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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-18
PREPARING FOR
NEXT CAMPAIGN
Democratic headquarters to
Remsin In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. Isl O. Johnson.
chairman Of the Democratic nation
al executive COMMITTEES. came up
from Texas yesterday and took or
his coat to work many months for
the success % the party In 100 tn
executive orieer will make his brad
quarters next to those II samuel n.
Cook. general manager % the ways
and means COMMITTEES. on the tenth
fioor Of the Unity building.
Mr johnson, who IL the Kansas
national committeeman. snothrred
the story s.hich has baen circulated
from Warrington 60 the effect that
Senator Jones. chairman % the ma
tionai committee. was prciudiced
against establishing national head
quarters IN Chicago during the pre-.
sldeutiai campaign and proposed to
transfer the Offices TO washington
Mr. Johnson said there was no such
Intention on the part % Senator
Jones or the other executive officers
OF the organization.
A denial was also made ~ Mr.
Johnson Of tho story that Senator
Jones' would hold conference At
Washington win the party leaders
Of the committee.
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THE MAN FROM UTAH
WILL Be SEATED
The Status of RepreSentative-EIeCt
Roberts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORRECTED
Protests OF The Different Members Will MOI
Prevent Him From Taking
His Place.
CORRECTED

WASHINGTON n G. O
the Roberts. ~ Uta who
Poygam and against whose admission In the house
90 fe
tested election
election Tie therefore, footing
g
o
a %
hehnd that cnate In eana the fa ~ mrmbe when TIE
Tor action % the duty organized The roll
a
bsraect called BY and they forward and
y
stand aside un the house f organised the objection
cn~d with Hght 81 member Of The
question objection
n
Judiciary
the the objection The o. reference
- pos
Mr. Roberts disqualified BY % having plural wives
directed BY ei
exclude Mr. Reberts from the roll membership .
ntd and viii be futile lie practically nsr the
a
that body and the he deal, with By the
by a Of expulsion.
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NOW HE'S SORRY
THAT HE SPOKE
His Divine Inspiration Cost
Him Just $4,000.

ALBANY. Ky. oct. ts-DIvine In
SEPARATION = now doubted by J. G
Buck. q prominent citizen ~ this
place. against whom a verdict for
s.. 600 WIS awarded today In the cir
cult court - this county
Buck had ]. r. Leo arrested on the
charge ~ passing raised ~ bill TO
SEQ on him. on Tire wftnoas stand
Buck admitted that he did not re-
cngnize the man who gave him the
bill, but stated that he accused Lee
as the result 81 an inspiration which
had come to him from God. ON the
night following the Transaction. &C
cordiug 10 Bucks testimony. he sud
denly turned to mis- wife and ex-
claimed;
wife, know who passed tfat bill.
now"
You need not tell me-" promptly
responded Mrs. Buck Il know al
ready n WAS Tom Lee
Asa result 81 that inspiration he
made an affidavit against Lee, who
was acquitted. there being no tcs-
tlmouy against shin. Lee promptly
brought suit for $1,000 damages, and
the Jury decided that he was entitled
10 that sum without leaving the jury
box
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DOCTOR POWELL REEVES s2ss. lis Yeser Way Seattle
HER DREAM
COMES TRUE
New York Will Now Have
Rapid Transit.

NEW YORK. oct. is.-Af,cr thirty
years Of talking. New York has at
last started 60 give the people rapid
transit Corporation Counsel Wha-
len has placed hiH signature Of ap-
prevail 20 the terms ~ the contract
Tor building the underground road.
a meeting % the Rapid Transit
Commissioners Will he held in the
chamber Of commerce tonight. \
resolutions providing Tor advertising
for bidders to build the tunnel and
equip railroad on which trains will
run from the city hail to Harlem in
10 minutes Wili be PASSED.
Edward " shepard, counsel TO the
commission. is confident that before
the end NJ the week advertising Will
be- begun In three weeks bida may
be opened and the actual work Of
construction win begin before Jnnu-
AIRY I. 1900 according 10 the plans Of
Corporation Counsel Wtalcn and the
RAPID Transit board
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MAKE
A BIG HAUL
Wreck a Safe and Building
at REYNOLDS, Ind.

