Runs-:Iasee Schmidt smith
nNfnc Bancroft. Paskart, 1ujerus. Whitfield
Iwo-b base hts Mage, Schmidt. Lld.-us
Three base t-CraNdth Earned runs-Ros-
ton = PAilade 'phia, :. :;toIer. base-tiovdy
Sacrifice hit>-Smi,h, Bancroft Pnsi:nrt
Sscrihce hy-AieNen!cr. Bases on balls
OF Rujoiph :: OF Alexander s. Left on
iascs-Bostor. 5; Philadelphia. 3 struck
out, by kIdG.ph :: b" ->ieXander. 8 Hits
.-of Rudolph. 10 In . innings U:nprcs
Nlcn and C.uckill. Timc IL:
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Totals 50 s.s4 Is Totals. So IL So
one "nt when winning run scored.
fBatted Tor Boone III twelfth.

Score by innings: r
Philadelphia % q . q O q q o - q %
Nc. York 100 & o o @ ia
summary: Rurs-Schang I.ajoie, Maiscl
Cook. !ih'tzcll. Two-base hit -pcckinpnugh.
Three base h!t-liSh. stolen ba scs- .Schaug
Cook. Earned iuns-New York 3. Phila-
dc!phia. :. Sacrifice hits-COle NcInris
Pip. Double plays-Lajoie, kopf and Me-
Inns Pip and PecKinpaugh: Boone. Peck
inpauEh and Pipp. Left on bases -PM.la-
deiphia. >: New York, l.. First base on or
rors-New York. g. Bases on bglis-on
Cole. =. of Wyckof l. Hit by rit"herr-
hf WvcSoM, i Boone by Cole. tKopr.
Struck out-hy Cole. ). by WyckoH 3 I'm
pires. H!ldebsand and OLoughlin Time
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.PH|LL|ES HIT RUDOLPH
HARD FOR SIX INNINGS
Star Twirlcr of StalIings's Braves Is
Driven to Cover by
Leaders.
JACK COOMBs SHOWS SKILL
Should HAZE Won Shutout From
Giants, but Boot Spells Chance.
Supcrbas Hit Pcrrit Hard-Reds
Defeat Pirates by Rally in Ninth.

PHILADELPHIA, August l3-Phila-
aeIrhia Knocked Rudolph off the rubber
IN SIX innings to-day and defeated Bos-
to'. 10 3 Nehf, formerly OF Terre
Ha"ie, finished the game in fine style
Tor the visitors Alexander was hir
nara In tho second and fourth innings,
thd then settled down, tho visitors not
getting q man past first base in the la ST
hHc innings. Score:
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.one out when winning run scored,

.onc out when winning run scored
Washington ............i q o o.
Boston ..-............ II 0 q o Ia
summary: EunS-Moeller. Shanks HOOPER,
Speaker Lewis. Stolen base-,iar.lner SIC.
riffs nit Gnner. Double plays-Moeier and
Gnndii; Mocl!cr and Henry. Left on base..
error Boston. :. Bases on bails-oft Boeh.
ling. 3: off Ayers !: off Shore. !! HIS
OF! Bo"hiinE In 2-% innings; off Ayers /,
In 2.% innings: of johnson. 0 in M in
ming. Struck out-by Shore. .: by Boeh-
tmpires. Connolly and Wallace. Time. i:i6
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Norfolk.
Ran for Graham In eighth.
Score by Innings: r.

