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Show DAILY UTAH page two. News oi the Mines and Mills TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR OIL An oil reflnery to coat not teee than two hundred thousand dollar, will be built In the Uintah field by the Tono-pu- h and California Interests now ready to start drilling there. In the event that the new well, to be sunk are enabled to matvh the results obtained by the Tunnel Oil company, which has a small refinery on the ground. This is the report brought from the field by John T. Pup, president and manager of the Tunnel Oil company and a director of the Uintah Pioneer Oil company, recently formed by the capitalists. .Tuuopah and California It is known that the men behind the latter company are abundantly able to carry out plans of the magnitude they propose. IHipe says there Is no Question of their intending to push their activities in the new field on as large scale as results will warrant. A well which has been dug for some time is new flowing at the rate of 1,20, gallons a day, but this Is expected tr be a small flow In comparison to some of the new ones. Eastern Utah Advocate. ready many tons of merchandise and mine suppliee are piled up at Fallon and Schurs, and there are not enough teams available In the entire state to move the Incoming freight as fast as it will arrive. At least five miles will be built this summer and 1M hoists will be iVQuired. A large proportion of the ores are free milling and will be treated on the ground, with the exception of the high grade shoota Simple amalgamation will do the work for the mines on the big porphry leads, s, but the properties on the such as the Murray lease, find silver In various sulphide forms mingled with the gold, and both concentration and eyanlding may be ary. Uoldfleld (Nev.) Review. cross-fissure- STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY MARCH from the new owners the detail can I not be given out at this time. Under the terms of ths opinion the property in question will undergo extensive developments during the next six months, and thuss in position know the details of the deal say that at least taO.DM will be expended by the new om' tiers within that period. 10 Days Only A . MINING NOTES. This is an sppsrtunity sf a lifs tim far strictly first class work. former superintendent' of the United States company's smelters at Bingham Junction, Mi for New York last Tuesday night, to make ready for his long journey to Peru, South America. He goes there to manfor propositi age a big the same company and to handle its - - Gold Crowns Porcelain Crowns- - - Bridge Work - - 8. C. Haselton. gold-copp- er .1 -- 12 1 Years Guarantee Positively Without Pain A I Lady attendant or No Pay FULL SET TEETH Open daily till A Silver Fillings Amalfum Fillings Teeth Cleaned . Vl fi p. m Sundays Utah Doiitill Go. t to 50c 35c 50t 12. Washington Ave smelting works there. SMS - DEWS bl e. osok-erlt- e, Pilos Cured ai full-slse- TO STAY SPECIAL u The Humboldt Star aaya that a letter received by a Wlnnemucca business man from a friend In Goldfield states that there la considerable Interest being manifested there in Gold Circle and that the camp la very highly spoken of. Were It not for the wild GOLD DREDGE boom which la now on at Rawhide and which la claiming nearly il the attention of the mining men of Goldfield and other camps there Is no IK RABBIT doubt there would be a big Influx of people from the southern part uf the stats. But anyway It sura that when E the Rawhide boom wears down a little many of ths mining men will head this way and Gold Circle will receive and the atentlon It deserves. Jlanrian, president, George Frank Mortimer, secretary uf the PlaA dispatch from Spokane says: One ce roils Mines company, and H. C. Lindof the moat Important strikes of gold say, a large stockholder In the same In the north lands Is reported by proscompany, were la Lovelock Tuesday from Haselton, who bring pectors and Wednesday of this wsek, having ford that near the confluence uf the stopped over for a short visit on their Ingenla and Finlay riven, midway beIn the tween the Canadian Rockies and the way to the company's workings Kabblt Hole country. Cassia mountains what appears is be Secretary Mortimer, who has been a boiiansa field has been discovered. superintending the shipping of the A stampede of miners followed the E machinery from Ilya Patch, Informed receipt of the find and It la- expected the Lovelock Tribune representative many others will follow. The disthat tfye last loads were sent out last coverers say that the prospects are the DIVIDEND week and everything was now on the beat; the gold brought out being ground, A number of men are now at coarse, while the diggings are shallow. work setting up ths dredge and It Is Must of the prospectors In the Haxel-to- n exjierted that the big plant will go into on the way to the new are district of the Florence annual The meeting commission not later than the 10th of field. Goldfield company wae held In the March. company's office In th Nixon building All the buildings, which Include an The year 1907 was the most active yesterday, and the second quarterly office, boarding and lodging house, In the history of the coal mining Individend of 1, cents, or a disburse- blacksmith and two dwellings, dustry In ths stats of Utah. A total shop ' ment of IIOS.OOO, was declared psy-a- havs had the finishing touches put on of 1.067,(21 tuna were mined, which Is to all stockholders of record and the machinery le In- a gain of 128.422 tons over the productime