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Show lhe‘Silve liefei Eillas it. had _' The Oak Creek mining district is permanent business._ The amouutour. agents make varies.—~some making as high as $50011 CENTRAL. UTAH. situated nearly due south 0}" ’l‘imic, month. while some as lowas 5100 all depend The mineral'zone of 'Gentral Utah about 50 miles, and possibly in a con- ing on theenergy of the event. We have an: may be appropriately stated, as being tinuation of the Oquirrh mountains. ' article'of great merit; It should be sold to ev1ry house-owner. and pays over I 0 per bent profit. Each sale is from $3 5010 $10 - 0. One agent in Pennsylvania sold 3:} in two The only discovery of mineral worth of longitude west from Greenwich. mentioning haVe been quite extensive deposits 01' beds, of iron of the hema- Within this area. there are seven mining districts containing in aggregate, about seven hundred square miles of mineral land. The most prominent in point of development at the present time is Tintic mining district which is situated innnediately south ofthe fortieth degree or north latitude, and west of the one hundred and twelfth parallel of west longitude. This district will become famous in the near'future‘as a copper matte producing center by the inaugeration of that cl ass of enterprise upon an exten- sive scale at the reduction 1101'" of the Mammoth Mining Co. in Tintic Valley. West Tintic mining district is situated on the westerly slope of the 0110- qui (or SkullVallley) range of mountains,,which is comparatively low in altitude, and traversing the territory for a northerly and southerly direction from Great Salt Lake, to the confines of the GreatDesert on the south. [ts geological structure is built 11p of rocks, of the ’A0710ic and “11110112011. eras consisting of granites, porph 3'1'ies, limestones, and quartzites; Silurian schists are also abundant. These strata 01' formations are conformable with each other, and course in a northerly and southerly direction in comparatively regular parallels. The largest proportion of the ore veins are found upon the line ofjnnction of two formations, and are W hat'1s classically termed “contact lodes. ” They are opened altogether by shafts ranging from twenty to one. hundred feet in '1 “Showinga“ verticle dip and somewhat i‘rxegular vein formation. ranging in average about thiee feetin width; s1n00th walls and 'clay sei— vages are not apparent. The most notable mining property in the pastas'well as present is the to $6.00'ayear. sale as long as he continues to work faithfully for us. Ther'eis no competition, and n01hing like our invention made. Parties 1 having from SL130 {0‘ $1000 to i111es11can The district is well timbered and watered and distant from the Utah about 15 miles. We only want one man in each county, and to him we give the exclusive tite class, carrying some silver arid gold in assay. Southern Railroad obtain a General Agency for ten c011 mics or ' uSLate. Any one can make an investment of from 5'25 to $1.000 withonl the least risk of loss. as our circulars 11"ill show that. those in There is no prophetic gift required to foresee 'the advent in the near future of an era of increased and permuent prosperity in the mining and kindred industries of Central Utah. The era of discovery is_c01npleting its Work; the coal 111easures can be estimated by the townships and even counties; iron ore .is abundant and universally diffused; The iron ores may be estimated by mountains, and ban:been pronouncedby the best antl'101ities to be the most. remarkable deposits of11'011 ore 3'ct discovered 011 this continent, and that there is no evidence that any other great deposits of iron exists in 01' beyond the Rocky Mountains. The ’l‘intio mountains contain vast storehouses of mixed copper, silver and gold ores, which are being reduced into a semi-metalie condition known as copper-matte, at the. reduction works of the Mammoth Zilining C11,, in 'l‘intic Valley, under the general management of W. H. H. Bowers, mining and mechanical engi- price. No matter what you want, ricer ,11'l1ich send for our Cataloguejfa—con- vesting 825 can alter a 30 days‘ trial return the goods unsold to us and get their money HH HH +$=+HM4+§+HM+H+§H “Hf“; 1.1...1 ...... 