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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1906. COMES FROM NORTH iii-2s,"Hisrsn MMENSE PLAINS TO JOIN MR. HEINZE © oe za OF ARGENTINA ! THE BUTTE BOOM SEEKING A FOOTHOLD HE FORETOLD GROWTH [5 PROMISING MUCH IN SEARCHLIGHT MINES OF COPPER SMELTING Salt Saw Lake Talent Negotiating for Valuable Ground There. MR. COR AM' e o Da Pioneer President Con.-Will Remain With OF NEW BLOOD THE OUTLOOK Added to at with Lake the Engineer on Conditions North-Movement Not Simeon V. Montana during with by served Ores Uncovered Southern machinery name, came being Rich the in big are north the of development, and pots of |and are Of ; desert the Year's| the Nevada racing for the man Caliente to One of on Originators Smelter if you would mining each other enormous Pioche, F. i. Was again, almost from comes Big . but for some Percentage of Ore, writes From one of the discoveries on north, and in territory of which Spectator is the nearest neighbor, Trent was shown rea- | valley, ; Under . correspondent from Pengineers Arc e ae Busy. 7 ' the direction of Power and Light light: of is road future, Search- the aes 2g aa ede an many years moorings It was at Mr. associates long befor the Underwogd told) the city a aati now With few "ex fe Feely erati{ving sto 0 ure SM ae bas ery aa hips aeneces o on be copper-bearing added. to in- the Prophet Pauldless A Eeoeeie who and it, that running this to he ‘ futreading of the and that the plant his a prophet was faultle pitre. ar Ss erau witne results r iain donee As "8 Ae FI S ene are ore next te ahh within the this eos I co-operation to connorth of town. le reLehi fe alich a ian aiade + eeaases i en a, er ne oP ; ki iefives : ys mie lia EK AE DIM Un ai Ai tedivont: is aii a nderwood to U ae « Search- | coer eit . ag a = followed an See wore sdid<of big ‘one. | ‘V®! wae it was a while etal) that tinted the disclosure it [Msht that cent per a ae laying of the near of the ig the the Mi of cre 40 as much as contained samples under progre: followed by the completion The rails. therefore looked for tn source every for On the same horizon, and in ground Peo followed by workmen C'ge'N& | exploited by the visitor and his colthat has been ‘idle for.. many «years, |POStholes and making all necessary | jencues, among whoni was Col O..P the Lewissohns are-developing a mine | PPeparauions for inst ulling the new | posey who: originated" Blngham Con that, according to the talent, is prom-|electric light and power plant. The/ aig jot prosper was that the era of a gplace by the side of the big work will ‘be active as at was enienéd any co by the since the field comp! Led not latet than copper production |turned night light plant, into the day, and railroad yas been made in smelters and mills haye been attained that of the rally is the to come, camp the affords heavy |out abundant . DA Failure INE month Upon to Use Shot Gun. will be ployed H 5 Acquisition of the Clark Group » Followed. by-Hot Tinxe R AN With the A. Hy Mayne y the . Clark at} west indicate that : 5 Bonanza y group sao Vigorous the on the hy. dulged the men the in= was Shooting. of] none but night, last all menis . Jar War the properties, cut in Ramsey miles east of : ether th on ak have The a fe] armed mining district, place, and mining each on the on battel einforcements and tellOVE") prise ""War\has says; entrenched to open ae a men ‘laims ammuni- from this place. been aasked e trouble arose over a dispute as to the ownership of a huge ledge of ore sold last week to Goldfield Investors, A wagon with men and arms was sent to protect valuable property in Ramsey owned by persons in this city." Those who know Mr. Mayne in this city are willing to bet on the fight of which he is capable, and that he will succeed in holding the fort until sueh time as the intereession of the courts ls Invoked, there Is no doubt, ‘the flour and bacon may give out, and an stomach aggravate the situz, of money to in this the woods on the supply of pluck behind the Mayne contingent, Boston Copper Market, Commenting on the copper market in Boston, a correspondent says: A | factor that as undeniably enter- ed into the creation of a deal of un- share situation during the been the repeated predictions of Mr. wson that some terrible calamity was overhanging the market. Hi literary burea been working overtime all the week, and has progalore, all of Which have been filled with predictions and assertions of the most pessimistic stock regularly listed on and North Butte has the have jects of his seve - = = character. He has aimed his attacks in general against the Standard OllAmalgamated interests, and