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Show oe | THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT MINES *2esxsestexs AND Edited TO THROW DIRT iN n the ore and bulllon market the day closed on settlements amounting to $656,500 MeCornick & company reporting them as they foHow: Bullion, $26,500; gold bars, $6,000; gold, silve y, lead and copper ores, $33.000. the metal market, vbosd ruled at 66144 cents an ounc lead, at $5.50 per hun dred ee and casting copper at 18 cents a pound, MAY Febtetereesa water" Stimulate Camp While it Bargain has not firmed, it through channels has thelr source eral oMfces the Interest' and been that ‘the It and from from has construct with latter the the Lake Exploratory to trace an Bingham the provided Salt ought | Much to to lp branch Has the Camp' Transcript Added| S jast LESSONS FROM THE wat to Caliente to | the Nevada and that the Developments throwing of dirtcamps, t awaits nothing more | than a signal from the management | for New in Lite Bell-Headed| Pots of Wealth in of the Salt Lake Route The news, | Which appears to have become quite| current in the Fast, has aroused new interest in the Nevada camp, to which| i West ae a Daly that may have been While over- | Upon muddy its » the! the air before will throwing await the his hat | #¢ roads fonnhages throwing Park of | have dirt. !not City, been a have 4 encroached | and * Vine of more. the mt generally buoyant,, old-timers and are pre- the before a boom foretell to ‘pared ae We Gonbery, Gee aanof Mea of the vear Characteristic of ing and stiipping at intervals from} close the region, and at the head of which those by whom the camp is populated. Cols | AL Cy--EMs; _'of Salt Lake, | ‘there » be learned of s not much t ad been requeste d to fix a price at | operations until they are developed viel it was prepared to stand and : deliver, but discuss. at. this the colonel this time... would That it not | enough was in to there is speak little for themselves, heard or and what the spired by advices that the road fs as-| youngsters are doing under ground sured, there is probably no doubt, al-| except when the miner hinise‘olf walks though not a few customers have been} yp to the broker's window and places | nibbling at the ‘properties: that are} ay order for shares. From the adults productive of a quality of. ore that|are coming the tonnages that are compares: this with: market the richest<to for. some come to time. Staves New at {though ‘this ‘at season the of the year, Daly-West the Authorizes: heal Equipment for "actively prosecuted, the hers formation results he several Pacific, has Another De- weeks and a been econdittor tinge. the Austin-Hanna-| means are is at man- IN THELOCAL PIT powder with a and Shopkeepers Agree to Be Counters Half Hour at. said *Mr. Wdwards, jhe which there ore a dozen shipping ores that lessees, or more, short| OPENED Showing to of be the and of afford camp and as| market are to be inereased by fixing hes | eons rd gion In the $300 a is a scene ledge of ore man, sink is the upon providing Mr. owned Austin it at the as oa exposed shows affords find much been per ton, said streak The of has that an Edwards, much by meas 1 as William while A Manager Bamberger, which ing interests has Old in been OPHIR his bfg Comstocker Ready for traction the of acting Bullfrog at the the It is learned high Gold price over As cE | was $1.50, < u¢ ion ex- | transaction feature Ti MeCor- | pow vee) Bar. in no Consolidated private Monday, toueh doubt the ni Lower at Another shipment of a earload of conceptrates, representing part of the) returns from Tonopah ore, was made / from Best & Belcher mill today. The | concentrates represent the sulphurets | saved on the coricentrating tables { final April of treatment. The vatue of the = to the Tonopah company. of brokers increase Strom and the monthly the dealing in ) ‘futures 30 when i the on dues believe, will elimination of basis Boston Coppers. May 2.-There was maaeicae In. Amalgarndted 4 ‘and those than the the a eeneraly copper shares at sepa eased off, There | however, to sell and the eeeilene nt of yes- New. York.; Copper lost On 14 United States in altendance headed It of in Ww "hic h the: in will right rose ft was of the plac e this Ret tale dfreection. 