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Show per of and have under in of whose the concentration of silver-bearing camp, came interval terday can- supervision copper, a Its gold several months yes- shopping. ENTERTAXN Mr "Larry" the Db: Uncle ary: Of Up Will by and fs by a him Nixon advised by whom the Hon George fortune that Mohawk the of Goldfield, In and at champions at gifts, the continues from the Mining prop- in through all the the Deep Demurrage and if by practi- Interpreta- law by counsei association i rule recenth the association is t that penalty the pocket his been the and must not the pocket aN. TO Yo Fs MMA MILL San ON Pedro THE Ores Brought Agia: Sank Charles that utiathicr from. lot of the propertics fifty of crite the class com-|the of oxe extent. the who ledges White exposed it to In be the cross-cut, surface. ore For thirty-eight just mnr yr tons ot thls opens wp all the possibilities that ap-| by ols pa Ars peared at Butte at a corresponding ener) oon fake bat the eRHuDECINaett pexlod of development, It is typical} deducted. The property h has done | Butte' ore," he added, and if there 18} so much to keep the region alive while |ony more conversant with the ores of | commentator the is it region with}/that way a for pleading was it which to get to the furiffucés with sits Although the quality Is not as progratias just disclosure A present|/jounced, the recofd a making Js ores, oe Urar: enti an melo, ST more sensational, ent the eliprts a Who Manager ee CT - na ea Tj Suntt at Pine in It been Horse has Nev., tunnel boots, level. Here le Eiht ee eee the as Maicolm the campaign | on feel) Cumberland. Guon At present, said Manager domain is work on the Cumberland's being confined to four shafts, with ore of commercial quality in no fewer than three of them, the fourth as the were it as encounter to certain at now the Jupitor shaft, On others, depth of 300 feet, the of undertaking. copper ore now gushing ‘tke pa Of the great the camp|yext nist Tl connection Hodies at' the wealth of which it is capable than|that have of erties huge devices that are belpg emry dant In work Moyea prelimiitary to Me a to be depth been the of made B wesc noms Interruptions. they ly with such as to interfere shipments. with ore-| feet. achieved at the Cumberland-Ely were commended ex-)they 300 be nil I. Macdonald, Prop-|the since|for it is to that the country's assured. B. Gillies, 7 ote ae have| Manager Gunn will depart for the west material- |again his as soon attention in as matters town contract with the erection are requiring disposed of, the | 2 Ee , ‘Settlement nhas-not= yet 1. 9) Yours AMAL a ae very truly, Ly anager, JUMPING JACK IS NOW SELLING FOR CENTS PER SHARE IT WILL SOON BE SELLING FOR DOLLARS PER SHARE .22 SIX WEEKS AGO .33 TWO WEEKS AGO AT .39 LAST WEEK - .45 AND UP TODAY Buy Jumping Jack before it reaches par, $1.00 per share, It is intrinsically worth that now. As a speculative investment it is worth above $1.00. Jumping Jack shares are listed on the San Francisco, Goldfield, Tonopah and Salt Lake stoc k exchanges and on the New York Mining exchange, and are also traded in on the New York curb. | Write us for a copy of our Nevada Mining Securities Review. to Frisco Orders. general situation. for Bryce the W. big mill the of some of the plant. to be completyd run- fiarostacetarte es ie Gupplenense an amalgamation, concentration and mining investments, stock and properties. cyan- It will post you on Nevada Mining iss Our We are on the ground and in touch with Ro e i the en tire L.M. SULLIVAN TRUST Co Turn- bidders exWe and is profitable ac Place to manager of mines at says region, to are they plans ane specialty MILL. ning by the first daywof next February. |1t Wil bave a capacity of 30 tons aay. Stamps will not be used in the iding. ot ah president - of BIG j os te Gilllex Gone Machinery eauipped ee * ahetethiikma Cone Fe eae venture. ot {heir a result SHOSHONE'S to the big com-|pect and Mr.,Gunn, by aston-|pnany must that of tonnages traction ish the worl ing the last few/pe one of the greatest of days the roads have been mun iantes 56 copper-producers, is DT been ; arrears Ponald eg bank ‘of -this-city. WE TOLD YOU BUY IT AT WE ADVISED PURCHASE AT WE URGED ITS PURCHASE WE CALL IT A GIFT AT had deterthe company that isfactory -d, without further inves water to Manhattan ; mill capable of reducing of the district Manager ». Encls. Yielding th from l s various pro/|?