REYNOLDS. Ind. Oct. is. - The
bank here was robbed Of 81. 600 and
wrecked by an explosion at o'clock
this morning. Several citizens were
aroused by the sound Of the explo-
sion. and President J. c. Van Alta
and Cashier Dchling. with a number
OF ottcrH ran 10 the bank. They ar
rived NJ the building In time to see
four men run to two huggies and
dash away with the horses At fun
gaiiop.
4 posse was organized by 4 o'clock
and the pursuit Of the robbers begun.
Everybody was armed ana some
were In huggies. At Monticello. six
miles east Il was learned that the
robbers had driven through an hour
in advance Of the posse The tran
was lost east OF Monticello and the
members of the pursuing party sep
nrnted into squads and are securing
the country.
TIE bank building is complete
wreck The safe doors were blown
on the bank walls dismantled ana
the roof raeked. over 5000 In pennies
and silver pieces was scattered on
the floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-18
HOLLANDS CREW
NEARLY KILLED

NEW YORK, oct is-Thc crew Of
the Holland submarine boat had a
narrow escape from death by as
phyxiatlon today. The Holland, ar
ter . short trial run In the bay. ran
to her pier. " hen the crew OF six
men did not emerge In the usual
time. several men boarded the boat
and opened the manhole They dis
covered the interior filled with gas
and the crew In various stages Of as
phyxfatlpn. All were revived. one
Of the reservoirs in which gas Is con
fined under pressure had leaked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-18
SHELTER WILL
NOT BE READY
Delay In Building the Plant
at West Seattle.

The ives, Seattle smeitcr. which Is
10 BE- buiH BY the Paeinc Smelling
and Refining Company Will not b
ready for operation BY the first Of
the year. The result Of Edward ".
DreW's mission to the Eas, was not
very encouraging. The money -
available at once 20 build the smell
ter but a number of difficulties have
arisen IN the way Of guarantees
Mr. Drew requires the company
ooasrac,ins 10 build the snsitsr to
guarantee IS per cent. % the value
OF the concentrates. No one has yet
been found who will take up that
Kind % a proposition. IN an inter
view with a star reporter today he
said Il took the smeitsr matter up
with SIX concerns who build srnelfer
plants while I was In the East. They
all wish to make their guarantees on
certain grades Of ore. Trat does not
suit me. I have large mining inter
exts around here. and am building
the smelier especially TO handle the
output with a 90 ton srnetter my
own mines could keep things r0pv-
ing from the very start only Sart
OF the orc sent 10 the smelter will be
crude. I propose 20 put in stamp
mills ut all the properties. A. the
Plymouth and orphan Boy groups.
In the Index district. there will soon
BE- one nf the largest concentrators
On that section The machinery IL al
ready ordered.
Il am rather disappointed at the
delay on the suleiter. but hope to
have everything In operation early in
the spring The machinery at the
mills viii be In operation IN a month.
7 think that the FIRST fiume will
be In working order by next March"
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Now Co az Baggage.

CHICAGO. III, oct. is.--The bicy-
Gle must pay. The edict went forth
tody from a meeting " the general
agents of all railway lines
I'm the territory Compounded by
Chicago. Pittsburg. Buffalo. the ohio
river and the Great Lakes.
The meeting was held In Chicago.
and its result awaits the approval NJ
tho general PASSENGER agents Of the
linca east Of pittsburg and Buffalo,
and this IN as good ms granted.
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Municipal Ownership.

