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Show Grass Water Roots Costing for Gold Will Prepare Operators terests $1.50 a Barrel i Manhattan, horism Nev., that it the past . ten 80 tons average days : ap- be born| 15.-The better . : ; lucky than rich was than in the emplified Golden, operating on hattan Jumping Jack ae for at to His fay plans as the by Profits of Industry. | EAST FORECASTS as Gathering of moving drama and to be the | parts, fi by ; him I< S upply upply. Ss as Cop a s ner more i a ividual . ji ue citizen ; ort aD of Sssential i arth's of Gold i te rtant America in- ace than a0 most ; rin' pet ‘ ie : eppeeed | toy other metal that is mined at presnever better @X-J]jn (he diggings of Utah has progressed, | ‘ it I PR nod ' ( "arre nthe > irre " wae ‘ Ss ' the}.. Heinze, Augustus r issigned person of Lessee a block of Man-) ¢ourageous miner,» than whom there) ~ ee rork : Af i Iv ground. Within! nye been none more prominent in} n coppet a 1 making ane Ped Golden has - shipped | fore¢ing of ore (1,450 sacks) having an} an gold grade of $260'to the ton ean the resources of Montana to expression that exceeds the most id predictions of. the ploncér of| n of economic | probability ca question and of the eleecrrifeation gerue "| : of ; ue the : petaewe fe timated to run well into the six flg-|j, yeignboring camps, Mr. Heinze ab-| pet industry, whether they know it o1 ures, and is on par with other sue-) sajned trom anything like a peak-j not, and every time a new mine Js cessful mining ventures he has made] jng part" while in this neck of the} opened up in the copper orld it in the Manhattan mining district woods, and to that policy adhered toj/means a step forward to the luxurWith the pese'ne of the Goldeniihe hour that he flagged the train,|jious simple Ue which is bound to lease, the entire Jumping Jack estate] with an ‘upper the best that the} prevail whe electricity becomes a is under the direct control of the ownhouse of Pullman afforded But he} common ner ih ee ing company, and all work being done} gjan't complain > has spent too Nd Italy is fast awaking from the is on company account A -VigCTOUS|] pany nights the battleground of|lethargy of age and is building faccampaign of development has been in-| Montana litigation. with naught but an | toric tnd eleetrie railroad augurated and ts being facilitated With | ane x for a pillow to worry ever an Austria is rousing itself to the. ima full complement of miners and a inconve nience so slight as that. portance and necessity of greater agriplant of hoisting machinery capable ‘he eve of his aeparture was de-|cultural and manufacturing develop- of lifting the gold-laden» ores manager from} of the yoted by him to a heart-fo-heart the members of his reports on things he es- with} ment cabinet, and has-acquired, with! and} And Switzerland, Belgium and Holland ward with an energy Denmark, are striding forthat astonishes tate, estimates that the company will things that have been poked at him,}every observant America) Bngland realize $10,000 a month for an in-| he sought his home in Butte to think|trade and manufacturing industry ha definite period as a direct result oOf}them over. visit to which the gos-|) never been so great, while the wealth ores hoisted from. ground hitherto, sips and the ah ee attached the|}and prosperity of France excites the worked by the lessees, and anticipates most significance, perhaps. was that envy of Eurepe and the admiration a further income the company Of! made him during fe day by Elmer B.|/of the world The economic, the fin$25,000 a a from the high grade} jones, the lawyer, promoter. and the}aneial and the industrial condition of quartz xpects to mine in the€/}/jan who recently shelled out $25,000] France excels that of any other na- main workings on the*opposite end of! i JUTAP DS Jack claim. At the fo er point he is.cross-cutting for the} Union No. 9 and Stray Dog ledges at a] depth of 150 feet, and that, they for the Annandale claim on the zone|tion, and everywhere you see progress at Tintic, accompanied by Frank P.