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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-08


bingham IS TO have another cyanide
mill, and, from all accounts, it is to be
a daisy.
The Herald was authoritatively in
formed yesterday that within the next
60 days, providing the weather was
good. a new cyanide mill was to be in
operation ct the Old Jordan & Ga
lena mine, in the "Old Reliable" and
that this would give one more plant Of
this character to this grand old camp,
whose mineral resources are incompar-
able. as wen as immense.
This plant, according to The Herald S
informant, is to have a daily capacity
of treating 100 tons of mineral, and 1t
is to he one of the finest mills of this
character to be erected in this western
country. as the equipment is to be
frst-clasS in every respect, and Will
kembrace all the latest improvements
and appliances. While the machinery
is TO be OF the very best.
The works viii be built as an addi-
tion &c the o. ]. & G.. ccncentrator, and
the power for the same will be derived
from the latter mill, so that, with con-
ditions favorable, it viii not be long
new before the company will also be
sending in its monthly or seml-monthly
shipment oe cyanides.
the mill in operation, the supply is
simply ineXhaustible, as in the mine
there are two miles of underground
workings which are all ia this class Of
ore, which is a splendid teaching min
eral by the cyanide process, while the
ore zones are all of 220 feet in width.
the average metallic contents of the
same being five ounces silver and $3.50
in gold TO the ton, and as a high eX-
traction IS expected. il viii be readily
seen that there is the wealth of a
Rethschild or q Vanderbilt in this vast
area OF low grade mineral, which is
but . continuation of the zone or de-
post from which Colonel II. q. Hebron
has been extracting ore for the past
two years, and which he has succeeded
in handling so successfully at the old
Spanish mil
Bingham has long been noted for its
output Of lead and silver ores, but the
indications are that its great record in
The future will be in its production of
gold.
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Mining Around Marvsvale.

Piute Pioneer: George T. Henry re-
ceived 2 telegram from B. s. Phillips
while he was in New York, saying that
the money to take up the bond on the
Deer Trail had been positively raised,
and that the sale would be a sure go.
w. II. Ware of Salt Lake City who
was connected with the civil engineer
ing department of the Rio Grande
Western when that road was construct
ing its line through Sewer county,
arrived in town on Monday night. He
came TO look after his mining interests
in this part of the country
Paul Dubini has been building quite
a fne house, for miners cabin, at
the Ontario mining claim. This prop
erty is owned by Judge Sargent, Chris
Kottke and Mr.. Dubini. A man from
Lincoln, Neb., has a bond and lease on
the last two interests. a large amount
of development work is expected to be
done next year.
The new strikes made in the Branch
has brought Elias Morris of Salt Lake
City, agent for the company, down to
see what it all means. He talks as
though a force Of men will be kept at
work developing that property all
winter, and they will commence ship
ping ore as soon as the weather per
mits and they get it opened up so they
can handle the ore economically.
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Healthy. Happv Babies

Are generally the offspring of healthy,
happy mothers. 1t would hardly be
natural if it were otherwise. The baby's
health and happiness depend on the
mothers. The mothers condition dur
ing CESSATION particularly exerts an in
fiuence on the whole life of the child.
If woman is not careful at any other
time, she certainly should be during
the period preliminary to parturition
1t is a time when greatest care is nee
essary, and nature will be the better
for little help. Even strong, well
women will find themselves feeling bet
ter, their time of labor shortened and
their pains lessened, if they will take
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. To
those whom troubles, peculiarly femi-
nine, have rendered in any degree
weak, it will prove a veritable blessing.
1t is good, general tonic for the whole
system, and at any time will promote
the proper and regu'Hr 49,
the organs. 1t is a medicine for women
only, and fer all complain.s -.
their sex, is of inestimabIe value.
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A Favorite Calendar.

