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Show MINES= THE INTER-MOUNTAIN AND PROSPECTS FURNACES AND Ce Ey |-+ i+ }* Receipts of yesterday as ps Ce Sie ak ollows es eth $65,000; gold, Silver' wa ee at ie i AND sar ORES ac: Maps won bul yul500. 69 65-8 + | wc per District. i. | [St arts Action : Value ; of Reveal : Great Deposits Pake TAKES Yerington, Nev., Dec. arkable as markable copper ay camp, 24.-This aituc situated Beciane j Townsite re-| of Buys Claims bs 100) From Power New and Phonolite Company world, It not c great Douglas s mines but distinetion the Where only P of of it claims being ‘continent the contains one of Nevada- " Nevada~-the the the York of miner ~ Mining Great eamp on Merger j} been Is jall Winner, H. S. Woolley, vagtorday | Yor!rk, yesterday | California can hit iS a figure orchards are pe ach i tS beautiful three ne ranes re fruitful ae re ane have Jong to to fason oa inte Igent have hit a | comes mosully owned capitalists copper distriet by who sal got (h¢lin Than the ; ORS, pany Hore . He, inj The Bingham! Fly. tawnsile Sige a re af the by T. Te * remaining S. Wolcott ape ay _! capital Bruner' Samuel King, the the to his the district My Vilkins, and-it may rather a be called "wide sense "proved to be up' - | sold sure-to in @| ade the town. App plication for a postoffice and tent) and averaging low -as 4 per cent the whole shows body that one 45) Tonopah,.in little! o¢ tye county, been and lot route home a moderately of: of the: the B att At northern in the least caused that ear it operaestate will be fifty. already plant by from the appear ground in that means, ore It is a campaign installed claims, .or ground miles | my hiches es hodte upon tunnel « awe wonderfully f « comprehensive of development. which. has mapped out and it slightest' doubt that it one of the grénat mine the has will of the the | | "| all of of the the the of A Wo Who odchopperChecks, Money Is The new ater er and s asse rtion Hor se Roasehud . district eat mens reney clonging to pened: Oa company Townsite company Lovelocks that. |e eds mines are) greatest corporation In all Nevada sacking high-grade ore, some of it| running $1. 000 to the ton. Those in| the high grade class include the Silent a an Friend, ln ma on. The t camp is going is fully to be alive a to hisotry | its ow n} | July The Climax, Paymaster, and Black Mule, formation is very Four ‘he Salt Lalers are the best copper shipping four or Austin. five The h of | had nt oe hig its me of and the e tosebuc deand thé sebud made his way MG spent;gpost burglary of the in pro- Sere and carloads Berlin tends ulent S@*directly stoe States The to Kead eae ceol claim off as 1 survey. r probably a month | is working true and is of con- | Depositas Pnormous. 5 athe resolutions, are in as fol- FOR } judgment, facts,-that based its on Reawakening ated. js that a seurce be men aided in and schemes of one of ee a at Te a eornpanies" OMB Meine "CHRTDE the into eguntry, 16d "or OUP CERE best mineralized districts and d tries of the world may be assured of an increasing supply to meet increasing | needs, notwithstanding the partial ot} mplete exhaustion of the world's old-{ Jaynes Karis. we big have mines others of rhe ahecks 2 as the tuAeneeet ape safest piace lnokeg like Jack Davis Wonder in which zr ie pounds Naas 1 J a twentieth 2 ad SoOpper Riga year) : ik es for the a Nae c Jack Davis to develop Ore, Left and the inset future century, ' Helpful Doing in Grade, Now claim was | Stampede where Assct. was superintendent : of a located is few found in by Earl Yonder mountain, wee te s afterward that assayed about ue rock $1,300 be that. put in cupable who the the have of the deposit U or district) net the most and in deposits believe remand £0.the, Utah a cop-| and reap mines their the © | ind d\ ' KK. J. 4 sey Wheeler, e éaderetn as te: rio life are benefits. of at and a a ore! bonanza) of most of is first 2 eee of time year. in Wonder | be will OF Properties are) gon rate these is already show-} camp "lose property jjons eae is district, Mountain, | arnt: . Gold values $1,027.47, five This before in $40.80; famous Jeffer- miles from. Round mil- o sarkities of $52.40 prowaced "crime old hundreds the coppet were copper, diatvict the ofthe and feet The is aco of cnet' stopes and