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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT T. | IN IDAHO CAMPS. Another Proposition for Which Investor Is Reaching Out. THE WEST oe AGAINST for Needs of American's New Copper Plant. | | GODIVA ‘CONSTRUCTION LOON Warmbath Big Block of Shares field Sammy' citizen west Geldfleld, during as boy. Bond & boring all the of day hands was a Co., state that his his to a John few as from forest a Southern Murphy, embraced a to in Lake house the by which Opev- whom the Eureka Concessionaires tion | who by the Mining li it, ust in | made a one edly men study says ago, years the | mining properties of of for that it is most that many undoubt- remarkable into which he has ever inhas been electrified, nis| camps and that while been quired it has house's investments, as rule, being among the "lucky" ones was foron for many millions' disdrawn tunate in the territory into which it elosures been which have made at stuck its pick at Goldfield, equally fe depth foretell an output that will equal tunate in the block of ground e performanees of the past. whieh it shelled out its "dough" development at the Mamthe diggings at Manhattan and where the zone has been fathremainder of the camps. a depth of 2,200 feet he was ploit is in Fairview w € it as | impressed, while if half identified itself with the biggest of- ;particularly that was represented to him concernfering to be found on the bargain ing the achievements at the Centencounter, and to the scene of his boynial-Eureka be true it is the biggest hood's apprenticeship Mr. Warmbath thing of the kind he has ever learned comes with an option on the shares of. with which those in control of the Of the possibilities of territory yet Fairview Eagles company have decidnon- productive Mr. Murphy found an ed) to part. The company is that which example in the achieveWas originated by Senator Nixon and have been made on GoGeorge Wingfield, and as assets has a diva mountain. When he went into group of locations adjoining those of the district several years ago and bethe Nevada Hills. Already there he ed gan to inquire into that portion of the been unearthed in the property of t |« el company oes identical with those Tae zone he was admonished: that the ‘deoccur on the former, and that the | Posits there were confined to the grass territory is tobe made as productive | Pots and that it was a good thing to is the conviction of the most expe eri| let alone He returned to: find: thi enced and the ntost reputable miners | O%MErs there still producing, with the Thisis Mr. Warmbath''s| Mages from that source bigger than belief or he would not be among his ra time since a was buried former TiGMwhitthas<bacnsatdof::the friends and associates at this|!"tennial the was hill. the At big that time the from CenHone thing because resources of the camp... the visito1 it the shareholders were deriving the pleads that he is unable to ada any-| bissest dividends, and yet it is pre- o23 . thing. For the work performed, most of it by the colony from this state, the results are among the Taost ex. traordinary. anhattan his house' controls the properties of the Manhattan Mining company, among whose assets is the Laurie, which shows all of the general characterisiics of the camp and in which the faith of the management is reposed to an extent that it is doing its work along most systematie lines. Of ultimate results Mr. Warmbath and his associates have no doubt. The more prominent lee ae of the camp all appeal to him as "on the square,' with not a few ioe them promising to catch the state Of the Mohawk, another of the winners been picked by George Wingtield, Mr. W armbath says it is positively all that has been depleted by the management and that while the dividends have not begun to flow it Is but a matter of frying them out of rock that has thus far maintained a most sensational average with that compares favorably any to have been developed in the camp. Much of the gold now be ing dug from the vaults = Goldfield is being pyt into offerings at Fairview, says Mr. Warmbath, and the camp has the support of many of its most conservative miners and engiday ys rs. ae will remain veral in Salt Lake, a wee he will flag the flyer for the Ez COPPER Many ducing as much in a day under the present administration as it was in a week at that period. This is an e x= ee of how mines in the locality are to be relied on. Of the properties of the Souther n Eureka, Mr. Murphy says he esteems them enough to recommend and to contribute to a campaign of most vigorous development, and in [the event present negotiations fail the rere will undoubtedly resume the seach for the ores that he is econvinced are to be