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EMERSON & ORME.

EMERSON & ORME.
Buick 1923 6-cyl. touring sedan.
Ford 1921 sedan.
Hudson 1923 coach.
Dodge 1921 sedan.
Buick 1924 6-cyl. 5-passenger
touring.
Ford 1922 sedan.
Oakland 1922 touring.
Ford 1920 touring.
Ford 1921 touring.
Ford 1923 touring.
Dodge 1922 sedan.
Oakland 1928 touring.
1920 M ST. NV.
1918 CONN. AVE.
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DelIcatessen Stand and others.
Apply Stands S3-94,
Arcade Market.

S3nH-Ro0mine house. IS rooms; rent $40.
S60o-EOOIninE house. Ii rooms. baths:
INV. H. and eler. lights: well furnished.
Si9p-Rooming house. II rooms, modern.
81 G0o-Roomiug house. y front and
hath. modern. rent. So: Is 81.
S3aO-Iflocery and Is rooms: rent $40.
S35G-tirocerv and deliratesSea. Sond terms.
S12p0-GrUcery and : rooms. nod business.
sl50o-Grocery and rooms: rent. S35
SIO0-C0nf"ct. and lunch: rent, S-,5: near
large school; good corner.
5000 'Oufect. and : rooms: rent, so.
81 140o-Confect. and rooms. rent. 500.
81, 1,+00-Lunch. good business free heat. light
and rent: viii sacrifice.
S3oo-Near beer and lunch: rent. 500: bust
ness Sl:5 per week; big profit
Il. NJ. CURTIS. FRANKLIN f492
4ff2 EVANS BLDG. 1420 V Y AVE
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USED CARS
On the White Lot,
17O6 18th St. NV.

STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX SEDAN. 81 zoo
STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIN SLDAN;
OVERHAULED, NEW PAINT....... T50
STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX. $50
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX TOURING 900
STCDEBAKER BIG SIX.............. ATS
vELIE, PERFECT CoNDTTI0N...-.... $50
REQ TOURING-............ $50
FORD TOURING. .......-.-......--.... 800
1929 STCDEBAkER SPEC. SIX RD. -. 500
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX COUPE. $50
BUICK SIX; RUNS LIKE NEW........ $50
BUICK TOURING. G...................-.. $50
HUDSON TOURING. NG.............-...... 775
BIG SIX STUDEBAKER SEDAN. / 400
BUICK TOURING.....-.-... T5
FORD TOURING. G....................... 200
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 500
DURANT TOURING. 450
CHEVROLET TOURING. .........--... 290
STCDEBAKER BIG SIX SEDAN...-... 300
DODGE SEDAN. .........-.....-....... 1000
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX TOURING $50
BUICK 1923 TOURING. $50
STCDEBAKER SPEC. SIX TOCR-..... 1000
A few good buys ranging from
$50 to $3.50. These are special
values.
STUDEBAKER.
"JUST DRIVE IT-THAr's ALL
14th and R SITS.
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TEAROOM Fully equipped, doing nice huSi-
ness: for selling leaving city. Can
Franklin .L932 fnr nnrticl-Ia.S
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

