davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-20

The rainy season has set in we'll ies'srdsy and today good sosking sho~ers falling and everybody cor respondingly happy.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-20

We are friendly with grocers; they are in business to make mon- ey-So are we-so are you. But we are all in business for something else too-for good living and good-doing.
 We are going to make a lot of money selling you good tea, pure tea, clean tea, whole some tea-SehiNing's Best. So IS your grocer.
 You are going to make money buying it-not wasting your money any more on col ored and adulterated and dirty tea, that is bad for you you can make most money by being strong. Good tea will help yoa be strong.
 Let s all make money to- gether.
 SeAiliing's Best-at your grocer's, and your money back if you want it.
 
 SehikiaE's Besf coffee, baking pow der, soda. spices, and favoring- extracts, are also nsney-backed. 4 .SekiAiSE C Cemts.y .Sas Essrises
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-20
LOCAL NOTES, kiiver is quoted at 6St

E. J. Jacklin and Lem Overlook were in from the rsnch today CD . sker. yisit.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-20
COUy:T RECORDS |.

BOND of Thos. Ingram ss Ovsrseer O! Tomb- stone road district.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-20
SIoo,ooo

several times over = that s what the Japanese Govern ment spent at the Worlds Fair proving that honest tea is a dozen times better and cheaper than colored and adul- tcrated tea.
 They didn't throw away that money; people are using better tea now, and that better tea comes from Japan, making Japan more important com mercially.
 SeAiiiings Best tea - money-back tea at your gro- cer's s-is the best of Japan tea.
 Nothing but coffee in Srhihrg's Besf coffee--same is true of .SehiLAinf's Best baking powder, soda, spic-- seasoning, favoring extracts. P and money backed.
 ASeh.lling G Com3anr .Sss F,aaeisro
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-20

Hotel Ramona. Los Angeles, Soc up.'
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-20

Geo. Walker, raise on cattle l5o head. .......... lO5o % B. F. Halderman, raise on cattle GO head. .... APO % A. S,brey, raise on cattle 80 head. .... 5eo % E. K. Hooker. raise on cattle Is5 head: :.......... s75 %
 J. 5. WILLIAMS
 Chairman ATTEST
 A. w. WENTWORTH Clerk
 By W. A. HAYWOOD
 Deputy
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-20
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
List of Taxpayers Who Were
 Not on Hand.

A rs. oi persons to whose property amounts have been added by the Board of Equalization and who have not appeared in July.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-22

es Isbnt ft@, 1sob's Sarfaporilla
au broaMen. Bel reinem glut branG'
Shr seiue AnsR 3u haben Dor @ripps
8unseueuhhnbuns, Dipbteritis Oosr
Gteb6.
6ppo'S Yiflem Fnb BON ben aus:
seiu@teaen pFau,su forsfaltis sabsret'
tet. IS Gents.
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Die 9ubten Ses gbobbnsfi sselbes