°Beienly, these arelsome of the results |<" qty \teies wext Pussian io lone throughout em ey Golden*LeasezonithezJumping Jack. it ores management) ae 4 froma visit' of Inspection to Manhatpot frp Of ibe Miner shat: it mp a:neport Sa tenes Gitestr id <5 lots has-been"sent®to_the, Nye:& Ormsby, County. pank ‘of. Manhattan ret Shean latter | oy 340 of a depth at development on the extraordinary zone, a 5 ae ? through the‘Nye"& Ormsby ties of the Indian Camp admins ir which the Salt Laker is quite heavily jaterested, the dry washers are being eclean-u the advantawe,/ to worked amounting to from two to ounces: As the machine. een ae Sy: fon eps properties of the compan jas |Sunk through seventy-tive feet of ore.|the Montgomery-Shoshone lifrog e in after | Rhyolite, feet, seventy for cross-cut' |and development, of one to down settled which with plant the of the with resumed was sinking to the wealth|which every shift adding with of the av the BINGHAM, Says a copper, cent per five than Present When Copper Was Born. , ; Ohlo the ot WW clr Thomas arpecs at eee eeattor rdae the main Work ON cing thirty|the Tonopah Exploration company, relittle | turned to Tonopah Thursday evening of Ae opinion made a oe for a eee ut . et Nevada ,-August:3,1906, are Check? for, $15407.23itolcover, proceeds. of; these :two ane Ses Rock On Tudinn Camp Gold Dollars: Surface RON, e. been-madejons§thezore*from*Stray Dog. PROFITABLE Lear is|management has dropped be-|feet Into ‘ore showing not Was Cano in mis diggin' the ~~ s on=10t32141]2and{1415% being-twozlots:orzore! shipped' from the has Black county, WASHING fying to the management is that which aad be-|money 2 winze in the No. made has been pres-|low to -bornite wealth of ore thnt|chalcopyrife associated with in the lower levels|andq which affords an average better TOABE ts who has WEIN Man Man oF results ever befor« manugement and Cae aay Bee the every expert of it, a Ores net to the awaits gin sinking undoubtedly at ene or are ‘better than intention of the DRY determined, os ir ald ., Tonopah ds + IN TOWN pany has been delivered at Oasos, wil The disclosure is undoubtedly the pnother to' follow as soon as i pos-}meost significant that has been made] sible to break it-down-and get it to the}in the camp, said Manager Gunn, as it 4 on r DomCampbell Busy- Option = on Disclosure in the Camp of Copper. of . | Locations. Rundberg, prospecting district, It fe MLMMY a Herewithjwes hand £you*copieszofysettlementz sheets mtd oo ore CULE ie oo ‘Manhattanj$Nevada: jbath, igen" Did wath <a 1% Gili Shiei Lard anllr pp ee NMreds : DearzSir:~ Creek country, and in the loreturned from that region, bringing of Clifton, Capt. Duncan Mac with him an option on no fewer than managing director of the Bingnineteen locations, these different ham Consolidated, says they are constituting a single group that among the most promising to which cals one of great pr Ssito him as his attention has been called and had Of the di strict Mr. Rundt OTE not the former sprung the spent a lifetime the dighe did, the latter would have bagged seen the game. The group Is nét distant vom that embraced in the old Hill the zone mines that are being prospected by the "number of ledges, Mae Vichie syndicate, and that Uncle of which is exposed gold ores of Jesse is to add another to his conmill, if not of shipping value quests in the diggings appears quite old Osceola group of mines. which