davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
dzialek rano, w poiowie drogi pc
miedzy Nova Funlandya a Irlan
dya. w kilka minut pozniej Ia
stapiIa szalona burza.
INNE TELEGRAMY
KRAJOWE.

w.
Filadelfia, "a maja. - Ola o.
kazania wdziecznoSci "a dohiosla
dzialalnosc .organizacyi amery--
kanskiej salvation Army" pod
czas wojny, nowo wybudowane-
mu okretowi handlowemu o po-
jemnoSci $500 ton madame przy
chrzcie naive Salvation Lass.
PAM B. Hammond, z Nowcgo
4orku, ktora przez oSmnaScie
miesiecy pelni}a sluzbe we Fran
cyl, jake przedstawicielka stowa-
rzyszenia byia chrzestna matka
okretu.
Terre Haute, Ind, "a maja. -
Strajk loo operatorek telefonicz-
nych, ktory sic rozpocza} vczoraj
rano, zostal odwo}any wieczor
pc k~onferencyi przedstawicieli
strajkier6w z wlascicielami fir
my The Citizens Independent
Telephone Coz, ola kt6rej opera
torki ~pracuja. Strajkierki powro-
city do piracy o dziesiatej godzi-
ME wieczor.
Flagstaff, Ariz., "a maja. - Pc
silnej burze elektrycznej nastapt-
10 tn slabe trzesienic ziemi, kto-
re obudzi}o re snu wielu m,csz-
kancow. Dom zamieszkaly przez
c. O.. Lampland'a, astronoma
przy obserwatoryum astronomicz
mem ,,Lowell'a", zostai uszkodzo-
ny. Wiekszych materyalnych
szkod mic ma wcale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

WLASCICIELE domow. Chcecie aoy
vase wydatki juz raz sic zmniejszy'
" to powinniscie posiadat nowy wy
nalazek do tapetowani pokoi. ktors
lest tax TAM i TAX latwy Re jakakol-
wick osoba mole opapierowat pokoj
W dw6ch godzinach, wtedy kazdy po-
koi bedzie> was kosztowa} tylko on
dolara do trzech. vice pomyslcie tY
ko lax wielka korzyst bedziecie m!s
Il z tel $40 maszyny kt6ra sama klei
| obcina wzdiuz / wszerz, iak tylko
zechcecie, rzecz bardzo pozyteczna
ola malarzy, ~przyjdzcie presto do ia
bryki / zobaczcie tie maszyne zanim
kupicie Tub piszcie, to nasz agent
wan jedna 2 tych pokaze. otwarte
cd 8 rano do 8 wiecz. W niedziele Cd
10 do II W poludnie.
w. 6 O. WALL
Paperhanger Machine Co.
1913 n. Winchester Ave.
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie &c STRONGLY ~l-szej.
komitet, senator Penrose zostai

,komitet, senator Penrose zostai
przedstawiony ma prezesa wydzia
Ia finansowego, a senator War
rem ma prezesa wydzia}u kredy-
towego pomimo silnej opozycyi
republikanskich senatorow pro-
gresywnych.
w poniedziaiek odbedzie sIe
k~onferencya senatorow republi-
kahskich, ma ktorej przediozony
zostanie do zatwierdzenia pro.
gram, wczoraj opracowany przez
komitet mad komitetami. Prey
puszczac nalezy, re senatorzy
progresywni wydadza ostatnia
wake senatorom conservative
pym, zadajac usuniscia z prezeso-
silva senatora Penrose'a i War
ren'a.
Ma mocy programu, opracowa-
nego przez komitet, nastepujace
urzedy prezesowskie przypadna
W udziale nastepuIacym senate
rom: Prezesem wydziaiu spraw
Eagranicznych, senator Lodge, fl
nansowego - Penrose, kredyto-
wego - Warren, spraw wojsko-
wych - Wadsworth, spraw NOR
skich = Page, spraw sadowni--
ezych = Nelson, handful we
wnetrznego - Cummins, rolni--
ezego - Gronna, handlu - Jones
praw - Knox, ziem publiczny.h
Smoot, wyborow - Dilling-
ham, przemysiowego - La Fol-
lette, spraw indyanskich - Cur
lis, nawodniania - McNarry,
szkonictwa i piracy - Kenyon,
kopaln - Poindexter, spraw fl
lfpinskich - Harding, druku -
Moses, bibliotek - Brandegee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

