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Show DAILY AGAINST the phospectors OF FE THE struck FORMER it RICH." HAVE FOURTEEN YEARS OF WARFARE. BITTER Com.. Wealth. out fnct worthy of note that engInMr and a the mmy all the mining In found ,o be 7rUf o f the country, but very few rve ever "struck It rich." The reaeis Impossible to give. on for this it seem as though would naturally and famll-wit- h education -- Kh their higher rock ought to they the on the proa-oecttrack inside Mve the and that many of them would made large fortunes, but they same. havent Just the of the Camp Bird at case Take the which has jnade Ouray. Colorado, and famous. One rich both jom Walsh the of property was an owners of the ability. He had recognised of aaaayer the property for a hoen an owner in and much work had been long time time to time; so much from done on it the claims were pateof some io that were quite workings the and nted extensive. Tom Walsh came along tnd picked up some rock off the dump. to the It had been so long exposed become had oxidised, it eurf&re that and he saw what he thought was free was pyrites of gold others thought it lion. Upon crushing and panning his theory proved correct. The result was he obtained a bond on the property and the owners were paid a few thousand dollars each for their interests while he made several millions out of It the When Jim Butler discovered MIxpah at Tonopah, he took some of the croppings and gave them to an assayer to hare tested, agreeing to live him an interest in the property if it proved any good. After Butler went away the assayer threw the ore out of the window without testing it Persistency on the part of Butler and the Arm belief that he had something of value caused him to give another piece to another assayer with the result that the now famous district was bom which, together with its neighboring districts, will cast' their millions of wealth broadcast and make fortunes for some and bring competency to many others. Once in a while there is an exception, however. In 1890 when Hall and his Indian half-breefrom the Colville reservation went up into British Columbia and located the Silver King mine he brought back with him some croppings which he gave an assayer in Colville. He gave him a thirteenth interest in the locations for making the test The property proved a valuable one and was sold to an English syndicate tor 81.300,000, out of which the assayer received 8100,000 for doing about an hours work. Salt Lake Mining JOURNAL, AUGUST 3. 1 904. AVING WHAT HAS OLD-TIME- TO SAY Found in All Lines of Business But Especially Active in Mining. BI TTE, Mont., Aug. 3. F, Augustus You hear a lot of talk nliout the Helnse, the "copper king." known as knocker nowadays." said the old Timthe "Young Napoleon of Montuna," er, and from the drift of this talk has probably been sued and brought more counter suits in the courts than one would think the knocker is a pro-- t of recent times. But I'm telliif any other individual in the world. For that there are no more knockers you fourteen years he has waged legal now there were before the flood, than warfare on rival copper men and comsiree. the knocker was on hand panies, and meeting with phenomenal hen Noah began building the ark. success. w ho declared the old craft would Helnze's main liattlc of recent years and even though there did not tio.it. hns been against the Amalgamated tough water to launch it. Copper company, and in this he ha The knocker you will always have received such staunch support from ith you. is an apt application of the voters of the state that he ha been a continual thorn in the side of the familiar quotation, an' good old Ab Lincoln could have Just as well the great copper octopus. Montana has always been a bitter factional have said that the laird must like the state since the beginning of the great knockers or he would not have made many of them. Very likely, though, Clark-Pal- y fued. but now that Paly Is dead and Clark Is a dead Issue" In the Iird has nothing to do with it. mail becomes a knocker from habit, Montana, the people have divided and it's a mighty bad habit io get themselves Into Helnse and Amalgainto. mated factions. The old Clark interHut what is a knocker? ests became practically allied with the There are many who think they Amalgamated three years ago, and know the knocker from a ti ixxanl, but since that time Helnze has fought the hen it comes down to a definition powerful combination single-handeThe keynote to Helnze's "mining In they recant instanter. 'I looked up the word in iny dicthe courts, was hi keen foresight in tionary today, an Mr. Webster tell the matter of the apex clause. When me a knocker is an instrument that he began his great light Helnze enoutside the door, and makes a deavored to get hold of every unex- hangs noise when you pull the string. plored apex on Butte hllL and for the "Now, I dont believe that will fit. main part succeeded. Since then he That may he the kind of knocker hns been In the courts following out Webster knew, but It wont tab now. the leads from those apexes and claim"It Isnt necessary to pull a string ing all leads that originated In any of to make the knocker, such as we know, his apexes. These leads often run Into make a noise. He will make himself claims owned by his rivals who have heard without a string. developed them Into great mines, and The word knocker1 has been coinnew battles are on. The technicality Is ed in recent years, notwithstanding with Helnse on this point, and through the fact that there were knockers ten It he haa amassed a fortune which he thousand years ago, and the word values at $32,000,000, and for which bears the stamp of the American the Amalgamated offers him In the miner. It Is such a handy and well open market $11,000,000. But Helnse applied word that the men who write declines to sell, and lays he is in Mondictionaries will be obliged to Insert tana to stay and light the big copper it when they make up their new editrust to the finish. His famous slogan tions, Just as they have had to do with la "I will stand by the people of Mon- the word akeedaddle, which came Into tana ao long aa they will let me." use fluring the civil war. Helnse la an orator of peculiar powI think a knocker ia a man who uses er and magnetism, and his wits are of an unplussed mallet, and who knocks a keen turn for finance. He has a re- ust for the pleasure of knocking. He markable political power also, and runs everything down. He calls everyrarely fails to have a card up his thing bad. He believes in nothing and sleeve to take his opponents trick. He He nobody, unless It is himself. la of German and Irish extraction, and knocks a thing, not because he knows is very handsome and attractive in anything about it, in fact, he does not appearance. He is a born fighter, and believe that is necessary. The less those who know him best say that It he knows of a more he will the thing is the love of the battle rather than talk against it concern for the people of Montana or "There are knockers in every line greed of riches that keeps him in Mon-ta- of business, but I guess mining has n pitting his fortune against one of little the biggest- assortment. the most powerful trusts In the world. 