positive the Silver King group to which th pioneer days was worked as a Bornite Identical With That on placer, its ten stamps are dropping on the faith of Brig. and Ollie Young has ores from the Pedro group and been so long pinned, the captain says Which Big Montana Camp Has there is not a doubt that they are to » good results property of S be adequately rewarded. They have Achieved Its Distinction. exposed a considerable amount of ore y and othe rs of the state is responding to developments that with transportation should afford them i » of money, if a manner which induces the belief Copper-bearing ores, identical in apit did a sum that il is to become a steady producer of gold. equal to all that has been expended. pearance and in composition with They have under many disadvantages Mr. Rundberg also visited Ely, the those on which Butte has achieved tits done their work systematically and inbig camp of copper, with which he distinction as the premier of coppertelligently and. the results for which was ,most favorably impressed, bearing camps. have made their apthey have persevered are approaching from there continued to Cherry Creek rapidly. In the same locality a number With the resources of the latter he pearance at Ely, evidence of it lo be of others are laboring and the camp, was. very much: ‘pleasec The Star seen at the offices in this city of a rail over which to get to the mine, owned by the Glasgow & WestGeorge Gunn, manager of the Cum- ern Exploration company, appealed to smelters, is going to assert Itself, On berland-Ely company, and at which the properties that are being developed him as one of the biggest he has seen samples of the rock have just arrived by James Mac Vichie, the captain says in his travel and within its worksamples afford a typical example there is yet considerable work to be The ings, blocked out at this time and of bornite flecked with chalcopyrite, aone before the fate of the option can iwalting reduction at the Golconda and were dug from the zone in that be decided. melter are ores of great value His Nevada camp at'a point 300 feet verattention was ealled to a number of tically beneath the surface, the disother properties that ought to develop FISH SPRINGS ORL. Glosure occurring in what jis designatinto big ones I Rundberg will ed as the Manhattan cross-cut. When leave for Osceola dgain next week, to Another Lot of Fifty Tons on the Way Superintendent Mike Shavelin, who arrange for the ~ developments - of to the Purnaces. ; . z came to seck refuge in thefect hospital, | I properties acquired by him ‘ by required per of this four left "camp there were poeeeree DO Cas eee eee Lee ARRIVE ae ) (MMMM MC Hunter tSunfple taney OSCEOLA Keeping Back Nineteen se » eS Mineralization Extensive With Much Awaiting the Prospector. the 4 foo ( V7 Vichie, SAMPLES CAPITALIZATION. ENTIRE r ON ITS DIVIDENDS ANNUM pen ay cality Sensational New PER CENT 12 PER come 4 senior camps, if SAYS MR. RUNDBERG FOUND BUTTE ORES IN THE CUMBERLAND been Knight Sullivan, have that shows that The Western Ore Purchasing Agency's statement just received by Mine Manager John D. Campbell a gross return of 149,371 pounds of rock shipped in July from the Jumping Jack mine in Manhattan, Nevada, gave for freight, $17,672.22, or above $240.00 per ton, and a net return of $15,407.23, after deducting all charges treatment and sampling ($30.00 per ton). At this rate, the Jumping Jack Manhattan Mining company, under exclusive company development, will presently be in a position to pay at least BLACK HORSE 1S BIG company wealth of which is astonishing the world. In the absence of Mr. Pollock, Mr. Woolley has not seen his way clear to embrace the invitation, but the | atter is urged by wire to hasten home With have Jesse "Larry" grimage Owncrs. which Uncle its of From: KReimburse Persevering acquisitions made class on lavish the him inember of the Sullivan Trust company, with general offices at