Show iL I m m m ih ill An VOL Illustrated Journal Devoted SALT I the to LAKE Mining Commercial UTAH CITY and Material other (SEPTEMBER Interests Utah of NO 1873 27 5 an) IRON THE OF -WORKS desert THE PHARAOHS cious CHABLI3 BY and alloys earliest the with favor VINCENT were held W ita nations discovery of civilized long after the of the world iron and even after it began of ntilized— ' this there to be be can really doubt no in old part of the every The preceded the iron age world The change not however a rapid one the replace bronze ' high in age copper by iron was gradual did not take place country decades many centuries perhaps in introduction and general its use of the East— tion well as with for and lofty more proceed all noble in or will which tellectual whatever however think the too ready to north of the all of iron ol use late the take our fact we are of civilization tardy in that the the vigor it as soon less consequently and served with weapons they have Hence of excess ' EAST correspondent A Enterprise to writing September of particulars the 16th of gold in mine and foothills the of East finest ” main ‘The shaft from Butterfield out that ore working have ‘ into The other these duties superiut told me assayed $300 per of of and portion made of up'of articles and the of year six only country few trade of classes than of half one 1872— some than would not remain to us been kept from of of kinds all alloy an the testimony and others iron the Trojan war On Cain in artificer less of air exodus quently Iron discovered Moses compares Egypt iv 20) (Deut nace smelting processes taken molten going ments of out the rendering it early use 1822 Mr this a that sepulchres discoverd butchers sharpening bar round being one leaves blue tians no early of quainted with the The minuteness the use of iron and finish hieroglyphics lisks and be also the of other workmen steel as The first have must chisels quite present at we strong as than from ac which obe the at the the heaps waste mines were lead failed and to silver As ore eagerly extract the so and iron must have their the fair a in this return country century lead of obtain to ancestors Egyptian mines probably may our had of ere of early ued not is being done even now at a recent of the meeting tiquaries Mr Ilartland visit the to the Wilderness nous three of wells of days’ Moses Sin march made was Society of described by and the the across An his Bed Sea monoto the sandy Surabit-el was very im brought over to immense piled heaps around cent per each added unlike our It is stones mind as to and civilized preserved show to re has man may how our en the little really devel during 3000 years neighborhood a small the erected for the here also who protected was use of barrack a or known country particularly for the kept them there is as temple was and workmen the in Thi3 district has remained of its probably on account of the and beaten track out stray our 6ince metallurgy for of of information historical Egyptian his state some hieroglyphics of them stone rubbings that sent very contin he to hoped be in engraved large a may readers of Pharaoh be to specting the have been by lightenment commenced tomb-stones valuable much legion no the soldiers unexplored being in quite an temptation guides un to and the as it few a large to that say were so prosperous Gordon be one never other product daily a of Beau about to of valued bullion with fifteen at $28 let July next Diamond miles The Cerro top of through Gordo be in be a raised ridge by steam thence two- pipes' to pipes the to of source situated by 3-inch 4-inch ef are the worked pumps $200000 will water the to of of The Springs of north water a construction and they the' gallon a of capital been in cents formation a for have $350000000— manufactures is a good as erected and might em ployment Such is the extent of the mines of this district that a population of looked be five from for to before Star at thousand ten souls THE FOOTHILLS Considerable work has during the past two years has made some very satisfactory has and altogether a opments cellent the of 'this recently Omar Star I hjsmine in ex been has quartz rich gold Fred by was not from Star prepared to believe the reports concerning this strike and supposed exaggerated were and mjne the I of with of some I assay in gold saw and the gold it $300 literally ore gold coarse shot and one of ran in silver ton per get into the not it twice for $19800 I Inyo town— Artesian mine that the owner 1 think I the tunnel The the on courses dips east distance of 1 mine is now in of the ledge course north-east from about of deposit to forty-five about 200 feet very the — At com- chemicals fruits of that nearly six tin w'oods amount ar the Of millions and exclu salts and classi consumed $17000 worth a little tobacco millions’ foreign came crock in and of millions foreign glass seven of also took millions over seven India-rubber while of the growth our a silk factories tion of worth nearly of ‘raw is attested seven silk’ — by importa an million of Philadelphia flow of of the well the State ground a solid column pipe trifling foot per $1 foot per $2 at excess a through feet $128 feet ono as through was cost soft other the forty $150 feet any the is hundred fifty purest of in feet piping’ have of above last put and the part feet well deep pipe that a per ' and Boots clay— vegetation Barbara Santa found were in the Press 