|there you see electricity. Sywindler, former manager of the gold; pearing mines at. De Lamar. Of course Prance Wants Our Securities. are}{he pot far distant is evidenced by the] minerafized character of the rock naw being penetrated. Both of these leads ped ao Segre On on abaT ers and:Stray: Dog ground, and that they wit yleld substantial gold returns to the Jumping Jack company is reasonably assured, sacking In the of the feature a Daily interim, pay in to the cracks sacking connection with at the old turns from point meet had behind the Mr. big White much doin's Seems With Mr. Heinze, the Bingham Con, Feature. prior mind-re rae to put space is too valuable and ploitation might not meet with proval of.those who have their conjecture his lips is finding |that From fleld, Pleased. whose left shook the enormous surplus its ex-]or France Rus sia ecured the ap-| billions of e'ss , should-| But. Russia.is no longer interest entirely hands at and in the wealth a ded al of valth enticinc an near future south ‘African » to try American loeation at surface of in width which presents Rosenstann, the met Hl the train for the Eas elged electrical and copper r securities. I met recently: the president of a visibly pleased with the things that have happened since his arrival in the} Wes It Is understood that Mr. White} great combination of French railroads and he told e that in twenty years there would not be a steam locomo- edge 20) mineral} will he appeal to those in whose has been exerting himself indications of exceptional promise.|they, Grass-root assays across six feet of the|along ri Dh on average The ake valuee 5 ledge fifty-five point ra enure of $10 was beeen nth ‘toot Roca y- o waade coe ele to distant shatt, and the] has encountered c fect me in deposit per ton from at it a by und perhaps, have been - cruising the shores of the Atlantic and| of reach 4n)scheduled of himself inland heat. j to return 1s|may. from, the ey iS| be relied on to take. Enormous sayings will be made economy js the prime goddess of |the_French people. Indeed, the transformation from steam to electric pow- has/er on in the au-|eoming coming NMeanwhile i j ir Managing Director MacVichie, with Genmrai Manager. Charlcs the} a crosscut ~-pe tps eect ont behalf while care of ee all all the f faster : Great is that railroads in than in any Europe is American ae Profits Must < Come. whieh is turning Interests in the field, while the bigger|tention of. European investors undertaking will advance as planned.| great ,profits that must come the at- to the from 7. the copper mines of the new tahaneted intersected, mad ould: provedbe-inup WORK -_---- AT TUSCA Burope's eopper deposits are world being wie the next ten day x deta deosepsiie ie ails a. out e Buropean output the same time that cross-cutting 200-G0R00 : \: : of pia copper is about 200,000,000 pounds Is in vogue at the fifty-foot level since U. J. Maybam Passes Through After |or about the same as it was fifty ing is going the shaft and will : rs . ec arl alone continue untilona inantl {100.16 Visit to Gold Camp. yearsae age Germany is te now ; : De 2 leet ts eating up yearly over twice that gained, when & station is to be cut Duke: Mavhater -who..Induced ,thelormount vin fact,-Italy cam now. con- » and a series of laterals run out. While|Salt Lake crowd to part with the connot in the vein system proper, the rock|trol of the Dexter-Tuscarora holdings hoisted has an average value of $8 at Tuscarora, Nev., eame jin from that sold.jo ape ae a characteristic whieh|gold-bearing camp yesterday morning) i 8 at the acreage is well min-|and after a few hours at the Iknuts-} pitas Work Lessees gravel at for i for : Placer surface placer gold tord Gold. are P. working and are A. e the : doing which hy McKenzie ora, . Ata signe Re 5% led his, : v~anied ' 2 in isc Oa : Ol | tirely ths & aumecall tha copper' that. Burope. can produce Germany: and. Brance nlone consume ; more copper than urope, Agia Africa South.. America ant Australia can produce In fact, in- by | dustrial) - A) Europe is dependent of .Americs a ‘Thirty, for on 2 years actually the 7 its .ago and United en- States > copper supply. thete was not & so with profit rere fis ihnndloxn of the company which was) pound of electrolytic copper made' in of primitive apparatis