anifest our falth in it by this request Getting Close to Ore, | drifts. Some time ago the Charles to have its character and value passed The Ohio-Kentuck company has its) was purchased by an energetic bunch, upon by an arthority so high and un-'shaft on the Susan Duster claim Se eae Nelson founsevell and C. O. ive. thawed as the United States Geologleal| 130 feet, Mr. Karls reports, and exThe man in charge of the opSurvey; anda, Hak neaathet pe cts to catch the ore wig in sinking} erations is "Das Resolved, That the secretary of this!50 feet further. The company already | meeting be instructed to forward to | has considerable ore on the dump and SCOTTISH CHIEF NEARS ORE. oan oY our senators and A the pre SS | anticipates being whady to begin mnie a copy of this resolution. jshipments Specified. "There tween: is the nee a oe eae ne Vaud et atone 4Cm z pi qiBerence be- ince and parcel it in tena is impossible to vaudeville 150-foot | joke wrap Mr. the of ;and Courler-Jour- nal. One dollar five pays for eee days. for t it! the railro level. Earl is‘one Bullion of of Beck Sistnicg as the old-time having Utoh, the Horn mine} been will, De. taken- aS Cons) ‘Daily two ea, | months One ares nd dollar five a days, puys ee Ge for ae the Daily two aoe ‘ Vifth Level Vein. : vray, superintendent |Scottish Chief, who Is Approaching is, in the holidays, reports the are are indications Silver, ple ne: the Sa ie a on & and the Mammoth, | © 3 on the Suture of the rae oo ee pg his | ¥ic ie - Sunday soon - as Superintendents 40 | with 47 ihe to pursuch mines the ‘yesterday.- Louisville and aah as ‘reaches the camn. waAae vv tah | | prirt }company,-which is ~ preparing ee regular ents, about Bip pen shi Diente on S ps RS comne Ww. nie atacet from at ur bre.da sath Date. gir Ay eee dhifiser, a xey the heaviest COAL oo me aay i wen 4 ‘i Wnatied ce ian, jstringers roach eaieiatee months!countered ing ae {a per best ite is eee Gover ihe much, he A. ee eH levaia softer ang The -.and - with which indicate the ee apvein of ore. r. Gray that the ore will be en- with ten feet more of drift- which Hoggatt, Manhatton announces will work principal Cowboy play that is. to extensive develop- be. started on. volume of 7 ‘ s oF oy ee of. coa at thet yen lp * bes te 2aSON. : Ss higher resume first of operations soon after 4.00. Omaha, 24, - Cattle i ive and 0c §.25 zi Boston Finghain IT c opper Market. iv G as 1,7 Vv lee CartLtrsral do ($20.00 | 30.00 leony 1? 4 2.( S89 a 4) 82.25. 1Ls714 | }'82.50 1LSTYs 0} 18.007} 17 | 18.00 1,865] 18.00 | 12 12.7 {. Hey Con. Rutt : \ : 7; = [Close Copper .. SoS. Cont pre a . 00: ‘Bulle. and s §,300. Marke * bg We hicher; heavy, $6.00@6.15; mixec SHLO@ 6.15; ligh $6.15@6.25; pigs $5 S65ph. 07 bulk %6 10@6.15. sl Mar Ke t steady year ote x caaiithen $5. 00S 5D: ewes, $4.5076.75; lambs, $6 soa7 5 Charles: Moore NO CONGESTION Christmas e-Recelpts higher: Sty and heife feeders . OK $2. woas w:; $007 vos 33.004 7.00; Western cows, - Rece ints 4,000. aes rmulk, 7156.35; heavy, cers, $0.25000.85 pigs enn ONES -Cipts, 2,000 muttons, 34.5 thers 5@10c 26.304 lights, Market ibs, fed Sale SOM ewe ipissing DO St. a Pisa St onia, Dee. ool steady. Vitor 1 and. Weste my i diums, °23@2 fine mediums, 18@2le; fine, Malic. Mining G.._M. Wabash holidays Notes, Gi lett, ee ee nN 1ine in the nent of city for the the one of the pioneers Phil Me Gregor, the of the Rosebud district, is in from camp for ¢ hristmas, Ww. c of Alexander, manager the Black Diamond and Southpert M ining companies, has returned from a visit to the propert S at Stockton. Tony pace EoD manager of the by his Miss Soarnter tur ne d yesterday ‘after a: yew Adaline. brief- vi sit to the spr ing. opening of active wor k in the yesterday sampler The Pidneer released three carloads of ore from Alta, two from. Stoc kton, Ophir, one trom and. .two from Bingham two from released 15 Tintic. Ti rylot > & Brunton Utah camps and four from ears from yevada. Business With OF Has Accuracy MAIL Been and VOU KNOW That six years ago Nevada wasn't on the map? That today she is the most active mining region in the world? That the Ely district contains the most extensive copper deposits ever known? That this copper belt {s twenty square miles in exte That without one pound of ore yet being shipped, stocks