DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL solution Is nf;ti':uii!ijIy led over Into ore vnta I'ont.iM'i! ivustiod ore, and In there Is given a ch.uae to net upon the sulphuretei! silver and gold, dissolve the latter .ii.! iluis remove the valuMINING able! from the mass of ore by simple leaching or filtration. Fourth, this rich solution Is now made to flow through electrolytic vats GREAT OF HOMESTAKE again, where i.ut only are the silver THE SOUTH DAKOTA. and gold readily obtained In the metallic condition on the cathodes but made to become Many M. Ilians of Gold Oro Will in Waohoo County the solution Itself Koep Th Willow Crook richer with simultaneous regeneraOns Thousand Stamps Busy Will Bogin Shipping tion of the ferric chloride. Fifth, this Oro. for Twsnty Years. solution, now being ready to do more dissolving. It is again led Into the ore in vats, leached, electrolyted and resent It is but a few years ugu that a gold TUe Willow Creek mine, altuated mine operating a hundred stamps was Into o ore the on twelve about vats, Nevada, and after county. cycle Washoe a source of wonder. Then came 200, on the Virginia cycle." mile! south of Reno, 300 and even 500 and further wonderalx Truckee railroad, and about ment was caused. A mine with' 500 NEW USE FOR SILVER. Comstock at mile north of the old stamps. These stamps would require to With trade normal nnd on the eve keep in operation no less than 2,000 Virginia City, ie to be operated by C. E. S. S. Smith and of a presidential campaign, many have tons of ore each day, and what kind of Ogden men. two-year wondered why the price of silver has a mine was it wherein the management a Hoffman have secured been maintained at what are consid- would go to the tremendous expense lease on the property, beginning Septered fair figures, says the Mining of such tin installation? Two thousember first, and they will leave in a World. The following from the Lon- and tons of ore each day meant 800,-utons per year, nnd what gold mine few days to commence work. don Mall of recent date no doubt will could was stand such a drain? Now we $100,000 than expended be refreshing news: More hate 1,000 stamp company. the One reSheffield firm hns A prominent about twenty years ago by thousand means of tons 4,000 stamps an ceived eastern poof at hands the Stevenson in developing this propore dally or an annual total of close a on an scale tentate of order magnifito excessive freight erty, but owing In either to a million and a half tons. This vast rates at that time and the fact that cence never before heard of or the country at large. yearly aggregate of ore crushed by the ore carried a small per cent of the city Itself the llomestake represents a greater One'a thoughts run to the Arabian line and sulphur, It could not be of gold ore than is contained quantity a Is mention of when made shipped and treated at a profit. Upon KnlghtS In any one mine of more than half such in solid but bedroom suite owner silver, of the propthe death of the Is the character of an order Just placed the world's producing gold mines, and erty his estate became Involved in litiIn Sheffield. The name of the cus- doubtless even a greater percentage. gation which has only been recently It means that the llomestake comsettled. Hence the mine has been idle tomer Is so far secret, and the only pany, with its capable, efficient, and Is can be which Information obtained for nearly twenty years. above ail, conservative management, have that the instructions have come from Messrs. Smith and Hoffman must positively know that its ore dethe Far that ore and of the East the question made several had analyses posits warranted the erection of so and upon them have received a favor- of price Is only a minor consideration. vast an aggregation of stamps. They able bid for the ore from the Murray The designs are of Oriental character must be aware that the llomestake yet smelters, also very reasonable freight and of a most elaborate description. holds within its limits an enormous rates from the mine to the smelters, The suite, which Is of solid silver of ore, a quantity that would quantity throughout. Includes a bedstead, a and are confident 'of a reasonable prothe vast expenditure of the of permit a cabinet, a dressing table, a dosen fit in working the mine. Their asfrom which would arise and company says have shown from SO to 65 ounces chairs, three footbaths and three hot a vast We believe that the profit. The bedstead Is of the silver and from 25 to 55 per cent lead, water cana Homestake is reasonably company and a small amount of gold. On the most ornate character. Each of the for at least twenty years that positive penalty aide of the sheet the assays four plllara will be surmounted by to come those 1,000 stamps can find modeled female figures show but little zinc and spelss with gracefully each day in the year if