and the tant organized in. this city and operated | America. Copper sulphide ores had to that water costs the 31.50).a barrel. for some time, are showing Mr. May-|be shipped to England and Germany The auriferous Sutter a rnie ss 2 1 ham is said to be quite well satisfied |for reduction and retining This year out pretty mueh all ere th ete and that the undertaking will be car-|of 1906 wil see about 800,000,000 and at points in the pt treer its a *lried out as projected. there is every | pounds of electrolytic copper produced richmen particularly Pe saos ba thing to indicate at this hour. In An and its value will be about This condition, together with fiat wera: The camp sinee his appearance on $150,000,000 Add the lake copper to encouraging assays obtained from. the the country formation being penetrated by the shaft, leads. the manag believe that high ere ade ae as i be found to extend over al : wi at depth ENGLER aT eA Since the recent discovery..of-the| twenty-foot ledge, likewise bec development is sated and the energetic methods) ye DOING yw: St t : The BIG FENG re a THE Sa COMSTOCK Ms be seen that America ‘ Neveda-Rockland to San Brancisco, his Wes very. balion nice. little clean \up from the Millions to Purope. . . -- See e RuaTO Oe Amiri t eur . . ‘ ae BOMINE 19 e0Ns yy oe ty Oe NSO RDS :Pive Stamps (oiay - Made to}yearly to Europe, and the United Accomplish in the West. States will be consuming at the rate Ane hipped exchange at. $5,321-a. " Balances on Hand Reported by various © anices " = Various Se ae Operating. it will Send THINGS. mine.) littke Oh eat ley 100-foot the wentant , shipping | Lyon county, is proving to-be a valu grade is located on the level above, it able producer. The first of this wee ae ey prevail below and af-|og 4-9 pounds of bullion from a ore arge are; rr . 7 : 0 a large area of S stoping ground. Gals Fa wae : PrOu EEN 19 Fete ton ON this and that have ever characterized his. en| DI ducing. copper atthe rate o deavors were introduced, has. been |$200,000,000 a year Europe has to aroused to new life, and promises at}have balf this copper, no matter this time to repeat a portion of a re-| whether it pays 10 cents or 25 centsa cord. at least, that astonished the} pound It is mS necessary to its in¥°" dustrial life as coal or iron. be- ing prosecuted with even greater optimism by the managements as the opinion prevails that a pay crack willl be found when the welt 1s. intersected} t the 50-foot ley aT edge 1 to. scene a fivesstagn Says é yeyesto wad mill ivan ae Ate 8 nine exceedingly well a le and development work is in less of $250.000,000 worth of copper itself of industry captains the js how pyar gre , ind + ok le ulate é ‘ bronze.:and authorities so Sri the mtstentane ‘were of the hecoming cee oO demands ere ass, copper, F and Ameri- is the only country Fiasiy Pie : he marvellously tal looking | world t seentifie for tar that can It increased would bede- a industrial copper to go beyond 20 Were it to do so i consumption and the : The bon: s on the old Comstock |gressing as rapidly as p ible, and) world's progress ut nless Some Lode, voutinte {fo d& business at the |ore being extracted The company is reat new copper deposits are discovold stand, and to report fter dis-|} much pleased with the showing In the | ered and made producers we. shall charging the pay roll, with a dollar in|mine, and contemplates adding large-|paye a copper famine within the next their stocking Balances were ye-|ly to the Sea ported as ee by the companies at|}near the last report, the companies whose names are OE hen with a * collecting assess ite Caledonia, $1,295.14 with June expenses partly paid facilities in the very futt GOVT and |three years Copper mining ane capper development and copper Sciahinn is therefore of par aap ynt importance is fully as necessary as renle nishing the rr ren INTO OSCEOLA. Po f world Geeta ‘of gold. Gold and cop- $717 to be collected on account of as-|Cripple Creek Man Saw Chunks of per are the two commodities that our sessment; *Belcher, $132.12, with inOre Valued at $7,000. complicated present-day. civilization debtedness of SEent *Challenge Con... fase Nine ey ae needs, and Buropean merchants. and $2:450,72;-*C imperial. $352:21. In the developmen PLOEP | statesmen see this more clearly than *Crown Paint. $2,937.72. with - $2,577.17 onfidence, | Osceola and Black Lar Nex ae June a Se part ede seeryy L Gep: Iipp ok Tee, eae a > quae syndicate IAC- paid; Hale & Norcross, indebtedness of $2.500. $407.57, with June exThe |°*D@'° aaa fey Saree - ae a Id > .