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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

uNUtlltCu WtuutluN. SIu .Vluz
6iio1l 8is., 11leb0eles, at so. 81.
See, YrGiioelten for 8alecia Com
6enle N1ilf 60. 0crlte0s, og gbars
les S. bri1tenip1L 5efret9ren for
5ellfabet, Ser 1llt er gaaet fon=
,fltrs, ct blebell arrelteret for llr-
0erileb al $3,37S fra 5tate 8anf
Of Miobleton. Sagel1 ifal beDan0-
les / 0one Gol111tD Mltnicipalret
og Sc anflageoe CT l9Slabt MOB
$500 &al1tion.
&lagen bar notaget al 0fi00le=
ton=8anfe11s Breii0e1lt IS. S. Bier-
ltorff og iigter Dem for at bape
laant at 8a11fer1 $3,37S moo at lo.4
be at giDe 8anfen EN- Gbecf for
bette 8elpb, naar be fit Detailing
for 8arer, oe babbe fenbt til Ne-
ejeringens Sloabeberft i BrooflDn,
SC. 9. S 5teoet baboe Sc 9lnflaae=
De efter 5igen0e oeponeret geIpbet
i Maoiinn 8anfe1r til gaIeeia-& SOM
pagniets 8reoit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
Sremtios=Eroipcfter fur Salfan=
itatcrne. u&eltlninltcr @o5ette"

1taterne. ~Mcltlninltcr @u5ette" /
2onOon ltripcr CT le6elloc Mrtifcl
ON 6prbol0cnc pao 8olfon:
Gntc11 8olfo11ltoter1le 0eltagcr /
&rigen cllcr bolber Jig 110e11for ben.
fon Sc h9rc liffer poo at ltotl1s
quo Set n1i116l ltc bill blipc ppret-
bol0t fpr bercs &cbfpn1n1c11Oe, 1oo=
fren1t Sc 9ulicre0c iejrer. 9pis Sc
pl1lfcr mere, l1our Set tDrfiife Sallit=
30 lfol gjpres pp, lnoo Sc gjpre Jig
flort at l1c11trole sMogtcrs Still
ling npbpcnoigbis blibcr fprlfjelliq
fra Sc &rigsfprcnocs, roor Trcoen
ifnl flutes.
Sc, lom bor nnrct rnc6 til at be-
re &rigc1lS @prOcr, pil lelbfolgelig
opnoo ltprrc 6oroele chs Sc, io111.
6or 6olbt Jig til6oge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
Set er berfor life let !.

@1tnoen ifol lebe af; BOG /bet
laofa1ote r&jpomcl" eller Saba.
pernel" ira u&aOaDeranltolterne"
funne anDen6es ipn1 9unDefpoer.
@fen mongen uGrofalt" og u9rni"
bill bilt11of blibe poa &alplaolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
Gn ltocs SAB paa britt ife Sfibe.

Gn 1tgcs Sab paa britiife Sfibe.
$ llgen cl,oc11oc Sen Site Wtarts
por Set britilfc Sab pao Sfibe fem
Dornplfibe, me0cns ct ljette bleD
rou1t al cn SorpeOo, men 11ooeDe I
Sopn. 1859 5fibc onfom til og
ofaif fra britiife @apnc / 2pbet al
l1qcn. Oeuor 1>notages set ltore Sab
al Menncifelib, fa11 0erfor 5fooe11
life betragtes 1aa rent operorcpen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

sSpoe mt til Mngmit. Otter bpoo
oc1 tDlfe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sci
cboelis Set prellsliife Ti1onsni11i=
lteril&m bur meb0elt &eprele11tonter
for Ercsien, ,f11nbe Da11 mr. Da &e-
il1ltotet of Optellinge11 foreliggcr.
% Da Sorbruget rlt CT npjogtigt
reguleret, ng ga e110piOere Sperbc-
pisningcn ON HpObe110igbe0el1 al en-
SnolfrGrfning al 6orbrl1get MI CT
trGngt in0 Sc biOelte &reOle al
Solicit, lneb 8eitel11tbco ltge, at
Ipiflo11o mco itnc 6orrooo ubeti11=
get fm1 bolbc uo til Sen npe Spit,
ia cn0pg i11O 9(llgl1lt. Set bar
cnoog enbnu &eierpefonOs poa 20
Eroccnt al 9eboloningernc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
Sab al Grloasifi6c.

