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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-05-31

him how he liked to be without a
country"
After that cruise | never saw Nolan
year, for in that voyage we became even
cOnfdentially Intimate; but he never
wrote to me. The other men tell me
that In those fifteen years he aged very
fast. And now it seems the dear old
fellow is dead. He has found home
Mt last. and n country.
Since writing this l have received
from Danforth. who is on board the
Levant. a letter which gives an ac-
count Of Nolan's last hours. 1t removes
all my doubts about telling this story.
10 understand the first words of the
letter the nonprofessional reader should
remember that after 1917 the position
Of every officer who had Nolan In
charge was one Of the greatest deli
cacy. The government had failed to
renew the order of 1907 regarding him.
What was a man to do? Should he let
him go? What then. If he were called
to account by the department for vio-
latinR the order of 1907? Should he
keep him? What. then. II Nolan should
be liberated some day and should bring
an action for false Imprisonment or
kidnapping against every man who had
Aah him in charge? The secretary al:
ways said, as they SO often do ae
Washington. that there were no spe-
c1al orders to give and that We must
act on our own Judgment.
Here Is the letter:
Levant, % r. s. @ 1917 W.
Dear Fred-I try to find heart and life
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

mennimmer oic ipc5iiiiben 3iclc err
rei6t porOen Iino.
Ger YrdiiOeut 6ot icruer eeioat,
DOB mir in ocn arieg oegongcn ieierL
,meil Die @cIt fir Die 0cniofrotic
ii6er genodt iperocn nuiB." Gas
auerifaniitc @oIf oiciem er6o.
bcneu 3icIc Bingegc6en - bat eiu
Sfe@t geuail 5u luiiicn mos oies fiir
Sen @ralioenten bcoeutet. Gic eon5e
Melt fir bic Gemofratie 81 ocipin-
nen miro cine ldnge, ie6r longe 3cit
6eonlpri6cn. Phi pel1en 6eionoe,
rem G6eil ocr @elt be5ie6en mir ms
irnO nel6cr @raO ser Si6er6cit
miro ms Sufrieoen Iteacn2 @c3icbt
iid6 Oic @elt fir 9emofrotie li6er
gcnoHt nur ouf CeltidlonO, o0er
be5iebt es ii6 au6 oiif 0eiterreid-
llngarn, 9ulgarien iino Oie Eiirfci,
nit Oenen iuit OoA nidt i'm &riege
itc6en2 gcjie6t es iib ailf etliibe iln-
Ierer gllliirten Sapnn sum geiipiel,
unO aud etlide Der 8eiisungen SSr.
lono, Snoielt Nioroffo, Gerlien-oic
BON unieren gllliirten gebolten oOer
bc6errid]t merocn2 @enu cs Hh al.
lein oiif Geutirblono be5icbt pos lit
Damn inier 3iel2 SIT cine militdriitbe
9iicoerloge GeitihlanO'S obiollt me-
ientliH. ebc mir ms onf citcn Srie.
oen einigen, 10 oaB 0eutidlono lnO
sic qun3e gelt erfn6ren mogen OnB
Gclttlblono's MilitorismuS niht it-
6eIieq6or iit2 llno mas perOen mir
BON Gcliti1lono foroern penn cs be.
iieqt iIt2 0ns golf oieies Sanoes,
Nos oie 9iirOe oicies ariegeS frozen
loll Bat Elm 9fecbt, genau 81 tpiiien,
moS mir bon 0citihIonO perlongen,
ponit mir 5lirie0en iein iueroen, iluo
fir mas, in OeutIiden uno ipe6ifi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
1Nilliom S, GpmfliuN