-pR penses are unpaid and a bullion clean- ne bite on his return {rom "é 2S Says: pis to be received; *Overman. iQuceniaclhs : 3 $2,808.03, with June expenses partly Osceola has been famous for paid: Seg Belcher, . $104.59; Ophir, | ears as a placer district and $42,739.88; *Savage. da ak 15; ae $2,591.43; "Sierra Nevada, $1,3 ith indebtedness of $3,861.20; Geos Con. ayn $1,064.1 ; : rroduced about $7,900,000 in gold. Amerieans G.; on ery. 25 has At A 10 37K A. R. a Tbe mines 8 teat is duplicated very| we Horse an Ban are the most famous In| limit stopovers Jews Have No Cemetery. they couk | First Location. Mr. Mueller declares that the land commissioner ruled that this ground was a government commen Tle states that he and Gus Niekle located the zround twelve years ago, but that since that time the mine has been thandoned Recently be made the re-location which is causing so much comment ind Protee Mueller is a_ realistic person, <aloonkeeper, and one o Butte''s we althy citizens He does not propose to let sentiment interfere with his fight for fortune MOVEMENT OF Agencies METALS. Disappointed Fatl to Earth, BUILDING i With MANY Which of to Nevada MI LLS. KReduc « G specia BOTH "PHONES 3190. that neighborhood, and the former Is|at Midland ticket offlee 77 West Secwith possessing sixteen feetuf|ond South for itinerary and illusCall 2190, cither "phone, to get The|© credited oer which runs aroun $250 pe on trated books of the trip. Through obInter-Mountain Republican, any de- The Cripple Creek man saw chur S.AKe rvation Pullman cars and diners. , of gold worth $5,000 to $7,000 pt Finest scenery. partment, advertising or circulation the Ores Camps. The era of mill building has set in, writes a correSpondent on the Nevada CaAnips The bip 100-stamp mill at Miler's near Tonopah is almost completed The Tonopah Mining company has given an order for a. 60ftamp mill at the same place, and a eyanide mill of 150 tons capacity .is also building at Miller's. Ri the railroad track the new 500-ton s Western Ore Reduction company, sampled and purwhere all ores are chased at the same«price distant as smelter cities and payment made within 24 hours Three mills are in course ef erection at Manhattan, and the Origi nal Round Mountain company is puttin g up a mill discovered on a property which was Goldfield less an a mon a mills and ready has half dozen syndicate guring on a ! arge for All the mil Is here ; overflowing and not much more half the production is betn ge handled The Sehwab interests are at yout to put up @ rae eee mill at Bu llfrog, and © go up at Las é > itll ee te > promi sed with treern Nevada ill come along mendous ieee this fall Big Mine TO STAR Being Unwatéred sume This to Tte- Week By July 20 the Frisco mine at Gem, Idaho, will be working-full blast again At that time the corfipans will begin inking a 200-foot shaft from its 2,000-foot level and before Frisco, long, dormant, will long the be once more on a dividend paying basis, says a Spokane publication. On Feb. ot this year the erst at undertaking of unand Pan ie the mine was begun ) big has charge today Ed Elrenberg, who of the apparatus, said that t hree weeks The water more will finish the work. STRIKE IT. Ago, " 4 Ore Months $1,500 Story. Withheld the ago Past Dignowity Going oft an several After mineral-bearing months within region of Nevada, Cc. L. Dignowity, been promifigure has e ver of the West, renent in the diggings and is under turned to town yesterday the Holmes of Gus With interests few Dignowity very days. Tlowever, he is upon his resouces, hours here will leave for Retained Bingham Talent. ¥. C Gardiner, fermerly of Bingham. Utah, has been appointed superintendent of the Dominion Copper eompany's mines in the Boundary oe anager Drummond, who formerly as superintendent, will now give