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Show i The Weekly f: COOSTTY REPUBLICAN WEEKLY. THE TOOELE Vol VI w Stockton. Tooele County, much pleased with present conditions under ground. Meanwhile there Is In the treasury over 1100.000 with which to continue this exploratory work, while from salaries all the stupendous items. Including a 110.000 a 8TOCKTON SNAP SHOTS. OUR ALPINE HOME. and 118,000 for ''bullion salea-ageeliminated. management have been Abe Benedict spent Tuesday In our Not an Interest but desires to see town, i The Alta Independent sets off the President Mucklow and those now coA following, which we may Bay la operating with him along legitimate 1.08 Angeles Express was four hours apropos, and their cordial Invitation a lines succeed in placing - Majestic late Thursday. among the mpst productive In the welcome announcement: state. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McFarland, are It may be said that during the winProvo visitors. ter season our friends of the lowlands APPOINTED RE- GEO. OERN have the call on us In several reMrs. F. A. Gibeaut is visiting relaCEIVER, spects; also that the winters here are tives at Bingham Canyo. Jl J tolerably long. The snow gets to bo Upon application of the Mine &it Recorder Frank very deep by the time the season la Smelter Supply company. Judge Frailey County apiwinted George H. Deni as spent Sundsy (u Stockton. well on and locomotion la accom-pllbhe- d I. only on top of It, with terra receiver of all the property of. Jl Jl flrma twenty nether feet or more Glaser, now in the possession at the If the weeds were cut some parts of comGold Mines Mercur Consolidated the streets would look better. away. This, to those who have not the requisite hardihood, or are unac- pany, and of all other property belongn to known e ing to Glaser not at present W. A. Frailey has gone to Portcustomed to It, may be deemed receiver of the bond The plaintiff. land via Los Angeles and San Franafter the novelty of the thing fixed at f5,000. cisco. has worn off and then the cruel ava- was The complaint asking for tba apJl Jl lanches! No glamour, no romance filed in was of a receiver pointment lawn adds to the How a well-kep- t about them; they come down like the the followed court and district today of a place. Look around appearance wolf on the fold and are painfully an attachment same suit filed by the practical In their methods, as well aa company against Glaser yesterday to and see. . Jl disastrous la their results. recover 82,122.48, alleged to be due 1 Theo. Kelly and family have gone But there 'are compensations. While plaintiff for merchandise sold to deup Soldier Canyon to apend a week the people of the valleys are swelter- fendant. out. .. camping ing In the sunshine and trying hard la Gfaaer It la alleged that insolvent, J Jl to cool off in the shade while the mer- and unable to pay hia debts and that Miss Kate Sullivan of Park City, la cury hugs the 100 mark, all is serene there la certain iers6nal property beGeo. up here. There has never been a longing to him which la In possession viBltlng her grandmother, Mrs. caae of sunstroke recorded qor does of the Consolidated' Mercur, which Denton, at the ranch. 'IT ft a person have to make Us blood company Is made a party defendant Mrs. A. Gabbott of Salt Lake City, warmer swinging a fan In the frantic There are also seven other parties out Tuseday to see ber sister, effort to keep cooL He fts as comfort- named as defendants for the reason came W. H. Hennefer. able as a bug In a rug, especially at that they claim some Itnerest In tpe Mrs. J menthe when a need te on blanket property the Among night, projierty. r&eived Mr. and Mrs. Rrorn bed Is a luxury which the valleyltes tioned la gold product of the estimated G. G. advices are haviiuf tbe time Schliep and to 83,000, from of 82,000 seldom enjoy at this time of the year. value Portland. of lives their at Those of them who desire a real treat also an assaying outfit. Jl Jl nowadays, in a place where business . Glaser recently held a lease on the Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Smith are atcan be combined with pleasure with- Manning mill and