specifically against the Heinze people. Coalition-whose just Woes been et wane board- the sub- But his Propetieen, were eda" to be fulfilled or June 28-Hke the many that he has made in the past, proved to be simply a snare and de- jusion, and folly better shown when apparent, and an cet "the the falsity street" atket improvement. felt has From City _ entire the of : of i Rm ‘ super- whose under assets the Yampa Bi of3 to divulge them the properties of is Alta, at company Kennebec dis-|the Rocks: : Craig; the he: of property the the Large jepth, of quantities ore the from taken ree on the dump are yd have] upper na aoa Ue) deer 24 id et are. ave ovencid5 whieh ‘hey hav 4 The Capitol group of mines at El Horade, owned by Monoghan & Murphy bonded. been. has. sto "G:F. Col- ton, who with his associates will immediately eg0 active development of proper Nob 1 group, BticAsiphiti the owners by ouded. Mesh t tl. the UTAH Rig Group AT That Purses of WESTGATE, Promises Local pre mmise : pe a itera pl ores the which in channel the with the in exposed are company of the results good Of workings pioneer to Add to Of who sin 10 rare i u Lue early In April; and has received ¢ great ps of his attention since that time, Now that the preliminary work is out of the way, it is the intention of Messrs. Luce and Peery to lay out a campatgen of active operations there. he success that has attended the gentlemen in handling their other Fatrview properties should encourage them to make the campaign a thorough one "that better tired than feeling' the eee in eee property = pal a oiality=shé : i oe with cal te a. there's a trip to Calder's 9 are ee cone on oa Wont fo oe rade ay sno of ae ee ok and fis es rofl _ in ns yea vera the productive, Md ee ejadib bute sexi identhe formation: found: a prt dl oe anes Sear s I rthe oO ial the sand the between contact traversed granite, the well-detined fissures, local*he City Rocks of the. same lot of is at the sampler with considerable to » that already broken properties has been marketed, the camp generally is meeting the exgue gg of those mining there, by ity, Output of Utah gings DOLLARS Taterests of aut something the Senator behalf to happen, will undoubtedly shake up the sampling works with a return cf about $2;000 per ton, and the mining men all e e state could not stand anything boo this, no matter how hot the weat he tienda Hills mine is so big that the outside people cannot begin to realize what a shaking up it is going to, give the mining world of pinion July $17.75. train, EXCURSION 14th and 15th, round trip Limit 30 days. Elks' special via Colorado Midland, leaves July 14. Splendid itinerary. band. Stops made at Glenwood Salt Lake Held's brings, ow ile, Manitou and started DONNELLAN was | Boston Mr. Secures Clark any was obtained undertaking the of the to. Big |W off this camp a rush, growth In BUYS Group AGAIN, of Locations Ross, and imp i ie sora Coram going They : will diately, and paration to to require iba ar cieetrate: oS aac unother t} es or locater, who was one sink Mr. push a shk a 7 Ross IS TAA the work right wee from star Som Wealth of Gold . e, Bar. as nage e -On-the:Gold Bar' property the ferward is going development oS | preparations being "of"made to This take large rmount ore. sheesi { . out con- essed classec long , time for a‘ been cern the aay a among the shippers, having produced lhe an ry oe and shipped more than $15,000 worth W. "Ht mparectey Of! ot high gvade ore, says the Tonopah propBullfrog company's the of PF Mae >|Sun, - --9 Bie Cc ae Ene AG nen hi AR ole osenstam z ? i | y ‘ ¢ ¥ re ; r lerty. Nearly a carload of shipping ore White of Butte, the latter saa eee. fe icked ready for shipment, and se has nO. State: OREN Te tr Ch ee 4 Fg ie Bete fen rr hasty 1 aeaS preceder ok lim had pre ane il party vhile#Mr. \djourned eee me proceeaer Co Heinze and his to the Alta club, Alta clui THUNDE on THUNDER ON {much more is in The main shaft Is o Pee n wan to ae ae ‘ ‘li A. feet, feet, of the is at feet, Thomas properties to camp with the again after management Gold is arriving in inereaasing tities at the Carson City mint. Belle moun- well Notes. Cox, superintendent of the y ' > of the Nevada Con., Ely, Nev., has gone week or more in this city. elra were ie yanturaey quanBight and to put Colo- ado Springs. Reduced rates to other ee n coms and City of Mexico. ce reservations i at Midland ticleet office or iks' club, in a 150-ton cyanide a large quantity of gold was received on last evening's train says the News of the Nevada Capital. The management of the Eureka & Palissade railway reports considerable activity at Hot Creek about 100 miles te = plant |at present