SAB al Srloesifibc. S ct al SC
iiolt u0fon1ne 9e11n1re al nSines"
lneoOeles cit ilrtereslunt og tilipnc=
laoe1he fulOlten0ig Sberiigt pper
Iabet al &rigsifibc ira &rige,1s us
brl1o til lite @eorts. sSfplge oe1rne
bar 5torbrito1n1iel1s, sSronfrigs,
@l,slonos og Sopo11s Sloooer til
ion1men 1niltet 80 &rigslfibe poo
iolt ca. $4,000 Sons. 9o oisie
2o11bes lamle0e Slao0er beo Sri
gems ll0brl1o belp6 fig til ca. 5
@fillioner Cons, er ser oltlaa gooet
ca. 21l5 9Srocent tabt.
Splflon0, S7ltrig og Sprfiet bar
/ ianl1ne Gi0Srun 1l1i1tet 46 &rigs=
ifibe poo ca. $4,000 Sons. 9o Sc
iomlebe Slao0ers oprill0elige Ster=
rclie bar on1tre11t t750>000 Sons,
CT Sabet fer ca. Z Grocc11t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
SpanSan=Sfattcn lat / Smlpb

SpanSan=Sfatten lat Smlpb
Set fan anlcs iont gibet, at Spifer
nc hor bGret nobt til at gjpre @ruq
al Oeres &rigsifot fra 5ponboll.
tGlt1lingell bbor W1illior0ernc ia,
ligget lige iioen &rigen mcllen
Jro1lfrig ng SDiflon6 1871.
Set Di6eS r1eb 5iffcrbeo, at cl
ltpr 9cl al 8el9bet bar / engelli
@ulb og iten1plet 1872.
Meongc @l1lbn19l1ter netop lnei
oette Marstol CT bisle 9oge fon1.
met til6ogc til Sobe6bo11ferne
2onoon, Ser bar moOtaget Sem frc
Focrcs ifan0inabilfe -Sorbinbel1er.
,vSin1es" ifriber, at Mpnterl1e
l1tpibliomt fon1n1er fra 5pon0on
9ette fremgaar bl. a. of, at rpgle
Goier n1eb @nlon1pntcr bar u8an1
OF Gngla,1o"s originate 8apirs.
ltcmpel fra 1872, Sc bar mes onore
0ro ligget 11aabne6e / Seltl1inger
'lige ii6en Sreoen / 6ronfflrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