oiofcit rmo @let6oOGn. tinen i6uellelt
unioericllcn imo Ocmofratil6eli 5rie-
Den bcrbci5nfii6ren~. Sn einem
E6cil icincr 9leoe iugtc Ir. @lugncB
.lln5peiicl6oft wirN Ole bloBe
9}ennitng bon 5rieOeu ais oerrdtbe-
riIc6 in uiclen areicn bctrocbtet Gas
g4rrt Irieocn lit 81 cinem Der er-
i9re,rnoitcn unicrey 5prohe gelpor-
oen. glber mir lirO rncrlGrodcn IN
uniereru Snf uno imi(rcr Sciocnl6oit
fir 1ricocn, weii lrir giiicn, mic
ocrgcblib oae Sfriege, oieier inter
ibnen, iiuo"
Ger Geoner crfldrtc. ooE Die bon
Siublono pcrfiinOeten 9eOinglngen
feline 3mougs-9luncftion, feine
IiroicnOcu Gontribltionen lmo ireic
@ntpidclung uQer 9fotioncn mo
Golfcr ino 9iotionolitdtei sic Der
8ereinigtcn Stdoten lcip ioIltcn. @r
illDr fort.
.Gie Gereinioten Stooten iollten
i6rcn qewaltieen Giuflub cui gng-
lanO mo 6ranfrcb oiupenoen pno
ouf eiicr 9(ann6me OcS ruililAcn
@rogrdnms beitebeu. g9ir perlon-
gen bonn @r1iioentcn nno Gongrcb
cine ioiortige Grfldrlng imlcrcr
ariegs5icIe im0 6rieocns6eDiuglui-
gen. llniere iirugen 2eiite iolen fiir
sen @}ilitdroicnit gc5o9en uno nnlerc
Solo1tct iibcr's Wlccr geianot mer-
ocn. Sir mas, in confrctcn 9[aen
pcrIt1uolihen gBortd1 olsoeoriidt,
Ioaen iie fGnpfen mo eegen mcldc
9eoingingen miro gmcrifa bereit
ieiri, Den Gricg 81 beenoen unO Srie-
sen 5n ihlieBcn2 g8ir perlangen Ter.
ner, ooB, uenn iol6c confrcte 3ielc
formulirt iein mogen, ser @rdii0ent
ais cine 6cit1n0igc SricocnSoiicrtc all
Teiitblono crflGren ioa, bob mir
bereit iino, Sen arieg 81 beeuoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

i6en @ortcu mir 5u fdmpicn alif6o-
rem perOen2"
lle6er oas rliiii6e Brogranm fog
te Or WlogncB oGieie Gonieren5
periommcit iid 6eute 81 Oem Ser
iicb, Oieie 9epcguug in 9lmerita IN
@ong 81 6ringcn. uaeine 5uongs.
meiie 9luneration" iollte Oie Giideobe
9elgiens, Ser6ien's, &umGnien'S
mO uller anoeren 2anoitrdeu beOell,
ten, bic BON elmer oocr Ser onocren
Scite ero6ert ipurOen. llngliidliAer
g8eiIe lit oic engliide glufna6me Der
ruilii6en Sormel 70 peit entntltbi.
genO gepeien." oier 6e5og iih Der
Geoner ouf Oie genelOete 9lbiiht
@nglonos, Die ero6crteu ocuti1en
9olonicu nicbt aufjugebcn.
Or. WiagneB propbcjeite, OaB, ioll.
ten ole 9llliirten oic ruiiii1e 6orncl
mnc6mcn noas oeltid1e goIf iih CT.
be6en ino oic oeutihe Gegicriing
linO Die oeuti6en SUMTER itnO adpi-
toliiten 5lpingen miro, i6re Soifulr.
gen auf 9lnueftionen ilno &riegsent.
iddOigungen oui5ugc6en lmo Srieoen
miro ole 6oIgc iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
%lieaer bernnaliidt.