Bon einem 3nfen ipirb aus Mosfau
pom 81. Mai sefdrieben: rguf bem
Wagantom. air9bof liegeu bic 2eiden
In lansen Heiben ausgefellt, meift finb
He aber TO enttelt unb beionberS bic
8eR9ter 70 angei9moQen, bab he un'
tenntli9 Rnb. Sier unb ba werben
unter freiem 6iwmel Sobtenmefen obs
sebalten. Die 2eiben. bic BON ibren
Sermanbten unb Betannten bereitS er'
tannt iinb. merben entmeber abgebolt
ober am air1bof ielbft geuaf6en,
reingefIeibet unb bann begraben. 4b'
leiis Febt man cine &eibe bon frif6eu
grbbhgeIn, aupeilen aud elm Rreua ba-
rauf nit ber Sni6rift: n@et6otet tDdb.
renb Der ar6nungsfeier am Is. Wat
1885, Sie Cuff IN rerpeiiet. Sie
bunte 59aar, bic benz 8ir6bof unaufs
baltiam 3uiirbmt, tann es ni6t lauge
ausbaIten unb entfernt iiG f9nea tpies
Der unb CO bIeibem nur bieieuisen, bic
unter ben 9obten ibre 2ieben gefun6en
baben. Grauen tnien on @rdbern
uub srebtIagen In Nerien altem Bolts
gebrau9e gemdB. ipeinen uno f6lud.
aen unb bliden babel harr auf ben
9obten. Soft ale 2ei6en baben Elm
elei9es ausieben: angeidwOlleue SO
pfc, ber Wunb oifen, bic Augen ber'
ausaetreten, bic Naie In Der &egel ges
bro9em. 3erriRene aIeiber bebedten
nur fpdrli9 bic trampfbaft aufammen'
gesogemen, miiunter gans f6maraeu
Qeiber. Inter ben 3obten befin0en fi4
piele Rinber unb Grauen. An einem
Drt liegt cine ganse JdmiIie: Batter,
Wutter unb brei S6bne. Der 8ir6
bof uirb bon einem Regiment SOlbateu
nnb elmer bebeutenben Nnsabl 8oiadeu
bema9t. Die Orbnuns if muiferbaft.
Der Safer bot befoblen. cine firenge
llnteriudung iiber bic urfa6en Der
antafropbe ansufelen. Wirb bie'
felbe nur einigermaben ebrli9 geftibrt,
| 10 biirfte ii1 berousfielleu. baB Sorg'
loiigfeit nnb QnrebIi6feit aud In bte'
fem Sale aaein i6ulb limb. Wirb
bod ersdblt, baB bic uurube our9 bic
NIT Der AuStbeilung Don 4ei9enten
Beauftrogten ielbf berporgerufen wor'
, ben lei, um bic lluterf@lasungen 3ll
berbeden. Die BebbrDen batteu oHen'
| bar feline 3eit, um ii9 nm bas arme
Bolt 3u tiimmern unb cine giinaieere
@elegenbeit, etwas 3u profiiren. taun
nan fi6 taum benten, ba bic getref'
| fenbsn uur bic 6anb aus3uitreden
brau6ten.@
Bon Der Meni6enmafe, bic I'D tn
Der S9lu6t Dor ben Buben nit ben
| 6effgabeu ifaute, entipirft elm Wtos'
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Vplitii6e 3onnemtipmem,

Sir bic folgenben politifden &on:
pentionen bertauft bic Santa Ge. 8abn
9unbreiie.8iqette 5u einem Gabrpreife
bon allen puntten in Seras unb i'm
Snbianers s9erritorium.
Sur bic Nationale peoples aonbens
tion in 9t. 2ouis, No., am %. SuIi
1896.
Wegen ndberer gin3elbeiteu in 8es
aug auf 3eitbauer, JabrpIan &C., tpenoe
man fi9 on irgenb einen Der Santa Te'
Ngentem ober idreibe on
%. g. &eenan,
General. PaKagiersN sNgent,
8alnefon, 9eras.
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Natiunal. .Spnbentipn.

Sic s. & g. q. st. q. pertaufi
Ruubreiiebi(leite fur einen Jabrpreis
aur MationaIen bemotratilben Sens
benton in Chicago ben 7. Suli unb
ber popuIiften 3onoeution in ct.
9ouis ON q. Suli. Wegen 8ers
taufsbaten unb ndberer Snformation
luense man fid on ben nd9fgelegenen
Agenten.
.. s. price u. 9. 9. a.,
Yalefine, SeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-22

aarl's gloper Root Sbee reimist bas
Blut unb eiebt cine refine i9oue 6arbe.
3um 0erfauf bet aalteper & S9u'
dorD, Sames @lapiu, 3. s. SpeusRp.
R. gobn & Co., 3. Stein, Central
Drug Store, ". S9weppe.,
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Sine fdree 2Se6r.