his SKeantiat to the SHAS ment of the mines exclusively, s: a dispatch from Gre sD Forks, B. Utahns on Gold Hill, material for the mill which is The in Gold Hill by Joseph being Deitrich Lake capitalists ts its way the property from the says the Virginia City Chronicle. plant is to be hastened to pletion, and wit employed ore reduction of large tonnages of that have been neglected since the boom in that region Afining Notes. from S. Pheby of Ely, came in the Nevada copper eamp during for the boom that must follow. the for the boome that much follow the construction Of the big plants and the army of pers for which employ- and Second & CO. Brokers, South Street, SALT LAKH CITY. Orders Promptly Executed 1 Btocka, da, Cotton, Saag a Provisions. Private lease wir OG AND ©BRYAN, win Locan anb Sew CorYork -k Exchange, New Yor otton | | Stars nie, Boston Stock Exchange, | agro Boa of Trade. e \sCheng prominent Utah Mining e llock now and ] | member | } -_ == FOR PARIS PARIS SHORTLY SHORTLY | |!-S22cnse DOMHD. CF TRADE LEAVES AVES FOR rir Girl ment must be afforded : tt 1 in € Case Danghter, of is and Mrs. "Tom" Taggart's Bs Intimate JOHN Friend ey two Taggart girls came to Devoted weeks in then Ade had Indiana, in his land, he hadhad whieh CG. But he and few told Salt Booth pearl necklace from his it on the peasant gift to her Miss Taggart Draws J. girl Z t YOUNG eame within his own ob- nee was walking Fuller said on ‘ine street Mr. Jenkins aw him slip and fall to the him. to When.L a ssisted walk. he told me sprained that he had who attended ‘Mr. Jenkins has angle, due to a fall will be laid up sprained in meen for some tin last "Mr. nee could not attend night's meeting the carpenters' union. The president convening the meeting expressed regret that Mr Jenkins could slipped. and spraining one er's, Weekly not attend, fallen of his as he had in Vine street, ankles."'"-Harp- is eS for +. H. P. ee s Cashier Cashier Clark, rea. AN Cashier, ACCOUNT i WITH Commercial National J. in J. Daly, A. H. W. Vice-Prensidents. Peabody, SALT LAKE 118 Geo. A. Bank. P. Noble, Cashier, TRANSFER W. Sims, Asa't. Second RES Phonea 254 Mgr- -- ae ‘9 ; Wah head : Leading Ss » Wusic Slouse 109-11-13 South Main Street, his SALT a LAKE ; % CITY. Well. Lucy Taggart and Mrs. Booth. Tarkington have been friends since they wore short dre "pigtails" down their backs rs. Tarkington was Louise Fletcher, quuchter of Stoughton Fletcher, the Indianapolis banker, and a member of one the oldest families in the West. The Taggarts have four daughters, Lucy being the oldest and the most talented. She draws very well and last Winter designed a book cover for one of the magazines. She is. tall and Slender with very fair complexion and pretty brown hair, thoroughly refined ind highly educated Booth Tarkington, after being vigorously courted by some of the most be eu and experienced women in sy w York on and off the stage, went mack to his home town for a wife, and ie would not surprise any one if George Ade should do the same thing Ade and Tarkington have been chums since both belonged to the Sigma Chi fraternity boys at Purdue university Lafayette, and it is well known that nothing would please Mrs Booth Tarkington more than to have her chum become the wife of her husband's chun work CO. South, -- When going East why not enjoy yourself ‘| eg will if you You THE CENTRAL It don't travel over ILLINOIS cost RAILROAD any more REISER The best of eervice between Omaha, Chicago, Minneapolis Chica Stic, o, St. Louts Se ee New Serle ans southern and¢ For full ciara call and al ie southeastern points, information and Uteron or writ on and shad hung in accord, yut men fogether saddles with th © utmost on this particular looked up te see of his companion moment he was alone with No shout could avail. From the street looked he snoozits web. roofs and chimneys of the houses seemed to be level with the ground High up in the loneliness of the empty air le Was alone with a madman. The man kept his wits about him sed some cheerful tT remark The madman only grinned ade him look that sooner ge t be an themselves, The madmar and. announces that they would get below in double quick for that he was