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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
COM MISSION IN
MEDICAL CORPS
Jeniintown Choral Society Will
Give Evening Of Old Songs
for Red Cross

Or. Frederick II Owslcy. of liydaI mas
received "A commission in the medical corps
The Jcnkintuwu choral VIII give an IN
teresting concert on December u, when an
evening of old SouG~ will b" given Tor the
benefit of the Red Cross. This tS the sec
ond concert this season of the Ch"r"| oi
which Mrs Bessie killc Slaugh, Is the dl-
rector They will b. assisted 10y one of
philadclph!a's most charming readers Mrs.
Imogcne Chlnd!er Gregory. and Mr.. Ben
jamin r. Evans, baritone.
There will he subscription dance az INC
Old York Road country club for tn" hen"it
Of the Red Cross on Friday evening, De
ccmber : in aid Of the fund to provid" com
forts for the boys abroad Miss Dorothy
Bacon, of JenNntown, and Miss Mildred
Lewis. of Ogontz, are interested In atrahs'
ing the dance
Those who entertained at the Old York
Road Country club on thanksgiving paS
were Mr. and Mrs y, h. Springer, OF Jen'
k!ntown and DR.. and Mrs. Richard d. liar
! ris, of Elkins PARK,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
INFORMAL PARTIES
IN LANSDOWNE f.
Number of Card Clubs Hold
Meetings-King's Daughters
Give Entertainment

Even though comparatively few big par.
ties are being given these days there are
plenty ~ informal ones. often these affairs
are much more enjoyable than the larger
ones, too. Several groups Of persons out In
Lansdowuc have formed card clubs still
others, who had stopped having meetings
81 the clubs have started them again for,
when one is working hard all the time.
as every one Is now, there Is nothing more
pleasant than an occasional game of cards
and a chat with il
one Of these clubs which hasn't met Cor
two years, had its first recent meeting at
the home of Mrs. George Il. williams. Jr,
on saturday afternoon. The girls who
w"rc there were Miss Alma Wallace. Miss
Mabel W9llaCe. Mrs.. Harry Bab6it. Miss
Ruth Decker - Ruth Wuuderlich. NJ IS
Mabel Buser. Miss Marguerite Irving, Miss
Isabel Gllbraith, Miss Helen Taylor and
Mrs Louis Bartram. The club viii meet
every other week.
ON Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. vii.
liam II. Hubbard entertained the small card
club they belong to. The other members
of this club are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Camp.
h'll and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hin, of Mar
berth, and Miss Florence Young and Mr.
Sheldon Shoemaker. of Lansdowne. They
meet every two weeks,
4 meeting Of the Luncheon card Club was
held at the home of Mrs. John Il. Davis
last Saturday afternoon. The women who
| were there were Mrs John W. Moon, MIS-
| Carl ph Hips. Mrs. :. Pearson. NJ - Chris
! tine Nichols, Mrs. Ella Ware. Mrs. william
| jackson. Mrs. Jules Hoffman, Miss Fran
| ces Macnuley. Mrs. Harry Matlark, Mis-
! Mabel Wilson and Mrs II, Ross smith. The
club meets once "A month.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank &. Burrows enter
! tanned the Saturday Night card Club oi
/ November "A. The other members OF th'
| club are Mr., and Mrs, William Jackson
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew :. VI, Young, Dr. ant
| Mrs. John B. Davis, Mr., and Mrs. JOIN
| w Moon and Mr. and Mrs, Chester l.
Galeher.
Last Thursday evening the l.ansdown
| branch of the Kings Daughters Societ!
| gave an entertainment at the Old Ladies
| Home mt FOrty-ciEhth street and Lancaste
| avenue. The girls give one of these ever
wear for the benefit of u fund to suppl
some of the old ladies' with pin money
Some persons may think this rather SINAI
charity, but they surely could not do so
they saw how very glad it makes these Oh
people to be able to buy the little thing
they want now and then. At the enter
tainment Miss Ruth Wunderlich and Mis-
Ruth Decker played several duets; Mis-
Olive Mason and Miss Laura Willis sang
Miss Isabel Galbraith recited very beautt
fully and Miss Decker and Miss Mario
Goucher played their ultuleles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyde, of Boston wh
were visiting Mrs. c. Parker Boyd, returne
home on Sunday. Last Tuesday evenin
Mrs Boyd gave a small dinner party |
their honor. Her other guests were NJ
and Mrs. Edwin Grauley, Mr.. and Mr
; Webb, Mrs. Boland, Mr. Joseph Mckeoi
, Mr.. William II. Evans and Mr.. H. Jeiferso
Griffith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
Vim WHAT'S DOING
|Tna&&ssce.H &scH se.1

