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Show 6 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, AND PROSPECTS FURNACES AND LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, HARRIMAN CLERKS | | ee SALT HAVE A GOLD MINE | Are. Strike and Guggenheim Interviewed on the Question. Is Reported on Patsy|/Great Prospect at Ramsey Clark Property at | Taken Over by Mayne 430 Feet. and Others. of Tunnel IS NOT FOUND ON LEDGE|IT ---a Production With . Keeping Hardly Is Taken Pacecc) Taken i as | | | > FAMOUS LEAD © Mave Iave by j Nevada » Lills. 2 ‘ | } } | i | to letter A A. Clark i uid Daniel been interviewed on} from Furnace » etal dur- | Creek Copper Senitor William ‘ have Gugeenybim ‘have tis UPLOG ing "for the fhe present . statements that terest here, z4 theme copper year. will be Mer - Wherecircles. copper Senator is the ining ro in'm is the Patsy Clark Each makes : read with in-;made a strike of reac : Meuthiatiea ol tect » chief}| Clark 61 And | ledge, i Miner) Greenwater the says that the Furnace} company, better know nj a ore ae this cithei property, copper ore : at ; has| . not found on ledge is over was The reached mine at new here that Ramsey the has management - great Walkover passed under Captain oe; Pe fore Mayne and some Salt Lake | have purchased the property a inNevada the! 100) 0n A. H ca + operator from th: I be peoplele and 1 will will soon to undertakg the active Hills ground the has Word 20 Jan. Goldfield ig quoted as S87 ;ng: fect distant. and the shaft is being! development of their new plece of "The figures for 1906 will Show an sid A PLO pert . : of prob-| Sunk ia order to attain depth, when; im Ae a: a ineréase in copper*proeduction of prob-} eee : RCH The Walkover mine 1 ituated about ably less than.4 per cent. The aver- drifting to tap the main G5¢ WII! one and one-half : : Sac probably be in. the | begin ous Ramsey Comst age price will probabl; Superintendent Harvey is much/cause of jts direction neizhborhood of 19 1-4,cents pleased with the finding ef copper ore] and the great similarity "The beginning of the new year has/in the shaft at the depth named / reter of the ore on both prope rth it 1 a ‘Kets' nearly bare | "It shows that the ore goes down," | has been constants maintained that found the copper mark h . isaid Mr. Harvey. "We do not know! the two mines were on the same great of the metal beyona the osglinary ReCo ean muchithere isvotiit. as: yee ascve lead 4S Oe a ea of ledge in the of | CONVENIENCES AT | Values Incoustamt at | | But Indications scdees Ledges uncovering of of been a. forty- } The mining of district received by clerks in the joint freight office of the Harriman lines at Ogden, who are among the original stockholders of the company t is said that the tunnel driven} into the ore body averages across the} ue $90 a ton in gold, while several} nssays taken have shown values a high as $188 a ton Iexperts are now predicting that Ardivey will be one of the next Drvepe rous mining centers of SALT east district was located Very jhave been [svas Cmts on, first less rich Rept blican ives , va organized than discovered, es years] the the all the} on of ‘in states is . 1 land-as no considerable depth has been| /'eliminary with Pe plans to be made} work High Grade Investments Bought and Sol 'Phones 127. 36 Main Si. YERINGTON- IRONSIDES per-| i been carriva | Nevada' Ss similar: a unit co "KER 139 STOOKS, measurement the has or as BA STOC cas. The United | announces river state Both all on 575. CUTLER UTLER JR IR. . NK | on made 307 (Established Ds SUGAR Other Utah new connection other Wwons of a this C. INVESTMENT Service Heretofore. - in ore ber yin ec state center district ledges} formed cba Nave and) four. and assaying ba Special yuted TELEPHONES States. is a camp | Washington, Jan. 20 ig ey Tee 3 geological SUPVEY stringers by fee and} ee ex advanees = Libs BOTH Covering Inter-Mountain | that The ago s . Apportioned Survey ST., City. promptly JOHN Geological lying Reno jent. | claims Orde ats a ~ Being Drokers, SOUTIi Lake Beene ere a RAN | | FRANCISCO Stoc k Exchanges and es HEADQUARTERS. at District | of LAKE ina hea w Derby, | just south of Olingnhouse, lof great promise ays a miles Salt Rivers. ° aud SECOND Nee . | of | twenty-s¢ United Ardivey W. Depth, -Relow. Below milling l : Rich free ven HAND) Shatlow the company just Body Ton. property Mining has Ore S90 gold-bearing the Verde Nev., ' t Rumseyby € Vein of Made Comstock-Sale { Are ‘rinanent, Poermane | ON to Believed Believe Pxperi Pexperts'| of [ Deposits That Opinion Tnereased (he Demand. IS ' News foot ore Into Average a | vontinan: Confirmation Driven to Is -_-_- INCREASE OF OUTPUT SLOW . eh Pace Said Clark . | IN NYE COUNTY Bankers 6 | Forty-Foot Ledges Reported Like Goldfield Has Rhyolite. | Capping Overlying AndeGovernment to Pay Closer At Uncovered by United | site Formation. tention to Supply of All Verde Company. PROPERTY JAMES A. POLLOCK & CO., IN DERBY DISTRICT. Wit BE STUDIED | COPPER AT DEPTH = SALT LAKERS BUY IN GREENWATER WALKOVER| PROPERTY TALK COPPER PRIGES 21, 1907. FIND RICH LEDGES © STREAMS IN UTAH | LARGE PRODUCERS JANUARY work Great Stock itsel! ate - the Ww. uf. TIBBALS, F 25 Copper Now by A a ntemplate Camp. Ready. CENTS SHARE. ~ Herald Bldg., City. lreached in explorations by claim o1 wn-} designation of a new district that will WEEKLY MARKET LETTER jers, Who as a rule are poor men, the|inelude Utah, Idanu, Nevada and pos. | jreal test of the final worth of Be {bly a part of Wyoming. with he 1d-| > --- - - SS properties has not been made One raat pie at. Salt' Lakw Citv: or! Ogden.| lehlef reason for the backwardness ad There ‘is:no. .state Te WR ay Union | One Hundred sright, New The United Verde Mining company Was recently incorporated under the laws of evada, with a capitaltz rtion | the camp ha been that Slain, CWE é{in Which the. observations of. str am | = 1,500, 060 shares of the par value of eee ere sta y ae nee d Mee aes i flow are more important to future de >| yer Share, and non-assessablé POMS : 4 z fa rt sme é y As x we The Southern pan ifle Mining & Investtant prices and thus shut out capit ul-| "ng Jap a me Suen AT i oe ss ae | ment company, which is the parent orists who stood ready to invest and sat ATG REL RUCHOUE theieuticn stai ganization of the railroad boys, had develop the properties. A case in point} atts of fe ches Saet that the le ; S acquired a lease on the United Verde may b it where the owners... of fia 4 lous nivars che "at lize 3 , the 1 to ilized I { practically paved the way +o a ar for| J $40,000 offered were clang five ; at ia sie, fullest extent Po. secure such a. rethe perfected org pres which now theh ound, but refused, asking not : : sult it is necessary to kno not only} gives promise of becoming one of the Jess ‘nan s200.000, However, wisdom} + : the amounts of water carried in the cold producers ot Nevada} nov prevails mmong the owners of} : ; ;Sstream at normal and low periods, but such properties at Derby, and fine opStock Quickly Taken | portunities ' , alicte | ISO at flood periods t is the flood are offered for, capitalists ' | * vater that is to a. large degree de-} Only 50,000 shares have as vet been hte-inve FREE and Leaufal wooD Just OUR MANTELS Peing Unloaded. RADIANT GRATE Is working a Grate Revolution in domestic comfort in Salt Lake City = : | | | | placed on the market J ese were Derby, like Tonopah and' Goldfield pareraRe ea ie: na Sree ne ae speculators iaken up by local Nevada has a rhyolite capping with a varying| NOS oO ROS with the. stream flow | depth. which overlies an andesite for [one PrEMG sags phere mat be. rec =| just t as soon as offered at 10 cents a share, and many inquirles are being mation. a formation in which occurs} ae Seen venti are =e vs ys of) avalle ible } essary stocks, and there is Btu ¥S- Fonly ran into it Thursday night, but} outcrop shows subs tantial values right made for more by men of means of the richest mines In Nevada Here torage reservoh ites | : st al of any material jp jooks good Ve had been inking} from-:-the apex oof the ledge and a that state > demand. In porphyry for a distance of ten feet| chunk of ore broken off most an ind there small dykes and chutes of} Vigures for 1906 Prepared, Phe United Verde Mining company andesite, mixed with quartz and ear-| ee | work of elect: ritying the steam) pefore striking the copper deposit.