are active and booming That the large st smelters and concentrators in the world are now under construction? That Ely is destined to have forty months? people within the next ten cents That all other @ tned> ‘to ene ie $18, 00 this belt is ust as valuable as hat you ean -be in. = "aa ground floor, and learn more about this wonderful district, by writing or calling on ¥ CHASE Mining FHF HHH & EAGLE, Brokers, Pe No better wor oer Ely, or+roreeo+ than Fe read the business happenings of the day. Read the Republic a "WANTS." +Heeeeeeeeed $84< of Bishoy Bishop Charle was included in the Dispatch. ihe tithe of the "Fighting Bishop. The great erowd that began to asFor the first time in the history a emble two hours before the time set the Salt Lake postoffice and the oc- lfor the services was swelled ta thou currence is very rare anywhere in the | «nds before 10. o'clock; and there was United States there has been absolutely hd delay of nearly ano hour while pro no congestion in the office. The imM~| Gratai ¢ Were. made for others, mense volume of Christmas mail mat-| When the services were finally bevf vr at all ‘ lasses has been h mdted with} oun every inch of space in the larg: cdispateh and aceuraey, every mail vant hurch -was taken andsa part of th ing delivered'.as {tis received and all) iewq wvas sent tocthe cholr loft and mail seni out on the train without |" ouned-aboutsthe ‘altar any left-over matter to elog the of-)°'" in ica vere laliverad by. each: oi flee With the small number of clerks| 5 vyish - resent. 7 i at his disposal Postmaste fhomas | . oe ae pS is highly elated with their enicient eaten + ee Petit J. Jury Seer BOUND AND GAGGED es Venirenen, Edwards, Ogden Crapo, Bis: -t Sandy Pheo, Peterson, The report above to the Wales:> Bigelov Wim. Hyrum: RS. . Highwaymen Mian of Brooks, | ° Relieve $18 pear With } 24fat OgdensC | Stout Nephi.| C, ; a Boise : Disap- and . . Rig. panes aiyton,| ', : , Layton; W. Py. Ostler,» Nephis Alma PISO, 1ICR: [wo highwaymen Peterson, Huntsville; > H. .- Raitnneyv | Worked for more than an hour to ge Salt Lake; James Hague, Logan; C T,| Away with $18 by ‘holding up A. Li. Moon, Salt Lake F..W. Francis. Salt! « lark last night Clark was driving to Lake, D. We Woodward, Elsinore; EB.) his home, a few miles south of the city A % ‘Bruc Salt Lake; DG Benson, | when he met the highw sere nin 4 4ogan; L. W. Shurthiff, Ogdén; George} deep cut near. the city its The guns at Alexander Heber: W. H. Freshwater , | leveled him and nA Aaa ded 1 Th ; Prove Howard, Huntington; W. | money ere was little je all -Arover for See chance Clark and g<ument, Griffith. tobe. Harrisville Lak B Smithfletd Chas. Samson, Salt uisteon, Lake: |" } y °° ‘ t hat or Le) a aa Peon: hed sity= ieEeins | oi Mec! litt Provo Sharp. SW Ags ‘hi S trouble Foul Poot le: a) Ww Murdock, Heber; Péter| The highw: iymen led him for a wal Scorup, Salina; George Hammonad,| through a field. and then, nearly hal hin hound they road, the from mile Phos.|% Oasis Huff, Henry Grantsville; one‘o and used rap « hitehing with Richfield Ogden, named venire men will thelr masks for Se niee. the re ederal jane incourt. robbers | "he +N. ethiatel BTA January city, this ullding, 10°a. m. ie ge ee eg . . Hyatt Is) Hopeful. at a gag, vied leaving him and-helpless ap- too) towr ind returned to back drove and rig Clark's 1907,| jabandoning the horse and ug Clark eee ar the city, where rae was Thi morning. this them chewing the knots, in the leather 15, a found afte atrs up ¥ nie h bound him, for several. hou darkness "and of the count ais e Clar thepolle eon cacneere Set tle a Doctor Hyatt has promised Christ-| mas weather for the last four or. five days and yesterday he said that there ha ya ti i0t pen they aid men, the of for his prediction] still a prospeet was bor ehende a, area oil. is an There come sao to 0 about ring low northw eat aan rains in the sou portion of California These me suite CHRISTMAS FAR FAR FROM HOME likely to creep in on us du e| night, the barometer having ¢ arama ne-|, ; ; ed to go down early yesterday afterraveling Man Voices Sentiment of noon. The "high'? Will probably be probably it will Salt centered gone snow ‘ Lake Utah} and | = RATES Route, c 3 Clerks Get ‘clerks in the The over this ee toda H. for holidays. . Candy. postoffice were 4. 