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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
FIFTH WARD OFFENDERS
CIT LONG JAIL TERMS
Philadelphia Republican Work
efs'" Case Was Part of Noto-
rious Gunman Murder.
by Associated Press tc Every Evening

West Chester, Pa, Jan. I3.-Seven men
convicted of conspiracy in the Fifth Ward
case were sentenced to Jail by Judge
Hausc Today.
Terms of from six months to two years
were imposed with fines ranging from
$500, to 81 900. Those sentenced were
Isaac Deutsch, Ware leader of the Ward,
two years in Jail and 81 ,0O0 fine.
Lieut.. David Bennett, of the Third and
Delaney streets police station, eighteen
months and $500 fine.
John Wirtschafier, Michael Murphy,
Emanuel Uram and Louis Feldman,
policemen, one year and Sio0 fine each
Clarence Hayden, colored, policeman,
six months and 5000 fine.
were also ordered to bear in the costs
of Ne trial. The full charge on which they
were convicted was consplring to violate
the act prohibit & office holders from inter-
iering in elections, and to prevent a far
election
Pending an appeal to the Superior
Court the men were released on bail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS MARRIED.
Former Tennis hampton Weds Miss
Jean Haddock Of New York.

captain Rrchard \,rrI> Williams, ID.
former national tenn, Champion, and
MIS- lcan I'll 'rck. u, New York were
married Yesterday iii Parls
cable dispatch from France an
launc,, TIA, uuptials aud reveals the
iact that Captain Williams and Miss Had
,iock became engaged last March The
bridegroom j. >tlll attached 70 the staff
NJ Maori Cicncral James j. Harhoard as
nd
Tho marriage of Captain Williams
comes somewhat As a surprise 70 his
friends Ia tins city where hc lived for
several wears following his return from
abroad un the Titanic in 1912 He surv1v-
I'd The terrible sea disaster although his
father WAS lost
In 1914 Williams was selected for the
american team m the DAVIS Cup matches
with australia and a week or - later
defeated Maurlcc T. Mclaughlin Tor
the national title. AGAIN III 1916 he won
The championship defeating W llllam VI
Johnston Ia the final round
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
STOCKS OPEN QUIET
BRISKER BY NOON
Half Mornings Dealings Concen-
trated on Few Issues; Bonds
Hit New Low Spot
Nv assoc4ate1 press 20 ave-7 Eveniuv


New York Wall Street. Jan l3 The
usual recent mixture u gains and losses
attended the quiet opening OF todays
stock market. the trend being the more
conflicting from the fart that some lssues
Of the same class moved in opposite
directions. @teels, sugars feathers and
oils Welded from fractions 70 two points.
y hereas shlppings. TOT accos, coppers ana
fertilizers rose correspondingiy Rails
w-re again extremely dull at very slight
changes.
Noon-Alr,ost fifty per cent 81 the
slender trading II the morning cnncentrat-
ed In hajf 2 dozen issues. such as steeis,
oils. sugars and shipplngs.
bethlehem Sire! and CU"a Cane sugar
lost I "A each and Reet sugar ~. Mex
can Petroleum nranwhi'o gaming BE
points. Texas Compar and Marine
preferred n.
L. :. steel was sluggish within con
tracted limits, hardening. however, a.
noon. when the general .ist improved on
the better tone of investment rails. The
feature OF the Eond list was he new low
record for Liberty zecoud tours at 92.4O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET,
' A~sociated Press o rvery avening

