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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, holder rii : i..:u-all made wages, not more lli.iu a failing to . pay Tin? must productive lUIDAY, JANUARY s, 3 lXi. it; ! OUTLOOK FOR THE LADIES! et-i.srs- 1.. is- - v.is w!.Kli pinvhi-e- BRIEF v. . l!i;-- l s s it. Tin-- uijl duni-- g l . ,.f i,, l.j.iih :n:l uMeur.i. t.y in Jane by till-:!- : lif SUIT and JACKET SALE for tmlier 31sl t!:e rhnri period they took of ore of im ;ier.Tge v.il- Sa.O-i'- j 1 Vi out 3.fi0 HISTORY OF THE FAMOUS ue of moiv than $1'0. The lease of PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WILL BE INVITED TO ATTEND. CAMP. Itrown A: fulling prod'.ued 1300,000; Information .resting v... that of Guidon & Sinclair, $2S0,U0i; of Brougher Brother about Concerning that Largest Attendance Ever Known Is 000 a muni-i- - i and of oilier produc'd Expected at the Coming Seseion sums varying from fiTi.inio to $100,000. at Portland. Country. The total production of all the lenses WEEK ONLY PER CENT OFF ALL SUITS AND JACKETS-TII- IS 33 -3 to up to December 31, 19ul, Is couxerva- I'nllTLAXI. Ore., J.m. different etoriea of the tlvely estimated at $4.5u0.000. A good many About March, 1901, the population Roosevelt will lie usked to deliver an now famous To no pah the of discovery from of the camp was about 250; it is now iuliliTss before the seventh annual sesdistrict in Nevada have appeared cases such about 4,000. In the early part of 1902 sion of the American Mining congress As is usual in tinie to time. colored less or more there was an epidemic of pneumonia to be held in this city next August been they have a therefore synopsis which carried off about forty persons, This was decided at a meeting just and exaggerated; same giving the camp the reputation of being concluded here of the officers and execof the account of the elaborate edition of the Tonq-- h unhealthy. The fart is that the climate utive committee of the congress, at to u,e xew Tears autia exceedingly fine and the death rate which all the preliminary plans for the Mmer, which is undoubtedly at present low. From July to Septem- session were completed. In addition hentic. will prove interesting. at that ber the days are hot but the nights are to the president many other distin- FIRST NATIONAL BANK. In May. 1900, James I Butler, 2384 Washington Ava. of Nye county, always cool, while the climate in win- guished men of the country will be time district attorney The asked to address the congress. mountin dethe ter is said to be for the most part left Belmont to prospect $150,000 He confided lightful, with few disagreeable days. organization has succeeded In obtain- CAPITAI south. the to lying ains all 8URPLUS AND PROFITS. . . .$ 73,245 at- Oddle. a young att- Estimates of the ore in sight in the ing reduced railroad rates from Ms plans to T. L. of the country and It ia expected parts Belmont. of man View and been have Valley Mlxpah orney and mining We transact business in all branches these placed as high as $104,000,000. It Is es- that as a result the attendance will Butler had often contemplated of reach and 5,000 visitors, banking and extend every courtesy refully delegates sentially a high grade camp, and the mountains from a distance and had of the with soundness. sections of consistent all to him." railroad upon which work is just about representatives marked that they "looked good sev S and Mexico United Canada, States, on the to begin and which will be completed outfit He packed his prospecting DAVID ECCLES President of are eral countries expected Europe over the sometime this summer will encourage backs of six burros, passed to be also represented. All the energies THOMAS D. DEE .... Manhattan mountains by way of Rye development, and no doubt make it Cashier at a one of the most prolific gold mining of the forthcoming session are to be JAMES PINGREE patch, and at nightfall camped Cashier Asst. JOHN PINGREE estabon for the concentrated the plan Sacrilicinj; our profits nml more. to the Indians as Tono-pa- h camps in the world. aprlng known of a lishment of federal department (meaning, water near the surface), Kvcrytliinn in tlio store in inmines and mining, whose secretary the of DE north LAMAR. BAMBERGERS miles four about situated cluded. Nothing reserved. If The weekly report from Bamberger's shall be a member of the president's present town of Tonopah. cabinet you need good lncrclumdise The next morning, May 19th, while De Lamar mines, just over the line in out looking for his burros, Butler made Nevada, tells of an output at present of cheap, call at once. CHIEF OF STAFF YOUNfi the discovery which in a little more about $1,700 a day, this derived from all we don't Are a blessing that WILL RETIRE TODAY than a year made him a millionaire and an average of about 250 tons, while as enjoy. If your eyes ara weak gave to the world another bonanza rapidly as possible, President Bamberthey can be made aa good aa any WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 Lieutenant imger has said, the plant will be screwed mining camp. Although not much one's if you let me make you a General Young, who has been chief of A condition as 2356 ta 2362 Washington Ava. pressed with the numerous outcrop- up to the maximum. pair of glasses. They don't cost fb took several eprplexing to the present management the staff of the United States army satisfacof lots pings which he found, he much but give since the retirement of General Miles ---asamples, as he passed over the ledges, as was it to that which served under tion. last August, today paid farewell visits and went on four miles and camped the De Lamar ownership, is the disparto the several bureaus of the war de for the night near what are now known ity between the assays on the rock and to his own reOptician. u the Gold mountain mines. The fol- results derived from the mill, the bul- partment service. Major from active tirement to South lion, said President Bamberger, invari2412 WASHINGTON AVENUE. lowing day he proceeded General Adna R. Chaffee will tomor Klondike, about fourteen miles from ably exceeding the amount indicated row succeed Lieutenant General Young It waa so when the Tonopah, and waited there until May by the heading. as chief of staff and at the same time jgth, making futile efforts to have some properties from which Captain De La- will be elevated to the grade of lieuTouches the Tickle." mar derived about $14,000,000 were opassays made. tenant generaL Butler then returned to Tonopah, erated by him, and the present manto us. Wt linvt tin made a dry camp, and the next morni- agement has ceased to worry when the EXHIBIT STOCK IOWA'S pounds of assay is below expectations. The Inng took about seventy-fiv- e right ools lit the right iricc. AT ST. LOUIS FAIR procore from the several ledges and stallation of another boiler at the plant A great remedy for every sort eeded to Belmont. He showed the will provide the mlnea and mill with a In.. Jan. 8. The Iowa ImAMES. It relieves of Cough or Cold. r, while the rock to several persons, who were not total of 1,200 Stock Breeders' association benight proved stops throat irritations, impressed with it He showed It to xlnc boxes in which the precious metal at the annual ita today meeting gan coughing. ia precipitated are to be Increased forty Oddle, who liked the looks of it and ofstate agricultural college and will refered to have it assayed. Butler told and the hour ia not remote when the The Culley Drug Co. main in session until tomorrow. The Oddle if he would have it assayed he reduction of 500 tons daily will have the before meeting business Prescription Specialists At present the principal could have an Interest in the claims. been accomplished. will be a discussion of plans for the 2479 Washington Ave. in ore Oddie sent the rock to W. C. Gayhart management has 1,000 tons of of Iowa livestock at the St. exhibit at Austin, jromlslng him a part of his the bins, with assurances of a steady Louis world's fair. The displny to be interest if he would test it and found supply In future, while conditions made at the exposition will be held any values. Gayhart, who was a mini- throughout are favorable to all of and' during September and October, la a habit to ba encouraged, but often work eerious injury ng engineer and assayer, made eight of which the company has dreamed. Iowa valuable some of the will go after of tho impurities in the supply. assays, which ran from 380 to 8600 to With the tonnage doubltd, indeed. It ia bred animals for offered high prixea the ton. When Oddie received the certnot difficult to ascertain where divi- in all classes. ificates he forwarded copies to Butl- dends are coming from, and in the sucer, who was harvesting his hay crop cess of the undertaking mining circles AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTERS in Monitor valley. Butler did not regenerally will rejoice. ITHACA, N. Y., Jan. 8. The first orceive Oddie's communication for more secIt is no trouble to attend them ganised efforts ever made in this than a month, but when he did get the MINES IN CORNWALL. if you phone 22 for a carriage. tion of the country to bring about a food news he and his wife proceeded Fifty years ago every town in Corn- closer It's no trouble to catch a train relationship between the proto Belmont on their way to Tonopah. wall was a busy and prosperous cenIn a hurry if you phone 22 for a and the state agriculButler end his wife went alone to ter of mining industry. The copper gressive farmers with cab. head tural colleges will come to a It'e Tonopah, arriving there August 25th. and tin mines employed thousands of NATURAL LITHIA WATER is recommended by phyeiciane. to comCornell at university a meeting alternatives. rich in tonics and They located what is now known as men, paying more than $100,000 per PHONE perfectly free from organic matter, and of the New York REONLY BENEFICIAL the Desert Queen claim, and next