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Show : V r 4 - V Vol. II. u . v Sw'i :fiMT' -- f Marysvale, Utah, Saturday, March 30, 1907. No. 24. METAL MARKET. sense. Here the adjacent golden twenty men employed. wealth constantly oozing from the Jt jl Thursday, 21: Silver, 66 cop- poses of Gold Mountain finds its way Geo. R. Percival, of Elsinore, made in transit to the marts of mankind, and a per, 25c; lead, $6.00. trip to Marysvale on the 22nd, reFriday, 22: Silver, 66 copper, the product has but fairly begun its home on the 24th. turning 25c; lead. $6.00. wonders to perform. There is enough Jt cop- auriferous treasure reposing beneath Soturday, 23: Silver, 66 Johnson Bros, jtgeneral merchants of per, 25c; lead, $6. the flinty ribs of that majestic upheavare doing considerable jobcents; al to enrich every man, woman and Marysvale Monday, 25: Silver, 65 business to the south. bing 24 child in this splendid State; and as It copper, cents; lead, $6. cents; comes along Marysvale will grow and Max Tuesday, 26: Silver, 65 Krotkl, of Kimberly, was In copper, 24 4 cents; lead, $6. the rest of Utah will grow with her. Marysvale the other day with impor27: Silver, 66 Wednesday, tant news from the Pure Iron group. ALTA. cents; copper, 24 cents; lead, $6. Jl Jt How properly named is Alta! OcA terrible wind storm prevailed la WHICH SHALL IT BE? loftiest of cupying the spot any reg- the south end of Sevier for four ular abiding place of civilized man- days last week and county terminated in the external snow which rain. kind, There is a law in nature that makes crown among fadeless halos, the like crags Jl Jt AH a. state of inertia impossible. its situation is most majestic. In the When in Marysvale patronize Curtis things are either going forward or re- days gone by, it was a wonder of the MathewS for feed, saddle ceding. A glance at the face of nature world and that it is less spoken of now horses, buggies livery, and teams, for local bears this out. Slowly but surely, the than then Is not because it has reached use and all points south. man of science informs us, continents stage of decadence, but because its Jt Jt are changing. Islands are appearing any to become familiar has the peoL. T. Munson, of Marysvale, is reIn the oceans, where the mariners storyhere and elsewhere. It is still a ple porting some sensational gold values chart show fathoms of brine, and lands repository of wealth Incalculable, as near Old Mt. Baldy, running over $3, Mounare slipping into the depths. the work constantly going on and the 000.00. Mining men, keep your eye tain ranges are being pushed up and product steadily forth amply on Mt. Baldy. pouring out of the plains and even the ele- attest. It is a safe to say Jl jl ments of certain quarters of the globe that Alta has yet to prediction reach its zenith, President James Courtney and wife. are undergoing a change. but is moving toward it with giant Attorney Sawyer anu other officials Once in awhile these .changes of strides. from Salt Lake City, of the Copper conditions become a menace, when the Belt group, were in Marysvale last and shatter cities tidal STOCKTON. earthquakes week inspecting the tunnel being waves engulfs the land. Everything In a driven on the property. near what picturesque spot is moving. The movement, as we said was once a considerable lake, and Jl Jl before, is either forward or backward flanked on two sides The recent copper discoveries east by natures great and it must be so. upheavals, sits the pioneer mining of Monore in what is known as Main Being in a world of change, man and smelting town of Stockton, Utah. canyon, is causing a lot of talk among kind must conform to this immutable Pounded by the stalwart soldier, Gen- mining men of this section Some very law; they must be subject to it eral P. E. Connor, soon after leading rich ore has been taken out and at Whether forward or backward is not his command hither from California, present the indications are quite fathe question of the Divine plan, but it the place has ever maintained some vorable. is a mattejr of deep concern to the in- of the which brought Jt JS dividual or to the men who occupy the it into characteristics A sensational stirke is reported at being; push and pull, advance earth at a given time. Of a deeper and climb, the Annie Laurie by one of the men keep doing and significance it Is to them from the and never give up the ship, noplanning in the mine. He claims ore matter employed fact that they are intelligent beings, though it be becalmed at times and has been