1872 in ten next foot highest The American mountain on continent is Mount in whose hides Nearly Cuban cost The artesian an inch half Brothers feet this hundred and fifteen sand loam and the and Cook water rushes up above the top of feet way be Hueneme place) sunk five half and the in Btands the and two of over and furniture nearly sunk The flax were $9000000 imported and of pipe first of acids we yet The clay during separately are well boring amounts came of either sea have goods articles tea amount There the of half one large of We get and cigars of breadstuffs worth ery classes than Thus wine than silk six receive foreign 11000000 foreign goods cotton year several other that similar goods fied Of foreign $10500000 worth of we got last of from and one hundred ting down a seven by a been rewarded exceeds water which The which of $24500000 cf $28000000 nearly $23000000 large were Germany over $11000000 and steel We 200 ledge south-west degrees from the of goods 000 we and sixth more up leather a the These trade of imported and and over nearly exten nearly iron was coffee The fifth imported more pur being locked and tunnel absent but from knowledge us There are also which we from abroad sive was seventh second was The which of sugar one England nearly $62000000 article from miles well farm fifty-nine of manufactures list made linen mile was nearly trade $42000000 $36000000 $35500000 and (six and articles being woolens the import and steel Bice's I Buenaventura well-borers these this entire in sugar San tween woolen and their $82000000 third we iron importation of and nearly of re the pose feet as certificate the gret to say I did I although visited sive the with big as vouch first made can reports of the for I ore they visited having specimens seen bespangled in the seen correctness have but value wool of and $90000000 ticles devel very the great But of section of discovery EAST there property The sending fourth long STAB been done here Mr Walker OF molasses the cotton thereof and of mills dozen constant find be coffee heaviest The of composed wras molasses goods and silk William On and such there Savage are proper property and properties as large HicKory on which a R the Hidden Schoonmaker safe is other and of the as names only Kebel known indeed dozen their as mention Midas Shenandoah Treasure ties Star will I the as the order North a C by photograph particularize to necessary of mines From South hardly is may conducted opinion of fifty-three as mines the to ore are were them skilled In An works times: these oped kind largest our The much as fur England mountains as quite on It Looking event work from debris a so of people them iron treasure trove to those who prove hit to fortunate as upon them intimation that something of this the like These be are that north discoverer) contained mouth and was that skill so of tempered them for used as the come iron-works vast These works stand adjacent hills at a place called on some and evidently Khadin were the Catalan system (in the on long hunted in has many thousand employed upon plant scale a of been the of system wonderful possessed reworked which silver gold the at vast more remains indeed that unless subject which the Pharaohs pro works and and workmen the upon the Lake City by still is this to but finely present the traced been getting upon has perfectly extracted slag — this country from the metallurgical smelted beginning of the what attention his fortifications tected their naces not was very probably great much more pains were bestowed the of the manipulation on metal after they had obtained it in a crude state but grand possessed smelters not only confined Egyp manufacture can of amount as $609000 now Lake awaiting of The mining iatereBts Owens’ scarcity of The great water has considerable drawback to exten a A sell operations limited supply means other monuments may arguments that granite adduced Bameses on from 18000' About at valued Wonderful bronze sculptured are affected' and to Independent in were Kern teams ox materially mines ‘ Gordo by freight of of foot through blades with the feet on their the bullion of at (80000‘ bullion ult has Gordo Cerro 1400 a the Science Bakersfield 29th transportation is by to painted red and doubt but that Pharaonic age su eldest Mine in on horse disease ravine Salt knives of the to Pbpular of bars the was remarked the influ the dies — Inyo arrived engines has between the tomb in weapons it the sister thousand One deep argu and worked of color affairs powerful a ' Contracts fore that he of more singu know anything: descends eldest completed is supply an iron Nile and the attached distinction steel III blue his re oensent plurality a chief! a authority works is states their metal of The aprons and the and Thebes of ence great political exercise when and in writing sex company period between had been Bed Sea which Egyptians Kenrick the the weaker cowards wraarks would alcne women of for perhaps is sive ing from seven to the has induced smelting it adduced against early Burton the the metal very Hammami at the of at the the art of ‘Iron of spite of the of eleven brass From malleable in mine in difficulty use largely In stone’ appears of the the of out it earth still lar what and Imohagh with wetnen Imohagh weman husband indulging his to the only No 000 been fur speaks (xxviii:2): and the their treat spect to her all fight extremely’ them fear at speaking