With the approach of a new year
most people discover the need of
new calendar. This fact accounts for
the great number of these articles that
burden the mails at this time Among
them all the one which suits US best is
that published by n. W. Aver & Son,
Newspaper and Magazine Advertising
agents, Philadelphia The 1898 edition
has just arrived and been put in COM
mission. Perhaps its chief attraction is
that the figures are clear enough to be
read across a room. 1t is, however
most handsome specimen of the print
ers' art, while its business talk always
interests business men. We are not
surprised to learn that the edition has
been doubled in recent years. It's price
(25 cents}. includes delivery by mail to
any address in perfect condition.
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The Boss Tweed.

Z. N. jenkins has taken a lease on
the Boss Tweed, to run IS months, says
the Tintic Miner, and has secured an
option on . control of the stock for
that length of time. Active work will
be begun at once. and the mine thor
cughly developed. The property con-
sits OF the Boss Tweed, located in
1883, and a fraction called the Boss
Tweed Extension, located in 1885,
Both claims are patented, and join
the Carisa on the south. The ground
is owned by the Boss Tweed Mining
company which is capitalized for $780,
600. A tunnel has been run in $50 feet,
from WHARF, a shaft is down 275 feet.
with drifts at intervals of about so
feet. From the bottom of the shaft
a drift has been run north toward the
Car:sa. a distance of 800 feet, and
Wine sunk into very good body of
copper which carries a fair value in
gold. We understand it is the inten-
ton oe the management to sink the
shaft tothe 500, and upraise a dis
lance of about 60 feet to the surface.
giving them a nearly verticle shaft
w. NJ. Nesbit, who was reported to
have accepted the management of the
property, says the report is erroneous,
but that he will possibly be associated
with the management. He is thor
oughly familiar with the property and
pronounces it one of the best undevel-
oped proposition in this wonderful dis
frict
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have unbounded faith in. their future.
ATTACK ON NORTHERN LIGHT.
Mercur Is Firm, While Sacramento
Chronicles Decided Advances.


Chronicles Decided Advances.
|. Trading was lively again on the floor
of the mining exchange yesterday, and
the transactions of the day ran up
into good money.
At the opening of the call consider
able attention was paid to Ajax. but
the public fancy had switched from this
stock for the time being and was cen
tered very largely on Northern Light,
which was beared to the que. II S
taste,'' as the saying is, and the deal
ings in this security. was heavy and on
a declining market, sales ranging from
81 cents down to 32A. A bear attack
was also made on Geyser- Marion,
which has been very quiet during the
past week. and at the close sales We're
chronicled at SOY and 90 cents. Mann
moth was in good form but holders re-
fused toilet go at quotations given be-
low. Mercur was wanted at $3.50, and
repeated bids failed to draw out any
of this gilt-edged security. Overland
was in good form, While Sacramento
advanced to 2715 cents in the bidding
and closed strong at this figure. Sun
shine figured in the transactions of the
call at 35 and 3211S cents.
In the unlisted stocks an unsuccess-
full attempt was made to bear Chloride
Point, and the stock was favorite
with stock investors. 2,200 shares
changing hands at 551a cents. Dalton
caused some dispute among the brokers
and a sale was posted on the board at
y cent. South Swansea was very
strong and made advances in the quo
tations. The balance of the unlisted
securities We're weak and but barely
noticed.
The transactions of the day were as
follows:
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LION HILL MINES.
The Splendid Showing In the North.
ern LIGHT and Chloride Point.

