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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-12-02
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Office of the Hector Mining Company
Limited, Wallace, Idaho, December
l, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account Of an assess
ment OF five 60 mills per share lev
led on the 18th day of October, 1915,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
as follows, to-wit
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-12-02
CARLSON RETlREs.
Former Wallace Hardware Man viii
Give Attention to Minina.


Give Attention to Mining.
The Idaho Hardware & Plumbing
company has purchased the stock and
good viii Of the Carlson-L usk Hard
ware company's wholesale and retail
stores in Boise and win take possess
sion of both establishments on We'd
nesday. December 1, says the Boise
Statesman. The deal involves $780,
0OO Mr. Carlson win retire from the
hardware business in Boise and will.
II is understood, devote most of his
attention to mining, in which he has
always been extensively interested.
Mr. Lusk becomes stakeholder in the
Idaho Hardware & Plumbing com
pany and win be an active official of
the corporation.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-12-02
THE OLD VETERAN.
crosseut Should Reach the Vein in
About $50 Feet.

During the past week supplies for
the winter were taken up to the Old
Veteran, above Burke, and the COM
pany is now in good shape for the
winters operations. There is now
about feet of snow at the property.
The supplies delivered include 300 feet
of air pipe. The rock continues very
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-12-02
I'LL SACRIFICE 7-PAssENGER

WILL SACRIFICE PASSENGER
late model Stevens Duryea automo-
bile completely equipped and in
splendid condition. This machine
has been run but a short distance
and is as good as it was the day it
was bought Cost $5500 We can
sell it for $500 cash. Here is an
unequaled bargain. Address P. o
Box 1925, Spokane, Wash D2-16-3t
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Authority on Radium.

cry.
! Authority on Radum.
Mr.. KEENAN, is probably the best
known authority on ores of radium
in this country, and his copyrighted
articles concerning the metals in the
technical papers has given him we'll
earned reputation as a close student
OF such minerals, second to no geolo
gist in the Union. BY permission the
writer is allowed to make some ex-
cerpts from one of his publications in
Mining Science, of Denver, Colo. His
article on 'Radium and It's Sources"
was, perhaps, best designed to give
the miner and prospector a clearer
understanding of these intricate new
subjects. He declared that more than
forty different uranium minerals have
been discovered, of which pitchblende,
carnotite, autunite and torbernite
have been of commercial Importance
carnotite and its associated minerals
having thus far produced far more
eheiH HAIL VI all tne existent radtum.
Where Minerals Are Found.
Pitchblende in commercial quantity
has quite invariably been found in
assure veins in the old igneous rocks,
as granite, schists, etc, and so asso-
ciated with gold, silver, copper, lead,
zinc, tin, various sulphides, etc. Color
pitch black to brownish, sometimes
with grayish or greenish cast; brittle;
luster--dull, metallic, pitchlike; frac-
ture, conchoidal; hardness to 6,
and specific gravity to 81 in crys-
tails. or GA and higher in massive
form.
The More Valuable Mineral.
Carnotite is given as hydrous
vanadate of uranium and potassium
II Is usually found in sandstone:
in other sedimentary rocks.
and practically always occurs in
pockets" punches" or "chimneys." !
A bunch producing so tons of ship
ping ore is considered a very good
deposit Color-a bright canary yell
ow found in powdered form, or in
slightly cohering masses, or in vel I
ow stain in rock crevices, or in call :
areous sandstone. Carnotite is nam +
d after Adolphe Carnot, noted I
french chemist Carnotite at the I
ime Of writing the article was worth Z
2 per cent UsOS, $3.50 per pound +
u per cent $40, and 8 per cent, T
LEO. Better grades run much high !,
r in value. =
Prominent as a Writer. 3
Mr.. KEENAN, is a nephew of George 3
.ennan, the world famous writer, lee =
Irer and traveller, whose terrific ar p
alignment of the Russian exile sys- C
IN startled civilization and brought G
own on him special edict Of the y
ar. KEENAN,, the younger, however, G.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-12-02

And in accordance with law so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
NAV be necessary will he sold at the
Office NJ the company, Room 7. Post
office block. Wallace. Idaho. on the
18th dav NJ December. 1915. at 1000
>. m of said dav N nov the dol'n-
onent assessoapt tharean tooethnr
with the costs of advertising and ex-
penses OF sale.
n. Fl. PATTISON.
Tree slirer Hector Minire ComnanV
limited. Roorn 7, Postoffice Pn'ldin".
Wallace, Idaho. D2-10-a
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MURRAY IS VISITED By
the neighborhood of the new discov-
cry.

