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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14
AT TOP-Lola .Meora
- Fountain, Buenos Aires.
Lower left-Avenue Rio,
Branco, Rio de Janerio,
Lower ight-AvenueR Royal
Palms, Rio de Janerio.

the Andean regions of Northern
Patagonia, the survey ana report on
conditions in that section OF Argen-
tina give promise that the project.
encouraged by 81. Rarnos-Mexia,
Minister in the Cabinet of 1912, will
be carried out as originally planned.
With fuel supplies the important
factor in manufacturing and such
supplies having to be imported at a
high cost, there has been reluctance
upon the part of the money interests
to invest in Industrial plants. There
are sections Of Argentina, however,
where water power is available in
almost boundless quantities; and this
is the case, particularly, at the foot
hills Of the Andes Of Northern Pata-
igonia.
Sr. Ramos-Mexia planned that the
Industrial center should be in the
valley Of the Rio Limay, short
distance from Lake Manuel Huapi,
of which the. river constitutes an
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same train with Iturbide. but before
they had proceeded far an order
was issued by General Villa for the,
arrest of 1turbide. AT the Same
time q statement was given out by
General Palafox. Minister OF Agri-
culture in the Gutierrez Cabinet,
charging Silliman and Canova had
accepted a bride for their efforts in
getting the fugitive out OF the City
Of Mexico. This was denied vigor-
ously by them. and the charges
We're ignored by the State Depart
ment.
u rode on that train" Iturbide
said, "just one day, for I realized
that the secret service men; were
trailing me and that I'M order for
my arrest would come any minute.
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on an eminence. This is also the
case with the Municipal opera
House. From whatever direction Il
is Viewed the structure makes
striking picture. The large and
beautiful public garden in the CEN
ter Of the city is also one OF the
features Of the community.
In the immediate vicinity Of this!
city Is a building erected In honor
OF the event which separated the
country from Portugal in 1892.
This independ ence building contains
. what is thought to be the largest
fresco painting In the world, Show
ing Dom Pedro Of Braganza, then
regent of Brazil, surrounded by his
Z generals. proclaiming the indepenS.
ence of tho new nation.
Not only is the culture idea fore
most in the minds of the people of
Brazil and Argentine, but in all
South American nations the idea ia
uppermost.
ADVANTAGES FOR
4 URUGUAY WOMEN.
Within the last few years there
has been q noticeable interest mani.
tested in all that pertains to the
advance OF woman in Uruguay.
The commission of women teachers
has been especially active, and it
was due to the efforts OF this orr
ganization that q member was sent
to the United States, a. while ago.
to study the American systems Of
public instruction. II was as a re-
suit Of this investigation that the
plan was worked cut to establish the
normal training course.
This course is to be both theoreti-
cal ana practical. It Is to take up
the work in Its entirety. A grad
uate Of this normal school will OBJ
tain q certificate as teacher Of
woman's vocations, and may aspire
to Q position as permanent teacher
in the department for the profess
sional instruction Of women which
It Is purposed to establish soon as
q branch OF the public school sys-
tenn of Montevideo.
While the women of Montevideo
are rapidly absorbing information
as to many essentials connected
with household affairs. throughout
the country sections there Is the
greatest need for more specific train
ing along this line. In the interest
a of greater economy 1t has been de-
cided to extend the Teaching work
$50 as to include manual training
with a view to Improving home af-
fairs, and It is therefore expected
that the normal course in this cap
ital will be a boon to the whole
country.
The government has been liberal
in appropriating money for public
!, schools, and It is ANTICIPATED that
the allowanc e for the normal course
will be large enough to warrant
complete teaching course with q
view to extension.
MANUFACTURING GETS
BOOST IN PATAGONIA.
Not only are the South Americans
working for the advance in educa-
tional lines, but they are beginning
to branch into manufacturing.
A preliminary to the establish
ufent Of Q great industrial center In
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/, / wrote my will and gave It to Mr.
Canova and slipped of the train
Just south of Aguhs Calientes
II walked around aimlessly sixty
miles and finally got a horse ON
ranch. Fifteen days rode, dis
gpised as o ranchers and made my
way to the American border, eluding
troops and police by travelling most
" at night and sleeping by day. 4
had loft all my baggage oh the
train and when ! finally got to the
Rio Grande, 4 was afraid to 80 to
any Of the bridges, for fear the Sc
cret service men would be waiting
for me. Il
u always have been a good
swimmer, so ! plunged in and swan
the river. An Englishn1an whose
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Eduardo Iturbide, once member
of the Mexican Senate and later
commander of the Federal district.
has revealed the story OF his sensa-.
tienal escape from death In Mexico
The circumstances of which for a
time threatened to cause q serious
breach, between General Gutierrez
and Generals villa and Palafox.
He said i1e rode almost six hum
tdrsd miles through deserts and over
+ mountains to the American border,
I after leaving o train south Of Chi-
huaiiua to avoid arrest.
oos IN a assive psls II S Sesetlaeiens
for 4tgrhide's safety n appreciation
or his EFFORTS on behalf of Ameri-
Z cans and other foreigners In the
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Aolose shopt.