| place will show a fine string of colovs ] for its president J. A. Miller, presrying gold. are to be found, whieh have | rhe report of the river flow mea | > country is progressing | y-, also ran through seventy feet o hen panr been forced through the rhyolite cap-| Urements in Utah during the vear 1906 ident of the Austin National bank; righ 2d, and heré lone) yorphyry and granite before that. We Dealt.ine Quick "Time. ping | is now being prepared and. will be! 1 Ralph R,. Landis,. assistant and sty srowing mi we Ket) are working three eight-hour shifts iY » fristitution treasibe itutes have een iene are making good progress.' | Mr. Murdoek pure hased the propFrom surfac indieations, much ef | *eady. for - free distribu lon withing a| attorney, Charles A. Cantwell this capping must have been in a semi-| S26rt ume In this report will be a found unsatisfactor The strike has caused a great dealjerty for the Nevada Hills. company and George D.. Williamson Jt is quite probable that we wil | of interest throughout the distriet.| and the deal was made in record time. | plastic state at the. time th edges | complete record. of the observations | : general manager to were formed In the underlying ande-|# and measurements at - the following not see copper below a minimum na and, while ther¢ se a practical! He arrived in Ramsey in the evening whom is due the honor eof discovering site and which accounts for the mix-| Stations | eents per pound during the year 19f "hmining man in the ey who has ever; and the hext Rae ee ed . t a many promising prospects, promoting Px Dresser 0 hat the ledges would} 0 I ing o 1@ ledge, In osed ture of quartz, andesite and rhyolite IS Green River at Jensen-This station| Guggenheim's Views. fe this venture and locatine and. filing ai - doubt tha of ¢ oa ore ab at found in many of the ledges oceurring } located at Jensen paestoftice about] ihe own 5a and left upon the townsite of Ardivey. as well in the rhyolite capping and which also fitteen miles from Verna The drainDanie! Guggenheim does not look) depth of 420 feet has but centfirmed! iffernoo Considerable as numerous water rights in that part done following the accounts for the unequal values occur-| age area above this station is 26 G20) ---Ee-- $e for more than the ordinary inercase; the opinions,ef those who have made! ™ country of the thorough development, which. the ring in these ledges near the surtace square miles. Past measurements have | ° ° ‘ opper| but in production this year and talks op- | careful examinations of the ground seemed to ju stify, was never A soon as shaft sinking has. at-| Shown.that the flow varles according) Flias Morris & Sons 0) timistically, as fellows deposits of the ety] ict. J tained to a Baiclent Sapeh to reach | to season, Trom 226 to. 32,080. ecubk ' "Several years ago it was predict-|say that this strike will give trem¢ nd- | comment ed : ‘ the unde ing andes , ledges of great} fect per second inn ed that aluminum would certainly take|ous impetus to the deve lopAn ent of} Phe acquisition of the property b richness: and permanence. will. sure 1s: Green. River at Green. River-'1 21-27 W. So. Temple St. the place of copper should its price | the copper mines of this entire sec-; the Sali Lele capitalists, headed bs be encountered | measurement station was est: Pare ‘| materially exceed 15 cents a pound.| tion. |; Captain Mayne ds the source of the The facilities and conveniences for| in 1804, discontinued in 1596 and reThis new proves to haye been a de Iu-| Work on Clark Property. | greatest satisfaction to the residents of ithe working of ores and the obtaining] established In. 1905 It is loc&ted at sion. Ch production» of copper is Worle 4} poe ' : As a by word with Ne; ; g rk tr being pushed on the prop-| tah mine owners" do of machinery and fuel supplies With | the Rio Grande Western railway constantly increasing, but as yet ihe erties of the Clark Copper compat | aun abundanee of water for power and! bridge at Green River. At low and increase does not equal the increased the Murnacsevallevianastive Kempland | FA hRO all metallurgical operations are all| ordinary stages the discharg meas"y demand : : and all these properties are showing that could be desired, as the Truckee| urements are made from a fe i. boat The only hope for increased pay up satisfactorily. 