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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-05-18

The laxative properties Of wRIGHTs
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are the nat.
ural result OF their tonic action That Is
why they are an ideal Spring Medicine, Adv.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-05-18

When a man tolls you what II won
derful poker player YOU ere, that man
is planning 10 enjoy life ut your ex-
peGSe.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-05-18
Alfalfa at Top.

Among the forage crops tested for
pork production alfalfa stands at the
top.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-05-18
Needed Repairs.

"pu you have running water I
your new homeSf'
well, we do whenever il rains"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

bic @emeinbef6pefer mnBtc, 70 gut es
ging, iber Der 8eIunbbeit bes fleinen
&reiie5 na9en. Dab man6tr babel
Itarb, Der in 8riebens3eiten 3u retten GEE
peIen, berftebt ii4 bon IeIbit. Qber i'm
groben 9dn3en ging es f9licbti4 ou9
10, unb Soft fet 9dnt bIieben mir bptt
@piOemien berihont. Gftdtbpbus fors
berte einmaG finf ober feds Opfer. aber
bo8 ener9ifhe @ingreifen Der 9tb0rben
%berbinperte cia umit6greifen Der 3rdnts
belt.
Die Grbeit brc8te bief SntereTons
tee. Snfpierige neutrality-suspicious.
ntn. @unberbare SeiIungen idiperer @es
birnperleBungen, 6litarbeit 3erI9oKener
Rerben unD mand)es anbere, bag ubcr
MIR fir ben 5a6mann SntereiIe bat.
girer 9riputpatientin eH%tfernten mir
aht SUP 0unn0arm, unb tie gebt beuts
tpie fOnit ibrer Arbeit ndh!
Inter benz MdnQeI an Me6ifdmenten,
Sob. QItobot - Bier mar bic f8ledte
aartoffcIcrHte IduIb - butten mir nas
tirli6 f9per gu Ieioer. Qu9 unter benz
Mangel an SEIZE, BON Der bos Stiid
gum GdIub bier Mart toItete unb au9
bann mir auf cine nge5ugstarte" bin
er9dltIi9 mar. Sci Der g}ot an friiden
9inben ma6te ft4 bieIer Mangel beIor>
ber8 fubIbdr, dhr man behalf Ii9
fhlieblid. Qfuh bic StGrte alma aug
un0 mdndeS onbere ba3u, 3as Bud
bes Iti1sn bsutf6en SeIbenmnts unb oes
beuti4en grfinoergeuies tpirb Ipdter nal
biele neue &upitel erbdIten, BON btnen
man iebt penia bort unb left.
Me6r dIs elm 81 in orei @o9en CAB
es aud in ben 5oIpitdlern ni8t, unb in
LETTER 3eit ipurbe felbit bic Mtln rdr,
dber nit bonn erIten friifen Grin braus
Zen. dnbert ii9 bds natiirli6.
Qm btitcn bdttcn e. nod bic 6cfdna
gener. Die Golbdten brouBen an BEN
Grontsn muBten bic Before @erpFIegung
nit Der @efdbr uuo ben llnbeqlemli6s
teiten beg 2sbeHs In S4iBsugraben uuo
lnteritanb ertdmpFen. Die ~beripunbet
beim tarnen, battsn bic 9fGege nit ibrem
8lute beSablt. @br bic @efdnoenen
fpdren in feiner GeTabr, litten feline
S6merssn, brau6ten fi6 nidt gu Iorqen
unb nurben bod better 9efiittert ais
g&iaioneu @eutiae.
Sd babe bas groBe 8u57enlaasr in
G3erft auf Der Gtrede 8an3io-8erliu,
tpo 10000 @sfansene in Dsa6lsdz,
SOl3a uno G~rbbaradtu, BON neuiqen
2anbitiirmsrn bepadt, uuteraebradt
fino, beiudt unb sin paar oubere ba3i,
uno babe iiberaa 9efnnben, buB bic @es
fanaenen out bebdnbeIt iperben unb iid
niat 3u beildgsn buben. Tduienbe ipers
ben na4 Dem ariege in 9euti6lanb blei.
ben, rpenu mon ts ibucn erIaubt. @icle
BON i9utn oiirieu iid bcreits lett frsi
herumheueesn. 90 trof i'd eintn
S4laaier, 0tr sinen fur gang Sfts unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