II was during a golf game In
Scotland. The first player who
drove of was very bow-legged, The.
second player. unmindfpi that his
Compliment was directly IN front Of
him, struck the ball and 1t whizzed
!, Between his opponents Iosx
"Hoot, mon r Id the. bow legged
one in anger, that's nae eclf!''s
Aweel.' Z said his opponent COM
placently, 1T Ids mae golf It's guide
croquet.,s 7 aides. Home Journal.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
SUCCESS OPERATES
At FULL SPEED
JULY DIVIDEND WILL BE ON BA-
Sis OF FOUR CENTS
PER SHARE.

July disbursement of dividends from
the Success property will be on a ba.
sis of cents per SHARE according tt
the secretary of the company, james
f. Howarth. This calls for $6O,O0O tc
cover the 100000 issue. June re-
ports show total shipments of $16S, 500
worth of zinc concentrates and $12,066
worth of lead concentrates, or a total
of $180,S69. The operating and other
expenses totaled $4,000, leaving net
balance for the company of $143,639.
The stockholders will receive the
entire monthly net profits hereafter
according to the secretary, a surplus
of $150,000 to be retained in the treas
ury, together with a contingent fund
of $4,000. The report for the past
month shows $179,531 on hand with
$85,069 worth of ore stored at the mill
and in transit to smelters, giving to-
tai available of 1894 800.
The mine is gradually increasing its
output to reach the maximum of 1000
tons per month and at present prices it
is figured the property will net better
than $15O,000 during the July opera
tions.
Success stock is quoted today on the
market at SO cents, number of shares
changing hands at this figure.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
DEVELOP HANDsPIkE.
Copper Property Has Good Showing
of Ore.

Operations are again under way on
the property owned by the Little
North Fork Copper Mining and Mill
ing company, known as the Handspike
group, located some distance above the
Horst Powell mine. Miners are at
work in drift on the vein and expect
to soon reach a point beneath the up
per tunnel where promising show
ing of copper values was made. The
mine now has considerable tonnage
of ore piled on the dump for treat
ment, difficult transportation prob
lens making 1t impracticable to han
die the ore at this time. With the
completion of the wagon road to the
Horst-Powell group a part of this diff
fculty is removed and 1t Is expected
aid will be furnished by the county in
a further extension of the road up the
river to tap the Handspike, Hamburg
American and Riverside properties, all
of which are under active development
this season.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
WANT REX NINE.
Eastern Parties Negotiating for Well
Known Property.

Directors of the Rex Mining com
pany will meet in Spokane July 12 to
receive an offer for the control of the
property from eastern parties, whose
names have not yet been made public
by local officers of the company Con-
siderable interest is manifest over
the proposed deal, which is looked up
on as sure go, as it will mean the re-
lopening of another of the districts
newer mines and result in an increas-
ed tonnage for the years records. The
property lies on Nine Mile, immedi-
ately west of the Tamarack and has
been extensively developed. Expen-
sive litigation has tied the claims up
for several years but with new capital
behind the project the chances for
paying mine are considered most fav-
orable. Local directors of the COM
pany are agreeable to reasonable Of
fer for the property and will go to the
Spokane meeting ready to do business
should the proposition of the eastern
parties be favorable.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
MAY BUILD TRAMWAY.