opened up running $800.00 partaking thus of the doings of na- not able to make much headway. The per ton free gold and that guards have ture, of moving forward or moving worst is past now and the best is been placed in charge of it and every backward. They are as much respon- to come. Stockton has caught the effort made to kepp the find quiet. sible for the one as for the other. and will be seen, heard and felt Jt jt gait They cannot escape the law, but they Considerable interest is being manithe communities of have the choice as to the direction in among this prosperous state. fest in and around Koorsharem, which they are moving. Wayne county, over the discovery of as a text, the question Taking this MILFORD. some very rich ore which had been becomes a pertinent one in Utah. Is The child of the plain is a term exposed in the roots of trees pulled up the state to go onward and occupy the to the town of Milford by a for wood. This is the third time thqt place in the sisterhood of states which applied writer when the place was in good ore has been found in this maa-ne- r, It may attain and to which it belongs, tanlcful and this time an investigation Is more in its and mature its infancy; or will it go backward? made. being has become child it of the the years The idea of government in the Uni- mountains also. In no v4 Jt 'if part of Utah, if ted States has - taken hold of the Indeed A. A. Ball, formerly treasurer of tj. is there a communelsewhere, a idea of mankind. of The hearts which amounts to so nearly a per- Annie Laurie at Kimberly and Paw government by and for the people has ity in Round Mountain,. Is In Salt I Alee g fect reflex of its material and broken dbwii tlitr'despodema of earth He will spend a week or kp City. reasonand surorundings; and is liberalizing even those monwith his cause to family there. Mr. Ball says from to it is effect; ing archies which are founded on the an- understand that with the mineseasy of the the camp of Round Mountain is assumof divine of the kings. tiquity right being drawn upon for ing every air of permanency. The city In another sense, its declaration of adjacent hills more nearly approaching will soon have a water supply, piped something freedom of religious beliefs has been from a source several miles away. their than capabilities formerly. a means of purifying religion itself Jt Jt to follow. The town has caught broad it the upon by placing plane the impulse of the times and no more Reuben De Witt who is Interested of toleration for all. or slow or out of step with in some of the antimony deposits near The question is, then shall Utah will be dullmarch of prosperity now go- Coyette, says that three companies are the great be the one spot in this great union of on. Watch it grow! operating there now, and two more are states where the' initial movement of ing getting things in shape to begin active be found? Shall EDITORIAL NOTES. retrogression shall work. The companies that are worksuspicion of the uniting of church and ing are preparing to get out ore and state be allowed to remain, or are the What we would like to know is are erecting buildings. Two of the is the companies are installing plants !o enough to whether the people to be whangdoodle of hour the and cause or the result of a grasp the significance treat the ore at the mines. Mr. De declare for the broader freedom of polWitt says some of the ore runs from itical action and the free use of re50 to 80 per cent antimony, which will Now the news comes that an Inligious liberty? pay to ship and which his company is The charge has been made hat the dianapolis girl has kidnapped and doing at present. He says Antimony millionaire. Seems married a the state is retrograding in these particuwill be a live place this summer. lars. Let us hurl back the imputation Pittsburg habit is spreading. into the teeth of a states detractors A constantly increasing number of MILFORD AND BEAVER COUNTY. and by a new declaration of indepenWisconsin statesmen yearn to demdence place this mountain state in the onstrate to the Senate that its loss of M. M. Johnson, Chief Engineer of vanguard of civilization. Newhouse staff, is in Salt aLke City. A useless fight is being waged, a Mr. Spooner is not Irreparable. Jl Jt not does call for that progresfight lookWhat the railroads are Abe Fotheringham, of Beaver, passsion, that does not call out the brains ing for is a block systemreally will ed through Milford on his way to the tvat bring enlightenment. It is a fight cost nothing to install and that that will metropolis