lung forti4ritt. ieben 5~rpsiten, brittsn.
bitrten Sag. Bon ben %bttibunbert, bic
an 8ai1ers @eburtstag tamtn, frii4 bonn
6nIa4tftlb, Harden uns 5tpet. unb
netln8ig aus icbem 9unbert nuroen pies
Der tampffdbig."
Die QIgen beg Qr3teg ltu9teten bon
Gtol3 N0r cine trnItt fatpere 3eit oriis
ben, dber bic Qrbeit trug aud 8efries
biguhg in i6.
Gin &riegsidhr bringt me6r CUTE gbis
rurgen berpor benn 3ebn 5rieoensiabre.
llnb mas man briiben 0eternt, pirb ieBt
in ber 6eimat BON gttben fem. @cnn's
audi bier 3um 4euBeriten fommt mas
@ott ptrbtte. 9Qn per ben &risg aus
Der Nd9e geie4en, piro Elm Qpoittt Oes
Griebens.
6dupts unb Rebenld5aret6 in 8eutI6z
Gpldu faBteu $50 8etttu. pa mar feline
3eit gum MiBigge6en unb lImI9auen.
Ram Der Qbenb, 70 mar man frpb, ii4
auf fein 9ett 5u nfrfen. 8rauBen lodte
ia aud nifts. Das bb9en @nrequn9,
oas oieIe tDpi16e aIeinitaot Des beutiden
Oitens bot, mar bur6 ben 8rieg nod
peiter beI9rdntt tporben. 4Ie 2otdle
f4IoRen nm 3ehn unb bic StrdBen mas
rem ME in ben alien Saoen beleu6tet,
penn i'm &dlenber @oImonb itunb uub
Der 9immel iid ni@t be8og. Die Sass
iperte bdttsn lpegen 3obIsnmdugels ben
8etrieb eingeite1t, unO Der &pbIenmans
gel mar pie0er bic Golge Der Got an
arbeitstrdften nab 8abnmuteridI.
9rei Sabre &rieg NIT Itinen @nforbts
ri1gen al Die %Gifenbd6nen, unb feline
3sit, fiG nene Daegons gu bauen, bd
idb es dnF ben e~iiernen S6ienenlpegtn
nit Dem 8etriebs material ni1t iebr roiig
aug.
Qe6ensmittelnot9 Rm ia, in ben
6%robitdbten, tpeniaer duf benz 2dnbe.
unb f9lieblid, bos 9riegsbrot I9n,edt
nibt 70 libel. Wenn mar nur mebr Bee
fame. Sn WeFprsuben Ipirte man ben
MlaHgel niht gar 10 Iebr. unb mas man
BON Der Sugenb fnh. lieB aud ni6t bic
AH9it dutiomnleH, bdB ie untsrerndhrt
lei uno fpdter NAL Hi4t ibren mann
itslleu niiros.
offerings in einem mertte man bas
5ebIen ge%niigenOer 3abrung. Der 6eiIs
pro3tB Der @erpunbstsn perIief Iangs
Idmer ala unter normaIcn @erbdltnihtn.
q(6er IdtitBlid iieett bod bic seIuuoe
beuiide Ratur. Die, uuO bic btibli6e
4fleee, bic Dunbet nirtte.
Su ben arauttnidIeu i6aifien Sdlps,
tern bonn 0eutIden Roteu 8reu5, bic
ipditr aud bic 3rdger erItBten. SIN
Operationsaimmer balfen bic flint
S6iueItern aug Qmerita.
Bie banf6ar aTts mar fir unicrc
6ilfr, @ua bic qribotpotieuteu, bic bis
az so Meilen ans bet llmesgenb bcrs
eintdmtr. @tnn 9erste anb e ni6t
nsar. Die tporsn ale an Der Grpnt uab
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