unearthed there. AT Ores Placed for During Previous the Metal Week. Additional purehases for August delivery were effected yesterday in the local copper market by domestic and foreign consumers of electrolytic and lake grades, which were firmly held at the recent advance in prices, ate the Commercial, New York. Vire and electrical equipment manufacturers In the East placed several new ovdersfor electrolytic metal for August delivery on the basis of 18 5-8e, delivered, net 30 days, and also contracted "for small lots of .this grade for June and July deliveries at 18 3-4e European melters also bought that Yield CREDK. All Encountered | PURCILASES. Orders CHERRY electro- oe ee Cherry the Ingram creek, camp of surrounding ingly eral lively big east, is near Cherry the already He creek as Money returned from reports and being présent companies, are of Region. Ely region at Kinds in just exceed- time. controlled in the the field Sevin the ready to start work on an extensive seale. In speaking of the properties and conditions in and about Cherry creek, Ingram said to the Tonopah Sun: "The Hartfort Nevada Gold Mining company, which is operating a property about five miles out of Cherry creek, made-a trial shipme nt of ore last week on whie the controls showed over 147 ounces of gold and over 41 ounces of silver, or | proximate value of $3,000 per Ore has been taken from. the running as high as $66,000 to the ton. | ‘The company has owned the prop;erty for about a year, but it Is only during the last few months that systematic development work began, ow|ing to the difficulty in getting lumber, machinery and supplies into camp "Four parallel veins traverse the property, and are cut by a cross fissure running at right angles to them |\Two shafts designated as Nos. 1 and 2. have been sunk The riehest ore came from a 42-foot drift off the bottom of No ane which is down 70 No. 2 shaft has been sunk toa depth of 100 Feat. and no crosseutting or drifting has been done. A hoist is now being installed and it Is the intention of the management to continue sinking to a depth of 500 feet or more and run a crosscut to C. CREEK James Por Mr. Newhouse. EXCURSIONS OREGON via SHORT EAST. LINE, May 26th and 28th, and 3rd, and 16th. Denver, Springs or Pueblo, $20 Omaha or Caner / June lst, Colorado City, $32. St. Louis St. Paul or Lilcreapolle $41.90. Chicago. 5 Memphis, $45. 50. Proportionately low rates to sper points, See agents for ations} 3 tie kets good for return to October st. ‘City ticket office 201 Main street. at are already is Stingley, on Anderson the American company's filling with big to them, enormous, said the Boston the ground, good YAMPA'S progress Con.'s on his is Producing Monthly. The Yampa Smelting company at Bingham is turning out a little more than $100,000 worth of copper bullion monthly from its Bingham plant, says the Bingham Bulletin. The Yampa company has gone through some very trying times since it entered business in Bingham, and it has cost the stockholders ood many thousands of dollars to find out just how to get desired results The equipment installed. in the initjal plant was a failure from a met allurgical point of view, and the tina er it has operated the further the company was plunged into debt. When the machine was thrown out, other methods were applied for the saving values, and they, too, proved Sauaite inefficient. Only during the past year has the metallurgy of the ores of the pa mine been understood. Under present management, however, results are obtained, and it is not unlikely that the Yampa will reach a dividend basis during the present year Recently the TET EEE ment placed an order for several ew MacDougal roasting furnaces, which will make up a battery of eleven; and, in addition there are two Wdwards' furnaces in operation, and' giving satisfaction. The plant will seon be ee an output of 1,000 tons of ore da Surveys have been eames d and practically all of the right of way secured for a new aerial tramway, over which ores will be transported from mine to smelter. At the present time the Copper Belt railroad is depended on for the movement of ore. tramway Will be about 12,000 feet in length and will parallel the one owned and operated by the Utah Consolldated, PEDERAL Romarkable CO's. Growth genheim EARNINGS. Under the Gug- Administration. The earnings of the Federal Mining & cee company for the current is fiscal yea it understood, will be between $3,500 000 and $3,000,000, or more than double the net earnings for the previous year, the company reporting for the year ended August 31 last, net earnings of $1.24 In other words, Cc elle balance of } carries out expectations, will snow over 30*per cent earned on the common stock, says