Suffolk .........t o O q o o o.
Norfols .................0 3 -
summary: Runs-Irmscher stewart, Flynn.
Thraher. Cleveland. E.ubanks. Foilcs (2N
stolen bases Schumacher. Cleveland Sacri-
nee h.t-Fo:lcs. Two base hts-Al:cn. Flynn
llonble plays Cionlby to Ioh 20 Henry: Nc
Mahon to Steinbrenner to Foiles. Struck
out-hy Graham, l. by Nicks. 10. Bases
gins. wild ptch-(iraham. Left on bases
Suffolk. 5: Norfolk. 10. Tinie. 30 I'm
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THEY DIVIDE HONORS

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. August 10
Buffalo won the first game OF to-day's
double header by to |, mainly
through the effective pitching of Her
che Herche. on the othcr hand, passed
seven and gave eight hits. In the
taSies Winning by to ,, cav n;tcho
cd almost equally as we'll as Hoff in
CONTINUED on Eighth Pago.)
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Harrisburg
'Ratteh for Fabrique in ninth.
tRattcd for Comstocls In ninth.
score by innings:

score by innings: II.
Providence ............2 q o. 4
Harrisburg ..,.........o y o o z oil
Summary: Enthusiastically (2b. Shean, Pow
oil. IIcckinEer 90. Mensor Move t2). Wit
Ter a.. Thorpe Kraft. Tamm. Two base
hits Kraft. Wittcr. Zimmerman Three
base hi;--Mowe Sacrifice hits-Zimmcrn,an
Goodhred. Gill. Struck out-hv Comstock /:
nv Goodtred. 4. Bases on balis-off Com
sto,k. s; of Goodbred. !. Wild pit,.h-
Goodhred: Time. l:so. Empires. Hantiboe
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Grand Circuit Results
GRAND RAPIDS. August l3.-o:13
trot: three in five; $1,000:
Sadie. s., b. m, by Archdale

GRAND RAPIDS. August l3-o:13
trot: three in five; $1,000:
Sadie. s., b. m, by Archdale.
Murphy ................1 I
Dick Watts, b s., Rodney .....2 . =
j.. a. L., h. g., Gosnell. .4 :
Victor Star b. g., Valentine. ~ 3
Blue Feather, br. H., Cox. 6 :
Roy Miller. b. s., Grady...5 ; Z
John Gwynne. h. g., Mott ..S \ G
Nownday Girl. b. m, Lasell. 80 7dis.
Time, 2:07 3-4; 2:07 "a; 2:071-4.
200 pace; three in five: $1,000:
Major Ong, b. &. by Major
GantZ. Murphy ...........l I
Bingen Pointer. b. H., Snow.....o 2 9
The Importer, b. g., Jones .....4 3 i
Little Director, b. s., Valentines 4 3
Budd Elliot. br. g., Gccrs. ....3 dis
Clara Walker, b. m. Lasbury dis
Time, ZOOS Ia EOS Ia; o:0S1-o
2:06 pace; two in three; $1,000:
Leila Patchen, b. m, by Dams
Brother, Snow .................1
Rastus. br e., Mcdonald ,........2 .
Frank Patch. br H., Cox ..........3 4
Fay Richmond. s. e., Jones ......4 3
Our Colonel. b. h.. r; Childs......5 5
Time, 2:o5 Sd; 2:05 1-2
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REDS DEFEAT PIRATES

PlTTSBU RICH, August l3-Cincin-
natl defeated Pittsburgh to-day by a
score OF to 3. getting three runs in
the ninth inning on hits by Hcrzog and
Griffith. a base on balls to Williams
and wild throws by Collins and Har-
mon. The three runs scored by Pitts
burEh in the sixth inning came after an
error by HerZog when he should have
retired the side. Score:
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BUILDERS BEAT ORPHANS

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August 10
NEWPORT News defeated the Orphans
mere this afternoon, . to !, in q very
pretty pitching duel between GARDINER
and PorraN The contest was married
10 great extent by the poor work
of Umpire Bussey, who caused both
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'Bnttcd for Manning I'm ninth.
Score by innings: IL.
Jersey city. % q o q q o o.
RICHMOND 20 q q q % o :: -
Summary: I',yo-buse hit-Rues
sacrifice hits-Dunn. PurtcIl. stolen
n"Hc-, HthcrS. BnseE on balls-Ofr
tottrcll. ,; or Sherman, 2. struck
nut-by COttrrlI, 4: by Sherman, 1.
unik-Shcrmnn. Empires. Freeman
nnd Harmon. Time, 40.
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Portsmouth,


