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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, completed ON TONOPAH RAILROAD PERSISTENT LEASER MiSweney have prati-call- y their contract for completed d and have grading the main line, at the their camp depot site in now are for the and grading Tonopab MINERS SHOULD HAVE & Overbury have ORES Oddie tidingTESTED BEFORE LEASING. their contract and have moved Oddie ranch near jj,eir outfit to the Grading Completed on Tonopah RailBelmont. road One Disappointment The contractors who had charge of McLean & estub-lislie- coin-plet- - ed lJ04. f., A NEW LINE OF LIAM AND MINES AND MINING GRADING MAY THURSDAY, ADJOINING puny w ill be iii rtMiliiifu it seems iiiiiiiK-u- t At the liutTcy-Ciale- y udvis.ibU-.- io use it the Have arrived fresh from PARIS, together with some entirely new patterns in lace. Dont miss the seeing of them " well it is under-stiK- ul th.it lairing is still under way, .mil the fxpfiiatiim was th:it Superintendent UunibitUKh would substitute six for the eight-inc- h casing yesterday, the former having all been used up. Two new combinations have representatives here and before the week closes it is promised that one or both of will have completed tin-il- l meins Lace Collars... ...All-Ov- er STATES all-ov- er arrattge- - undertake the prospecting of new ground. Salt Lake Herald. ti Tonopah. of the telephone line A GREAT CAMP. J. W. Scdaville and Tomqiah have Hopkins of Ste.unlmat Springs, between Previous to his iiqi;irturo for the Mho recently visited Tonopah. in an inviih the width of the body ami tlie SHOWS PHOTOGRAPHS OF completed their work and turned the north Monday, John Jones, the with a Journal reporter at v.ilm of its I'liutciits terview d GHOSTS OF FAMOUS MEN continuing to keep line over to the railroad company. Kenn week I last think said: will there 1 operator, culled at Hen T. Lloyd's U' with tile body ill the workings Track laying waa considerably relie 2'i.Ouu people in the new camp ill At the Spiritualists' bull in Chiswick, office to look over the samples brought above. This body is some 400 fed tarded during the week on account of three years, if the mines ennlituie to from where it appears on the in aid nf the liirul Spiriliiiilisl society, In from the Hronks properties in the improve in tin- next year as they have the failure of the C. & C. to deliver level am at a depth that is there opened uti exhibition ns weird Freiburg district, sixty miles west of in the past. Everything in the eatnp tiea in sufficient and eater mils gi quantities, by 200 feet. A shipment of 672 ml uncanny, us it undoubtedly is inPioche, says the Salt Lake Herald. His looks prosiemuK and bona fide, and s.n ks of ore, weighing thirty tons, will terest lug and marvelous. but fairly good progress was made.and isit resulted in Messrs. Lloyd uud front the present outlook this season arrive on the Salt like market in n 11. Blackwell, the Loudon says the track will be completed by tonight few days. In this properly a find of 'Immlcle. has placed on view a large Iirooks learning something concerning a ill be the greatest it has ever and a half miles to a point twenty-nin- e When the new railroad is fintheir gold ores that has caused them galena my was recently made which number of spirit photographs, tlie "sitthis side of Rhodes. For the past three to which will prolmbly be by the showed 64 ished, exhibit an air of importance ever ier cent lead and 22 ounces tings" of which, in his own words, have first of July, the shipment of ore which of silver to the ton. days material has been delivered more since. After been given to him in fulfillment of the all looking through rapidly than formerly, and it is exich lead, silver, gold and copper sam- is now on the dumps will make money promises made by the disembodied, matters very much easier and business pected that a progress of at least a GOLDFIELD'S OUTLOOK. whose materialized forms peer over ples, Mr. Jones said: mile a day will be made from now on. exceedingly' my good. Summing up of In Vindicator the the Blackwell's shoulder. Tlie subjects Indevelopment Well, they look good; but if you whole I can Superintendent Tripp has been in will that say trip, Tonopah Home mine ut Goldfield, Nevada, clude Browning, Tennyson, Lungfellow, give me a lease and bond, or a San Francisco for the past week pere ore are being Charles- Dickens, Huxley, Darwin and leuse alone on the ground from which never was more prosperous than she bunches of fecting arrangements with the Souththe gold rock came, you may keep the is today, and I think she will continue encountered, and the indicutfona are Napoleon. There is no mistaking the ern Pacific for the transfer of freight to grow richer as she grows older. that a strong vein of good ore will soon faces of men like these; they are Inrest." and passengers to the Tonopah road at be uncovered. Interest in this bonanza stantly recognized, though they appear He was told, of