ni6t, o6tr bic GdptIier bat einsm bds
bpH er3dblt uno einer gang iftptren
Ianen babei %gendunt. 0ar npbl lateis
Mild ODER 70 fpd8. Jfd tur3 uub gut,
3a mar Gin God in Der G6dbtloede
ME 3ptt 5dler qroB, aud Elm Gtiid
@ebirn nit fortgeidoFsn. 8umme
8erl5 bic auIeu. mas elm rehter Dent
I4gr III, 9at bdbon nod immtr mthr
uls 70 Aunbtrt &dlmiiden. ga uno od
ba8 Sod bod 5ugema6t iptrben muBte,
bat man sinfda aug Dem geinino9tn
Elm Stiid S6ale b~erausgeidgt unb oben
eingeieBt. Sem gtbeilt ipdr's un6 aud
am 8ein mar due8 nieoer 5ugetpd9Isn.
Was bic 2lerjte fir 9ei6ctsterIe iinb!
ga ia, abcr bas gefunbe mdrtif4e glut
muBte mit6elIen. uno bic 9dmlibteit
bat ii4 aud pitber b%crflogen. Soft
iei 9ant.
SECT absr mas 2uittses!
Batter bat ain pdar 3igarren un6 cine
8outeiae geididt. Shutter mas 6elbits
gtitridtts uno 5elbitgtbddenes. 8d
pirO alp 2ei5 unO SeeIe parm Sc6dIs
ten.
rgupp4en, 0u bif mein Quaens
fern" -.
gGris, tpeiBt 81 md -. bel G6ramm
in Bilmersborf ... bic tleene gIonbe2
-. Sunge. 5ulgS bet tpdr me Gadt,
fem, fcin!"
llnb Der NIT benz gang einbanbugierten
GhdbeI Iddht ~berQniigt ieinen Rddbdrn
an, pdbreno ber pbonograpb bic popus
ldre Welo6is neiterfpielt.
yHat'm Grieq 9ie6ts ne 3ruuung,"
a9ad'm arieg -. ipenn mir piebera
fommeni"
ga fnb bic 2tuaeu pI0BIi6 tpieber
ernit geiporben. W}dn battle fat bsrs
geTen, baB od orduBen ia nc8 INNER
arieq ict. @ur5 bsrsefsn ifber BEN 2i6s
terglnn3 unb al ben euten Gu9en.
O6 bic eintn brauBen nidf brdu6ten9
Wie nubf bic a~ompagnie @ti6nd6ten
feitrtc. 8eibnd6ten brdnBen i'm G9nee
uno sis, nit ben RuFen bunbert Wetrr
Dor einem.
30 nirb's nG9ites Sabr fein2 Io6
immer brauBen? Sber tpieber bd6eim2
Sci Mlutter unb Shdb2
Wenn MR.. ipiebertommen! 80.
limb ptnn nidt, bauu fanb tpo6l ieoe
Radt ii6er siuem Elm 2idterkum -.
Der 6imme[ NIT aft feineu Gtemn
9}ur NIT benz @iHseu war's odnn
uidts. - Rtin, bamit mars banH ipobl
-. file INNER -. porbei! -,
Saaes= ar6eit.
lin Sie6en raus aus BEN 8etttn.
I'm 9teun iapn bic sriten Opetationtn.
0as mar itben Worgen otr 4uftatt beg
3aapertes. 0or has G9neiben. Gdz
esn, Wdbtlu, Shiensn uIfp. gu gnbc,
qina's an bic @1noogtn. Sebrn 1dg
ernensrt i'm aniaHa. Damn nis bic 6si.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