Lecture at Franklin Institute, "EIectricity
as Applied TO Ships" by H. a. Hornor,
O'Clock. Free
Entertainment to enlisted men from Navy
1ard at kugler's by the Chestnut Street AS
socation. Invitation.
Junior ball, University of PennsyIyauia
gymnasium. Iavitation.
Philadelphia safety council meets, 1877
Spruce street. Free.
II. Andrews Society dinner, Bellevue
Stratford. Members.
Germantown and Chestnut Hill Improve.
ment Association annual meeting, high
school Free.
Celebration OF the twenty-hfth anni-
versary of Rabbi Henry Berkowitz begins
| in Rodeph Shalom Synagogue. Free.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
WEDDING TAKES PLACE AT NOON
Miss Josephine Holloway Marries Mr..
RAYMOND +. Potter Today at Home

The wedding of Miss josephine Holloway
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James y. no.
loway. Of 2l33 Walnut street ana Mr'
Rayn,ond +. Potter, son OF Colonel sheldon
Potter and Mrs Potter. of Chestnut lill,
will take place today ut neon at the home
of the brides parents. The ceremony VIII
hc performed by the Rev. Harold Morse, a
cousin of the bride
Miss Holloway will have Mrs, Harold J'
Henry, of New York. rs matrou OF homer
nud the bridesmaids viii I've Miss Elaine
Taylor English and Miss Elizabeth fardley.
Nr Potter will have hts brother, Mr.
Sheldon IT, Potter. as best man. and the
ushers will be Mr. ]. Ross PillinS, Mr. JOS
eph Roberts Mr.. James y. Holloway, Mr..
George D. Minds Mr. Charles T. Riley and
Mr. Henry II. Reichner
The wedding will be followed by recep'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
IIYPOLDT-EIRNER
ton.

A very pretty wedding was solcmntzed at
i2O on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss
rooh'e Firner daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Firner. became the bride OF Mr.
Louis H. Leypoldt DR.. George Scheer
pastcr of St Marks Reformed Church, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was gcwned in white satin
trimmed with bridal lace and pearls her
tulle veil being caught with lilies Of the
valley Similar flowers, combined with
white chrysanthemums in a shower bou'
uuet, were carried.
Miss Hattie Firner. sister OF the bride
and her only attendant, wore pink frocl
of creme de chine and a pink hat, and car
ried pink chrysanthcnums. Mr.. Harry
Ieypoldt was his brothers best man
The service was followed by receptior
,t thc home ~ the h"'des parents, 27Gi
North Twenty ninth street
Mr. and Mrs. Leypoldt, upon their re
turn from their wedding trip, Will reside u
2933 North Bambrey street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of Coming Benefit for Settle.
ment Music School-Junor Ball at
University Tonight