AUpRFSSUGRAPH hand. late model; also
six dark oak Office chairs, revolving
chnar. so Pond bldg. Main 46i9
AUToMOBU.ES and wagons for boys, whole
sale. N. Frank RTppert. 1921 Tth 1t. NV.
AUTOMOBILE ROBE-Fur, bear skin. Colun
Mn I4GS 90s
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BOOMING HOUSE. IA roUms baths. elec.
h.-w.h. good furniture: good income. first
door he used for business. Sacrifice, $3.50
AuDly 1O7 I3th II n w
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AUTO PARTS NICKEL-PLATFD. tableware
resilvered equal to new, sterling silver rebur-
nished. brass beds relacGuerad. JOHN A.
GOTTSMAN & co. Established I9I0i 10
Pierce st. NV. Phone franklin l43l
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SMALL NOTION. cigars candy. etc; tiae
1910 So
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See Mr.. Barnes,
Used Car Dept.
HARPER MOTOR CO,
Established 1912 Phone Franklin 1907.
1128-1130 Conn. Ave. NV,
Between L and NJ Sts.
Open Sundays Until 3 PM.
Week Days Until $50 PM.
BUICK.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
you are IN the market for a good
used car now and here is the
time to purchase it.
A demonstration, will convince
you.
Liberal terms can be ar
ranged.
Buick sedan, 5-pass.
REQ touring.
Buick sport touring.
Buick 4-cyl. touring.
Chevrolet ouring.
Buick coupe.
Maxwell coupe.
Ford touring.
Buick touring-sedan.
Chevrolet sedan.
Essex 4 coach.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER,
1015 14th St. Main 52o6
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COAL BUSINESS. nearby suburb. doing good
trade; fine location and equipment. Price
very reasonable; splendid opportunity fer
someone. Owner has other interests. Terms
can be arranged. Address Box 2S5-J. StaT
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Il lfl
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
tContinued.l


PLASTERING wanted by the yard; expert
workmeu available at once. Phone Adams
4lI2. 90
PLUMBING AND HEATISG-sonn r. Guerra.
412 I. Cap. St, Line. 3+lT-Steam and hot.
water heating, plumbing. boiler and power
plants. Found reliable for 25 wears.
SHOES REPAIRED TO look ike new; first
class work, reasonable prices. Work called for
ans d"ive-s.:. QuRiity Shoe Shop. 2603 Z St
ARD IT22 l+th -. NV. Phone West 2!G. 30s
TRUNK REPATRING-M:n repairs .runks,
leather bags. ladies' h8Hd5aEs, etc. Call or
phone Nintz. p3s Gain 36sS.
UpHDLaTERISG AND INTERIOR DECO
rating julius Iansburgh wants you to call
and him AZ 10 llth st. NV.
TPHoLSTERINtI AND FURNITURE REPAIR
Ing, interior decorating; special prices this
month STANDARD TPHoLSTERING STORE,
.~]g l4ta NV. Phone Gel. +o3S. TO-
wIEDoW AMP nO0R SlIADEs-Good quality
opaque shades fitted to yorr windows, sSc;
the best ausity OF opaque shades, s. 15: hung
free. We will call with samples RLEE-
BLATT IIth and H SITS. ne. Lincoln s7e.
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to or
der Free estimates. j. II. BUTLER & SON.
iG00 1st st. =. Lincoln eaS8-J
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GARAGE BUIbDER--An types of buildings
and material. Careful workmanship. 20 mos
to pay. Stonebraker. $50 1lth NV. NJ s427
jaIgs
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WILL INVEST one to three Thousand in some
good paying business Address ,DN 20} !,
Star office s,igt
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ELECTRICAL REPAIR WORK done. all kinds:
called for and delivered. Phone Adams
4112. &c
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AUTO BATTERY AND RADIArop GAPERTs-
lamps. tanks. tenders; low prices. Tucker
90. 300 ]. Marshall pl.. courthouse. f. 6426
AUTO REPAIRING-Satisf guaranteed.
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GROCERY confectionery store; will sacrifice
- Ssli within iva days. .I3 H.
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FOR sALE-AUTolkoBILES

FORD ROADSTER, GOOD
AS NEW, PERFECT CON-
DITION; CHEAP. AT LYK-
GLAS GARAGE, 2O18 18th
NV.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
{C0B timued.D

FORD sedan. 1924, Tudor medel driven less
than 800 /miles; practically new: will sacri-
flee. Call l.. 1850 between and pm
FORD, 1890 touring. $75. 500 11th st. NV.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

OF lIE L ONIN i Z M.
Slightly used desks, chairs, files and num-
Der Of small safes at very low prices for i'm
mediate sale; also q quantity Of new furniture
Of discontinued patterns to be sold at reduc-
tions- Gall Shaw-Wzlker, COS 1ath st. Main
Sa6x, e
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Your present car accepted in
trade if you wish, but this is not
necessary, as this is a real mo
Down Payment Sale"
WARRINGTON MOTOR
CAR CO.,
1727 Conn. Ave. NV.
North $3.50.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