supplying the big mill with its big tonnages, this season. Mr. Purdam gives some Interesting Capt. George Watterbury has refacts about the eost of operating tn |}turned from Denver, and will depart that section, as showing why Thunder }for diggings in the southern portion moeuntain is not sending out carloads }of the state this morning He has a of gold as it was expected to do. He |plece of news but was too far up shipped In 100 barrels of cement for |/his sleeve to get even an intimation foundations for the mill. This cost }of it yesterday him $4 a barrel, or $400 in all, deWillard F. Snyder has returned livered at the end of the railroad. It|]grom the Bast and again devoting then cost $2.800 to get it by wagon |his energies to various Interests that the rest of the way. Flour cost ap-| promise to add immeasureably to his proximately $1 a sack at the railroad: |estates. Of course an army of friends it costs $3.50 more to get it Intocamp./are congratulating him on the wisWith such frightful cost for transpor-|qdom o tation it is necessarily a "rich man's|]him to camp,' for the man of small means As a can do next to nothing in working Most Of} here on the low-grade ore. the ore is low grade. The Dewey, for) instanee, runs about $6 a ton in gold.ager | . . . ; They sent ee tl aoe a ae ul a cost of $3,200 REY SAVER Ss) per the cent of the total plates. about the assay finest value on free gold reeent step which enabled return with a bride result of the agitation for an |increased assessment of - the nited verge the company has made a retury which will Inerease its tax over gogr og says cays an : ; ; big [Doe os exchange of the Arizona copper mines that have added |eo many ee to the estate of Sen- ator Me Clar . _ ; : : e record ever made. They are going to Not a cross word in a volume," is out a eyanide plant to treat the the, legend with which a postal on tailings, which will take another 15 whieh appears the physiognomy of per cent, or.even 97.5 toper g¢ cent-extraction in | Miner, Editor Is. Clark of the Fairview, a But, in a mill like whieh is doing so much to prothe Dewey-a of ten stamps- | would bankrupt an army of poor men And not all the ore is free. The Belle f Thunder Mountain ore, which is feet 7,500 be not at mined more has of elevation an ‘will and oxide velt ore, evaniding. making the ore Roosevelt is in n great in the where earth there quartz volcanic being upheaval, the andesite, prevailing phonolite, courier quartz showings in far removed, [an ORR MORE STAMPs "rense Increase other Bravery "The of bravery Rear City, on o to the marvel a over hope armies be "tallow headed in that. have produced, according statement an bullion of average of the the directo the management] value of 686 of per $206,144, month. The gross earnings with ten stamps in commission are now iging about $7,000 per month and to double tiie the batiney ca 4a ba increased 46 thirty said stamps of the properties iny time them was proposed the plant ford aeeun ine they TO delay It condition of it is better than the development that since dividends. s without. physical and in Will. e PROSPECT that with is the Suppose taken aw became Vd smiling. become at CHLORINE. To Mining Men Sending Representutives Into New Field, you he him a ; -risk said, "that I suddenly, What to should would you? here," the boy "The question answered, ts, what would . Rabbit "Two he hotel young Coe Course. First ‘C. Boldt, the Waldorf-Astoria, men men proprietor told at a of ban- Welsh - rabbit a from sald, "visited, a, one evening and the. coun- New. York after | the play decided that they would have a little supper "They entered a fashionable. res- taurant, nu and puzzled finally a while hit ‘Ah.' they sald, of at sounds good." uo upon over the me- Welsh rabbit, *Wels) We'll try rabbit! a little Local interest in the discoveries re"So they ordered the dish and in ported at Chlorine, out of Lodi, Nye|due course it was set before them. county, Nev, by the field representa"But they looked at it' in amazetives of the Peet-Russell Engineering | ment. vas not at. all what. they company, with general offices in Salt | had eae They frowned and Lake, continues asserting itself, In the |} muttered. number of prospectors moe are leaving ut "finally one of them smiled for the region. There is on the ground and" br ightene -d up, at this time, aecording to bettie from Ah,' he said, understand. Thls the West, a cluster of miners who be-]is a ‘Little bit of bread and cheese to leve they have found a new camp;!go on with Ull the rabbit's ready.' « IR., STEEL TOMAHAWKS the every ae is mas- They Were Made Often is doubling ana nothing for io this other. far too wide