to Rong jump the steeple with his fr lend in arms The other laughed as i jest, and turned to~his: w he began. pushing with his the steeple to -get a saddle; he meant to grab t he madman End hold him. till he ‘Ip can 1 ' madman was » J. A. FOLEY Commercial Agent 76 West eves Second Salt Lake South City, Street, Utah. WE MAKE TRAVEL EASY 5TRAINS DAILYS and COLORADO TO CITY, ST. JOE, CHICAGO. GALVESTON, EL PASO, OITy were swung in the dizzy aly er the unconscious « ity By something of a miracle +m an found ais hands elutehing at h & tool box a he swufg» back His hands closed or a wrench. grab bed j t, upward thrust with his strangled body and caught the madman blow across the breathing. quietly lowered his uncenscious mate to elow,-Strand Magazine. the Broun KANSAS OF MEXIco, Ask Me About WALA : Reducea eS T. & &. BF. sas : F. WARREN, Balt Laks cig: 411 Dool ¥ blik., Utah, oe Rent, oF Asst. Coegrif, taken as Boxes «ei ta Ves MYL. . REPORTER is one thing you must remember above everything else,' said the city of a St. Louis paper to a "and that is, tell in what your the words, give is about-in substance at once Then follow with a recital of the facts, and conclude interwe we with the people conway That is the only orderly story." of writing oak close new man attention lesson. of which he handed in that night a reading as follows Jenkins, a carpenter, slipped and fell in Vine ¢ yesterday and sprained his ankle along "Mr feet Vine street fell, Slipped from one ankles spraining reporter he said "When along Vine street was feet slipped when in some heavily tell from under me spraining of my te sidewalk, Bi: OPEN an BRIGHT Deposit Younes KB. and friends wife's Utah. $250,000.00 Bdgear 4 big villa outside of Paris, near St Germain, where they live in style with] eight servants and a chauffeur to run their big automobile and they Aave| urreunded themselve ith a crowd of interesting dramatic and. literary peopl i soon aS one house party breaks up anothe1 one has begun and Tarkington is earning in. Paris the reputation he made in Rome of "the Sexertten prince,' given to him by an Italian peasant girl when ie took and put wedding City, G.: Ss. His: 2d. Ww Seeds es President Moses Thateher ...... Vice-President Out in Kent- have Lake $500,000.00 Safety he wanted to more Indiana Tarkingtons DEPOSTVORY. {Surplus Paris he would be back soon Lucy Taggart and her sister meanwhile took a trip over to London in the height of the season, and then announced their plan to return to Paris. ‘he S. Eu-|Capltal together his STOOKS. NATIONAL H.-S, at BONDS - a surplus otduring$67,000/1 orden tiapad hi bsence in Europe, exchange it for a farm: Paris SUGAK DESERET Lover. to go hon father's bank AND Grade Investment Securtles Bought and Soild. Sones TE t. 36 Main Bt. Both All went to Paris in the spring to meet George Ade, who had been with them in Capri and in) Rome, and Ade's devotion to Lucy Taggart was the talk of the American anions They were several 1893.) BTOCKS AND IR., BANKER BANK =. SOB Jast tie with the Tarkingms, and spent the winter with roa at the villa in Capri of the artist Vedded, going later with them to dosnt tobe withyMrs.. Tarkington..when: her] first baby was born. Ade CUTLER, (Established Paris ly George Ade has written ‘to frie it here that he expects to be in Paris again in a short time As Miss Lucy ‘Laggart ot Indianapolis, daughter of ‘homas" irt chairman of the Democratic national committee, will come to See to pend the summer with Mr, and Mr: Booth Tarkington, Dame Rumor | again busy in declaring that Ade is betrothed ta Miss Taggart The two have seen a great deal of one another in the last year, and last winter the report was currrent in Rome that Ade expected to marry the daughter of the genial aes Taggart The C. INVESTMENT Tarkington. he management of the = Sacramento is preparing for the shipment of another of quicksilver from its retorts this to be followed by announcement of the August Glistributton f manager of rker, general the ' Colorado Southern railway, with general offices in Jenyer, came in trom Tonopah and Goldfield yesterCOURAGE, MALE AND FEMALE day, after inquiring ne his bhai cle in those camps { former Stories