1...... .................. “- GR 0 C E R S D EE ‘1’ C G 9 S MERCHANTS. Sole Agents for Southern Utah of Bu Pam's Blasting Powder ....CONTAINS TBE.... back1if they do not clear at least $100. They show that a General Agent 11'11111'ill Lake [011 AND GIANT POWDER» counties and invest 1216 um after a trial of 90days return all goods unsold to us. and Latest Qispatehes have money retnrnedto them if they tail [0 We Carry the Largest Stock clA-ar at least $750111 that time. We are not paying salaries, but want men willing to 1.0}:‘1... work and ubiain as thrir pay the pro-ties -of their energy. .\leu not willing.r to work on our terms will not work on any. ....is THE.... GEilTlEiiiEii’S Clflilililli Those meaning Furnishing Goods, business will receive our large descriptive circular, and extraordinary offer by euc10sing a three cent stamp. with their address. The first to comply with our lerms will secure ATS, BOOTS & SHOES The Live Representative the county or counties they may Wish to work. And rccom mend our large assortment of .d'rssion and Flannel Under-shirts Adrlr Iss. Renter. Mn: rscrnnxxe C0.. 118 Smithficld Street. Pittsburg Pa. In all Colors and Qualities. and the 01’ a Live Community. Buy at dealers’ prices. \Ve will sell you (my gymticle for family or ' personal use in any quantity, at wholesale is unqualiliedly success—. ful, econo1nicall3 as well as metallurgically. Near the eastern confines of the Greatb ‘11l1ar11, a mineralized zone extends from the 39111 to the ~101h de— grees of north latitude, and contains true fissure veins carrying mixed copper. silver and gold oreg compared with which the (Hopper mines oi Chili and Lake St pcrior will one day fade into insignificance. Wholesale and Retail energy enough to work a full day. and will do this during the'year, can make from 2,1) 0 onéliundred and thirteenth pai'allels El Elli; Weekly, days. and cleared $64. An agent in New York made $45 in one day, Any man with lieth degreesof north latitude, and .......... also of Aozoic and Paleomic era, consisting of granites, syenite, porphyry. 'the one hunched and ele1enth, and ' schists'. quartzites, and limestones. in}: between the thirty-ninth and for- 00-91%, d-PHH'H’Mfl'f-l. #6” 'couiprised within a parallelogram, ly- The rocks composing this district are ' . .'; .SEPTEMBER 9, 1332 @Jiartliaarnus. @111: (911111. the line of contact; the ores extracted ployment in everymuntrypyet energetic are carbonate lead and galena 1185113- men willing to work do not need to be. Those" ing 30 per cent lead and 10 to 20 07.3. willing to work can make from SICO to $500 a month clear, working' for us in a pleasant and silver per ton. 1 \+:M/"* xvii 'Isa'r't‘mm'r..., An Extraordinary Offer. There are a number of persons out of em- has been carried on an incline toward + +—+-+—+~++-+HHH+4— Eh: 13mm: 3m: Ethic". A Fine Assortment of Ladies‘ The True Exponent and Misses’ Shoes 0f every description. mGenuinc C11."1forniaC-33 1... OF .... ' HARNESS Aim SADDLES tains over 1,980 illustrations. “’6 carry in stock the largest variety of goods in the U. S. Finest Linen and Woolen Overshirts And Saddlery of all Kinds. . The Mining Industries MEETEGMEEV WERE 1E. 89 ‘ g2; & 229 Wabash Ave, CHICAGO, ILL. EEEE‘?ET EEEEEE .1.. OF THE .1.. Assayers’ Goads Great sandstone Deposits Tohaeeos, Cigars AND PIPES. “lashing-ton, I). C. THE BiiiLY NEWSPAPER JUST RECEIVED liiill Sepalies, Pipes 8. Fittings Scotia, situated near the center 01 the HIS "OPULAR HOTEL HAS PEEK EN district, andinlimestone; it is