BY Associated Press 20 rvery evening
Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. I3.-Butter,
lower. western creamery, extra, so
nearby prints, fancy 73a15.
Eggs, lower, nearby trsts, 1880 per
case. nearby current receipts 1920,
western, extra -r>ts, 1880; western tlrsts,
l4 70; fancy selected. packed, -la13 per
dozen.
Cheese, firm; New York and Wiscou-
sin, full milk. 37a3S ,.
Corn lower; yellow, As 70 grade ami
location. l.5Sal 20
Oars, lower No. , white >0aSO NJ.
s. = l2a79.
Lave poultry, dull; fowls and chickens,
lower, 32a3i; spring shickeus. 3sa52
roosters, 2la22; turkeys }Sa40; 1ucAs.
Pekin, 3.543S; DO, Indian Runners, 5-a54,
geese 32a36.
Dressed poultry tirm; nearby sprinA
turkeys, choice 10 fancy, t'4io, Nys'e
spring turkeys, ita+5, 'air - good, a'tf3
common, 30a25. Did Io Sail to" IS.
fresh killed choice 70 iancy, 55aoo' 20.
smaller sizes 27a3I, rooS,c7>, =; western
roasting chickens. 5la5' lo, orollng'
42a44; ducks Wcs .ern, sSaiU' Seese'
30a32
Po,4to,-s Hrm Eastern >hore. per bbi.
> Ola2 30. Norfolk 525 per hbi., jersey
Ter baskst. ~. 4 S5aSl 90; No. ,. 5Oa60;
penns,lv.n Der II lbs. , 5Oa2 IS, 10.
western. 2Oa2 50, 10. New York, 2.3Oa
go, IA,
Kansas do. l0.5OalO.75; Kansas sho7
patent, ID 9Oall 70, spring short patent.
10 6Oal0Q0. sprl0g patent lO.3oalO 90,
spring tNt clear 4oUalUVO.
Ha, 6rn timothy, No. large anu
small bales, 81 0Ua32.uO, \o. :, 29UUa.
5000, 80. 3, > 2500a26.OO.
Glover mixed, lght. 29.OOa30.O; No, 4.
d. OOa2S. %. No. ,. 25.0Oa2600.
TalloW, lower; prime city in tierces III.
60 -pecial loose y; country, l013; dark.
ga9la. ediilc in tIerccs, l4lsal5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
EXPLAIN EDUCATION PLAN.
Charles Warner to Address Social Service
Club and Church Men

Charles Warner will tomorrow evening
explain the objects and purposes of the
City Committee on Education, To the
members Of the Social Service Club
Later N the evening he will repeat his
address before the men Of St Andrew s
parish.
Another meeting of the committee will
be held on Wednesday evening, at which
time it is hoped that an understanding
will be reached on all of the propositions
now under consideration The subjects
are being discussed jointly by the commit
tee and committee from the Board of
Education
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
NO NEGRO ON COP. COMMITTEE
One was Slated From Louisiana but
White WIS Picked.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago, Ian l3 3-papers witch used
the Chicago story OF January % n ont
election of Emile kuntz as Republican
National Committeeman from Louisi-
ana, are advised To print the following.
In the story OF the proceedings of
the Republican National Committee
sent out from Chicago Friday night !,
January 10, II was erroncuslv stated that
Negro had been seated as National
Committeeman from Louisiana The man
chosen for the position was Emile knntz,
a well known business man Of New Or
leans
a Negro candidate for the place
was pointed ont 10 the reporter by the
stenographcr Of the committee az the
man who had been chosen
The Negro in question was slated
by his faction for the place J"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
HORSEMEN MAKING PLANS
Grand Circuit Leaders Fixing Dates and
Making New Pules.

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Pa, la - Horse
men from all over the Grand Corcut
gathered here today. for the annual
meeting If the stewards who will arrange
dates for the coming light harness racing
season The schedule committee met 70
FIX dates and the committee on rules
car e together TO listen 10 suggested new
rules
The Gentlemen's driving club of
Peoria, III, IS an applicant for a place
on the circuit
According to horsemen attending the
meeting Grand Circuit racing is expected
to start at Cleveland July z, and wind
up at Atlanta Ga October L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
RUSH PORT PLANS.
Council 10 Receive Additional Details
Wednesday Evening.