MACKTNAW, boys, age 1915, like new. 81 so.
Columbia S068' Br 704.
MOVING PICTURE MACHlNES-rwo Sim
pick, two Powers; reasonable. I'll Ind ave
n yT 81"
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BAKED ENAMEL ON ANYTHING, ~ ANY
color, Beds, chSirs, ice boxes. furniture of
any description, hardware. hospital equipment
i724 KRlOrama I'd Col. 7l63
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STORE FOR SALE-tIrocrries and meats: good
Ioca tion and Euod business. Apply at 81 L
st. NV. u
TAILOR STORE. cleaning ana pressing. Io25
18th 81. NV :hS
HOTEL. 30 rooms, well furnished. zoId lease.
cheap rent. owner has another business Ad-
dress Box 4O3-J star office. 20"
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have just received car
loads of handsome double and twin bed room
shipped TO Washing gton. We sell all suites COM
plete. with hne layer-felt mattresses, springs
chair bench and rocker. We have the greatest
bargain ever offered in high grade goods.
THE BARGAIN HOUSE,
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YOUR OFFER
Will Be Considered on Any Car
in Our Stock
Each and Every Car Must Go
Before Jan. End
YOUR CAR IN TRADE
PAY NEXT YEAR. REASONABLE TERMS.
1 Dodge 1928 Coupe.
] Elcar 1921 Touring.
3 Ford 1923 Sedsns.
/ Ford Coupe springfield Body.
Dodge 1927 Tourings-
/ Cleveland 1928 Coupe
j Columbia 1923 Sedan
1 Studebaker Light Six Touring.
1 Oakland ga Sedan.
Oakland 6-54 Sedan.
i Peerless 1921 Coupe.
. Chevrolet 1924 Tourngs.
The above list includes moth
ing but good automobiles, some
guaranteed as new. No Iunki!
Your time will not be wasted
nor will you be obligated
through a personal inspection
of Our display.
REMEMBER"
M. 7612. M. 7612.
17Oo L St. n. w.
DISTRICT OAKLAND
COMPANY
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Stands for Rent in the New
18th and You SITS. Market.
(201l 18th. Open About Jan. 2.
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JUSTICE.
We do not want to carry these
cars over into the New Year
Prices have been cut to their
lowest. Year to pay.
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$500 BUYS dry goods aud notion store. 29ol
1Ith st NV 3is
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DODGE BROS. 4-PASSEN-
ger coupe, in first-class condi-
ton; spare tire; front and rear
bumpers; parking light; priced
right for quick sale. Terms to
responsible party. Address Box
1o4-J, Star office.
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BRASS BEDS RELACQUERED AND RE-
paired. Silver plating and repairing Call
Main a6a1. After & Lincnln 2a4S
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BUlLDER-Alterations, repairing garages:
any job around your home or business Shou
rear 224 1st Col. $500. las
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wanted by the yard; expert
'vorkmeu available at once. Phone Adams
1s
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FORD COUPE, 1928; must be sold 10y January
3: Al condition; $225 cash. Mr.. Gooding,
1892 New York ave.
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FTRNITTRE-We have just received car
loads of handsome double and twin bed room
shipped to Washington. We sell all suites COM
plete. with hne ayerfelt mattresses, springs