course, that a lease BOND THROWN UP. Sodavllle, and on his return this morniemnp continues unubated, and many In ghostly outline. could not be given, as it was the InThe most disappointing news of the new and rich finds there are causing ng will arrange to inaugurate through tention to form a One picture represents Blackwell corporation covering week is the announcement that J. P. service by the first of the week. the utmost excitement in the mining surrounded of his all the ground in the Brooks holdings. by twenty-fou- r Considerable quantities of ore from of Patsey world. Everything Indicates that Gold- spirit friends, while in another a priest The matter was passed up and for the Harvey, tie representative has thrown up the bond on the field with more extensive development of the old Tonopah, Goldfield, and Gold Mountime forgotten. Later In the day Jones Clark, city of Atlantis a city of at Diamondfield, owned by will take rank as one of the greatest some 10.000 tain are being teamed to Coaldale, the Vernal, and Lloyd met again and the former years ugo appears In dim Jack Davis, says the Tonopah Miner. wealth producers of the west, and that but definite outllne.il present terminus of the line, and being Other photorenewed his proposition to lease the At the time of the abandonment the to loaded and moved promptly and delivas this a deal, when about to great show saying went spirits graphs after it the third shaft was down about 60 gold claims. He ered to the C. & S. at Sodavllle. feet and a Tonoregion, in this respect, has materialize. time and when leaving for Helena said drift had been run 30 feet. There la some world beaters on its list pah Miner. Blackwell states that only one phohe might come back and try them e ore allarge amount of In England was able to take tographer again. GOLD MOUNTAIN DISCOVERY. but the showing waa STRIKE AT GOLDFIELD. the portraits, Hnd he has now retired His persistency, coupled with the ready exposed, A sensational discovery waa made not sufficiently encouraging, in Mr. Another strike has been made in the from the business. There are only three fact that he had remarked while exthis week by Roy Ridge on the propopinion, to Justify him in Jumbo mine at Goldfield, this time In Harvey's capable of spirit photography in the amining the sumples that the rock the accruing payments. Mr. the Shields and Parnham lease. A sam- United Btntes. Blackwell Mountain erty of the Tonopah-Gol- d indignantly ore of making closely resembled the Davis, however, is well satisfied with ple assay yielded $139.80 In gold and Mining company, at a point on the any suggestion that the reled some of those who were repudiates Goldfield, west slope of Gold mountain, about a Mr. Harvey's action, for he believes a small amount in silver. This was sults are obtained from what la known present when he inspected the ore to that he can half mile from the present workings. enough ore from the from an open cut less than 200 feet as a double ship exisisure. Wjhat have 1 examine It more closely themselves. After removing the slide rock and up to net him from the Zlnn lease where the recent to opened ground already to a said he Dally Chronicle gain," It was then that a speck of free gold more than he would have received if hale, Mr. Ridge opened up a ledge strike was made. Shields and Pam representative, by such trickery?" was discovered, and for the first time the terms of the bond had been car ham are down 50 feet at another point tight feet wide on the surface, which He also stated that his subjects are the owners began to realize that the ried out. carries the highest values ever dis to tap able to and are running a cross-cgive alttlngs" for any period rock was probably better than they had covered in that district. Five feet of the main ledge. They have already of their earthly existence, Just as was. The and dirt dust it SOME MINING RETURN8. the ledge is very rich, the ore being supposed encountered five feet of ore which they when," our explained Blackwell, was blown out of the porous Iron blow averfull of free gold. An assay of an averaa an a F. P. believe of 340, Mrs. will Me., Chase Bangor, average over now can run the past thoughts holes," and the burlap lint that had acIn the Zlnn age sample showed values of $1,01$, number of years ago bought 100 shares age assay gave $39.75. periods of our lives. cumulated on the surface ol the rock and the five feet will probably run from of United Verde for $100. She recently lease there are three feet of ore which The exhibition Is unique and is atwas washed off. tiOO to $800 a ton. to understood averages about $200. from offer an It for of refused As a consequence it $40,000 tracting much attention and Interest. Then a hunt for more particles of of the new discovery there has been free gold began, and in less than a Senator Clark. REAL E8TATE TRAN8FER8. great activity in the stock of the Ton In 1892 Morris Yenzel, a Moscow, ADVISE8 STUDENTS TO minute it was found