dump. tending the Annual Conference of the o out being detrimental to Cither, M. E. Church at Salt Lake City. should lose no time In turning their AN IMPORTANT HOME INDUSTRY. Jl Jl eyes this way and friAowlng up with Mr. J. P. Mitchener spent several the rest of their physical structure, with the family Aa an Illustration of what energy, days here thisW.week never stopping until otir delightful AlP. Mitchener. of hia son, will and do, enterprise pine retreat Is reachdti. There Is al- tact, capability Jl Ji ways room at the top and the latch- there Is nothing in our midst more Miners, when In Salt Lake, call at string dangles outside the door. striking than the cigar factory of Relger A Lindleya, 35 West Second beverMessrs. Whitaker A Dallas, situated South, and try their exillerating ages. NOW IB THE APPOINTED TIME. at 134 West Third South street, Salt Jl Jl Lake City. Beginning business In Tuesday, August 15th, will be state If the Jews want to return to Pal- January, 1897, In the Rlckett's block Catholic Day at Saltalr beach. Every estine now Is the time. With tbe on State street, the two men without body welcome, come and bring your friends. Arabs In revolt la southern .Arabia, other assistance, began work, a work y ,1 A j j . Arm-Btinu- r irk-som- r jL, Jim- teyonetwWdtgrqw - with general dn rest in Bulgaria, Armenia and other provinces, fifty or a hundred thousand Jews with half the courage of the' Cubans could settle in Canaan and org&lxe a government and make the "Sick ftan of Europe" the sickest man of the world. How long would it take an army of Jewish Rough Riders" to clean out the whole of Palestine? European power is now so delicately "balanced that no nation would venture to interfere provided the bander of Jewry was made the rallying signal. If the Jews want Palestine let them take it. Now. is their time. iEBifpr Xrwrt .Jfcrvpi -t t orirM - i x nr ww In operation, Unh will other mines within the zone, which nMth-'-- i A np-ir- t us iV; n".'.!'. htly be ranked among the greatest is to la made so productive lu a the foulest l.ngu"ge ever in ilu richest mineral states in the short time. oiwn has been usivl n tin snv'i.-- m Her increased tiopulallon Bpcaklijg of coudltlona at the Honor- Mercur to a litiJe girl s child. Fiui-make an active borne market for ine bohsitxa ycsiM'day, Superintendent t stu.i simillJ le p'.ll lo .111.' st it ' 311 the farm product that can be E. J. Rnddafi stated that the big Inge. e .'I Jt ijpaed. This means wealth and profit drain tunnel bad enroiiiiUTtul the that It looked finer vein and F 11 classes of her It Is understood Ills honor. M itc:' us U't people. ever hud been I tyP It means also purity, iieuco, and than at any point it .ufl, will move Ms family to i l.V opened at any distauce from a mit-tra-l Mis Lnf. to take up their resldi-ure- . fcPI'Iness. bearing crossing. ia a most eatiuinlde Ud, imd will "Wc have suspended driving the an acquisition to tho iiu"r"..is wiiil Under the able management of Mr. lladdatz. until a otir own little city will nils lu r. Alexander, the Black Diamond is tunhell, said Hon-urin- !' t. j, drng some station ami switching room can be made for cars, this with the object of running a cross-cu- t north to Intercept the other ledges In the property. Aa soon us this work la completed will bo started, anl the the cross-cu- t main tunnel advanced in and along the Honorine vein, proier. Other portions of the mine. Mr.Rad-dai- s mated, looked better than at any time in the history of the famous bonanxs, and he promised that the day was approaching when the mine would assert its right to the title of the biggest proiwrty The Sign of Safety, Speed and ia the state. fort. MERCUR MUTTERING6. TUNNEL. excellent development Some samples of ore from the !fpcrty certify to the presence of Sfdir of the best that has been In n camp that, with the n of the long dsrin tunnel, protn-W- s to bo made as productive as Hey iff the state. While the ore, cousist-- ! of s fine galena runnig quite well In silver, is confined at present to chea in the highly mineralised it ie evident that the msln innel la near and that, with the 'tslng for whioH the management is ving, thi