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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, Mines and Mining Utali and Adjoining States the UTAH SCHOOL ABOUT GREAT CAMP IS SEARCHLIGHT, OF MINES MARCH 1, Our Store Window f Is Full of the Newest and be-o- Up-to-D- ate CARPENTERS TOOLS NEVADA of Mine. I. miles in a Seuivhlighi is tvciity-ti- e be.t equipped the of lioi'the.isterly direction from Manvel, L California, says the Mining and Scienof the west for the practical Infraction of minim. Recently, while tific Press. Searchlight, as well as excellent w a a we very the camps of Kldontdo Canyon, CotLake, the student, might tonwood Springs and Good Springs in whereby rtoipment eolve for VISITOR TO BOTH CAMPS TELLS Lincoln county, north of and practically Searchlight, ughly WHAT HE SAW. In ore is tributary at present to Munvel. The tbtmselves the problem. and dregain that may con-jproposed line of the San Pedro, Los them in practical life, write, the Great Camp of Searchlight, Nevada-So- uth Angeles & Salt Lake railroad, now of Den- building from Salt Lake, will be the Africa's Wonderful Diamond tftor of the Mining Reporter means of increasing activity in openFields General Mining News. ver. well i. mechanical department ing up the entire section north of Xlie ia designed In The laboratory the McCullough Searchlight. quipped. While he did not return with a GoldBuy this $2.75 Assortment of mater-Ul- ,; the strength of north mountains, testing for Searchlight, are ,1) ffros (!) the study and operation of field mine in hi. game hag. he did the turquoise mines of the Simmons for The equipment movers. return with a most formidable opinion group. The turquoise occurs as vein-leelastand nodules in dykes which cut undying the strength, ductility, of the country, said William T. Oster of construc-llo- n ic limit, etc, of material on his arrival from Nevada yesterday. through the main mass of porphyry of 338 25th Street. Telephone 124 d tension and i. a With the camp much excited and the mountains. cholco ind d your The fame of Searchlight rests large(ompression machine, a off any prices away up in the gamut It Is difa and machine tlie one fame of upon ly the union ;nim ficult indeed, for a chap of limited rereverse testing machine. For sources to acquire a foothold over Quartette owned by the Quartette M. Co., a close corporation, testing there is also a very com there now, he principally added, and quite naturFor the study of of eastern men. They have opened up plete equipment he sought other fields. While the ally school is also well the mine down to the sixth and For a Whole Year I prime movers the deepest working at Goldfield did not The seventh levels. About 40 tons a duy equipment comprises exceed 125 feet when he shook equipped. the are being taken out, and the output The I'llU'kKSBUAKD Assubtxkst Cokmkts or: itesm engines with condensers and dust from his feet, it Is not with2 gold petit"- Kalitou food, st lie. sue an a air gas-ricompressor, mill is stated to be 2 pumps; Purina Health Flour, at Sic. . .uo out evidence that the ledges by which of the 10c loe Kalaton Health package Crisp engine and Rider "hot air" eng- the lue cone is fissured, are $50,000 per month. This mill is oper- 1 lue package Kalman Cereal Coffee gold bearing 13C facili-riMe package Kalatou Health Gelatine d ated on the property, with water supine. The students thus have 13c 15e package Kaimim Health data.... capable of great depth. Certainly .'Me for the practice of engine from rent liaUtun Raking Powder mine. the The plied company disclosures In the upper workings are .15C 15c package Purina Pancake Flour and valve setting and the study a mill near the Colorado 1 23c sack 23c Ralston Kornkin characterised by ores of most sensa- has .15e 1 lie package Ralston Hominy Grits The is ri efflclencies. 18 miles east, and apparatus a narrow river, tional quality, the most interesting 12.75 complete for the determination of this to be found in the gauge railroad transports the ore for exnmple lettars aaaortment tho This contains entrained U caloric values of fuel, its operation, but at present it la shut January lease, which Is now enriching down. rater in steam, etc. Superintendent T. J. Harring- spelling tho worda Zeb Kendall of Sprlngvllle, this state, Send tho coupona to tho RalsThe Utah people are to be congrat-ahte- d ton states that it will be started again and his associates. In that block of ton Purina company, St. Louis, Mison having a legislature wise in the spring. Considerable ore is ground he found the lessees sacking souri, and your favorite $1.00 Magasough to provide sufficient money to ore which affords an average of $200 blocked nut, but there is no cessation adequately equip its school of mines. of development work. The strike of zine will bo sent to your homo Free gold per ton, while from the CombinaThe prosperity of an Industry is advfor Whole Year. was being raised a class of rock the miners a few months ago tempotion as properly anced in proportion rarily staopped all work In the district, as rich. mined men are developed for carrying equally At Diamondvllle. a new camp site and It has not yet resumed its former work In a scientific manner. The within a stone's throw of Goldfield, he output Utah State School of