Buffalo, R-Da 80. @loi.
6reo 3immer, Gin 2ebrer Der goiotif
lmo Sepntour s. 9nor, iirn,. ein iim-
ger W}iaioudr aus Buffalo. Der iih
fir oeu Dienit i'm omerifaniidcn
6liegercorps ausbiloet uuroen 6eute
berIebt, ais i6r Sporo.9Ieroplon 9e.
gen eiuen Seleerop6eupoiieu an
Ibhg.
3immer mahte crit oaein pier
9tufitige, nm oie Moidinen 81 pro-
bircn, unO nabm oann anor init. gr
itiee ST elmer 8obe bon 600 Meterr.
100 CT beeorn. Spiralen in Der Snit
5u beidreiben. 9obei ereignctc Nd
Der llnfaa.
3immer erlitt einen Sb1oeI6raM
imo innere gerlebungen. auor3
8erIeblmgen iino niht le6enSocidbr-
lider 0otr.
(Spater.) 3inner itarb 6eue
beute 9lbenO i'm 9oipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
AlQrbeit
lleacr bic arieSsBiele
Mmcrifa's Oerlaugt.
beSingungcn ipH=
ten befaumt gegebem
iuerbem.

60 crfldrt Or. Suoub 8. 0lagncB
in eincr g(niprotbc Dor ocr erIten
omerifonii@en Gonieren0 fir 9e-
ntofrotic uno 6ricocnsbeoingun.
gen. - 9}uBluno'8 Srosrunml
lollte oud oos Der Ser. Stooten
pcrocn, brtont Der 9tconer.
9tewgorf, 80. @oi. soior.
tigc 0ifentli6e 9(ugabc Der &riegs'
3icIc nno 8rieocnS6cOingungcn Der
Ser. Staoten purbe 6eite bon Gr.
Suoa6 g. @3aeueB in elmer SieOC
pcrlangt, oie CT bel Der @rofimrno
ser erIten omerifoniiden Gonfercn3
fir 0emofrotic uno 6rieocnSbcOin-
qltnaen i'm oMaoiion Sqlore Gar.
sen" belt. Or. Nlaensb icate, Sic
S6eiIne6mcr on Der Goafcreu5, Die
Inter i6r.a @ii:aIlcNcrr So5Ioliiten
uno 9ocificilten 51blt, icien uibt gals
CbItrufItionilten eefommen" Jon
bern Inn ser 9legicrng scr Gcrci'
iietcn Stoaten rnS rtm Golfe nit
SIotJ lei5uiiebeu ii6cr lie glot9lpen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
THIS AN AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
O % c h % an dpt s nj U sndm mhmma azeH them
@ saa