the Financlal News, Boston Last November $2,000,000 additional preferred and $1,000,000 additional common shares were sold to the shareholders, bringing the total capitalization now outstanding up $12,000,000 preferred and $6,000,000 common ' }stock, there being no bonded indebtWallace and Delta Idaho, peopl fedness. The money received from this are making arrangements for systemissue Was used to pay for the Morning jatically developing a group of fiv jand Youlike group of silver-lead northwest y | claims a mile and a halt |rnines in the Coeur d'Ale ne "distric t, Della, says al exchan A fine vein re|}Idaho, and these properties lof quartz, carrying good values in lead, very vardnnie addition to silver and eld, crosses the property, > companys assets | assays eee the surlace Since the Guggenheim Interests se| showing - ‘ured control of the Federal Mining & | ounces silver to $16 Smelting company there as con| in. gold The shown a ne growth | formable to the gold-bearing ledges of| company's ning capacity. the North Side and like the general Rockirellers;. au ae sul retain run of them carries considerable val- |large interest in the company, and ues in the precious metal (John D. Rockefeller jr. is on the board ‘arious open euts have been eee of directors. to dextite the course and lateral exter | In view of the heavy earnings of the of the vein, which by these appears | Federal Mining & Smelting company's Kis atisfiac torily uniform in dimensions jstock, it has recently been reported| and metallic values. crosseut tunthat some interests have transferrec i nel, In 60 feet, will be extended on to a portion of their holdings in the Am-| the vein a further distance of 40 feet erican Smelting & Refining company, thence on the vein, where a depth of| | taking = Federal common instead, approximately 550 feet may be - jwhich pa 1-2 per cent and an ex- | | Lainec tra dividends of 2 1-2 per cent quarterly Call B 3190, 'PIIONTES, 38190. elther ‘phone, to ae inter-Mountain Fein lio partment, advertising or | Gepartment. The cirouiaes Call 3190, elther tnter-Mountain partment, | Jepartment ‘phone, tato get ome Republican, advertising or PROSPECTS oe , Packer Mantel, who cale. an examination ions in Custer Will In Merchants Neighboring Calumet, population," said a Mich., May 20.-A gigantic to include four large Arizona} LEAVE SALT LAK® CITY: = : (% "4 |No. 10-For Heber, Provo mines controlled by Calumet, |+ beth: and Marysval@ «seers and Pittsburg capitalists END, 112-For Bingham ..--0s. prominent | formally announced from the office of No. six horses, Fallon and and many of which | and were ten and twelve animal making|A!! loaded to the guards with for of lead-bearing loca-| county, Idaho, in the} the new teams.| freight) mining Pittsburg. and Duluth ing at Bisb camps he of Fairview and East Gate. Stages|Charles galore, automobiles by the dozen con-| Hoatson Junction, and coneerns are Brigges, James of Calumet, and No. Pittsburg mining companies Arizona, operat-| controlled 102-For Park City..-- 8:15 a.m. No. 6-For ae and Bast o. mn w -For Ogden . veces oe oe Daa Oar and West 10:35 a-m. No, 1-For Ogden and West 1:45 p.m. of sixteen miles, I met and counted] ganize a new corporation with $20,-| twenty-one freight teams all going in|] 990,000 capital to take over the Caone direction, none of which were less|jymet and Pittsburg, Lake Superior In- : | tes? eh * pat an} ant troath | the companies insen this tocity stockholders| today 7 a) orter. © illustrate, In coming > etter anes iy "Higen -yeateidey, a daitancd Cieriee ape a @ SE ORGRE NEE TOEe Stimulate has been to State. business transacted In| j,orger the week I was there} ‘ ‘ see in = the city of Reno copper length of time, accord- | Duluth same to Local in more during : could the ing for Busy Twenty Million Dollar Corporation Takes Over Arizona Mines. DIGGINGS. 113-For by] ...-- 9--For Denver 8-For Provo and Tintic 3-For Ogden and West 4 No. and 3:00 East p.m. 3:50 p.m. a 00 p.m. 13-For Ogden ..-..-+ 6:05 p.m. 4-For Denver and East Ret aL <> and Thomas| Thomas Cole Bingham No. No. No. 8-For O& ARRIVE SALT interest 11:10 LAKE p.m. Crees of Colorado clients, assed | Vveying passengers and fortune seekers |and associates of iluth, and nearly United No. the in prominent man we|eyery Leeteville At camps. new the on|to the ay during Salt Lake through inis heavily the | States Steel corporation of coaches new the of one met 5 banat : his way home. While declining to ex-| sioqdard line with thirteen passengers | terested. The deal will result in one| No. ploit the properties that have been un-|aboard, and still the cry no room. |of the most important copper mining | No, der his lenses, Mr. Mantel says that Tairview, the new mining camp | incorporations in the world, and Ogden 6-From sees ; .... West 12-From Ogden ondoas, 7- From Tintie and Provo . aces eet at Loon HE interest 6-From | a Denver peewee . 