There will he meeting of the Harbor
Commission tomorrow, at which tune
further details Of the port rerort sub
mitted hv the hoard to CITY Council will
be discussed Council has asked Chairman
Charles Warner &c furnish it with TIE cost
# constructing the proposed produce
wharf Of frame, instead Of concrete.
Mr. Warner Will submit these figures
to CITY Council at its meeting of the
whole on Wednesday evening The next
step in the consideration Of the port plans
will come in whatever action City Council
shall take. in regard TO calling a meeting
to which the public may attend and
present its views
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
THE OLD GRAY ARMY MULE.
By John b. Foster.

All hahn a-kickin. tho All kin,
All hain't a cussin,' tho Alive bin.
Ah'm Jest a-pleadin' tain { no bray
In NAH Missoury native way
That All kind o get in line,
While thuh big talk" am a-gWine.
'kase All sho' did get nah Cruel:
Ah'm the old Gray Ahmy Mule"
Yo' all TUX me from nah home,
Tho All nevllh aimed to roam.
Tux me, Al might say, by 70 &C,
Tho Ah'm mighty proud, cosc,
Now thuh fightln' all is thro'
All done stood 50 high with 70
But All sho' did find it cruel
Ah'm the "Olc Gray Ahmy Mule
packed machine guns thro' the miah,
Stood at 'tention lndah hah,
Pulled stalled cannon from thuh clay,
Hauled munlshuns all thuh day.
Yanked yo' trucks 10 many mile,
Nevuh once o'got to smile.
"Spree de corps, that IS NAH rule.
Ah'm thesS'Ole Gray Ahmy Mule =
Shrapnel stung an cut NAH hide.
Kin fell wounded by NAH side.
Shells played hop scotch round NAH feet
Bombs came rollin' down thuh street !:
But bless yo, sub, | care no whit,
Ah'm so derned proud to done nah bit
Life an death are but duel
Ah'm the "Ole Gray Ahmy Mule"
All hain't scoldin,' that's po' biz.
Things Ah'm tellin' Us things is.
All don't expec' no Croy de Gair.
All ies' plugged to do nah share,
But when the final reckonin's 5 come
Maybe 30 all viii thank me some.
Jes' send me home, All want no level,
Ah'm the sole Gray Ahmy Mule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
WANT DUCHESS TO STAY
IuNen bcur Government Protests
Against Movement for Republic

London Jan Is Tn. iuNcmhpilrg
government hss l,sved IN amatiou
appealing to ih- pccpl, against the
movement toT The c>iai ll-hmCuf III
ropul lie .ud urglaG support to the
dynasty
The proclamation announce, that
Grand D4chcs. Name has declared her
readlncs fo ltdlra'e II h,f retention
q -, throne V,add 10 81 1t~ra.l, t1.
'he decision taken pH ~, government
TO sc,k .u economic 4Iiltn., with the
en-eu'c prVsr~ e.po.laIl France md
reiclant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
HOPE LODGE SOCIAL.

The Social committee Of Hope Lodge,
No. q, |. o o. F., announce a get
together" night on Wednesday Grand
Master George H. Bennett has requested
the cooperation Of each member TO pro-
mote the growth Of the order.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared by the committee The first degree
will be conferred on class Of candidates
after which supper and a social will be
enioYed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Huns Turn Quickly TO Trade.

With the American Army of Occupation
an Germany, Dec. 13.-Within few
days after the Americans reached Cob
ienz tradesmen' signs of various kinds ap-
peared IN English in many stores along
the main streets. German maps showing
an outline of the bridgehead to be occu-
pied by the Americans across the Rhine
were in several bookstores in Coblenz
on the day the advanced guard of the
army OF occupation arrived
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
floolw l-hoat owners declare Roberts
GOVERN MENT PLANNING
TO TAKE DRASTIC ACTION
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Jan. l3 Legal officers OF
the government are looking INTO the
question of powers for Federal commander
ing Of privately owned harbor boats at
New York To meet the necessities of the
civil population.
Immediate drastic action as result Of
the refusal of the private boat owners to
join with the government agencies and
employees in submitting their labor
controversy to the war labor board ap-
parently is contemplated as the govern
ment probably has sufficient facilities al
ready under It's control for its own needs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
spgIEr NJ sSI>FRANCr
Mr. adehn, Pepper Gibson Of phIla-
delphia Victim ~ Pneumonia.