1S 1... Marchant feel the {fire up but each presented yesterday with a box of candy: by the-ZC: M=] This is ie Many of His Kind. This is the first time in ten years | that I have spent,Christmas eve awa) | from home, and if I ecan*have my wa }in the matter, it's the last time," said of Detroic last night. "I like a sheep that has got lost from ierd ['m used to sitting by the and helping ae VOM BETES hang eir stockings on Christmas eve, 1 gat too far We ast ‘thie time, and the wile wilt vuione tonight IS| mas weather, have If I'd' to play it were feel worse Sede laus real Christ- about be- an annual custom with that corporar away, I suppose One ean searcely tion, and is highly appreciate d the}resalize that it is nearing the last of men who work the ma December when he can walk out. In the night without even a top coar." ; ‘ Of Salt Lake he said Yes, I like SALT LAKE ROUTE. yor town, and IT belleve it has a great S ee Poe ty 7 future before it. From the crowds on Hait Rat s for Xmas and New the street toniebt a a Neer might easYear's. See agents ily Imagine th: e is a city of several the ‘umene ‘inlabltants CONVICTS WANT PARDONS |) pav Applications By Received State Board From of serve five months Jn the, supreme county at Fillmore, commitment Oct. 29,1906, petitions for pan FoR SHERIFF Several Pardons, Attorney General Breeden has received the applications of the following named convicts to be presented at the next session of the state board of fey ' Wells, convicted of fornieation in MMitlard county and sentenced to Court tigation W: ishington, to Make Porther at Chiffitanooga. Dee. - Inves- Probably jail dating parole from . Maren B fe he to be lynched at Chattanoogu bery in the Third Distriet court and sentenced to five years in' the state prison, commitment cee from April 6, 1905, petitions for par . P. Jacobs, pon ictal a adultery | in the Third District ¢ourt and sen- outcome of the case is egarded Re rly une émfortatle fo Sherift Shipp and some of his deputies Under the aad now Reing consideres they toe ha trouble in hee os oe authorities that they as tenced. to serve two years in the state prison, commitment dating from May petitions ; 1995, for commutation of Shiccaertes sentence Stephen HW. Leetham,- convicted he of New petit larceny in Salt Lake county and sentenced to five months in the eounty jail, commitment dating from Dee. 10, 1906, petitions for pardén Joseph L. Hammond, ¢ onvie ted ot| petit lagceny in Salt Lake county and| ntenced to serve five months in the TO JAS. 6 entenced to state: prison, serve one year commitment {jn dating the from olyuly2,2, 1906, petitions fospontmutati for.c 1906, petitions i on rte A. Williams, convicted of rane arceny grands. in the Third , District court and sentenced to serve eight years in the stato prison, itment dating from March 28, 1905, petitions for ee of sentence, / Harry Leke convicted ane Boy Is Private Wire +0 protect Service A. POLLOCK & CO., Banker: a W. a is Brokers. SAALT LAKE pouen Street, LAKH Grr Commercial Stocks ining ur M r. Pollock n ember Pin AD BOARD OF TR wu. CHICAGO grand | OE Fh re ear . ere ees larceny in the ‘Third Distriet court and Sentenced to serve one year. iin the Hauly prison, Commitment dating from uly 2,° 1906, petitions for commutaition of sentence , Lafayette 1 ee i Orders Promptly Executed in gen Bron cert Grain wires with Private leased BRYAN Cor LOG AND bers New Y Te Brockee ee 4 ork Stock xchange, Cotton Hxchange, Poets ates: "xchange, Chicago Board of Trade, @han- county jail, commitment dating from Dee. 10, 1906, petitions for pardon, Sert Miller, convicted of grand lareeny in the Third District court and T JOHAR BheLeRte JOHN C.- CUTLER JR. ANKER, Wh Sedny L iad BONDS, SSUG: A aoe ) Inecorrigible, jatman of. Bingham sifte indust was t an , = Phones 12%, ul 36 Main St. ing hee pute sett and wuld) MINING INVESTMENTS, oto S pu ts, ---_. u SALT LAKE, ROUTE. earse See agent Half... See body the for fot j morning le le gation and he delivered a stirring | enlog on the life and character ot In fs Nee McCabe, dwelling especially o1 (pe military service whieh earned hin Handled school yesterday by Judge Genres' a Armstrong. Batman was arr raigned ai | ae charge of incorrigibility ast Wo years Batmman has refused to Nev. C..MecCahe Portland First the filled Jevanston of sidents this church | Methodist final services over the ou veterans war civil of bish a large with laymen, and pastors Methodist 24 Dec. | delegation evi a Services a ECan ee, Corn, Pork Final oe joaps, Tac William O. Gentry, convicted of rob- IKhansas ony. Kansas City, Dec, oo 20) OHR Mar co We cows 100) 18.25 150(109:00 steady at | i « Chicago, Whent-Decemh cee highe 5 heif- kers 7,250)782 225 yi Seep The Silver Market, New ro Dec. 4.