Showing © Cee has extensive ep otdings in the Tonopah Bravery Sxtension, at the latter in the Fler or Men and Wom enee, which has een ye of the b Women display courage in thei camp's most sensational a rflormers. own incomparable fashion. Typica em B. Abercrombie, man: ging of woman's method of encountering of the Majestic of Beay rector danger is the story of the woman who ty, and the New England observed as she was concluding her the has returned from toilet for the night the presence of a properties, inspection of the burglar under her bed. Without letat the Knutsford ting the man know that she had permining Williams, a prominent ceived him, this woman quietly put on of Sonera, Mexico, the city her dressing gown and knelt dewn conferring with again interests the bedside to say her prayers She John A. Kirby, prayed aloud. She made her own persolidated Flagstaff! of Alta, sonal interecessions to heaven, and to up for ‘Tonopah morrow then prayed for all poor sinners living the Montanahis administration with in the darkness of estrangement from Tonopah company. God, "particularly this uphappy man lying under my bed, meditating the wickedness of stealing and perhaps of murder This Woman saved the ( He Followed the City Editor's Advice ‘ c ot : imagin jagine a worse situation een tuati than that ef a certain steeplejack to the Letter, who found himself one day at the top of William the Kansas Allen White, a church steeple hie a madman grineditor, in troubles of ning Into his e) 1© madman editor a city green rehis mate soth porters, an amusing Er and LAKERS City, Nes Salt. Lake seven miles Como, fourteen miles The ledge uncoverfrom Carson City assays ed is four feet in width and vield from $16 to $1,500 This ledge they discovered four months ago, but kept their discovery until ciaims were perfected told about the streets The re-is a place, and claims are all around the original find ose is ; to the old Hereule wt profitably many years was worked and of New York comThe Coyomercial says: metals ma rket menting on the stimulate they eould In the hope that the buying moveme nt among both domestic and Burepean consumers, who had covered the bulk of their requirements well ahead and were therefore very sparing in their purchases, the leading domestic producers of refined copper lowered their prices on all grades one-eighth cent per pound last week These producing interests and their selling agencies, however, were doomed to disappointment, for home and foreign melters did not augment their purehases, notwithstanding the tempting figures at which the metal was offered, and transactions in elec> and casting ers ides were proinpt small lots for spot ; deliveries. ° Thee lectrolytie at ‘4c, officially quoted grades at at %c and casting while for for such shipments, prices forward deliveries even lower prevailec the desilliberal supplies of verized grade of pig Jead and a fallinf most Jocal off In the demand induced dealers to lower per pound last 75-to 6.80.'. per consumers bought COs a he lower figures. tinued to hold their settling prices on calling for nearoutstanding contracts Wests by shipments from the 5.75 for the desilverized grade and at $5.85 for corroding grade Ordinary brands of soft Missourt lead were quiet but well maintained in St. Louis, being advanced 5 points last Friday to $5.85 per pound, while ehoice ane 1 chemical brands brought slightly higher figures The soft Spanish grade registered a net decline of 5s in the London market, closing in that center at 16 pounds 10s, Ww ile, the soft aoe oe grade. re corded a net decline of 2 6d by closing at 16 pounds gis 6 FRISCO Midland. Make your berth reservalions now with Commander Sleater 167 South West Temple. Call throw to he the ground is supposed Railproperty of the Northern re veifie way company, and was give n by courvarious to the tesy of the company burying denominations desiring grounds EXCURSION, tH Minneapolis and Return, $35.90. geo pee On sale Aug. Sth Aa segs Long Discovered But The Jewish eemetery h As been comand eation pletely enveloped by the noe now have technically he Jews cemetery toTews about town are indignant ha ive been day, and ve > protests made Fens