trebling a Grain Ake their|Shire in Burope Tland and Were Carved, Argent)ie through the exact spo During the grain That old trail Revolutionary passed war In- and - dians made several raids Into Preston Ltd 1 al cc c : cS specially ipl: yA heTa can: if; Pet ; choose, sup- country and could) be "One of them: woulda} to pass county. ee ee ran ae the tomahawk was found, though perhaps not over Train, an an ; Party Eng-|°f er's seat twenty feet or more from t round. The horses used appear iInnume Ea and actually if times run above tw nd three score. wy are driven eitier y he "‘jerk Hi system common in southern California and the San Joaquin valley or by reins run out to the leading pair. The capacity of one hic les is enormous, and the ic lost these ome the member of a raiding tomahawk during one excursions. dlans.-New these vegenecal rule|@ York Tribune - . Treated Him Eandsomely, Clyde ‘ite "25 roan . aa eg 1S neeading extracts n one ef his many volumes of Oe clippings. Bay ¢ ‘ity he said, paper "is an account from of the presentati "a wagonload makes a carload"' wihl|of a gold-headed cane to Joho hot wften be found amis The prin-| Hopkins, D The Tqpn cipal idea of so large wagon is to have got mi a 1 @ re story' must ‘have something that will not be engulfed by at are somehow © with another the mud or dust of the bottomless roac ‘bout a patent hog-killing "machine of the pampas, but | ‘ has its eeoAt any rate, this is how it appeaced: nomic are advantage scare ind tn a country horses Qualities you?' ps Welsh George the e world talking CUTLER, lish lane, far too long to turn an orWe may also risk the guess that dinary cross-roads corner In the States|the Weapon was made in england, and far tuo heavy to be used in any/although there Is nearly as mue h country where horses were not. t ved ground for supposing that it was made ock pri good | size wegon will] ir France oth be whee fram to forty feen.to fifty feet long ‘and ton ire feat hieh/aha the from] de " 1a. heawks and sold countries them to made In- ever a the -_- the capacity of |'S be made to af-|theatre ooo L of stay of at|4uet-of of | Story. the of brave enough, but kk careless, extravagant. He acc tiie ted a great little tion, latest. forlorn: Contrast, oe pif where n a bel sight one on the move trip toof the pampas. eyjs alon are said "Tf only the young men's wisdom equaled their bravery. But that is impossible. Sometimes I think boys } ive so much bravery that there is no a room in them for anythin else. eedlitG know ok eno wate @Uantity of debts "His father gave OMe day. cold of for the young men navies C. member TRAD a. VESTMENT BANKER (Established 1893.) BTOCKS AND BONDS BANK AND SUGAR STOOKS. Present the L Argentine There Uesigned heed {i men," for a country wealth at Atlaritic shall never I id tant and Mountain mining company whose sen-| sational disclosures in the ploneer day of-that region had the talent.and not a] or camp Men. young Buhler that (oo overwhelming hear Young of Admiral "is a fact ease Thunder Nevada the attention to engage much min-| » Plant) of Mountain. of the that for in those diggings nize the opening ts he its columns through | a paper and eree' lot notl,y,, e ORDERED. "ity Capacity Thunder properties camps rc of ee dierite 3 ae ro eee sed Dao one sleet epee The a erack miles wide, no traee of growth lines that oe legitimate, apon the exchange table. ar was one of the first to recog- ideal. for the midst about twelve is practically or granite, erals the But there is no. cop- doing in any of the. Roose- | "P ti easily handled. per, zine or lead of mote along eiack ark JOFIN While Mining and now OF Dr. James Cox has come into possession of a genuine mankiller in the % shape of an Indian tomahawk. ploughed up by farm two z Mastontown, Argentina for a few row here is in a fine such prime servation It is made of hard living a among the peons and gauchos of the white men, as Indians same country steel tomahawks, but snliehit them from traders Standards of Living ag has been hand carved in graceThe eight or ten weeks that I have ful patterns, and it is doubtful if the spent in various parts of ts pampa handwork on it could be done for less were almost equally meted between these than $10. It is a pipe tomahawk- oe tric ally opposite ways of living, Rivhat is, it combines the A neat e | the advantage of sharp con1sg in re the one up against the traat steel bowl was brazen on, opening san amusing and rather novel into the handle, and the handle was knees under the stem from a It was never ground o, a keen -dge Indians preferred fomaree es rather blunt w the apon was meant for war Rurnnsee ers ause a thin sharp edge would be