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Show MILLS AND PROSPECTS | FURNACES AND MINES . | Edited by JOSEPH T. JENKINS the Camp CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1906 -$-$-$-$-$-$---- SURPLUS OF MONEY HALY'S PROBLEM New ls Therefore Object of Interest GUGGENHEIMS INTERESTED FREE TRADE NOT PROBABLE MINING -- Beater. and WEEKLY | -_-IN CAL a Also" Tnspeets Keeler Districts Options Ubehebe and in a number and | LOCATED MIN SOME PAY BIG DIVIDENDS paying mines, week and has ere C. hang JR. Parted There, of | our | foreinter-| sister | Charles state's|i arrived in Goldfield las st] ing been inspecting a num-"it Watches Robbed ber of the properties in this and sur-/a N rounding camps with a view of In-| wel! vesting, says the Goldfield Review famou Mr. King visited Goldfield a little over a year ago, and at that time pre-j| dicted .a. great future for the camp,} Ww but after looking over the district this| neyada trip he admitted that it was far be-] yoy yond his expectations and that it Without question a world-beater. impressed has he become with future outlook that he has about cided" to open up an office here was] con So the de-| nae CARTER JEWELRY CO. es) 324 i. | Mr King} ggg ! stated that he had just. returned from] ton the Ubehebe and Keeler dlstricts In}ene:s California, where he had been mak-} ing an examination of some big eop-| aq per prospects. At Ubehebe, located es forty-five miles northeast of Keeler, | Mr. King says there Is a great copper} fo, country, and in. time it- is believed 5,000 tons of concentrat-| thousands of dollars. I j The])) contract calls for shafts, crosscuts, tunnels, ete.,.and it is beHeved that When the work Is completed something starUling will be revealed. ‘here are several other properties at Ubehebe, Mr. King concludes, that cre under bend, and a vast amount of work is being planned, and. in a week or so Ubehebe will be a thriving and bustling mining camp. SNA RIVER baoe share, value "iy Ww MINES. but fast in ed and from be Silver-Lead Copper Country and Gold Nevada. I believe Tnstead of Belt. that more: ue WILL PROBABL Lewiston Tribune: Instead of a cop-| per and gold belt, is the Upper Snake | River mining section destined to become a _ silver-lead camp? Th the question now attracting much | comment on the part of mining men} who have examined the rich ore) Development statement hel company brought |y,ent comgany: had to the city a few days ago by Nog ~ Herman Wundram from the Yellow | Boy mine at Cave gulch. Mr. Wun-) Aram caught the ore deposit at the end | of a 60-foot measures widé. <A drift, and the three. feet and three-foot body rich is Sul iween jcoking pute as. fe, to ¥ GO Mining oan d'Alenes. known Especially Heela silver-lead fact the of mine cannot} Ozocerite A. Taft ican the load.| its Denver stock oflicers | offering their yy Colorado Springs T holdings Kirechem's method of training animals Puebio in: coming was)|in the the oa and condi sold fat Lroposition. i pe Ke ep ¢ stated in on that cham Cc Shi. and to conve rse "ROUND TRIP with the in LIMIT OCTOBER 10th-STOP OVERS ii "The World's Scenic Railroad" COTTON RAILROADS WIN Utah, and Carl D. Smith in Southeast Premont the Utah, the} inter- are strata OBSERVATION PULLMAN SLEEPER-DINING CAR. Ticket Office, 77 West Second South. County, Geological, Survey reports are of | from I Lorenzo a a nauthe aste r iy direccespecial interest to the dwellers. between Denver and Utah by son of the)ecality has had a few gold see okers. me ve (of region into that advent ihe coming Moffat or Denver & Northwestwho have utake ed ern road. Asphaltige deposits, both wee k and amaze od the Ww rites on the border of Colorado and Utah, . gold in Raric cvaval Soil have been elaborately deséribed by the late G. H. Eldridge and by WilThe gold is a dark yellow color, Mam Weston, the latter 6n behalf of the Moffat road. The "deposits in| Utah here described occur in shales, | shaly sandstone and limestones in the iower part of the Tertlary of the Wasatch group. At Colton, Soldser and Midway. of Af at a depth of 100 feet Deposits The occurrence of _ ozocerite and ether forms.of asvhalt, as described by J. | by | nipulation to our by comparison be distinguished from We t he , Yellow Boy outcrop. Mr Wung Xk dol : : . belongin dram has just received the certificates | py 4 of Assayer Jones on the value of the ore. Two assays were made The no settlement as ten-inch streak showed tots lv alucs of morning papers except 94.35 per ton, as lows Go six." b2-A0; silver, $19.8 0; lead, $62.15 The three-foot streak returne ed $65.99 to the -ton divided as follows: Gold, $49.61: silver, $3.69; lead, $2.42. The strike was made ven ownership ‘Mt came thumb nal ‘and | Merchants Protective Association Trainer With Burch & Reiss Shows Operates Upon That twenty=se ledge | cetylement says, is the "absolute that well-| HAVE ANIMALS SOULS?:: until RTS. m: ude any overtures ership interesting | \, connection is the of the outerop of ai COU Companics. rich, and when Mr. Wundram reach-|cajq he ed the city and reported the strike a that he great deal of interest Was aroused : .: here. The ore has been exhibited at apres and eet the office of Clyde- Vassar, who is a] {pat the member of the Yellow Bey company, pany and has been inspected by a large) couja number of, mining men. all of whom | Gory pronounce it to have all the characDevelopment teristics of the famous ores of the] pyar intention in this samples TO ten inches | pe separated | {pe from a ten-Inch body by a thin streak | the of tale. A' glance shows the ore to be | wepPall Coeur to ie the preset means of chide bower at every ‘perform| | Piattioot " yonde rful quire a lot e xperime nts th it of | © xpi Lining. =~); Gc UPPER STREET. tt 4 oO& several MAIN $630.22 opened up in the entire West 3x perts who have examined both ive Greenwater and Ubehebe districts | amount pronounce the surface showings the latter camp far ahead of Green-| ; water. and predict that it will in| iscertained time be a source of great supply for la icted the red metal. u Mr. King secured an option on the : stakes ‘ group at Ubehebe some _ time } claims ago, and while there let a contrac stances vhich calls for the expenditure ott May given LETTER Secures Sam A. King, one of Utah's mest lawyers and who is also ested MARKET WM. H. TIBBALS, Broker, ene | He information juest ating Mostly With Milwau- | Private Wire ©Service & JAS. A. POLLOCK CO. Is Beyond Discovery of Fairview, Nevada Many Mining Companies Oper- Any Question a World- COPPER LAKE CUMBERLAND-ELY HAS WATER SUPPLY DCAT SCHEMES INJURE WISCONSIN GOLDFIELD MINES FOR SMALL HONEY Thinks SALT to Older Mining Companies) Population Is Clamoring for a ‘SOLD BiG PROPERTY OAM. A. KING VISITS REPUBLICAN, s INTER-MOUNTAIN "with the bk sae ASK US ABOUT IT ' sected by fissures and zones ofsbrecclation and parallel jointing confainalt off a "number of claims, that bodies} rp dike-like as ing the ozocerite freveral inches thick and in sore | company _- several feet thick. The fysures, as shown by slickensides, are true. zones of displae ement and move-}. To List Overland Shares, ynent. The mines have descende ‘d in gome cases nearly 500 feet. The 2agphalt varies in thickness both laterally and vertically. It is worked principally by Mr. Kronpa of Provo ¢ ity. The extent of the ozocerite found inco rpore ite with, accapita filling fissures cannot be relied on far beyond the limit of prospected ground. Both the width of the fissure or frac tured zone and the occurrence of 0z0ADDRESS cerite are variable. In no instance in DAILY 7% tuto ee . public oe this field' do they exceed three feet in width, The mineral see is in thin that, it has dec idee to. Msst its sheets or veinlets in fissu ; Gives Same Old Baw at Two Towns surrounding brecelated bal Ozoeerite ground should contain sufficient ‘"mineral-wax" lo form approximateut h bas been in ears Ajy 10 per cent of the rock removed for treatment, "gathered |in 4 part OF Virginia. Send friends. THE It REPUBLICAN fairly represents to the your people of Salt Lake and of Utah. It is not a Journal of Hate. It tells the truth fearlessly, prints all the news that's fit to The print, and commends Republican never where knocks. it can, ASK POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS} + District Kres as to authorize 8 postaj savings banks. Passenger Agent. H. L. YOUNGERMAN, Traveling 100 WEST SALT Passenger Agent. SECOND LAKE CITY SOUTH, UTAH. on |