ben, a6er oielleidt oiirien mir uns
oeilen ireueu OaB mir cine @elegen.
belt baben, 81 bemeiien, Dab Die @rin.
5ipien, fiir Die mir 81 leben Uoreeben,
@rin5ipien limo, ole mirtli6 in I'M.
ieren Ser5en IebeH unO OoB mir cine
@elegenbeit ba6en. nit lmierem glut
uno @ut ein5utreten fiir ole Giuae,
Die mir aui imieren SdilO eeibrieben
6a6en.
Denn, meine 5reunoe, Der pabre
gougemiB oes Sebens 1T Der. sic
3inge 81 tbuL weIde mir no6 mi
ieren @orten 5u t6un ipiinidten. IS
eiebt 3eiten, in oenen @orte leer 3u
iein i9einen unO nur G6aten groB
eriheinen. Sold cine 8eit lit iett
gefommen, ino, 70 @ott es mia, miro
gImerifa mieoer einmal ole @elegen.
belt boben Der @elt 81 6eiaen oaB
es geboreu wuroe, Inn Der Nlenid6eit
81 oienen."
9ie &riegsmolten, melde iiber Die
fem 2anOe b0ngen, eobeu Der beliti.
gen 8ege6uug oeS @rdberi6miid.
ingstoges eiren beiouoeren @nit uno
cine erbobte 8iiroe.
On Der Sauptieierlibfeit na6men
ouBer Dem grdiioenteu Gar6inol
Gibbons, Sberri9ter g9bite pom
O6erbunoeseeridt ruo 0iele bo6c 9ie-
gierilngsbeomte tbeil.
Die 8ennipIboniu.gIoenue 6erunter
uno iiber Den &otomac beriibcr noh
Dem glrlineton glotionalfrieobof 5u
mari6irten ole @eteranen Der beioen
friiberen Sfrieee an Der Spite elmer
aoIonne BON W}ili6iolooten rno 9le.
euIGren, ole biunen eiuem Sabre IN
6ranfrei9 mittdmpien mogen
Cardinal Gibbons celebrirte ods
milit1rii6e 9ontifical.SohoHt III Der
ct. gllopiius.9irdc; Dem @ottes-
oienlte pobnten auh Die Columbus
Sitter bon Baltimore bel.
Qonn folete cine patriotiide 2e'
monitrotion Dor Dem Columbus
Denfmol nobel 81 @oupernenr
@lDnn BON gtep.gort ser Sutptipre-
der mar.
geioe S1uier OeS Gongreiies bat.
ten ii6 iiber Oen Gag pertaet, mo
ole @eeierungs-Ge -Gepartemeuts moren
eeihloiien.
Sn % EN- . orf.
99etp. Dorf. 30. 0lai. Der
Observation-Disclosures puroe oieies
So6r in glep.Dorf IN piel sroBerent
@1oBiiobe eeieiert, ais an oen bor6er-
ge6cnoen So6ren.
Ole &auptporooe, Die BON Der Gro.
Ben 9lrmee ser &epubIit uno oeu
omeritonil6en Srltppen pcroniialtet
ipurOe, mori4irte Den 9liDeriioe GriUe
binauf. @eneralmoior s. 6raniIin
9ea bon scr 8unoes.9lrmee imo
@ouperneur @6itmon na6men Die
&epue iiber Ole Baraoe ab.
Gum eriten Wale ruuroen gleger'
DIili5Iolooten il elmer 0lemorialtag.
8oroOe bier eeieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

9erIin @isc., 30. Mai. =
Cine 9ewcgimg, 0cn 9omen oieier
Sdilo6urg 81 dnoeru ioa morgen
Oefinitioe @eitoIt anne6men mann
Sdritte ergriifcn peroen iolen, oic
Snde Sen @d6lern in na6er 3lflnit
sur @ntibeiolme ST initerbreiten.
Gieie glgitation iebte elm ais ole
Ser. Stooten Sen &rieg an 0eutid.
lonO erfldrtem 9ns nuer 9}ome miro
r@loscolitin", Der Same clues SSn-
Oianeriiammcs, ser bier lripriinglib
anidilig mar, porgeicblogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

@openbogen, 80 Moi. -9lae
9feforoe iiber 9etbeiligung imO @et-
ten wurocn bel BEN 9iennen uuf DER
8o6n inn @runepaloe bel Berlin bei
oen geItrigen Yieroercnneu sebrc6en.
0ie Qari-NhitueIs nabmcn iiber 5mei
YliQioncn Wdrf ciH mopon cine bolbe
Dliaion olli Gin Neuncn gelpettet NOR
Den mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
gImerifanIIde aaaenienrc II 4arIa.

8arts, 30. 01ai. Tic Der.
Stoaten Sngeuieurs @omniiiion,
ans Nlaior @m. 9arcIap 4orions,
0loior q, 8. @ilqus. ~. g(. @ar.
reit uno Gapitdn " 9. Barber BE-
liebeuo. fom beiite in 8aris an uu0
meloetc lid ioiort bel oem omerifaui,
lben 9otidoiter Sharp Der qlrrmi-
gementS fir ciueu Gmpiang bel oen
&riegSniniiicr trai. Tie Serren
murocn ourd Die britiihen Sinien
bon 06erit 9enrp %. S6ornton cs.
fortirt, einem irii6eren Qlmeritaner.
Ocr lett Scr Seiier Der o9ritii6 @rcat
@aitern gabn1 it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Sic 5a6ren S1OO--tinO Sic er0arteu
S1O1.5O.