Cine farge 2Se6r.
8srtbeibisen Ole Sbren 90rper ssssn
2rantbsit Ourd ben @sbrau4 bon
Eutt's YilIsn, Elm iists ii9sres 3eilnit.
tel sssen 2opfi@msr3em, DDspepiis, Sra.
Iaria, Bsrfopfuns uno aas bamit osr'
lranbten 2ei6er.
"yas GrifbraS bfs 1tbfnsP'
Or. Tutt! Sbre 2eberpillsu finb Sas
Triebrab bes 2ebsns. Sb werbe benz
3ufalI fists banfbar iein, oer mid oie'
Itlbsn tsunen lsrnen lieB. 8. 6airlsiSb,
Ylatte Cannon, Col.
1mtt'S &eber Yiaet.
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Iidt bieIe @efddftsbduier in ben
8ereinigtsn Staten f0nueu fi6 rib
men, fdon ftinf3ig Sabre 3u befeben.
9as @ei1dft bon Or. s. IS. Qpsr &
Co., 2ope1, Maf.. beRen unuerslei6'
Ii1e Sariaparilla man iiberau tennt
unb gebrau6t. bat beleits fein babies
Sabrbunbert tiberlebt unb mar ME 10
bIhbenb pie ieBt.
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9ie belize 3eit,

Wottu 0as Zone etar Sier TT friid, uno gut.
0as Gone Star Sier IDid5t iebe@ @Iutb!
3a sanft man fid5, nit ptel @eihret,
00pbl tim bie 9Olittf,
Gar mamder remit NIT Der 8artci,
9urd OHM mnb aud Ourd3 Did.
g@mssua t1nts ba, Sretbanoel bier
&ier ;. .eilber I" mno ,,0Dlo" oa,
go tlimst es tmnter fit mno fir,
Wfit pniiab mmS @arrab.
llmo babel itrablt barbariid beiR,
&erab Ser gonne @lutb,
Gin eSeber iagt matt) alter 2Seii'
,,0te meint'S NAL tuieoer 8nt!"
0pd, TIT eim Nunft, Sa siebts fiiripabr
Sen fletnften Streit audi nte,
60 berridbt ntelmebr bort tmmeroar,
Oie bullfte SarmDnte.
9aS lit bic Trase, iuaS man tbnt,
5m bieier beiRen 3eit,
8u lDfdbeu ieSe 0lrt bon 0lntb,
gei'S gpnnenbranb, feps Strett.
Ginftimmis laatet ba Der @atb,
-llmb er lit gut unb tuabr-
@eb' bin, rleiu SObn, trinf frtib u. ipaf
9aa 8ter, geuannt "Lone STAR!
0aS fiibltmnc it6rft unb maht btdj frob
Wertreibt bic Gale Str,
3nrs: Sn Der gtaot Der 9llamo
Breift sSeoer bieieS Bier!
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9aulenbe Gdle bon Gdpinofx@t.
Nfbma, 6ufen, grtdltuns unb Dssuna
uerben tdsliG sebsilt bird ebtlsbs
Cure. 3um gersauf bel Raltepsr 3
6Gu9arb, Sames glasix, Z. J. spell
IeKp, &. Gobn 6 &c., q. @tstH, Sss''
trail Drug Store, u. S&wepps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-22

8auienbe BON Gbeumatismas Jdls
len iinb bur9 Gimer uuo Mmeno's
6e3ept 9fo. 1851, gebeilt worben.
9lae 2eibenben follteu cine Glafd9e boz
Don beriu6en.
6. 60. preitnn 6 Co.,
@albelton. 8eras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-22

Gin fetn 5tsiammeu AsbranteS
9em 9euti@eu tuubl bertrauteS,
Sers mnb Mfasen deficiencies,
Die ginne frob erbebenoeS,
Sateniammer nertreibenoes,
Sm allen Gbren blsihenoeS,
gt1rfemoeS, eoleS, cntSii6ences.
1ri6elnbes, suteS, eranidenceS
0etr1nt TT baS SDne Star 6at'
nno 5laidbeubter.
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- Gie 6rauenfrage III i'm leBten
@runbe weitsr nibis 0l8 cine Mdnners
frage. 3refonius.
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9eatid,e @ebamoImte.