that much of the d a of The sold suit clothes conveyances have been Mountain stock during the rock contained a following Idaho, merchant, TRY YEAR IN BUSINESS of amount it for large past week, about 75,000 shares having 2,000 shares of Le Rol gold stock. filed for record In the recorders ofsome of was fractured When the rock He received In dividends and by the fice: changed hands at an advance of from CHICAGO, May 5. Young man, the surfaces were found to be plas5 to 8 cents to Thomas take a year in business. The trouble In 1897 the handsome wife and John stock of the sale a share. The highest price Pingree tered with It, while every pin hole and U. Dee, part of lots 5 and 6, block 2 sum of $60,000. paid was 18 cents, and the stock is now with American university students to rngged surface disclosed minute parfirm at that of the Mary McKinney pint A; $7,500. d figure. Tonopah Miner. day Is that they think too much of goticles of the precious stuff. The secret was exchanged wife to David Ec and Creek John mine at Cripple Pingree ing to school and too little of what of why Jones waa anxious for a lease Of lost 5 nnd 6, block 25, plat a $10 grocery bill. Now the OIL IN MEXICO. for cles, part they are going there for. I have adwas out and the owners of the propA gusher an income from the in A; $7,500. has flowing 100 barrels of oil vised more than twenty students at erty had learned that what they haJ vestment of $250,000 a year and his F. Rankin to J. H. Egan, lots this day has been struck by the Mexican Mary a university this year to leave school fine of conceived to be the making Petroleum company, at Ebano. is worth $2,000,000. 20, 21 nnd part of lot 22, block 10, Lake and Interest The go into business." a was probably milling porposltion flow of oil when Charles Hoile of Prairie Depot, Iowa, View addition; $1,000. the well was shot was These are the words of President W. one. about a year ago bought 1.000 shares Henry Mole to Rose J. Mole, part of R. Harper, of the University of Chicastrong that It badly damaged the The ledge from which the samples in an Arizona derrick. The well is now under conmine for 40 cents northeast quarter section 17, township go, to the senior class. gold were taken was described as being trol, however, and none of the oil will per share. He has since received $350 6 north, range 1 west; $1.00. Most of the students at the univerabout four feet thick and one of a in dividends and is now offered $15 a as the company has a tank sities think too much of the mere gonumber that run through a big moun MORE MONEY FROM CARNEGIE. for all of his stock. share capacity for 120.000 barrels. The oil ing to school," said Dr. Harper. This tain separated by thin porphyry of a thick, W. W. Buck, a conductor on the to especially true at the time when heavy variety, and the dykes. Those ledges will now receive The flow and O., May 5. COSHOCTON, Omaha street railway, in 1899 invested pressure are considered re they ought to be thinking of taking up attention. markable. $35, all he and his wife had, in 600 Coshocton Carnegie library was dedl Four other wells are being particular their life work." onk in the of the Gold Coin mine of Victor, cated shares but with vicinity of the one brought simple STARTED Interesting today ANOTHER OIL WELL In on Colo., at 7 cents per share. In 1901 he The management of the Journal will Saturday, and It is expected that Preliminary to the sinking of its first refused $7.50 per share, or $3,750 for exercises. Prof. George W. Knight of they will be ready to be shot. in a few It a favor If subscribers will consider and Gas and Ohio other State Pipe Union the well the University 500 shares which cost him $35; $5,000 days. The strike of oil was made regulation of In any report were promptly the a of visitors rig Star drilling among prominence Line company put t a depth of 1,700 feet. was asked. , 664. papers. Telephone yesternear Farmington commission Maurice Eilenberg, a merchant tailor participants. The library building is built of gran for the purpose of driving morning day NOVA SCOTIAS GOLD. of Deadwood, in 1896 traded four suits ite and to a handsome for secure gas to hole edifice, erected sized modest a claim Nova Scotia has produced since 1862 fuel in the operation of ita main plant of clutches for a fractional mining cost of about $17,000. In addition at a nd up to 1904 In the Black Hills. In gold valued at $16, Yesterday afternoon word came down at Ragged Top, to the cost of the building Andrew 00.000. he netted $17,000 from time sixty days it produced in 1903 80, presented to the trustees the from camp that a depth of 100 feet had ore mined and then sold the property Carnegie f Sold, valued at $550,000. sum of $2,000 with which to furnish it. been attained, and the expectation Is for double the amount that a week or ten days will suffice to E. L. Lomax, general passenger and If You Hava Dyspepsia, Read This. reach a depth that will supply a flow ticket agent of