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La gaceta., 1937-12-15

tire un gobierno legal, reconeci-
do por nueStra cancilleria y una
facci6n de revoltosos, cuya ma
yoria no es Siquiera eSpanola,
sino italiana, alemana y portu-
guesa. Esos son los perturba-
doreS, los posibles causantes de
des6rdenes pdblicos y contra e.
Hos debi6 dirigirse la acci6n re-
presiva y la amenaza comma
toria. Sin embargo, Sc produce
ell case ins6lito de la invasion
del local de la lzquierda Repu-
blicana en- 10 mas centrico de la
Habana, tai como Sc caracteriza
la invasion de los fascistas en-
ell suelo de Espana.
No puedo concebir la neutra-
lidad con tales elemenlos. Por
clio consigno mi Protesta, tan
serena como energica."
La gaceta., 1937-12-15

Ell dinero sale de los bolsilloS
de los trabajadoreS v de los CO.
mercianteS Y prsfesienales que
simpatNan con ell gobierno de-
mocratico de la Republica.
Ahora, por acuerdo unanime,
acuerdo inspirado en- la graft
trd, los amigos de la Cruz Roje
ESpanola han resuelto proteger
a los concentrates que eontri-
buyen y tambien a los profesio-
males que Sc inclinan de parte
de la justicia.
De modo que ell comerciante
que para ESpana da su dinero,
semanalmente, sera protegido,
10 mismo que ell professional.
Para los otros habra la indi-
ferencia de que ellos hacen a.
larde.
Amor con amor Sc paga... v
las excuses POGO valsn.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
q VICTORIA DE ALEX
H1NE SOBRE Ell HOLAN-
DIES

Amsterdam, Die. 15.-A los
81 movimientos, en- la partida
vSgssinaa octava, Ell nuevo cam :
pe6a de ajedrez, Alexandra Alex
hine, venci6 al DR.. Max Euwe,
ell excampe6n.
La nueva victoria agranda Ia
distancia entire ell nuevo cam :
pe6n y ell excampeon. Alekhine
cuenta ahora con IL victorias y
su rival solo a.
Euwe estableci6 una defensa
irregular contra ell pe6n de Ia
reina, haciendose un temprano
cambio de reinas.
FL factor decisive en- la victo
ria 10 fue ell mayor numero de
peones por parte de Alekhine.
Hoy Sc efectuara la pendlti =
ma partida, la vigesima novena,
en- cumplimiento del contrato
cen Ell Lloyd de Londres, que a.
seguira ell torneo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
DE
VERNON GOMEZ A LA
CABEZA

A la cabeza de los pitchers de
Ia Liga Americana, en- cuanto a
efectividad, en- la temporada Ill
TINA, qued6 Ell lanzador zurdo
Vernon Gomez, de los Yankees.
La estadistica dada aver a la
publicidad muestra a Gomez a
Ia cabeza con "a desafios, 81
victorias, IL derrotas v $50 pun
tos de promedio.
Corresponds ell segunoo lu :
gar a Stratton, del Chicago; el
tercero a Allen, del Cleveland,
y despues Chandler, Ruffin,
Grove, Cohen, Pearson, Teller
Y Brown.
Gomez fue ell dnico pitcher en-
el circuito que gan6 mas de 20
desaffos Y tambien fue ell que
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
PdtTuf0s de an Art{cmte
de PeRichet

Del quito obrero cubano An
tonic Penichet son los parrafes
que siguen: Enviar auxilio a los
ninos, ambulancias a los hos
pitales de la Cruz Roja, where's
al pueblo necesitado, abrigos pa
ra d~efenderse contra las incle-
mencias del invierno y estar a.
lsrta contra la cortina de men,
tiras ~propaladas contra la obra
cicl6pea de la Repdbfica, ha ST.
do la labor de los que aqui con-
wiven a favor del estado de CO.
sas que fue violestamente inc
rrumpido ell 10 de julio del 36".
la neutralidad, pues, signi-
flea I'm recurso para ell fascis-
mo, que We disminuida aquf la
hostilidad visible hacja 81 aun-
que desde ahora aumente, en-
10 visible, con mas motive que
antes".
"El probiema es grave, por
cuanto eStablece igualdad en-
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
ESCRIBiENDO SU
BIOGRAFIA Ell ASESINO
WEIDMANN