erIoites 6eimipanoern.
llno bic 2ippen Der iungen S6pcs
fer iummtn ltiie Elm 2ieO, pa6rtnO
aug ben itarren Qugen 39rdne I'm
86rdne tropft.
Trauen6dnoc, pet6 Gcgen rubt In
Gurem itiQen, unermiioliten Dirteu.
8as mare .nGe dr3tIide Stunt. aQer
barter @iae, picOr gcIunb gu per6en,
o6ne Sud.
Groenfrcmo, losgclof bon alien
mtnidlihfn. Sn ben @ug,n bag
9rauer, bic Seete Biz in bic tiefften
5iefen eridiitttrt fommtu Fe BON Der
8alitatt. uub i6r l5I6t Oas GntltBen.
Oas aus BEN blci4en blutiberItr0mten
@tfhtern FART, fiQt ben due1enbsn
2c6fSitrom baant bds piloe Jicber.
oas bic ausgtmcrgalten aorper IhitteIt
uHo fii6rt Fe ldft pie0er 5ur groe sum
2ebtn 3uriid.
Segenbringen6c q~eieqnete Grdueus
1I1be, bic i6r In baa gtgeuIeitige Mors
BEN, in bic 60le bitIts aritges ben
6immet Gurtr Qiebe uno Cures Gpfers
iinnes trdgt!
g9ei6nadten.
qie bic 3eit TiGe fs9t!
5ebniudtig Idauen bic in ben geta
ten mad ben Jtnittru, oh beun bic
8dnmerung ned nidt blo an ibnen
bodItei9t unb ben langen Gag enbet.
I'm ejnem Stod bumptlt Der Retons
oalss3ent pura ben Sdal.
n9se Grieoel, mann fangt's Ios2"
gDtenItiebeimui5. Ril6t at modem"
ltno berguiigt nit ben augeu 3lpins
ttra6 tapft Ct Otjttr.
Qrmc 9trIe! mdftn ilt1t Iicgen,
mG9raub bic 6at6ge6tilten bag Slid Der
@orbtreitungtn geuieBen, ga, bafiir
nadbfr a6er aud bic lle6errai4ung.
Seit benz frl6tn morgen berrI6t In
BEN btIen Rdumtn geI4dftige8 qebtn.
Sel6It bic S4pefttra baden beute fir
i6re pfIegIingc peniger 3eit aIs FONT.
3met 8dume fir ieptH Gaal polen ges
I6miidt fein uHO Odnn dle bic 2iebess
q16en BON ba6stm uno bic tleinen @es
idtnte Der &ngsfelttn, bd blcibt fir
ben iibliden 9Iaui4 teine MIBe.
4ber enoliG III atts bereit.
Die 8erpuuostsn er6alten Elm paor
aifen iii bm 8aden gei9obeH, baB Ie
bdlb aufredt beTer ban SLANG Der 2ers
8en fsben t1nnen. Dom RabtnIaal, pp
Gin 9%arnonium febt, llinst lsife bag
ate gieo bon 6er arippe In 8ttble9em's
Stan.
9rauie orte ainbertptiit. @ie LANCE
ber, ME LANCE Der, ba man bid mitgts
Iungeu babeimi
uno oann brett up6 FcierIi6: SHGe
9a4t, beiIige Qodt.
8ie btr Qi6tergldna 8erflisBt uub
nur NOD cine groBs ira6leRbe Dele Dor
ben 4Hgeu i6uimmt, odb man lie idlies
Zen muB. 5brdnen, 3brdnen! @rdus
BEN BAT man ft gang berlernt, BAT MIR
bic SABINE 3ufammtngsbiTen uno iptnn
Der Shmtr3 BON btr Bunbe mob To-
bart ans 0cr3 srifi. llnb bier bfult
man pie Gin alies Wtib! S9dm 8i4i
Wia G6nigs Rod tragen unb flennt!
8epn's mr. ttiu anberer merit. See
ihdftig 6iiitelt man unb pifft nal uus
aaffdlig nit benz 6ingtrtuodel IN BEN
Qugenninitln 6erum. @bar ba man
gum Ro9bar fdaut, blintt's aud in
befen qugen. Qtio baun NAL 3u!
8eun's ale tun, nirb's ia iei S6anb
fem.
lln6 man I6nea5t fif, unb fadt 6ae
spifeu, pdbrsnb ots IdI5ise gaB ii6tr
bic @aHgt taDsrt Sinners, Sinners,
bas @%erpunOetittn bat bod audi feline
I60neu Stjttn!
Der gaiior madt bic Gadt audi
fut3. 4ur Elm paar @orte. aber Fe
padeR eiutn. 0pftrmut, 6elbtntum!
ga, ia, man 1T bod Elm gan5sr atrl
uno pirb's bdIo pieoer 5sisen ionutn.
Der amtritdntr bsrittbt Iein GtI6dft.
Wie sr eiutm ods Ding bd am aopf
asfIift Bat. ssiehsn bats man apdr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
Siloer aus Dem Seben Ger oeutidl,omerifanilAen
aer3te.Grpeoition III osutfdsGYlau.