-Bar silver it 694%c; Mexican dollars, 63%c. than good outst move offse 25 the SOG iSales [High] Low from selling wa Prices. Closing HALE 12,000; market 10¢ hig 8 12.000 Marke 10 $3.0@5.70; lambs, +.00@ Sheep, orders slight a traders il loc by ment MARKETS. January. re, Tuvineg start, the at. ers BES ; Pepiscopa Methodist of Officials. | Hieh ; rn Chureh Deliver Fitting Peulogies oats tracthe The names of the veniremen drawn | fr tne new petit. jury: for the trial _ eases in the United States courts in| this city, the trials to commence Jan-| unary bS ere drawn yesterday and} Were a follows that Chicago, e 24.-Cattle = Receipts, 16,0000, Market steady to tte i b ee 7G Ss, so Ine. 05. cows and heifers, $1.66 eede cles nd $2,400 Tr a YO 60: Westerns, 33 0006.75: calves, 5. T5407 A," Hogs - Receipts, 3),000market 6100 higher: mixed and bute hers: $6.05776. 35; zood heay? $6. 20776. 2714 : gh heavy S! $9008 20: es, 85.0, ED AY DEL ARE "SERVICES move selling moderate | Te owne Mantifnes opened. the ment to at Par . son. ee houses mnsh easier, the grains, other. Influenced'. by a and quiet, also wa market in lost. was gain opening. onal eorly trading Provisions showed more ac tivity or son time, and with a fairly mine, which of in' Via the | wae yer CATTLE SITUATION Paul Ki mbalh manager of the Loon | Creek Pla cer and Hydraulic M ining city for fcompany, will leave tomorrow fo r the kind ‘of property near. the Lost ee » jn Idaho to begin preparof Hodson, sight also losers Sore ee more Ore hopetul ee {COE s ) € ce "1° < day by the leading mining companies Most of the mines will be closed for it Jeast three days for the Christmas holids iys wid this will give opportunity 7, in gold, silver and §1,130,.. sjjver, preparing | ‘the rapid boom t his MORE HOPEFUL VIEW "ex. tool after the aft: ae in. Wonder ‘of. this strong combination, Jack Dayis intends N-| y 1votal value $30 the owners the old town the made. | 30.00 | 34.00 - aq | profit. this into hands days and and to the ton, and that brought Ae rush | B.; C4. J.33 <os.| 1,020) 30.00 to Wonder Considerablk adjacent| B Gan, aetna | 110) 35.00 roperty has +. the|Property has sine since neon. ac ctuired> and Bang J Bee erin: ee ts. csealen jmade the basis for the Daisy Wonder| GOn» Alter | 2,47 reawakene with conditions the \changing anything/ing Arizona, be handled present brings study}glass, of than could ‘r those the we haye greater in this only service copper candidly known of of the experience great Arizona per- We in had and. study hands men eagh 1§30.00 the old. camp and the brilliant which is before it. The camp} T. Fills lost Corn lending Chicago. Dart}to new, the! RICH ORE APRROUND MOUNTAIN. We desire the country and our fort °5 that canbe. .worked gress to ee ete that the Geologi+\|advent of the railroad and the improyvcal Surv is oiling 2a most helpful)ed methods of treatment combining in} Over $1.000 Slive : work i oleae and that Incidentally | this result. Not "only will this ine Rock Runs Ov Ge ee Silver, Gold its work Is doing more than any other Be ‘rense the profits anc one assets of and Copper, agency to put an end to fraudule nt| the old mines, but it. wil provide in-| After 2 lapse of thirty years or more, mining schemes Those who can not)ereased ingentive for the opening oF] some of the mines about Round Mounreadily wniderstand all this may take)new mines.