Paris, die. 15.-Eugene Weld
mann, ell aseSino, comenz6 aver
a escribir su b~iografia. 0cupa
la zelda que tuviera ell "Barba-
azul' Henry Landru.
Ell criminal pas6 ell dia pre-.
parando las notas Sobre Ell ase-
sinato de la Srta. Jean DeKo-
ven y otros.
La Stra. DeKoven fue estran
gulada por medic de dos toallas.
Weidmann habia dicho al me
dieo de la prisi6n: Made cree
ria 10 dificil que es estrangular
a una mujer con las manoS.
La policia tiene EN- su poder
ropas de IL mujeres, todas las
cuales parecen haber sido ase-
sinadas por Weidmann y su
partida. Temese que Juanina
Keller haya sido la sexta victi-
ma del aleman. En- ell domicilio
del criminal Sc encontr6 una To-
tografia de Eugene Keller, de
Estraaburgo ,esposo de la Jua-
nina.
Roger Million ha confesado
sus actividades y llora con fire.
euencia.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
que no me da la CANA, NADIA hui
bieramoS publicadO.

que no me da la CANA, NADIA hui
bieramos publicado.
Pero como hablara de "prin-
cipio' o principles, debemos
decirle que su actitud no pode-
mos entenderla.
Solo dos de los medicos que
sirven a la colonia latina y con
ella debiera estar compenetra-
la, no contribuyen.
Uno alega cuestaciones de
principles; ell otro dice que sim
patiza con la causa leal, pero
que no contribuye, a peSar de
ser rico, por tener amigos en-
los dos ladoS.
Mucho lamentamos la deter
minaei6n de estos professional
las, ~contraria a la causa que ell
pueblo de Tampa defiende.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
lfiti1a

Hoy Sc efectuara ell mitin
para protestar de las salVaja-
das japonesas en- China.
Patrocina ell acto ell ComitS
Popular Democratico de Soco-
rro a Espana.
Esp6rase que los amigos de
la democracia respondan debi-
damente.
Los japoneses va asesinan
tambien a los americanos Y hun
den barcos de guerra Y vapores
mercantes de Estados Unidos.
Cumpla cada cual con su de-
Der.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
Ell H0mbre Mds Simp6ticO


Por enfermedad de varios de
los actores, ell domingo Sc repre-
sentara en- ell Centre Asturiano,
en- lugar de "La Cara, una
comedia de Arniches titulada
lei HOmbre mas Simpatico''.
La Cara, en- su oportuni-
dad, subira a escena con los me-
jores artistas locales.
Esmerada sera la interpreted
ci6n de eel Hombre Mas Sim
patico'.
Los billetes Sc venden con
extraordinaria rapidez dado ell
nobilisimo fin que Sc persigue :
mandar leche a los nihos de
Espaia.
go - +ws ,-IsQs4 I4-+rHras .
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
IA ORRA DE Ia
Ola DE TAMPA
Una CGrtd

Amigo n~uestro, muy qaerido,
ACADIA de recibir una carta de
Asturias.
Los facciosos, dice, derriba-
ron todas las casas de Tarna,
con la exception de una; de las
60 u 80 casas de Pendones sole
dejaron dos; todas las casas de
La Fog fueron destruidas; en-
Tanes convirtieron en- escom-
bros cast todas las casas de la
c~arretera...
/ Esa es Ia obra ''patri6tica''
de que hablan Franco y sus inn
beetles partidarios.
Destruction y muerte, en- ESQ
consiste su obra.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
SERVICIOS DE Ia
Postal Telegraph
TELEGRAMAS
A mas Do 10000 Il
5000 del CamaAA