2 495 62 ) | 4) (a) <0 17 WATCH ae ‘ in Ww in on TAKE AN Reports THE on on the .7 aay: the Smelting list from: ‘Nevada ; cpenes ‘be James Atlantic A. the of the Shores. Pol olow!) $47 1 0 AM) Ley is = "4 ose 70 , Tonopah Texte Tonopah Com Weet Ene At lanta or Sh, 1,12) 7 yar oO lt I COLORADO-UTAH ae Vlammoth, Big iitaxveri TUNGSTEN IN Vein Have to the Stevens $100,000 was in the 150-foot the an on pre- yester- There you for what it Star. Bre ‘aks Notes. engineer, Willard F, Snyder was in New York during the day in connection with the on which he Out TO went all interest was pentered jo at 186 pounds and 181 pounds Seapectiteie Lead was firmed at 16 pea: Is 3d. Spel- 1g. | middlesboro. has been that executed a $1,900,000 by the option owners. Tie ¢kets inclusive. 31, yan. of the Lost Packer mines at Loon Creek, Idaho, in favor of J. A. Calzek and his associates, Robert intendent C. of of the Utah the plant at uccompanied A the message day says Gemmel, the plants 169 general superae properties from the Goldfield exchange il has been reopened to business at the old stand, as have the banks at whieh he deposits are again exceeding the withdrawals. E. W. Clarke, manager, of )..the Clark interests at Ophir and the Overland company's properties at Sunshine, has returned from Mexico and will depart for the Overland this Main St. BOTIL during that ~ Oa " of 0eee J. Bl. KNICKERBOCKER OPTICIAN AND JEWELER MAIN, IN CURIO SHOP. wn Bar Silver. BREEDEN GEER aS you ' should. conce an your- Return PRICWS. Salt Lake Building and Mfg.Co. LUMBER And Building Material Phones 345, 30-40 N,2d West _New Private WWire Service JAS. A. POL LOCK 2.00 CITY. $69.80, TICKHT td May 5, until July dle all OFFICE "Salt Lake "PHONES, OFPLOR REASONABLY When | Trial, Route." Ts nt a jtah aok BOARD Mining and OF "TRADE: a SUPPLY Satubday' s paper & Bros." special romine CHICAGO $190. pelt Cc. CUTLER, aR, BANK AND =, Grade SUG. AR STOCKS, Investment Seeur}Sold. CO. Sell. typewriters, fillng cabinets, sta-| tionery and modern office devices. } 60 West Second South. Watch Auerbach S hould Exercise ESCAPE Guardhouse Call 3190, elther ‘phone, to get The. Inter-Mountain Republican, any de partment, advertising or circulation department. Cashier of of on sale April 25 Good returning x} Ty. Copper company, visited Garfield during the day, by "" MAKES - MEXICO And said -Died .to Tune ¢ Siung. Joseph Haley, a deserter being hek at the guardhouse at Fort Douglas to await trial by general courtmartial, |escaped from the prison Wedne Ss iy afternoon after having cleverly aos | nea his escape and obliterating the eee of his work, Private Cripps Company L, who was on guard at the time of the escape, now stands in danger of courtmartial and sentences ee two months for allowing a prisoner to escape Haley was confined: In the prison j and had reached the coal hole in the ear of the building While unobservme he took the bars from the window and climbed through He then made | fast tracks out of sight and at last re| ports is still at large Haley had loosned the bats in the coal hole in prep0} aration for his flight and had used 30 | soap and coal dust to cover his» work 500 | = an opportune mament he tool the} bars down and got aw ay. Haley was & member of the Nine Ay i battery, | recently estationed ar B¢ Douglas, {from which he deserted ‘nefore the long march to Fort: Russel! commend. ery, fs at have it You can take it is worth-Kansas City Awaiting "A dispatch from Tonopah, Nev. to Afin ins Record, Denver, says: Another enormous ore body has be "en uncovered inthe Manhattan Consolidated) Mining company's property Manhattan district of Nevada, } in the it is learned from Cc. CC. Boak, secreary of the company "The scene of the strike," states | Mr, Boak, "is, 200.feet west' of any previous workings: While the extent of the body is not known, it is believed lo equal that of the original discov- undertaking Who DESERTER "| conthe inthe the It Pound vernacular of the present is used express "allin,' chase youi "skidoo," "the end." and' many wc: things 2 [It will be remarked by anybody that | vt jin the last chapter of "The Tale of =) fwo Cities" Dickens describes the procession. of human-ladén tumbrils to guillotine In one of them . ithe |} Sidney Carton, the here In a garden overlooking the hidedus machine is }group of old women Knitting' As the neads fall in the basket jother the women kuit eount them out loud The paragraph pee the last moments of Sjdney Carton reads thu "The murmuring of many voice the upturning of many face: the $4| pressing on of many foetstéps in the !