CT odeszli do swych obowiazk6w CO.
dZiennych to dziatwa czuwa}a pred
Naisw. Sakramentem, zanoszac korne
mod1y pred Iron Najwyzszego. Choral
nc spiewy pod ~dyrekcya p. w. Prusi-
n~owskiego miejscowego ~organisty wy
BADLY dobrze W caiem tego slowa zna-
czeniu. Tegoroczne nabo2ehstwO urzq-
dzone ola oddania holdu i czci Utajo-
aemu W Najsw. Sakramencie S~zczegGl-
ne miaio z~naczenie, gdyz zarazem by}o
dAickczynieniem Najwyaszem "a szcze
@liwc z%akonczenie wojny swiatowej, 2
kt6rej jakoby Phoenix z popio10w |
gruz6w - powstala Ojczyzna Polska
iasniejaca W aureoli chwaly. To tel
wierni Polacy szczelnie %zapelniali swia
tynie PahSka.
WSrania}a towarzyska zabawe majo-
wa urzadza Choir sw. Cecylii jutro w
nieIziele, dnia 25-go b. m. o godzinie
S-mej %wieczorem W sail parafialnei
PREY SSmej / Exchange ave Mn6stwo
milych D~iespodzianek ka3dego kto tam
przyidzie - czeka. Gel wspaniaiy. Ko-
mitet u~rzadzajacy zapowiada zabawe
wznInwQ to tez ME powimnO nikogo
~brakn&f. Bilety So Pc Genie przystepnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
KR0TKIE Re
STOLICY KRAJU.

washington, L4 maJa. JdN
z jednej strony w~iasciciele bro
warn odnosza zwyciestwa. tax z
drugiej porazki. Zarowno senate
rzy republikahscy jake demokra-
tyczni przedkiadaja Projekty "a
prowadzenia jak najostrzejszej
prohibicyi wojennej. Senator
Sheppard z Texas i senator Jones
z Washington przedlozyh wczo-
raj projekt, zmuszajacy komisa--
RIA prohibicyjnego do wprowa-
dzenia w zycie prohibicyi wojen-
nej. w. ]. Bryan wystosowa}
wczoraj do Kongresu APPEL. ably
ME zmieniano postanowienia W
sprawie ustawy, zabraniajacej
sprzedazy napojow alkoholicz-
nych.
- Izba posiow odda sprawe
zaprowadzenia nowych rat tele-
f~onicznych i telegrarcznycn wy
dziaiowi handlu ~krajowego, kt6-
rego prezesem jest reprezentant
Esch. Reprezentant Esch pred
Iozyl kilka .dni tmu projekt "
sprawie kolei. Do tego proJeHtu
dosaczy teraz projekt uregulowa-
MIA obecnych rat telefonicznych
i telegraficznych.
- Department wojny opubli-
kowai wczoraj swe obliczenia
kosztow wojny. Koszta wojny
Stanow Zjednoczor-ch do 30-go
kwietnia 1919 wynosiIy S2l,294,
100000 bez pozyczek uzyczonych
Aliantom. Dwie ~trzecie wydat-
kow poniosl Department wojny.
,.NC-4" DIAL
SZA PODRoZ
MA w NIEDZIELF.
Ponta Delgada, "a maja. - Po-
rucznik A. C.. Read, komendant
hydroplanu amerykahskiego INC
4" donosi, re wskutek silnych
wiatrow okolo wybrzezy portu-
galskich, ME moze ma razie pod
iac dalszej podrozy do Lisbony
i re od}ozy wzlot do niedzieli
-rano.
Liverpool, "a maja. - Wediug
depeszy, otrzymanej cd kablowe
60 okretu ,,Faraday" H. Hawker
i pomocnik jego NJ. Grieve, cato
nell wraz z swym aeroplanem w
Srodku oceanu, wskutek strasz-
nego cyklonu morskiego w ponie-
dziaiek rano. Zaloga okretu ,,Fa-
raday' zauwazyia Swiatia aero
planu, prawdopodobnie ,,Sopwi--
thai, wkrotce Pc polnocy w ponie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