CONTINUED from Page g.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-12-02
Prominent as a Writer,

Mr.. KEENAN, is a nephew of George
KEENAN,, the world famous writer, lee
turer and traveller whose terrific ar
raignment of the Russian exile sys-
tenn startled civilization and brought
down on him special edict OF the
car. KEENAN,. the younger, however
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16

Florida Highway association. They
will file it with the Dixie Highway
commission which meets in Chatta
nooga August 20, and the central
and west coast route will then be Of
ficially adopted.
A number of interesting side trips
were adopted by the board and will
appear in their report. If there are
other cities that believe they should
be listed in this way and can show
that they are on hard roads that con-
meet with the Dixie Highway or will
make pledge to provide the roads,
the board will be glad to have them
included in the report.
Recommended for State Highway
Commission
Governor Trammell had asked the
board to endorse four members of
| the state highway commission au-
! thorized by the legislature to aid in
| the good roads cause. The board
| recommended the names Of Ed Scott
/ Arcadia. O. IL Cairns. Gainesville
/ M, M. Scott. Orlando. and y. O. Miller
| Of Jacksonville The latter IN preai
dent Of the state coed roads aRHaeia
ton, The law provides that there
shall be one member of the commits
sion from each Of the four congress
ional districts of the state and one al
large, Messrs, Scott of Orlando anC
Miller of Jacksonville are in the same
congressional district and the boarC
overlooked anyone from the thirC
district comprising the western par
of the state.
The pledges asked for and receiv
ed from county commissioners call fol
the completion of the roads along the
terial not later than May 20, 1916
and are not shot air pledges" either
coming from the county commission
ers in nearly all cases and being a
good as gold. The central route o
the Dixie highway through Florida i
as good as an accomplished fact.
Meet Again in September
The board will meet in Lakeland il
September and at that time will TAX
up several other matters.
The following standing committee
were named:
Special Mapped Highway Commit
ten. M. Smith, Orlando, chairman
L. A Whitney, st. Petersburg; o. b
Dees, Mayo; w. f. Dunwoodie, Area
dia; C. A. Childs, Eustis; f. b. Bow
ers, Jupiter; J. H. Scales, Perry. Thi
committee will prepare accurate dat;
for the compilation of log of tn
highway, to be published by the DiXi
Highway commission.
Legislative Committee-W. G. Bro
rein, Tampa, chairman; w. B. Davis
Perry; H. Clay Sanford, Kissimmee
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16

F. ". Perry, Fort Myers. Perry G.
Wall, Tampa.
Transportation-J. W. Prentis, ks
simmee, chairman; r. p. Hopkins,
Live Oak; J. D. Rooney, Ocala; For
est Lake, Sanford. This committee
will try to get cheap rates for trans
portation of road materials.
Membership-W. f. Dunwoodie,
Arcadia, chairman; f. w. Elliott, Pa
latka; J. f. Mears, Barlow; w. J.
Weaver, Perry. Also one committee
man from each county to be selected
by Secretary L. P. Dickie.
Fntertainment-A. J. Holworthy,
of Lakeland, chairman; Earl c. May,
Auburndale; ]. II. Parrish, Gaines
vile; c. H. Walker, Barlow. This COM
mittee will have charge of the regu-
lar quarterly meetings of the associa-
ton. In addition, the president will
appoint one committeeman in the
place where the next meeting Is TO be
held who will select other members OF
! a special entertainment committee.
/ Auto Tour Committee. P. Hol
brook, Orlando, chairman; r. B
Hodgson, Archer; c. d. Pettigill
Tampa; Bart Hall, Winter Haven;
J. Gerig, Ocala; John r. Kelly, Fen
holloway. This committee will mar
out side trips for inclusion in the off
cial literature of the Dixie Highwa!
commission.
Road Inspection-A. F. Wyman
Bradentown, chairman; G.. r. Ram
sey, Orlando; r. G. Reams, Ebb; Free
c. Franck, West Palm Beach; J. {
Swindel. Lakeland.
Publicity and Publication-M. NJ
Glenn, Orlando, chairman; A. J. Hol
worthy, Lakeland; J. d. Rooney
Ocala; c. f. Woods, Eustis.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16