bargain e'fT The GHfst BARGAIN HoUsE.
2423-21 18th NV. Open to 10 pm
FURNITURE Single; double and twin ls a,post
ers, vanities Chifforobes, Chest of Drawers.
Stands, Dressing Tables. Highboys, spinet
Tables; Chairs, Rockers Living Room suites,
Bed Davenports, Day Beds Phone Stands,
Breakfast Sets, 500 odd pieces Floor, Table
and Bridge Lamps. Let us fit UP your home.
This is regular cleanup week; and some Hs one s
a,.. ., TaE i,S RARGAIs HogsE; 6osn 10 Dm.
LIVING ROOM SUITES Krohler Davenport
Suites, overstufed and Mohair Suites, Velour
Suites and full-cut Velour Suites. Short and
ysy We s,e IN all tas and
''a sans %Ha THE BAkGAIN HOUSE.
242S-2l 'sth Adam Adams 1909 gpsn 10 u pm,
FURNITURE-A regular cleanup on all Din
ing Room Suites, Buffets, Chairs and odd
soonest 1O-piece Dining Room Suites in this
French s iniayed patterns, We will save you
80 .,aa ., THE THE BARGAIN HOUSE; a!.1 70 , -
RUGs-Big sale Of Mugs, choice Domestic and
Oriental Rugs. We Will close out every rug in
the house cost. Rugs Of all sizes and prices.
Nowhere you buy rug at the price we
offer. Chinese Rugs, @I7, 6K7, S.3x10.8 Ori-
entail Rugs all sizes Domestic Rugs, 2 7x6.
4x7, 6x9, Sx10. 9x12, 11x12, 12x15. Save
money Buy THE E0q5 BARSAiN ERsSsA n HOUSE.
2423-21 18th NV. Open to 10 pm.
FURNTTURE-If you are IN the market for
new or high-class used goodA call on us and
1t is no trouble for us to show the best line
in the city. We undersell all in quality.
THE BARGAIN HOUSE,
242s-21 18th NV. Open to 10 pm.
FURNITURE AND RUGS-In hhe past year
we have sold and made over o60 customers
We hope to sell as many of your friends In the
coming year. and want to thank you for the
past by wishing you Prosperous and Happy
THE BARGAIN HOUSE,
2423-21 18th NV.
IFURNITURE-Time and money are both worth
something to you. Let US tit up your home with
the hiHhest-ciass new used goods In the
city. Goods delivered the hour to suit you.
Every article sold you we tell you just what
you are buying. Buy from US and we will sell
your friends.
THE BARGAIN HOUSE,
242S-21 18th NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
Slightly used desks. chairs, files and num-
Der Of small safes at very low prices for i'm
mediats sale; also a quantity Of new furniture
Of discontinued patterns to be sold at reduc-
tions- Cau Shaw-Wslksr. COS 1ath st. Main
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were endeavoring to affect was. TO
lease the old workings and dumps Of
the Stewart mine on a royalty basis
so that an income would be received
from it." and that the company be
placed in a financial position to per-
nit it too successfully close long
pending negotiations for leasing the
property. We are pleased to say that
since this notice was sent out reliable
people have made a firm offer to
lease this part of the property for
three years on very favorable terms
and the board OF directors have au-
thorized our attorney in Spokane TO
draw lease which if acceptable to
the lessees, win probably be signed
within a few days. The operation Of
this lease may result in uncovering
bodies of new ore, but should certain
" produce an income from royalties"
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VALENTINE.