ths by April Z. will be In readiness tion of IDOf. Carbon county led In stalled everything There was no printed report Issued, fur a which the production by an output of 1,815.182 campaign, vigorous the Goldfield Tribune says, but, the intends Plucerotls company carrying tons; Summit county cams next wltn reports of tbs officers showed that the out 71,818 tons; then Sanpete with 4.500 mine was In excellent shape and that tons; Morgan with-- 425 tons and unthe financial condition was such that classified mines In Iron and other 'regular dividends are assured. counties with 70.117 tons. In the anThe report of Oeneral Manager GOLD DEPOSIT nual report of the state Inspector of Lockhast showed that the mill will be coal mines, J. E. Pettit, to th goverready for buslnesa not later than the nor. end of next month, and that producthe coal production of hydrocarBEARING OUT bons Is given as follows: Gllsonlte, tion from the main workings will be 21,462 tons; elaterite, 125 tons; tabby-itresumed at that time. Eight sets of 100 tona; aaphale, 4.000 tons; lessees are at work on the company's HOPES OF CAMP 1.562 tons; coal, 1,907,121 tons; ground, and the Little Florence, Florence Annex, Rogers, Syndicate, as well coke, 224,082 tons. Wages of miners were Increased In all the camps from as the Gem, are producing and paying 10 to 20 per cent The average proroyalties to the parent company. Reisirts fro mthe new camp of duction of coal to the man was 712 While the meeting yesterday was near Brown's station, continue Jessup, ' harmonious, one significant action was to Indicate that the gold deposit there tona taken, and that was ths dropping of Is of ths the camp hopes bearing out George Wingfield from the board of enthusiasts. direction. The action created a great W. W. Henry, Jr., mining engineer Quickly deal of comment around town. It has since been enwho has and of Wonder, been known that for some time past work In Nome, Homo th relatione between the Consolidated gaged in examination the Golden In la at Alaska, registered company. of which Wingfield la one of an the heavy shareholders, end the Flor- Reno, having just returned from White at of the examination camp Instant Relief, Permanent Cure Trial ence company were somewhat strainPackage Mailed Free to All ed. Nixon and Wingfield, next to Par- canyon, in the Jessup district. Mr. said "The in Plain Wrapper. formation," geological ker and Lockhart, are the principal holders of Horence stock, but ns Par- Henry, ia favorable for the concenker and Lockhart are in abeolute conJ tration of gold values There pro rhyoPlies Is a fearful disease, but easy to litic porphyry dykes Intrusive in old cure If trol, they are able to select their you go at It right. andesite, the strike of ths vein .being An operation with the knife Is dan Fhe northeasterly and southwesterly. geroua, cruel, humiliating and surface showing is the best I ever essary. over saw and the gold has been found There le just one other sure way to RAWHIDE WILL a very decided area. Extraordinarily i bo cured painless, safe, and ln the rich values have been found In the privacy of your own home It Is PyraMurray and Jessup and on ths Hopkins mid Pile Cure. IE Armour A Bird, who own property. We mall a trial package free to all the Dog Star and Whits Cap claims who writs. got assays from SSI to $! on seven It will give you Instant relief, show AND SMELTER samples taken from their property. you the harmless, painless nature of "Considering the age of the camp the great remedy, and start you well the showing le remarkable. Many on the way toward a perfect cure. d are headed for Whits canyon Then you can get a box people Rawhide is to have a railroad and and even now the little town can boast 50 cent, and offor from any druggist a smelter, both operated by the men of nearly 100 tents and a population of ten one box cures. who own the mines In this district. A 1250." Insist on having what you call for. corporation was formed at Rawhide. If the druggist tries to sell you Nev., in the offices of the Grutt brothsomething just as good. It is because ers, which Is to build a railroad and he makes more money on the substiBELLE AT steps were immediately taken to run tute. the preliminary survey. The line will The cure begins at once and conbe built to a point of connection with tinues rapidly until It Is complete and the Southern Pacific near the south HART SOLD FOR permanent. end of .Walker lake, where a smelter You can go right ahead with jrour will be built to treat the ores. work and be easy and comfortable all The railroad company will be known LARGE SUM the time. as the Rawhide Western and has been It la well worth trying. Incorported for 11,000,000. Just send your name and address to Immediate consideration is to be Pyramid Drug Co., 12 Pyramid Buildgiven the smelter project and a sepNegotiations have been pending the ing, Marshall, Mich., and receive free arate company will b formed to han- past week for the sale of two valuable by return mall the trial package n dle that end of the business. At the mining claims, the Oro Belle group, plain wrapper. present rate of development the mines the consideration of which Is said to Thousands have been cured In this of the district will have plenty or ore be In the neighborhood of 1100,000, easy, painless and Inexpensive way, In developed months before the smelter says the Hart Enterprise. The neces- the privacy of their homes. ran be finished. The work on the rail sary papers hars been signed up beNo knife and Its torture. road will be crowded In order to fa- tween