Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-07
/" MILLIONS IN III"
A Discovery Which Promises to ReVO-
lutiOnize the Mining Industry.
Veins of Gold and Silver to be Tapped
BY the Electric Indicator.
The Good Times Coming and Gold
Mines For Everybody.

held by three letters patent issued to the in
yentor in the United States the latest being
dated December g. 1884, and one letter patent
issued for Canada, Nov. z, 1884.
If the indicator will be One-half what its in
ventor claims it is sure to work wonderful
revolution in mining and prospecting for min
erals of all kinds, and the great savings in labor
and money, heretofore expended both in
searching for and opening up deposits of met
The inventor claims that his invention will
demonstrate the presence of a vein of ore even
100 feet below the surface, as the ground cur
/ rent can be brought into sympathy with his APP
pliance, because it will extend to the surface to
the exact width of the vein below"
DR.. c. d. Hayward, of New York City, who is
/ one of the directors OF the company, will arrive
here with one of these machines the latter part
| of this month"; and will be a guest of Col. h. A.
NJ. FrOiseth. While he is in Utah, mine owners
and prospectOrs will be afforded an opportunity
of testing this most wonderful invention
Tribune.
American genius is proverbial the world
over, and from the time the cute Yankee
whitfield out wooden nutmegs and sold
them for the genuine aromatic article,
American genius has kept on growing and
improving. American genius has given
to the world some of the greatest discov-
cries and inventions; it has, so to speak,
heaped benefactions upon wide and
suffering circle of humanity, and with a
mouth full of just pride and tobacco juice
every American citizen can point to the
screeching eagle and proudly declare that
the noble bird is not only the representa-
tive of freedom, but that she is also the
fertile mother of invention. From hard
cider to the Yankee invention of the fes-
tive cocktail, calculated to lay out an or
binary citizen before breakfast, was
A RAPID STRIDE IN CIvILIzING AGENCIES ;
From the box-car of the English railroad
to Pullman Palace rolling stock was an
other step that knocked the Britishers
silly, and, as a browning triumph of in
ventlve genius, now comes DIR. d. c..
Hayward, of New York City, with
patent electric mine indicator which
threatens to turn the country topsy-
turvy and send our mining population
crazy.
Edison has given the results of his ex-
perments and experience in the electric
world to the great public, but his inven-
tons are in the nature of luxuries and
curiosities, and while the great public
has awarded him his need of praise, and
while envious inventors have plagiarized,
they have not been the results which the
great unwashed masses have hungered
Tor. What the people of the country want,
what they have long yearned for, is some
way
TO MAKE MONEY WITHOUT WORKING FOR 1T.
A lIlf h 4
by the Supreme Legislature in the Par
Lament of Eden, and against which
sewing girls, street-car drivers and the
poverty-strlcken prOspector have had to
toll against. Editors and such officials
as the Utah Commissioners have no
reason to complain, but then we always
feel like taking the side of the weak and
downtrodden.
POVERTY is STALKING BAREFOOT
Throughout the Territory, our best
citizens actually prefer to 90 to the peni- |
tertiary in preference to living in such a
cruel, heartless world, and we are going to
do our mite to stop this kind of a pro
cession if we can.
What Utah wants and what Utah |
doesn't want have been told to the world
for the last twenty years. The Mormons
want to be let alone and want to have |
more wives, the Gentiles want the Nor
mons squelched and want the United
States to do it, and further list of
wants" may be found at any intelligence
office. What the people of Utah don't
want" are equally numerous. They
don't want" Congress or Cleveland to
imagine that the Protest and Declare
ton of Grievances" was formulated and
adopted by anybody else than members
of the two per cent, they "don't want,
the President to think that Judge Zane is
not the right man in the right place. thew
don't WANT the people of the United
States to think that any speciaI Ieoisla-
ton except the strict and rigid enforce
ment of the laws is necessary to settle
the Mormon question. But we digress.
THE ONE GREAT PRESSING WANT,
The individual want of the neonla Of
Utah is undoubtedly lucre-flthv lucre
and we feel like CRYING Eureka % for
lhe GEMocR!AT-anyway, DR.. c. d. Hay
ward-has discovered the remedy. BRING
lorth the chaplet and place it on the Doc
,0r brow, and also give him the cake.
me elecuVe indicator is coming-it may
even now be. on the road-and the people
d Utah individually and collectively feel {
happy and wealthy. Let it come, is the {
sentiment, and the voice of the 4
people is the voice of God. Trot out
THE DOCTORS WHEEL OF FORTUNE
Where there are all prizes and no blanks
n the near future we see Utah reyolu- l.
onlzed; with prophetic vision we behold ;.
ne mountains OF Zion tapped by the cleo u
rc indicator and made to disclose the Y
ecTets OF ten times ten thousand wears: a
no with the wisdom of the seer we NAV \
Oretell the may q
-Ni IN oS AND PRosP ERTTY TO THE PEOPLE Il
hat such a golden era will most &C a
uredly bring. The horny-handed nros- g
ector who yesterday on beans and bacon W
III VIII be millionaire by the rising sun ,
the morrow; the treasures of mother II
arth VIII be wrested from her selfish IL
rasp, and she may not say us nav Re
very corner lot will be occupied by u
anklng house, and our numerous nabobs
Ill DE the talk and envy of the entire
orld. NO more shall the miner delye
lost and hidden veins; no more shall
le waste rock be drilled and doublv
asted Tor the gold and silver that isn't
ere. The honest miner shall not now
Veat and toll and cuss in vain. Science NJ
e Grand GEM, the alleviator of ali Oh
imam wants, stands by his side and ell
LURES HIM ON TO FORTUNE. or
lie great electric indicator is his. and OF
desires no more. Watch him as he an
ants it on the groupings and sees the Nj
edle spin. Ye godsl Fifty feet below an
surface is a vein of free gold. six feet TIL
tween the hanging and foot walls. II
lst be so-"You NAV lie Jacoh NJ
osky, but the indicator can't lie '"
lie dream of his life is accomnlisbed Ha Ca
S either Strnck n orro,,.I l --'liN.' iio LO