Ma przysziy miesiac a zwlaszcza
1890 czerwca odbedzie sic W paraflI
$w. Jacka przyjmowanie dzieci szkol
nych do uroczystej Komunii sw., a
DO %po{udniu W ten dZieh X. Biskup
McGavick TAX dziecom jake tel
doros}ym udzieli SACRAMENTO Bierz.
mowania: o blilszych ~szczeg6}ach
napiszemy p6zniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

szpory odprawii x. Wiad. Flipski
W asystencyi x. B. Kasprzyckiego I
X. S. Bubacza. Drugiego dDia odpra-
viii sumo X. Jan Sobieszczyk C. R.
przefozony domu S~tanislawowa W
asystencyi Y. j. Drzewieckiego C.
r. | X. ]. Tarasiuka C. r. Nabo-
zenstwo ~r6zahcowe po poludniu Cd
prawi} x. j. Drzewiecki c. R. Me
szpory wieczorem odprawi} x. Fran.
Dembinski G.. R. proboszcz par. sw.
Stanislawa w. W asystencyi x. 10
walczyka G. R. i X. J. Tarasiuka C.
r. Trzeciego dnia odprawil sumo K.
RNdeusz Ligman C. R. vice rektor
Kolegium sw. Stanislawa X. W asys-
tencyi X. s. Kowalczyka C. r. / K.
]. Tarasiuka c. R. N~abozehstwo r6-
zahcowe pc po}udniu odprawfl x. ].
Zdechlik c. R. miejscowy %proboszcz,
a nieszpory 1 procesye ma zakohcze-
ME odprawil X. Bronislaw Cieslak
c. R. W asystencyi x. Wal. Swient-
ka c. R. / X. L. Siesa c. r. Wszyst-
kie kazania W czasie tel uroczysto-
Sci wyg}osi{ x. FIR. .Siara c. R. "a
rzadca domu n%owicyatu " Cragin.
Opr6cz wyzej wymienionych haste
pujacy ksieza przybyli do pomocy "
sluchaniu s~powiedzi I do wspo}u--
dzialu W nabozehstwach: Prev. x.
Pralat Stanislaw Nawrocki prob.
par. NJ. B. Nieust. Pom. ma Bridge
porcie. X. FIR. Pyznar o. F. c., prob.
par. NJ. B. Czest. z Montreal, Kama
dy, X. Jan Obyrtacz G. R., prze}ozo-
ny | proboszcz par. sw. Jadwigi. x.
Stan. Swierczek c. R.. prob. par,
sw. Stanislawa p. NJ. W Cragin, x. J..
Marcinek. prob. parafii sw. Jak6ba
W Hanson Park, x. ]. Zwierzycki c..
R. magister nowicyatu W Cragin, X.
T. Szybkowski c. R.. x. FIR. Pieczyh-
ski c. R., X. T. Sampolifski, x. s.
Balaire c. S. V. przeloiony 1 magi-
ster n~owicyatu Xxx. V~iatoryan6w, x.
p. Brown, c. s. ". x. D. o. Lery G..
s. V. / X. ]. Szprenga. Wielka licz-
ba ~wiernych przystapiia W tym CA
sic do Sakrament6w Spowiedzi i Ko-
munii sw.
Uznanie nalezy sic p. X. J. b.
rowihskiemu miejscowemu organi-
Seize "a przygotowanie harmonic
nych kpiew6w przyczyniajacych sic
wiele do podniesienia uroczystosci,
oraz WieI. IS. Nazarentankom "a
g~ustowne przystrojenie o}tarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
BROWARNICY ODNosZA
ZWYCIESTWO.


