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Show , K-- ' if v Kb i ' MINES AND MINING Sura The M Mining SERMON company, which act ire- - Hrt nrAtir e'lcan Fork canjon, has cut In its tun-l- i I a five foot vein of iron rartionrt", ri iPDonniiiBnsapEinffiEAMTrs otULcmsiiffiAmiPJS irmii rritrty-juhwd-t-n- BY PRESIDENT TUFT 3rw Lesion From Text Tht He Who Conquereth Himself IsGreater Than He Who Taketh a City." c- it -- inTTspcTsed with Ft ect galena The lHUy West Mining company has diviend for posted its third quarterl Fresno. Cal President Taft o o (be pivM'nt ar The tegular amount freeted by practically the entire of .10 cents a shate, or a toial of of the city and. surrounding is to be jviid to the shareholders. . tmntry uiHin his arrival here on new- - strike ot sensalionalh rich Sunday and after a hoft automobile gold ore has been made by T D Watrip through the business Y Y section, kins, father of the Rlackhorse dis- tddressvd a gathering of many s tricts in Nevada, in his ltlackhorse in the court house square. HE MIGHTY activities and marvelous progress the claim, in which was made the origiuul The president's speech was la world hag seen in the past 100 years are strikingly oLhe camp. ealtty another Sunday sermon, the illustrated In the centennial celebration of the incorWhile exploring a tunnel off the bird he has preached since his trip poration of St Louis. Picturesque pageants with 2oo foot level iii the Jim Duller mine vegan. everything in the way of the spectacular which si Tonopah, Congdon and Kendall, His text, quoted from memory. likely to stir the imagination of the spectator who have a lease on thal iort!on or R88 That he who conquereth him-it-I- f s into appreciating the work of the past through he mine. tpseoveied a stringer of oro is greater than he who taketh with the present feature the week's program wh!ch assays $7os to The ton. i city." and from it drew the lesson" The greater part of the history of early St Louis The Xephi Plaster company is just 'hat popular government must be a is really more fit for the unwritten American epic finishing near Xephi, Utah the best 'allure unless It la based upon sound poem than it is for mere prose. Its work aa a frontier oninton sense and tbe and most copiplete plaster mill In the town in the first half of the nineteenth century made west. The mill is of 200 tons a day that goes to make the good loeer. it the city of the United States In the second half. Its pioneer trade routes are now the great routes of steam rapacity and is equipped with every- He drew an analogy between the bepeople In this respect and between the border Rio Grande and the Canadian thing in tbe way of modern machin- American transportation and, " those peoples who. In their' attempt" tween the Mississippi and the Pacific It established the first water routes ery from the headwaters of the Ohio to the mouth of the Missouri and of the That the mine of the Shoshone at self government, follow an elecrilinols, opening the first water connection for 6team transportation "between Qnicksilv.-oomivanv, in Nye county, tion with a revolution. On his way here President Taft &V the Ohio and the upper Mississippi and Missouri, developing the'Ohlo river Nevada. of which Salt I.ake men are at Merced for three hour states on both sides of that stream, to stopped . become is 'ue chief owners, likely I Every state now on the map west of the Mississippi was penetrated by of the world's greatest producers of and attended morning service at th ,- -t church. Jts business first centers of trade. The whole west quicksilver, Is indicated by Information Presbyterian la interested with St. Louis In celebrating this great event, because In ust received. TO 8TIR UP STRIFE. TRYING west the pioneers founding the first great city of th! blown In at The smelter recently ,4 4: made the western beginnings now explained in Mines company Is Germane Lodi by the England is Loot scores of other western cities and in actual thouabout sixty tons of ore a day. ing for Trouble. treating sands of other incorporated towns, which, if they The capacity of the plant la 100 tons a Berlig. The speeches recently atare not already great, are not unduly modest In WRIGHT AEROPtANE CARRYING ORYtLLE day, and as soon as It Is thoroughly tributed to Lord Northcllffe, Admiral their expectations of becoming so. The inviWRIGHT ores . from neighboring Lord Charles Beresford timbered u and Bart tation to a thousand mayors of American cities nine will be treated to make up the Urey, governor-genera-l of Canada, toto participate in the festivities shows" that St. France. Laclede landed at the foot of what ti capacity. gether with various magazine artiLouis fully appreciates its position as the pioneer , now Market street, organized the village and ot Park City are to tbo cle denting the relation Reports of the west. great 14 for new city resided there years. He named the have effect that the Iowa Copper property, Great Britain and Germany, As there were less than 200 houses, including site St. Louis in honor of Louis XV., the reigning which started and comshipidng about a month been widely reproduced outhouses