Mines, with its The Southern Nevada Co., of which found "Dlamondfleld Jack Davis revocelient equipment, which we underF. Ferew is manager, is progressing some over the presence of ore sold will he added to, is in splendid elling with satisfactory results. Its mine, of which shows a valuation of $1,00Q condition to carry on the Important the is a flat ledge, covering-Rosebud, per ton, while an analysis of the quarts nrk of training mining engineers. low- hill and cropping near the sumof Tonopah disclosed the presence of f the gold gearing tellurides which have mit. This slopes gradually off in all OUTPUT OF RAND directions as been and has quarried NOT AS EXPECTED done much to stimulate Interest In that far as possible. It Is now being worked part of the country. Mr. Harvey, the inclined shafts. Considerable by field man for Patsy Clark, has already The increase in the gold output of work Is being carried on tied up the Dlamondfleld discovery and do Hand mines since resumption took besides the regular production of 85 2478 Wash. 'Phone 219-says Mr. Oster, everything indicates lisee after the war has not been as tons ore a day. The mine is about of Davis will come forth with a forthat npld as expected, and It ia quite a mile from the company tune at hi belt that it will be some time before mllL At Jefferson, about sixty miles Bulmum figures are reached again. Northerly from Searchlight, In the northeast of Tonopah, Mr. Oster peat deal more will have to be done Spring Mountain section, are the leadtmrdi the betterment of the labor found a gold bearing proposition that ing silver mines of the A. J. Campbell THE. appealed to him and he returned from etndltlons than the mere Introduction a total of 80 patented estate, covering d Asiatic slaves into the Transvaal, It with an option and samples from the claime. The principal producers of that will decide Its fate. Jefbinary shows the largest total for ledge were the May Belle, Ruth, the group In early days was the scene of nbk time, It being 288,824 ounces, but ferson mines. Little work Is and May Kirby much activity, but has been tdt some this is only a trifle more than the done on these at present A few being Mr. Oster with previous and Is still 122,938 years neglected. However, as as miles west of Spring Mountain district sees there inviting opportunities below the best record, which are Cottonwood Springs and Good to September, 1889, and was 412,782 he has found since his departure. Springs Near Good Springs, a find of Pending the arrival of the locomo- cinnabar has been made aces. As the totals I For all kindB of Bakery Goods, J grow larger rate by J. C. Armd Increase contracts. For the whole tive for which a pathway is being proStaple and Fancy Groceries. strong, arid it is being opened up ss condias as vided possible, rapidly 2284 Avenue. Jefferson dltOI, averaged monthly, the rse was the Red Cloud claim. The cinnabar tions at Tonopah ace quiet. However, NMOO ounces, equal to 10 per cent is aald to be associated with free gold I J. C. SCHWARTZ, Prop. r 1902. August of last year made the spiking of rail will begin in a few and occurs on the hanging wall of a days, with construction of the line to best score against the month dike which cuts porphyry as rapidly as possible. Salt SCHWARTZ BROS. It, July, with an Increase of be pushed the limestone. through Tribune. Lake J75 ounces, or eight per cent The kcember gain over November was SOMETHING ABOUT SOUTH AFRICAS DIAMONDS. Wi ounces, or 2 4 per cent, and MINERAL SPECIMENS 80r the The diamond mines of South Africa January gain over December s 2,768 ounces or less than one contribute yearly no less than 81.5 per The Ignorance of values of mineral 1 extracted diamonds of all cent the ia at times to the great pro W cent. Unless sieclmens something more estimated proThe fit of those who possess an idea of 2 j. j. Schwartz MHng develops In the field of gold from the earth. Proprietors. duction of diamonds from all sources values. Recently in settling an es 2 F A Schwartz 2313 Wash. Ave. deduction, changes In economic 85,000,000 carats, tate of a New Tork man. there was anticipated In some quarters to date is placed at carats at the auctioned off a lot of curios. Among million few a 1 reult of and taking Increasing production of M re not likely to be of a very most to be the production of Brasil, these were several large mineral specIndia and other diamond fields, South imens that evidently been hid away turbing charatcer. Africa has the credit for the remain for years and which had belonged to OUTLOOK FOR GOLD GOOD. der. In three years past the price of the father of the deceased. The minReading has Increased fully 50 per erals went a begging and were finally diamonds e Pivent year will doubtless wit The greatest pi earn re lies In rund 581 cent and yet the diamond mines of disposed of to a curiosity seeker for books. Enjoyment comes from record, broken In point of read with the Africa continue to produce large $1.50. The purchaser resold the spec reading them. You when South Production. The mines of South you read greatest enjoyment atones. Imens a of one the Our ease. who small at to precious with Mca are profit greatest quantities slowly, but surely, lncreas glasses suit your their production, and the labor There