9eutibe BebonoIMn4.
Gas @ebdube, eisens fir ben Stued bergeftent, bat
grp6e Rdumltf)feiteu, tpelhe nit ben npbernen Bers
befierungen berieben finh, lnb bietet babur benz as
tierten Nnnehmlihfetten unb Bprtbeife, ipele ct In
antern berarttseu BON Nmerfanern eeletteten SnFts
tuten neht fin6en tpirb.
Sic or6Ste @rars unb bas bolifdnbiete Snititut in
ben Ser ST. &ein 5tpeites Snfitut Der 98elt bot 10
piele uunoerpole Seilnngen 5u beraei1nen Saiielbe
9pipitaI= =@rfabrune in Mmerifa urib europa beben
Spe5tele Nbtbeilungen fur ipe5telle &ranfbeiten
SrigitametbooeH fir 8ebanblun9 TN Souie. @roBes
9lbDratoriu, pesetabliide 9eilmittel gBir furiren
inter ppiitiber @arantie ale drnniihen nnb ber5pe
ieiten 9unsen=. Sals<, Gbrenz, Nafeit, Ma9en=, @e
odr=, 2eber=. 9ers= Nierer=, Blaier=, Srdnen= @es
br,l=, Nerben=, Sanf= 8lnt=, Gribat unb @eidIetss
stranfbeiten. gbirurgiidbe 9ranfbeiten. Gpe5iene
@ebanblun9 fir G4minbiudt, &dtarrb, Dpipepiie,
&benmatismus, &rebs, Banbtrnrm, 9emorrbuibeu
unb 5alliudt.
Yripat. nnO @ei@led@tsz Granfbeitem,
Berlprene Wlannesfraft, GamenfInb, Gamenf6nd9e.
ssplnen iugenbIifer llnbefpnneabeiten unb getehtz
liter @usidmeifungen Nerbeni4tud4e, 8erlieren beg
Gebddtniies unb ber @nersie, 5mpofen5 uftp. ffnel
uno blebenb aebeilt onr ME fehIihagehbe Original
behanblung. Syphilis Strietur unb @ei6ledtss
&ranfhecn eber Mrt perben in oer fiir5eit mDglien
Set fnrirt. &uren 9arantirt, mo fte dnoeren mBlut
gen iinb. Niebrige @ebibren uno @prreippnbenj
ftreng pertraulid. Stunoen bon llbr Rprgens bis
8 1br Ibenos; OIL Sonrz nnb aeiertd9en bis 10 nhr
Rorsens. Maspartiee Yatientem NIT lnfebi
oarem @rfolae brefid bebanbelt. r1nteriudnngss
Gsiten) iuerben fre suseidfdt. Mbreiiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
Sde &aoiion amo Grie gt.. 1oIeoe. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-22

