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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY. APRIL IT AH MINES AND MINING radium will disappear SAYS PROFESSOR LONDON, April 18. STAUS FOR FIRST A New Line of WILL Prices $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 al transmutations, of which nobody knows or meaning. the beginning, or end, made by himself and Experiments to tend that It would shcpv prof Soddy vanish 1,150 years and ill disintegrate of rate does The disintegration hence. not depend upon the Quantity existent. It would all vanish, whether It mess, ored a cubic inch or a cubic mile, forming in the process other substances, the only one at present known being helium. abvlous therefore that radium must now be in the course of production. If It had been an original deposit it would have dsappeared long iga It was the merest speculation to dlicusa how it was produced. Nobody knew, but possibly it came from uranIt is ium. Ramsay paid a tribute to Prof. Baskervllle, of the University of North Carolina, who a few years ago announced in New York his discovery of two new elements, carolinlum and He said that he waa a good chemist and a straightforward man, with exceptional opportunities for He did not doubt if Prof. said he had discovered new elements that he had done so. FroL ber-Kllu- m. Bas-kervi- GOLDFIELD lle 8TRIKE OF MUCH IMPORTANCE The many Ogden men interested in in this Goldfield will be interested from the Mining Review: A strike of magnitude, which has keen kept quiet for several days. Is that made recently by Dacy C. Zinn ind associates in their lease on the The strike was made in a and it was at first said that thee feet of the ore averaged $200 per ml What the whole three feet, as far m opened up, will go Is yet a question, but this much is sure: A sample this week showed a value of over $1,220 ftr ton. In spite of the fact that the Most of the ore so far opened up In ths Jumbo has been what is called low Pde," running from $10 to $80 to the ton, there are many who have always contended that there were many shoots of very rich ore In the mine, and this trike seems to strengthen this contention. Cuts and trenches along the Jnmbo ledge show that there are good raluen for 800 feet, and In a trench recently run, which le only four feet In WPth, ore to the value of $20 per ton Jambo. trench vio found. UTAHS PRODUCTION OF ORE AND BULLION the past week nearly 950,000 Pounds of copper bullion was produced by the various Utah smelters. The Highland Boy 802,795 pounds, produced te United States 248,046, and the During Continued BIG CON. EXCLUSIVE Stockholders. At a conference Saturday between Mr. Newhouse and his staff and after stiinates submitted by his engineer had been exhaustively debated, it was decided to construct a railway over which to forward the ores of the Newhouse mines to the big concentrator on the margins of the town of Newhouse, grading for this equipment to be coeval with grading for the San Pedro branch between Frisco and its terminus of the bins of the plant, says the Salt Lake Tribune. An electric railway has been originally projected, said Mr. Newhouse, but in the discussion It developed that the advantages wer overwhelmingly in favor of the locomotive and the decision In Its favor was reached accordingly. The route between the mill and the receiving bins at the mine will span a distance of two miles with a 5 per cent grade, but this will be easily mastered with the Shea machine for mountain climbing. The cost of this equipment, which will afford transportation for those employed underground as well as the wealth dug from It, will not, according to the estimates, exceed $40,000, ths saving by the method reimbursing the short time. Mr. Newhouse, who arrived the prs-loevening from Colorado, brought with him a plat of the town of Newhouse, in which Is depictured the various improvements, beginning with a pretty depot and including hotel and boarding house, club building, theater and school, with dwellings for the employees of the company and a lodge for the laddies who shall constitute a fire department Mr. Dederlchs, the super intendent of construction, who had arrived from camp on the morning train, assures the management that he le ready for his portion of the campaign. The announcement was made by Newhouse during the afternoon that on July 1st the executive branch of his undertaking will pass into the hands of Lafayette Hanchett this relieving him of the responsibilities of the desk and the drudgeries of the interior department and enabling him to get out into the field with Messrs. Betties and Johnson, managers respectively of the reduction works and the mines. Mr. Hanchett Is president