9 viver and the Central Pacific railroad|at a point 400 to 500 feet above the , . 7. . duction lies in the discovery and' deMr. Harvey pass through the district from west} bridge High water measurements Utah g Leading "sie House is in receipt of a let-| velopment of new properties. Mhelier from Mre. Clark stating that he GOLDHELD HASNT to cast are made from the bridge. Measure. bibl ae discoveries of copper ore In| anid: leave: Mow York ates en i e| a aerated ments during the year 1905 show that 4109-11-13 South Main Street, ; evada were made th years 25°) 5th and 10th ofthis month for GreenVEE DE GRANDS PUSHING WOTKUS, a flow in the stream varies from 7 Severn properties which will be large water, s may possibly vat Spe-| 1220 to &7.700 eubie feet per second, ®ALT LAKE) OITY. | producers in time have been in conbefore coming here. i . . .| While the total. discharge for the . stant process of development and reThe New at tinea Thus one Adjeviniog AGT: Was.)4,086.000: acre . feet. The --- -_. Furnace. Creek Copper com- HYSTERY OFSCOTTY'S RICH CLAIM SOLVED He Files Location on Placer in Peculiarly Isolated Spot. ASSERTED STRENGTH peeion works ae: wey Pisacied rt but ye ohetderable pea eee. of fine is deviyed from these souvees. r Lexpects No Great pany Eanes 135 "It is not wise to expect an increase in the output for.1907 greater thar the percentage of increase which has oe established during the past few "Shor 1906 the United States feet pak pri SECTION pe of of the been in the hz - veer at NS Will of activity in of Nevada, and ness a the the says: seen a Wild this boom. large Cal., has great Representatives mining deal tose section should wit- spring operators of all Misit] = are ing camp, and sseveral purchases ses have have} been made for. prospects Amounts vattcing from, $10,000 to $z 150,000 have been paid. Many properties have been aero and bonde * Montgomery are spending Schwa a 7" jon dollars poe in' be SeonEre ale ' Wingg of ae toate Peete puleeena clk = for ee (several been mer miles. located, will Ge the in fact, and Charles M a quarter" of a opening . as ai the . muclt are near peor smelter the will inal be Snowstorm. qaefinite ed activity Taylor, locaters Id, of is the one the ‘Nev., tells be lieves of the Jumbo in New orig- mine of York. Mr. that Gold- Commercial that mill.| nificant antormatign | In he sum. Mr. sold Taylors it for an opinion insig- the output of the Roa- poor ones. up camps have elec officers to serve for the James FF. McCarthy, cretary. oads years , company has sum- the eae Death alley,| of The fortunes inde-| the most treat | locality. leager and himself today substantial ‘Those who is has neg will. claims on The me a € o of develop Ely eee Aiena which ago. "e, were a group ereck east ef! aves Prd have a ree to-engage the attention of the , is sdek dag 7 by Myr: ‘Taylor asa eat promise The discovproperty of the Spider & Severva AWnVa iad . Ore Manager rom ee 4 car ees BUTTE Name fanay changed | Montana ee ON Butte to CURB. Copper ere that company Butte the has © Copp the ©ariftaileaberns to $1,750,000 or $250.,- addition down a sample of -gulena copper ore See sbhe shares of the taken fron' the shaft on the property fiat is rumored iu exchanged | for of the Interstate Mining company, the} those of the new. on. the basis of one claims of which are located in the yi-}of the old for one a one: nalt of the wonderful samples of free Baia ore|cinity of the Hercules nrine. He rve-| "ew. but this fs not icial, lus been found. To the surprise of| ports.the ore body to be from six to, @uUetations on Butte © ‘opper Mont na every one, sufficient springs and wa-|seven fect wide. The extent of the tee its' first appearance on the Now terfalls have been found which will}strike supply a large camp oO ht-inen water laid,elgand & telephone structed Twenty pip e8 lee to Bullfrog. 000 Is-being wugenroads working being ba ie of $56,- ‘One of is the the ing company, claims and a R. G. GEORGE Utab, : dykes of the fractlo Progress . SALT . LAKE as, The Oldest and the & Itexhburg sec-| full| Co. Manager Nevada.