DIES MONIES. Ia. oct. 1s.-The
League OF Iowa Municipalities began
it's annual session here today and
VIII continue tomorrow. Today's
session was devoted to addresses on
various phases of the municipal own
crshlp questions, addresses being
made by Mayor John McViear. Of
Des Moines; Mayor John II. Red
mond. OF Cedar Rapids Edward
KILLER. Of Columbus, O. and Presl-
dent George A. Gates, of Iowa col
lege, Grfnnsll.
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ALIEN LAW
Is TO BLAME

4 numbar Of men who have been
mining In CasHiar district. northern
British Columbia. came south on the
steamer plrigo. They speak veil Of
the country. but say that as IL the
case with Atlln. the alien mining
law Il keeping many away from the
district. No new gold discoveries n
Importance have been made.
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A DEEP CHANNEL
IN THE MISSISSIPPI

PEORIA. III. Oct. 10. - Chicago
and St. Louis have united with the
people OF the Illinois valley for the
purpose n urging congress to i'm
prove the Deg PLANES and Illinois
rivers 80 na TO secure a deep water
way from Lake Michigan 20 the Mis-
siasippi river. After uuanimously
adopting a deep waterway memorial
90 congress the deep waterway con
ventlon adjourned. leoving the work
Of forwarding the enterprise IN tho
hands u an executive committee. ~
which col Isaac Taylor Is chairman.
This committee will meet IN Spring
field in two or three weeks 20 organ
re campaign. Sub -eommlttees
VIII b. appointed. the most import
ant of which viii be the federal re-
IntIouH r0mmlttse. whose members
viii ea.ry the deep waterway mem
orial 10 Washington.
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EYES
LARYEX.
Ne Cured Me Of Deafness. .

'tff Asafnsss came re- siHlf sit years asn.
U''h BAD rnHtnz Eaiaes la ny bad. rhiat
ff.sifHrd a.r stratis ~ rausfFrsfisn. HaH
ia ssa asssrlr = ralta thsif ra4ass assu af.saks
.nH T. 60 saH afH-AHl tar tal8s ! aHzIif only
afsr - a4efaA "A tlasH tuifaa. ~ eaaid ~
catch std ~ h-afnF fsFiflF Improved
Under % Reeves treatment ms hraf
E'0i ana the flngteg uaiafs have tn'ifelf
sfaFnFd -
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The police are eth working on the
Kiodt diamond robbery There are
no new developments Of importance
as yet but the officers feel confident
that they will yet locate the guilty
parties
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He Saved Nv Eyes. -

NJ st-s Eere a. tad J taa 70 step frsfina
euilsaif Ths Hirriraas. the tAaffiug shd D.
sfufuH thr ewes uaaa rnr iraf total blindness
% Reeves Hsasfsf HeeF dfHsssFH ~ the rFaa
lu HrHfafulF aHHtrffni ear raH 80 rord
sni. Hssf - ali. can rad siih ceniorf /
ras aHfei 'n sharf f.rar. shIie athsf dos
t.fs fsapsrsd u.th uf rYfs Zoe thf rsa -
rrsrH
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INCORPORATION.

The Rainier Cigar Factory. with
a capital stock Of $40 O00 In so shares
has filed articles 81 incorporation.
Arthur Wright, Nicholas Benbover
and q. VI. Emory are the directors.
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He Cured MY Stomach. "

'.rsfHrs asansiifrd ~ usafrs nv sforiach
SO vsff lat Tic asyrrr pains. hslci.ius.
hiasfHHaHs. hH# aaW Ffangs wFtr sWtnl
iaH faffy pafssis In less than year thank
Cod r urs H4 f14taHa fa e. - this great
dHrfHF. $50 rssfrd tne
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DIR. POWELL REEVES
kofa 5Ieea. MS Ysslsr way, Seattle
I AND WAS CURED.