Seine 6cle faif6ore Sorm bon SeflritGfen lit 70
iider, pie elm @crenigtc Stooten 9ono" @s lit oieIe
0ie ein5ige ebt sur &erieng tebenOe 6ireftc Oblea
ton Ger Rceerung, Die 31496 3inien einbringt aae
onoeren guSgoben brngen lieorigere @infinite 0eie
@onOs iuo BON alien Nrten eteucrn beireit
Ole obee @clegen6et miro 6irien ufio Gorporoto.
nen I'M g}omcn i6rer 9lngeicaten omo6l ols aud Sim
0elperionen gepd6rt
Sir bic gepnemlidfeit nniercr 9epOiturcn nnS fir
Die, wedc y2ibertv gucibc Bombs 81 funfen unIdcn,
1T OieIc Sauf cOcn 9Onueritus gbrnS OOn biz ll6r
Uffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

NbDnnenten, bic ben ,Sentldjen Cor
rcipoubentcH" nidlt pnniilld ubcr unre.
eelmdRIg cr1alteR, fmb achrten. hrr
Office bapun per Eriepbpn pber lshrlFtIlM
WtltibetluHg an ula@ew.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
iublcribirte anf $5OO,OOO Der
,,2ibcrtD" =9(nlci0t 81 9 . S5onO8

Die Gidatsnns sanb cOOd Sof @ lire boae $i@ i5rcn 0pF
turcn nuS Der crnne gcrcecu gcscuHbcr ui era
9uGnar6cir iparcuOcn |nblnm ud babel 6
en6Icrpuucn 2ibep 9nl SOnOs in uen &eunpc6cn
3eidueu.
pcrfHuO in GaQnus i0rcr &dtn Der sernn8 Der
geruietcu shatn 9pOitorn guuf
Yu6lnm ssuaber Tc bert it, Snerippnn nhpeSr in ga
0un3n6nn%un CnteCsCu nbmcu Der W0dcndc
mOmatl6c 3anug SOnprci Der SOuO ocfatct
3a6uuscn fir 10 flcnn Srue W 81 90 @Odc fir
fam5s anfnuuOcr OscnOc $50 suu
6inen peroen auf Ole 3ahMn9en 81
Ger nblicpen 23anfrate BON 81 pro Jalr 4
beablt uno 2ouItrnna bel 2lbleferun9 J.
/ oes Bono ge,nadt
4a~a+f
n aucrfnnnns s6afod Oelc sncr6n fene 5acita
f6eren Nnpn6rnns gOnOs u scamft cart G
bicc wQcms GmfF6 gonb hbcrne6men nn Ocm
Giscmt6amcr Onitumg 6urhbcr unssnFeGcn
01ilnm s. GpmflimN,
@raFScnt.
30 Mai 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

90 ertIdrt 8rdiioent @ilion in elmer
9leoc bel oen 8eierli6tciten an.
IobIid Oes @rabcri6miidunes-
toecs in DER 8lmoeSbolptiiaot.
u9lluerifo fam nun bepciicn Oab
eS gcboren ipurOe, nm Der @leuid-
belt 5u Oiencn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Z
5inlen peroen auf Ole 3obIun9en 5u
Ger ilblcben Saufrate BON 81 o pro JaRr
be3aPIt uno 2lojufirnno bel 2lblieferlng
I oes Bono 9elnaht
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-11
CONSTIPATION
A.d Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Neadorsville. Ny Mrs Pearl Pat.
rick. % this place writes 4 vas
very constipAied had sour stomach
and was 50 uncomfortable. went to
the doctor. lie save me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed 10
tear W my digestion They would
gripe me and Afterwards Il seemed
| VAS more eonsupated than before
heard o. Black Draught and De.
eided 10 try Il. ! found II Just shat |
needed II VAS an easy laxative. and
not bad to swallow. Ny digestion soon
improved I got well OF the sour stou,.
ach. my bowels coon seemed normal.
no more grtp.ng. and would take A
dose now and thea. and WAS In good
shape
| cannot cay too much for Black.
nraGsht tcr Il IL the finest laxative
one can use.
Thedfords Blsck.Draught has for
many years been found OF great value
IN the treatment Of stomach. liver and
bowel troubles, Easy 20 take. gentlA
aud reliable IN It's action. leaving no
bad after~effecss. 70 has WOO the o
OF Thousands OF people Who have US
u NCi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-11
NoTIcE ~ sEIRIrF-s sALE
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-11