Sam Seidenfeld, manager and heavy
owner in the Clearwater Gold and
Copper Mining company came in from
Spokane Monday en- route to the mine.
MIR. Seidenfeld states that If present
negotiations carry through he will
soon float bond Issue on the prop
erty and provide cash to construct a
12-mile tramway, connecting the mine
with railroad facilities, and that once
completed some shipments of the
highest grade copper ore ever sent out
from the district will be sent to the
smelters. The proposition is now un-
der advisement by Chicago capitalists
and will be concluded within short
time. At the present figures for cop
per the Clearwater property could
realize handsome return on its pro-
duct.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
CELEBRATION IS
GRAND SUCCESS
GREAT CROWDS ENJOY HoSPi.
TALiTY OF WALLACE IN
BIG CELEBRATION.

A most successful Fourth of Jul,
eelebration, lasting over three days
was brought to close Tuesday nigh
and Wallace and her people have ev.
lery reason to feel proud of the splen
luld manner In which the hundreds OF
visitors We're entertained during theil
stay in the city. Committees in charge
lof the celebration left nothing undone
to provide comfort and a good time
from start to finish. The big crowd
was particularly demonstrative, but
few passing the bounds of proper be-
havior. 1t was a good natured crowd
seeking to find amusement and a gen
leral relaxation from arduous mining,
duties. Every canyon and guleh in
the district sent large delegations to
have a part in the good things provid-
ed by Wallace and her citizens. Event :
moved along without a hitch and from
the ball game on Sunday to the last
man in the rock drilling contest the
scheduled program was carried out.
Tamarack Drllers Win.
OF especial interest to the miners
was the rock drilling contest. Four
teams were entered for the $500 prize
Kinsella and Leaf, from the Tamarack
IL Custer mine, drew down first
money $3.50, by putting the steel down
"a l1-16 inches in the hard granite.
Rossman and Haff, with 33 rs inches
to their credit took second money,
while st. Germain and Morrison, the
Osburn drillers, were third with 33 3-16
inches. Stokes brothers of Moon
creek, drilled 80 3-16 inches. En-
trance requirements demanded a resi-
dence in the district, thus insuring To-
cal men for the contest.
In the mucking contest Campbell
and Jones captured first money, eight
teams competing Their time was /
minute and 10 seconds Anltila and
Jantii stood second with / minute and
25 seconds.
Dawson brothers, the we'll known
Pine creek loggers, cleaned up the
stakes on log saving by cutting
through three healthy slices of the
pole in 1 minute and II seconds. Muir
ply and Dawson came in second with
| minute and % seconds.
Capture First Prize.
The feature Of the morning was the
parade in which were entered a splen-
lid list Of floats. The L. o. T. M. team
Of "a members Of the order
dressed in Red Cross uniforms, and |
the ambulance, drew down
he $50 award, the choice greatly |
pleasing the big crowd which enthus-
astically cheered the marchers The /
ire car, representing prosperity de- !
igned by George Brown, was a fine [
,iece of work and was given the prize (
or the best float The other floats
we're all Of a high class order and re-
lected credit to their designers.
With ideal weather conditions, CO. 4
peration of mining companies and
firms with the committees
nd general harmonious strain
the 1915 celebration can
asily be rated the best yet held in y.
his vicinity.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
EAST CALEDONIA.

Two shifts are now at work in the
East Caledonia shaft at Wardner,
where w. Fl. Nichols and associates
ofButte rcently started operations on
the Heating group The 41S-foot shaft
has been unwatered and crosscut is
to be driven to the ledge from the 400
foot level. More miners will be added
to the force as fast as room can be
made for them in the crosscut work.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
THE LIsToN.
Big Creek Property Resumes Develop
n1ent Work.