and barns, in the St. Louis which incorsovereign of France. The territory was trans- ago, has not Its output mented upon In this country. maintained only Jn could not it have 1809, over had porated much ferred by France to Spain by secret treaty in since that Tbe prevailing note 1 one ot aptime, but has materially in900 people. The town jwaalhlready the chief seat 1762, but it was not announced in the new Tillage been teams having prehension that a regular campaign of the western fur trade, with its trading stations until Qctober, 1164. In 1803 Spain retroceded the creased. additional from the has been organized for the jnirposo haul to product employed to the head -waters of Lhg. Ajrkanfi&s and far,, pushed sovereignty to Franeeand on April of depriving Germany of the good towards the sources of the Missouri aqa the YelFrance sold all the territory west of the Missis- the mine to the smelter. lowstone. Doing business wholly by barter, with The Huff electrostatic process for will of the United States, and noursippi river, knovn as the Ixwlslana purchase, to la almost no money in hand, in sight or in circulaStales for $15,000,000, Napoleon' re- separating zinc from othtr metal In ishing the Idea that Germany Great Britain. millions to add threatening which tion, with resources represented almost wholly by ores, This promises of secession marking: territory strengthens also la expressed the apirit of its 900 people; with the ax and rifle Apprehension to the value of mines in Utah and forever the pow pf the United States.? In war the over of party the and blacksmiths sledge as its implements, with growth With less thin a thousand inhabitanta when some other states whose ore carry e the cart, the keelboat and canoe as its the whole country had not quite seven and a fine, is favorably mentioned In the Great Britain. Thla party la small, and Is gathering transportation facilities, the little town, when it quarter million In 1809, SL Louis emerged from innual report of the American Zinc, but It is Influential incorporated, already looked on its work as that strength. the eraof the keelboat and pirogue to pioneer the LeaL Smelting company. of opening up the United States of the future to steamboat on western rivers. Loading its first For the year ended August 1, Utah GRIZZLY. ENCOUNTER-WITthe Rocky mountains and beyond them to the PaApex earned a net mining flroft of 1809 In cific it had lost Meriweather Lewis, but Montana Hunter Come Near Losing $124,185, according to the Boston Commercial. Durihg the year mlnlngwa His Life In Fight With Beeix , confined to the lead or body on which to a Mont. Creat Falls, According work began a year ago. The body dispatch to the Tribune from Midvale, has steadily increased In size and ha on the Blackfoot reservation, William responded well to development work. Green of Whiteflsh wa seriously InThe Dayton lease on the Buckhorn jured by a grizzly bear while huntproperty. In the eatterq end of.8even ing north of there. Green and Sam Troughs district, has wowmo-lwsw- ti tBfetir wee BfBOTtysriflT tmrtogetiiei Ret In vein matter, with no hanging a few feet In the lead when grizzly wall yet hi sight. The average of fif- lumped up In front of him. He shot teen feet of the rein Is $5 aton In t. and before he could recover himgold, it Is snld, while four feet on the self another made a rush for him. hanging wall aide .carries pay milling It got him down, when Brooks came mind. In point of values. up, and the latter began hollering fact in St. Louts it j, G. Berryhlll of Des- Moines, la,,' a loudly lo attract he animal's attend1'-tloIs only a matter of Castle Valley Coal director of-t- be Tbe bear paused from his k the third generation As he did eo and rose up. company, has recently made a visit keelboat between to the company's property In Cedar Brooks fired, killing the Jear. Green , In -- and aeroplane. n was found to be badly clawed and VaTtcy. where, aided by Consulting En1907 the first airabout the body-- and legs, pieces ot gineer J. K. Seifert,' he selected sites ship on record as for the company's tipple and for lts flesh.befng torn "away. . croBsingtheMlagls- town at the mines, which ls to Tie t for crossed-tMuat Government river Employe Pay '" sippi called. Connejsyllle. . Wif Bc Fumtehed HJSmiPPf &IVER KEL5QATY-J6Q- 9 rd at ' 8t Louis' dur- by A rich pay streak, ten mile long lng the internationSustaining a man has Yashlngton. and hundred ef feet wide, has been Its doubled al .contests of that steamboat in 1817, it had more than to with his own wife, board a the right uncovered In the bed of year. It Is something population of 1810 in 1820. From 4,000 In 1820. The-- 'un- and discounting the fashionable hotels In Alaska. river to remember now as two 'decades of steamboatlng gave It 16,469 In 1840 p.s the comptroller of light rainfall last buipnier per- the boarding place, part of the record to About that time it began its great transcontinental usually has approved reimbursetreasury the to miners reach gold mitted tbe lewhich belongs the hiswork with schooner, reinforcing the $700. The ment of .Dr. C. C. Nutting of the fishsteamboat in overland transit. With