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Show I - THE COALVILLE TIMES. COALVILLE, UTAH MINES AND MINING FIRST STlPSKQtOCf A flexible tlier sole. Red, White UIKtCX (MM Blue, Pink, B lack ,Tan. tnctcuw v hnil Lac. Bettes r SeadaL le-g- Boston J Baby Swot Co .Natick Mass Will "VVe You t distribute liiTiurr id ?ourcm t mty. tnandj work reilrltw Kiprif nor not rtHjuirrd b Mptere utu Opportunity KsMt frprseuuiion UwmsHsesJ PtM, IMU ink M. ruisdelffclft In , $120.00 kuonr France one person in 20 is to wear a military decoration. Bronchial troubles weaken the system. Pneumonia sometimes follows Deans Men tholated Couah Drops present trouble. The South Africa oxen are clad in to ward off the ravages of trousers She tsetse fly Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sr nip for Children boftrns tbe (ruins, reduces infl&mma pin,cur wiud co.ic&c ft bolileJUi fteeUiiOfr, 41ofMkUaj In a mately year Turkey produces approxi100.000 bales of wool of 280 A2SS& CUtTOft' HE Junta at El Paso agreed that a visit to the camp of Ortega Torrlblo Colonel A CLERGYMAN'S TESTIMONY. and an Interview with that commandConstitutionalist The Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wig-don- . er would be a very good Pa., suffered from Dropsy for a thing for the cause. Whena year. His limbs and feet were swolit came to delivering len and puffed. He had heart flutter-ing- , passport and letter which was dizzy take the party past would and exhausted at another matter. was that the least exer- outposts, to do it, but always were willing They tion. Hands and cold tomorrow. feet were never get If we let them guys manana us well and he had such they are know They Scotty. a dragging sensa- there, tocommented hate to but they those ua papers, give the going tion across one way to is only There work. to down Inins that it use to It ! make them and Im going get busy difficult to move. - meant eheerful, patient per way0Qly After using 5 on the Junta morning, noon boxes of Dodds sistent attendance until finally, late one evening, after the and mornKidney Pills the spelling disappear- last night promise to have It ready the following ed and he felt himself again. He aays the brushed mW. been had at tain oclock he has been benefited and blessed by ing duly mystery, with great was prepared passport the use of Dodds Kidney Pills. Sevelaborately addressed and ceremoniously eral months later he wrote: I have sealed, over. Before the following daybreak the handed not changed my faith in your remedy automobile was streaking down some of the best since the above statement was authorIn the United States bound for road ized. Correspond with Rev. E. Hes- country around Gusdsloupe, s llttls town somewhere lop about this wonderful remedy. miles distant on the Mexlike forty Dodds Kidney Pills, 50c. per box at something ican side. your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co., chaufLocks, the owner of the car, and Jim, the Buffalo, N. Y. Write for Household the wheel on the held Locke in were Anthem front National of music also feur, Hints, would take the faso-cipe- a (English and German words) and re-- I country road, but later Jim been the working T would heve for dainty dishes. All 3 sent free. line bridge. Jim mate of Kit Carson, old man Bridger or some of Adv. been the other giants of pioneer days If he had chaufa man fifty years ago. Now he Is a border a goat can feur, able to drive a car any place the seethInto to go anywhere climb and willing his for Mexico price. of Interior ing This ought to be a cinch today, Jim said. Well get through a humming if we dont run out Into a bunch of Salazars men from Juarsz of some or bad hombres, scouting, and theyre and Castillo's bandits. Split out your passes talk-lndont shove the wrong ones; let me do the pounds each. When Daly West last week came forward with a production of over 65( tons of ore for the seven days. It caused some favorable comments on thla oldtime Park City mine with It dividend record of $6,600,000. Thompson, Toale & Co. figure that the weaker speller market, with a drop from $5.7 to $5 40, reduces the Butte & Superior earnings about $2,000 monthly, or the equivalent of about $1.15 per share per annum. A car of good grade ore was pro duced by the Tonop&h North Star property during the past week, and there are many who believe that production will be steady from now on, although not of large proportions. Ohio Copper In September produced 685,000 pounds of metal, which Is about 4,000 pounds under August's ou1 put It Is estimated that the4companya