! Operations at the Liston mine on
Big creek are to be resumed immedi-
ately according to the announcement
of Matt Baumgartner principal own
er and manager of the group of claims
which are located a short distance
above the west fork of the creek. Sup
plies have been taken to the mine and
crew will be assembled at once un-
der the supervision of Fred Baum
gartner.
Development work will be prosecut-
ed in the lower drift, now in nearly
5000 feet. In the course of the drift
several ore shoots that give promise
Of commercial ore bodies when fully
explored, were encountered and atten-
tion will be directed to developing
these shoots during the present sea-
son. The property is well equipped for
extensive operations, steam power
plant driving the compressor for ma
chine drill use.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
.HYPOTHEEK OWNERS
ENDORSE NEW WORK
STOCKHOLDERS APPROVE Ac.
TloN TO INCREASE THE
CAPITAL STOCK.

A special meeting of the stockhold
Iers OF the Hypotheek Mining & Mill
ing company was held at its office her
FRIDAY and continuing over until Sat
Iurday for the purpose of passing upol
the action of the board of directors /,
using a portion of the funds derived
from the sale of its bonds in the de-
velopment of the mine and also in m
creasing the capital stock of the com.
pany from 100000 shares of the pal
value of 10 cents each, to 2,OO0, ,OOC
shares of the par value of 10 cents
each OF the 100000 shares entitled
to vote at the meeting, 1,256,64O shares
We're present either in person or by
proxy and voted unanimously to an
prove the action of its board of di-
|rectors.
Officials Attend.
w. w. Davidson, president of the
company, and ]. H. Kern, general
manager, attended the meeting. Ac-
cording to these two officials the IA
cilities at the mine for economical de.
velopment and opening up the ore
bodies are fast being completed and
within the next few days will be IN
working condition. Following the di
rection of State Mine Inspector Bell
the drift on the 9O0-foot level was con-
tlnued through the mountain and a
accompaniment shaft raised to the
surface from this level on the east
Tork or French creek. This shaft is
now used as the main working shaft
and the sinking operations to the 100
foot level have been prosecuted
through this shaft The old workings
where is located the compressor, bunk
houses, blacksmith shop and pumps
are situated on the west fork of
French creek and are now being trans
ferred to the new location on the east
fork and will greatly add to the con-
and efficiency of the works
Ind at the same time permit the cut
ing down of considerable expense in
operation.
Install Syphon System.
The concrete foundation for the
is now completed and the
work OF installing 1t in its new Ioca-
ion will be completed in few days.
syphon system to pump the shaft
las also been installed which is work
ng satisfactorily and also reduces the
operation expenses. The reservoir
lsed in securing water power is also
ocated on the west fork and the tenn
'orary loss Of this power has been
by piping the water down
he old shaft through the 9O0-foot |
evel and out the new shaft. The shaft |
3 now below the 1100-foot level and /
he board of directors are now dis
ussing the advisability of continuin~
he shaft to the 130O-foot level before
to the ore body opened up
n the 900foot drift, where 1T wa
rifted on for distance Of 400 feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
COLUMBIA COPPER.

Stockholders Will Meet July IS in
This City.
A call has been issued by the di-
rectors of the Columbia Copper Min =
ing company for special meeting of
the stockholders on July Is, at the of
fee of the company in this city. The
call states that the meeting Is for the
purpose of electing directors and con.
sidering and acting on a sale of the
property or treasury stock of the COM
pany Local men are the principal
owners of the Columbia group ]. r,
Andrieux is secretary of the corpor-
alton.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
WALLACE, IDAHO, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1915
STEWART DIRECTORS DISTRIBUTE s3O9,59O

special disbursement of rs $30959O
VIII be distributed stockholders
pany July 10 The be
dividend does not affect the regular
budened condition of
dollars treasury at the
time
the which 81 per
share dividends
has paid
stockholders.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
HEcLA WILL INCREASE.
viii Probably Pay Three Cents This
Month

After moving up from cent to 2
cents per share last month, 1t is be-
lieved that directors of the Hecla
property will move up another notch
this month and on July 20 disburse
3 cents per share or $4,000 to the
stockholders. The increased price for
the output of the mine gives the
treasury splendid surplus and per-
mits of the enlarged dividend checks.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
THE AM ERICAN.
Nine Mile Property Plans Resumption
of Operations.