'There were knockers in every camp Once when urged by a friend to sell in California during the fifties, and out and leave Montana while he still there have been knockers in every had the best of the fight, Helnxe re- camp In America since that time. But Review. plied: they have always been easy to spot "If they can beat me, let them do It and the wise men always did Just whut MEXICAN VOLCANO 80LD can never heat me so bad that the knockers said not to do. The best FOR HALF A MILLION They I can't pull out with a million and a camps are usually those where the million is enough for any man. The formal transfer of Mount Popoknockers swarm the thickest, or, at catepetl volcano to Captain Charles least, where they have swarmed thickORE 80 RICH THAT Holt, representing a New Tork syndiest GUARD WA8 NEEDED cate. has been made by General CasThe knocker does a lot of harm per 8anches Ochoa. The consideration while he haa hla little hammer going, is said to have been Under a heavy guard sixty tona of but I $500,000 gold, for guess we'll have to suffer him which General Ochoa has received a some of the richest ore yet taken out with the beet grace possible. I've been In Reno from Goldcash payment of $300,000. in camps recently where there waa a Captain of Nevada, arrived Holt says that among the persons who field last evening, says the JournaL mightly strong talk of gathering the are interested with him in the enterIt Is from the Florence lease held by knockers up, loading them on a catprise are James Roberts, Wingfield & Hennessy at Goldfield. tle train, and shipping them down to utIcr of the state of New Tork; A. B. The shipment was made under the This ought to the Mojave desert. afnot was until and it most Colvin, secrecy of of the state clean them out for a while, but they Xew York and in Reno would soon be as thick aa ever. president of the Hud-- n ter the rock arrived safely Valley railroad; Lyman 8. An- that the fact, was made public. If the knocker was no worse than not known how much the ore a drews. of New Tork; Luis Med ex, is It legal pessimist he might be tolerated as a representative of the Mexican Central goes to the ton, but suffice to say that good many things are tolerated that railroad in Mexico; Dr. Eduardo LI in the celebration at Tonopah this we have and dont like, for the pessiwaga. president of the superior board week a wagon load of it was hauled mist, though he does not believe in was of health of Mexico; General Fernando through the streets and Its value anything, haa the good seme to keep Gonzalez. son of his opinions to himself." Gonsales conservatively estimated at $75,000. of Mexico, and "This la only a small portion of what several other American and Mexican out at Goldfield, MINER'S BODY FOUND capitalists. Captain we are. going to turn Holt and associates will one of the said guards last evening. ENCRUSTED WITH PYRITES develop the ulphur deposits situated in the crater "Walt until we get our forces organof the volcano. can ship rock without The curious freak of nature recently According to a report ised so that we that made by the Mexican show we you will and in a copper mine in Chili discovered danger government, the crater contains 148.000,000 tons of sul- Goldfield is not only one of the richest an Indian transformed to mineral, has phur. The supply in the crater is inmining camps in Nevada, but the rich a duplicate in a Swedish miner who est camp in the world. creasing at the rate of 1 per cent anfell down a shaft of an abandoned The sixty tons of ore the gentlemen pyrite mine near Fahlun, Sweden, and nually. The new owners of the vol-cn- o to the hla will build a cog wheel body waa discovered sixty years railway were in charge of is consigned fcom the base of the mountain to its smelters of Salt Lake City, so it is after, being found converted into iron the parties pyrites, which had slowly but surely umn,lt and will establish a great dec- said, but the movements of ide power that It is replaced the organic materials and re so are secertlve In charge plant direction which to in determine hard talning their form. When taken out Is THE COAL OUTPUT. consigned. the shipment and exposed to light and atmosphere The United States the pyrites after a time decomposed Increased its coal Production 282 per cent Sure Cure for PiTee. and crumbled away. during the past wenty years. Itching Pilee produce moisture and At the same rate of cause Itching. This form. s well aa "crease we should be CANYON DELIVERY. producing Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pilee are tons annually twenty years cured Remedy. Pile Dr. by Beginning Monday, July 18th. the Th"i Is about 150.000,000 tons Stops itching and bleeding. Absorb or sent Dally Utah State Journal will be de Pear more than Is 50c a tumors. at Jar druggists, produced and confined throughout the entire world at hv mall. Treatise free. Write me llvered evry evening In Ogden can about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Phils yon. Present. delphla, Fa. It Is WEDNESDAY. a" ORK This Hot Season, if So, Buy Some of Our OF HIM is in the Fight to the Finish With the Amalgamated. d STATE TRUST th. Load Whtn it Says That He Luckily-Acqu.ra- UTAH POTTED MEATS Roast Chicken, Lunch Tongue, Vienna Sausage, Deviled tiam. Roast Beef, Veal Loaf, Corned Beef, Kippered Herring, Choice Salmon, Oysters, Etc.. Z. C. M. Just the thing for 5iimmer Picnics I. or TENT iry ALL SIZES SHAPES - PRICES IS MADE IN CLEANLY ' A MILL FROM PURE, WHOLESOME d. WHEAT. MAKES BREAD THAT YOU WILL NOT BE ASHAMED OF. 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