,i i,SN mary Clark is stll at Garden CITY.
tl'' nance. Lieutenant O. Harrison Frazier
''' Is awaiting orders to go to France.
MIS- simon Cameron Long has closed
nc. n"uSc IN Merton for the winter and has
taken an apartment in town ai IN. N,rivn
Forteth and Walnut street.
WI. william B Srooner, Jr. son nf Ar
ana Mrs. W. u. Spopuer, Gray's aycnua
ft'noldcn. Pa, has received a c,r,n,iss.n,'
~ ~ second lieutenant Of field artillery at
amp warden Mclean. Fort Os,ethorpe,
va lie ~ twenty five years old and a
graduate of the chemical eng ucoriuu de-.
ihftm"nt OF the University Of pcuut wanna
At'"r short furlough he will return +,
f"lt Ogiethorpo for assignment to duty,
Mrs. j. Jaiden GUcuthcr has taken an
"l"rtment IN Washington. u G.. for the
winter MI Guon'hcr is stationed at For
M!y,r' Va. whore he is engaged IN the army
Y. NJ. g. y. work
Mrs Cherries KNITTED has closed her rhrl-
sea home ard has taken apartments at the
BeHeynrS'ra'ford for the winter Her son
MI Charles \. ku.ttcl will accompany hor
March
Miss Marcellnc Meyer, daughter Of Mr.
"'' -'iH y" y. Meyer VINO celebrate cd hei
nineteenth birthday on TUESDAY was Eiysr
surprise party by her friends i few
EalneS ana dancing were followed hv n
pailet supper Those present included Miss
hlnina Lore, Miss Helen Adler, Miss Ger
'fude >1.'Nau. Miss llclcu Ocstcrlc. Mis-
Anna o"s'"rI", Miss Marian Oesterle, Mis-.
Mary Quiulan. Miss Agnes Mevpr. Mis-,
marie Helene kcau. Mr.. Charles Adler Mr.
i'r"" Never, MIR. William Culhpuc. Mr.
James 'uihone, Mr. Thomas culhonc. Mr
A"Esius kcan and Mr.. James Mcintosh
Mr. and Mrs. john H. AppcIgatc, zoe
spruce street, Camden. y. j., i'll Cclcbrat
! thelr 80 '.1 wedding anniversary toda,
WIN a family gathering and Il few invite,
trends. Mr. and Mrs APPRECIATE were mar
req al Somers Point, y. d., on April 80
lH"" Mrs, Appellate was Miss Ray Som
erS. daughter of Richard | Sorners NJ,
Appelgate is with the firm of II. Is. Mul
ford Company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

L. Osmond, Bordentown; Mrs. Garrett Il.
Lindcrman, Beverly; Mrs. William Rogers,
CrossviClts; Mrs. r. Is. Page, Columbus :
Mrs John McMullin. MoorestoWn; Mrs,
Israel Garwood, Mount Holly; Miss Mary
Dcugherty, Florence. Mrs Henry :. Drenl'
Riverside Dr. Harold T.. Longsdorf, Mount
Holly; Mr. William j.. Russell. Pal
myra Mrs. j. II. Burr, Pemberton; Mrs.
Alexander Marcy Riverton; Mrs. Mary
Naismith, Roebling and Mr.. l. Harrison
Hutchinson, Jobstown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
Woman Motorist Sued for s25, 900

CARLISLE, Pa. Nov. ao.-Suits aggr,-
eating $4,000 have been filed here against
Mrs. Verda Weatherby. wife of Joseph
merchant by Rudolph and Matilda Baizley.
OF philadelphia. II Is alleged that while
their Limousine was standing along . road
driven BY Mrs wsathYby ran into them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
May Name PoIicewoman in Radnor

a policewoman may be appointed in Rad
nor township. The township commissioners
are considering the appointment of Mrs.
Neihe T. Brent, or Wayne, as special police
man OF the township, with full military
powers. She has been an active settlement
worker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
Social Activities

Friends of Mrs. Burton Chancs. Of May
field. Radnor. will regret to hear that her
children have measles, and are under quar-
antine. Mrs. Chance has just returned
from Camp jackson, Ind.
Mrs Herbert Lincoln Clark has returned
Rem Garden CITY TO her home In Wayne.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