aoY, Muub un6 glaIe Dtfbum6th, nar
bic aussH frei, i'm psibeH aittsl nit
acknowledgement Qtrmeln auf ie pdrtet,
9ummibdHbfdubs ME bubeim in g(mes
rita gibts uidt. alio muB nit blobeH
6dnbtn operiert fperoen.
Cine G9tpeIter 1T uus babel ges
Horbsn. 8lu!oersiftuns. Sin tltintr
9auiriB MIR. limb nIe ollie beratbtns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

9isftn our S06s! Mlt Der 6immtI
briiIt, ais polte CT iiber eintm suIams
mfnbre6eH! Sort! 6ort Sier III ia
Sti1s, tisfs bsimli4s Stille - Stis
nit - cine liube 9anb - Muts
ttr 49, biTt - 9u's9 -----
g}it tpe6tm aG6eIu I9dut bic S6ne.
llr auT bic Fiebernbtn 2ipptn, pdbrtnb
Te Ieiie iiber bic StirH 6ss 2itssnbsn
itrtidt.
t4, bdb qirbe nidt ollm16Iig 1T
unb 70 oft Der soO ftdrier ats Tiel Qlbtr
lommt er, Iolcn ibm penigitens feline
G4redeu senomm,R fem. gtit glumtn
i'm 6dar Ioa CT tommtn, nit ultotrs
irduten feligen 9iHObtitsliebern. atin
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
BUTTE & coEuR D'ALENE.
Company Has Resumed Operations on
Property Above MulIan.

The crosscut on the Butte & Occur
d'Alene property, on Gentle Annie
guich, above Mullan is being extended
under the direction of James Short, an
old time miner and mill man. This
property has been idle for several
years, although it is reported to have
an exceptionally good surface show
ing and underground development has
produced most encouraging results.
The company's ground is patented, ann
the property is equipped with COM
piessor and all necessary buildings
When the property closed down it is
stated that a long crosscut had been
extended to within. 100 feet of the vein.
Another vein has been explored ex-
tensively by tunnel and shaft and II is
stated that considerable ore has been
exposed, and the company expects to
extract ore here while extending the
crosscut. Control of the Butte & Occur
dAlene is held In Spokane and other
points in eastern Washington:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
NEW POWER LINE.
Through Fourth of July Canyon--Soon
Clear Right Of Way.


The survey Of the new main trans
mission line of the Washington Water
Power company which will be ex-
tended into this district have been
completed and clearing the right of
way will begin at once. The line will
come direct from the Post Falls plant
through Fourth of July canyon and
will join the other main lines at Cat
aldo. The company now has two lines
into this district and the rapid in
crease in business in addition to the
large voltage required by the Bunker
Hill smelter has made another pow
erful line necessary to meet the de-
mands. The company has four great
power stations, located at Post Falls,
Spokane Little Falls and Long Lake,
and connections are now made so that
power may be switched over either
line from either plant, thus rendering
a tieup through accident at either
plant practically impossible. The new
line from Post Falls for the first nine
miles will be constructed on an alb
solutely straight line, or to a poin,
east of Occur d'Alene.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
BIG ORE BODY 800 LEVEL
TARBOX NINE At SA[TESE
TEN FEET OF MILLING oRE-To
CONTINUE cRosscUT TO
SECOND SHOOT.