DIS Re 70 rfHfiFr. THAT I. 1Ofi
~ kslf naN : fssIfsts a A.atfte "a s.h
hafe lived u -faitif o. ten laI years 1
asn nas wufttpF 81 Ballad y a. Aafess
afs - tufila hafassfs ~fufe raa 80
i'ft Atd tried ssssfsi doctors ard fsslrss'
~ tzhsht I ftad to adsstfis-Husng u T.
row III HtgfE IN ths sFasi IhfsiHrsnf#
- sft ialf safns asstnr I aAN duINu IT,
tuNki ~ uH hEEfFS TLsy al sastsaI
ns ttst nf hftFss sc q saask. AsIt I did
~ bed ussm spi ! srnf % bf Reeves. nd
BE- faHrd me- NJ eufHplatft 80 q IHs uasat
isf~ = hidust. hlshtrr and statuash tfatt
- ! uulid sifisr sii sief iersaas "a &
iltisn . 49, el1'side fartufa - oihHf f=1ris
81 ~ fusrli Reeves andrfafands haa T. cure
sies peupls. tsaau~ - cured m.. snd : vii
sns-sf IN nefngn 49, qtfstiuns as i-tfsrs
aaffssssd T. me caHasruiHE nJ rnfauisIrft
JOEL " AsEf
haiissd =. o.. Rsdh.
Care a Curtis tlsfasafs store.
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DIR. Powell Reeves
Successful Physician! The Sklu Surgeon The Eminent Special
The Worlds Bencactor Pcrma-
ncntly Located! Consult Him This Day! The
Noble Work of Great Specialist

he is the
tina Of
dr II
rgy and ambi on nc nsm a.
a o the
That has looked further into life and penetrated deeper the Sc
r o n
mab Hundreds and thousands throughout British
M in o
healer doing for suffering humanity
below and we'll worth the careful
prum a in o medic
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He Cured Me Of Catarrh."

y hsa CasaFTh fof = long tsfnr Il affect.
"a M had 4as thfast ard thsfs we're
zruuths iu rnF nnss Dr. Reeves new trratl
mrni Il Just splrrjid ! never tired surs
thIrs that 80 ne - much GOOD ! ara
recommending il 70 81 ms frissds %
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Bi sis.-- ,mAAeTs

INDEX CALUMET NINE.
ONE 'of the prize-wlnnera at ths
Spokane exhibit. Re are nOw
shipping ore. and are Offering a
limited amount % the treasury
stock 1t i5c q share For further
particulars concerning ASSAYS and
saupler. Cal or write 10 The office.
ca First avenue. Tel. Main g7s.
r. A. CORHf17T.
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He Cured My
Consumntion.r

'fnt p~~rsx nwfrf - runsnupsfan -
60 tea 3gssafs hsd Efssn ne a. - sHs ~
Discovery H. EeftainlF sn sh-'nfs earr -
consumption 4 tskea in tim n zee haee
felssaiaf.iica. g. 20 - hssvss - ks is tiss
anlf dzetoT ! sfef ksafd - that c-aia reals
cure asnsszsnffian-"
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HEAD NOISES.

'lA~sius Hsftes tfra,msut h.s taksa ti.z
iisasfsratls Huslfs nHt- est q mr cas-
that bad srnafrd Has - Is yeas H.
#urH tiae tha fazftua 81 ~ - alaf feel
sfsat tagfHassmsat ln ~ grnrfaI hfHita.
whtfh l. fssiis q ia iiafasprathie tfssi
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ToHsILs

Itfs nsrthsr aid sAffhaf kst furNIitts
fuf tssru yszu. essfN tinss - ssashi caiA.
- = tssilf = Il gFiHps iils nifsIlug 80
greet 81 hlshi * augsid nss'it ssfsnsls.
hs nsesf sttslrsi shs fsiist To- his ff,rsi4r
anti 80 tea Aia e. uaztsf hsusss fts
- =. - - ILaa-r-a.r.a :.
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sslOs6 eOilotss AsD eeAIaAeIoas.

SEATTLE BRIDGE 90. a~ ffAiIasfs Il brfdg.
o. wtarfaa. coal eunssFa etc, liis cIif-
ins aHd Foundations. dealers 90 piles. lVss
Ii III.
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nr. Annie Russell
Diseases Of women, - Hinckley blk
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HEAD

s-ftastrf Reeves tfsaiuasHs - rfsfssi0sft
w tfasair azrlr ts So rrsz 49,. ea-ild
have nHafaiaIa in ny hfsa rsefr Sfsfrrssa
a. asefaek Flsnei 5sdra Is nuald rafaf -
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$1,000 Reward