"My recollection is that have seen
an article in the press more or less
to the effect that when a candidate
visits a town there is some question
as to whether his presence should be
mentioned unless he pays for the
same, as the mention of his presence
gives him and his candidacy a direct
| benefit to him." says former Gov
ernor Albert w. Gilchrist in the in
troductory paragraph of a lengthy
communication which he is sending to
the newspapers of the state.-Pensa-
cola Journal.
The ex-governor must have seen
that article in a very obscure paper.
All newspapers of merit and influence
give candidates the same mention
they give to other distinguished Wis
itors. A paper which would charge
for such mention wouldn't be a news
paper but trade journal, and mighty
small trade at that.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16
ROUTING OUT THE
DIXIE HIGHWAY

OF the recent meeting of the Cen
trail Florida Highway Association IN
Tampa, the Times says:
The board of directors of the Cen
trail Florida Highway association yes
terday picked out the west route for
the Dixie Highway from Miami to
Tallahassee, settled on a number of
side trips that will be listed with the
Dixie Highway commission, endorsed
members of the new state highway
commission at the governors request,
and heard much talk of the good
roads to be built throughout Central
Florida i'm the course of the next
year
As stated in the Times yesterday
all members of the board were on
hand except M. o. Overstreet of Or
lando. Those present were I. Ed
Bryan and T.. ?. Dickie Of Tampa
president and secretaryl Iyeurgus
burns. Winter Haven. Ed Scott, Ar
eadial j. q, Lynch, Gainesville and
J. II, Scales. Perry
bridge is Guaranteed
Pledges had been received before
the meeting called to order for every
mile of the road listed on the route
above with the exception of the pro
posed bridge across the Kissimmee
river just north of Lake Okeechobee
During the meeting w. E. Dunwoodie
of Arcadia, called the committee on
the telephone to announce that the
Consolidated Land company, the
Southern Land company and another
would guarantee the bridge. This was
good news for without it the centra
route would have had to turn to the
east coast from Orlando or Kissim
NEE to Melbourne. Now it can pen
citrate the heart of tropical Florida.
Two routes had been outlined from
Gainesville to Tallahassee. One lee
north from that city through Colum
bia county to Lake City then turned
west through Suwanee county t.
Live Oak and Tallahassee. No pledge:
had been received that this roaC
would be built so the board yesterda!
adopted the alternative route ives
from Gainesville to the Suwanee riv
er, thence across Lafayette county anC
Taylor county to Perry and through
Madison county to Tallahassee. Thi!
route has been guaranteed and will
open up rich country of grea
scenic and business possibilities.
Secretary Dickie was instructed Il
make a report of the recommends
tions as to route made and file it with
the Florida commissioners, Messrs
Saxon of Tallahassee and Belcher OF
Miami, as the action of the Contra
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16
A Misrepresentation
Montbrook, Fla, July 3, 1915