of the First National bank of Idaho Springs, Colo., of the Electric Light and Power company there, and manager of the Newhouse Tunnel, which has now penetrated the mineral-bearin- g sone for three miles and from which between 5,000 and 10, 000 tons of ore will be ultimately delivered. With his selection Mr. Newhouse is very much pleased. In us ngham Con. 183,282. McCornlck & SCHAWB INTERESTED reported settlements for ore and IN TONOPAH bolHon 0 aggregating $311,800. Reports are to the effect that the Bew Tampa smelter at Bingham is rapidly getting Into fine shape and iraating over 150 tons of ore daily, bile the Utah Copper company Is racing some excellent concentrates rom biff plant at Bingham to the American smelter. Well known min " men are of the opinion that Utahs Auction of copper bullion will soon fXfWl1 .000,000 pounds a month. MINE3 The western trip of Charles M, Schwab and party, who passed through Ogden last week. Is for the purpose of inspecting mining properties at Tono-pa- h, Nev. Schwab is one of the Flttsburgers who have invested about $1,000,000 In the camp. Among those Interested are Robert C. C. Hall, President Wi, E. Corey of the United States Steel Corporation, various officials of the Carnegie DAM0NDS FOUND Steel company and Richard R. Brown, the following ON UPPER YUKON They have Incorporated Bobtail, Golden mining companies: Anchor, Menvlr group, Tonopah ExTACOMA. Wash., April 18. The up Yukon valley is rich in diamonds, tension and Red Rock. nbIe an sapphires,according to Wll-"r- a WORRIED Foster, a mining expert of Daw SHAREHOLDERS DALY-WES- T SLUMP OVER "to, who has found thousands of fine Jntata of every description In ths st Local stockholders in the Daly-Werd of ptarmigan and grouse, continued the at worried aiy of the crystals are as clAr as are much shares of that billed water. drop In the price of the advanced reasons the Among JWlson has discovered numerous company. ore bodies high-grathe Is that containing garnets and topaa. here knowledge that these crystals are in the mine are rapidly being exhaustwhile the weekly produclated with diamonds In other ed and that has encouraged him in his tion continues about as usual, its value less. One shareholder here for the Precious stones. He has Is much one reason for eCte fflards of nearly 500 na stated yesterday that live one of the was that drop flu,01, fln51n crystals as stated, in the quick a director of and stockholders WA diamond largest the company recently disposed of nearhis holdings on the Boston marexpeditions leave Dawson this ly all I Daly-Weshipments fori the t0 Pro""t op Precious stones ked In tn to 2,523.000 pounds. muntalns where wild fowl week amounted lbou The ruby and sapphire mines tow "il fresh 'n wor,ed In All kinds of garden seeds: Montana were diiPQv by Prospectors who found stock; western grown. Save money by ln th H'aaorda of Montana buying In bulk of Skeen A Co., $52 blu Zm irnuse. street. Twenty-fourt- h de !? st krred HATS NO-NA- st The 1lutinum nuggets are by no means rarity, that is In the sense unusual sixeThe largest lumps of platinum ever found were mined In the Russian platinum deposits und the one exhibited in the celebrated Russian Demi-domineral collection is by far the greatest mass of platinum ever discovered. It weights 22 pounds and that It has been preserved for exhibition purposes is a source for congratulation. Another nugget weighed 11.57 pounds, troy, and from the Ural deposits nuggets varying from a fraction of an ounce up to several pounds have been extracted from time to time. The latest large one found was in 1901, It weighed 4H pounds. The museum at Madrid, Spain, possesses ln its mineral collection a platinum nugget from Condoto, South America, weighing a trifle over two pounds and Is the greatest of the Colombia South American platinum masses. The museum at Ber lin, Germany, owns a platinum lump weighing 1,088 grains, and the British museum one weighing 1,000 grains. The public mineral collections of the Unltea States exhibit platinum in grains, but no nuggets worthy of mention. There are exhibited in the Demidoff a few small specimens of crystallized platinum nuggets and which because of their extreme rarity are most valuable, the metal very seldom taking crystal form. Human Eye - ff 1- -2 EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR Z. C. M. I. AGENTS FOR Shares Drop in Daly-WeIs Giving Much Worriment to company Hats No-Na- me Ami now to lc kumi in our windows. Tho latent shapes ami styles. An interview William Ramsay, in itb Prof. Sir as declaring hUl, he ls represented radium instead of being u pilme-vmbstance which has been slowly disintegrating since the world began, FROM MINES TO THE of