the month in wages. Today less than fifty plete the organisation with dssirsd in used bs quantity any May Th Experimenters. State Agricultural are TRANSFER Oddie. ALLEN Burro, which was located for mines throughout the country SULTS. in Stlmson Mrs. Butler herself located the Mlxpah, on sessions begin this evening ' COMPANY. Ita cost within roach of all. working, and only five of these are tomor-roThe hall and will continue through which, although it did not look any full time and paying a profit MiR AI.BERN ALLEN, Representatives of the Unite! better than the others, has proved to St. James Gazette announces that anl of 412 25th St agrlculluit States department Phone 22. he the richest of all. They also located American enterprise and capital within various of agricultural some others and, after remaining a a year will set eevry mine busily professors will address the meeting and IMPORTERS. week or ten days, returned to Belmont working. It says that New York and tell of the successful work accomand reported the result of their trip to Chicago financiers are amalgamating plished by the Ontario Agricultural Oddie, who later succeeded Butler as The Shades the mlnea Into a trust. The ground has simCollege Experimenters' union and district attorney of Nye county. Early Bellbeen completely covered by their surilar organisations existing in Iowa and Arent in ita with the shades we're in October Butler and Oddie, accom- veyors, and it la expected that within shades The Most Comfortable Place to Live in Utah1 ing. A full line of chandeliers, of other western states. panied by Wilse and Brougher, at that a year the whole mining Industry and stand lampa. time county recorder, left Belmont for the country will be within American DEMOCRATS TO DINE. Tonopah with two wagons loaded with handa. ELECTRIC PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8. The Old COMMERCIAL a complete outfit for work. development made COMPANY. Hickory club of Philadelphia has Jack-so- n They began work on the upper end BUFFALO HUMP, IDAHO. its S. STEVENS, Mgr. for STANLEY elaborate arrangements of the Mixpah claim, on one of the Ptioae I4X. Ave. at A body of ore has been struck in the 2279 Washlngtoa be to tonight given day banquet mailer ledges, which contained some caused great has mine that Buffalo and Big Bellevue. Two hundred ulphurets. They all worked hard, Od- excitement in the Hump camp, Idaho, the Hotel have been Issued to invitations fifty corner Adams. die doing the cooking, hauling the wa-t- aays a correspondent. The report Twenty Fourth Democratic leaders throughout the from the wells four miles away, In richness states that the ore is equal EXCELLENT TABLE country, and the club antlclpatea the 3T3T sharpening tools and helping to sink SPLENDID ROOMS. ever before taken out of the to of representative any gathering the shaft. largest now asproperty, and that the company TERMS MODERATE. Democrats of the nation that has In sinking the shaft the first ten feet, has great bodies In sight. The strike sembled in Philadelphia for many about a ton of ore was taken out. thlt is being was made in s cross-cThe Proper Place to Get Your Sunday Dinner. years. Brougher and Oddie sorted and sacked tunnel the of end run at the the ore and hauled it to Belmont, a started 4.000 feet south of the shaft Cured After Suffering 10 Years. distance of fifty miles, over a very It will be remembered that when the & rugh road. From Belmont It wah B. F. Hare, supL Miami Cycle was working before a shaft tor ten mitered luled 100 miles farther to the Tailored Big Buffalo 265 O, feet of Middletown, had been sunk to the depth He .apent nd then it was level, years with dyspepsia. shipped to the smelter. and from that, the for medicine and dollars of Then they came hundreda back, took out another the ore was stoped out and the average without receiving any ton or and from the two loads w.. bottom with doctorsbeneflL He Phone 520-value was $17 per ton. At the ?"! 2620 Vashlnetoa Ave. Buiinesa of Ogdan. and permanent about 8600. which enabled them Tailoring run bad was cross-cexceptionally a of the shaft 1 night while feeling employ a number of- men. The en-- r wide. Twenty-Fift- h I waa about to throw down the evening the ledge here I" sixty feet In the paper item an Street, capital of Butler, Oddle and Ogden, UtaK. paper when I aaw Kodol Dyspeprou6her. with which of merits the regarding they began work, Just One Minuts. mounted to less sia Cure. I concluded to try It and than 325 and this h Cure.glvM ""11 amount was while I had no faith in It I felt better One Minute all that was ever two mem after the second dose. After using mucous ght in frem the outside with which than crohe which tic Wee the better and am stronger bottles I areat Aiizpan group. Sacctuor it Ballard k Rider I have been in years, and I commend g frlenda to my Cure Kodol Dyspepsia Mlwh rrom suffering and acquaintances -stomach trouble." 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