l
u1or ioor. sllligeDel bar Yrilen
poo Spe0e forOoblet Jig.
9lpiicrne ug &rigen. Sioen Sri
gems llbbrl1o CT S64 8lobe i Gpif=
la11O ppbprte at a1Ofpn1n1e. 9lar1a=
gen CT oel5 NeOgong / @ol0erot1tol,
ncl1 @ppeOiagcn 9eeOgang / 9ll1=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9enne en- al me-
get ltpr 9etDOning for alle 8lo0c
og bor afgipren0e 8etp0nil1g for
inange.
u&olniicbe &olf5eitl,l1g" ifriber>
at ncl npppe nogel1 @rbberpsgrel1
nao bria1ge baarOere Dire 0enne
&rigstio ems 9lDiierne. SSSfffc alene
CT &ooltoffernc blebne lal1gt oDrerc
= u;SpGrtc11" fo1ter 1oaleoes 1ut
Dcnbc0 Set Dpbbclte al Hrilel1 lige
fpr &rigel1 men Ser ren1lettes
bDppigc Enifer ONT @ratisefseln=
plorer, og Hublifltn filler ltaOig
ltprre &raD pg nel1er, at i11gen far
set bebre 0ellne Sis ems 8loDcnc,
mcOens Sa1,0be0en er, at i11ger or
bej0er 1neo lifrere Sob.
SorllDen vSprrtcn " er 81. a. Ea=
pirct, 3inf - Ser anbcn0es til
Trenltilling al 9illeoclicbeer =
% 8lp, ion1 bel1pttes beo 5tereotp=
pering al uSormene lteget / &ris.
@ertil fon1lner, .at 81. 1terre Mo0cs
llOgifter til acknowledgements er
blebet ltnrft foroget. ugorlp6rts" ="
ifriber: u9en lociol0er1ofrotiifc
EreSle 11oo ogloa li0e cit Gel I'M
Ser s0eongelcn poa &l,ngjpreller
Set CT rigtignof 1ncget forifjelligt
aft cftcr llOgibelies1tebet og Sc Der
bnrc,1oe Sorbolb. Seen 9obe6lu=
gen CT og bliper for ps, at 2nler=
ne forblipcr trofolte 1no0 0eres @la0
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u11fonlnc 8(u0e fra 0ulua1urf mel
Ser ONT ipere 5neltorme fen ober
2o11oct sen 20. Morts. s Nottens
2pb folot Ser ipnrc Weasier al Sne
oper @obe6lta0en og SEN ip0lige Del
al 2on0et, pg Set frps 5-6 @ra=
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orfonogtige S11eltorl1t men / So
e0lto0en lpjeoe 8inoen go0t al 1tb
n1o0 Morge11ltltn0el1. 0o 5olen
lnelote Jig, tog Sen fraftig fat poo
at oplp le Snemosierne.
s 9ogens 2e6 ers @in0en gaaet
ont Gelt, % fra 5fogen melbcs
&l. 9 Gftn1. 4 @robers &orlne, fra
@onltbplrn 9 @rs &orlne. Eao @ee=
tcoroloeilf SSnltitl1t ltoO Sberno=
nctrcts &pifiplp poo 9trl. 8orn=
toln1 olcne 1nclotc n1eO 9epr0e11binb
3 8rooers Jrplt.
SncItorn1cn pbcr 2pllun0 nGrcbc
ira pn1 9Sprn1i0ougen til nelte 0fpr=
gen. Ser CT fal6et mere 5ne enO
ser bor ppret Silfrl0et / a6lfilligc
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lec peo 2ollal1oS 5DofDlt loa Snec.,
cn e(lc11 bpj, og Scr bar 9riber paa
flere 9uenS 6pt6e. Aolfillige 8ejc
bleb 11farbare
Noo 2ollonOsbone1 bor Ser ON
s(ftenen Gogitansnil1g.
Sra Sosle, 9or116olm, n1clOes,
at en- bolbion1 5neltorm bar rolet
ober @or11bolln. Gn tDlf, laltet
9ornpcr og en- trelnaltet, laltet
5fonnert al ubefje11ot 9eatiDnalitet
1tron6c6p he6 Ta11d, 5 &bartnil
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
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MINING CONVENTION.
Will Be Held in Spokane Beginning
February %.