> outskirts of the crowd. so that it swells forward in a mass, like Die great! heave of water, wall flashes vaway | big Been | emote et ~ You in Manhattan. Mining Hero Modern the strength Il. A, Jeffs, the mining leaves for Denver tomorrow WYOMING Mountain, Dickens lovers have no -troubl these days in proving that all of our supposed up-to-date Ameri¢anisms are |merely stolen. expressions from their favorite author They have indeed| found that Diekens Used many phrases and expressions that have been taken up today as universal:-byvewords and the latest acquisition of the en ne lasts. of this sort: is told i ihe showing made by this property expert recently sent out by a surike to "TWENTY-THREE" | Dickens Con- Harris mines in He was displayore, taken trom level, and LOUIS oe lean Special Service sin, Wyo. May 3 Frank Davidon hae just arrived here from. Copper |} mountain, bringing news of one of the most: important mining: strikes ev: mnade in' the state which. wa mie i his Noname: ¢laim He says the find is a large deposit of tungsten there being: only two. ether melas of thi mineral in the vorld oO iy 3oulder county, Colo imad> the othet bine the Ural mountains he Sib -lis used in. tempering steel srakaé for the armoring of. war vVesse ane jthe building of the modern Riis bpressure cannon. Mhe are CoOMpPARy now has .a, monopoly of the, supply } having: paid=-$1,500,000for thes mime rm in Colorads I vein that hasbeen struck at- Copper mountain is T4 inches wide and raceabl through the length of three eclain ‘ D. Shaffer vho ha Visited the Tungster nine in Colorado, ivs the ore here is jdentical in appearance and in' formation. Bid. Reno Said Copper east. sais STOPPED? i ae : ees fs BAST. Condition Oh!lo-Tonopah Advices from. Goldfield last night "iy that Mohawk jis the sensation of the hour ee and place H. from the famous Washoe district. some remarkable met ‘the ; pa Range 1%, Bingham %, Centennial | 1, | Mohawk ay and Old Dominion ty. Oses ola: f galned to the ore pulp and the residue| terdaay. In the final trading the market to the Butters' plant for was eak in spots in sympathy with the| turns is not made public, but it is| known that. they are -highly satisfae-}) tory Boston, use heretofore stated, the fivat fr for outstanding stock firm tone to the ope ae but prices Was no pressure. the trading lacked 7 t 4 onopah Belmont ton len aa 1oOr aap But 1 mara ace ah Midway Montan Tonopah North I | with the sitin regard two control are not exercising any great of anxiety over Mr. Schwab's they Il (4 Tintic the offer so far as he himself is cerned, but has communicated proffer to the rest of the SnDay terested in the properties, szay | Tournal Reno, Ney ad- action in the matter. In fact, it ia stated that they rather préfer that he let his option lapse, since late revela- Virginie, | tions, é porting Colorado company, was offered $100,| 000 for the claims. Stevens refused | for- of which would place theEl o on a cash basis of $1,500,E and the rapidity with which the re -| property on a higher pairs were conductéd ts highly ane | figure agreed upon, able to the management. from the is flumed exchange ~) gape. SEE and ~Fiiy 4. Im- i t is stated Miner view of the remarkable being made at the mine, collar downwara: several weeks) owners 6, says the Chronicle, Virginia City. | degree Ophir the product It the Vege ode: ok option expires his taking ip operty. The shaft Is one of the most import-| ant air ways connected with the venlilating system of the lower levels ‘of! he that at. will average between| says the sary Which ee Prope mack's ‘last week's official letter, is! yiew of the further fact that ar the announcement +that the Ophir (sampling made by Mr. Schwab's exshaft has been entirely cleared of. ob- | perts revealed a better mineralization structions a by the caving of | of the acreage thah was heretofore several sets of timbers, spose ta from known to exist, it is stated that the ae suggestion Charles M. Schwab's 30-day the co ntrol of the Gold Bar | unquestionably be taken up. and those here ' uation express Operations Dollars $1,000, i vices that west option on Salt | stock will undertak-|'The most important superintendent Gold its this material $7E 50 and neil: to; CLEARED. -Tur ring Ont Concentrates. Wait aS RHE FaeUNDLION of ore' BAR'S RICHES. pbc SES os Sacking of wil Wi Sant concluded. SHAE os of continues Bast | that Ber On ay the work. t: Deeds, will leave for the AS soon as his conference with Lake sacking of $2,000. who rich with GOLD { average landlord, once, the | J. ay the ing 4 '| of to that a change fs goin a short time, while oF the New York. is with Silver) creek, has afforded the magnet for) the Jatest rush, and at present the re-| feet | of} much epeumeded. He will return to are} camp.a ain the last of the week after| more near Rejected ! sup- latter 7 the Cor \ 1 v.