New York, "a maja. - Wstrzy
mana produhcya piwa ,,wojenne-
go, zawierajacego diva i try
twierci procent alkoholu, rozpocz
ME sic ma nowo, ma mocy wyroku
sedziego federalego Mayer'a, kt6
" obali1 decyzya swoja wszelkie
restrykce, nasozone ma browarni-
k6w przez rad. Sedzia Mayors
zapytany dlaczego pozwol3 ma
wyrob piwa uznanego "a upija-
ACE, oSwiadczy, re kierowal sic
suggestya PREF. Wilsona, zamie-
szczona W oredziu Jego do Kon-
greSu.
St. louis, "a mata. - Wyrob
piwa, zawierajacego diva i try
cwierci procent alkoholu, rozpo-
czeia ma nowo firma browarniania
The Independent Brewries CO.,
kontrolujaca piec wielkich bro
war6w w St. Louis, a mianowi-
Gle: The American, Colombia,
National, Cast i Empire. Pred
rozpoczeeiem wyrobu, doradca
firmy J. T.. Fftzsimmons, wydal
nasteputsoe zewiadumienie
.StosUwnFe do decyzyi Elihu
Roet'a, W. D. Guthrie'go, w. L.
Msrburyego, c. A. Hauts'a i
u0sego, The Independent Brew
ries Co." rozpocze,a ma nowo wy
rob pfwa zzwterajscego diva i
srzySczwsrte procert alkoholu,
gty4 W prze4wnyrn razie grozi-
Ia jej ruina. Zapas piwa wyczer-
pal sic prawie 1upe}nie gdyby
nfe rozpoczsto n~atychmias- pra-
ry, wszystde browarnse zmuszo-
neby ty4y do zwiniecia Interest,";
"a fem ucierpialaby sama firma
! robotnicy pracujacy ola niej."
D N woJsKoWA OLA
PREY
woSKU.
Washington, "a maja. - Re-
prezentant Raker, demokrata z
Kalifornii, ponownie przediozS;
wzoraj W Izbie Nizszej projekt
przyznania pielegnarkom wojsko
wynn rang wojskowych. Projekt
ten oddano do rozpatrzenia wy
dziaiowi spraw wojskowych Izby.
Ma mocy proponowanej usta-
wy pielegnarka ,zarzadzajaca
szpitalem wojskowym, ma otrzy-
mac range majora; pomocnice jej
narki, porucznikow.
Projekt powyzszy przepadl ma
o%statniej sesyi zeszlego Kongre-
SD. Reprezentant Raker zywi ma
tzieje, re projekt ten przejdzie
"a teraznieiszej sesyi, gdyz "a
proponowana ustawa opowiadaje
sic organizacye z~olnierzy, stowa-
szenia kobiet i inne organizacye
W kraju.
Reprezentant Raker >spedzl
w ostatnich czasach, diva miesia-
&c W Europe. Bedac W Anglii po-
swiecii pewien GAS ma przestu-
dyowaniu istniejacego TAME sy-
stemu: rozmawial z wielu pieleg
narkami brytyjskiemi, ktore po-
siadaja wojskowe rangi i zebraf
wiele interestingly informacyi,
ktorych udzieli wydzialowi spraw
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-10-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Commissioner of Public Works OF
the State of Idaho, at the office OF the
Boise, Idaho, until 200
o'clock p. m. on the 14th day OF Mo-
vember, 1919, for the construction CT
a 32'x1S' Concrete Bridge over Moon
Creek, three miles from Kellogg, in
Shoshone County.
Bids will be opened and publicly
read at the above stated hour.
Plans, specifications, form of con-
tract, proposal forms and other in
formation may be obtained from the
director of Highways, Boise, Idaho, or
from the Division Engineer, Bureau OF
Highways, Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
All proposals must be made on the
forms furnished, and must be signed
by the bidder with his address.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids, or to accept the bid or
bids deemed best for the State OF
Idaho.
No bid will be considered unless ac-
companied by certified check on
some bank in the State of Idaho
made payable to the Commissioner OF
cent Of the total amount of the bid
This certified check is to become the
property of the State of Idaho not as
penalty but as liquidated damages, II
the bidder, upon acceptance of his
bid, fails or refuses to enter into a
contract, or to furnish the required
surety bond within ten days (not in
Guiding Sunday after presentation Of
the contract by the Commissioner OF
Public Works to him for execution
A bond with a surety company au-
thorized to do business in the State
of Idaho, and satisfactory to the Com
missioner of Public Works, will be re-
quired for the faithful performance Of
the contract, in the sum of fifty pei
cent ESQ per cent? of the total amount
of the contract price.
1t Is the purpose of the Commits
sioner to build the bridge in the short
est time consistent with good con-
struction, and complete and we'll de-
signed equipment and effective or
ganization will be insisted upon.
Dated: October IA, 1919.
w. j. HALL,
Commissioner of Public Works
O23-N6-3t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-10-23
RED CROSS MAGAZINE.
Popular Publication That Is Serving
Great Cause.