Montbrook, Fla, July 3, 1915.
Editor Times-DemOcrat
| have just read with great deal
of interest the article that appears in
this weeks Courier, the official organ
of the advocates of Bloxham county,
by j. S. Bitch.
1t is not often that / pay any at
tention to trashy newspaper dope"
but since the senator has so grossly
misrepresented the Ocala meeting
that l desire to say few words so
the people of Levy county may know
the real facts in the matter.
Those of us who are opposing the
creation of Bloxham county had a
meeting with few friends from each
precinct in the proposed Bloxham
county to devise plans to work to-
gether to defeat the new county.
The senator and few friends tried
to follow us to Ocala for the sole pur-
pose of getting what information
they could, but unfortunately for the
senator and his friends, when within
about twelve miles of Ocala, the sem
ator's car broke down, and when we
were returning home from our meet
ing we found the senator and his
friends sitting by the roadside wait
| ing for someone to come along and
bring them home.
The senator and his friends were
not invited to the meeting, and the
nearest they got to it was twelve
miles, and to save my life l cannot
see how man can so grossly misrep-
resent anything in order to deceive
the people.
| Those of US who are opposing the
creation of Bloxham county are fight
ing openly and honestly, and that is
more than the advocates can say.
Recently the Courier contained two
articles written by DR.. S. Fl. Bitch
of Blitchton, which were favorable to
the creation of Bloxham county. After
careful inquiry / find that these two
articles were written by DIR. Bitch
two years ago. The advocates are
doing this to mislead the people
while they all well know that DIR
Bitch is opposed to the creation OF
| Bloxham county. Mont Brooks.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16

Nothing at all will be
charged to any one at
this sale. All goods will
be sold for cash.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16
The following surprising paragraph

The following surprising paragraph
appears in the Key West Journal:
eve regret to learn that conditions
among the Cuban cigarmakers in
Tampa are really desperate 1t is
said that some of these people are
actually starving. If the request was
made, the government of Cuba would
doubtless send one of its cruisers to
Tampa and return to their native land
that portion of the population which
cannot find employment. 1t is hardly
likely that the request will be made,
however, as Cuban Consul Ybor is au-
thority for the statement that a
cruiser would not be sent by the
Cuban government except on his rec
ommendation, and he has stated that
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Report of the Proceedings at the July
Meeting of the Board
Ocala. Fla. July 9Th. 1915.

Ocala, Fla, July 9th, 1915.
The board of county commissioners
met in regular session with all mem
bers present.
The board directed that Mr.. J. Z.
Moorhead, county engineer. lay out
route for public road from Daisy to
Cores landing, heretofore granted.
Mr.. r. W. Ferguson appeared be-
fore the board in the matter Of road
from Emathla station TO Sawdust
pond road. Referred to Commissioner
Hutchins with power to act.
Matter of payment of Messrs. II. F.
and P. J. Messer for road work was
referred to Commissioner Hutchins to
report at next meeting of board.
The clerk was instructed TO draw
warrant for SO in favor of c. A.
Dinkins, account of SO heretofore
deducted from salary for loss Of con-
vict
The board authorized Mr.. V. B.
Potts to haul lumber from Ocala and
repair three bridges on public roads
in his neighborhood for SO, county
/ to furnish lumber.
Bids on plats made by Florida Title
& Abstract Corporation, Buchanan
Tax Checking Company. Commercial
| Art Studio and Robert Moorhead
were received and opened by the
board.
The clerk was directed TO write th'
Atlantic Coast Line railroad company
TO see If they will not put i'm a cross
ing az a point 22OO feet north uf depa
at Orange Lake. opposite Mr. w. y
llrahham's place,
The clerk was directed Go write tht
comptroller and recommend that rs
demption Of lots I ta "A, inclusive
block los, neileview, at face value @
certificates on said land, with omitte'
years taxes, without interest,
The board decided To continue ap
preparation for canning club work O
s15 per month, for Mrs. Moorhead.
The clerk was directed to draw war
rant for SO i'm favor of Henry Cor
don on account escaped convict here
tofore charged to him.
The board decided that they woul
include i'm budget of expenses fo
fiscal year, October 1st, 1915, to Sep
TENDER 3Oth, 1916, inclusive, $500 70
hospital for care of county pauper:
including operations and board.
Applications of Mrs. Koon an
Hiram Williams for county aid wer
refused. Aunt Patty, Nora Summer
and Ned Hart were put on the paupe
list at 50 per month, each, and Ale
Anderson and Lucy Willis were pu
on pauper list at So month, each.
Matter of repairing floor Of count
Judges office was referred to Con
missioner Pyles with power to act.
The board, i'm the matter of Gu
verts, upon which advertisement fc
bids was heretofore made, decided
accept bid of Dixie Culvert Compan
for minimum carload, conditioned tha
car be shipped as ordered, but nc
paid for before expiration of or
year.
The clerk was directed to dra
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1910 cubic yards. Cost feeding pris-
oners 1879 cents per man per day;
cost feeding mules so cents per mule
per day. Clayed 1910 feet ruts Spar
and Fort Mccoy road. Total $563.sS.
Total for month s3O71.O6.
Respectfully submitted,
]. r. Moorhead, Supt- Roads.
There being no furthsf business the
board adjourned.
W. ID. earn. Chairman.
p III. Nugent, Clerk.
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hg positively will not make such rec
ommendatiod, Yet ne admits that
conditions are desperate"
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SENATOR BITCH TOLD
A FAIRY STORY