Richard Daxon, manager of the
Tarbox Mining company, left for Butte
last Tuesday. He had returned from
the Tarbox mine, near Saltese, few
days before and gave very flattering
report of the big ore showing where
the. vein had been cut on the 800 level,
He brought over about 80 pounds OF
ore, representing an average of a shoot
10 feet wide, which he had assayed
here ana from which the following re-
suit was obtained: Silver, 210 ozs.;
lead, 81 per cent; zinc, So per cent.
Much ore was encountered before this
solid shoot of 10 feet was reached. and
the width of the vein was reported to
be SO feet wide. The strike was made
220 feet west of the big ore showing on
the 600 level, and drifting has now
been started to get under that point,
this being probably the same shoot and
will prove to be continuous even be-
yond the ore in the upper level. This
ore has been practically continuous
from the surface, the grade shaving
steady improvement as depth was
gained on each level. Mr.. Daxon is
naturally very much pleased with this
latest and most important develop
ment on the Tarbox and looks forward
to placing the property on produc-
tive basis the coming season.
May Be Another Shoot.
On the 900 level after cutting what
appeared to be the main ore shoot, the
crosscut was continued through about
20 feet of barren ground when another
shoot was encountered and this proved
to be the main ore body, the barren
ground probably being horse separ-
ating the two ore shoots in the one
great vein. The circumstances under
which the ore was found on the 800
suggests that another shoot may be
found in the same way While drift
ing will be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible, the management also plans to
extend the crosscut also in order to
prove the ground.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
FRIEND.
Good Body Of Ore Being Developed il
the Lower Tunnel.

the 6oWCT unTGi.
William Schierding, manager OF the
Friend Mining company; came up from
Spokane last week and visited the
property at the head of Beaver creek.
At this time work is confined to the
lower tunnel which is about 100 feet
below the upper and 225 feet from the
surface. The upper tunnel has been
driven 6s5 feet, $50 feet of which is in
ore of milling grade. At one point
the ore shoot is IA feet wide. The
lower tunnel was driven 2S7 feet to the
vein, upon which drifting has now
been extended about 220 feet. Ore
was encountered at 100 feet and has
been continuous since or about 80 feer.
The ore is of good milling grade and
shows steady Improvement. The
shoot rakes to the west and indica-
tions are that it will be considerably
longer than in the upper tunnel The
Friend company is equipped with a
compressor driven by electric power
Three men are now employed and the
work will continue all winter.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
HYPoTHEEK.
New Ore Shoot Found in Starting a
Raise From 100 Level.

In starting a raise about so feet
west of the present raise from the
100 level of the Hypotheek shoot OF
ore was almost at once broken into
which is now several feet wide, both
carbonate sand sulphide. All indica-
lions point to this being an ore body
OF Importance. In all the slopes OF
the upper levels the ore showing con-
tinues good. The mill is now running
only one shift and only the better
grade ore is being milled, thus enab-
ling the company to reduce expenses
while maintaining practically the
same shipping product. The wagon
road is bad, but up to yesterday 1t was
still possible to deliver ore and con-
centrates to the railroad.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
LUCKY SWEDE COMPANY
HAS TWO COPPER VEINS
ONE SHOWS THREE FEET MILL.
ING oRE-WELL FIXED FOR =
WINTERS WORK.

Morris Pearson, president of the
Lucky Swede Mining company, was
in the city yesterday and expected to
return today to the company's prop
erty which Is located on the st. Joe
side of the divide, near Falcon. Mr..
Pearson is directing the work on the
property and reports good progress in
driving the long crosscut which will
intersect the main vein at depth of
about 1850 feet. The crosscut has now
been advanced $50 feet and has ap-
proximately 200 feet to go. The ground
is hard and Mr.. Pearson says he will
work two machines in the face after
Christmas, which will necessitate the
employment of one additional man.
making total of seven men employed
by the company. The tunnel has been
advanced at the rate of about 80 feet
per month, but with the additional
machine 1t is expected to increase this
to $50 feet per month.
Cut One Vein.
Mr.. Pearson says the crosscut has
already passed through one vein about
s feet wide, feet of which is very
fair milling ore. Nothing has been
done toward exploring this vein and
VIII not be until the main vein is
reached. This vein shows UP strong
~ on the surface and there Is every
evidence that 1t will show a large
body of ore when encountered by the
crosscut. The ore in both veins is
copper with some gold When the
second vein is reached the company
expects to be In position to begin ex-
lensive development of both with the
view to placing the property on a pro-
'ucing basis at the earliest possible
late. The property is favorably locat-
ID near the Milwaukee railroad, with
which 1t is connected with good wa
ron road
Well Fixed for Winter Work.
sThe Lucky ~Swede company has
'lenty Of rails. air pipe, oil for gaso-
Inc engine, wood, timbers, etc. on
'and for the winters work. water
las been piped to the boarding house
or domestic use and fire protection.
barn has recently been built and an
edition made to the cook house. AL
ogether the company is In first class
hape to push work until spring.
d
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
WANT SAMPLES or ORE
FROM COEUR D'ALENEs
URGED TO SEND ORE NOW FOR
DISPLAY AT MEETING OF
MINERS IN FEBRUARY.