\ |} tain promise to come to the front. the ee of honest miners for it Great quantitic of/:4$30-nore are strike has been made, according to the 2 Urge Upon our congress the gre at-Lbloe keg out: in ‘ie old workings, lett) aiapagts in Mail, on the Charles mine est Aipersilty consistent with reason|there from the operations of the arly)in» Je ‘fferson canyon In the ineline toward our Geological. Survey and, re-\| days. when. only guides. higher than | ohent at $86 feet, average samples gave quest ee tenis eae "cpl 265 1S40,00 will }e much better than it ever Ean 1 spe a in it\ palmiest days, says Myr. Earls,| after the becauks "ofthe "much-1 grade of| Taric Work. of on Tt is term oe the - others yout ever and the reiireads promise Stam-|to be moving the normat supply of coal }of Goldfield early last: May, before the] | Wonder mining district was know n to fame, or had ec ome into existence The For- 25 | bee: hisgid the claim and several others' near)}by> January 10. t is now believed ust west of es Nevada Wonder,|that even the Caetus and the Consoliiin is one of the richest in the state,|dated Mereur mine Which have been | says the Goldfield vrit yune, The Stam-j closed down for a week, will be able - Pate1 a aa a Ww 101 ‘ ehn-O00 Whit whole of the| Gaon one - whch ready CeO ae and " we uttereo it as2 our eandid \ODOio-IxKentucky. ky Mining'€ company's company's Op-} yinj a er mines. re Mining company, the office : rs of which} Cop. Gum. Range Ely judgment that our Yerington field. is|¢rations at Pioc he, w ho is in the city; are announced as follows::.M. J. Mon-|p, Ww. capable. under high-pressure develop-/ fer the holidays, confirms all that hé 1s| ne net ; pr sit G yor Davis vice- BK Butte abet "possession, > Interested Camp; keepers the found," oe ese ES ee DEVELOP STAMPEDE, and ae de BONANZAS $30 Great ; y. NOW as Low the values-are , WILT, } pede merly of Diamondfield. Jare determined at induus-| one Diamondtield Man. Quantities Wis escape to the railroad town on a stol- Exagger-. ; Sra develop-| the copper-using Not Old-Time ° end that our miners may | their that Is Is ges MINES copper so vast as this should have tine benefit of an immediate study and re-|Great port by the United States Geolegica 1} Survey tothe CAMP Says Mining opment,« of course, coveving a lon perlod of years. "| * Weiregard it as of emine nt import-| OLD mnee therefore on both private an al considerations PIOGHE development) will isclose a eine in iS -Apper mount-| ing into millions, such complete de rue | public ve stills }when he made a full ¢onfession. en that he will get a stiff in. r the -penitentiary ao and which developments are proving. | ay horse, -He was found wo days late Ve haye-room, for ro or: three: Mu- | 9¢-Govelo¢ks-w ith his hide full of bad hawks and we now ha several pros-|jjquor and confessed having turned pects. witha better puowiae than the} over all ‘but:one of the checks setMohawk had at the same stage of de- tlement of gambling debts The game- | | indisputable compleip of the DETTE | hi gher ved, That it-is the candid Bene i ieeuiven, Phat that the s#ingtor tor copper field is one of the Woral s great treasures of the red metal and tha in our Hdnisin - mixas v alues of. $200... ‘ton in gold, is property gives promise ‘of ‘devel- | part eee pot: thechecks Wealth. } | velopme ne Only today we received ie eponuauk from |; Word that th the tun| nel at 3f sO feet de nih in the San Pedro |had encountered the pay ore, which United worthy of the serfous atte‘ ne gress and our\state legisl Much e 2/ jn the state, which I know to bea fa fraud- a Produce ee Vv PS atate. This may seem like a strong/the tent late at night, carried the the same| Statement, but I am basing it. upOn}trank out, broke the lock with a minmen ‘and! ihe fact that the Black- Horse district er's. pick, pocketed ,everything: that Ways Gnlist capital beeause they know! jarge force and has a fine stamp mill.) the bustness of copper mining, ‘The Lodi is under bond for $30,000, | e Lremarkable feature about this) ‘phe country about Phonolite has} petition*for a geological survey is the| heen Jocated.for several miles, and is) claim sétyap that no other single agen-| very promising | cy ee all under renee: as all similar to that i hier intportance, as the following reso MHD | jat Cripple Creek, y.the ae Chamber of Com The Illinois mine, -in merce will s range, is working twenty. miners in thee West and they can al-!19 oe Will r ts John Nevada consideration been re ~%S Several ise of proving just as good a e Neyada-Douglas with equal Revciipeiant, A camp like ee is worth keeping! in property Tn fact, it is said, the same howine is to be made as on the Montana Hullfrog, the stocl ks at both of which are