the trans- One nugget found is ,w(5rtb tory of the first locoeries bureau for $2 a day for board the continental overland movement, to Oregon as well dial riot promlseettf'be the best In the and lodging with hi wife last July. motive crossing . entire as CalHorniargrowlng, In 1850 It had 77,860 people Mississippi at St. Louis The commissioner of fisheries exWith Jbrr expiration of the contract plained that Dr. Nutting was directed In 1852 to complete and was beginning It work as the first pioneer of to do' certain official work at San the work of the St. railroads to the Pacific. sAfter bringing the first betweefi the Utah Consolidated of locomotive west of the Mississippi in 1852, It more Under the limited apand the American Dicpo. Cal. Louis argonauts than doubled its population in that 'decade, reach- '!! tv Refining company next April, propriations Dr. Nutting found even 1849, crossing to the he third-rat- e hotel prices prohibitive," Pacific in their pral-rt- e net earrings of the mining company ing 185,587 in 1860. With the foundations of-tn- Increase and. hi wife ofTered to jrent a $30 a states now west of the river, already laid along Rs: Fhmtld showschooners. first trade route in 1860, It advanced Hfi the next mpr the results of the company! year month collage and board him for $2 If we suppose aero--. two decades to 3,50,552 people. Chicago was pass- which ended December 31, 1908, say a day. and airships planes " the in air ing It In population then, without being able to lie Wail St recL Journal, circling "Trained Polar Bears for Arctic Ex- .,7 - above the St. Louis take from it its historical pl&eeras the first great T condition ploration. Highly favorable keelboat landing of a city of tbe west the pioneer and founder of the Roald' Amundnew development from the Captain Hamburg. west of the present.-'-Sinc- e 1880 it has doubled Its hundred years ago we well known Danish explorer, ' orwe tfiore, advancing from 350,000 to the Lot tom of the Joe Bush shaft of sen, the If we population Imagine, may ac- who 1 about to start on a polar exOLIVE STREET TOHAY company, tie Copper Inspiration It present rate of Increase, can, how they appear -- over "OO.Onjk''-a re-vicos received In Salt pedition, has decided to try to the men spohalve to Rial of the Mississippi valley, St. Louts cording to al j In the use of In Innovation extended markable are Drifts Uikf being In Tinine8s In a little over 10 years. Its It still had his companion 4ubling grandfathers not only navigated the river explorer, William bank clearings increased from $292,000,000 id 1869 four dlreetlons front the botfdiiTWRf draught animals for polar travel. He" keelbo&t8, but lay flat behind the goods the boats Clark, to stand for the spirit of thCAmeriCan and to $3,074,000,000 in 1908. Its tonnage of merchan- that shaft, which was sunk the last will endeavor to make polar bears French makers of destiny who thought little were loaded with while they were being shot a Some time ago dise received and forwarded was 20,162,000 tons iO feet In sulphide ore averaging bet- draw his sledges. more of starting a thousand miles into the unby Indians along tbe banks. Captain Amundsen made a contract for the first six months of this year. Its bank ter than 2 5 per cent copper. known west from St. Louis than the average St. It is almost if not quite as bard now.ttf Imag- famous have been let on with Carl Hagen back, the Louisan now thinks of starting for the Pacific Three ine what the world meant before the age of resources reported June 23, 1909, at $385,881,000, Ice for bears, animal twenty trainer, double more thau the total of the tenth year back the iipjer two levels of the Mazuma coast in a sleeping car. steam as It is to think out whatjytll be Its meanthree years old. The animals will Such aerolocal illustrate and figures more much than in of Mines From a village of 900 Inhabitants to the fourth airship the tbe the Mazunra perfected Hills mine by age ing be' Shipped to Christiana this week. before they which holds a lease jjpon 11 city In the United States, with a population of plane Every contrast possible In the St. Louis progress. Tbiyin are become locaf, s the sense that tbe peopled! the of the workings, according to the Sev-iof a million, - is a wonderful centennial week of, pageants is a challenge to Jealousy Causes Crime. whole srea between tbe Allegheny and Rocky ntf forward In the attempt to look backward achievement, but it sinks into Insignificance when Miner. A pump has been Germany. A verdict of Gustrow, Troughs mountains are now exerting new energiesrand utilfind out whaf-Jiupdred years already mean, as compared with the giant strides of the past censoon as the workings guilty has been rendered In the case as instilled ard the first success In, tbe attempt to find what it it1 ising new forces of growth, unforeseen even a are drained the main leasing company of Auguste Zobel, a Berlin milliner tury in the world of science, commerce, the art late as 10 years ago. As the percentages 'of this !. and 'every field of endeavor which makes for a to mean shortly, for this generation and for the to eommeree work In the 