4 mas D. 10000 losahdad& Dc lee Esrados UAiAos y
5000 del Cana2A.
CABLEGRAMAS ~
w conHessiai. Cables a 5essps 81 onssts , via An
&tas dos eegpa6iss sGAn' asociadas oOn 10 Postal Tae
eTapA, ~ptdtendoss snvar eabLsaTamaa dssds euslqGss 3D.
ena % h Pskal Telegraph
RADIOTELEGRAMAS
Wa Maeksy Radio o buQaas On alta mar, a Eexepa, al
osasnss y a h5 pr4Asipalss du&aAas Dc Loo RstAdes uaLAsa
Q1xes ssyNeiosSaus sfrecs 10 Postal 3AsgrapA.son lee dezpsamdsAs
XEepEdMon px mensajey0s, reservation en- autobuses H1Am amp
EpsbNaasiAds Dc fsndssy Sntssga 10 Fegelos. ksdahSsv &Ssasv%
Go % na@ales, Dusae ustsd caviar flores, IbgoS dulae@, 'eikkSwsA
etc., . sAa suaiauisv Raxts - los Eatadss uaido&
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
Sc CASARA HOY LA HIJA
DEL CAPTAIN DAVIS

Hoy contraera matrimonio
en- Forest Hills, en- horas de la
noche, la Srta. Corita Davis, hi
ia del captain Davis y hermana
del conecido j6ven Ben Davis.
Muchas distinguidas familias
han sido invitadas a la ceremo-
ma.
Deseamos nostros la dicha
que merece a la j6ven Davis,
su esposo y familiares.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15

sirvi6 mas "penches," 194 en-
total.
Las notas mas destacadas, de
caracter individual fueron ell de
safio de no-hits, no-carreras
que "pitchara" Bill Dietrich, y
un desafio de Bob FeHer contra
ell Bosto, cuando sirvi6 16 pom
ches.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
De Ia Fdbrica de Garcia D Vega

De Ia Fdbrica de Garcia q Vega
Los companeros de esta fabri-
ca, y las enthusiasts compane-
ras, hicieron una cuestacion es-
pecial para leche.
Recaudaron $51.97, que ira a
sOcorrer las necesidades de los
ninos y de las mobiles mujeres.
Elias y ellos no han menes-
ter de felicitaciones. Sc mantle
men en- su posici6n de vanguar-
dia dentro de la retaguardia.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
AmdrgUrG

I'm medico de la Sociedad
Circulo Cubano lie manifesto a
la comisi6n especial de recolee-
ia para los ninos espanoles, que
no daba NADIA, "por principle.
81 hubiera diche: No doy por-
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
Amor con Amor.

La colonia latina de Tampa.
los amigos de la Rep1blica Es-
pamela y la democracia, mantle
ne hoy esta divisa: ayudar a
quien nos ayuda.
TODD 10 que en- Tampa Sc re-
cauda Sc envia a la Cruz Roja
.Espanola, para los que sufren.
La gaceta., 1937-12-15

RADIOTELECRAMAS

Va Maeksy Radie o buQass On alta MAI, o Esxsva, al
Ossass y a h1 prtnsipalss euaaAas dc Ice RstAdes uaiAsa
La gaceta., 1937-12-15
DOnntipO

Ell Sr. Jose Cuesta y familia
dono aver una GAIA de leche,
S2.35 para los nihos de Espa,
fla.
SinceraS gracias.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-01-21

More features than STATS mat
tresses! Blue and white striped
ticking with new, clean felted cot
ION upholsteringl Thick, sisal padsl
Tape handles make turning easyi
Reg. Se.e5 PIo8om Spring.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-01-21

The price should be $50 for
quality like thisl Full size
metal bed In brown chip
proof enamel finishi Com
Portable IS 1b. cotton mat
tessl 90 coil springi
Separately al Sale Pr.
Nogales international., 1937-06-01

it's history. The H. P. WATKINS
thousands of tourists who have Wis
tied it's environs in the past year,
have left singing the praises of its
climate, scenic wonders and hos
pitality.
This splendid opportunity can be
further enhanced with an adequate
budget with which to advertise its
merits to the outside world.
The Nogales Chamber of Com
merce strives to give leadership to
and lend it's cooperation with any
and all organizations which seek to
promote the public interest of our
fair city.
To the incoming city administra-
ton, we pledge our wholehearted
cooperation and ask only in re-
turn that the Chamber Of Com
merce be given a fair chance IN
its advertising budget.
The tentative program for the or
ganization for the coming year calls
for the establishment, if possible,
of tourist bureaus for a period of
three months or longer, as needed,
Nogales international., 1937-06-01