cents Is making a profit of 3 to pound, or approximately $20,000 for -the month of September. The management of the TonopaJi Merger company has been compelled to cease development effort on the level on account of the 1, 170-foof water, the- - dally flow flow heavy of 100,000 gallons being greater than the capacity of the pumps In use. Placer gold was discovered at Leesthere-afte- r burg, Idaho, In 1866, and soon lode deposits were recognized. Lead silver deposits were worked In the 80s, but not until the advent of the railroad did this ln--j dustry reach Its maximum jnportance. have Two Interesting discoveries recently been made at the mlninff camp of Manhattan, Nev. Due was a gold nugget tjjat was worth over $500, putting anything hertofore found In that section In the shade, and the second was the Jawbone of a. mastodon,' Probaby 80 per cent of the lead ore mined in Lemhi county Idaho, is the carbons-tlo- n product of the oxidation and blends. sine and of galena, pyrite The ore la remarkable for Its --even tenor, averaging about 35 per cent of" lead and fifteen ounces of sliver to the ton. It Is reported from Fish Springs, near the line between Tooele' and Juab counties, that H. M. Buck, who took a lease on the Galena property, Is preparing to make a shipment of ore via Oasis. Tho ground adjoins n Utah Mine, and it the silver-lea- d ores are somewhat slml ot y lift eom-panDuring September, the Braden handled 77,314 tons of ore. the total copper in the concentrates being 1,980,000 pounds, with the blister copper produced measuring 1,232,000 s pounds. In the old' mill the extrao-jin- g. miles east of El Paso the Rio About twenty-fiv- e toad Grande swings Into the side of the country cavkbakl-clatwo young turn first the at and strapped to the right alrymen with hands. Uncle ' hip stepped forth with uplifted to effort earnest keep down an Is making 8am across the border contraband of the smuggling and for that purpose has thrown his soldiers Inasmuch as along the International boundary. of Mexfactions both have the soldiers not only buslneaa icans against them, but the American In the sentiment as well, the thing Is somewhat nature of a farce. These young cavalrymen, however, were doing wanted to their duty at best thsy could and they were told, know who, what, where, etc. They official pats from the military an scrutinised duly sutomo-bilauthorities and took a look through tha coma and go unCartridges, lik blessings, awares and they were not taking a chance. Just s little later at what was once an International headed by a sergeant bridge si more soldiers and from under underbrush of th out tumbled the abutments and cried Halt! &ld tbo Mrgwnt crliply Sorry, you know of a he went through the car with thetodeftness do It. Have customs inspector, "but weve got with you? Hey. you an extra morning paper did trim Murphy. I win that betl Washington the Athletics." The river ceased at this point to be ths -line because whenever the Irrigation even she by gets will let her have s little water across lots and finding new channels, cutting a boundary commit-sio- n slicing up territory to give In this particular ft nlc summer Job. she bad sliced into the United States a or mils or more, which, threw the line a mils two on the south side of the river. In a low lying flat land, which occasional floods have filled with willows, cottonwoods and dense undergrowth. Is s great point tor smugglers. ju,t at ths end of that mile the falrty good road ended abruptly. Shifting sand, overgrown and desolation succeeded. It was as If far tha car had been dropped auddenly Into aunexdistant country, unsettled and practically we e. u Inter-nation- Jt plored Just bn ft hard ft mile to th north thsro has scientific road passing through farm land brought The fields to the highest point of development were fragrant with growing, flowering alfalfa, kafir corn, mllo maize, fruits and melons. The conhouses were pretty bungalows or modern crete dwellings. Thera were men at work In the fields and their mules and horses were sleek and well cared for. Windmills were drawing water from wells where the gasoline pump was not used. It was all happy, all busy, all prosperous.,. Over bars the countryVwas stricken. Land Just as good as any In theWorld lay fallow, with brush. "We ought to pick up an outpost about now, finally. , "Look out!". called back-H- ra he spoke there came from the mesqulte covered side of a mesa a single sharp detonaIn the air ting report and something sang by above like a large humming top. Sit still unless Its one of the