Phliadclphla Jan DIS Cahl.d announce
nnut u the death Mrs Ndcllnc Pepper
Gihson daughter = Ms J Howard
Gibson aD0l Walnut street af Nantes,
France, % pneumonia Wa 4 >huck ~
her friends and family hcre
Mrs. Gibson had been Ia Franc, almost
wear. nursing wounded soldiers During
her last illness she Was treated by hrr
brother in-aW, MAJOR J. Norman Henry.
1907 spruce street thl- city member IL
tn medical staff - General Pcr~hing'
ftsces Henry t,hson 4 brother %
Mr. Gibson, u serving with au american
haf,erv IN lrAnce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
ADDRESSES MEMS MEETING.

"A man needs something more than
will-power to master appetite and lust,
declared John f. Brown, cx-policeman and
evangelist, in a massmeeting for men ut
the Majestic Theatre yesterday afternoon
Mr. Brown portrayed the defeat of the
man, who has no power other than his
own, to conquer and be master in life and
the victory Of him who has Gods power
Last night at Epworth Church the
evangelist spoke on the subject The
Clean Man"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
PEACE DELEGATES
Continued from page /

are working on the theory that Great
Britain, France, Italy and the rest Of the
world want some new machinery which
will prevent war. The business IF the
conversations which begin TODAY is to find
a common ground nron which all can unite
for such a purpose. Upon the further
details. the United States is said to be
unconcerned, further than To expect
that Covenants shall be fulfilled and that
details OF the work shall be m agreement
with the principles already announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
CAS- "a. Must Share Gross Receipts

By Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington, Jan Is Ordinance pa>srds
ID 1929 by the city OF Columbus, Ohio.
requiring the Federal Gas and Fuel
Company To pay annually into the citN
general expense fund ten pr cent "a The
gross amount received ior the sale III
gas 70 citizens, were IN effect upheld
today by the Supreme Court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
SEEN OVERSEAS SERVICE.
Two Trucks and Chauseurs From
Abroad Now in [ - Here

Wilmington has TODAY two automobiles
which have seen seven months service
N France and italy The x are g4S supply
trucks belonging 20 the Navy department,
and are nov used N transporting high
explosives from al parts 81 the United
States u indian Head, Nd
] bcN aTt pllotcd rV two able pilots,
Rlcher~an and Thompson whu also saw
s.r,lcc ahfO1d out III 4 group OF o.
trltks bur t,n ,sraprd safely with their
piots They Viii remain III the city over
might and contInua their journey tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
~ sayInt 80 icat : Arrlse.

The posto &C has received from the
Treasury Department War Saving Cert
Ecates for 1919. These and stamps vii
nov he on sale az the posto hcc. rhcss
certificates should have been OF hanC
january /, but the department bad dlttl
Guilty with the printing, and they wer
DELAYED. The stamps are smaller tina
the earlier issues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Princess Anne Writer Goes 10 Rome.

Hy Assncmted Press 10 very Even,ns
Washington, Jan. Appointment Of
4 p Dennis, Of Princess Anne, Md,
as the first commercial attache at the
American Embassy in Rome, was an
nounced today by the bureau of foreign
nd domestic commerce Mr. Denns,
a graduate Of Princeton IS a wholesale
lumber dealer md has written extensively
on economic subjects
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
English protectorate for Arabs.

Paris Sunday Jan I2-In outlining
some OF the chief territorial problems be-
fore the peace onfercnce the Matin says
that Great Britain in addition TO her
colonial claims, will seek to link up her
African colonies with India BY Il pro
tectorate over consentng Arab states
After the principle OF the league Of nations
has been discussed, according 10 the
Echo de Paris. the future nternatlonalgxa-
ton Of the Rhine Will be taken up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Anolher DO IN Batavia Mreck.