One cf the most interesting meetings of
the Red Cross branch was held in It's rooms,
when various reports were read.
Miss Martha Perinc reported that a do.
nation OF SIS was received from the Dra-
matte Club Of st. Mary's Hall and $l42
was realized from euchre and dance given
at the Eks Home on saturday Eight
hundred and twenty-:hree surgical dressings
and 1926 bandages have been received
Mrs Shreve reported having received
325 bandages, siXty-three sweaters, eleven
pairs of wristlets, three helmets. eleven
pairs of socks. two scarfs, thirty-four pairs
wash cloths. four house cloths, sixty sur
gical sponges and donations of two sweaters,
three pairs of wristlets and one helmet
one of the coming events which was an
nounced at the meeting will be a play
given at Old st. Mary's Church on Decem-
ber 5, when Company A, 3llth Infantry.
of Camp Dix. will present college Chums"
and $500 Reward"
The Red Cross branch donated TO the SOL
diers at Camp Dix cakes. pies and fruit
of every kind for their Thanksgiving din
ner.
A special meeting was held at Burlington
on SUNDAY afternoon by members Of the
knights of Columbus of four towns. A
committee was appointed to conduct a drive
| that will be made shortly to raise funds for
| a Christmas box, whlch VIII contain gifts
| for every soldier and sailor who has en-
| listed to defend his country from Florence,
| Burlington Edgewater Park and Beverly.
| The committee will hold big rally this
| evening at 8 o'clock at Bucks Hall. A
| general invitation has been extended to the
| public.
The committee in charge asks that the
| citizens cooperate with the committee in
| us efforts 10 raise the money, regardless
| of nationality, creed or color, In order tina,
every soldier and sailor from this section
be remembered with a Christmas gift Oh
Christmas Day.
The members of the committee In charge
of the big drive are; Chairmrn, hr. Walter
| A. Robb, president of BurlnsttI ny Loar
and Trust Company, who win .e.stve thu
funds; Mr.. Francis ]. Smith -><verly
Mr.. T. M. o'connell and Mr.. ps VA Drothsr
! ton, burlington: Mr.. Joseph Weber and
~Mr. James McGolrick. Of Florence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
SEMIANNUAL BALL
AT THE BELLEVUE
South Philadelphia Club Gave
Card Party and Dance
Last Evening

Considerable interest Is being manifested
In the scmiauuual ball to be given on
Wednesday, December 26 In the ballroom
of the Bellevue Stratford by the members
# the philus club, unique club, "A num-
her of whose members are South lhi!dd"l-
phidns. In "a very attractive appeal the
club states that the entire proceeds of the
affair will be turned over 10 the knights OF
columbus war fund to aid In "quipplug the
many cantonmentS and naval stations
Throughout the country with recreation con-
tcrs for the comfort and wholesome amuse-
,ucut Of the thousands of young men in
training to do battle for the nations honor.
The affair has received the hearty support
Of supreme knight james y. Flaherty. ana
no efforts or expense ar" being spared 10
make the ball surpass all affairs OF former
years. The club was organized about three
years ago with a membership of eight
since then 1t has been increased to twenty
| SiN. fourteen of whom are at present II
| some branch of the national service arc
/ all the remaining members have Offered
! their services, but have been temporarily
/ rejected The members are as fellows
/ Mr.. II. T. Sheridan, president; Mr. Edward
! T. EcuuiS vice president; Mr.. II. j. Long
/ worth, secretary; Mr.. J. Raymond Muir
/ ply treasurer; Mr.. Frank e. Mctiinty
/ American cNp"ditouary fore" in France
| Lieut. Charles Carviu, q. T. G. Lieut.. Al
| bert j. Drueding, .. II. C.; Lieut.. Arthu
! H. O'Neill, .. r. g; Mr.. Jonn i. Birnhauer
l.. s. A., Mr.. Edward a. Quincy. L. 5. A.
| Mr. James \. gallagher, [. S. A. MI
John :. Henderson. L. $. A.; Mr., Josep
A. Henderson, L. :. A.; Mr.. Edward \
Jarvis. L. S. y. r.: Mr.. Joseph !. MILAN
! l., :. ~ A.: Mr.. John j. O'Neill u. S. a.
! MIR. Henry {. Welsh. Jr., L, :. n. r. Nj
John J. Dougherty. L. - NJ. C.; MI
Thomas j. Beglcy, Mr.. +. B. j. Branagar
Mr.. james j, Convery Jr., Mr.. Harry q,
Fleming, Mr.. Joseph Hickey, Mr.. James n
Kelly, Jr, Mr., William Kiefrder. Mr.. j. ,
I.ongworth and Mr John Murphy,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
HNOTD NN KOmNrlNI
MRS. RAY MARINELLA

MRS. RAY MAKINELLA
Mrs. Marinella is organizing a
sewing circle for the benefit of the
men in the army. Those who are
aiding her include Miss Rothberg,
Miss Dwyer, Miss Mullen, Miss De
Marko, Miss Cozzi and Miss La
Battles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