| und Building, - CITy., Largest. ‘ .rexbure, not © yet been PL Ousivess Iroperty CAME Pir county, west him many > IN Meu Have in Bluine. Idaho, the determined. : ‘ OPPER Ricks. jr, has visit and inspec Min-|of Hart five General Wyoming in in ee DUN - RUST, Idaho, Offices largest property OMIANE the dis-| tricc tion COMIAG care 46 oon improving railread sur- toward has miles are The sui expe sade od and two ve ys are now i Jan. just tion = | Se aes pe i X¢ Sean 128 IDAILO, [wort Valunble Q) | pe re ate> ania < ? bs tu Mining com- |) 8 . Sone aieLE a cd n opper: s ie ay orate cor ae old woule sharcs mean are now as Cn Oe ee nin pominas nae Banking company of New York; %.-Hyrum iv are eank returned from oul, he propertie ic ranium , t paeereee oeee and John +: oc John rete MacGiuylas Sherman M: icGinniss of Now on the York. "of W Butte for mine location miner; his a number is the years property, sarewdness he Death been of placer has myste- has he while of east "Scotty," to shows for had valley claims In the Funeral range of mountains, the real source ot Wealth was on the West side, in the Panamint range. The location notice was forwarded from Chicago to the county recorder by Scotty's partner, A. M.. Johnson, who returned recently from a e: ee trip into desert The claim called the "Sheephead.' It has Neen carefully located, not merely by signs of the prospector, but by careful surveys, which name its exact location by degrees and minutes It is close to a2 Willow tree, at. the foot of which is a bubbling spring. Irom the cen- ler monuinent the rlescape veal: bears north 79 degrees, Aistant ten miles, The mine lies in an isolated district Which has batlled discovery of hunof miners who have sought it Seotty is present at Greenwater, on the Gesert, and has as much money as ever LEAD IN CHALIK as seen as "pth nS opens iPelwanted to see the property z take tts highest bind Will of Hlasten Duildivg Smelter. Goldfie id. eee on the preJan Pe smelter : Chalk Mountain, in the W onder countrs will be materially hastened on account of a big strik made several days ago. A solid ledge of lead Ss been opened up on the mountain by the Nevada Mineral Mining company, which recently bought the property from. P. Langde Although a large force of men !{s at work on theo property, the company is unable.10 scenre all the help it needs. Cc. wv hrman, of the company, is in Goldfiela and eclares thi the huge emelt: will pesitively be built. and that work will commence early Vhen one is under way the enterprise will be pushbee o xid conclusion, everal years ago ‘aan was taken from Chalk Mount: un, counte but t the has ledge now apparently béen again en- d Mr. ehrman' "ras formerly manager of the Stuntey mine in Clear Creek county, Colorado, a pr ORs zd that produced upwards of £8,000, KOUsSth Good On TO Prospects in Forty Miles WINDEGO Sight Above LAKE. of New Cobalt. Cainp Prospectors returning from Cobalt, report considerable excitement ove "| discoveries recently made at Windes> Lake, 40 niles: north of the town, and halfway distant betw 1° Cobalt. and the Larder Lake section: aiys the New York Commercial. he new discoveries urg as ithin eight et the work miles of the railroad. As done is of a primitive c rare icter. but the surface eee show the niekel ed by many of the Reports state thut most of the pro. ty already hus "been corralles b mericans, who Iraave eeured oa" big waters oecurred irl ldings are being compartinen eonstruecter ADR ve now during May June and the lonrest ierpm Decemto February, tnelus . . Goes Into Great Lake > Saran ay eal narineerinte Waste thean aunts Chited Verde claims. Wagon roads |. Bear River or LOT sh already Ears. STORY Los OF blocked VTS Man Who Angeles of Indians' Los ouc YAQUI'S Angéles, to last] -linston Escaped from Tei Assault. Jan. 20.-W. D. of Los Angeles, a well driller working at Leneho, Sonora, Lewis Short3 as Line year 1905 ten the cubie discharge feet per August to 2,760 cubic 1 May, There was a Se ne ane yas hees Year Logan who is|river Mexico,| Bear "I passed through "the recent the Yaquis on this little town, as Knock senseless was 701,900ee River near rises Bive on raid|range from and/sea level bullet.