All mining men in the northwest are
requested to send samples of ore to
Spokane at once to be placed on exhi-
bition at the annual Northwest Min
ing convention, February IL to q. Ar
rangements have been made for free
transportation for these samples If
sent by freight.
The purpose in asking that ore be
sent now is to give plenty of time for
arrangement of the displays and also
to avoid the likelihood of delayed
freight trains which are more frequent
later in the winter
Samples From Prospects and Mines
officers of the Northwest Mining as
ISOLATION request that ore be sent from
all promising prospects as well as from
partially developed claims and mines
At previous conventions it has been
noted that capital has frequently be-
come interested in prospect through
the showing of ore.
About 100 pounds of ore is the right
amount for exhibition. The exhibit
must be addressed to Spokane Inter
state Fair, care Hotel Spokane, Spo-
kane, WASH" to secure the free
freight rate. All exhibits should be
plainly marked with the name Of the
shipper and the property from which
the ore was taken. Delivery to the
station agent at shipping point is all
that is required
Frank C. Bailey. 519 First avenue,
Spokane is secretary for the conven-
ton.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
RECORDS Of WEATHER
FOR MONTH DECEMBER
PRECIPITATION IN 70 DAYS Is AL
MOST II INcHES-HIGH
TEMPERATURE.

The remarkable weather conditions
this month, eliminating in the disas-
trous flood In this city and in other
parts of the Occur d'Alene district,
gives special interest to the actual
record of rainfall during the past few
days as compared with that of other
years, and also the temperature, which
has also been most unusual. These
interesting facts have been compiled
for The Miner by w. S. Berglund, To-
cal weather observer for the govern
ment, and are given in the following
statement under date of December 49,:
Record Precipitation.
"The precipitation, as measured and
recorded at this weather station, has
so far been exceptionally great this
year. From December l to December
IS, inclusive, the total precipitation ag-
gregated 11OS inches, of which amount
1852 inches fell in the last six days,
or from the 18th, inclusive.
1916, the total precipitation was only
4.27 inches, and for December 1915,
only sos inches.
'The greatest precipitation in TWEEN
ty-four hours measured by me since l
assumed the duties of weather observ-
err in Wallace about two and half
years ago, was recorded today when
the precipitation was ISL inches.
temperature Also Unusual.
'The maximum temperature today,
December Is, is SO degrees, which is
remarkably high for this season, The
highest recorded temperature on any
previous day in December was in 1916,
when on the 4th it was only AZ degrees.
On December 3, 1915, the maximum
temperature for the month was record
ed, being 4S degrees"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-12-20
Enjoyable Entertainment.

Miss Marie Ludberg. talented and
popular entertainer of Spokane gave
an interesting program at X. of p. hall
last Saturday evening which was
greatly enjoyed by an audience which
filled the hall. Her Evolutionary selec-
tons included both English and Swed-
ish, and in both languages she dis
played great proficiency and rare dra-
matte ability Her rendition of
christmas Eve in Mining Camp"
was especially good and her audience
was not lacking in appreciation. Sun
day evening Miss Ludberg gave sew
eral reading selections in the Congre-
gational church, and Monday evening
she gave an entertainment in the
Kellogg high school building.