uiuiu one hotly will be idled,. Writ, WE MAKE TRAVEL d EASY. com-pfctio- ge-lim- HONOR1NE I iV-- i Trains Daily. -- - 3 3 ihe Tribune: The Xfotnlng mill Is to begin operaFrom UTAH to To the mines of Stockton the ulti-rid- e tions again soon. untilify of the Honerine's king if iuel, through which the wealth aa George Z. Edwards is now manager KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE, CHICAGO, sill as the waters of that xunc Is to of (he Uncoiii mine at Boise, Idaho. GALVESTON, EL PASO. fl 1 an outlet, la being hourly eui-i A sailed. From a station K.tiin feet Oil Wednesday 9 An cents was bid for And the Mining Camps of NEW MEXw Ihln, the management has now be-- Bucrnmeuto stock and 10 cents naked. ICO AND ARIZONA. u to drive upon the ledge to a run-- n Jl Jl Litton with the Galena King. on the 8alt Uike To The ri tch the end line of the latter will exchange was offered for GO on Tues, r I ulre 700 feet of drifting. At that day and Wednesday, and 05 was bid Ask tin shout Cheap Rales this Sunnier. it Ion the management of the Galena the first day and 59 Wednesday. C. F. WARREN. IflPK, one of the first to recognize the A A njcnwity of the king tunnel and to stock wns reported at General Agent. sfcnify ita willingness to share the 59 cents a share at Boston on Tues& Santa Te Toreka The Atchison, eRxwae of driving it, will take up day, and 500 shares sold. On WednesRailway Company. work and carry It 300 feet to a day it was 58 cents and 350 shares nsrtion with the King ledge. From changed hands. Salt Ltkq City, Utah. station the management the Honorine West is forging its a y to channels by which its territory fissured, while at the 5,500 the Bul'81' lion is to begin driving to its ledge, the management of the Bikck Diamond, through a branch at the 6, station, haa now driving xzfiflffffl leeslmdie Iwas elected a connection with and Is now Thera are big dolnga in our Cigar 1 driviig on its ledge, while the Alex-- a e 8i negotloat-mseach is an mb i Department theea days. Cyclone that shall enable It RIEGER A LINDLEY, ' m the long tunnel, the The Whiskey Merchants, ,dy to come to maret, ghnot two ossltwiiln Jlfr mtam ') teality. iu. OotwwryThfi I' have been reached by 7 the active delivery of 'hire to add much to the Ur t the furnaces of tje w ARmri&n Smelting and Refining company In this valley to follow. While the long tunnel is thus serving all intcresta below, it has drained the estate of the East Honorine and enato Hilvanre bled ita management ore through the Honorine atm feet toown-er; a bodies that await it. That the will be ultimately tunnel of the Induced to extend it. to a connection STATIONERY CONFECTIONERY NOTIONS with a system of old properties, inA full line f Jtntiw-- , The blare nod beet ktm-A full line of Suuoi-rry- .. cluding the Katherine, the No You i lore. Toharooo nod of ConfreCeaerj to All Ilie lending Don't and others, is not at. all unlikely. hiuiiXere' Uoode ! I period lent.. Awaiting such un outlet, it is said, is awe drainthe with while considerable ore, Agency Troy Steam Laundry. er... HltJX MERCUR. ing of that horizon sinking will undoubtedly be resumed. No one will urge other than that the unilcrtaklng Is worth more than it cost, infinitely more than it shall cost to extend to THi CIGAR THATS ALWAVr RIGHT, n ' p g Con-Merc- Con-Merc- T.UOO-fo- i 1 'i 500-fo- ot - and la now one of the largest of Its kind in the western country. FronS two men the force employed has grown to 55, and from 12,000 to 15,000 cigars are turned out dally. From humble rented quarters tbe firm now occupies lta own building, an ample structure occupying 25x125 feet, is well appointed throughout and has a capacity in excess of tbe output above spoken of, of which the Blue Point Perfccto la the most noted, but several other brands are made. The operatives make good wages, running from 823 to 835 a week, and gfefco&em, too; strict union principles prevail,, arid everything and everybody are in a deEDITORIAL NOTE8. cidedly prosperous condition. A visit to the factory would tell a more We can understand why a man striking story than can be put into might swear when he accidentally mere words. strikes his finger