,isN m,sN Mary Clark is still at Garden CITY.
.'' I'uce' Lieutenant -. Harrison Frazier.
Jr,, is awaiting orders to go to France
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

a card party followed by dancing, was
given last evening by St Monicas Club
~ i's clubrooms, 1927 Ritncr street, to
which all members and friends have been
invited. Although number Of the members
have been drafted or enlisted in the national
service, the affair was rather renewal Of
friendships, as so many of the men have
come on furoughs to spend Thanksgiving
with their families, Among those present
were Mr. Fred DE Putron, president; Mr.
Eugene l.. Holmes, financial secretary: Mr.
JOS, pin Lennon, recording secretary; Dr, J.
O'Kccfe, treasurer, and Mr.. Leo Ilalpin, Mr..
Edward MCGlynn Mr. Joseph Mc'iuckin Mr.
John j. Daley. Mr.. Sell Furcy, Mr.. Robert
Henze, Mr.. Frank Mcdonald. Mr. John
McBrearty, Mr.. Paul Dougherty Mr. John
T.. IIaines, Mr.. James c, Haines, Mr..
Edward Cofford, Mr. John Hudome, Mr..
Joseph McMennamin, Mr.. Joseph Thorn
ton, Mr.. Fred Farrell. Mr.. Fran
| els Morris, Mr. Joseph Gaffney. Mr.
Charles McAulissc and Mr. Charles Mo
Aulissc, Jr, Mr. James Britt Mr.. j. j.
! Crause, Mr.. Frank snyder, Mr. John !. Nc
! Gurk Mr. Frank McGurk, Mr.. Emmett
! Ward, Mr.. j. j. Campbell, Mr.. Daniel Galcn,
| Mr.. Paul Smith, Mr.. John Dougherty, Mr..
| Daniel Phelan, Mr.. Edward Mayer. Mr.. Leo
| Collins, Mr.. John Mclenry Mr.. John Galeil
! and Mr.. Joseph Grider,
A progressive euchre, followed by dane
/ ing, will be given in the school han OF Sa-
! cred Heart Church, Third and Reed streets
! on December 4, the proceeds of which will
| be donated TO the Society Of St. Vincent de
/ Paul, which takes care of the poor of the
| church. The committee in charge Of the
affair nC,Udes Mr. j. H. Evans, Mr.. John j
! McNally, Mr.. james +. Connor. Mr. William
Bleylcr and Mr. Philip j. Cannon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

Considerable interest is being shown in
the unfolding of the service flag that has
been donated by the Mems Association of
Trinity Lutheran Church. Eighteenth and
Wolf streets, which will take place on
Sunday evening In the church. Judge Ray
mond MaCNeille will make the presentation
speech, and thrty-siX little boys under
twelve years of age, from the Sunday
school, each carrying an American flag,
will take off the little white paper star
that covers each star on the flag and read
the name thereon. The stars have been
arranged in the form OF a cross, and, being
thirty-sx in number, make a unique and
attractive center. The committee in charge
of the affair includes Mr.. Robert A. Hime-
bach, Mr. Jacob Frank and Mr.. c. Lewis
Sedenberg.
The thirty-six members Of the church
whose names will be read from the minia-
ture stars are Sergeant Paul Anderson.
Corporal William ShetZine, Mr.. Charles
Allen. Mr.. Howard Belts. Mr.. Howard
Polch, Mr.. Harry Kelly Mr. George Riggs
Mr. Harry T. Montgomery, Mr.. Vandlver
| Morris. Mr. Carl Grenanger Mr.. Carl wad.
rem, Mr. John Gantz, Mr.. George Gantz
Mr. Charles Pearson. Mr. Adolph Hide.
| brand, Sergeant Charles Singley. Mr.. Alex.
| ander Waldren, Mr. August Anderson Mr.
| Alvan Wallgren, Mr.. William s. Heckert
Mr.. John Simons, Mr.. Albert Frendenthal
| Mr. Edwin Hays. Mr.. Charles Supplee
| Lieutenant Charles Hicks. Mr. willis Phil.
| lips, Mr. George Lutz. Mr. George Mink
| Mr.. John NorbeclS, Mr.. Carl Lemke, Mr. c
| Foster, Jr,, Mr. William Gaul. Mr.. Franci,
| Djorup. Mr.. Charles Shellem and Mr. Ed
| ward Schraishuhn.
| At the Hour After" given last Sunda,
by members of the Immaculate Hear
| Alumnae at the Catholic Girls High School
| Nineteenth and Wood streets, the followin,
artists were heard Miss Rosinne Sundelius
! soprano soloist; Mr.. C. Franklin Anderson
| in character studies, and the Immaculat
| Conception Orchestra.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