open nat rate per incn. per column
side tbc
same Sundaya
standing display advertisements
open rate per inch. per month. "
Reading Sotlccs
Pur. reading matter each Insertion.
per line. zoe.
t.oca- per line. each insertion. lzc.
Contracts for large amounts % al
tsrtising space 90 application AZ th!s
office
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-11
WEATHER SUMMARY

o. S Department or A0RlcUl
rURt WEATHER BUREAU.
Nrtt..r rulsun for fhr - hours
auIln. 800 p m tsth Meridian Time
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08
INDEPENDENT.
Showing Continues to Improve in the
East Drift-Copper in Crossout.

Showing Continues to Improve in the
East Drift-Copper in crosseut.
John II. Nordquist, manager OF the
Independent Copper Mining company
came down from the property few
days ago He gives a very encourage
ing report of the showing and steady
improvement as the work progresses.
1t will be recalled that a winze was
sunk 200 feet on the vein from the
main tunnel Drifts have now been
run 200 feet both east and west from
the bottom of the Winze and are stlll
being extended. The ore which was
continuous in the winze has disap-
peared in the west drift, but in the
east drift it has steadily improved and
lead carbonate ore is now distributed
throughout the face and also some
galena. There are two clearly dehned
walls and along the foot wall there Is
about six inches of tale. The show
ing of ore and the vein filling as a
whole are highly favorable and com
mercial ore is confidently expected,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08
SuNSHIN e.
Compressor Ready for Operation
Dancer of Snowslides Delays.

Compressor Ready for Operation
Dancer of Snowsldes Delays.
The compressor recently installed by
the Sunshine Mining company has Sc
cured electric power connection and is
ready for operation. However about
the time the compressor was ready
the danger from snowslides at the
Toughnut, which is under bond to the
Sunshine, became SO imminent that
men were withdrawn antil the danger
period is past, which will not now be
long Work continues in the crosscut
from the Parrot to the Sitting Bull
vein, which with the other claims of
the Portland Mining company are also
being developed by the Sunshine COM
pany. Manager McGrath states that
recent reports from the Parrot cross
cut were to the effect that the face of
the tunnel seemed to be entering the
Sitting Bull vein and he expected
highly interesting disclosures when
the vein was crosscut.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

The Caledonia Mining company paid
the regular monthly dividend of
cents per share on February 5,
amounting to $78,150. A similar pay
ment was made on January 5, and at
the present earning capacity of the
mine this rate of payment will be
continued indefinitely. The company
is earning upwards of 100000 per
month. A statement giving the de-
tails of operations for the year ending
December 81, 1916, has been issued by
the secretary of the company, and also
a financial statement for the month of
December, both of which appear be-
low.
The Caledonia occupies an unique
position among the mines of the Occur
d'Alene district. In addition to lead
donia ore is an important factor the
shipments during the past year aver
aging 2.12 per cent copper and aggre-
eating 741225 pounds for which the
company received $199,S23
Silver More Valuable Than Lead.
The silver value in the Caledonia ore
is higher than any other lead-silvet
mine in the district. During the year
just closed the average amount OF
silver in all shipments was 742S
ounces which brought the company
/ $S54,544, exceeding the value of the
lead product by $139,243.
But the most striking feature of the
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RAY-JEFFERSoN.
Mill Expected to Be Running Tw
Shifts This Week.