more likely fore aps to have to stick fast if it struck a bon fore Mt ee English" ats te and French peas ll o'clock breakfast, and -for 5 It did aoe belong to an Indian nao'clock aa a hun tive of (We ¥ iteinis, because this carne asado state cease ey to be home of Indians the mids t about 1650 to 1670. hey were exterholding in minated or driven out about that ae the teeth. But whatever, and by whomby a Mohawk invasion from New Yor with ¢ dispensed, It was tendered i The Indians who had their aoe that reduced and unforced anahele along the Monongahela, Kanawha, it all to the same level Cheat and other steams before Gentlemen Born and Made, time, and whose flint arrows find in abundance, had only Englishman in Bahia Talkine with an his counhatchets. These implements are still Blanca a while ago he divided in the pamtrymén who owned estancias occasionally found in graves and elsewere pas into two where. They belonged to the Indians coungentlemen who had no contact with white men, t and whenever a stone hatchet is found > to the country, n West hes iro it may be taken for through the accesgranted that it belonged to a nation following their foresight who lived te ‘re more than 260 Vvears and good man: 2 ben nt. The definition of ago How much older than that it gentleman here implied the what open to ale Tate other wise may be no one can tell. It may be statement gives a very thousands of years older situation. The latter he steel tomahawks, however, tell ry sumone r on sit a different ere ‘hey are the handifewer fancies use work of Ite men. The Indians an machinery ball i. it is proved to then bought shar2m and them on that it will do tw nuch work with war expeditions. fine specimen less men than and in many found near Mastontown was, in all ways dis more orse sens¢ » born rs anile "man. Most of. these probability, lost by some warrior on m: aoe money faster than they can a raid among the settlements further east e warrior probably came from The fai rs are tnaking money, but Ohio, and the date may be fixed because they cannot help it rather than proximately between 1755 and 1790. for any other re ae ey arm' as During that a of thirty-five years nglana, and. their Indians, were recustomed to make ina faney cattle and ~ ee across Preston county. From aaliqinted agriculresponsible for a 1e¢ year of Braddock's defeat, very year which, howuntil about 1765, the close of the Ponus.ae of heetares of land tiac's war, partiés of Indians oecasionout to Italifn tenantry regularly make ally used the trail which crossed Cheat and with some tg spare. Over river at Dunkard bottom in their exthis the steadily ae reasing eursions against the settlers of Hampof their lands ine ident erowth pres- and Style, Utap Stoc Pollock not pateipe ot eertainly e1ues, is there S great between the standard ne liv highest the low Ne in the mine. bank at once and 5x9 this is divides 4 ve That|}a on Thunder all ter bered, | = Sat : 4 AIN, MOUNTAIN manager mines, sight to be 200 165 Mining the Trials of a Re gion Promised So Much. Purdam, of down tin associates i" of : ent in rapidly lFormerly both in mue do, galletas a ane Ia sonaNnzZASs : ni gl from Was *« gy and his son, of thusiastic over the outlook, and thinks beto be work result of the active the gun. .by himself and associates will be district considerthe wonder to extend irome that} com-| i the Live Gauchos s High Grade Investment SecurtThe correspond Argentina pampas ot tles Bought and Sold, valley of closely to the Mississippi very Both Phones 127, 36 Malin Mt plains of - the and the the states great but on a showdown Cangadan Northwest to the name they would prove far truer we north} have of plains than anything satisfac tlon of every one Nowhere else| to the extreme of the Isthmus of Panama but the Anglo-Saxons 1 average AT-, ares so lar world is there rentinian 1 quite Incking in : level approaches so near an sbeoltite resembling sporting instin as do the whe : "hard fi railroad' building best completely : t rilroad a kind of Wark he had fondly imagined and see how the lines in his lenorance that they were supreme. re like - the At no branch of their work did the cowyhether NO ae st beys not make » wauchos appeac f ly ‘ordoba, west the ludicrous in comparison In roping and southwest to the bisiipa Centr il, tying, anc wreaking and riding unPlata and Bahia tamed steers, horses and mules, the work iriably almost or the Americans wi neat ul expediBuenos tious, that of the Arge ntinis ins and Urue longest guayans, clumsy and slo \ cowboy would rope and tie a steer heart of the pampas in from thirty to forty seconds so deftly without an that it could be releases yy na single for