employment The about 10 per cent of Insolubles and the nearly three feet In height. necessary, and to full capacity. This same amount of sulphur. moulding of the room and other dec- means that upwards of 80,000,000 tons The property has been developed to oration swill also being sterling silver. of ore must be taken out from the the water level to a depth of 420 feet mine In that time to keep the present with a tunnel from the bottom of the SPARKS IS BOOMING. stamp capacity In action. How much Incline shaft 1,000 feet in length to the more ore beyond this 80,000,000 tons railroad. Following the incline shaft Little Nevada Town is Already Worth Is In the Homestake properties? In down from the top the ore sheet is all the world there Is no gold mine Half Million Dollars. developed upon four levels by drifts like the Homestake. Nature appear; aggregating about 700 feet, which has To Illustrate the Increase In. value to have concentrated her vast energy proven the ore shoof to be about 150 of assessments at Sparks, Nev., since upon this property, this comparativefeet long, and about eighteen feet from She disthe building of the Southern Pacific ly small area of ground. wall to wall. No development hns been metal tributed the we through from the precious the following dip done below the water level, but the shops the mass with marvelous evenness, Nevada Journal: State present workings show from 10,000 to "Assessor William Beard has com- but a few dollars to the ton, an almost 15,000 tons of ore in sight of the class assessment of Sparks stingy showing, yet she made amends above mentioned and about 100,000 pleted i his property and at & rough estimate by Impregnating millions and millions tons of low grade milling ore. dT tons of rock and though the ore Is places the valuation, outside of the In bulk is rich. An Inyet very lean, million a at half railroad property, FOR REBELLIOUS ORES. a .dollars. Besides this contracts are exhaustible supply of gold ore In Homestake mine. not? If tbe Why UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, ready to let on nearly $200,000 more in in company Is reasonably sure of suffcannot be completed that buildings Aug. !!. A new process for treating icient ore for twenty years to come, rebellious ores and extracting their time for assessments this year. man is but capable of Judging and the remembered that Is When It gold and sliver has been discovered the contents of a mine ahead at the been have could purof whole Sparks by M. Yagouny, an assistant in the for $20,000 the most twenty years, why not beyond chemistry department of the Univer- chased two years ago sufIn this enterprising his limited view, a vast quantity, sity of California. Should this pro- growth of values to vast perpetual guarantee ficiently It as cess prove a commercial and practical town Is astounding, representing Not operation? Whnt is a billion tons of success It means a saving of millions does over $250,000 per year. rock to nature, and why not a billion to the mining industry. Mr. Vagou-n- y many towns can equal this tons of ore, or more, in this great snvs his process will be especially natural reserve, a veritable natures Rhsumstism. valuable in the exploitation of silver of storehouse gold. The Mining on When pains or Irritation exist mines. World. "Like cyanldlng. said Mr. Vagou-n- y, any part of the body, the application 8top that Cough! Snow Liniment gives "this la essentially a wet process. of Ballards a When cough, a tickling or an IrA stock solution is made up as folprompt relief. E. W. Sullivan, pro- ritation In the throat makes you feel O. T lows: Some two-thirper cent fer- prietor Sullivan House, El Reno, 1 take pleas uncomfortable, take Ballards Hoiy-houric chloride of commerce .about SO writes June 6, 1902: Syrup. Dont wait until the diper cent common salt and 2 per cent ure In recommending Ballards Snow sease has gone beyond control. Mr. hydrochloric acid; second, the solu- Liniment to all who are afflicted with A. Anderson, 854 West 5th and Mrs. J. tion Is made to pass through electrolyrheumatism. It Is the only remedy I Lake City, Utah, writes: Salt street, tic cells with carbon electrodes, where have found that gives Immediate reWe think Ballard's Horehound Syrup It Is charged with chlorine under the lief." 25c. 50c, $1.00. Sold by George the best medicine for coughs and Influence of the current; third, the F. Cave. colda We have used It for several years; It always gives Immediate re. lief, is very pleasant and gives perfect satisfaction." 