10:25; a.m. mm. Bast 113-From ‘Bingham... .10: 50 a.m. Creek he found not a " him and that with the aiitlaiion little to| Situated forty miles east from Fallon, growth wonderful most the _lpresents smelter | 55 any mining camp since the boom| a No. "Rirned -Piant Gatbase . ae . at the Lost Packer in commission the|days struck Nevada close esti-| activities of the region should be|mate places the number of male| greatly increased. The furnace, which|adults now in Fairview at six hun-| is under the supervision of Mr. Shean, |dred, with scores rushing into the| who went from this state to operate|new camp every day the plant, should, and no doubt will ‘The new camp of Gast Gate locatovercome all obstacles and place the|ed less than three weeks ago, conproperties of the company on a good|tains three to four hundred people New York, May 20.-The big gar-|No. bage reduction plant of the New Sanitary Utilization company at Barren|No, Island, south of this city, was destroy-|N ed today, causing a loss of $250,000. No Ores From Montezuma. No ; . . senting i nt No. earning basis In that locality it isJand said that Samuel Newhouse is the cus-| tomer who is dickerIng with those in| ae: aie. sab 515s ae . jseacn hO5 ana THe ween locality fr. ile have Mantel of ore Oe Piiat $1,000 on: prospects: advanced carfies' fro ea We nal a ton On Jordan the settlement join the one gold are getting Creek the at that a whi dred of East Gate of one hun- the es to d town ty to each. Me Mead EB orn one a "4 : and hundred it ready to work The camp just him as. dead Mr. Mantel good the will properties consent to of the give these | KLONDIKE. sacking Mk above to Mead, Mining hich James in the region Custer, while among there are properties ; Manage Proveriic: Properties! by Salt Lakers. the well known is taking back hundred Ppolniie which north the that of] face. Soon company's Butler is after to decide the fate property, president. The expected a who goes the prospecting for free gold snows to ascertain base quartz experiment, writes Especially ing is tellurium tellurium the value ledge this and H. true ores of by Dennis thirty tons were 40-horsepower to}yiyes fromae Salt was the on be than made clusive, claims sent Develop high |equipments roll fact in the in of an one-half mine interest water in "and the supplies is season will the Copper qividend of $25,000 ita MurlbPoMent 72° who W. is graphic | from J. ar-| the ; its road ; Tintile has now the Dromedary the discoverer, trying securing character. }| >roperty. to their Roy Ridge, they jn Turley and of | staked Blair the to]|that prospector must be employed they to have a ee y - ee ese are a as ae ely the prospector, intent information on in oe getting the only April Apr be|No. Biablc Black lot from the In Davis No, 12-From Ogden, Cache Valley, Park City and { SnLer ede Deanee 11:45 a.m 18-From Chicago No. oO. ver and San Francisco ee om Ogden, Cache eye foe oe franc RT --++ San and for|N® 6-For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago, Denver, Kan- he sas the |!" Aeon ties the camp looking already over opened up, the proper-| says the feet,' " ake hhe ses to Te - ao tie return John A. ee 1S ia < peur a ae few Kirby, } No. the No. win att naught button. ing will the is are ‘es it on a flat dry, with point match, burns left but away a of and ti'l quartz long Soaatya If there|tent copper or looked, or pronounced. found in ened worthless. LES In | 12! is a whitish like silver eee of this native he 1 ed months Kansas fae St. or} of of a big bunch of the men| of sylvanite, or graphic city, . Iexpansion northern was is a the the past In considerable Che ti . ei man-| eastern year has been quantity @ worth was Oregon Sor . the on'mi a ny a hg = Ss os operation, found os the : oan, ‘fo the hence a most 0 e = ee y Peon, then Ss unknown. matter entity white of ar writes a of - the : speclal oe Vi "GON OREGON : tive metal, planted F ee sister, Fulton West ; S _-_- Turns Potato the man Gladstone ne ata some of-the na: fame, fin alcohol ‘lanip the viupeter does not San Francis- co intermediate Telephone, Note: Train . AL in re Oregon 0. numbers Short Line shown train _ r . x ‘ above numbe - |#nd do not apply to the Southern Pacifle west of Ogden, or the Union Ciflc east thereof. ---_-_-_-___.. UTAH'S . , ' , When : ; and SON Golf Links Patch 20.