is much said about the old knew the value of minerals, and these eyes, enrich your mind and deal with your pucket book. gently ntiona prevailing in the United mines of South Africa being depleted, very specimens, that had been sold for Examination free. Satisfaction but It is more probable that the manip- $1.50 and again at a small advance, end Australa guaranteed. to do combination were melted and their owner received ulation enables the surpassing output. With C. P. UTTER , Optician as it pleases and to their great $123 for their sliver contents. The PPle Creek, just Colo, In full activity conthat were fact the native much they OGDEN, UTAH 203 Eccies Building, silver, specimens through Khout the year, no disturbance profit, and that mines were diumond and extracted the tarnished, trol twenty Pting, our gold production will the world the rich and the years ago from a mine near Chihua throughout Si"everal mttllon dollars that of iim must have stones. hua, Mexico. Frequently there are but without e poor Cripple Creek's seen in mining companies offices In htance cannot hope for any rec- RECORD. CALUMET-HECLAcities, where the sale of the company's year. With the dividend Just declared the stock Is being made, fine specimens of FUNNY MINING Calumet & Hecln company, of Michi- free gold ore. These specimens are of 8T0RY. stockten of much value from their gold conClty Xev' Mspatch tells gan, has paid to its fortunate of ih&rn tents and whether they were ever of sum $85,850,000 discovery of a valuable gold holders the great $2,600.-00taken from their possessors property of stock y common a To attend dances or mongrel dog with- and this on capital Is In most cases uncertain. What bea covers dividends of iRrce. record This The not does story theaters or to catch a in, whether the canine prospector period of twenty years and represents comes of these specimens? One comtrain in a hurry If you disbursements in pany that had offices in Chicago and 'wfftch hasel dowsing rod or was by far the greatest In world. had stock made a failure mine in the floating its remember the number-ph- one of second sight, being the dividends of any Calcontainbox a Its assets had of the among tl a venth son of a dog. The extraordinary richness 22. ut v mine makes It the ing several pounds of free gold spec Hecla A umet hUldn,t a dK dlK0Vr lne n Its mineralized Imens. The secretary and general f th rlchMt nllver-lea- d greatest mine known, "lines endless manager of the company, and, by the f th Coeur a seemingly ALLEN TRANSFER d'A,enIdaho, zone compassing kM of the way, he had never seen a mine, did marvel mining the dlncovered by a burro. body of ore, COMPANY. not have much idea of the value of his world. Gradually the shafts of this so until gold specimens, he sold the lot for ALBERX ALLKS, MGR. S!EiT WA THE COMSTOCK. mine have been carried lower $10. These specimens were crushed mile a of operations a ,or at depth now the tewnty-on- e 412 25th SL r, Phone 22. end melted and produced 11 ounces of 1859 Produced In bul are being carried on yielding ample UoQ lnJl0W,n gold. Mining World. enterprise. $806,000, 000. profits for the company's e Utah School 1904. ne have the Largest and Most Complete Line in the City. See Them Z. G. M. 1. We gt on nt ts Edgar Jones 100,000-poun- 00,000-poun- 5,000-pou- ce-ge- nt va-n- on $1.00 MAGAZINE FREE b te lndi-gtl- 12-l- b Safety All trains aiv txainimHl at every division station that is, at intervals of a hundred miles or so. When you hear the hammer ring or see the Hare of torches, you know what is taking place your train is being looked over. Rn-abta- - . Mi-lt- In this manner of examining equipment frequently and thoroughly the Burlington is, perhaps, a little more svstematie than any other railroad. The reason is IT BAYS. ng espe-dal- ly TICKET OFFICE 79 W. SECOND SOUTH ST. R. F. NE5LEN, General t Fish, Meats, t Game... Agent, SALT LAKE CITY- - - Tlie Overlanddtoute K evl-fc- nt PATRONS OF THE .10-sta- Union Pacific Rairoad are assured ititttttimtttmtmitit A ingenuity has been adopted to protect them against H oi dol accident Mil- - Home Bakery V Union jjwjpUlkill H of Pacific In ita the equip epent by tho Railroad Com- k B lhelr and trains mporovement This ment 1 ed tor line Is renown on time, and the general auperlorlty arrlYI of Ite service. Union Feioifio RVNS Three trains dally to the East, the fastest trains arriving many hours ahead of all competitors. Full Information cheerfully furnished on application to 50-fo- ot Bakery and 1-- lara have been pany and Grocery. pre-"flt- og that all human G. H. CORSE. Restaurant. ... n I con-tkm- e. 11 Glasses TiriE SAVED TRAVELING easy-readin- perfect-fittin- g When purchasing your tickets to Eastern points you should bear in inind that the new route of the Overland Limited is over the ,f Union Pacific & Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Line as-w- Its 8 0. . ' The through car service makes this the most popular route to Chicago and other Eastern points. C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee & " St. Paul Railway, V- - Salt Lake City, Utah J106 West Second South St., Satisfactory Tailoring at Satisfactory Prices. - That la sxsctlg why ww do tHw Tailoring Busin, of gdwn. Anderson 282 iventy-Fift- Itvsst , H Odsn, Utah. S h |