Rocky Mount ..I n n n . n oi
Portsmouth .. % O n n . "a
SIinnlaTr: Runs-CUeto. Hurley. Bi:tle 80.
":isei. Snyder Wratien. Damrau az. New
ION %. Home runs-Eisel Wr1ticn. Dam
rau Newton. stolen bases-B.ttla. pam, au
Douh. plays-Wrattcn. Edwards and snyder.
I'd" ards and snyder. Buses OF b.lis-ofr
APPRECIATE. :. OF Wood. 3: off Green
Left on bases-Rock" Mount. :: Portsmouth
=. Hit hy pitched ball-by Wood. Goose
trep !iits-on Apologize, II. Off Wood O.
struck out-by APPRECIATE. /: BY Wood 2:
ny Green. }. Passed bobby ITlrich .
Time, 1:iU. ImpirC, McC.owan
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man !o' 'luSon IN mint n.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ..............n o q q I q r.,
Pittsburgh o.. ..........U o o q & q q "a
summary Runs-iierzog. Williams (2)
Grinith. Collins Johnston. Hinchmau Two
base hits-N ilamS. II. Wagner. Sacrifice
hits-NinGo. Schami"cr, II. Wagner, Schang
Sacrifice ny-Wingo. stolen b;.se-Johnston
Earned run-Cincinnati. :. Left on bases
Cincinnati = Pittsburgh. :. First base on
error-pittshLrch, Bases on bails-off
Schneider. |: OF Mtkcnry. J. or Harmon
?. iits--on Schneider. in Innings: on
Mckcnry. in innings Struck out-by
schneider 4 by Harmon. 4. Passed ball
l:Ss.
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shaw 90. Get&, Miller Cooinbs. Two.bas .
nits- Burns Merkle Stengei Three nase hi;
III unline!. stolen hasrs-Merklc. H. Myers
t2b. Cdishaw, Miller. Earned runs Brook :
En, g. First hnsa on errors-New York.
= Brooklyn, = Bases on bals-on Schupp.
on coomhs, ;. Hits-oh Perritt in 4
hnins>; OF S0hupp IN innings Hit by
plichCi-by Coomhs. l.oberD. struck out
by PoFT!u. :: by Schupp. =. by Coombs 4
I'm pires. Q, Day and Or,h. Tlmn IL .
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How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESrERDA1

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. I; Jersey City, 2.
Harrisburg, II; Providence, 4.
Buffalo, d; Rochester. I thrst Kame).
Rochester, ); Buffalo, = tsccOnd Eane).
Montreal. o. Toronto, Uirst Snme).
Toronto. 3; Montreal. (sccond gume).
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis ut Newark.
Brooklyn mt Pittsburgh.
Chicago Mt Baltimore.
Kansas City mt Buffalo.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. @: Suffolk. 9.
Portsmouth. 6; Rocky Mount, ,.
Newport News, 2; Orphans, /.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. T.. Pct. w L. Pct
Port.m'h 25 II .505 X. Mount 20 ri, .4ss
suffolk rs ~ .595 y. News 81 20 .512
Norfolk ...22 90 .52+ Orphans IL 30 .2s6
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- :. - I
-Rattcd FOR Perrit' in NTH
fBatted for SChurp in ninth
-Ran FOR Ssengel in second
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Pittsburgh.

Totals. Is :, Il Totals. .sS 20 %
'tatIed for Schneider in eighth
fEa:ied for Harmon in ninth.
o.. I'M,
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CONTINUED on Eighth Page. }
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-05-06
NOTICE OF AssEssM EMIT.