Instead of the nail-- hut o when. he swears so much in offFor pleasure and health a unique hand, common, lively conversation, feature of Salt Lake's attractions is who can tell? the wonderful hot water baths, to be had in all luxury in the very heart And it is now reported that the of the rliy. at the Sanitarium, 52 West smoke and gas problem that has so Third South street. The temperature long disturbed the people of these val- ranges from 95 degrees to 100 degrees, leys, is In a fair way of settlement. which with the various sulphates, us hope It Is true. and chlorides, makes It a most desirable means of, restoring or In walking along a narrow or a preserving the health. Mr. L. A. Snycrowded thoroughfare much annoy- der, the manager, and his force of obance and confusion would be avoided liging assNtanti-- . are always ready show visitors through the plant, if everybody kept to the right. Try it. to and to assist patrous to get the most for their time and money. No one has MAJESTIC ORES AT SMELTER. really "done" Salt Lake until he haa taken a hi.-- bath at the Sanitarium. The Tribune: Through the Taylor & Brunton sampler there was yesterBIG HORN BASIN EXCURSION. day marketed a lot of ore from the property of the Majestic Copper MinRound Trip $30.00. ing company out of Milford on controls that cannot hut reopen the pages Ti - Colorado Midland railway, in of a period when its estate had a mar- connection with the R. G. W. and the ket valuation of many millions of del r. U. & Q will aell tickets Sept. 3 lars. The consignment which came Garland and Cody. Wyo., from lessees on the property shows to.'dFrannie. thirty days, at an average of about 25 per cent cup- ai.- r'iurn. good for will be the only Tain of rne Hnd 7.3 $1 ounces silver with gold per ear t0 it one was not !wln,V,w counper ton. and while lals0'10 tl,ai large tonnage, it demonstrates ndvnntuge of this ratet the mines which have been suhjocf.d l',' :'ir. . lincr-ragricultural country in ru rnofct Lheckorcd experience are jet caiiahie of a class of ore on which Werinilns in in. ihe Ilig Horn Basin. Horn they made their way into prominenre. j Write for ',ik.on the Big anti all particulars rel and which rallied a following aBasMi countn as ative to tin- - trip tq 1. H. Harding, 77 powerful and in its aggregate wealthy ad has gathered around any Went Second Soiftb. alt Ijtkc. western undertaking. Few here who conwill not recall the sensational GREAT WEALTH OF ALTA. signments that were billed out or the copper, gold and silver bearing vaults Within the Go! uni Inis Con. there has of the O. K.. these assignments sell- lii-I.evciipi'.l- - an ore body which ing on controls which certified to as compare favorably with the best In much a.-- 40 per cent of the red metal tin state, while it.; properties are without reference to other controls. reminiscent of those that characterisiland In addition to the copper, gold older mines in lmiinlcst days. the zed ver contained in the present lot. there is In It to curry all the concessions The new body in the Columbus, with depth of over 000 feet on that are made by ihe smelter an ex- a vcrrlcal the formatien rlreadv has a crosscess of 17 per cent iron. feet, While this quality of ore is reward- cut run into it for fifty-siwith but one wall exposed, while the ing the lessees and incidentally addassay register certifies to 75 to 350 ing in royalty to the companys sin- ounces silver and SG to 825 gold, an ews, the search for the malnore bodies is going on under the Xewhonse average of 11 per ctnt copper, with u administration with the management touch of lead. l- No 4 12, 1905 Saturday, August Canjon Tuesday evening to Inspect' the proposed extension or the water pipe line. J A jl j As usual In the summer time, there Is renewed activity at Gicborn these days. Work Is being done on several claims there. Oscar children, Raddutx, mother and sister spent last Sunday In Stocton the guest of Mr. anu Mrs. M. F. Haddutz. A A Charles J. Rooklidge, manager of the Pioneer sampler, was among those who spent bis Sunday among the ore bodies of Stockton. Mrs. Jl Jl In about two weeks the Stockton Mill will again go into commission and begin