The following letter from Mont
Brooks. well known citizen Of
Monthreak, should not only settle
Senator nliteh's status as att adve=
cate for "nloNham," but make all
reluctant to believe any statement he
makes on the subject unless he can
establish it by at least two disinter-
astel Nuitnassas.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-16

PRACTICAL
CARPENTER AND BUILDER

CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Careful Estimates made on all Con
tract work. Gives More and Better
Work for the Money than Any Other
Contractor in the city.
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VEGETABLES. MILK AND EGGS
from our own farm daily. Open night
and day. Merchants Cafe. r.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-04
Euening Story
ACROSS THE BROOK
Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
BY CIarissa MackIe

The hillside was dappled with sun
light, and at its foot a brook muir
INJURED unsteady before it plunged
over the messy rocks and disappeared
in the cool depths of the wood be-
yond.
Grace Pitt dipped her toes in the
brook, shook the drops from her pink
toes, and with a contented sigh
leaned back against a large rock and
opened her book.
Every time she turned page one
sunburned little hand dipped into a
box of chocolates and transferred the
sweet to her charming mouth.
Grace's eyes were blue or gray or
green, like changing pool of water,
fringed with dark lashes. Her silky
black hair cleaned in the sunlight
She was more than pretty.
"You forgot the chocolate!" ex.
claimed masculine voice.
Grace lifted amazed eyes and beheld
Fred Winters, the nephew Of Mrs.
Chilworth, the owner of Mapleshade
farm, where the Pitts were boarding
'.You forgot the chocolate re.
peated Ferd, his bronzed face red
dening.
"Why, what in the world do you
mean?" she demanded in amusement.
give been watching you - when.
ever. you turned page you ate a
chocolate-and that time you turned
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-04
Clearing The Complexion
BY c. A. VOIGHT

will be a fine line, made by tiny
blackheads, also around the nostril
and up over the nose these same ugly
spots appear to spoil the complexion.
They are easily removed, however.
and once away, should not return, II
normal care is taken of the skin.
small metal instrument is made
which will press out the largest and
most prominent of these. The shops
sell them under the name Of twee-
zers-they are also used for pulling
out superfluous hairs.
The face should be steamed or
washed in hot water first, to soften
the skin and open the pores. Then
the blackheads are pulled out, or
squeezed out, and cold water dashed
over the entire face, to close the
pores and prevent them clogging
with new dirt. Ice rubbed over the
skin after the cold water closes the
pores even more tightly, and tones
up the skin, bringing blood to the
surface and strengthening muscles
as we'll.
The greatest care should be taken,
however, not to bruise the skin. for
this would cause a scar on the tender
skin, and do more harm than good.
Squeeze only hard enough to force
the foreign matter from each pore.
Questions and Answers
I haze a lot of small sores inside OF my
mouth achich come from time 10 time and
bother me great deal. No,r, can you
gite me a mouth rash that acill corTect
this, and oblige-Miss Fife.
Rep1y-There are various preparations,
none of them better than soda. The calsh
OF these sores is acid mouth: you want
to use tooth powder that will neutralize
this, also to dlet and improve your d1ses-
ton.
Will you giue me something to take in
the 7norninas to take array the casey feel
ing hares M ,oho'e system seems fl'sa
qoith gas, and achile am hungry do
not enjoy my breakfdst-A Masculine
Reader.
Rep7y-You. too, need your digestion I'm
proved. a matter of diet or a doctor.
Charcoal, chewed each morning, will take
away the CASEY feeling YOU complain OF.