-Out ee with the Dowie, "the . in ee Zion De golf stick] unkissed] apostle, regards with} the rough furrows of where once was the cd: oe ardeners. ee a As been shattered. kissed troubled son" by strode the | Portland or 1, to Spokane an Garfield - cleek and chase ‘ No. No. No. No. 64 No. e San golf When Pete 64-From o. ‘Garfleld..... Nephi 62-From fTintic Stockton Finest West. 1:30 p.m, 5:45 pm, and ............ Dining Car Only direct 6:00 p.m, Service In N ngeles. mining line to Los A Stage connections camps. Main street 1:20pm. and Valley...... Nephi....... for a evada' ton eee . ne es URE District Passenger th South Agane of N ow Private ee niblick elusive From 66-From No. 5:35 p.m. 6:30 a.m. SO: ball until! the firs: ite: ae JAS. A. POLLOCK & Bankers and Brokers 6 W. Second SALT LAKE Orders Promptly an Bonds, a C 0. treet, = able Cotton, Grain with Locate leased respondents. ay in wi and_ Mhnancrer imboraneetCetings were |] Sestassctaten, Now Tare catte meeting deposing his father $ 3.50 16.00 45.00 Gladstone played golf and was G smiled 2! the small worrles of the usurping Loc aig a ype = had ee ee ya AF SNe accusations ageing e = ppows aue = Hnally broken a' wlay ‘But Voliva aa : mele an end to the young man's peace of mind by having the golf links plowed He igi" ikon. Be hae ee 7 £ 7-50) Australia, w here he can be chief overas: s0| Sr ane ee ae . ys is i ......11:30 a.m. ARRIVE DAILY 8-Los Anegeles Limited 2-Los Angeles Express ae Lynn and phi. . eves. the When his father arrived in the city jin a rainstorm a fe vecks ago Glad- held 3 and| via return (one es ii ve: o ele Tickets Rood for | return $1, a806; pronost ai ouey from other station is' best. but | further particulars, always have|201 Main street. ‘1 vutter, ae 63-For ee the result cares over | the hail began to fall. ke LINE June return No. fice and the bickerings of the seers, deacons, and elders, "the | big and named| teow Atige les aa ‘lcsylvanite, ae pst)'*have ae iouh of the na-|>.¥8Y Vie Spek or-powder Portland, oy 6:08 p.m. Cache Helena, 4 Meer FOR DOW DOWIE Voliva Chicago, May ae tc come with | slone WEST SHORT 28 corre- Mining! with him a vial of sulphurie acid, with| ‘Ogden and §, glass s oper. and a small test tube or | San Francisco and return (one glass of some sort e will need noth-| way vi POrtiONG). coscccass ing more. The Cripple Creek miners, eee kncaie and return via Ogwho were the first to use this method| aa ie nd 8. believed to be sylvanite, and put in the dry test tube or glass \ Genel. Then your on a small quantity. of the pure sulphuric acid. Hold the tube over a Chicago pedro, : are ~| velvety expanse of his golf links. by order of Overseer Voliva the iinks have most likely | Denver EXCURSIONS | The prospector who wishes to make| May 26 and the test for sylvanite or tellurium|16, from Salt while out in the mountains, must take|San Francisco of "the identifying : pag sure aha, and gden, Butte. natives of the Parish of Man-| NO: §5-For Nephi ....... 4:45 p.m, of Limerick, Ireland. wil)|N0.61-For Nephi and Lynn 8:30 p.m. Into of amateur ‘pos- | entente has sa ‘ So GOLF Oversecr natural 7 the of be thankfully received by Mrs. Nora Maloney, 335 Street. Gloversville N.Y N and properties greatest noe ~ belt, =a in southern Asa ice 4:05 p.m 8:55 p.m. POPULAR of ' son" of the first | mélancholy eye | a potato patch at Searchlight. end of the Search Eee porphyritic tellur Be de Orage ea Te de "| and. 1:30 p.m. the Nateine McNamara, |ister, ¢ former] field age sneoben - comes ante ium. This composition or character of |#Pondent ore 1s very common in Colorado, and | Recore during 7:10 MOST however, but. more frequently in com-|‘!tTection from which we can expe ct | Tinks, accompanied by or four position with gold and silver, or both, | the comings producing mines, as the} enthusiastic caddies, and three vented his and in this form it takes the char. |8TUnd gives mych encouragement for | feelings by wielding driver, lofter acter Louts ron seeees 11:45 p.m, OE. BU -RLEY, G. P. A. p 8. ENCBER, A. G. P. A City Ticket Danes 201 Main atreet. during that sta- mining City, aoe Valley, later. manager 7:35 p.m. 9:35 to camp in an automobile for which arrangements have been ma Operations x orado camp, ¢ silver located who for Jonnasson & Co., and. it influences to no insignificant ox- oneal : on the been the destinies of that house The ttenh from have Bamberger, of sylvan- | 1, character fee shat state tellurium a lustre much rarely other puzzled andthe for best that assayers reason lodges that Mr. quartz, there' will of metallic button left on the burning of the cone time. ng nvis its natural metal, with is is metallic | restdent metal. silver, Now, as to the identifying Pore Celiai tis o rae Thi It to | distinguished cone mass there charred of the gold, metal in the course be no the rock after of for rock the the A little polishing and secrap-|ager satisfy the prospector as