Saturday last. v.iat bodes ill for the state, a fight that run itself ever free of charge Jt jt will surely bring about the retrogresManager L. Morrison of the Indian sion that true men and women are Queen company, says, ore which will Recrimination and fighting against. Probably the reason Mr. Harriman ton is being sacked for abuse are not the weapons of progres- clostd that break in the banks of the net $40 per sive warfare; they are the relics of Colorado was that he hated to see so delivery at the smelter. Jt Jl e days. much stock watering materia going to Mr. John Fullmer, one of the earlv Let progression come, let Utah move waste. Beaver lads, but now a leading poliforward. It had Started, but it has In connection with yeoman Conno- tician in Piute county, passed through been halted on its way. Even as nature removes obstacl s, so may the llys two months tour of service on Milford for his home in Circlevilie Satlast. people of this state remove the ob- the Alabama, it is at least a relief to urday Jt Jl stacles that stand In the path of its think that he did not stay long enough Dennis Ryan, one of the four owners glorification and onward march. Civ- to claim a service pension. of the Horn Silver mine -- at Frisco, ilization demands much, but no more Beaver county, who cleaned up a forthan Utah can give; progression asks The Treasury Department has print- tune in the ground in the early days new ed the its of official description little, but Utah can also give that. Progold coins, apparently arguing that and then sold the property for $5,000,-000- , and toleration must be the this is the only way the general pubgression is out from St. Paul looking after slogan of the future, will be the battle-cr-y lic will ever find out what they look interests which he still retains in this that must bring peace. section. like. Jt Jt MARYSVALE IN THE SWIM. .Marie Corel! announces that she The Relief societies of the Beaver not agree with the Wromans suf- East and West wards held their anThe swelling tide of general pros- does Of course nobody supposed nual services in the meeting house on fragists. is Utah buzfor and perity humming she but it is a point in the Sunday afternoon, the 11th, commemwould, zing from every point of the compass. Womans Suffragists favoy that we orative of the organization of the FeThe State itself is participating in a had overlooked. male Relief Society by the Prophet prtviously forward movement which all Its parts are contributing to, and it is the propDo You Yant Work? er thing to say at this time that the WORK FOR EVERYBODY. beginning has but fairly been launched. With the outset so anuspicious, Teamsters, Laborers, Always Wanted We Furnish All Kinds of Help. so active, so full of promise, what DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. must the continuation be? And to MARYSVALE MENTIONS AND 62 East First South, Salt Lake City what heights of commercial and indusSOUTHEAST UTAH ITEMS trial superiority will the consummation head us? Certainly no common- Pinte Cournot. ZE&ttVOamgSESSSa wealth at any time or place ever conStop at the Bullion Hotel when in R. & templated surroundings more gratify- Marysvale. ing, resources more abundant, or a Jt jt Md Chainlet. Atuyir, vista of the immediate future more full There is an epidemic of la grippe w. Twpit at, am of the ways and means by which at Monroe. I City. more and wealtier kind becomes pro.4 .4 WHt tor Mania Seek. C. A. Dalton, of Circlevilie, was a gressive, thereby stronger, better and happier. Let the procession proceed! Marysvale visitor last week. Jt Jt MARYSVALE. Homer C. Thompson was in MarysFifteen assays or analyses for $3.00 As though it had dropped down from vale on business on the 23rd. Gold, Silver, Lead, Copper, Iron, Zinc above and occupying a position on the Sllcia, Calcium and Manganese. jt jt S. L. Page, of Marysvale, has NeWrite for particulars. lap of earth which might by the fanciful be called idyllic, the town of Marys- vada fever and starts at once for that THE HENRY HANSON CHEMICAL vale presents an attractive appearance state. RESEARCH CO .4 ,4 to the wayfarer, while to the sojourner Analytical and Consulting Chemists The Log Cabin tunnel at Marysvale. 