the Mae Be. Bos Black Horse Lesher took $80 as5says|peadquarters train Tiki Salt Lake oe nc amide So aot oaks: ‘and August 9th via the Seenie Colorado says sh edro driven in from the Service The ating SALT nl fat W. ue will ommon @ e Taggart. in storm hz scrilegious "slake soll mat the Mt) Moriah W. A. Clark tot Predictions gilt- preving up the entire acre goes i. ast for the purpose of arranging] tjye jn France, that clectricity would One of the important developments a meeting at which all those who are|pe generated at the mouths of the of recent date on the property of the] identified. with his company. are tolgyafts of coal mines and that every Indian Camp Manhattan company is| gather, ef and to compile a report that|..; e Sear ie vee : Ki ! é I atl railroad car would be propelled therethe feet Sentiment Inthuence MARRY? aaa ial Plans ‘ Selling and Australian mining ‘eis a eral. ten- noon That No Itis ecuring this season is gone, and be turned into placer digging propric Herman Mueller, tor saloon, declares th at ihe AM gilt- edged Ameriean. securities will find there a ready market... French inyestors have bec a badly. bitten "through London sstment,..especially..in iN} to] so far as an-admission from] needed, President White ef company is a daily and, with 8. SS, operations | buyer, boarded Golden lease, and the reshipments made from that all expenses et to] urge Have on the of Not alone this, but he has trane ferred | that state, left for the north last re ad t ; seit Ln 7 Oe . Oo one ic to ceoking of ieds here eee unde rtaking his when his holding to the Jumping Jack com-j/to return disappoint-| ¢ ectricity. re it require consider-| shall substantial for a very pany : : aN ; ment of those who had relied on him Eivery individual in America is conation. Golden's total clean-up is es-| a. EV AEAgois UNO anchisy PDServEal One ie chedin'\the-developident-of ‘the cop great depth. J. D. Campbell, Says Keeper Will Bankers TO ORE. O'FARRELL| cemeters. Repleninshing as | enacted the Keplenishing In- Boston-MacVichie and Charles in the Saddle. July is eo Attracted MUCH Reppgsen Discovery Coeur d'Ale Big he Wire eer the With PRES. | Investors UNCOVERED Another or cal Private JAS. A. POLLOCK N j Gossipj Links His| Name to That}]| . of Miss Lucy North Fork Consolidated, operproperties adjoining the Snowmines in the Coeur d'Alene dishas aincovered a strong ledge according to a message from north More than 40 feet of the vein has already been uncovered and neither the foot nor the hanging wall The has been JoJewish cémetery has yet been reached Development as the enso-) eated as a gold mine; being pushed rapidly, and shot shows better values as Moriah N south of the half de pth progresses land intervenand all the of ore were The. first) indications and ProCatholic ing between the and the Tacave red sur ace, red at a depth testant cemeteries has been staked out wo parallel leads to comprise ple acer claim| appearance were unc overed and Says placer known the developed by er the News of The property its in the the la cutoff, one mile east of Larlocation, but men son, and the owners ar e Spokane on Catholic ussocialion. ¢ Saloon Will European ARE INDIGNANT New Taeria Placering PROGRESS Long Reports and Digest Them at His Leisure. MOURNERS ADE ie CAMP'S Has Cemeteries at Butte Relocated | for Mineral They Contain. TO GEORGE y | Lessee on Jumping Jack Makes Strike and Sells Franchise. INDIAN IN SEARCH 0 F GOLD NORTH TO MONTANA FUTURE OF COPPER GOES MR. HEINZE AND THE PRODUCER SHIPPING RICH ORE | {is down 200 feet from the bottom = {the mine and is being owered as {§ the two 1,000 gallon bailing tanks can handle it Owing to the grea stops in the Frisco this ipwetodbe process has proven a tremendous unre The company installed two re S steam pumps, 5 ked profitably in connection the bailing tanks, as the steam is condensed by the before it the point : work lies, the tanks accomplish more than pumps would, so the big pumps are idle. wee MANHATTAN'S MINE mn "JENKINS SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1906. 7] INVADING THE GRAVE MILLS | AND PROSPECTS FURNACES AND Edited by JOSEPH REPUBLICAN, Re MINES INTER-MOUNTAIN - THE |