fit as they average fourteen tons the iron Job and : a dry every after an tan Ber pure veil rule furnaces at Cerro the longing to Belshaw neverthe of elsewhere to are his Two but till mops in dwell walking general fire-arms Cerro have also been fre in Egyptian tombs rings As transportation Tubal of wearing by Duveyrier M They lie before instructor is made implements or ‘but bars or Thrasyllus Bible and iron’ brass weapons the ‘the as decorum the the were long use out and he1 takes pre involuntary breachi any timeB whether sleeping ing riding and even The tin Homer in In mention no iron of of ' where etc and copper was named is knives of curious a in who They feice expose against pounds) county of comparative abundance and bronze articles the and copper pau city of iron may have been much miscon strued Stone chisels for tools wood made his to he The pre being access (calliedt ' of iron except Highways’ with white skins bull their uncleanly bers the of habits give them appearance thick alone blacks The a wear men while the black veil over the face women A that covering dispense with man dishonored were would consider himself sou Monthly copper be de Duveprier the use costly ML Tuaregs) Sahara the preme the cutting Traveler or of wives ' import the a value and Mexico more imported the Tauricks Race Singula Ocean Imohagh the race father despise source the into came Canada greater staple dump the on chief the were duties tho usually is and present ore The They scribes in caution gold production manufactures paid four-fifths from overland getting foreign American millions teen t Mr ton at mU twenty 1000 tons about werd they fee in Trooonrjr during aggregate importations the Of about 900 enfant ddwn is to amounted year of materials ' k tho which are has ’ Start year OtX) ot has the $677144579 of sum the raw entering following the Hickory the about discovery gives the during 1871 more than about immense importation one being chiefly came in as free goods fifth date ' this Of Beaver under for 000 $87 over the Shenandoah from large f STAR during States imports the French A comparative that so care oxidizable few implements can their and naturally he spot ' ABROAD BUY intellectual much so readily very the he lonely perseverance WE imported foreign goods to a greater during previous year than any 1872 value be t AT i United The world’s The COLD been has heart WHAT the for country some of the of turquoises that exist a the Iron — at the and general into came much be would this English ready magnates in book past t bj may re-opened our tell can’t course deposit is through yet quite of the exact eitent not Is gold A cross a It the have it has Egyp ancient worked they that thus the commercial a much energy this fortunate dis upon advanced knowledge of our he is obtaining and sending the to he discovered the of he As that is scientific our from help find may some of junction of struck he of ore east 1 of knowledge Wady tribes has of for point tunnel and west the Tunning thousands The age and bear to covery times and over the of man a explorers were further this feinoe desire and hand built ledge tho thorough moreover investigation of its sites is likely to prove exceedingly profitable that the enterprise history they used very tools places and grinding specimens In such ig to he pay and cality of mencement metals iron and copper helped this mistake As of also in even our endurance may be may of average origin and East nations possessing were that time years before an of Being period a the brought date to friendly the his into the and by old turquoise mines that tians the rocks polishing be may apt are we too he taken stones now under or life Europe as being present knowledge the nore South of in is globe that at as man the Valley of now the Mokatteb or Wady Megham Wady aided Here from he is is some they that junction the Written as moral is bring to curiosity the near Kenuch civiliza things the soonjdiscovered he house the aspirations that conditions whatever 1 of part after world It water-courses order turquoises no common him to make This determined Eventually has researches he from the over those wave defiles having explorations may add to the risk of the journey however desired that much to b that Attention is directed lo to the which Cherun lending to Sinai gentleman whose name discourage dragomen of for starting-point swept mighty a better in the as has whence material of birth-place Wady deli in traveling these withheld parts was struck ‘with the small blue atones he dis dried covered in the up the which in the rainyseasons convey Sea streams that hurry to the thousand home and this in An of the to sun groves and the English and was ment vertical a palm-tree del Coppeb under Alaska Next apetl also it to in in comes Mexico Mexico discovered volcano the 17 884 17373 peak of fourth peak North in tain of States Ledger third United the newly ii Cross by the Hay the 17000 really it will be I the the moun States the excluding highest peak be in Big 15000 ' working is of population of the United estimated at 13000000— Qnq- the population I feet continent on the highest to was supposed which is elevated mountain The dollars’ and country Horn feet the If Holy found elevation Heretofore Alaska this in America fee'i Popocfjt and Oriza’ba feet Yellowstone region be den exploring party they high estimate as Elias of feet the Nortlr 17990 is elevation the St |