300 and charged with the murder last March growth are of course greatest west of the Missis grandchildren of this generation In 2009. higher and belter civilization. Barthold, a young opera toO levels as well as to sink the St. Louis ha almost made itself over' sippi river, It is a severe strain on the imagination to at' The makers of the centennial week program accused woman was senThe shaiT singer. deeper. in 15 year in growing up to the new growth of were keenly alive to the opportunities for spectempt to bridge over the gap between the meanShe set forth In death. to tenced a T R. Dummond has resigned ing of an airship crossing the Mississippi river tacular effect suggested by tbe most striking; the country. Since It began work for tbe worlds she had been bethat her testimony of Newhouse the keel-boafair, celebrating the Louisiana purchase, it has general manager at St. Louis this year and whaltlhe ancient events of the world's progress. The aeronautic commercial trava Berlin by trayed a more learned to look back on itself In the last decade of mines and smelters to accept of 1809 tneant, as they landed at the foot vents such as balloon races, aeroplane and diricast her off and be-- .. who later the nineteenth century aa old St Louis. In lucrative position, and has been Suc- eler, of Walnut street, where the town was founded In gible balloon contests, suggest the future Barthold, Frauletn to came engaged looking back to the older St. Loula of 1809, It can ceeded by Emil' Lundqulst, as acting Franleln 1764 by the pioneers who had paddled and cor- -' rahe Inbllitles of transportation in contrast with those averred , Bozel that boast that as a frontier outpost It led the progress inanager. Mr. Lundqulst Is a Utah tended delled their bateaux painfully up the river from of 1809. For comparison With automobiles and only to ehoot the Bingor In continental United States. In looking for- - man. flew Orleans under Laclede as he advanced In aeroplanes the bateau of Lacledes day, with the throat and ruin her voice. wn ts ejrtennlaT year. It can see that the the bold attempt to control the fur trade of half tumpy mast its cordelle and its sweeps,. Is !ts.j The Uthited Metals Selling" coman result8 tbe history It has made are only pany, which handles close to 40 per 4i coutlnenl with his handful of men. educational feature of the water pageant, which Peary Sends Word to Roosevelt. ' York. to in which greater this results, 'Of includes crafts of all the kinds which now ply the rent produced belong The keelboat then, was no more out of date the Commander copper Peary. ; New glnn? future of the continental United tbe immediate now.' has and Is waters Mexico, was of the the Canada It modern best The the Veiled Prophets than L. Bridgman, aecre-taryMississippi. airship Herbert ountry, through boat in 1809 which could bd equipped by the capl- - pageant, unique and picturesque, is another fp- - . 1809 thewhose progress makes the frontier town of been selling eleetpotypio copper at tbe Peary Aretteelub, sent the McoDtlnental city of 1909. ' tal of St. Louis, of New Orleans or of Philadelture .which is full of romantic InteresL The edu- 13fif cents a pound, according to re- following Cable from New York "Suncurrent Rational parade, the parade representing 3,000 of quotations day night to former President Rooseports, although phia. Because of It Philadelphia and St. Loula GRAFT FOWL BONE ON JAW. SL Louis' industries, the procession of a thoucommanded the east and west movement of busihave been close to 13 cents, velt. at Nalrbora,' West Africa, thence ness as tbet north and south was commanded by sand mayors and the other events which find a , An unusual surgical operation was performed at Progress of the work of building the to be forwarded to the Interior: Lew Orleans and SL Loula, aa soon as their first place on the program all suggest that aa a great SL Joseph hospital. In Omaha, recently. A por Nevada .Copper Belt railroad, from a was the farewell mascot; "Your fleets of keelboat were regularly organized, It week for SL Loula lta centennial week la still tlon of the jawbone of Lucrtftla Norris was re Wabuska to Mason C'ty, Nevada. IndiPEIARY." is ours. helped to make great history, even if It did have greater, as it belongs to a hundred years of moved and a piece of chicken bone Inserted In tht cate that the line will be finished by pole that the Mr. explain Bridgman men a stream lor the continental United States. to be pulled op by rope dragged by place of a diseased section. Dec. 1, nt the latest, with tbe possiearlsent been would have message The city of SL Louis was founded by Pierre . on the bank. The girl year old, and was born with s bility that it .will be ready for service ier but for Commander Peary's Ignor- This distance in point of change in the way Leclede Llgnest In 1764. The territory west of malformed jaw. It waa to be middle of November, x remedy thla that a bon ance of JUr. Booeevqlta whereabout. the Mississippi river was then in possession of from a freshly Wiled chicken things are done la almost impassabld for the waa Inserted. 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