-Utat List | 5 PAE =828 of $31.66 bid Utah A ft Close UP. Reported Francisco Broker on Way fer With the Past | 500 ounces silver per ton. while the| and hopes on his next drop-in to be company is preparing for active work.| able to announce a chapter of strikes A discovery of gold eight miles in the camp north 0 a 1,270 NAT BOAS IN TOWN. San at which the distinguished visitor ex-| Mr. McCaskell says that while he presed astonishment, naredtintantihe thes beem unable to ascertain any-| the millions. for which the house of} thing personally concerning -condi-| Stokes has drawn on its ledges, and{ tons in the properties of the Wabash, reports indicate ing to take place the management the prices ‘ NEVADANS t time} in perseverance appears magazine The condition of the camp was one) Well as the former that the year Is to be characterized by} a real redivivus. he is assured. From| the roperties: ae which he presides,/ or m 1,070 c umd cew Jamé@s o Low a Mer We | Desultory Ra oehae consignment of ore froin I the property which was on the mar| ket during the day showed a valua|} tion of $30 per ton, this affording a | good margin with the smelters doing the "generous" at this time. nearing| this promised Management < H .Cor Pref eae tod others in the locality. It officer of the company who latesetitredl: "We have a mine now," and | those who listened to the argument in beer of it concurred in his conelu- while the task has been a trying the work goes on ti simply / plied a the = of on his arrival in the city| oe day. oa, reportin range 1 itt ralle not day Sa Stat Ne day ny were, and boots and the Con Bos, Con Daly A message from the properties of "tthe Lower Mammoth yesterday morn|; ing brought assurances to the man=f6 eI agement that the volley which had j} been poured into the breast of the *11,600-foot level had ushered it into a | body of ore bigger, apparently, than any which has been encountered at that depth, while at noon came anithe re | other that a full face of what appeared to be first-class was exposed, For sév) eral days the mine management ‘has |} been in possession of information | h eonvinces it that the point of | convergence between the two fissures is been attained and that in this is 2 manager the ot Right the avtforde There company: ¢ on during a nes " during Get alight<{mprovement marke With-theu | wards, w Bostor pasmod the { pah ge: to Shares, ephemeral, Nat Boas, one of the more promiRailway. |nent of those who haye been temporajrily driven out of the San Francisco Fees stock pits, was the guest of James A. & Co. during the day, and WUIL Issue Sales and Market Sheet and | Pollock GOLD FIND NEAR CAMP. outlet te the loading station reopened. last night departed for New York to | Superintendent) Dunyorm can not exie hich city he has been summoned by Call for an Advanced Margin perience any trouble in shelling out | correspondents The attitude of Mr twenty tons a day in the prosecution | } Roas on the future of the mining share Tush for Discovery Which Dibcdiiées | ;of development, while with active | business on the Pacifle is already well < . . = ST tne. v stoping the tonnage could be made ; known He has no doubt of the abil2,000 Gold Ore-Mr. Edwards ; to afford bread money in short time, jity of those engaged in It to restore Comes in for Conference. las the ore is of a hhmaibeed that makes | the market, nor do they ask for muca i rapidly into dollars 'time In which to do ff, A native son, i On the 1,500 level of the. Dalyand representing one of the largest | Judge, said the visitor, is to be seen! j Interests to suffer at the hands of a To meet the requirements of the re-|q fine lesson on the occurrence of ore [sate that no pencil is capable of deAwakening at old Austin, the manage-| at great depth in a camp which nas| | Dicting he typifies a people that ne railway over. which the | been productive of so many tens. of) calamity is to overcome, and promment of th» of dollars, and while the ex- > | ises to report at the coast end of the mines of that Nevada camp are reac he (millions of the body has not been detered has been authorized to proceed at, teint | Pollock wire in the next few weeks. not be for some time, onee with the placing of orders for ad-| Mined and can }There is no reason, in his opinion, more than! . here can be no doubt of results with| ditional equipment. this, ‘ |} why the shares from Nevada should anything else, emphasizing the