Castillo bunch," cams the command; If it la. Jump for the over--grow- n mes-Quite- ' Sold by grocer everywhere. Around the edge of th mesa came s horseman with bis pony on a dead run. a Winchester flutswung in one band, his Mexican sombrero tering. Rebel," was the decision. "Its Ml right; get out tho junta letter. The outpost had ald that tho way to Ortega was straight ahead and turn to the left at a big riUK usir 11 i1"'"1 traction at the new mUlwa cent. 11 " 67.04 per . and Mining The Engineering Journal states In Its October 11 edW fib lead market is demoraltlon ized as a result of the apprehension price yhi a furtheroncut la theofofficial the part UR leading of the metal seller la Imminent, and a great deal of the metal has been pressed for sale in anticipation thereof. f It doe not take very much or that averages 146 ounces pf gold hnd 103 ounces of silver to the ton to bring In a good round sum, and the five sack of Willow Creek Mining companys rock, sent by express to assays .a .aboye Salt Lake, gar smelter-ne- t stated,' the lot bringing In of sum $025. the district, long tho The Goodsprlngs r. d Bf ! well-know- rice, of court beans, tortillas, coffee with sugar He raced back It the position be had and a particular kind of goafs milk cheese muck been In. and off to tbs right presently another fancied by th people After It was over. Ortega a was with It a sarapeman was seen signaling turned to an Inspection of hie arms and ammunino were friendly, service, for themftor there suption, of which he appeared to heve a large shots, although horteasn red near to tho autobad beta Induced and after the lhterpreter ply, mobile. j Into forego another oration an Idea was gained of Guadeloupe was one a town of about 1,600 the life of the rebel x habitants, a bustling, thriving little community over from borrowed It seemed a fairly comfortable ona There with many characteristic was plenty of food In eight, comfortable quarters the line. The principal stnat bad several ambiand little military work. Where men were Bot tious stores There wu s bank end s telegraph playing were claes better Ot of office and the houses taking siestas in the shad they were cards or gossiping In groupa They were all commodious, of plastend adobe, with patios filled and fal ) with flower beds. The root In some cases were On all tides raw beet suspended In the sir decorated and the' furniture Imported. was drying for Jerking Ortega, commander at tha thoueand or so men, "We sire going to move tomorrow," said one I producer of lead and sine orea, is occupied what was ona the principal dwelling We will go straight jonsldorably aroused over the dlsoow home. youngster of six to Jim. of the town, a pretention Spanish If he had been prom-vis- ery of what apfbara to be a good de. as to Juires," and he spoke This happened to be tha day before Ortega to a circus Woman who heard posit of vanadium ore on the Week lsed s broke camp, hoping to Jots Pancho Villa in an 0 him called out what they would do when they minster property. The owner found attempt to capture federal (rains carrying 1.000,-00got Into the little frontier town. the rock and sent It to Washington pesos and $80,000 worth of provisions to Chihim. Jim and came stopped rebel One along a P buey presented Therefore huahua. the for examination, the result being that scene.- - The only person $ did not seem to be Say, what are you fighting for? he was It was pronounced S per oeot vaar asked. concerned was Ortega hlmsdf, who was propped adlum ore. Two dollar a day," was the answer, and th up on a cot reading a norat'. nineteen mining district are There 4 HU answers that soldier pasted along. Ortega does not talk Lemhi county, Idaho, which la gen"What are you fighting for?" the little me- In Hs were fighting for the brief. very day eral Is one of the more Important chanic captain was asked. aside by the constitution, which had bam regions of the weal Situated mining and In country Is my of a the wrong "There assassination grievous Huerta government aft In part of Idaho, tho the until that wrong there will be no true progreee President Madera. He woud fight until constitubeen difuntil has recently has been removed, was the answer. 