an "S'' at the pull, where the gauchos would spend continue so for 205 five minute smothering 1 animal in a s is indicative of the real thing eoll o ope, from which a surgical opTe race inhabitant eration was usually required to release entle swell on the i Buenos Ayreans found the dose a thing of interest hard one to swallow, but the best of vere. I don't know them finally got it down and admitted heaven is, but that their men were outclassed at their perfectly safe in assuming that own game Che English papers stood up manfully for the worthy Texa Visitors todas : a _ pamrace pride, no doubt-but the Argentl corre g nians were obdurate to the last ontinu a imes. Then ing doggedly to insist that the natives had all the best of the competition and that the of scene the reach to first the strike. Mr. Donnellan, who left for other a o stay a after Thursday, points ¥y, <enis Fairview, the in. week con- pa Thus it was Davis-Daly oracles, to blasting 3 a ; aa 'S E a 1 uch cits . en ill Local DENVER Montanan yesterday of who ee ny were permitted to advance on | the route that will enable them to un-]| dermine the zone and attain results: in} the Shortest time, nor is it, in the Dig- Pairview. is going aggressive himself, Coram erve its) welfare the originators of " Will Dz er in The News of Fairview, Nev, Is authority for the statement that the management of the Nevada Hills company's properties in that camp are taking out ores of the value of $1,000 a day, with a third Jot that: is -expected to average at least $500 > per ton is now sacked, It is the intention of management to make up a Carload of the "rich stuff" forward it at once If this is 1B For We vd hitting THOUS AND amp Luce e group of sixteen claims, Known 4s the ‘Ida May" group, has: been surveyed fand staked, all location work has been completed up to date, and Mr. Luce is RES ae lo £0 to Salt Lake for A sta several weeks. {n a few da rai of the group will be finishe a and ready for distribution. "Ida May" group is about seven ee from Fairview, on the first range east of Chalk Mountain. The locations were made on strong ledges, and extending about a mile in length, giving a great acreage, and taking in se several contact veins, in lime and porphyry. The values are lead, silver and cop per, and run frem $10 to $128 The ore ‘taken oa re veins that have nothing of begs a a atti peepee the no Merits. of r = therere is no doubt says and that if the ere Crowd. Ben D. Luce field-representative of the Peery-Luce syndicate, is on the way home after pe rfecting locations 18 miles distant from a Paes whatever. Doubt No has he this, follow to are that |doubt camp, York | the limestone me 5 XT a Ward eS Hi Wisner, ork Few Co., & of sie h is aneapitalists, for $15,000, contidence other illustration of - the uture of astern capital has in the this district. the aIuiauel at present, rock stubborn Duteh-| Lucky the buile water. | the mill which the company will food and an ample supply of as enough water is developed Mayne bought the mine recently, but}as soon shifts an engaged are men of the|pnree of boundry the over dispute a pr Leds aerniy has arisen since and the fight sinking a shaft on the Big Reef » in the Saye Whee Another dispatch from*€arson, the stormy confipversy ing of 3 vision Crescent of put be [man and a large force of men level.) foot 300 the for sinking |work Nippeno the of shaft foot 150 The to a greater sunk is also being mine pay ‘The have | jeve wounded. were besiegers we eee rh possession in : ties plan Positive Promises to Those ; ; k Shall Develop it-Ship- : Who Crescent. the exploitation REGION COLUMBUS Out producer another adding ins depan 2 iarray Re, stat ee oan Se f W Trewarde yariab at work the reports camp, that |!" installed has been hoist gasoline new very through progressing latter sn the 1 prope | rty of the Lucky Ditchum|the despite on holding are sate ne fi LngEchyay fireq eo "besiegers. in Holds Fairview, ts manner that avoided created a steady, healthy still continues smelter and Great who have bid in the property to get fies i Newhouse the of Moffat D. Alex their rights from the delinquent stockcity the is in Newhouse, at mines holders, are so weil satisfied that they the managewith in conference the develop- | again with steadily go on will superintendthe r unde Js It ment. spent; already having ment, even after that the mines are Moffat Mr. of |encey They property. the on over $1,000,000 . WEST Con. Landlords Peons long, and a 100-horse power electric | 5? uth of Eureka, Nev : ttnd mit to the i to comprises its willingness to extend a rail group entire The plant. closé to forty claims. The two men | desings w henever ihe