Very few publications seem to have
survived the war times as we'll as The
Red Cross Magazine, monthly pub
LEGATION owned by the American Red
Cross. The October number Is par
ticularly attractive and features a
story of our great northwest by Anne
Shannon Monroe, illustrated by Chas.
Sarka, who knows this country as he
knows his art, Hardly less interest
ing is an article Theodore Roosevelt,
the Father" by Herman Hagedorn. A
number of interesting photographs Of
the great American In his family life
are feature of this article and one
may recognize Theodore. Jr., and
Kermit, who as flyer. gave his life
in the world war.
Ellis Parker Butler. DR.. Frank
Crane Frank Ward O'Malley and
walter Pritchard Eaton are but few
Of the well known names in the mag
azine world who contributed to the
October number. Such illustrators as
James Montgomery Flagg, j. e. Allen
and Maginal Wright Enright have
contributed decorations. One expects
an atmosphere of iodine and ban
dages in the Red Cross Magazine and
II is a relief to find instead good fic-
ton and interesting special articles
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-10-23

dAlene Review, outlining the prob
able plans of the Milwaukee with
reference to this district Is interest
ing at least, and may prove to have
substantial facts back of it:
Significance of Electrification.
'One of these projected short links
in this section was the line proposed
from Occur d'Alene through to Wal
lace and beyond for a connection with
the main line of the Milwaukee A
CO mpany was organized, articles of
incorporation adopted and filed in the
recorders office of Kootenai county, a
mortgage was given on the right of
way and the bonds, apparently un-
derwritten by the Milwaukee COM
pany, We're sold, Construction appar-
entity would have begun within few
provided the war had not
plunged the world into chaos.
Now that the time is approaching
when normal conditions will prevail
in the railroad world once more the
early building Of the proposed WAL
lace line is being predicted. 1t is
pointed out that the Milwaukee COM
pany has electrified its main line from
Harlowton, Mont, to Avery, Idaho.
There the work stopped and no indi-
cation is manifest that it will ever be
continued. From Avery to Othello on
the main line steam Is the motive
power used exclusively. From Othello
west the work of equipping the sys-
tenn for electric power Is going stead
lily forward. Othello is the point of
junction of the Spokane branch with
the main line. The knowing ones say
the railroad company plans to build
4 line from Avery to Wallace and |
thence to Occur d'Alene. This line |
they claim, will be electrified from
Avery to Othello by way of Wallace
Occur d'Alene and Spokane and will
become the main line over which will |
un all transcontinental passenger
rains.
''The prediction Is supported by
many evidences Of probability. Why
lid the application Of electrical power
ease at Avery, and why has no pre-
been made for it's further
extension west from that point? why
vas identification taken up at Othel-
.. the point where the passenger
rains strike the main line after de-
curing through Spokane? These are
wo facts that seem to point indisput-
bly, to an early construction of the {
proposed line from Avery to Occur
IAlene via Wallace" !
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-10-23
I. w. w. BOYCOTT.
Publish Notice Warning Against Pat
ronizina SuthsrIand's Stage.

The Weekly Bulletin" published
by L. w. /. U. No 500 of !. w. W., at
Spokane, under date Of September u,
has notice on the first page warn
ing against patronizing Sutherlands
stage between Wallace and Prichard
The notice follows:
Keep this in mind when going
from Wallace to Prichard: Suther-
land, who runs a stage from Wallace
to Prichard, is scabbing on the other
stage drivers on this route, so watch
for him when travelling through this
way"
This Is an insult to one of the best
known and highly respected citizens
of this county Most of the travel over
that route is T. w. W.. going to or
coming from the timber camps on the
North Fork and this notice Is put In
to not only hurt Sutherland's busi-
ness, but to help his competitors. This
Is false, cowardly and malicious
charge against Sutherland, and should
be borne In mind by loyal citizens go
ing to and from the North Side
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-10-23
FLYING FIRE FIGHTERS.
RutIedge Says Forest Fire Detection
Problem Is Solved.

n. II. Rutledge, district forester
with headquarters at Missoula who
for time was stationed in this city
az supervisor Of the Occur dAlene
forest, last week made a flight in an
arplane to determine its value in de-
tecting forest fires, and is a thorough
convert to the plan "The fire de-
lection problem is settled" said Mr.
Rutledge. Gwen with the smoke and
haze present today, one observer in a
stable machine such as the one used
ran do the work of locating fires more
effectively than 100 lookout men" He
said that at an elevation of 5000 feet
every object such as an automobile
was remarkably distinct, and that the
high rate of speed, 11S miles an hour
did not prevent making accurate loca-
tons. His idea Is to secure bombs
charged with gas to be dropped from
airplanes, the gas extinguishing the
flames. or at least smothering them
until men can arrive, Mr.. Rutledge
saws If he had been equipped with a
dozen planes at the beginning Of last
summer $50 that after each electrical
storm the resulting fires could have
been located and bombed, two million
dollars and million acres of timber
could have been saved in this district
alone"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-10-23
POWER FOR AMAZON DIXIE.
Line Being Erected From Taft Mont,
to the Mine.