Mill Expected to Be Running Wo
Shifts This Week.
The sidetrack at the Ray Jefferson
mill was completed last Monday,
which will enable the company to
load the large accumulation of con-
centrates for shipment and permit a
resumption of milling operations 1t Is
expected that shipments will begin to
move this week and that the mill VIII
he running two shifts. Most of the
ore that has been run through the
mill is from the Carlisle vein, which is
chiefly zinc and the concentrates pro-
duced are at the ratio of about two OF
zine to one of lead.
The most important work now un-
der way by the Ray-Jefferson is the
extension of a tunnel from the Car
isle to the ore bodies in the Mountain
Goat ground. This work is now go
ing forward and it's completion VIII
require probably year. 1t means
permanent outlet to the Ray-Jeffer-
son property and will intersect the
large ore bodies now opened by upper
tunnels, giving an additional depth OF
$50 feet, making total depth from
he surface of 1900 feet
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BULLION.
Fault Cut About First of the Year
Being Followed to Vein.


About the first of the year the long
Bullion crosscut encountered what
was believed TO be the vein, but which
Manager James H, Taylor says is one
of series of faults which diagonally
intersect the vein. He states that this
fault had been found by the diamond
drill and that he expected to cut 1t
before reaching the VEIN Had he been
a. the property when the fault was
reached he would not have changed
the course of the crosscut. In his alb
senee the men assumed that they had
cut the vein and proceeded to drift
upon Ii easterly The fact that the
vein was expected strengthened their
opinion. However it will make little
difference, as the fault will lead to the
vein and it is expected any day. The
point of intersection will be east of
the point contemplated by the sur
vey and nearer to the ground pros
pected by diamond drill and which Is
known to contain copper ore of COM
mercial value
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Caledonia Earns $I,I54, ,762 inI9l6- State
ment Shows Remarkable Features

figures shown in the statement below
is the cost of production as compared
with the net values of the product. The
total operating cost is only about one
ninth of the net value of the bullion.
This means that for every dollar spent
in mining, milling and shipping costs,
the company received IS in profit.
This we Believe is "A record that can
not be duplicated by any mine in the
west or in any other country where
mining is conducted under similar
conditions. There are not to exceed
35 men on the Caledonia payroll in
the mine and mill combined.
Another Comparison.
Another striking feature of the
Caledonia statement for the year 1916
is the relative cost of operations and
the deductions for freight and treat
ment charges by the smelter. The
total operating cost was $147,350
while smelter deductions amounted tC
$467 $50, from which it will be seer
that freight and treatment amounted
to more than three times the entire
cost of operation. AS the Bunker Hill
& Sullivan company owns the contro
of the Caledonia, 1t is safe to predict
that there will be a radical change In
the proportion when Caledonia ore Is
treated at the Bunker Hill smeltei
which will add a substantial increase
to the profits of the company.
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EUREKA.
Preparations Being Made to Resume
on Nine Mile Property.

Preparations Being Made to Resume
on Nine Mile Property.
A. D. Marshall who resigned as
s,,perintendent of the Idaho Nevada
on the first of the month, is arranging
TO resume work on the Eureka, situat-
ed on Nine Mile, about two miles from
this city. Mr.. Marshall is the largest
stakeholder in the Eureka company
and has recently effected arrange
ments for the extensive development
of the property. For the present, how
ever. only a limited a1nount of work
viii be undertaken, but as soon as the
snow disappears he expects to be IN
position to install a compressor and
thoroughly explore the property. TWO
strong lodges cross the Eureka
ground, one<of which has been opened
to a limited extent by two crosscuts
both of which have exposed a little
ore. with indications so favorable thai
arrangements have been practically
completed for extensive exploration