- Assoclafsd Prlss - EVcry Evenlns
BATAVIA y n. Jan. l3-Thc wunaH
FIRST listed as Miss Flora Doherty, oi Film
Mich. died at the Batavia hospra.
death Her Identification is not positive
and there IS reason 70 believe she Is Mn
Flora Doughcrty wife of Patrick Dough
crty 81 New York, who was killed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
ELECT MANAGERS

Managers of the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Companywho were elected
at the annual meeting today were as
follows:
For three years. Joseph Bancroft,
Frederick Brady, Alfred II Curtis,
f. S Kelly and Alexis du Pont For
two years. Willard A. Speakman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
WEDDINGS.
LANGRELI.-AN ruoNY.

Albert J. Anthony. sol Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William b. anthony Of y sos
East Seventh street, and Miss Adallne |
Langrell. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs v IL
liem A Langroll, Of - S41 Lombard
street, were married saturday night ty
Rev George White Dawson. pastor Of
Asburv NJ f. Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Aliens Flock Back Home

District Attorney Curlcy's Office IS
still crowded with aliens, who are go-
ing back 10 their native country Some
Englishmen have appeared among the
applicants The men announce that
they are gong lack 10 visit their old
homes, families, wives and children,
or whomever they may have IN the old
country, tut will not say whether they
over there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Revival Meetings.

Revival services ,.. II bc held at the First
Methodist Protestant Church Seventh
and Walnut streets every night except
saturday, al 45 from tomorrow until
Sunday January 26 Rev l.. A. Bennett
evangelist of Baltimore Nd viii conduct
tho services
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Red Cross Roll Call Still Growing.

Not for some time. is it expected that
final report from the Red ross Ghristmas
Roll Call will be available Bcated re-
ports art still being received, two arriving
in this city hv mail this morning When
all committees hay ,een heard from the
totals will be made pul lie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
CAPTURED REDS" RELEASED.

by Associated prs~s ID Every Evenng
Copenhagen Jan H. Spartacus nd
herents 1T Berlin evacuated the PR {
ing plants Of Nosse ami the Ullsteiu
premesis and the building occupied bv
the Wolff bureau Satur lay night. Those
who were captured we're released after
having surrendered their weapons and
ammunition according to Berlin dis
patch arriving here via Frankfort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
PLAN HIGHWAY WORK.
State Commissioner tc Discuss New Work
at Dover Meeting.

il is likely that meeting Of the State
Highway Commission Will be held at
Dover this week The members OF the
commission expect at this meeting 10
arrange an outline of the work that is
contemplated for the coming spring and
summer.
Details OF the contracts will he DIS
cIssed and, If possible. some understand
ing reached as TO how many and the
amount Of contracts shall be considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
ID. W Townsend Here

Darwin W Townsend, formerly Oi VIII
rnngton now connected with the City
Engineering Department Of Milwaukee.
Wis, Is Easi on q business trip and for
x fcw days il guest Of his parents, Mr..
and Nh. John Townsend Of 1901 Shall
cross avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
George v. Ingram LII.

Former Police Sergeant George V. In
gran h-s been seriously III at his home,
NJ 2,'s ~ouJE Harrison street, since sun
day, December p, suffering from a nerv-
o'ls breakdown lie is now considerably
innTovcd however, and he iG steadily
getting better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Sol Iier Chauffeur Hurt.

Ralph Sullivan, of Company G. supply
train was injured this morning ii front
Of the Il4blic Building when truck
iammed him against truck he was
cranking lie was taken to the Delaware
Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
WEALTHY PRISONER FREED.
Habeus Corpus Ends Internment Sen.
tence of Pittsburg Manufacturer.
ed Press TO Every Evening

BY Assoclaled FTess % EVery ENanlns
Atlanta, Ga, Jan l3-Charles F.
Banning, wealthy Pittshurg manufacturer
interned at Fort Oglethorpe as an enemy
alien. today was ordered released BY
Federal Judge Newman who granted a
writ Of habeas corpus. brought by Ban
ming. native of Germany
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Nurses Alumni Announce Dance.