25c, 50c, $1.00. For sale by George F. Cave. L FRUIT JARS AT THIS STORE The Mason Celebrated Pts. 75c, HARRIMAH'S Drink ' a cup of Golden Gate Coffee It has the full, rich flavor of fine old coffee that has been properly aged in its native country. Sold in 1 and 2 lb. aroma-tigtins Grind fresh each day-n- ot too fine. ht d CO San Francisco J A. FOLGER Import and Koastors of Flno Old Cofifooo PUNS RUMORS OF RAILROAD EXTEN- - 8ION8. Line North From Boise, Idaho, Jars Half Gals. THE NORTH IN The New Economy Pts. $1 CunnUd Self-Seali- Jars ng Mould Proof $1, Qts. $1.25, Half Gals. $1.65 Z. C.M.I. Crockery Dept. Vegetable Artillery. Nearly Forfeits His Life. The common balsam has a singular almost runaway, ending fatally, method of disseminating Its seeds. started a horrible ulcer on the leg of When they are ripe and prepared for J. R. Orner, Franklin Grove, III, For germination the sinll mil explodes with the slightest touch, and the four years it defied all doctors and all seeds are scattered In every direction remedies. But Bucklens Arnica Salve with such force as to carry them a had no trouble to cure him. Equally dlstanre of twenty or thirty. feeL Plants have many curious methods of good' T- o- Inirns, bruises, skin eruptheir seeds, but there Is scattering tions and piles. Twenty-fiv- e cents at none stranger than the vegetable arJesse J. Drivers drug store. tillery represented hv tlie balsam. A San Francisco to it 8aid to Bo Contemplated. A diximtt-in the San Francisco Ex-- n miner h dny or so ago from Boise City, Ida., to the effect that the Chicago aud Northwestern contemplated an extension to that city from Its present terminus nt Casper, in Wyoming, and then southwesterly across Oregon to the coast and down the latter by way of Eureka to San Francisco, Is causing renewed Interest in the surveys now being made from Drain, a station on the Southern Pacific In Oregon, southwesterly by way of Port Oxford, Ore., and Crescent City, Cal., to Eureka, says a later Issue of that paper. Some of the surveyors at work on this line are members of the Southern Pacific engineering force, but the latter company's officials assert they simply "loaned" their surveyors to the projectors of the new line because they had no work for them at present. In spite of this explanation there la a general belief that the Southern Pacific la behind the new enterprise, and that It Intends to join the latter with the nfew line It and the California Northwestern are soon to have between this city and Eureka. By this means the Southern Pacific will have a northern coast line equal In strategic Importance to Its coast line south from this city. The Santa Fe Is also' preparing to build between this city and Eureka, andTn addition through ownership of the California and Northern It has a projected line from Eureka north as far as Crescent City. So many people think the surveys southwest from Drain via Crescent City are part of a pain of T. IT. Harrlman to outwit the Santa Fe, Chicago and Northwester or any other company in northwestern California and the southwestern section of Oregon. EXCURSION RATES VIA PACIFIC. UNION St. Louis and return, $42.50. Chicago and return, $47.50. Chicago and return, via St. Louis, nd toward a good breakfast. Qts. 85c, Crockery Dept. ds The First Step 3 1904. If You Are Putting Up Fruit Youll Find the Best Prices on PROPERTY 1-- AUGUST 23. TUESDAY, Chicken Season NOW OPEN COMPLETE COPY OF THE GAME FOR THE ASKING. LAWS The Utah Knitting Works HEADQUARTERSFOR Underwear, Hosiery and Knit Goods t We respectfully invite the public to call in and examine our line of Summer L. D. S. Garments 90 cents per pair TELEPHONE J37-- Z 2345 WASHINGTON AVE OGDEN, UTAH $47.50. SL Louis and return, via Chicago, $48.75. WASATCH Limit 60 days. Transit limit 10 days in each direction. Pullman sleepers through to SL Louis without change. Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop overs allowed. A. B. MOSELEY. Trav. Pas. AgL ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS s DOMINION MEDICAL MEN CAMDEN. N. J., Aug. 28. The AnARE IN 8ESSION cient Order of Hibernians began Its annual state convention here today. VANCOUVER, B. C.. Aug. 23. About 850 delegates, representing all Prominent physicians and surgeons the divisions In New Jersey, are In from all over the Dominion were pres- attendance. The convention was called ent today at the opening of the an- to order by President James A nual convention of the Canadian Medical association. The convention will be in session several days. Following its close the members of the association will take an excursion to Alaska as guests of the coast medical It's a Real Pleasure fraternity. Burs Curs for Piles, Itching Piles produce moisture end i cause Itching. This form, as well ss Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are cured by Dr, Pile Remedy. Stops Itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. 50c a Jar at druggists, or sent by mall. Trestles free. Write me about your cane. Dr. Bossnko. Philadelphia. Pa. WALLACE DRUG CO. 2349 Washington Ava. The management of the Journal will consider It a favor If subscribers will of report promptly any papers. 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