L. Il. Curtis and Gill S. Peyton have
returned from Lion Hill. where they
have been for the purpose OF directing
operations in the two leading producers
in that loeality-the Northern Light
and the Chloride Point. which, from all
Indications. are on the same great min
eral belt and ore zone.
At the Northern Light according to
Manager Curtis, all is WELL and the mill
is running in most satisfactory man
ner on ore which runs about 81 TO the
ton, the extraction being high, while
in the mine excellent progress is being
made in the way of development and
magnificent ore bodies are being block
ed out preparatory TO increasing the
force il order to get the mineral out
10 the mill in desired quantities. In
the new ore zone, recently encountered.
the showing is also most encourag ing.
and as drifting on the vein of quartz
progresses gains are noted in size and
quality, the average values across the
three and a half breast of mineral be-
ing over 126 ounces silver and fair val
ues in gold, while portions of the body
run as high as $50 ounces in the white
metal, and the ore is ofexcellent leach
ing quality.
At the Chloride Point everything is
also looking well and with every days
work the amount of mineral blocked
out is increased until it begins to look
as if it would become difficult to meas
ure the immense ore reserves, in which
there are also zones OF high grade
stuff Mr.. PeytOn is exhibiting button
OF silver which was run down from
ore from the mine which assayed over
1.50G ounces in the white metal to the
ton, besides good gold values
Work is progressing nicely with the
new mill and the tanks are now be-
ing put in
Both Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. Peyton were
well pleased and satisfied as to the
conditions of these two properties, and
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The Old Jordan and GaIena Will
Put In Plant.
VAST BODIES OF GOLD ORB
DISCLOSED IN THE WORKINGS
OF THIS OLD PRODUCER.

The Demand Fer Antimony-Brice,
i the Gold Maker, Receiving Regu-
lar Consignments From Nevada
Lien Hill Mines-The Splendid
Showing In the Northern Light
and Chloride Point-Bears Attack
Northern Light-Mercur Is Firm,
While Sacramento Chronicles De-
cided Advances = Eagle Valley
Activity-Extsnsive Developments
In Contemplation For the Coming
Year-American Fork Onyx
Group of Claims Sold-spring
That Yields Gold-Tintic District
News-Mining Around Marysvale
The Boss Tweed-Theft of Gold
stoclzs-Discovery of Platinum
Mining Notes and Personals.
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A clever Trick.

1t certainly looks like it. but there is
really no trick about it. Anybody can
try it who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters This
medicine tones up the whole system.
acts as a stimulant to the Liver and
Kidneys. is a blood purifier and nerve
tonic. 1t cures Constipation, Head
ache, Painting Spells, Sleeplessness and
Melancholy 1t is purely vegetable. a
mild laxative, and restores the system
to it's natural vigor. Try Electric Bit
tiers and be convinced that they are a
miracle worker Every bottle guaran-
teed. Only soc. q bottle at q. c. NJ L
drug store.
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cal instruments. rare books, jewelry,
silverware and clothing. The burglary
took place while there We're seven or
eight persons in the house, a party of
three being in the adjoining room
The mining stock represents COM
panies in the Mercur, Tintic and Amer
lean Fork districts, in Utah, and dis
tricts in Colorado. mostly gold stock.
None Of the stock is negotiable. Mr.
Jacobs IS secretary of the Utah state
bureau of promotion and publicity.
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GROWING CHILDREN.
The Period When the Nervous Ac-
tivity Is at Its Greatest.
The Home Doctor:

The Home Doctor:
Against the practice of giving tea
and coffee to children, we cannot speak
too strongly. Childhood is the period
when the nervous activity is at it's
greatest. The brain is ever busy re-
ceiving new impressions. Reflex ac-
ton, coordination of muscles and the
special senses are all under a special
course of training.
The nervous system is pushed to it's
utmost capacity, and long is the list
of victims that follow its over-stimula-
ton. In these little people nothing
but harm can. come from the use of
such cerebral stimulants as tea or
coffee. Bad. then, as this practice is,
let US as physicians be aggressive in
its prohibition.
Do not b. satisfied by answering
NO" when asked as to its use, bul
let US teach the families with whom
we come in contact that such practice
is evil. We speak emphatically, be-
cause not only among the poor and
uneducated, but among the rich, who
should know better. this practice is
marvelously prevalent"
Children like a warm beverage for
breakfast and ii is we'll for them to
have it if the drink is a food and not
a drug.
Postum Food Coffee is made to sup
ply rich nourishing liquid food
with a crisp coffee taste, for those
who cannot and should not use coffee.
Analysis shows it to contain about
fourteen per cent of muscle forming
and 66.11 per cent of energy
and fat producing elements, which go
to nourish and sustain the delicate
nerve centers throughout the body and
from which the vital energy proceeds
The supreme Importance of proper
food in place of drugs is not generally
but, the success of child
or adult, depends largely upon proper.
sustenance for the body. Children
who depend upon the intelligence of
their elders to furnish them with good
food deserve our most careful attention
and thought upon this subject
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MISToOK HIS OWN SON.
Queer Reasons For Contesting Gen.
Torrence's Will.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-The will of the late
General Joseph Terrence is to be con-
tested. The contestant is Davis Tor
rence. n young farmer of Logan county,
Illinois, who asserts he is the son of
General Terrence by the latter's first
wife, whom he married in Ohio, and as
such is entitled to a sons share of the
estate. David Torrence's reasons for
contesting the will are peculiar. He
says that General Terrence at the time
of his death was under an insane ilIu-
sion that David Terrence was not his
son but his nephew, and for that rea-
son left him only $3.50. The claimant
also declares General Terrence died
Oct. 81, 1896. leaving an estate valued
at about $600000, the bulk of which he
bequeathed to his then supposed only
child, Mrs. Jessie Norton Terrence
GoWan. of New York
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LIVELY AT sKAGUAY.
Town Promises to Be Red Hot In
Every Respect