OF Operations.
Development work will be inaugur-
ated at the property owned by the
American Mining company within the
next few days, according to the an
|nouncement of officers Of the com
pany. The American group joins the
Success mine and is considered one of
the most advantageously located pro-
perties in that well known district for
ore development The strides made by
the Nine Mile region during the past
year has stimulated holders of claims
in that favorable locality to great ac-
tivity and in keeping with the move
ment the American company will out
line comprehensive plan of develop
ment which should result very favor
ably for all interested In the project.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
BUNKER HILL PAYS.
Big Wardner Producer Disburses Its
Monthly Rate.

The Bunker Hill & Sullivan this
week paid the regular monthly div
idend Of 25 cents per share, amount
ing to $S1,750. This brings the total
for the current year up to $572,250,
and gives a grand total in dividends
for the mine of $16,2S2, 500, or ap-
proximately $40 per share since the
Inauguration Of dividends. This is
five times the par value of the stock.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
NORTH SIDE MINERS OPTIMISTIC
OVER FUTURE Of PROMISING DISTRICT
LARGEST AMOUNT OF DEVELOPMENT KNOWN NOW
UNDER WAY-TERRIRLE EDITH BONANZA SHOOT
JACK WAITE SHOWS OR IN LOWER TUNNEL

A number of miners We're In town
from the North Side district this week
to attend the celebration. They all
bring an optimistic account from the
Beaver Murray and Eagle sections,
anu report more development worA
under way than ever known in chat
vicinity before. The recent strike ol
galena and zinc ore in the Terrible
Edith mine, near Murray, holds the
center of interest, the prediction being
freely made that the uRGoyerlng ~
four feet of zinc and two feet of ga
lena in the present workings will lead
to the development of u bonanza pro-
Queer when greater depth is attained
Charles Conn and son, w. II. Conn,
Well known miners of the district, hold
a lease on the property and have been
actively engaged in development work
during the past year. making ship
ments of 80 tons per month during the
past few months They plan to in
crease this output to at least 100 tons
per month and more If possible. The
owners plan to install considerable
machinery at once to handle the mine
product
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
COMPLETES CONTRACT.
Peter Bernier Drives 300 Feet for the
Federal.

FEDERAL.
A 300-foot contract on the Cape
Horn lode was completed this week by
Peter Bernier andassociates. The
work was done for the Federal Mining
and Smelling company, the ground be-
ing reached through the Black Bear
workings. Record time was made on
the contract, which was completed in
a little over 80 days with three shifts
on the Job.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
Ore on Tributary.

| Encouraging reports are coming
from the Jack Waite mine on Tribu-
tary where a drift is under way on the
vein in the lower tunnel. Reports
state that a considerable body of lead
silver ore has been encountered and
that the drift is proceeding in ore of
commercial quality and quantity.
Louis Feldman, one of the principal
owners in the Phedora and other
North Side properties, states that
work Will be resumed soon on his
claims and that some interesting de-
lVelopments may be expected during
the season
! George Schnellman, manager at the
Jack Waite Extension, who came In TO
spend the Fourth, Is elated over the
rapid progress noticeable in the de-
Velopment Of the North Side mines
and Is of the opinion that heavy
tonnage will soon be coming out of the
district each month. Mr.. SchneIlman
has crew Of men at work In the low
er tunnel on the Extension and is ma
king excellent headway with the
work He has a number of Wisconsin
men interested in the project and ex-
poets to put in a busy season driving
the crosscut to reach the ore shoot at
great depth.
Days After Property.
Reports that the DaV interaete had
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-08
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