54 Railroad Building, it is as comforting to the physical beDenver, Colo U. S. A. ing as it is gratifying to the visual is in some 1200 feet and a force of . s i' t 5-- 8 3-- 4 5-- 8 3-- 8 3-- 4 d wealth-producin- Mil-plac- broad-minde- d H. Officer in i. Co., ik .MU Hr. f yV A&A I. o. - tfj t FOODS - ' .vw PRODUCTS ' BUILDING. JAMESTOWN Joseph Smith on March 17, 1842. The program was appropriate to the occa-mo- i , and was carried out with interest under the direction of Stake President, Mrs. Cedaressa C. Shepherd, t d tf - Jt jt Beaver Co. Beaver City, March 20. Funeral services were held yesterday in the meeting house under the direction of Bishop Samuel O. White, Jr., over the remains of Thomas M. Peterson, who was accidentally killed on Sunday last at the Old Hickory mine, he was standing on a plank over a shaft, when a rock fell from above, breaking the plank, and the deceased fell to his death. He was born August 26, 1880, and was the son ot Edward and Martha Harriet (Dean) Patterson, and ne was born in Beaver City. News. MERCUR NEWS FROM LAST WEEK March 19, 800 shares of Ingot sold 10 cents a share, 88 at 9 cents, and 1000 at 9 cents. The same day BOO shares Con. Mercur sold at 46 cents. On the 20th 12S8 shares of Ingot sold at 11 cents and 258 at 11 cents. The same day 1050 shares ol Con. Mercur were sold In Boston at at 3-- 4 ,.1r 4 ' NOR FOLK, VA. EXPOSITION, MARBLE 8PRING WHISKEY, (In Bulk A Bottled In Bond) la gaining new friends every day. Wont you try It? For Sale Everywhere. RIEGER A LINDLEY, "The Whlekey Merchants. Salt Lake City. Sole Distributors. Jl Jl Lawrence Townsend, who has just returned from a trip to the Newhouse property in Beaver county, says the uane is simply a wonder. Ore Is found on the 400-folevel; everywhere 5u0-foand 600-folevels rich ore nr-hpfng followed bv separate of miners. The ore in all por-4.- o ot the mine is Improving as work goes on and Mr. Townsend says there sefms to be no end to the ore in sight, even. Tribune. '1 J J ' M alter James, of Black Rock, and Baiuns Anderson, Judge Ferd Erick-anN. S. Neilson, of Mt. Pleasant, paid $10,000 in cash for two mining olhlnis in Beaver county just west of $he Horn Silver, to T. N. Sackett and sons, of Frisco, and ordered a force six men put to work on the ground icquired. The purchasers are now trganlzing a company- with a capital ot; 500,000 shares, to operate the and Mr. James declares they will 'make a shipper of it in no time. r . a. m during the programme refresh- er what he saw at the mine. Mr. ments were served by Mr. Geo. Leslie, Cheynoweth said to The Tribune: which consisted ot cakes and claret Mr. Chynoweth left Monday evening for Denver, and shortly will return punch. en route to Yerlngton and other Ne ALTA. vada districts. Monday, 11th, 700 shares of South We will duplicate any piece of work Columbus sold at $1.70 a share; 100 done by "the reputed best dentist la Columbus Con. at $6.20, 100 at $6.25, Utah" for 30 per cent less than the 100 at $6.40 and 290 at $6.50. price charged by him. All work done Jt Jt under a written . guarantee. , Voada Owing to the condition of the MECHAM DENTAL CO ' ' leading to Alta, several mining men 65 Main St interested there were turned back last Lake Salt City. week in their efforts to reach camp. Jt jt JOURWednesday last 200 shares of Co- ENDORSES THE ELDERS NAL. lumbus Con. were sold at $5.90, 600 at $5.95, and 100 at $6.00. The same of the Middle States Misday 300 shares of South Columbus President sion: sold at $1.65. For three yenrs past I have watched Jt Jl the growth and development of The Saturday 820 shares of Columbus Elders Journal with ever increasing Con. changed hands at $5.40 and 135 at $5.45. The same day 100 shares of interest and respect, until I feel that South Columbus went at $1.25, 100 at it has become an essential factor in missionary work, not only for the $1.27, 300 at $1.30 and 300 at the Southern States, but for the entire $1.32. system. In consonance with this view Jt ,4 I have requested all the Elders of this Friday, South Columbus stock fell to $1.10, but recuperated in the after- Mission to subscribe for It. JOSEPH E. ROBINSON, noon, and 500 shares sold at $1.32 14. President of the California Mission. The same day $5.50 was the highest ...... . sale price of Columbus Con. and 700 shares went at that figure. THE PERFECT WAY. Jt jt dividend Scores of Citizens Have Learned It. The second of the ColumIf you suffer from backache. bus Con. is 20 cents a share, which There is only way to cure it. will give the neat little sum of 50 cents a share. The perfect way is to cure the kidto the stockholders during Jt April. This is only one of a series neys. A bad back means sick kidneys. The Firemen gave their usual an- o fdividends which will continue innual ball on Saint aPtrlcks day, and definitely. Neglect It, urinary troubles follow. it was a great success, both