to} said, identity no the a and St. 6:15 p.m. 17-For Ogden, Oma tat ‘ oviia Advices from Cobre, Nev the day tell of the arrival at pee Mr. veins and When i p.m, ~ eran Seee ae Ogden, Francisc & etecayentats piri: 10:30 a.m. 1-For en, Omaha, Chicago, Denver, iain Sf No. Tidings|N0. incaiving vith Fane S a Notice -: New said dry. fired Cit Ea ak 4:23 Chi- nDen- » 9-F a Fo > Bamberger, "on the Cobalt Contact| Property we have opened up a vein| |four and one-half inches wide of} ee = being the name given to Me cobalt-silver ore found there, as cone, Ogden, uis, Omaha Salt Laker Visits Scene of Sil- take a se Sinica cee an RAILROAD ver Discoveries in Canada. encouraging character. The Black CURRENT TIME TABLE. aw anw her electo oar Joseph J. Bamberger returned yes- pone tees pester cted officers | terday from Cobalt, Ont., and brought aoe Pa eee eee coe dob ie oy cho pat | back with himsa large quantity of haa cnr for Los Angel ee chant No. (ts oe Limited 4:45 p.m. of ore taken from the Cobal {Il horing : Angeles | samples @t!nr outfit| Los to be used toin secure securing]a|No.1-Los N 1-For Angeles StocktoExpress d 12:01 a.m. |Contact property. Among other things, water in suffictent volume fo: aaa a an ti is 7 |e reports that the biggest mining opauc tion Wor o 63 " For N roan ererors of ae eeuiitrs Sak al hy men No. ou or Nephi "ana ‘Sa a 2 PS a dust. and adds to it one-third as| much gunpowder as there is pulver-| ized ore, T whole is then mixed with water and made into a thick vaste. He shapes it into the form of | sputters aes cago, 3 sas City, No. Colo in-}tion Sue 2-F No. is to be exercised. : 9:30 a.m. Omaha, Ogden and inae diate points.... No, Chicago and Intermediate points .......... 3-For Ogden, ee and one- y 8:30 a.m. from it are expected with any tick of the wire : Charles H. Limberg has returned hi the 5: 15 a.m, +.» pra Ogden ‘and intermediate points .... ore where Y No. i west 1906 ' Chcago else Jack'! properties Ogden, Omaha, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Denver.. 8-From Ogden, Portnd. Butte, San Fran- No. agen of 1, ARRIVE. 4-From to the pay]. re - TABLE | Former time possible, becomes at once his own | ¥ ork Commercial. assayer ulverizes the quartz into "Ata depth of eight is in- ‘Phone G. A. P. D. sas City, St. Loults and San Francisco ...... 11-For Ogden, Cache pauley. wens ard and ntermediate points ... to recently incorporated. | rs ' . SEES powdere as possible and panned out. If there oid - b hephete dag th He vel Bnay w o 2 's ake 1eir presence known by colors. But the Seenaiice or the absence of colors in the panning will not tell the whole story. If the alues ar aiaain 3 8Bsulvalues are hidden in rebellious phides they must be identified by another method. It is possibly miles to the nearest assay office, many and aah was tof p Block. Butte put in not for a correet solution. erest in his discoveries. That he lo-| from Butte, with Ely as its destination. The tests as now being used by the |] 7ated the Dromedary and proceeded| The party, which is headed by } western prospector in identifying base | to dispose of certain interests in the} Thompson, the well known Montana] quartz, ure very simple. When ajmine without recognizing their half| operator, is moving toward Curry's in ledge is struck, or the outcrop of a | interest : a special car over the Northern, and ledge, the miner will aie an SUR The Dromedary, which is well lo-|at the end of the track will proceed to a depth of three or fou , to get | cated, as far ey from the highly: oxidized ores of the surface as possibl le Dooly the at ent Walton claim they grubwith the understanding] were Pes intermediate INE FFECT feins and ledges of this composition, | P. H. McLaughin, who became assoFlagstaff of Alta, leaves for its propthough frequently remarkably rich, ciated in the mine with Blair recently, | erties this morning to measure up the give absolutely no evidence of it to re also made defendants, says the| Work Which has been accomplished even the practiced eye of the pros- | Goldfield Sun. during his absence in the west. pector. They present a problem which the brain as well as the eye ae ‘ would the « examining Bullfrog them| rights Joe at office, TIME da is schedulec for tomorrow. comes with the title to some of choicest ground at Fairview. The hour is approaching when Schwab option on the Gold Bar grub- prevent full p.m. 7:50 p.m. BENTON Sevier - river with another te: 4 property returned has been pastern Pur- in claiming 6:00 "an near demonstrate the] Butte is a mine ol Meabasement is on fr from | it will be} ; zs air, at Fairview, [staked identify-| the and = sylvanite ex-| and| stop Butte. : Mining Notes. The directors of the "Con. -Mércur will meet today to post the quarterly chars 1h tateadon: Stovall. p.m. p.m. p.m. dies ecle ni clciviere ce A RoUty Khai trains Ticket and ... p.m. p.m. 3:40 6:15 5:40 Sun Copper with an increase that dafly.