flee.
The fourth fireman will be Ralph
Woodhouse, at the present time a
member of the fire department.
Other firemen announced last week
are Clyde Baldwin, captain; William
Lowe and Al Camerlin
A. c. Lowell, H. Meadows and Ed
Roberts are to be at the pumping
plant. Lowell was at the pumping
plant prior to the Bettwy regime
and Meadows served for awhile aft
er Mayor Bettwy took office. Ed
Roberts is employed at the pump
ing plant at the present time.
Gus Ashford is to be the new
caretaker of the city park and Dan
Thornton is reappointed caretaker
of the city cemetery.
Nogales international., 1937-06-01
DURAZO TOBE
ASSISTANT TO
THE CITY CLERK

Seven more appointments to posts
under the new Cheshire ad1ninistra-
ton taking office Tuesday, were an
nonuced Wednesday by Mayor-Elect
G. c.. Cheshire
Alex Durazo, present city clerk,
is to be assistant city clerk, and will
help Tracy Bird, clerk and treasur-
er, in handling the water depart
ment recoros, paving books, and
other work connected with that Of
Nogales international., 1937-06-01
NOGALES FACING ITS GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
ADEQUATE BUDGET NEEDED
TO ADVERTISE CITY'S MERITS

in the cities of Phoenix and Tue
son. 1t is in these places that the
greatest amount of tourist visitors
to Arizona may be contacted. EX-
perience has taught us that these
tourists are seeking week end and
short trips with which to spend their
time and leisure.
Hence the need for the above pro-
gram.
III. P. WATKINS, SECY.
NOGALES CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Nogales international., 1937-06-01
OVERTON FIRST
NOGALES MAYOR

The late William F.. Overton was
the first mayor of Nogales.
Among later mayors were:
DR.. A. H. Noon, S. F. CranZ, Writ
G. Bowman, H M. Clagett, James
A. Harrison, Duane Bird, Harry j..
KarnS, j. E. Wise, Harry w. Kelsey,
Andrew Bettwy-today comes an
other, C. C. Cheshire
Nogales international., 1937-06-01
The city of

The city of
Nogales, Ari-
z o n a has
grown in a few
years t i m e
from a Strug-
g l j n g little
town on the
Mexican border
to a modern
thriving indus
trial center.
It is today,
perhaps, facing.
the greatest op-
porEunity i n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20
|Ser Determination Claim
Not Proved, Says Doctor

incubation, they opened the egg
up and injected the quantity OF
female sex hormone into the allan
toic (hindgut) vesicle with a hypo-
dermic syringe and fine needle.
This allantoic vesicle can readily
be located when the hens egg is
held up to the light. Every egg
which was injected with female
sex hormone turned out a female
chicken and these grew into nor
NAL hens.
The fourth day appears to be the
critical period. Death of the en-
byro almost invariably occurred in
eggs injected earlier than the
fourth day. and on the fifth day
or thereafter the experiment no
longer worked.
They were not able to obtain re-
suits with the male sex hormone.
Even if true, this is obviously a
long way from being applicable to
human conditions, and personally
I regard it as far from true. The
theory that biologists hold now,
which is that sex is determined by
the presence or absence of the
extra chromosone in the male
sperm, is so we'll established that
I do not believe it can be shaken.
The mother is never to blame for
the sex Of the child, poor thing,
although she often gets blamed.
The sex is determined entirely by
the father.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
~ Shepard Barclay
'OR CENTRAL PRESS
1.-THE Authority on Authorities"

one hope, that West had four
hearts to the K or ]. so a squeeze
could be built.
Launching this play, he led a
club to the @ and brought back a
heart to his 10, losing to the j.
West fired back a spade, won by
the Q and followed by the 10. The
heart to the A dropped the K,
and the club A was laid down.
The club K put. The pinchers on
West. If he discarded a heart,
both of those in the dummy would
be good. He took the equally bad
alternative of trashing his spade 9,
whereupon Mr.. Hazen completed
one of the lowliest of squeezes by
discarding the heart 6 and taking
the last two tricks with the heart
@ and the spade 5.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20

