The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-01-18
FEDERAL DEEDS FRISCO
TO TAMARACk & CUSTER
ALL MACHINERY AND EQUIP.
MENT OF MINE GOES IN THE
DEAL-THE DETAILS.

Last Monday deed was filed in the
office of the county recorder by which
the Federal Mining & Smelling COM
pany conveyed to the Tamarack &
Custer Consolidated Mining company
the Frisco mill, ground aggregating ~
acres and all rights, privileges and
franchises necessary to the complete
possession and use of the same also
all buildings used for offices, boarding
and bunk houses, etc. In detail the
deed transferred to the Tamarack all
interest in the Hardy claim, including
mineral deposits known or to be de-
termined; Narrow Gauge millsite,
Broad Gauge millsite; all surface
ground of the Akron lode claim; por-
ton of the surface ground of the YAM
kee Doodle claim; portion Of surface
ground of Cape Horn claim portion
of surface ground Of Idaho fraction
claim; portion of the surface ground
of Badger claim; all surface ground
of Esler fraction claim, reserving the
right to dump waste on same and al
so reserving right of way connection
for track from No. tunnel to dump.
Reserve Mining Rights.
1t is specifically provided that the
Federal Mining & Smelling company
reserves ownership and right to all
mines and mineral bearing veins found
or to be found beneath the surface Of
the Akron, Cape Horn, Yankee Doodle,
Badger, Idaho fraction, Esler fraction
and Esler claims, and the right to
win, work and carry away" all min
erals so excepted and reserved, by
underground workings; also the right
to use any and all tunnels having por-
tails on the above described premises,
and the right to enter upon said prem
ises, provided such entry does not in
terfere with the operations of the
Tamarack & Custer company.
The transfer also includes a parcel
OF land about 100 feet east of the bunk
house between the old and new road
beds of the Northern Pacific and a
strip Of ground 20 feet wide and sos
feet long known as the Lexington
claim.
Included in the transfer are the
Haskins water right, flume, etc, and
the water right in Frisco gulch which
supplies water for the mill and for
domestic use.
Old and New Mills.
The deed conveys to the Tamarack
/ the mill commonly known as the Hell
ena- Frisco together with all the Of
fees, boarding houses, residences and
other improvements in connection
with the same; also the Frisco mill,
on the Yankee Doodle claim, with all
buildings, construction property and
rights connected Herewith.
Mine Equipment Sold, Too.
Filed for record with the deed is a
bill of sale through which the Fed
eral company, for the consideration Of
81, sells to the Tamarack & Custer
company all machinery and equip
ment of every description used In the
mine and in it's operation, including
boilers, generators, motors, hoists,
compressors, etc, all of which the
Federal company agrees to deliver in
good condition in the station near the
collar Of the shaft.
The Tamarack & Custer company
has been in possession of the prop
erty described for several weeks, and
it is reported that everything will be
In readiness to begin operations by
the first of February. The tramway,
nearly two miles long, connecting the
mine and Frisco mill, is practically
completed, but delay has been caused
through changes in the mill to adapt
it to Tamarack ore, more time being
required than was anticipated.