Will Be Held in Spokane Beginning
February %.
4 Through the Spokane Mining Mems
club the Northwest Mining convention
has been called to meet in Spokane or
February %. L. X Armstrong ha
charge of the program, f. c. Bailey o.
I finance. n. c. Titus Of reception, J. w
Mcbride of transportation, Fl. Fl
Shallenbcrger of ore display, and w
S. McCrea of entertainment, Arrange
lments have been made for a rate O.
fare and third from all railroad
points in the northwest. A go0l pro
gram is said to be in preparation, TIL
main feature for the entertainment o,
Visitors win be smoker at the Spo.
kane hotel where various spectacular
stunts will be pulled off designed to
make the spectator for the time forget
his troubles. Another notable feature
will be an elaborate exhibit of ores
which it is the purpose to make per
manent after the convention, arrange
ments having been made TO place the
ores in the Hobbies of the Spokane
Davenport and Occur d'Alene hotels
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of the County ef
Shoshone, State Of Idaho
In the matter Of the estate of Daniel
Hewes, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, by the I'M
dersigned Elmer Hewes. administra- :
tor of the estate of Daniel Hewcs, de.
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased, TO exhibit such claims, with
the necessary youches within four
months after the first publication of
this notice to the said administrator
at st. Joe, Idaho, which the under
signed selects as the place of business
in all matters connected with said es-
tate of Daniel Hewes, deceased.
ELMER HEWES.
Administrator of the Estate of Daniei
HeWes, Deceased.
Dated this goth day of January A. D.
1915, and first published January q,
1915.
LAWRENCE e. WoRSTELL. Attor-
ney for Administrators. Wallace. Ida 90
no. J21-F18- 81
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Office of the Iron King Mining Com
pany, Limited, Wallace, Idaho, jan
nay Is. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors of
the Iron King Mining Company Linn
tied, held on the 18th day of January
1915, at the Office of the company, an
assessment of one "a mill per share
was levied upon the capital stock of
the corporation, payable on or before
February Is, 1915, to Otto A. OLSON
secretary treasurer, at the office of the
company, Wallace Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
lIlent remains unpaid on the 18th day
of February. 1915, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment is made be-
fore in full, together whistle costs Of
.4ertising, figured at rs cents for
leach certificate advertised will be sold
on the 10Th day of March, 1915, at 800
D. M at the Office OF the company to
pay the delinquent assessment there
on, together with the costs of adver-
Using and expenses of sale.
OTTO A. OLSSON,
Secretary Treasurer of the Iron King
Mining Company, Limited: Office in
Eagle Block, Wallace, Idaho.
J21-F1S-5 st
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
Mining Is a Basic Industry

turesome business
Mining One of Two Original occupa-
tons.
Mining is basic industry; il de-
ponds not only upon the gambling, but
upon the honest work whereby the
useful and necessary minerals are ex-
tracted from the earth in order to fur
nish the material structure of civiliza-
ton The sunlit Mediterranean no
more exists as a frame for Monte
Carlo than mining for the pastime OF
Wall and Throgmorton streets. Share
dealing is the frill on the essential
digging and delving of the mine; bro
Lerage and promotion are bubbles on
/ the great stream Of beneficent activity
originating from the exploitation nf
mineral deposits; mining Is calling
of peculiar dignity not a funny ganlt
for persons of nimble wit and facilc
morality, 1t is one of the two original
occupations of humanity. AS life pro-
crosses man has learned to live less
on the direct product OF the field; lit
orally, he does not live on bread alone
the complex way of living we call civ
ilization depends increasingly upon
the metals BY means of them we
move, communicate and construct; by
the use of them we obtain heat, light,
and a thousand comforts They fur
nish the munitions of war no less than
the implements of agriculture and the
instruments Of scientific research. The
world may suffer diminished supply
of the metals for while, as during a
great war. but not for long. II can en-
dure the ohliteration of all its stock
exchanges before II can dispense Will
the products Of the mine. Lacking
them. it reverts to a material barbar-
ism in which the finer fruits Of the hu-
man spirit decay Under the barren
overburden Of ruthless militarism as
under the gentle meadows of peaceful
is the bedrock of metals. On
that the skyscrapers of civilization are
The relapse of war serves to
give laundering emphasis to the fact.
Mining is a basic industry"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
PURCHASE OF ALASKA
APAY|NG INVESTMENT
UNCLE SAM WAS WISER THAN
HE KNEW WHEN HE TOOK
TERRITORY ovEE.

When the United States paid over
to Russia S7,2O0.0O0 for the vast ter
Iritory of Alaska, il was looked upon
more as contribution to the car a.
an evidence of good will and appre
citation rather than as an investment
having in view commercial advan
tages and profits. That was in 1867,
and even the widest dreamer of thai
day could not foresee the vast wealth
thta was to come from that supposed
Eflgid, barren and inaccessible section
The years have wrought wonderful
lchange in respect to Alaska.
has proved to be yeritablt
lstorehouse Of wealth, inelndine
mineral. timber, fisheries. furs, an
many other products, while larg
portion of the territory has a milt
climate where large and permanen
population find living conditions on s
par with those of the states. A bal
anee sheet has recently been com
piled which shows Uncle Sans &C
count with Alaska from 1867 to 1911
which Is here shown
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
BY SHERIFF.