doing well in the San Francisco market The Cowboy is surrounded by the Stray Dog and Jumping Jack, controlled by the Manhattan, while Mr Hogeatt's company has two claims, the Iron King and Iron Queen. ‘The property is as well known as any in Manhattan. The placers to -drock wil go from $12 to $60 a ton. b one screening, and it is said the whole thing can be shoveled into mill The corporation has several ledges that run from $18 to $30 Its employes striic the first sulphide ore tha wes /encountered in Gold hill, on the 50-foot level on the Iron King claim of tthe Cowboy, that went better than $13 a ton, with plenty of it A adrift ‘was run on the 1060-foot level, and severa milling grade veins were cut, as well ofr pcb Deas ore . Dhe property has been continuoraiy| worked stnee then: and the now Intends to ins ial] one of the best hoisting plants that money can buy for the Cowboy, it hi vide yeen already ordered As soon as it can be placed into position the will go down to the 200-foot level, and the property will be opened up extensively Captured. --- pp 4). water to sta said the "One have extent ment Steal prountein is; containing a. calculable southwest of Austin. Although really} combined with its mining posse ae ee Payment@gof the checks Value of almost 4,000 million dollars. | qiscovered but four months ago, it is }it will make the Am Gia pactea com- | V8 stopped by the cdmpanies and the and there are several. other. prop-|}qne ‘ofthe most: actiye places, ofits) pany,one..of. the greatest if. not. the|hief was captured ‘Saturday with one erties In tne camp that give a {Prom- | aize in the West. great amicably settled : y gs Fighting Thro Immense to Tribute } | a 5 n | time any t T. - country,|2, about ¥°0d¢hopper named:Ormsbury stole ee in checkee7e a) A one willing of in a most Important part in bringing nbout a settlement is that nearly every miner of any standing in the camp Is a holder of mining sioeks, many. of them in considerable. amounts The miners have in fact been among the most important buyers of stock In that market labor strike would very on oa n two. th value of their holdings, and. th ecan'toafford: to let it rovy far You will see that there il be a coming to time on. the part of the miners before the holidays are over The mine operators will doubt={ less make whatever coneessions they | may deem right, but tl miners will not' be found holding out long for| invthing unreasonable." | The strike il not affeet the Fairview distriet. in the lightest. degree, Mr. Hodson says The operators of that camp have been paying «a minimum wage of 34.50 a day and they have a long-time. contract with the unlon lan, S of days," to Volney gé ner!ri itech few be Goldfield, pa p were} traders Pit 2 Dee Chiengo, 4 ma arwheat the and sellers, moderate with easy, was opening the from ket 4 Ly: smal the an dull trade throughout part rood a released evidently holders +8 ho was, there but lines, Jong their of lots large on to realize rush Sc Property Adjoining Stray Dog and Jumping Jack Has Showing. aan Hse a will at IS LAID TO REST SELLING onERATE MANHATTAN COWBOY TO BE DEVELOPED 6,000 i Petes: ihe i ‘al ae: prove prolife lit Nipi fssini and I am reputation and it ‘ -branch - over-enthusiastic | section but and Will be erosseut in : ore ' Bg Pent a wt ae ah confab |eountry aa every day sees good change ‘hands may placer |'rights part} this forty-five velit Ag A ec Then | open of |The company practically controls the entire Water shed fo) FO dum tee | eit side of. the Snake pane Bar nel mountains Not many realize ak a Camp. miles north the extreme being ma has dernenath enreth ofwhat: is proving | company camp, yesterday re-|not the prospects lump |and | the City, has tunnel ! say the stock of the company, now | \ sii ngron the Ne w York and Kos ton | leurbs around $3.50 a share, has not presi- 2 mail Alta ade large. owns eer |important Up to the present it does not Spney ar | Hr nt: W. W.. Keith of. Tonopz uh secre-|in regard to the company's fies | that.the. as ore body ° is as extensiv iS ¢ »e . Jene- | | said: Mr. Woolle because | joni v tary and treasurer, and SeneSaid Mr \ y it iis s because that of Bly, but the product is more | iT! T. S. Wolcott, and A Ti oe r,| more than does the general public as} than double the average value