open- clines slightly to the west. from a ver— tical plane. lt‘ averages about fulll‘ feet in width. This is an old location and 11115 worked sev'eial years am quite extensively, the ores extiatied ranged in essay by large quantities about 25 per cent. lead and 26 oz. sil1 er per ton, the vein produtt is 11:-rgei3' carbonate lead ore with oceasiona. bunches of galena":in some por [ions of the vein, blue carbonates of copper. andmm, 01:car ofiow percentage c11r- wsts_gaeea 1ein formation, ranginn' from one 'to six feet in 11 id: l1, (ar 1 '3 » ing in the center of the vein, calbon1.to of lead, and galena, assaying in quantity 2.") pm cent. lead and 25 oz,silver per ton; the largest pr'opmtion of the win product consists of coppeIIcarbonates, andnon car r3' in:r small quantity 0f silver, and traces of gold per ton. The discoveiy was 111:Me about tit“ 3 feet easterly f1om line of contact upon a spur 111111.316 into limestone; a shat: 1 Published in Southern Utah. 1 HILL, Proprietor. House, Sign and Ornameital HER WARE TIS'WARE, IRON AND STEEL. .1 Bold, Fearless Exponent Powder and Fuse, Miners’ Tools P‘fii NTKI‘; G- ....ALSU.... E38 ier 5521111111211, Lard. Coal and Lubricating Oils Page: 1121113113. liaise. is'i..g OF THE PEOPLE. Bonanza Flat Silv - Reef A SPECEALTE’. Go [TA 11. F M. BLOMQ UlST, K. of T. B. B lacksmithing' 8: Repairing The Largest Circulation 'XLL l1l.\DS 07‘ \YOOD- \\ ORK D’)\E ()ll .‘illlli in t". l‘\ 111:I11..\I_'I11t for E. h 1‘ \\. attachments and sundri . {33“ 111gn spec1a.t)'. PETE". Ml lNlil\ 1 T"est Liver i. l. v'c-w] 1131] 1;;File iii 1?. 331 (Successor to J. E. Johnson) FOR Notice for LOWER MAIN STREET sszsa 1:11:51: ................. UTAH \lou.main DAlAl . lul‘ General‘ Dealers 1n ahlication—Ko. 115.15. LAND OFFICE, SALT l..11{.~': (711'1'1.I' ran I 511111.111 \ RVOTIC'E lS Ii}: P1331 t'l\lE\ ’lri 1T .1 lhII tol‘ owing 11111111 :5 Ir 11 Il\ l: |.1;i his notice 01 intciiuon to 1.11 9 li in support of 11 ('itilll. 11:11! 111111 1,13“ 11i.‘lh- infidelictiit the L111111t3'L11Iri1oIil11 (uurt 01 Kam- Count 3' Liah. 1:! tin- L':'11111 3 .f I.o.1b‘11ur:.l'.3.\npr. 51111.1». ‘. vix: 0\\~t'll . 11’11311. iii“ Send for a Specimen Copy EEEEEE, Replete with Local Happenings and liane (30.. L'iah. hid; Matters of General Interest. :‘aml \l" llv names 111 prov.- his C~lllilll snooeere The Queen Bee is situated about 11 mile southeasterl3'ir01n the Carpenter loo , and is e1idently a com: 11:: 10in between limestone and qu:nzite hrst- eia>s housein thecity at moderate rate lei-1115.5; per (1113'. 1'yi11g in assay from a trace to 11 f1. .1 dollars'n1 gold per ton: this mine l> casily-1ccessible, and[S prospccti1el3 a valuable property. The Carpenter lode is southwes: from the Scotia about a mile, is a contact vein between limestone and quartzite, is opened by a shaft one hundrci‘ 1 and si.\13 feetin depth exposingr an irregular tirelI refitted. having :'-1'.10:111nod1t10nH .13i0 goes t= a: dvillcov-xitir eto he the 01117 mutur ' ‘3.7,. ‘ur .' X5"?! huge«1.1113313 E 17mg ed by few shafts to a depth of two hundred feet, upon the vein11'l1ichin- cultivation o: ,Sf'l11(it‘l\. of 1 1t11l1.'\1i 111n1\11'1nL11 C 1. . s J.Ir';'\'~1u 111.! :l t 1 Jr., both of looner1i.lc, K. 111' county, ll 1' .\iA " Advertising Raies on Application T11 121-.“ricl‘ 11111.1:1‘ 1S; P.1iiso>:s,.-\.I.t3 s 101' Ap.1lic.11.t~, EEEQVEEEQEES Tosnooos, creases, ifiiines and Liquors CHEAPER TIL-1X EVE 1. \‘1’1111t's the Use Ofwriting so n111113'lel1e1s to your friends: they will get more 10c11] newsin one MINI-:1. [then a dozen letters contain. Sent IO any Terms of Subscription 1 On e Year ....................... . ........ $6 00 address in the United States one month for Three Months ........... .............. 22 00 $1, 01' three 11111111115 {or 8‘3. {One Month. .... .1 .1.........1......... 1 (:0 Prescriptions .Carefully Filled. A. d. MCDONALD. l1 l l l . l |