matter, H merely a temporary phase CENTRATOR. In a series of point resting unstable in 3 1901. SPRING MATS AND ADJOINING DIVIDENDS RAMSAY IS, r DOC NO-NA- 21 DOC Your Hat a wonder. It is about the most delicate, sensitive thing In the world, and yet it is subjected to all sorts of severe tests, poor print, strong light, late hours and over work. If your eyes trouble you, eoine in and let me make careful, scientific examination free of charge. Dont delay. Every day the trouble will get worse. Is Dr. U. V. WIthee, prominently connected with the La Plata Mining company, and various local enterprises, has returned from a two months honey- Alexander brand of stiff and soft hats UTTER C. P. an ultrafaih-ionib- le hats in ths latest blocks. They an tast color SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. Office in Jesse J. Driver's Drug Store. -- Lit us clean and repair your last year's Han Electric Or, better (till, let ue sell yon n new one. hats. They don't cost $4 Those Lite Men and Phone Washington but theyn bit ss good. every Longley, Low Sc Alexander gloves and caps, too. COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO. STAN S. STEVENS, Manager. 2279 g shape-holdin- 514-- X PUTNAH CLOTHINO HOUSE 2345 Wash. Ave. Fresh Fish and Oysters Received Every Day. DOC James Ballard S81 Buy this $2.75 Assortment Edgar Jones 838 25th 8traat Tolophono 124 rand $o your cholera near Los Angeles. Attorney A. E. Pratt is organizing a moon J w DOC TwantyFonrih Phone U7.k. Streal, froa MINING NOTES. Longley, Low & Natures Nector If you have a tired and languid feeling and lack of ambition those warm days, drink MAGAZINE $1.00 company to operate six finely located claims in the Grand Encampment die For a Whole Year ! trlct, Wyoming. Some well known Ogden! tes are Ths Cbxczxzzoaxd Assoktmcxt Coxsists or: awaiting with Interest the final con- 2 pekgs. Ralston Breakfast Food, at 15a. .50c seeks Purine Health Flour, at 85c... .70c summation of the plans of Senator A, 21 10c package 10c Ralston Health Crlep 10c B. Lewis In regard to his Monarch 11 10c package Rail ton Cereal Coffee 15e 15c package Ralston Health Gelatine 15c company. It Is expected that various 15c package Ralston Health Oate 2 50c cans Ralston Baking Powder owned in Beaver 1 15c by county 15c properties package Purina Pancake Flour 25e sack Ralston Kornkins local capital will be included In the 11 25c 15e Ralston Hominy Grits lac FREE lb 12-l- b X lb LITHIA WATER. Its natural carbonic acid gaa and Alkalina Carbonates will put new life in the blood aid your digestion and giva you a general sense of well-bein- g. package deal (2.751 The Oasis Gold and Copper Mining This assortment contains ths letters company has been organized to operate in Bingham. M. S. Browning is pres) spoiling tho words Send tho coupons to tho Ralsdent and John T. White, ton Purina company, 8L Louis, MisMagasouri, and your favorite bo sent to your homo Froo will zine The Property Called Health Runs down or improves, Just depends for a Whole Year. on how It Is cared for. It is the most valuable property we have, and should receive the most consideration. It helps you ln business, helps good looks, hepls make friends, helps get situations and helps you hold them, and always makes happiness. Property To attend dances or like this, at the first indication of beout of be looked should theaters or to catch ing repair, after and a remedy applied at once. train in hurry If you There are any number of signs that number-ph- ono remember ths show repairs are needed. Bilious F. J. KIESEL COMPANY Agents vice-preside- nt $1-0- 0 Riverdale and Phoenix. lie sure to keep your (lour bin or other receptacle well filled with a fine article; namely,, A bountiful supply of the RIVERDALE OR PHOENIX Brand. Flour enters Into so many things eatable aside from bread that you should ever have on hand a good supply. Its no secret that RIVERDALE OR PHOENIX Flour is as reliable as It Is good, Its spells, indigestion, dyspepsia, belching, dizziness, sick headache, sallow com plexlon, pimples and liver spots on the face, a drowsy feeling after meals, sour These symptoms all stomach, etc. show loss of health. The Wallace Drug Co. will sell you for 25c a box of Dr. Gunns Improved Liver Pills, a sure cure for all these diseases. ALLEN TRANSFER Phone 22. 25th SL 412 SAVE quarters. THE DESERET. Mrs. L B. Pratt and Mrs. A. H. Blr rell. Props., 1623 Missouri avenue, St Louis. Tha management of the Journal will consider It a favor If subscribers will of report promptly any papers. Telephone 664. non-delive- ry GOOD, CLEAN COAL-A- NY -LY Sole Agents for 1S-- X OR 18-- Steam Laundry, 'Phono 174. OPP. 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