In the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District OF the State OF Idaho
in and for the County Of Sh0shone.
Harry Olson, Olaf H. Hagberg, Morris
Pearson, j. T. Wright. Aryid Mag
nuson, Iyer Paulsen, Jim Smith
Myrtle Aldrich, b. M. Aldrieh. FRANK
Tarrant, j. j. Stanford. G. G. Beck
ner, Axel Sundquist, Clarke g. Nor
ris and Pete Probach, plaintiffs, vs.
Idora Hill Mining Company, cor
poration, defendant. SIS.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of
sale and decree of foreclosure ant
sale, issued out of the District Conr
of the First Judicial District of thu
State of Idaho, in and for the County
of Sheshone, on the 21st day OF De
cember, A. D. 1914, in the above en-
titled action, wherein Harry Olson
IA H. hagDerg. Morris Pearson, j. i
Wright. Arvid Magnuson, Iver Paul
sen, Jim Smith, Myrtle Aldrich, b. N
Aldrich, frank Tarrant, ]. j. Stanford
| G. c. Be, kner, Axel Sundqufst, Clark
G. Norris and Pete Probach, the abovt
named plaintiffs obtained a judgment
and decree of foreclosure and sab
against the Idora Hill Mining Con.
pany, corporation, the defendan
ABOVE named, IN tnree aGtipns, ny,
were eonsoildalea Ior tIial' De ne.as 4 Aos
9oz4, 5000 anu So45, 40 On sne llsl wy Z
DeceinpeT, a. =. 1919, loi 'le SUI
Lofty 1siA i1i,ar r sesenty 1fl'
so-Ioo esfo ~. ~, uoal s.o $500 =
liioney " .ne o - et4 n 49,, "a A.
llJ0 (S52.45) dollars making in the ag
gregate the sum of forty-seyen hun
cred thirty-one and 90-100 ($4731 30
dollars, which said decree was record
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
COEuR D'ALENE LEAD SILVER.
Report That Considerable Ore Is NOV
Beinu Encountered,

The Occur d'Alene Lead Silver Min
ing company, of which Charles Held
enrich is manager, is reported to b
meeting with substantial encourage
ment as development work proceeds o
its property above Mullan. The grouf
is on the Idaho slope of the divide an
is presumed to be the western ex
tension of the Silver Cable The veil
both on the surface and in the under
ground workings is one of great prom
Use, and The Miner was informed tn
first of the week that considerable or
is now making its appearance in tn
face of the drift.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
THE FRISCO.
New Milling Processes Said to Be Civ
ing Good Results.

| Quite large force Is now employed
at the Frisco mine and mill, the fam
Gus old mine that has been rejuvenat-
ed by the Federal company. Opera
tons were suspended years ago on ac-
count of the large amount of zinc
which had been encountered in the
lower levels and the values of which
could not be recovered by milling
methods in vogue at that time. Tho
first attempt of the Federal to treat
this ore by concentration proved I'M
successful, Since that time flotation
and magnetic separation have beer
added TO supplement the concentration
and from reliable sources 1t is learned
that the result has proved highly sat
isfactory, the shipping product now
being turned out averaging 4s per cent
zinc. 1t is regarded probable that
this average will be raised through
further experiments and experience. j,
is stated that there is large amount
OF commercial zinc ore in sight in tn.
mine,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21