res, Der INNER ra6 ylabrung ooer
Sbeenaltstaui6 nerlangt.
Ger Toftor, Der 5ipar fein Oamens
ieino mar, aber bod lpobl au6 ntdt
gerabe elm Srauentbuiialt ieiu mubte,
ba Ell nit leinen breiBis Sabren nod
ii6 feline Sreibeit belpabrt, bate Die
@ruppe erjt eini9e gefunoen aus Der
Gntfernuns gemuitert unb in oerielben
unter ben Oeren alS bie bebeuteno1te
Yeri6nlidfcit einen iolden bemerft,
Der linn rnbefaunt ipar, aber 1ebr be-
/ itrebt ibien, ser 1otter beS SauleS
, lid argerebm Su erlpeiien. Gtmas
SBgernb unO ii6 nod Semanben um'
blidenb, ser i'm 1T ben &reiS einfiib'
rem f6nnte, trat Der Ooftor naber; oa
fab er, lpie Der Dlid Srdulein M0rs
ners auf TIN fiel, iie einen Moment
Itustelno bannein blitartis idalfbafter
3us iiber ibr Geii6t stns. Snoem er
nit elmer @erbeu9ung bersutrat, fam
aud iie linn elm paar S4ritte ente
gegen.
SER Goftor Diiffef : febr ers
! freut!" iaete lie init einem lei6ten
anmutbi9en 9leigeu ces i90nea Sopfes.
.Mtein gndoiges Srautein, Sic ieben
mid mebr als erfreut, baB id Sbnen
fein l1nbefaultter bin.
,Ib! Q9er lollte eine 10 alfsemein
befannte 9erl0nli9feit ni6t fennen! q
iaste fie idalfbaft.
Sd bin mir bod nidt betpubt,
ldon jemalS ltedbriefltd perfolst ipore
ben 3u fein, ent9esnete Der Ooftor in
benielben Son.
Gie la1te bell auf.
! rWelde Sbee! 9lber au9 bas ioll
BEL 2euten Sbres Berufes porfommen,
obue baB eS serabe eine Sdanbe tit."
% ia-ber Stredbriei ipdre es
j INNER antwortete ber Doctor NIT
9umor. rGin ebrli9er Wann fist
+; feiue politiiden Gerien seipiiienbaft
| ab.
9aun la9ten aud bic iibri9en Damen
| in bem &reiie.
rSpreben Sie aus @rfabrung, 9err
Doftor?4 iaste Sriba @0rner i@els
mild.
sd riiuB bebauern, sndbises Sraus
lein, Sbnen feine intereiianten De-
tails aus jenen Gtdtten, mo alle ylabs
runssforsen idmeisen, mittbeilen gu
tUnnen. Sd bin ein 70 unbeoeutenoer
MenId, bab man mid nod ni6t elmer
Staatspenlion seipiirotst bat.
rMan ipeib ia, bab es in ber Welt
70 ielten na9 0erbienit seE, entse8s
nete bic junge Dame nit peritelltem
Grnit.
| (Sortiebnng folst)
ge lsbnt jtH, 1sob's Sarfaparila
| au broamen. Bel reinem 8lut branG'
| Sbr seine Ansf 5u hoben Dor Grippe
Il n IL - nh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-29
IN THE MINING WORLD

develop into one of the largest pro-
ducers in that end of the district.
The Morning Glory is also in good
Gre, and it is now the intention to go
TO the deep and determine the extent
and value of this valuable property.
At Silver City a great many lessees
are at work and there is an active and
growing demand for well located prop
critics.
The Yankee Girl is making regular
shipments of high grade ore; Prof.
NJ. z. Jones is making arrangements
for the thorough development of the
Sunbeam consolidated property, while
the Dragon Iron mine is shipping two
cars Of fluxing ore daily.
On the Black Dragon mine the tun-
mel cut into q fine body of ore Satur-
day night. This property is under the
superintendency of j. G. Marx, a sue
cessful miner, who will now line up
the old shaft on this ground and sink
On the ore until this old mine falls
into the ranks as paying proposition.
A strike is also reported on the Col
den Treasure, located between the
ShoebTidge -Bonanza and the Dragon
mine; while Manager Scott is sinking
On the Primrose and johannesburg
properties, and report has it that he
has uncovered pyritic ore, and that it
is the intention to sink below this
strata into the mineral below.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-29
STATE LINE DISTRICT.
All Indications Point to a Growing
and Permanent Camp.
Tho Mon, Limo DISTRICT in ,,,ac,to~,,