Skagway, Alaska, JAN ?, via Seattle,
Wash, Jan. Lot Jumping in
Skagway is a leading industry. Scarce
" a day passes that does not witness
several lot jumping cases. Building
operations are being pushed night and
day Some of the buildings being
erected are to be used as hotels and
lodging houses, more are dance halls,
variety theatres and saloons. The
town is lively and each incoming
steamer bringing hundreds of people.
1t is almost impossible for people to
secure hotel or lodging house accommo-
dations. The restaurants, saloons and
gambling houses are thronged day and
night while general business is good.
Tents are being put up wherever an
available site can be found. This site
is generally in the street.
w. B. Sampson, the first postmaster
of Skagway took charge of his Office
yesterday.
Fully 300 people were in line at 4
o'clock today waiting for mail. While
the crowd waited a number of comic
songs were sung.
Owing to the large number of chill
dren in Skagway a public school has
been found necessary. The first school
will open tomorrow in the new church
building.
The first marriage to take place here
was celebrated Saturday night, the
groom being Patrick Boynor and the
bride Miss Jennie Mack
Ed Lard, the man who was re-
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Abstracts of instruments fled with tn,
recorder Jan. Z. 1885, compiled by the Sc
curity Abstract Co:
Sarah Heath Cannon Ward to W. A
Neiden. part block Heath's subs 81
Naomi V Beckstead 10 South Jor-
dan Milling Co, part section H.
township south. range vest 1Ol
w. w. Ritter ct al. to Gilbert S. Pey-
ton ct al. part lot 2 block IS. Ten
Acre Plat A and other lands.......
Salt Lake City to estate of Morgan
A Williams. part block 8. plat F.
Salina Sanger to J. w. Culley, part
lot 3, block q, plat G...........-..... 50l
Sarah Heath Cannon Ward to John
Z. Dooly, part lot 2, block 81, plat
a, and other Iands..... ............. $685.
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Discovery of Platinum.

Fort Worth. Tex, Jan. IA rich de-
post OF platinum has been discovered by
expert miners from California. They re-
Gently bought 800 acres of land in Jack
county. near Jackboro and after sink
ing 110-foot shaft found numerous sam
pies of platinum at a depth OF so feet
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Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts yesterday
were as follows:
Mccormick & Co.. bullion. $3.50; ores.
7: R. Jones & Co.. ores. $500; bullion,
IS, 900; gold bars, 81, $50.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Reports from the lower part of the
county indicate that the number of acres
planted in beets curing the coming spring
will be larger than at any time since the
Lehi factory began business.
q g 81
The Home Fire Insurance company yes
terday paid the Peoples Forwarding COM
pany S66l-91. the full amount of their loss
by the recent fire.
Heber ]. Grant & Co. report u c. NJ
I. stock holding UD at sos to $40 per
share, and a good demand for Coop.
Wagon & Machine Co. and Utah Sugar
Co. stocks.
g @ 8
The new Alta club building. at Brigham
and State streets. is almost rooted in. The
handsome edifice now begins to tell what
it will be like when finished; it will form
a decided ornament to that historic sec
ton of the city
$ 8 9
Yesterdays clearings were S2s7, Os2. as
compared with S234. 140 for the correspond
ing day of last year.
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DESPERATE TRAMP.
Robbed Station Agent and Held Off
O. Gang Until Shot.