! be sf to J the claim that they are
u ur ~ determine the sex at least
kato rOOf r chickens. These investi-
|on tb. ludwig and Won Ries, rea-
bale t or t. the living body. either
nd fen,a female, contains both male
hone a1 IN Al sex hormones, the bor.
(onin VI me acknowledged sex ore.
|ereloni ;lng' When a new bodv is
hanep plng, there is some critical
d g ssr when one or the other thls.o Of
hats 81 tb n0rmones comes to predom-
be cr ,ne picture, and the sex of
tere feature is settled then and
y :, II they t3: said, an additional, SIM
tx is i, i rae hormone of the desired ir
g oy,ln Introduced 9 into the he develop eveleTe
be Sex x- Of curing h the critical period,
e co rn pl the unborn creature can
'ated b SpOiied. They used impr es.
b alm nonS eggs. From these eggs.
! male 's ans exactly equal division sSr,
y expecteldl 0 female chickens can
''eo' On the fourth day Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20

MANY A GROSSLY overbid
Eontract gets made because the de-
|larer keeps his eyes open, reading
he cards Of every suit, trying
Very fnesse which seems logical
ind perhaps winding up by build
hg either q lead-throwing end
play or a squeeze. To the great
Mayer, an apparently impossible
contract is not the cause of his CIV
be up hope, but an Inspiration to
10 TO work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20

OF now to pro-
duce boy ba-
bies or girl be-
bies at will,
must remain a
pure specula-
ton, because
i n S pit e o f
many eloquent
assertions of a
NOAAll1IC IIlCI1I@
cd, n on e has
e v er b e e n
found to work
out.
Certain Eu-
ropean inves-
tipatOrC mt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20

EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets
bv Dr.. Ciendening can now be OBJ
tanned by sending 10 cents in coin.
for each, and a self-addressed en-.
velope stamped with q thrse.cenfs
stamp, to pr. Logan G Glenq neamnEh'lets
are: .'Three Weeks Reducing Diet.
indigestion and Constipation" Re
ducing and Gaining. "Infant Feed.
ing. .Instructions for the Treatment
Of 1iabetes... '.Feminine Hygiene,
and '"The Care Of the Hair and Skln
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-20
' LOGAN CTEEDrN-vD

u ruUaN CLENDENING, M. d.
b "nh " it would be a good
AN WI. VI a bad thing for the hui
' 'ace 10 possess the knowledge
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-20
House Broken Into.

Some unknown person broke into the
Mrs. J, M. Kennedy house probably
late Saturday night, but after an in
vestigation Sheriff Baney and Deputy
Sheriff Hoisington concluded that
nothing had been taken. Mrs. Kennedy
has been absent for some time visiting
with her daughter near Havre.
That someone had entered the house
was noticed by VIM. Anderson and Mrs
Susan Carleton Sunday morning when
they visited the place, they looking af
ter the property during Mrs. Kennedys
absence. The officers found that the
rear part of the house, used for stor-
age purposes, had been entered by
breaking lock off door Entrance
to the main part of the building was
made by breaking out the glass of a
rear door and turning the locks. Evil
IDENTIFY the burglar had searched for
something of value as drawers had been
ransacked, books pulled from shelves
and opened and there being other evil
dence Of a diligent search. However
small pieces of money-nickles anc
4 dimes-were not taken, few of these
having been left lying around. Ths
person had evidently spent some tim,
there as a bed had been occupied. Th1
shades to all the windows were drawn
which permitted the burglar to worl
: without fear of discovery
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-20
Moves Much
Machinery To
Mine Property
Installing Modern Mill on
Old Tip Top Property
South of Libby.
BUILDINGS FOR CAMP
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

The first shipment of machinery for
the mill to be built by the Libby Gold
Mines company, on its property south
of the city, arrived Tuesday. 1t was
unloaded from the railroad and trucked
to the mine by the Libby Transfer.
Included in this first shipment was a
large ball mill, a Dorr classifier, an
amalgam barrel, shafting, betting and
other equipment for the mill. Other
shipments of additional machinery will
follow in few days.
Bert Erickson and four other earpen-
tiers are now at the property putting
up buildings. They will include COM
modious bunk house, large kitchen
and mess hall, office quarters, and SIM
liar buildings in addition to the mill
proper There will be ample accom-
modations looking to the comfort of
the men, including shower baths, run
ming water, electric lights and other
conveniences, says Richard Tarantous,
mining engineer in charge of develop
ments at the property. Tarantous says
he will have accommodations for 40
men when the buildings are completed.
For the past week crew of men has
been getting the road in shape for the
hauling of the heavy machinery, clear
ing ground at the mill site and doing
necessary work.
when we start operating we will
stay with the ore,' said Tarantous.
I'VE are in the ore now and we will
stay with it."
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-20
MRS. RICHARDS SELECTED
ON STATE PIT. A. BOARD