financially Doans Kidney Pills are made for Jt Jt and socially. Thursday the lowest price paid for kidneys only. Mrs. C. E. Williams, of 224 South Columbus Con. on the local market jt jt The 500 club wil give a ball on the was $5.45, and the highest $5.90. Second St. W Salt Lake City, Utah, 22nd at Preblee Ml, the event being Jt jt says: Doans Kidney Pills, which I the closing of the ewd season for the of the Columbus procured at a drug store, proved of The directors winter of 1907. Consolidated company met on the such wonderful benefit in the treatI can jt Jt 15th, at which the second dividend ment of kidney trouble that them Thursday 2000 shares of Ingot sold was posted. strongly hardly recommend at 9 cents a share on the Salt Lake enough to others so afflicted. I be.4 .4 cents and 1500 exchange, 3000 at 9 lieve I)oanB Kidney Pills are unequallChynoweth, one of the old- ed for at 10 cents. Same day 200 Con. Mer-cu- r Charles kidney complaint in any form Constockholders in Columbus est the sold at 50 cents. and I most heartily recommend them." was on a in solidated Alta company, . For sale by all dealers. Price, 50 jt Foster-MilburDied, Thursday, March 14, 1907, at visit from his Michigan home last cents. Co Buffalo, Mercur, Utah, Mr. Charles Hart, aged week. He says that his confidence in New York, sole agents for the United was as all the ths property of greater native a was 73 years. Mr. Hart ..ates. Missouri and had resided in Mercur time unfolds its developments. Remember the name Doans and Jt jt a great many years and was highly take no other. Co300 of South shares Thursday respected by all; was a prominent lumbus sold at $1.25 a share. Odd Fellow, of which order he was a OTTiyMtMtMitmmiifiriTiiiiaj jt great worker for 43 year In Salt aLke Thursday 100 shares The I. O. O. F. took charge of Mr. CYRUS 0. GATRELL at 21 Harts remains and conducted the fu- of South Columbus sold Jt Jt neral services in Mercur, after which Attorney A Counselors Alta will soon have better transporhis body was shipped to Salt Lake where it was received by the Odd Fel- tation facilities; then look out for the SIS IX F. Walker BuUOa lows of Salt Lake under the super- boom that is coming. Sett Lake City, vision of Rev. P. A. Simpkins, Grand jt jt Friday 500 shares of Columbus Con. tssrosvmeQPonMfi )(K). Secretary of Utah, who also conducted mi n the services at the grave. Mr. Hart, sold at $5.45 and 100 at $5.50. Nine or Charley, as he was familiarly hundred South Columbus at $1,20,600 and 300 at $1.25. Saturknown, always expressed a desire to at $1.22 be buried under the auspices of this day South Columbus sold at $1.20. GEO. W. PARKS, Jt jt A order, of which he was so faithful a Land Attorney, A sold at $1.25; March 2. 200 shares of member. Peace be to his soul! Col. Con. were sold at $3.20, 500 at 4 Jt Auerbach Building, .1 500 CLUB DANCE. $5.25, 300 at $5.30, 100 at $5.35 and 50 8alt Lake City., 100 club of Colum500 South at card shares $5.40; The memberos of the gave a dance Friday evening, the 22nd. bus were sold the same day at $1.25 The event being the end of the card and 600 at $1.25. Jt Jt THE BERRUM PORTLAND CEMENT playing season for the winter of Salt Lake March 1, 100 shares of STONE CO. Besides- the regular members 1906. of the club, many invited guests were Columbus Con. sold at $5.40 a share; CONCRETE BUILDING ROCK MANUFACTURERS. nresent. Among them being Mr. and 285 at 5.45 and 100 at 5.50. The same SOLE AGENTS FOR Mrs. Lon Dykman, Mr. and Mrs. day 2100 shares of South Columbus Chas. G. Lallis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Charles Cheynoweth of Calumet, Concrete Block Machines. Want to Hurlburt. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ander- Mich., whose long connectioti with the establish a plant in every city, town son, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swensen, Columbus Consolidated company as a and village In Utah. Block machines from $100 upward. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Caffey. The heavy stockholder illustrates the kind Misses Kate Caffey and Elizabeth Pet- of faith he has reposed in that comStart a small plant and become inerson, Mrs. Rawlings, and Mrs. A. H. pany and property, was on a visit tos dependent. Brown. Mrs. John Tuilinay, Jesse camp last week. This is Mr. Chyno-wethCorrespondence solicited, first visit for practically a year, P. O. Box 1131, Sait Lake City. Fields and Harvey Dunlavey. Ind Phone 3806-7- . Dancing (was indulged in until 1 and he was decidedly enthusiastic ov 0 V n -- 2 si |