The members of the Mems GuilG of st
James the Less gave a dinner on Tuesday
evening I'm the parish house. Turkeys and
all the good things that accompany the
serving of the Thanksgiving bird were on
the menu. The rector, the Rev Edward
Ritchie, presided. and addresses were made
by the Rev. DIR. Cavanaugh, Of St James's
Church, Plcnsantville, n. j., the Rev. AL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

Mrs. j. Jaiden Gucuthcr has taken an
az "rtment IN Washington u G.. for the
winter, Mr. Gurn'hcr Is stationed at For
My,r. Va. whore he is engaged IN fin, army
!. NJ g \ work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

MiS simon Cameron Long has closed
hcr mouse In Merton for the wintor and has
,'hen an apartment IN town at the Marlyn.
FortetA and Walnut streets
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-09
CHICAGO BOSTON.
crosseutting to Ore From the 200 Foot
Level.

A crosscut Is now being run from
the Chicago Boston shaft at a depth
of 200 feet which will soon encoun-
ter the ore shoot which has been de-
veloped on the lowest tunnel level and
from the shaft at depth of 100 feet.
Control of the Chicago Boston COM
pany is under option to the Days.
When they took it over a large body
of galena ore had been developed in
the lower tunnel a short distance
above the creek. The ore had been
proven for 300 feet or more by the
former management the shoot show
ing 10 or 12 feet of milling ore and
numerous streaks of shipping grade,
Upon taking control of the property
the Days started a shaft near the
creek and probably 200 feet west OF
the portal of the tunnel. At 100 feet
the crosscut encountered the ore shoot
which was drifted upon for probably
200 feet, showing it fully as large and
If any change of better grade than In
the tunnel It Is expected that the
crosscut on the 200 will cut the weir
within a week or ten days. The pro.
perty is in Lake gulch, about a mile
and half from Wallace.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-09

ton, and that is probably the pre-
vailing rate paid by other shippers.
Under the terms of the agreement
with the railroad company, Pine creek
shippers will pay $1.5O per ton for the
first 100000 tons shipped and $1.O0
per ton on the second 100000 tons.
After that the rate will be fixed by the
state utilities commission.
Other Shippers.
The Constitution is making regular
shipments of both concentrates and
crude ore. Some additions are to be
made to the mill which will make a
substantial increase in it's output.
Large bodies of lead-zinc ore have
been developed in both the tunnel and
shaft levels.
Plans are going forward for the
construction of a mill by the Northern
Light company. which is expected to
be completed this fall. Development
in the mine continues to increase the
ore reserves, which are now reported
ample TO keep the mill running stead
lily at it's capacity Of $50 tons.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-09
NATIONAL.
East Drift Shows Decided Improve
ment in Grade of Ore.


Yesterday evening r. r. Catching,
superintendent of the National, stated
that the drifts both east and west from
the crosscut in which the vein was
recently cut had been extended about
40 feet In the west drift the ore is
lust about the same as shown in the
crosscut, but in the east drift the ore
has steadily improved. He expressed
much satisfaction with the showing.
Repairs on the tramway have been
completed and it is now in shape for
traffic. The trolley wire had been
broken down for about half mile,
and it is expected that this will be
restored today, when everything will
be in readiness for the delivery of ore
to the mill Just when the movement
of ore will begin is not certain, but 1t
will probably be within a few days.
It Is understood that ore will be
drawn from the 500 stope as well as
from the drifts on the 1900 level.
August Paulsen, one of the large
stockholders in the National, visited
the property this week and expressed
much satisfaction with the showing.