'It is the county tional government was reeWed or be was killed. exten-- I the with but ficult access, of It because be land system. Intervention? He did id 1910 In Salmon to railroad of the "All the land In Mexico Is owned by a few gion th United States. believed In the good faltt area of the In All uncultivated. tt parts Is 90 cent conactivity of He would never and famlllee mining per Mediation or arbitration! took on new life. of It is untaxed. Until it le possible for th sent to either. Arbitrate or . mediation, any land until the and land to t class of administration acquire Crosscutting to the Halifax vein with working dealings whatever of level of the shaft ehare Its 1 to bear Its expenditures made public la from the 1,100-foo- t recognition of Huerta, would amount there can be no relief. Is now making good prog res with status. That would never be done. A Dias might subjugate, but that time baa two shifts of mners, and the crosscut Peace was not Impossible in Mexico, but could feet from the oome In only one way, id that was the withpassed. There will be anarchy unless the condk Is now out fifty-fivGone are Improved Perhaps Carranza, our chief, shaft; and will probably have to be drawal of Huerta and hia Mends. A provisional who le a good man, will change It all when he extended about another 130 feet bepresident must be choses according to the congets In. stitution, some man who bf not connected himfore encountering the downward .exA messenger, hot and dusty, arrived from Villa, self with Huerta and ha ot connived at the tension of the vein on Its northern n who would at Ascension, sixty miles away, toward dusk and dip, says the Tonopah Miner. assassination. Seek out 4 was received with embraces. He brought the have been president aceorttog to law If Madero The annual report of the South and Install him final commands of that general, who had bees and Soares had died Mine department has issued African a patriot elnce be had ceased being a bandit. In office. If that were Impossible. let Vonuatlano the figures of mineral profollowing men more and thousand the an election could be ' Three days later Carranza be president until duction during 1912. Gold, 9,108,783 seen that day were either fleeing over the deeert held. Personally OrUadblht General Trevino diamonds, 5,071,882 carats; were or 70 ounces; miles dead, of not away, Huerta or De sands bat la Rancheria, or Dr. Gomes might do, tons;-cop- per, thnt kind. wounded or prisoners awaiting summary egecu-Uo- coal, 8, 117.078 tons; coke, 11,980 Barra or Dias or any m 95 tons (43 per cent 18,570 The 'plan had been that Ortega should He was well satisfied wlti the progress of th ton (66.64 2,932 and per cent toward a Jnaras at the tin, Cu.); strike point railway revolution. Th Conztltatloualiit occupied- and cut the line behind the treasure trains, while silver, contained In gold bullion -dominated the greater pe of country and ; ores, 1,019,012 ounce. If the embargo on munltl1 of war Were re- ?VUla. further south toward Chihuahua, should and base-meta- l bis federal end. out wreck the of the pealed they would drive Ore, from the Moscow of Beaver - Ortega and his men arrived on time, but Villa runHe bd about 1,300 men, field In ninety days County, Utah, is reported to be well armed, plenty of mjBlln nd plenty of 'never moved. Tralnloads of federal fiddlers, ning a little higher lately. For eome them ? food. He was to march 7 soon to Join with artillery and cavalry, were expecting time It averaged $1,200 to $1,300 a h coal! not say. and cut them to pleces.VUla'e failure tof move le car. But some of the last ore shipped Villa. What the plana ascribed by him to lack of ammunition. It Is out brought $2,100. Such cars carry but s decisive blow woeld b struck. He would meantime dinner only pointed out that the Insurance men' who had fifty tons -- each. This is an increase say nothing further, and Wft beqn refuting to touch anything shipped over a of about $800 over the average. flftJ; exthe Mexican railroad lor some time Insured the treashouse .large Ortegas staff oocupM Amalgamated Copper of Montana iated of about six ure train t 12 tt 'per cent premium and made a clusively. Hie real staS declared Its regular quarterly has lot of money. They seemed to know that Villa men, but as Is usual the wr as many more of $1.80 a share. This calls dividend should not attack. revolutionist honorary members. The honorary With this payment for left -hie $2.300,000. chief Villas to lieutenant, -- is lwD be seen T Juan Doxal, prevalent In Mexico. H In diegnet a day or to later. The Incident only this copper proposition has a total " h flnu aUslon until Just before a battle. that exists even In th dividend record to its -credit of about shown for himself elsewhere. themselves, revolutionists $80,000,000. , ranks of the There was plenty to eat st the dinner, meat. washout it st east-centr- fw i e , ntUr n. -- llh 1 i. |