The New Line district, in western
Iron county, like a magnet, is attract
ing mining men from all over the west,
and from all indications it promises
to develop into one of the richest and
most permanent gold and silver camps
in the state.
Already several shipments of rich
silver ore, carrying well, in gold, have
been made in this district, and it is
expected that some time during the
present week McBurney and McDon-
aid will make shipment of high grade
gold ore from their Creole mine.
The Iron County Record, in speaking
of the district, says:
State Line district still continues
to make a favorable showing Late
reports say that there is no doubt but
that the vein revealed on the claim of
Mcdonald and McBurney that assayed
over $500 to the ton in gold, has been
struck at a point over 300 feet dis
tant on the opposite side of the loca-
ton owned by Middleton, Thorley &
Co., thus insuring these gentlemen a
vein OF this rich ore running the en-
tire length of their claim. Henceforth
we should hail them as miiiionaires
New Corners are arriving in camp
every day, and already it is beginning
to assume an air of activity. The Line
district is going TO do much for Iron
county and for Cedar City. It will
furnish market for the product OF
the farms, it will put into circulation
a great amount of ready money, and as
its population increases it will enable
Cedar City to locate the county seal
where it rightly belongs. Hurrah for
the State Line"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-29
OUR MINERAL PRODUCTS.
Output for the Calendar Year 1895
Reviewed at Length.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The min
eral products of the United States for
the calendar year 1895 are reviewed at
length in the mineral resources report
of the United States geological sur
vey. The report, which was compiled
by DR.. David T. Day, chief of division,
shows the total value of the product
as se11, 795, 290 This stands against a
production valued at $527 1858, 594 for 1894.
This is an increase Of $S0,0O0,O00. The
quantity and value OF the various
products for the year were as follows,
there being no output Of tin or ozocer-
tie:
Pig iron. s,446Sos. sos, 1850; silver
1900, 900, $50, 766, 800; gold, 2,27S629. SAT-,
lead. 161,440, s10,665, 04O; zinc, S9,6S6,
S6,27S,O2o quicksilver, 9s.104. $i,337,1 31;
aluminium, 100000, s4e4eOO; anthony
$50. SIS. 600: nickel, 1892, s3O91: plat
ineim. $50, $780, Total. s27O. 45S, 979
Bituminous coal, 135,11S.19S, $115,749,-
I'll; Pennsylvania anthracite, 15.7S5,l224
So, o19,272; building stone, 34,SSS,S16;
petroleum, 529s3,526. $57,691,S79; natural
gas, S13.06s.65o; brick clay, $4,000, 900
clay tall other than briclz}, $50, 600
SSo0,00N; cement, S,37l,401 s5,4s2, 514
mineral waters, 21,4S3,543. s4,254,2s7
phosphate rock, 1907. 773, SO, 4s7, 91s; salt
Is, SIS. 649, s4,423.06S: limestone for iron
fiux. 5.247.94S. s2,620,s74; zinc. white
$4,000, 100000
Gypsum. 2e5, SOB. sS07,477: borax, IL
$4,000. s595,900; mineral paints. 51.375
s618. 352; grindstones, S207,76S; fibros
tale, $271 695; asphaltum, 6S 163, $34S, PSI
soapstone. 20924, $271, 695
Precious stones. s113.621; pyrites, 49,.
$500 r.ars1 N T11r, = 1
slo6.256; oil stones, etc., S143, 204: mica
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-29
A Pron,istng Placer.

The Salmon Gold Mining company of
Lenhi county, Idaho, says an ex-
change. will start their first clean up
next week. when it is expected that
some four acres of gravel will have
been washed over An experimental
washing of 39-100 of an acre made late
last season showed $1,000 gold to the
acre, but an average yield of $4,000 per
acre is all that is counted upon. On
account of the cold weather this seas
on was six weeks late in opening, but
the company's bitches and reservoirs,
holding 22,08000O gallons of water, are
now full to overlooking.
The placer mine of the Salmon Gold
Mining company, located in Lemhi
county. Idaho, comprises $500 acres of
land With three pits now in operation
working six giants, there should be a
clean UP of our to six acres every
month. or % to 80 acres per year. The
life Of the property is thus shown to
exceed 100 years.
The company's hydraulic plant cost
exceeding s150,000; their electric light
plant enables constant working by day
and night The capitalization is 81
100000, divided into 100000 shares Of SIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-29
Activity in old Mining Camps.