pumping out the ores of this famous property. Jl J Four cars of ore from Stockton, three from Bingham, three fom Alta ami two from Tlntic were reported si the Pioneer sampler Monday. Jl A state teachers' examination was held in the Lafayette school building. Salt Imke City, tlie first of this week. A How many attended from our section. ,1 Jl The Hnncrlnc West Mining company has made final payment on the interest held formerly by Max in Ihe properly It is now developing at Stockton. .1 A Sunday, August 1 :th, a game of ball will In played at Stockton, between tbe Dufad Tailors of Salt Lake and tin Stockton base ball nine for a purse of Sinn. The game will be mile I at 4:20 p. in. A . James T. 11 u chart, treasurer of the Opliir Tunnel company, arrived from St. Paul nil Saturday, visited tbe Holt erine on Sunday and then eased up for a day cr two previous to making l trip to his ''roper lie a! Opliir. .4 Jl Wednesday eve. August liiih, a bail will be given ill I. O. O. F. Hall, for the benefit of tin Stockton .lr base 1j.i1! club. Music will In fnrnisliil hv A ball the Gruntsv'lle oreliesirn. p. m.. at I garie will be bet wren Mercur lied.- - i.n.l Stockton Uad-dat- eon-i.iny'- RdBERT E. PICKLE .... a University of Utah. U ihe Binfaith In piivi 0:111 Point. The pcr of an; cigar .T.l ll.'.i'i'.ni hand an Cut, made, anywhere. an-tl:sweetl fnrnioVt-b' t filler. It - ipii-Pi- -- j The Head of the Public School Sys- est smoke th..t ;:ny tem of tlie State. suin ivu of Utah Includes the 8chool of Arte and Sciences, the State 8chool of Mines and the State Normal School, The University z WHITTAKER ES55fe. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. The School of Arts and Scionco courxpH in: 1 General Science. 2 -- Liberal Arts. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. The Normal School offer: 1 A Four-yeaNormal Course. 2 Advanced Normal Conne. 3 Course in Kindergarten Train 1 . :: I & DALLAS. MAKERS: W. Id SoJih St, S..U I.: 1 e Clly. of-fi-- s u THE SCHOOL OF MINES. The School of Mln-- ; iifp'r courses in: A For the Cheapest Line of Good GENTS FURNISHINGS, HATS AND SHOES call Arr O O 0o o 0 601BEII BOTE GUSH STOKE. la Mining Engineering. Ita. 2 Electrical Enginccri,?. 3 Civil F.rtrlneeritig. Wffi. BILLIR6S, Prep. Mala I Mechanical Enjoncerln.-r7 Chemical Engineering. Jr. PREPARATORY SCHOOL. A A A Wp dont war.t you to get injured, Sehool i maintained Preparatory bin if you rliould lw so unfortunate, wblrh given for tlie preparation you will b- - sifo in trusting yourself to c urse In General Liberal PROMPTNESS Science, the care of Dr. Alvc.h lpwis who will Art. Engineering. Law. Mrulcinc and AND FAIRNESS ARE THE giv" you the lifest and best scieniilic Hmdneas. FEATURES treatment ft his private hospital. Graduates frotp tlie eight grades of OF OUR MAIL East Second South street. Salt IjU'' 'lie public rchoo.s are ad mined in tbe 0R3SR DEPARTMENT. his announcement tin an- Normal Rcliixil; hut n City. Read year of High -- oother pag- - rif this paper. School work ix fur admi To from us by mail furniture ,'l bey 'ion lo the Preparatory School. to do the purchasing in pereon. On the vein at the '3i level in New excellent farili'les. Ihe W'oeUton. a width of :n i'et has splendid building, equipment. Send your orders for anything perbilbeen gained. Thi.; vein has been No tuition I rbnrged. 1ml an an- taining to house furnishing, and our lowed down from the 7im f'sii level. nual registration foe of ten dollar is experienced judgment will make a Galiger lias great Superintendent required. beRegifttration. September satisfactory selection. a good showing hopes of making 15th and IGih. Ins'rueiloii begin fore the end of the prment Wite today for descriptions and Our faith end hopes arc with him an I Sopi ember iSth. Catalogue and illustrated booklet prlris of whatever you desire In that also confidence In his success. line. lent free upon requeet to Jl Jl THE GREENEWALD FURNITURE CO.. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH. When tbe smelling and refining Salt Lake City, Ltahi Wect Third South St., Salt Lake City. works in ctiiileiiidaMon shall be added 1 : :!- - ve-ir- v;i for. . Stmt, . - 7 Hm I |