| iG rail- J. largely to Sauls, up whom with anid in began w e Gid not be-| fifty firing yards at of our d camp here were' but four and barely ten rounds Peo slipped Oy out the tents,} which basin. the range, rough is derived d me my and fired, skuil, the I fell bullet chietly flow eee esere just graz-|ond. unconscious, and| year flow 96 to with a 1905 of spring s|Surplug discharge 146,700 acre Cio the through seme ‘W. D. Thompson, station, crawled thick brush, the operator at} under the foor Only the flood and winter pegen the Logan, the summer, flow being 0. Business iid ' City, ...... 8: sills) =... 800,000.08 > ....---+-.-$250,000.67 Boxes s. coc Thatcher i. s. Young Bdgar S. Hil] al Utah. os Rent ee oe siden ieee ....--.- ---++++Cashie) ........ - Asst Cashin for ns feet Rich, thinking me dead, went on . : When I came to and began to craw! In Blacksmith Fork. away the Indlans saw me again and Blac ksipith Fork, near Hyrum renewed firing, but I managed to°es-j-phis js tributary of Logan river.| cape Lake Deposit irri-| Moses show is measurements fafrly steady, vary615 cubie feet per sec-| tot C . a Salt the river :| Safety is used for & cae v in over of Noble 18.. DEPOSITORY UP Capital ...... 2.02 - from distributed entire mouth of the canyon gation. -ast tent and began a long crawl through) that the the bushes. One of the Indians sight-|ing from ing well k ornic irs with Beat The enelevations channel C aie she 7 (Established 1873.) a General Banking Transact the eS gt 4,500 to 9,000 feet above The stream is pope ae The C eie Logan-Logan of CU P. BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY. guns in|atter being utilized to furnish pov of am-~fat two electric light plants near yn peer Cthe e nets and) through back of our W. Vice Prestdents. Peabody, Ass't. Cashier. H. M in eeracreene feet. west slope tlows BE a steep, are Clark, Cashier. WITH : varied second supply for the ter flow P. ‘ACCOUNT J. Daly, A. which grazed my skull during the comparatively narrow canyon Probscriminage _tably three-fourths of the precipitaThe evening of December 12, 1906, tion in the basin is snow, the melting about 6 o'clock some 200. Indians,] of which forms the chief source of } stly Yaquis, wh WW lid -Pmd is P . s ere within 200 miles of mer flow. The low summer and wan] moeity BH. AN feet per second large dischargé ao ee oe Jyh , rites to a friend telling some particu-|then northwest and unites ars of the recent aan raid there/riyer, near Benson, Utah. which are new. He says lire basin Is rough; the of Congritr, Preside OPEN near | Collinston-Thic 1! Commercial National Bank. the sche Oregon on ope. ‘ priated water that is discharged as waste into Great Salt Lake During the RAID yelling frantically all the while. Important nd ber lo go down as rapidly as 9 men. and; read. It-is-at.the lower end of tae power enn do the ae The prosperity |capyon separating Cache and Great of the famous United Verde mine is} Salt Lake walleys, and the measurecontinuing unabated, with reports of}ments show the amount of unappro- camp line in saine | amon the ottle ie Seneca free ea brought with| pier, iter cei "- a ae Ul Pell yw ne RUVOLITE WAS EXCHANGE, of ore taken ui ape naibie mine 2 an x - . not having Rhyolite, Jan; 20-A wurmber of enrh oe ae . SD Paice, 7 company | "The Boe this of property the from terprising inining men of this camp chi ee = now down: 125-feet d the} inost ; ns len ed mining have organized a k exchange. and men in the g , ps and limestone is between which ¥eln, have limited - membership _ to iw quartzite walls, is -elght feet thiek and Oat it ee The stock exchang had food. | vith a fee of 3™ he al oc < $100 a ton. worth wil build a ew puilding and will acThe comp: auy w Mt begin shipping ore fer ae Tt aon others ranuge to have one of the cs ~ changes in the stute place among the auatato: Rexburg rightful by ts owned property The Moré than fifty applications for ‘seats a was tinal y acee epted. view Their. Shlne by said is and men business in the exchange we received sleccs the the foundation of onc men to be 7, from casterhi cities of the United est. The coming copper camps of the States and ‘in' order to accommodate hilly are full of PEappentorn and many Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., Ko- them the -exchangce ts selling a few Main St. 142-So. finishing. ‘daks and tuke claims, are being sents af $300, . {6 Utah Minc. Jerome, Ariz., Jan 20.