story, clive stoping... The outlook, at. the opportunity for the exchange to em- {not rally, although it has been sald that another boom is sprouting in that} property is a mighty fine one and it ) that the offerings are to be scrutinized locality. It was not until J. G. Phelps | Wil! require an interruption bigger more closely than ever before Le is Stokes, president of the company by) than Js easily conceived, said Mr. Meperhaps a good time to inquire into which the line is operated, had made|Caskell, to deprive the shareholders extremities of some of them atid . it devolved upon the members | fhe personal inquiry into the reports that of a piece of money the present. year. to ascertain to just what species they the camp Was on the eve of a regen The work nat reopening the Ontarlo's belong. Mr. Boas will return west eration that this was decided on, how- -| tunnel is progressing night ajid @ay, as soon'as his e Trad will permit and from this errand he is now [and 8 bn east, said William. H..Ea-| one, BOSTON of Tuture ; Ur né, and in another 100 feet connec| tion will have been made with: Little| | Bell fissure, said Mr. McCaskell | At the latter the management has achieved splendid results, and with the ever, there the wa visibly from While [Jn the part miner in undertakings the resources his to IN Opportunity Side case ee al- fagement is devoting much of its en| ergy to exploratory work and draw- | ing upon its resources for no more Bad mt ee to earn the dividend| discreet reserve. To in Leenpurh list: thte it is necessary to produce about forty-five tons of concenee a and as many tons of first-class| tilyv and it is to these figures fhat a om is being confined, The ratory work, which as een y Presitent }ijsual 4, STOCKS Purchasing Home physieal Property momentarily conditions rarely few its ORE The| t} a in and MAY elated Ground. looked: by the early risers {It was | reduced the flow of wealth, sald Jassaid during the day that construction | per. MeCasikell, superintendent of the will begin the present month, but the | properties of the Daly-West company average man confesses that he is yet) ‘ ; = skeptical, FRIDAY, CASE)" Ve rails-‘are to bé extended, and not are going there io turn over) bargains to be Aves Resources. Ney., which UTAH, aia properties to which tlention was called are those of es company, five miles {Ss southwest of Manvel, San Bernardino and Course | cc ounty which California camp has ypeen productive of much ore in the | past and in whieh there is considerJable activity at this time Occurring jin the properties of the company are jcopper, gold, silver and lead and jwhile Mr. Jones was unable to visit 'the mines, he has learned much that Reroute ts them They are but few operators | miles from the rails of the San Pedro, and while the active forwarding of ore has not been attempted not 1 i little has been blocked and is ready . 1a ' of it plated) for stoping In the same camp Is the It was sald famous old Cervo Gordo mine, which .j is now under development { On his vacation Mr. Jones was acVee ear by Miss Helen Crawford, Ja sister-in-law, by whom the seuth upon} and it sunshine was much appre- estate) with from REST Newhouse Pioche, means Work to which development of shonld add much trees es PARK af- point near the genthe management of Nevada-Utah, reaching officially reached to.a that AT by CITY, AGAIN, lavalanthe of Words and Opin-| | bearing resources not remote }city, and an inclination on ions Piled Up in Smoke lof its ‘people to assist the BEATING LIVELIER in | Old PULSE Counters of U.S. Ore partment at DESK a : R » Jones, | benefited, manager . of the ore purchasing Generis nt of the |} United States Smelting. Refining & | Mining dompany: was back in his (chair yesterday morning, and detighted at the privilege of being again jamong the patrons of his ee While Is o lifetime has been his among the ae ain Mr. Jones said that during sojourn on the seashore with tons Beach his dwelling place he sought to forget that there was sufh ait ane try as that for which he supores, and while he did' not | aa in reaching the point at which } oblivion takes place, the rest was one t es i he apprectates In) Los Angeles he found much interest in mineral- : TESTIMONY FILLS SMALL LIBRARY RESPONDENTS Advices! | Manager | | vacation 7. "JENKINS FFEHOF+FST HTH +++ HT? ORE AND BULLION. 6444444444 Positive hewaies That the Nevada-Utah Has Provided Needful. iy JOSEPH AT After an absence of hupon the sands of the rey +++ tees | +++or | PROSPECTS SePeer | LAKE {1 for mi F. |