The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-09-30
LARGE DELEGATION FROM SPOKANE WILL
SPEND TWO DAYS IN SEEING DISTRICT
VISITORS WILL BE HOSTS AT TOMORROW EVENING
VISIT AND INSPECT VARIOUS MINES AND MlLLs-sEs.
SION OF SPOKANE STOCK EXCHANGE.

tomorrow an excursion tram VIII
arrive in this city bearing mining men,
bankers, brokers and business men
from Spokane, who will spend two
days visiting the mines of the district,
renewing old acquaintances and max
ing new ones, and generally having a
good time. In the broadest sense these
representative citizens of Spokane will
be the guests of the people of this dis
trict and should and no doubt will re-
ceive a cordial welcome. A very close
relationship exists between the Coeur
dAlene district and Spokane, and yet
we are led to believe that Spokane
people have much to learn of the vast
mineral resources of this district and
the possibilities of it's future develop
rnent II is certainly to the advan-
tage of the people of the Coeur
d'Alenes that they should know more
of the district, that they should see
the great mines and mills and receive
the impression first-hand of the splen-
did opportunities still open for the de-
N6lORHtchk VI olllCi lidL Will
rival those we already have. This is
the best advertisement the district can
have, better than tons of printed ad-
vertising matter scattered indiscrim-
inately over the country. The purpose
of printed advertising matter is to
create an interest in the mining op.
portunlties of the district. These
Spokane men are already interested,
or they would not voluntarily come /
Having accomplished the purpose of
advertising without effort on our part,
1t Is up to us now to show them what
We have. Give them the glad hand
and show them around to the extent
Of your ability and if you have an au-
tomobile place 1t at their disposal in
order that they may visit the mines
and see how the great wealth of the
district is Produced
Guests Will Be Hosts.
While the Spokane visitors will be
our guests, they have seen fit to !
change the order for a time and as
sumo the role of hosts They have
arranged for an elaborate banquet at
$3.50 Friday evening at the Banquet |
restaurant, to which they have invit- |
ed as many of the citizens of the dis
trict as can be accommodated. This |
promises to be most enjoyable af- !
fair. The program has not been an
nounced but no doubt there will be
speakers on hand who are capable of
doing ample justice to the happy oc-
casion.
enokers Will Be Much in Evidence.
1t Is estimated that almost every
mining broker in Spokane will ac-
company the excursion novel fea-
ture Of the visit will be regular ses-
sion of the Spokane stock exchange, !
which will be held Saturday evening
in the Samuels hotel. 1t is probable
that many citizens Of the district
never saw a stock exchange in ac-
tion. This will afford such an excell-
ent opportunity to see the bulls and
bears at work.
Si9ht- seeing trips.
The excursionists will to a great ex-
tent follow their own personal inclin-
atoms In taking In the sights of the !
district, but a general plan has been
laid out which many will no doubt
follow. After attending the banquet
Friday evening and spending the night
in this city, the excursionists will go
to Kellogg and visit the Great Bunker
Hill & Sullivan mine and mills In
the afternoon they will return to Wal
lace and from here visit the mines of
Mullan, Canyon creek and Nine Mile. |
Saturday night most of the visitors
Will probably pass in this city and
Sunday forenoon will be devoted to |
visiting mines and mills and 1t Ia prob
able that quite large number will /
make an automobile trip to Murray
and other points on the North Side. 1t |
Is expected that most Of the excursion
lists will return home Sunday after
noon.