the Interested parties, which a No doctor and his bills. All druggists, 50 cents. Write today cilitate the transportation of machln calls for a cash payment of 525,000 ery and supplies for the camp. AI within ten days. Owing to a request for a free package. HERE 10, 1908L WITH THE BRAND OF CAIN. French Scientist Advocatsa the Marking of Murderers. A French scientist has made a remarkable proposal In regard to the punishment of murderers lu Franca. He Is of the opinion that neither guillotining nor life Imprisonment la an adequate or suitable . punishment for murder,.. The guillotine, he points out. Inflicts absolutely no suffering on the criminal, who Is probably a man who has passed bis Ilfs la Inflicting suffer tag on others. As to life Imprisonment, It entails a heavy expense to the country and generally reduces the He suggests, prinoner to Insanity. therefore, that such criminals shall ba branded on the face with a redhot Iron and then released. The branding, he thinks, should bo done In public, the "M, signifying meurtrier, the French word for murderer, being stamped ns an ineradicable mark on the forehead of the criminal. He would thus bear about to the end of hla days the mark of hla crime, and be a constant warning to his kind. Famous Collector of Animate. W. T. Hnrnaday. collector of ant originator of the msi. waa gar ns at Washington, and Is now dire- - or of affairs at the New York soo. Prof. Horaaday ia primarily response's for the change In museum metho i that enables one now to see a bird o animal as It actually appeared la life and with something of its natural surroundings. Instead of rows of stn ed birds in glass caaea He has been sent to all parts of the world, collecting, and has written a book of bis adventures la the Jungle. Aside from the subject of animals, hla The ravone hobby Is temperance. ages of rum was what Impressed him most among the savages. moo-loglc-il Restful Nets. In the midst of exposure, accidents, aad the general crookedness of human nature. It Is a relief to turn to such items of contemporary history as the mention of the famous Ida Lewis, who SOURCE OF HIS WEALTH. yRlch, Isnt he? "Fabulously. "Where did he get It?" Hea the man who appl:- -i window principle to the d....r and safety deposit vsul'-- . m.n them burglr-prx- absolutely Washington Star. Ogdon State Bank invites ths ladies for whoso us Specially account handsome provided Ruiaias toother pass and chock books, size. OFFICERS. I. C. Bigelow, President, J. M. Browning, Vies-PraA. P. Bigelow, Cashier. R. A. Moyas, Asst Cashisr. DIRECTORS. H. C. Bigelow, A. J. Warner, J, M. Browning, John K, Spiers, 0. A Parmloy, G. L. Becker, E. L Van Mater, J. N. Spargo, A P. Bigelow. is has kept a lighthouse 50 years, aad saved nearly a score of lives. In the struggle for selfish gala of which the daily life of the world imni mainly made up, it restores one's faith In the A Homs Loving Bird. good In human nature to not a life Direct evidence of the return of the like this devoted, at the roet of persame Individual bird of a migrating sonal sacrifice, to the savng and welspecies to a particular spot season fare of other Uvea. Balt'mora after season In not easily obtainable, but N. C. Beers believes that he. has such evidence concerning a chipping sparrow at Lakewood, N. J., aaya the. w years ago Youth's Companion. A he heard a li Me bird co ceiled In the top iff a maple uttering a peculiar song which he could not recognise. The next season he heard the name peculiar nong in a tre but a few yards from the original point This time he Identified the bird, which seemed to have learned a song of Its own. The third year he did not visit Lakewood at the proper season to Young Men and Women for positions of trust, where meet hla little friend, but the fourth intelligent service will be appreciated and paid for year he heard and saw It again near the aame spot It appeared always to Experienced Men and Women for positions requiring make Its summer home In the trees ability and tact on an area not more than two acres la extent People of All Ages, of all talents, of divers abilities, GOT HIS HAIR BACK. Was Perfectly Bald Wleu He Started to Use If aw bn's BtcykU Frederick Manual!, Maryland block, Butte, Montana, bought a bottle of Now bro's Herpidde, April 0, IB, and began to use It for entire baldnesa. The hair follicles In Ms scalp wars not dead and In 20 days he had hair all over bis head. On July 2 he writes, "and today my hair Is as thick and luxuriant as any on could wlih." Niwbro Herpidde works on an old principle sad with a new the esu-- e sad yon remove the affect Herpidde destroys ths germ that causes dandruff, falling hair, and finally baldness. so fttt with ths emu as vnne the effect cannot remain, fltope falling hair at once and a new start a Bold growth by loading for sample drurgiats fiend Me. In stamps It The Herpidde Co.. H Mich. Two lire JWj-ihjiiJ- JlNi - D-t- A Clock of Straw. A shoemaker named Wegner, living In Strasburg, has sent to the exhibition of Inventions at Berlin a clock of the grandfather shape, nearly six feet high, made entirely of ai raw wheels, pointers, case, and every WegaU. ner has taken 15 years to construct this strange piece of mechanism. It keeps perfect time, but under the most favorable c'rcumstances cannot last longer than two years. s. for suitable lines of employment Used Things such as Pianos. Organs. Every Sort of Munival Instrument , Writing Machines, Cash Registers, Store and Office Fixtures, Talking Machines,. Boots. 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