tonnages jusul- the in | J pproac Channel. extensive work the ana tain, Idaho, says ‘after telling, of its tribulations The company, however, is in firstclass shape, and is now working forty men. There is a forty-stamp mill on the property with & tramway from the mine to the mill a mile and a half i to at|on mine Bonanza Clark and Ramsey ~s 2 fusijlades the an of state Forelish hoovered Among those who visitec the camp recently was Dr W. Clege who was surprised to find some open ground near the original discoveries The method of the Chlorine men is very similar to that of the pioneers of inj experience a trouble any was Nor the negotiations, for it. is said that) Senator Clark appreciated ‘that the | by | undertaken. been has which work to} is associate and Coram Mr. idd another to the leviathans of that | it has| whom upon one as and camp, bestowed. all kinds of emoluments he| in| off his coat an ' ennebe this oo Mr. CHICAGO BC BOARLxD FORTUNES MADE IN CATTLE Coram came from Butte where he re Will Get to Work. been arranging for the active devetanother of those John 'T. Donnellan, estates,and| Davis-Daly of the cpment to which the expert miners of that | w ho went from this state to dig for region are looking for the next bis We alth in Nevada, has, with his asproducer in that camp of copper. |'s0 soclates, acquired the Badger group To this end negotiations were prac-/at Wonder T "Badgers" are nine tically completed when a franchise lin number and are between one and townsite the of side this miles of the | tw o management permits the whieh to them attrgeted first was to explore the estates | Attention undertaking new H by secured $60 by a float assay of proper-| the from avenue an through in has the A, Some ae and cross-cutting emforee of men characteristic |r. the for ee Aa idispatch ea. of paesemion en y : Bt says chat yelesmen, ee soleus area) Mayne is, Mr... -of whom head bay do by yet q in Bingham identiNed W. roperties is bringing high values. to Pingham, were made 1Plight and proving up conditions which | selves, and. who; in ey, Ramsey, at fight a he which has of Thunder the third shaft being sunk on this property, the work of development in each instance returning the most satisfactory results of this city bought alsa bought he Ney., can exploiting 4 Advicesyfrom when out not this time, is -progress that C up another lead that has given exeep-| ijonal indications from the grass roots This» makes across fits entire width. ey y the Neighbors. hich j tenting put has been An extra force of men to work on the Searehlight-Diamond property for the purpose of ope ning TARGET THE MAYNE 4 blocked of drifting as the large had interested the construction of and the results that in the devolopment in ago. system fast as A diggings jnterest An unusually. rich body of ore has been opened up by the New Year's While mine Duplex of the Gift shaft the superintendent will not divulge the assay figures, he states that it is shipping ore from top to bottom, and Called Is ‘Investor Lake Salt c Ernest L. Bamburger of Salt Lake, | yell known mining man, was visitarchlight last week for the pur pose of inspecting the mines of this district. Mr. Bamburger is one of the owners of the famous Bamburger-Dt Lamar mine The object of his trip lo np was to make further and closer inspection of properties which were shown it, when he was here a iS N a Utah is the electric | | poperties in Nevada at and other] pere to inquire into the Mr ent Panbit., interes in the }important factors of progress come AS} mining arn Soa market. less pronounc- | natural sequence Co the teady and] ed than {t was a short time ago, but|healthy growth of the "Camp With-| output of assurance in 1. W ith reference to min- |, ay iced:tar:enouch: Searchlight has long sines Mr. Underwood who = ™ ised ones, while the more prominent of the [September companies and)the individuals are as|ing proper of in' Associates. dle all prominent Cour Our ‘ ¥ the usual rule, the original locators Bingham | jy yited other prospectors to join them Field | by leaving a portion of the earth un- personnel now the Joseph ago construction | that copper-smelting would | be line of road from | feature of the smelting industry in pay. < / Sie Se ae : Be reared was and | plant: abandoned was project the |Sen imthe under laboring has been who pression that its output of Copper has|its remained for the San Pedro, Los sought, with its reached its apex, is manifestly ignorAngeles & Salt Lake people to see the | ®truct one on the ant of all that is betng undertaken z STEAMING Bi D nA The zone is expanding rapidly under fulure of such an enterprise and take fe aera ' researches that are extending in every.