The Alumni Association Of the Ply
slclans and surgeons Hospital Will give an
INTERNAL dance tomorrow evening in the
GIlbcrI studio The cCmmittee in charge
consists Of Misses Rita Glenn. Helen
TOomcy Grcta Thompson and Ethel
" alker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
To Remodel ,lorc Eront

Building Inspector prc>on has ISSUED
q l~rmn 10 Never >warD Tor itei-
alterations ~ l032 Walnut street .,o,-
ine the remodehne 81 lhe store ir,nt.
AZ AZ expense If S-}7 > Tor winch steven
&. Blackwell T. ID, contractor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
To Address Middletown Women.

Miss Clara southwiek, ot the Con-
sumers League Of this city, viii 90 to
Middletown tomorrow, 10 speak before
the Nomans Club OF MiddletoWn, on
the Minimum Wage Bill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
JUDGE Finpei Mustered ON

sergeant Malpf Nar nlrr formerly
derutv ludsc of ~, A!umcl' - Colrt. wa
mustered out oi - servIcr ~ Camp
tdeeW"od 81 trdav and viii resume Lis
lsW pra~i.cc her d. ttc ver, near stIt,ire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
ACCIDENT CASES.

L. ". Davis was treated at the Della
ware Hospital today for an injured back: j:
David Goldberg for q bruised left eye;
and Abe Green for an enlarged gland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
C0oLING-oTEELE.

Burchall l.. Cooling Of this city aud
Alice NJ Steele OF Elsmere were married
at Elkton, Md, on Saturday, by Rev
MacEmoyl For the present they
will make their home at Elsmere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Dr McDor eII Addresses Ministers.

Dr Mcdowell of the Board Of Home
Missions oi Philadelphia addressed the
Methodist ministers meeting today on the
spiritual side Of the centenary campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13

~ Associated prnss r. Every Evening
London. Jan IL Karl Radnk. one
of the Russian Bolshevik ernissaries in
Berlin. has bccn arrested, according to
Berlin advieos to the Exchange felo-
graph Company through Coperl 4gen
The Dispatch also reports The capture of
the Boetzew Brewery BY government
forces.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Reds Lose Last Stronghold.

Bv Associated press ~ Every Fv~ninR
Berlin. Jan l3-The Silesian railway
station which was the last important
Spartacan stronghold in Greater Berlin.
now il in possession n the government
forces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
English Taught in Archanqel.

Archangel Dec "a -it has been de-
cided to teach The English language in
the Archangcl primary schools
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-11-29
RED HILL OPENING
sal ORE IN
FACE OF
DRIFT
RAISING STARTED IN WHAT MAY
PROVE IMPORTANT
SHOOT

A drift has been driven 35 feet
north in the vein recently opened in
a west crosscut near the face of the
main south drift on the 5O0-foot
level of the Red Hill and the most
persistent orebody ever opened in
the mine Is now being developed at
this point. The ore assays from SIS
to SAL, the latter figure being Sc
cured from a full drift face. The
lowest assay secured from a full
face was $500. The drift is being
driven in white quartz containing
considerable iron and some bismuth.
A depth Of 500 feet is below the
most favorable levels for finding
rich orebodies in the vicinity of the
Florence and raise has been
started which short distance above
the drift is in four and one-half
feet of what appears to be much bet
ter ore than found on the level.
Assays from the raise had not been
completed this morning.
AS soon as q chute for the raise
has been completed blasts will be
fired in it twice daily and driving
of the drift. discontinued while this
work is being done, will be resumed.
This Is the second oreshoot that
has been found far south of the
shaft on this level and indications
are that continued exploration may
lead to the opening of an important
body.