A large crowd attended the last
meeting of the PIT. A. held in the jun
ior high auditorium. This marks one
of the most successful meetings held
up to the present time. The center of
attraction was the rhythm band and
the combined glee clubs, both Of Troy
and Libby During the afternoon, the
rhythm band put on their first APP
pearance before large crowd, and the
May Pole dance made its appearance
A few numbers were rendered by the
school band.
Another novel performance was the
play put on by Miss Liebe's room, THE
People Versus the Tll-Health Gang a
health play that held the attention Of
the audience Colorful was the flag
drill put on by the fifth and sixth
grades, directed by Miss McCannon.
Following the entertainment features,
the PIT A. meeting held its business
session, in which the new officers were
nominated and elected. Officers for
the coming year will be: Mrs. Gordon
T. Cornell, president; c. F. Crane, vice
president, Mrs. A. A. Wood, secretary;
and Mr.. Ole Rolseth, treasurer.
Mrs. Dick Richards has been appoint
ed to the state executive board of the
PIT. A.. We as community are
pleased that Mrs. Richards has received
the signal honor of being appointed t
the state executive board of the
PIT. A.
During the next few weeks thu
PIT. A. will sponsor another rummag'
sale, in which the patrons are asket
to cooperate as fully as possible. Al
clothing that is no longer useful to
family, but which may yet find service
will be appreciated by The PIT. 4
board. Notify the secretly or tn
president Of any clothing on hand.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-20
Cases Settled Out OF
Court; Jury Discharged

Judge J. e. lockwood of Kalispell
came to Libby Monday and transacted
a few minor court matters while here
although the chief business that called
him to the city was to see if the con-
templated jury term of court could not
be done away with at this time. Two
of the most important cases that were
to have been tried before the jury were
settled out of court, these being action
brought by W. f. Kienitz to collect in
surance because of damages resulting
from an auto accident year ago. That
left only two other cases for trial, and
by agreement with attorneys, they were
carried over to later court. There
upon Judge lockwood discharged the
jury that had been called for Monday,
May "a.
BY this action Judge lockwood saved
the county considerable sum. The
cost of any jury term will run into
several hundred dollars and by dis
charging the jury at this time that ex-
pense was saved to the county.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-20
To
Start Soon At
SnOWShOe
Lease Taken ON Mine That
Has Been Quiet for
Many Years.
WILL WORK OVER
OLD TAILINGS FIRST

Another new mining operation will
start in the Libby district this spring
A mill is to be installed at the Snow
shoe property and the dump and tail
ings from former operations will be
worked over.
j. K Clarke and associates of Ste
vensville, Mont, were in Libby last
week and after leaving here wrote Joe
Kujawa that they had obtained lease
of the Snowshoe property and would
install mill there as soon as the snow
is gone sufficiently to allow building
operations. 1t is said there is enough
material in the old dump and tailings
from the Snowshoe mill to keep the
new mill operating fully five years.
Clarke and associates are operating
similar proposition near Victor, Mont,
where they are working over the tall
ings from mining operations of former
days According to report, the tailings
at the Snowshoe carry more values
than does the Victor property.
Years ago when the Snowshoe was
being operated, the mining machinery
of that day could recover only about As
per cent of the ore values. Today it is
possible to recover as high as IS to IS
per cent of values. This improvement
in machinery and methods makes it
possible to rework the tailings from
mining operations of former years and
do it at profit.
The Snowshoe was one OF the first
mines to operate in this district For a
number of years it was very active but
eventually closed down, the low price
of metals. the long haul to Libby by
teams and what many claimed was
poor management uniting to make
further operations improbable. Con-
siderably over million dollars in ore
was taken out at that time. Old mining
men who were acquainted with the
property have always stated that the
mine still contains large bodies of ore