of the | directors, The company owns the only|to what the possibililies of pos-| ely ee and Douglas hill, owned bY) qyailab _ water in that section and will ;se sions are Ve now own more than ee Ean pousias company is "\at once take steps to pipe is to the} 66 mining elaims in the Blacl Faia veritable little. mountain of copper, roan, haeeas 40 or 50 lots have been; district, besides one thousand acres| depth of 1,100 feet. It will not prove ifiiom Austin. to be all pay ore probably but quite : lot. of ‘it-is shipping grade (smelting | Is High Grade grade, 3 to 15 per cent in copper con: | Phonolite is ninety 2 avs ee ritees dis| ment i who has throw lived 28of years|a stone's some | ranch an ana | |suifered stock| vice GAY Black | driven on the original lodge richest. finde wanderful a district incorporated of A. Ais Water Kansas W. Wilkin's @labms, ; Picnics ony h ea important strice een, Atsiniete one-sixth Townstie, with BH. which of turned five-| over e Light company, with a og $1,000,000, has been president; at In tn claims oy pun associates from Wii) Phonolite active a compressor machinery cai engaged for several | ey eral eee i es e;co me e.2 this deal the com the eal ae >y Thomas Go G. : .|wealthy,man and with a good part J2 claim: his holdings turned into ea sh the best Mir, ipallay pis anol ‘nthu 4 purchased . busily 1 past. By, acquires the discoverer, jalmost within the and needed Le ah . mer well as.of be amone for company's on the main made very eems a trouble opinion yeslerday) the Amalgamated | pari of the mountain. The main tunPower Co., in the}nel will be aimed directly for the grea "4 on fed aC a fis ssure On Which tne Columbus Conof whose s estate he! ;Oldate li lated j rki he now VWOoOrking 1 Ithougl 1ouegn and covery of as to camp. nl | R.: Pierson, being owned " > al ane experience great Grade owner : Nev., said three | #!xth: interest pick} selfand Utah camp miners Ke their mining in the near that ciis Higher : so part : : Phonolite, whieh are mermcan urms about drill and , peaches at the same time. ae pron tee ct oe been onths ; ia ; Sma f valley, the finest spot in all Nevada,! hut the great copper mines are in the flow, north-south Mason valley range! would miles Pipe ; b ‘ } q ; rhe j Sam A. King, formerly of this CHY, Vof-the: eed | has just closed deals by whieh he be-) to be of speech there all and has Water a drill| (ne1G Gant eer aner pougN POE withEe the ese other This totaal aOR course, Pose Will the labor discoverer Dis- just in from New] ill drive what will be the lowest tunTin . 4 the distriet ttaining a ichest depth closed another im _}nelC2 in000°% sndpenenthicth |} portant deal for Neyada Mines and ae } < uy ove mathering together : Properties Sacking High-Grade | Ore-Company in Peet ja total of about [southeast of the 1,000 town aeres of Alta,of oe Seve ral Tunnel 2,000 preparations on Confident |" Start and x PROMISING the | pleasant! only outside honest f ‘ Nevada Lowest company's workings at ‘ elle rrogzress being the ons "o miles south of Reno and 30 miles ea st} of the California line, seems d estined | ‘ . . / ; 5 HAS to make a great impression on .the} 7.> my Depth, --- | j Vice on Attaining [WOOLLEY IS ENTHUSIASTIC| ner's excellent progress 3 Is | TUNNELS William Thornton, superinftondent jor the workings ‘of the. Imperial .Co- CAMP Returns and OF | jin IN rue | Schemes. er jlumbus op © INTEREST Would Lessen KING i cae owe teHleves 3 ; if Work trict, Ihe District. ‘SAM { HEAD OFF STOCK JOBBING aft FEET The a 7 Chamber of Commerce Appeals + BARRE TeNoo en eek 7| Takes Over ‘Wilkins Original . + fonr 3 : ‘Cp to Congress to Aid Cop (theta teetereretetes + Discovery in Black Horse . WHEAT OPENED EASY; BISHOP M CABE Mining Stocks Mu Must Suffer and the Men Are Heavy Holders. Out Dayana Campaig n for 1,000 Acres Good Ground. ‘7,000 | #4| 25, 1906, GOLDFIELD MINERS eee bullion by Mc- DECEMBER WILL MINE AT ALTA CAN'T AFFORD STRIKE BULLION. ores and reported SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, = IMPERIAL COLUMBUS MILLS | [+ REPUBLICAN, TES ; SSSR 6 a i Mates. dollar 8 New) for pays Jew for inday Republic: five ives Geen i the Daily two and months | . quest tons and Information given ‘on "Tesued, Welday Atta WM. . H. TIBBALS, Broker, 7 O $07'3 Herald Bulla ear, 2 |