the Union Pacific rail comthe meet old way of taking pepsin, bis The least at will of gas that .We represent 20 different road, purchased 500 shares of the to cure dyspepsia Is all etc., muth, manufacturer. We pany's requirements. piano in mining stock for $7.50 acknowledges, wrong. They may be put up In taba piano for from cell The management you refused the 1899 for $6,250 1897, and in lets or In liquid, the result to just the however, that should conditions prove same; $10,000 was asked. same. The object is to create artificial favorable from the beginning sinking unor Indefinitely continued digestion, but this does not make a be may COLORADO MINER8. And give terme that will make I Dollar la cure. Stop taking the pepsin, etc., and Dollar good til oil la encountered. The rig 2 Premium with the hundred five or to buying eaey for you. Purchue It said that four you have your dyspepsia or indigestion for 2,500 to 3,000 feet under ordinary is not Colorado miners have gone to Nevada back again. People use coccaine or Dollar conditions, and while the bore the during the last two months. In most opium for nervous troubles and sick CARSTENSEN & ANSON GO. demonstrate to large. It la ample some headache. It does not cure, stop taking men with are Instances they Temple of Mueie. value of the ground. Cant for means, and they are looking for min- the drugs and the pain and distress re 74 MAIN STREET. 60 Cant While the well has been started Purchase Premium with fuel, ing claims of merit In which they can turn. The only Common Sense Meth ( Formerly Daynea Music Co.) the purpose of securing cheap local Colorado miners generally od to to drive out of the system the Invest. SALT LAKE CITY. said J. H. Bigger, the company's Teas, drillers know their business, and no doubt the cause of dyspepsia and sick headache, the yesterday, representative, Baktntf send the new comers will open up some bonanby cleansing the stomach and bowels, have an Idea that they can borders. at the same time using a medicine that that within zas than Nevadas well down to a greater depth Top Quality or will act on the liver. This forces three In bore of the Guftey-Gale- y Bottom Prices IN CENTURY. condi8TRIKE case in through the glands of the stomach the and four weeks' time, , U latctMtcd and ihouKl know in the a! An to be development want digestive fluid that nature Intended. In important elxHiltlM wonderful Double Premiums Free tions favor them, they MARVEL Whirling Spray was cure mine The at yes Park this For you way Valley dyspepsia. Century working. drill I The new VNrieel IQifcee Double Coupons Free lowed to keep the HoummM Beel Sefc Idea to a good one. tenia y reported to President P. W medicine that cure dyspepsia by this Mnet ConeentraU my part I think the " U Is Dr. called manmethod from Gunns Improved Mnsden by letter In this Superintendent It pays to ns the cost of prospecting MnwOwiWkrll, as Hardy. In the lower workings of the Liver Pills. Druggists sell these pills If he raniKH eupply the small at be comparatively ner will MSBI'SL, seeeis no but and Mens for Great American Importing-Tea regula- mine the same vein which has been so at 25c. per box. It only takes one pill other, Co. lUoetrMedbauk-eMIt (free compared with putting down rtlreetlnn. of so much gold during the for a dose. For sale by Wallace Drug (nil pertienlervetad to Udlee. HtRVKLl'a,'1 Storo: well. Our big derrick to practical- productive tion 340 Twenty-Fiftrarkhiw, low York. the com- - last three years has been encountered, company, Ogden, Utah. I St, Ogden. completed, however, and the construction Gnlil-liel- ltu-il- i - expe-ieitce- THERE IS GOOD BREAD ahead when you buy Preston d. inter-mounta- Flour. I For sale by I JAS. CARVER - high-grad- 99 in & Sons. SPECIAL Embroidery high-grad- high-gra- Offering de ut opah-GoI- One-thir- We have been fortunate in obtaining at a very low price a beautiful line Of EMBROIDER- worth anywhere 20 to cents a yard. We are now selling them at IES 50 : 8c to 25c 3 1 PER YARD. i OUR GREAT SALE OF Hats -- Shirts -- Shoes J :i AT Net-Co- 1 Prices st ? i Will B Continued Until May 10. gro-cerym- an high-gra- Reese-Howe- & ll Sons Co. i 1 de It, FOR LIGHT AND POWER non-delive- ry 20 Makes of Let the Utah Light and Power Co. figure with you. An investigation will convince you that you cannot afford to burn coal oil. If you need power there is no kind that will prove as satisfactory for the money .1 PIANOS E. W. WADE, Manager for Ogden. Extra Double Premiums t$175 to $1000 i Free . MCant 35 Bk Coffees, Spices Powder Woman Jnite-K- A a M. h ly . V h ILL-FITTI- GLASSES NG Are more liable to permanently Injure the eyes than no glasses at all. Be exceed- ingly careful and have the best of advice as to their condition. I am a specialist and devote my entire time in making poor eyes good. J. T. RUSHMER, Expert Manufacturing Optician. 2412 Washington. YOULL ALWAYS FIND -- trade ii Eastern Corn-fe- d Beef or any other good kind at BALLARD & CO. |