Expect to Reach Ore Shoot in About
rs Feet.
A letter to stockholders of the Val
entine Mining company has just been
issued by Gust Palm, manager, in
which he quotes the report on the
report by f. G. Gnaedinger, mining
engineer, following an examination
last July and adds: I'VE have found
everything exactly as Mr. Gnaedinger
predicted as far as we have gone. but
instead of having to run 10 feet to
find the vein we had to run ~ feet
At the time we struck the vein it
looked very encouraging, but as Mr.
Gnaedinger said it was necessary to
drift on the vein in an easterly direc-
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in detail.
Bulletin 21s. Explosives, their ma
terials. constitution, and analysis bv
c. A Taylor and w. H. Rindenbacb
1928. 1SS PIP. 20 cents.
Discusses constituents of explosives
and gives approved methods for their
determination. Contains data ON
thermochemistry Of explosives.
Owing to the expense involved in the
preparation and publication of these
publications and the limited PRINTING
funds available for the use of the Bin
reau of Mines, it has been necessary tn
place on each bulletin the price design
ated. Orders should not be sent to the
Bureau of Mines, but should be adj
dressed to the superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Of
flee. Washington, d. c.
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,ly $4,000.
State Canitcl.


The installation of the additional
boiler which was provided Tor in
specifications of the east and west
wings has been ordered and will be
installed in January and February.
The painting of the plastered walls
which was also included in the speci-
hcations Of the wings is under way
Educational Buildings.
Plans and specifications are being
prepared for the new auditorium and
library at the Idaho Technical Insti-
tute at Pocatello. and for the Science
HAN at the University of Idaho at
Moscow Estimated cost of the Poca-
teIlo building is 100000, and the Mos
COW building 100000. 1t is expected
that work win be started on these
buildings as soon as weather condi-
tions permit. A gymnasium building
viii be erected at the Industrial School
at st. Anthony, and sewerage system
win be Installed at the Albion Normal
school during the year 1924.
The plans and specifications for the
fish hatchery building and the build
ings at the penitentiary were furnish
ed by the Department thereby effect
ing a saving of approximately $1,000
in fees for plans and supervision.
Hepburn Park.
A road was constructed from the
main road leading out of St. Maries
TO Benewah lake within the park
boundaries, and a landing and bathing
dock was built at Chatcolet. Add
tional sanitation and improvements
to the grounds were also provided.
Bureau Of Supplies.
This bureau has continued TO justi-
fy its existanee. Centralized purchas-
ing by state, cities and counties is
growing constantly IN favor by reason
of the advantages aecruing through
quantity and seasonable purchasing
and the possibilities of reaching and
attracting a greater number Of Dealers
of purchasing direct from manufact-
urers. and of keeping in close and
constant touch with market condi-
lions. SO effective are these factors
that in many instances saving of
from twenty five to fifty per cent has
resulted through their employment.
This has proven especially true in the
purchase of Office and toilet supplies.
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GOES TO wALLA wALLA.
North Side Pioneer Seeks More
congenial Cline.

North Side Pioneer Seeks More
congenial Cline.
L. NJ. Park of Murray. pioneer Of
the North side passed through Wal
lace Tuesday on his way to Walla
waIa. where he viii spend the re-
mainder of the winter. expecting TO
return about the first of May Mr.
Park is one of the owners Of the lone
group Of claims the other owners
being Mrs. Albert Otto, of Murray,
and Frank Cahan. Of Valleyford,
Wash This property was until re-
Gently under bond TO the Idaho North
ern Mineral company which accom-
plished considerable development
work which resulted in a good show
ing Of ore However, the prop
erty has now reverted to the owners.
they having declined TO grant an ex-
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ton in order to come under the ore
body exposed in the upper workings
The tunnel is now in, altogether 444
feet and we have every reason 10
believe that ore in paying quantities
will be exposed with an additional rs
feet Of tunneling. In addition TO this
work. the miners cut a lot of wood
this fall, and installed a new furnace
for ventilating purposes, installed air
pipes and did other outside work, such
as roof building, repairing bunk
houses. etc"
The Valentine is situated about
five miles north Of Deborgia, Montana,
Much of the stock of the company is
held in this city
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Bulletin PIP. Analytical methods for
certain metals, including cerium, thor
ium. molybdenum. tungsten, radium'
uranium, vanadium titanium, and
chromium, by R. B. Moore, 5. c. Lind,
j. w. Marden, J. p. Bonardi c. w.
Davis and j. E. Conley. 1928. S25 pp~
l p1., figs 40 cents.
An exhaustive treatise. Discusses
all methods that have been recon-
mended and gives approved methods
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PARK CITY ZINC
Anaconda Considering Modern Plant
on Custom Basis

NHdSoHud CoNSiueITh9 mOuSiH Eio"N
on Custom Basis
f. & NJ. Journal Press
The erection of the international
Smelling Co. of a modern plant for
the treatment of lead-zinc ores at or
near Park City. Utah, is being con-
sidered. The Silver King Coalition,
Park City Mining & Smelling, and
Park-U Utah mines are to be examined
at once by engineers representing these
companies and the international
Smiling Co., subsidiary of the Ana
conda Copper Mining Co, as a
preliminary step toward working out
a plan of treatment for certain lead
zinc ores of the district. The primary
purpose is to determine the tonnage
of ore available. If an agreement can
be reached on re-treatment rates, the
smelling company will build a modern
plant to mill the ores from the above
named mines to recover the zinc and
to produce a high grade smelling
product which will be practically free
of zinc. If the plan is carried out the
zinc concentrates would go to the
Anaconda company's Great Falls
electrolytic zinc plant.
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LEASE THE STEWART.