- Work _is:-veing vigorousls pushed by the recently organized erde Grande Copper company. whose holdings are located on the south side of Smelter hill adjoining sneake@ MOUNTAIN. trac ae the here. samplesHe of finc Famous 20.-Walter as which revenue The its the in-out, Mon- Docrensca. "the and that. mag reused | he has brought | 100 Oscar Wallace NOW to } Capital Word has been reecived name of the Butte Copper j been Interstate. COPPER Changed of Jai. fame location from among citizens of that were fortunate president; Alfred Page, vice-president; | Wasp have been among the most reWilbur D. Greenough, secretary; Geo.) markable in the record of that State, Ruggles, and in anager; ger; | ge 5 treasurer ; pie ciate J. Baker was appointed -assistant| eatiho 5 any} within| piled pi The béard of directors noke N ‘ company ee ae folfowing ensuing year: The to any- construction month of seven arane ead as farysuperior under a is eta ce thing found in Nevada. "Along the ridge of onge, on the rim of draw ing past J. to the mine und ace the ore from the Snowstorm, enough 40 acquire a block of ground Hunter and other mines of this locality, within the domains off the Mohawk have been, of course, among f company ts ot ae the the more vreRosine of building a m.. ta] Successful of those w ho have been: enopper mountain. to Anon the eg through . leases, and yet the ores from that district. uccess of others is reflecte od in leases cas 4 upon neighboring territory Tiounoke Company Meets. | Wonder, the latest "of °\ Nevada's Nevada camps are showing: the surface indications of this entire section Famous w ho| ade it one of the most preductive of days, | gold-bearing camps. For his the Lecsived Jumbo alone, it isand saidwat Mhhi as‘ s-| a ylor $600 000; The concern will be entirely P°&4eMt of the trust. and sill" meee Everything this coming and see the yas» sg icheurhe e of gumbo. | smelter, several distviet = is 3 further be about year Locator Known filed rious toe New York, Jan. 20.-E., Osear Hart, president of the Hart Mining company,| Valley, Says Gernardino, Scott, Begun, derstood | ef gold in Goldfield jis to exceed not be secured it is that hew project is to be anace sd Dy /of any camp of which the story of gold production tells Greenoughs and "Perhaps no cainp."' Sastern people. It will work 100 men to start with} Said he, in commenting upon it yesand Mr. White expeets that the plant| terday, "has made more rich men out A past Only ust | Amador a-Targe- here While eould Mine Death Idaho, , : Gutte, endent bs Home of the Skidoo "The Production Taylor He footed it across the desert with Dielk Colburn ahd a few others ° Jan. 20.-Frank .| who are popular in that locality, and . 1 LN as among first toSa engage the and formerly super AVG eSthe culiiee Ree ne . Mullan, built of founc of Henter. Ww ities ) 1 (| | Era 2s : a) has ese » stre r has not yet asserted its >; strength ‘ Las a producer of gold, and that he is quite confident that the year 1907 will :ndependent Concern to rete an output of fee gellen metal Ores of Snowstorm and | double that which characterized the 7 previous year Perhaps there is no we more familiar with the evolution of this extraordinary camp than is Mr. IS LIKELY 10 BOOM { ‘ San aaeae 2 nts r | Gold Bored © OE IUE .-W) tsentls e aoa nian : Fine. Showing ofof | Free Veen ; | ROSE has Ww el ASSURES A SHELTER tion will aggregate 975,000,000 ce sa an eee: of only about 4 per cent | over 1905. which compares with ar ‘ increase of 10 per cent in 1905 ever 1906 the Canadian produ tion wet aggregate about the same a 1905, and "Mexico will probably show falling-off. The chief: inproduction in 1906 eame and California. Montana shows a reduction In output for 1906," WILD deep o find, water anc eomtinwen Tt 1s will be that water Increase. Se aoe has purchased, the Mesquite entire used ee to Utah Lake valley, bt j since éstablishn t uw. small cans | has ak take nou miles above th Station and the system of the, Tr discharge sprin for uride Power been Iclent = of his tent with his wife and child and} tjon upon tillable Jands Measure-| so escaped death., The Yaquis robbed} ments for the year 905 sho the camp of everything movable. <Af-|the flow varied from 18 to 402 ter they had looted the camp the In-| feet