The Montana Power company has
completed the survey for a power
transmission line from Taft to the
Amazon Dixie mine, and 1t is reported
that the right of way is being clear
ed and that it is expected to have the
poles in position before bad weather
A large transformer will be placed at
Taft, and there may be some delay in
It's delivery from the factory, other
wise the line would probably be ready
for service within few weeks. Ar
rangements for the installation of
electric power were made by Wesley
Everett, manager of the Amazon
Dixie, upon his departure for the east
a few weeks ago. He is still in Cleve-
land in conference with some of the
large stockholders of the company, for
the purpose of completing arrange
ments for the further equipment and
development Of the mine
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-10-23
PERSONAL.

r. Gushing Moore, mining engineer
for many years a resident of Wallace
and now making his headquarters In
Spokane, is in the city. Until a few
months ago Mr. Moore was chief en-
gineer in charge of the extensive min
ing operations of Clarence Cunning
ham, near Sandon, B. c.
I'll. M. Lancaster, of Saltese, man
ager of the st. Lawrence Copper Mi
ming company, Is in the city.
August Paulseh, Of Spokane, who Is
developing the Omaha and who re-
Gently purchased the Thisbie group
adjoining from the Albany Lead COM
pany, is in the city, having come up
to attend the meeting Of the direct
ors of the First National bank.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-10-23
BEAR GRE Elk.
Annual Meeting of StoekhoIders--
Consider Electric Power,

At the annual meeting Of stockhold-
pany at Sweets hotel Tuesday after
noon the following directors were
elected: Patrick Burke, of Wallace;
Joseph +. Morton, of Spokane; B. w.
Of Hillyard; John Murray, Of Spo-
kane Bridge. The directors held a
meeting in the evening and elected
Patrick Burke president. John Murray
secretary treasurer An advisory
board was also appointed by the d.
rectors to confer and cooperate with
the officers of the company. Members
Forrest, Fred Barth, J. +. O'Brien and
l. d. Murray A detailed report of
operations during the past year was
submitted by President Burke, and a
ton, secretary treasurer, covered the
same period Copies of these reports
will be mailed to all stockholders.
The mill of the Bear Creek COM
pany Is now closed down on account
of shortage of water for power. This
situation when the mine is in shape
for steady production has impressed
the management with the necessity OF
installing electric power This matter
was discussed by the stockholders and
the conclusion was reached that steps
should be taken at once to secure
electric power, which will probably
receive the immediate attention of the
directors.
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TARBox.
Another Big Parallel Vein Found by
Road Graders.

While grading new wagon road a
short distance south of the Tarbox,
another big vein was uncovered par
allel to what is known as the big
south vein and about 600 feet south Of
it, This new vein as disclosed by the
road grade is about so feet wide.
showing masses of oxidized iron,
quartz and here and there a little ga
lena. The discovery is of great inn
portance and further enlarges the
possibilities of future development Of
the property. The outcrop of the big
south vein is one of the most remark
able surface showings in the Occur
d'Alene district, and plans are now
under consideration to explore it at
depth by prosecuting from the 500
shaft level. About eight men are now
employed at the Tarbox all on out
side work, chiefly getting out wood,
mining and saw timbers.
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ENUMERAToRS WANTED.
Apply to Supervisor, First Idaho Dis
trict, at Standpoint.

Census enumerators are wanted for
the collection of facts and statistics
required by the population and agri-
cultural schedules and such other
schedules as the director of the CEN
sus may determine in connection with
the census.
The compensation of enumerators
shall be determined by the director Of
the census, and good live enumerators
should make Sc or more per day.
1t is desired to get enumerators
from every locality in this district to
perform this work and persons desir-
Ing appointments should submit their
application to the supervisor of CEN
sus, first district Of Idaho, Standpoint,
Idaho, at the earliest possible date.
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Tamarack & Custer.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of stockholders
of the Silver Eagle Mining Company,
Limited, win be held at the office of
the company, to-wit No. 4O6 Bank
street, in the city Of Wallace, Idaho,
on the 10Th day of November, 1919,
at 1880 o'clock p. m. for the purpose
of electing a board of directors, and
the transacting of any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting.
SILVER EAGLE MINING CO.. LTD.
BY G. w. BELTS, Secretary