Directors Expect to Close Deal in =
Few Days.
A Letter from John Williams, of New
York. secretary of the Stewart Silver
Lead company, states that the time
Tor exchanging Stewart Mining com
pany stock for Stewart Silver Lead has
been extended to January "a and thai
no further>>extension will be granted.
Regarding leasing the old Stewart
mine, Mr.. Williams says:
I'm the notice sent to the stock
holders of the Stewart Mining Com
pany on November "a, 1t was stated
that one of the accomplishments we
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CARBONATE HILL
Big Development Plans Are Under
Consideration.

Consideration.
According to q recent statement by
John E. Hoppe. of Spokane. secre-
tary of Idaho Carbonate Hill Con-
solidated Mining company the di-
rectors are negotiating with eastern
people on a proposition to undertake
a big development program, the main
feature of which would probably be
a deep tunnel that would explore the
vein below the present shaft and pro-
vide a permanent outlet for the mine.
The directors believe the showing of
ore made in the early developmnt of
Carbonate Hill, and later in the shaft
while the property was under option
to w. d. Greenough, justify this ex-
tensive plan of development. There
will be a meeting of the directors of
the company on January %, when a
conclusion will be reached on this pro-
posed plan. Following are the officers
and directors of the Idaho Carbonate
Hill company. w d. Lord, president;
+. d. Allen. vice president; John E.
Hoppe, secretary; William Anderson
and w. d. Greenough, all of Spokane.
The present workings of the property
are about three miles from Mullan,
near the S bridge
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tension Of time. The property is
situated on upper Bear creek, near
the Bear Top. A shipment of ore was
made from the lone many years ago,
taken from a shaft in the bottom Of
which there is said to be two feet of
high grade lead-silver ore. With the
strong demand for lead, which prom
ises to be continuous throughout the
year. Mr.. Park expressed confidence
that he would have no difficulty in
financing the development Of the
property in the spring.
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
ADVANCE REPORT, 1928
ROAD CONSTRUCTION, PENlTEN
TIARY IMPROVEMENTS AND
EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS.

w. j. Hail. commissioner of public
works, has issued a preliminary re-
port covering the operations of his
department in 1928. This department
includes the bureau of highways,
bureau of construction. bureau of sup
plies and Hepburn park, and under
each heading Mr.. Hall gives con-
densed statement showing the main
accomplishments during the year this
10 be followed by a report in detail
Bureau of Highways.
Total mileage Of highways con-
structed or projected in 1928 was 25S
miles. at an approximate cost of So
$4,000 1858 feet of major bridge
structures is included in the above.
The total mileage projected for 1924
up to date is 91.5 miles at an esti-
mated cost of approximately $l661,O0O.
Part of the above provides for pave
ment. 1t is reasonable to assume that
this program viii be very greatly in
creased during the year
on January l. 1924. there viii be
approximately 1000 miles of state
Bureau of Construction.
During the year a shirt factory
SOx16O feet was erected at the Peni-
Tertiary
A solitary cell house containing six
cells. provided with proper ventila-
ton and sanitary convenience. was
also built at the penitentiary.
Automatic sprinkler system is now
being installed at the shirt factory.
Two inch fire hydrants and six inch /
water supply line are also being in
stalled in the prison yard Total cost /
of the work, to the state. at the peni- /
tertiary is slightly less than $4,000.
fish hatchery building 22x54 feet
,ne story of concrete and wood con-
;truction was built at Ashton. This
-eplaces the old hatchery building
Total cost of this work was approx
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Sherman Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Sherman
Lead company viii be held in the Day
building on Wednesday, February 6.
at p. m.