| UP the matter where it had been left Ps ai es : ie ‘ direction, with the north preferred oft rhe work of surveying and gradee ii i ae ze perhaps, and. that much new ore is|!s is now being unearthed is an.assurance which | be Promptly Copper That a Prophet. with with Find the great Tomboy Telluride, Colo,, is in the ; Knutsford who, Pirst to Underwood, jidentified with |mines out of districts}town aeross traffic offered of Returns He of prosperity! These have scented the flesh Butte Mr. Trent says that at no time}them. Several years in its am als the it been the scene of | was commenced on a so much activity, of so great an ‘ ae amount New Camps. railroad |reach the land big corporations after that the Follow house down} day, interests him In Digeings-Correspondent manager of the and his consultation in| Stocks Brisk. Trent, engineering Which bears from so in the party ments Salt ; courine. for-additional assets Betgire rv determining the capaeity of enlarge- PIOCHE LOOKING OVER THE VALLEY FOR Millionaire ing of a town at once, he eet|: Russell Rorrneny is doing the surveyling, and Is rept ene tee there at presjen"nt by Charles A. Pe Contrary. to WORK a Heinze WORK CLEVER BR weoR rel Was It Approaching and Laid Foundation for First Plant. $ Brokers. South = Productive Area of Big Camp of Copper Rapidly Expanding. Founder of Davis-Daly Com=|ine'Surtace values of $800 have beer alcer from trong ledges and the} pany Arrives From lentire district is said. by, those wh« Pampas the Most Level Plains jhave visited it to be highly mineralFound Anywhere In Montana. lized There is an abundant supply of oY ieee }wood and water at hand, and prepathe World. rations are under way for the start- and ond BALT LAKD CITY. Orders Promptly Execut in Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain and Provisions. Pelv leased wires with LOGAN AND Pe Ce respondents, embers e prod Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange, aoe hae as ag Chicago Board o - T. JENKINS | | | | | | 7 Edited by JOSEPH Bankers Ww. ete, Rasen unt and Mike Harrington are the |nam : of the locators of this new disery, and they call the camp Chior- = | JAS. A. POLLOCK & CO. Eo5 MINES ILLS AND PROSPECTS FURNACES AND New Private Wire Serviee _ jand they are without fuss whatever [to demonstrate it. They are going at ae eo in i manner that has plentifu of Bost The gape a. of the pampas [ ir cowb whoy of terpart and the Nounanis tider of flee "back blocks," and he Ways quite as attractive a either of his brothers. seems to be his extreme regard to the lives of those but as he Is equally careless whe re men ‘Several friends after called a brief of Rev. upon him Mr. . Ho yki yestlerads 7 conversation. the « and « ‘ unsus- piclous hog was seized by the } is the coun-/legs and slid along t ang , the . plains,|reached the water Ba tank -Deemapnil)~he the Austraexplained the 5 ot Is frisnds ts in many him with a very he Sine eharacter as presented "fault butcher, whe grabbed him by the tail, swung him round, slit arognd him,| his throat from ear to ear, and in lese of hie own 793 gold-headed fis bento cannot see where this gan logically a a ye the carcass was in the be held against him never of |. rs ereupon he came forward stock he is possibly the peer She a Queens- and said there were times when' tie land drover. but is certainly not to be| [¢e¢lngs overpowered one, and for that mentioned in the same breath with ajfeason he would not attempt t I >Xas. zona or Montana cowboy, ner}more than thank those around a i with the best o exican vaqueros. or the manner in whi Ay had arrived tn MyY/animal SMa team' attHethis A ee conclusion einer Ee Onalraees an al shat" wovetmntd ‘tc oo Capertee pachon mply working ‘hacen y ; Rit Was cut into fragments astonishing. The doctor se Was ane out@®at a pleased round-up: hence I wag|C!Uded his remarks, when the machine when, not long ago, a}Seized him. and In Jess time th + Sop bunch of half # dozen Texas cowhoys| takes to write it the hog w roe eame to this country on an exhibition} fragments and w k = oe bat ito tour and demonstrated to the satisfacliclo 8H The ed up into de‘on of everybody that. both method be arene © oceasion will long and execution in ‘the handling of cattte ve remembered by the doctor's friends and horses, tie North American superar to the South Amer Guiclassed of ‘by is far] wigdhac say demonstrated to the everybody; as a matter of satisfaction fact it was' tS One of the most delightful of the} lives. The best pieces can be procure 4 2 aah Te ET and we are sure s ave sat so long under his ministry will rejoice th lat he has been treated so handsome "ly , |