Writing on mining" in the new
> yeas number of Mining and Scientific
Press, Mr.. T. A, Richard says among
other things: Mining to be success
ful requires the ability or instinct to
see beyond the point Of the pick, some
times many hundred feet ahead Of i,
ans to anticipate changes in the ore
dan 70 causes that the miner has taken
paIa taking care to note Indeed fore
siglt--the forward mental glance is
quality fundamental to success 5fal
mining; not only as regards the pc
havior OF the mineral lode, but in re-
spect Of the whole series OF complicat-
ed processes to be performed before
the results of the miners labor is
realized in terms of money"
Mining Not Game Of Chance.
Continuing his interesting discussion
Of this subject, Mr. Richard has this
to say "The trickery and the thieving
is m essential part of it, nor even the
scheming aud gambling that looms 50
large in the eyes Of the stock ex-
changes and financial press. These
agencies, useful as they are, not in
frequently make the mistake Of put
ting the cart before the horse. Even
the general public. using the shares OF
mining companies as a means of spec
ulating or buying them with the idea
OF profitable investment is apt to
overlook the fact that such operations
are incidental, not fundamental I'm
tloubtedly the charm of successful
financial venture Is a factor in fur
nishing the inducement for raising
capital. and for distributing the risk
so that it may not fall too heavily up
on single purses; undoubtedly mining
In its worldwide aspect has gained in
scope and even in stability by means
of the appeal to- and support from, an
clientele; without such
support the digging Of the metals
would be restricted to smaller opera
lions and to fewer territories. Never
theloss the function of mining is not
d. create counters for a gamble; that
i only an incidental feature Of q ven
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
MINING OPERATIONS
At WARDNER.KELLOGG
PINE CREEK PRoGREsslNG-AL-
HAMRRA TO STARTLED
DY HAS ORE.
(wardner- Kellogg Newa)

Indications point to resumption OF
operations at the Alhambra property,
located at the head of Elk creek,
above Wardner An assessment OF
mills is now due on the stock of the
corporation and it Is probable that an
extensive program will be announced
later The Alhambra has been under
extensive development for number OF
years and has more than mile OF un-
derground workings in which several
large bodies of low grade ore have
been encountered. The main tunnel Is
being projected as crosscut to reach
the main ledge which trayorses the
group and which in the upper work
ings gave every assurance of paying
ore at depth. M. ]. Sinclair Is mana
ger Of the property. the stock OF which
Is controlled by Spokane interests.
Pine Creek Treasure Vault.
Pine creek Is daily becoming q
source of surprise and from all APP
pearances is at last striking the pace
which long years Of patient endeayor
have made possible This week comes
report from the Treasure vault
group, located near Beolcr, that a
handsome showing Of ore Is being
made in the face of erosscut tunnel
the ore carrying exceptional values in
gray copper. The property is owned
by w. II. stone and was located last
Summer following a careful tracing Of
the ledge for some distance, While
the present work Is but At shall W
depth every Indication points to COM
nl.rcial ore once sufficient depth is at
tanned Mr.. Stone Is a pioneer OF tn
Occur d'Alenes and Is firm in his be-
lief that he has found the mother lode
of the Pine creek district Further de-
yalopments win be watched with in
terest at the Treasure Vault, which Is
located Immediately back of where the
Crater cabin stands on the main road
Galena on the Surface.
George Coleman was in from the
Teddy properly this week and had
with him several good looking sam
pies taken from the drift being driver
on the vein in that property The
work has been progressing most salts
factorily during the winter and with
the present showing in the drift tht
raanage ment expects to show up some
thing worth while this season. Tbs
Teddy has clear galena exposed in The
surface workings along the outcrop'
Rings that should be encountered II
paying quantities at depth. The pro-
perty is owned principally by loca
parties. 1t Is located on the Wallace
road, convenient to transportation
and adioins the Wisconsin,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-21
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK.
HOLDERS MEETING.

Office of the Idaho Nevada Explora-
tion Company, Limited, Wallace,
Idaho, January 18, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders of the
Idaho Nevada Exploration Company,
Limited, will be held at the office of
the secretary, Otto A. OLSON, in the
Eagle block, Wallace, Idaho, on the
9Th day of February, 1915, at g.: 90 p m.
for the purpose of considering the ad-
visibility of raising the assessment
from one "a mill per share to two {2J
mills per share, and for the transaction
of such other business as may legally
come before the meeting.
OTTO A. OLSON,
Secretary of the daho-Nevada Expl IT.
alton Company, Limited, Wallace.
Idaho. J2t .F6. st