1t is interesting to note that DID,
abandoned mining camps are now
strictly in the swim, and that in de-
serted districts there is now more ac-
tivity than for several years past.
Silver City and Diamond are illus
trations of the truth of this aSser-
ton, and before many months this
portion Of Tintic district will make a
record that will almost equal that of
Mammoth or Eureka. Mercur, of
course. is on little different basis,
yet, all the same, it was once a flour
ishing mining camp, and was then
abandoned for years. American Fork
canyon, once SO prosperous, and then
so dead, is also feeling the quickening
influences of capital and labor; Alta,
in Little Cottonwood, will receive more
than passing notice this year, and in
the head of Big Cottonwood, as soon
as the heavy SHOWS melt, will witness
more work and development than it
has since the Reed &: Goodspeed mine
closed down. Silver Reef, the famous
old sandstone camp, will also come to
the front with renewed life and activ-
ity, and throughout the state old min
ing camps, long neglected, will receive
the recognition they deserve.
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AROUND SILVER CITY.
Marked Activity Reported in This
Great Porphyry Belt.


Fred Redmond, the well-known as
eayer and metallurgist, who has just
returned from a visit to Silver City
and Diamond, in the southern end of
Tintic mining district, reports that at
the present time there is a great deal
of activity in mining circles in these
localities. and ne states that the sue
cesses there of late in a number of
ventures have inspired others TO fell
into line, in consequence of which this
summer will witness a great deal of
activity in the porphyry belt.
In the vicinity of Diamond there has
been renewed activity of late. In this
locality the Eva Mining company is
putting in a within and starting work
On the lower end OF the Bowers ledge
Work is also progressing on the Show
ers group owned by the Walker Bros.
In the Buckeye mine. which began
regular ore shipments this spring, a
fine body of ore was broken into last
week, Friday. The ore chute is large
and rich. and the mine promises to
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T,,e soda Well.


The company placed new double
cylinder pump in the soda we'll on
Tuesday, says the Star, of Green River,
Wyoming, which seems to meet all
requirements. 1t is very easily oper-
ated by hand power, by one or two
men, or can be worked by steam or
wind. Henry Franklin ard Al Nor
ris placed it in position and tested
its capacity. For several minutes a
capacity OF 20 gallons per minute was
developers ana. maintained from a
depth of so feet, The length OF the
pine in the we'll The limited num-
Der of evaporating watts was soon fill
ed. These continue TO leak, however, 10
an aggravaung degree.
AT 20 gallons per minute TWO men
could produce in ten hours 1900 pounds
of soda, the commercial value OF winch
in salt Lake is $50. This again corrob-
crates the statement or PROFESSOR
Knight that were the we'll pumped
continuously it could be made 10 yield
S12O per day, while the operating ex-
penses are but trifiing. The proper
thing for the company TO do now seems
to be to procure more watts that Will
retain water and gets its product ON
the market.
Three propositions have been receiv-
ed from outside parties within the past
ten days, One was proposal TO de-
veEop the enterprise, providing the
42,UuO unsold SHARES of capital stock
were given as a bonus with a three
months option on the shares now in
! other hands at 10 cents a share. The
! leading stockholders are of the opinion,
however, that the soda well is too
good a thing to be given away. much
as they would like to see it developed
beyond their present means to push
it,
A Salt Lake representative of east
ern capital has written for terms, and
says he feels confident that he has a
party on hand to purchase the plant
and the company's option on lands
at figure satisfactory to local men.
In the meantime we are all anXiousiy
waiting to see what we shall see.
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court, to A. H. Boomer Mr. Boomer
bid the property in for $780, The diff
culties among the owners led to litiga-
ton of which this sale is the result. 1t
develops that the new tunnel on the
Iowa claim has struck the ledge where
known what the average grade of the
ore body is, nor is the width of the
ore stated. but pieces of rock have been
taken out which, on being pounded up
in q hand mortar, have been found to be
worth as much as So pound. This dis
covery is at a depth of $50 feet from the
surface. The ledge at that point is
large and we'll defined