|.. hoist Cityfs .....- Denver another | 206. begin to buzz at the Copper Roads and bridges have been first-class shape and were it of | the The this] only out gasoline ales Marysvale WAStAV ica nat} the that Tonopah he Waa states and the returns more consequently put in place itmmediately, more men | easter c clients wil) . be th added ‘and an . effort will be The arrival Ns of Malcolm MacDonald TeamG "| made to double the present producand Donald Gillies of the Montgomery aoe oe et polst was aiinped a Shoshone mines at Bullfrog is schedwee ral hg a Ea la ts arrival | uled for the present week is looked for any day The rebirn "4 Ben Luce from Neva- that test and 4-From Ogden WV GAD pers iinleieiete 3-From No. anABST | WV Sun Eiboethat | Aariayol camesoon roe things will Richfield = the richest ledges and veins very often William E. Turley of Rhyolite and} give but base and uninviting ex- Clifford S. Walton of Washington, D.| posure of their richness. It is up to|C., have entered suit for a complete posed received It is will says To shipper found. That is why many ledges and - [oun apiunrnanae: many districts that were ovaricaitoll SUIT ON GRUBSTAKE. thirty, forty and fifty years ago have become ae paagiaror beaire The } Eastern Claimants Involve Ridge prospector of today is not looking en‘has o him ecoie Thurs-}| in an average of 100 tons per day has|_. Manager Jacobson of the Columbus been sent to the Columbia sampler, | Con. has returned from the properties The owners, however, are not con- | Of the company at Alta ee nae Ni pice Louis A tent with the present output and when the} the western gold fields ; this summer, as past, must/ have for a several common summers sense knowledge of base quartz. - 'Thisvis so:becausé most of the free milling propositions, exposing thelr treasures by great chun of the pure stuff, have nearly all been rely eatin gentleman continues shipment : oe, x 2 From that it was inereased to about : . : * on eighty tons, but during the past week ee man e work | velopment, Mohawk property. When first commenced to ship, of}about AS TO TELLURIDES. en and Instructive Hints to Man "Out Prospecting." Timely Ogilvie same. mentioned future, development old-timers|¢ommences it Is should be] Will be produced. to Colorado several|th® of samples, the results|lease are : deal SOE thee 1:35 2:25 mining coming forward with good tonnages All shipping records for the Goldat the present prices of silver and|fleld district In the past were knocked lead, He is astonished that so little| "sky high" this week by the owners activity is visible there. With him he}of,the Hayes and Monnette lease on] from do district it under lease a chance | Great Central's property lies in the|rushed up to the much-talked-about now is characterized py | very heart of the Klondike district. | property. As it is, an active campaign and it is learned that some excellent | Will begin early in June, and there willj reports a number of |/Showings are being had on the surbe no let-up in the atone of de- prospects a M another S. the AT Central operate J. trom flex does Boy nde roe oe operator, fore part of ‘ this ale thaleft i the Wienand tee Supply andot a ee for provisions, material of men for the Klondike district, says] the Goldfield Review Mr. Mead will| have charge of the work on the Great] not as Montezuma day and} eee eg the company, large Sunbeam tonnage of mililng ‘which' ore thathaswas‘a large tonnage of milling ore that was] that should it are prospects from tant be profitably exploited Custer there is an impression said the traveler, that if the company Lucky A 1 0 Acquired of sold had at ig UTAH Edmuiad of ready properties town os Sg thin silver. inhabitants the and ¢°!ars ¢ and new owners Apache sam-|°"'Y ate copper, campaign in him Packer the the pleted' accordingly. with e in 1-From Denver an Wast<i.0,.ices00008 6 14-From Ogden ..... re Ogden and WORE eassncass ond seers Park City... 115-From Bingham... 