Goldfield. came an invitation to the house of Pollock & Co., during the day to share his hospitalities not only during the big event with the mitts, but in a pil- PROPERTIES Opencd the occupied Senator Peery rties Acquisi- e Transportation H. for that the management is at present forwardimg as much as 250 tons of ore daily Which affords an average of $90 a ton or $22,500 for the mass. Thi it is said, could be easily exceeded and would be did the facilities for sampling permit. When the invitation to Mr Peery was indited, the market-value of the shares was $3.85. Yesterday they had advanced to $4.50, with the tions. ae Inteligently be between Wos- Them. reserved Those At. Humphrey enforced from Brokers assurances Aimed Wit to ef the sampler or smelter is a fact was admitted by a one tative of of the large during » afternoon There is, Res out of It have retention is smelters to : duced tl eharges minimum me « ecdec and afford profits whic h furnnees are entitled Accordingly it has deci notify the producet been ihe on after the 28th of that date the rule month, on with reference to demurrage become effective, he will be drawn on for th incurre ea penalties that are thu sampler smelters, as do. the eon compl impossible to tend that it is the heavy tonnage with the rule with their capacity, no now levying upon time to ¢ will they consent at this above the indicated in other than Is Discusses | shopkeepers offering but limited packye ages at those figures Jesse's YOUNG BROS.' to States Wingfield te CLIFTON MacVichie been light-weight Hl Capt. box United ] the for Wis Big cordial had meeting ec IN Accept most chair Urges Cost producers the one, correct | promulgated LAKERS Uncorks and to After a SALT Sullivan pitalitics GROUP of be that after T Earn- Is notified tion and of diggings -_- é Marvelous Complied Pnormous ore cally of| ings. ing ‘delivered at the smelter affording the better evidence of results that are being obtained by him. GOOD Writes the Shackelford reports the new battery of Vanners, of which there are as many as ninety in the order, now arriving on the ground with the installation. of them to begin at once, the reinforced battery to be in commission before the year is much older. Everything is ready for the additional set on the vanner floor and with an adequate crew not much Lime should be required to get it into commission Meantime Superintendent Janney is coaxing the metallic contents from over 700 tons of rock bedaily, the concentrates which are (OT Wingfield more in the little George they the employed the from of for Cop- porphyries in The Utah Be I¢ the Bingham become devices Without OF MOWAWK NINE of _ the at plant undoubtedly popular an foreman department company's yon, ENORMOUS OUTPUT B Concentrates. Shackelford, vanner Battery Cannot ee Ed to OF THE MINER OUT | Edict EE Output rage. ( ) ee Added Candidly Demur- + ARRIVING ttt ++++++++49+4444%/COMES Completion-Steady Talks Local 5 " Man on - + Smelter + + + + + f Be Its + + + nick & Co. reporting they follow Bullion, ¥ gold bars, $10,000; gold lead and copper ores, $2: In the metal market ruJled at 665% cents an ounce lead at $5.75 per hundred pounds and casting copper at 18 cents pound, + + + + + + ie to fore a00 Shipped in July from the g tan nhat p Man cki JumJa ON OREPRODUCERS Ore + + + + + bullion maresettlements $115 NEW RULE FALLS + + BULLION, and day's to amounted + Ninety ore Netted for Was $15,407.23 a SS - CAPITAL, $250,000. FULLY PAID. GOLDFIELD, no, rere ed ees eels 1 1 ak Bill + Vannerman Shackelford Has Come in From Canyon Plant. MACHINES AND the > 23, 1 906. AUGUST ere cca: } ee DOING FINE WORK ORES + THURSDAY, oS FFF t+ tee + ete tet ett + + + + [Eee _ UTAH COPPER MILL NEW MILLS JOSEPH T. JENKINS SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, ee NINES AND PROSPECT Ss FURNACES AN D Edited by REPUBLICAN, INTER-MOUNTAIN THE L. M. SULLIVAN, President 8 NEVADA, | re! --- / =r | regent, ; " |