Cheyenne Wells. Colo, Jan. Am
unknown tramp, who at the point of a
revolver robbed w. e. Meyers, station
agent of the Kansas Pacific railroad at
Weskan last night, and subsequently
set fire TO the snow shed near Sharon
Springs, was killed by Section Fore
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Silver and Lead.

The silver and lead quotations yesterday
were as follows:
cents: spot, 81 cents
Lead, brokers', $685.
Copper, lake, 81; casting, S1O.37l5
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Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk. Va, was
frightfully burned on the face and neck.
Pain was instantly relieved by De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. which healed
the injury without leaving a scar. It is
the famous pile remedy. A. C. Smith,
c. D. Swift.
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Theft of Gold Stocks.

Chicago. Jan. burglars entered the
residence Of w. w. Jacobs, at II Wav-
erly Place. last evening. and carried
away mining stock valued at $4,000,
besides a collection of rare coins, must
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Mems overcoats~25 per Cent Off

Mems heavy beaver cloth overcoats,
dark blue and black; regular price
$3.50; two days less discount 20 per
cent, $6.3S. All other overcoats in the
house, and no better made, for two
days, 25 per cent off.
AT WALKERS
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1t is easy to catch a cold and just as
easy to get rid of it if you commence
early to use One Minute Cough Cure
1t cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneu-
monia and all throat and lung troubles
1t is pleasant to take, safe to use and
sure to cure A. c. Smith. c. D. Swift.
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man Forseberg this morning. The
tramp refused to surrender and opened
fire upon the section gang before he
was shot down.
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Long Pants Suits!

Single breasted, perfect fitting,
guaranteed all wool in blue and black
cheviot, ages 10 to 49, $685.
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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AMERICAN FORK ONYX.
Group of Claims sold-spring That
Yields Gold.

Lehi. Utah, Jan. mr.. John Davey
has lately come in from the onyx
claims in American Fork canyon. He
reports some very fine specimens in
sight and says hundreds of tons of the
best of onyx can be seen. The claims
take in a large area, and for 450 feet
by measurement can this beautiful
stone be viewed. Mr.. Davey, with
other gentlemen who are interested,
today signed papers for the sale of this
property to parties in the east
The claims have been valued at s10,-
600. In the cave in the property is a
beautiful lake, and the onyx will be
very easy to get out. The quarry is
situated on the side of the mountain,
and the onyx will have to be lowered
to the wagon road. 1t is expected that
the company which viii take charge
of the property will, in the very near
future, commence shipments to the
east.
GOLDEN. SPRINGS.
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A Bargainl

a BargalnI
Natural wool shirts and drawers
(extra long,. sizes 80 to A, S. cents
suit. F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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SALES GA STOCK.

100 Geyser-Marion at 9015 cents.
300 Geyser- Marion at 80 cents.
1900 Northern Light at "a cents.
1000 Northern Light at 3S15 cents.
1000 Northern Light at .9S cents.
500 Northern Light at 323z cents.
100 Sunshine at 35 cents.
500 Northern Light at 1914 cents.
1900 Chloride Point at 5515 cents.
1000 Dalton at Il cent.
The closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
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The statements of those who have
been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla
prove the great merit of this medicine.
Get only Hoods
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GOLDEN SPRINGS

Mr.. Davey is also interested in
spring of water in the canyon which
yields gold. He has tested it and has
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CALL OF UNLISTED STOCKS.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Yesterdays clearings were S237. oS
compared with S234. 140 for the corresl
ing day of last year.