Office of the Tarbox Mining Com
pany. Wallace, Idaho, March 26,
1915.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the directors of the Tar
box Mining company, held at the office
of the company in Wallace, Idaho, on
March 26, 1915, an assessment of two
and one-half err mills per share
was levied upon the outstanding cap
ital stock of the company. payable on
or before April 20, 1915, to Richard
Daxon, treasurer, 426 High street,
Wallace, Idaho
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 26th day
of April, 1915, viii be delirquen and
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before,
will be sold at the office of the com
pany 426 High street, Wallace Idaho,
on the 18th day of May, 1915, at 7:30
p. m. Of said day to pay the delin-
quent assessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and ex.
penses of sale.
]. w. McGINNIS,
Acting Secretary Tarbox Mining Com
pany Wallace, Idaho. A1-22-4t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-05-06
ORE CONTRACTS
CONTINUED from First Page)

pendent attitude In making demands
for a substantial modification Of Its
contract.
| For long time the Bunker Hill &
Sullivan company has been conducting
experiments for the recovery Of all
! the metallic values in it's ore through
an electro chemical process, and for
/ this purpose a large plant has been
erected near the mine, SO successful
had these experiments been that Mr..
Bradley, president of the company and
a man noted for his conservatism, pub
ilicy announced last summer that II
would be only a matter Of a short time
when the Bunker Hill & Sullivan COM
lpany would be In position to reduce its
ores at the mine, separating and recov
erlng all the mineral values, thus elm
mating the shipment of concentrates
to distant smelters, 1t was understood
at the time that he laboratory tests
had proved successful and that the
work then was being directed toward
adapting the process to the treatment
Of ores on a commercial basis. No
announcement has since been made.
and the bearing 1t will have upon the
revision of the ore contract Is purely
a matter of speculation.
May Modify Federal Contract.
Another rumor, which lacks confr-
nation. Is that the Guggenheims have
agreed to modify their contract with
the Federal company which win
amount to an advantage in favor Of
the mining company Of about 50 PEI
ton This concession It is stated was
obtained by the department of Justice
as one Of the results or the inrestiga-
ton by that department of the Am
erlcan Smelling & Refining company
IF this should prove true, a CORE
spending concession would have t.
be made to the Bunker Hill & Suili-
van company and also to the Stewart
whose contract calls for identicallN
the same terms given the Bunker Hi
on June !.
Taken altogether the situation is
one of intense interest to the people %.
this district, and is fraught with mo
mentous possibilities in the matter o.
treatment of Occur d'Alene ores l.
the meantime all parties to the nego
tlations are sitting tight and sayin'
nothing.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-05-06
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Office of the Cedar Creek Mining {
development Company, Limited
Wallace, Idaho, May 5, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Ceda
Creek Mining and Development Com
pany, Limited, will be held at the otflc,
of the company, SOS Bank street, Wal
lace, Idaho, on the 18th day of June
1916, at 1880 o'clock p. m. of said da.
for the purpose of electing a board G
directors to serve for the ensuing yea
and for the transaction of such othe
business as may legally come befor
the meeting.
WILLIAM BECKER,
Secretary Treasurer Cedar Creek Min
ing a. Development Company, Lin
tied. NJ ay 6-June3-6
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-05-06
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office of the Idora Mining Company
Limited, Wallace, Idaho, May
A. d, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the directors Of the ldor,
Mining Company, Limited, held TIN
day. an assessment of five 60 min
per share was levied upon the capita
stock of the company, payable on O
before the Bird day of June, 1915, to IN,
secretary of the company, at his office
Room COS Jameson Block, Spokane
Washington.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the Sd day o
June, 1915, will be delinquent and ad
vertised for sale and unless paymen
is made before, will be sold at puhli
auction, at the front door of the court
house, In the City Of Wallace, State o
Idaho, on Friday, the End day of July
A. d. 1915, to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with tn
costs of advertising and expenses .
sale.
c. r. MALLETTF,
Secretary ldora Mining Company
Limited. Ma Gle 3-5'