9-From Provo, Heber within thirty-six hours after the sur- fie New York and Eva claims on the|No. yey of the townsite had been com-|New york company's properties - in oe Oe Ais ae rae MET Beaoertias is also EARNINGS. that Company $100,000 or More S ee at Lost NEW Houses delivered so Begin Day. Refining Garfield to being made, while it is understood that building under the franchises and concessions which have been allotted is to follow in short time. Mr. Stingley will leave for the scene of construction again this morning. Report 2 W. 4 arrival for Sabbath services yesterday, that in appearance the receipts are not more pronounced perhaps, than is the proverbial "drop in the bucket." While others ave contributed, the greater portion of the receipts to date have originated at the mills of the Copper and Newhouse mines in ver county, although the copper, and silver-bearing sulphides of soston Con are now coming in freely, with the tonnage from the latter to be restricted only by the means for retting ores over the rails and into the Vith construction Mr. Stingley re ports the management making = fine progress on the fundamental units and with the material coming as promised he has no doubt that the Boston Con's mill will be completed as has been scheduled. At the Utah Copper company's mill the work is advancing in similar manner, while it looks as ve if management ¢ of the smelter would be permitted to get into commission in the next forty or fifty days The scene, with the armies of men employed at the various plants, inspiring one to the man whose tiny has been cast with that of commonwealth, said Mr. Stingley, and yet there is room for many more With the town improvements that are going up under the supervision of lytic for August shipment at 18 3-de delivered at Continental points, while home consumers, purchased special brands of the lake grade for August jcatch all the ledges. shipment at 7-8c, and took small | "I look to see some very important lots for deliveries in June and July discoveries made in this district as at 19e Casting grades were well \soon as more development Is done maintained at 18 1-4@18 3-8e for all |The formation is right and some exdeliveries. jeellent | assays ave been received Exports from this port Tuesday, as |from samples taken on the surface reported by the New York Metal ex- |A number of mining engineers have change, aggregated tons, making | examined and reported on properties the shipments in the first "days of jin the district, and I do not know of this month 9,712 tons, a much bet tter }one adverse report.' showing than that during the corre sponding period last month At ma | DISCOVERY AT DELTA. t present rate it is expected that ort movement for May will involve Lead and Silver With Good Values in about 20,000 tons. | Gold Pncountered. Samuel L. Adams jr. visited the ( ‘ottafwood Wells district last week to look Al some mining property for Samuel Newhouse, says a corre sponde nto the Record of Cedar C ity, writing from) St. George He was accompanied by! L. Darby, a Newhouse mining expe as W as by Mr. Marshall, Sherm and Charles Scott, the two former interested in the property to be experted Business capacity Richard | Town early representative op- country i) the camp. their been an at the ore-bins & tonnages to Murphy, Tintic of it the smelter departnight Mr. of the Smelting of company to Colo While ter- in An at possessions commended local the on erection Tureka, by in Leadville, } made of neigh- acquisitions camps Vook with his associates in out-| discuss overtures that have the as} | camp of Salt the for ied That) Portune-Will the D. ritory of- the welcome. of interests of a job in accorded extend Prom ate came member olio Away Advice shop to amass a | the Southern esteem of every | at Tintic was and ever Now Gratuitious Wing- who, jumped in a broker's and win the stretehed glad In on Properties. ago, in Option Warmbath, yesterdays fice boy fortune Secures Get than | Samucl Opportunity Fallon than I Interest-Newhouse's Name spires Higher Prices. the AT OTHERS TO TIME -- ‘dis RUSH ' Smelter | Preparing Striking Lesson on Opportuni-. John D. Murphy Draws Conties That Await Young trast Between Old and America. New Days. such a thing available, and must make a small hot fire of live coals and 1 the tube close over that. na ment the acid will begin to boil, and if the metal is tellurium, or he | powdered ore is sylvanite, the liqu will turn a beautiful wine color, solving the metal in its entirety. is an absolute test for tellurium., SE a Ares | saw | FROM HUGE COPPER MERGER' | JENKINS FROM OFFICE BOY MINES OF TINTIC LOADING THE BINS TO BONANZADOM | APPEAL TO VETERAN OUT AT GARFIELD COMES CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1906. SEES LEAD MINES AND PROSPECTS FURNACES AND Edited by JOSEPH LAKE ‘run, y , 10 "October areas sate rae shane i dias? oa Le s rja alta y sheep, City Ticket Office,| Passes not good on this | for round trip 50 cents. run" eae manee 6 train. airs Sent 5 @, Chicago Board of pete N, Cor- Eychmnge die all prominent Commisretal -- -Utah Mining and ock now me rear BOARD OF TRADE. ee re een JOHN C. CUTLER, STMENT (Establish d STOCK e J 1808) ND BANK AMD SUGAR s High Grade Investment Béerist tles Bought and Both Phones 127, t6 Sold. § Main St. : \ : |