per second } crossed the railroad tracks and during the Then they robbed a saloon and stor building sel fire to the burning four women and. one child _ | Uinta mountains and = floss fter this. they went on with their] w estward into Great. Salt- Lake j robbing and k & until the death) ecreater. part of the precipitation in| compat extended capacit bh to 1 plant, W flume divert .the ha of suf enti Normal flow of the stream Practic ‘ ho water pa the. present. sta except In flood. and it,is neces to gage the flow in. the. Teéllurid { er pany flume in | estimate of the rivet On August 29..1905. a wed a discharge | jone-half Prove | a statioz foot per second The total ‘at th disehare oll reached g@gimipen-eleven. killed.| this four burned Gm sthree c i é ay); by the Indfapee In regarc t j rumor of a W win saving Sa over basin is in the form of snow, but | for ne year was 190.200) ate feet. 1 ‘ge part of the normal flow ts deaddition to this there were discharge from springs well dis ia deh oars h the -Telluride) Power con the:area.. The station near Os | ny's flume about. 50.000. acre faut all reachthis theis § was established in October,200 i908 is located. approximately. feet| hour after would not the @ proceed of i p forne more train occurred, without did than net) ley an|and and then an escort) troops." SHAH a AS ART CONNOISSEUR --" Copy of Soap Advertisement in| aseunce Shey we Magnifiecnt Surrounding | London, Jan... 20.-There ae, Mig as been found, a very amusing object Print ie tik bedchainber of the Persia It was the only reom that lacked. beauly worth south ghout det late Shah of the 3 miles of main canyon above Oakley. maintaining etermine the this. amount of road, whe station water Other = Statlonps Maintained, and! Other Measurement ob }tained in Utah by the is Geological anit able diversion through the Mealow | Kamas for Pass into Provo river Hobble Survey creek, Indian creek, Price. river, beationis United: maine State; art at ° Springville at "Helpey Strawberty valley at urements for the year 1905 show that | Sevier river t Gunnison, the Cerharer af 4 : stream. varie | Span oe une Mary sval from 52 to 1,5§0 cuble feet per second, manish Pork tiver,.at-Lake. Ss . with a total discharge of about 100,600); Spar ish Fork river. at Spanish at acve feet for tho year a awberry. creek at. Strawberr a Bet Valley of | Station Near Ahing in the | Another Station and intrinsic) Weber river) hear another near Plain Croydon. |. ‘is maintained Croydon and. Clty. The on stil,) fringed with gold and precious stones, | feet: The Plain City measurements the clock was of almost fabulous|show a total discharge for the same value; the pulntings, bric-a-brac and! period of about 120.000 acre aoe White The "ounces Croy-| The, Shah's. bed .was magoiilcent | don measurements show a variation | with its incrustations of. jewels, .and|in discharge. from. 52 1.650 cubic} other articles of furniture fitly mateh-| feet per second, with a total disc harge | ed it in splendor, the prayer rug was | for the year. 1905 of 171.000 acre| ¢4-.on Water tieid vas ™ er river, at Dragon, .Geologieal" Survey "alse that a report is being pre investigations supplies mOrh in tanrlormed fal into of Beaver preparation during the the artesig Valley, th for whict past‘ s ay sume { ' oor TIME TO ae GET eS . RE ADY hangings Were wonderful, but in. the Other stations maintained in_ this the "sevond annual excursion t¢ midst of all this gradeur and artistic! basin are at Lost creek near ¢ Spaiarits Callornia, B. P. O. 'E.. Feb: oth loveliness there was conspicuously dis-/und at Chalk ergek at Coalville, Lettie itinerary can be secured h played In a magnificent gold frame a! -Proyo River, near Pre o.-Unusual-| PEALE. A Raybould, Elks' elub salt Lake You'll have to hurry: PEEL DAYS FOR ONE DOLLAR * Republican will tesg you ey dae alent the. Legishatur ob doing. * cheap priut copy of a grotesque pic-|)y geod records of ro flow of this ture uxed in advertising a certain|river are available, for the station has| brand of English soap. It is anid naan Pe sy maintained since July, 1849. ae was originally established to determine the Shah was as fond of that picture as of anything in the root. total dlow of the Provo above aa |