For any case or Rupture or Hernia We fail "a
cure. No hlndrance from business
Consolidation. personally or by letter FREE.
Thausands cured. Office and paflars private.
You see NJ one but the doctor. BEFORE cauiiiER
your case. consult the old doctors
4 friendly letter or call may save future suf-
FERNS and shame. and add golden years 90
life Medicines sent every herr areurs from er-
posture once hours. 90
Terms FOR treatment sirlctty cash.
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FCtt SALE o. rsnt-Tsns all fiEes. nsw ans
sscuuf hand. ehaSp. invalid roller chairs
l. ohspin. EiKIh ans Pike street
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BRONCHIAL TUBES.

"laaffnf Reeves estfs4 80 egush have
40 bsd = talsh 81 cola Tits #iHtff
fssi sell isd - fflse4s Fsasfs aaw eel 1
Eak hfesfhs freely ! eat veil. siesH
eel and tasi sell. I hsd hfanthftts"
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DEkII.I..

ATLAS pys wnrks. ~ Unioa street. Tsls-
ttens uur 1901. The euly frtneh Dys
liesgns Ia the city.
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HEATTLE cloihs. Pressing Co keep y0a
clothes In share for 81 ~ mo- eyeink
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or rYr roTufY
HIND. IN. nrEvTs
HrsTonEn rms gCur
MrST TO pR. REEVES
NV FrsRTp M WAS slowly
Cnisd iSfo CONSUMPTION.
CuHRn nv DR REFyFs
UNABLE TO BREATHE
mRorgg HrR Sosr sur
pn REEvrs TREATED
MS STOMACH rRorHiE
gcCEssrr1tY.
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DANCING AcADKMY.

a. a. DEPEw. dentist. spseiAIi,, N crow
ans nriGss vera. AZ bu-s- buiidins.
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sNaT asa suly borough dancing sctseel ID
city RaHke haiL FSf,h ard PIKE.
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MALI IiI.Ir.
nusINI~s ooLLIops.

-. " HoHGHroN. tli. H5. nc. H7
Collins block.
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81 tHf faafnia4 if ssf siuaFs safse ~hsa
3 ,.ss eaia. ant I sauEtt ssii Easily, IL
a. a4f5 cured ne
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TWO sTERS-WHEEL ENGINES
and n Marine Boiler and pumps. all
IN good condition. Apply Calm &
Cahn. cor Railroad az. and Yesler.
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sroN.or ANp WAREHOUSE.

RAISER 4 MORGAN. toe-sio oee'd.ntal av:
negotiable recslr,s accepted IS eollatersl,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-20

been made has been run a. considerable
distance It's course was IN the. onpo-
site direction to which Simms & Co.
run a crosscut from the Iona Coming
shaft
The theory long held that with depth
the rich values would be exhausted has
not only proven wrong, but it is
demonstrated that the greater depth
attained, the higher are the values
the Orizabas into their old place again,
and the properties must now be re-
garded as being in the first rank of the
rich ones in the district.
From three places now ore, and good
ore, is being mined on FL Paso COM
pany's ground. The surface find re-
Gently opened by Superintendent Til
lery is holding out with depth, and ore
is being saved for shipment. Simms &
Co. are still breaking ore in Orizaba
ground from their shaft on the Iona
Coming.
It. j. Moynahan this evening con-
firmed the reported find made by the
diamond drill in the Los Angeles. From
the end of the drift at the second level
the drill was started and at a distance
of about $50 feet it pierced an ore
body about six feet wide, the assay
values of which showed it to be good
for $50 to the ton. a shaft has been
started to prospect for this mineral
The main working shaft is to be deep
ened, and it is probable that no more
prospecting will be done until a greater
depth is attained. The new electric
hoist is now in use, hosting ore for the
different lessees on the property. The
new Gre bins have been finished, and
work on the other surface improve
ments is rapidly nearing completion.
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DISCOVERY OF PLATINUM.
Money Needed For Development of
Copper Properties.
Grand Valley Times.)

Some ore taken out of the La Sales
district last fall was analysed at Den
Yer this winter and found to fun about
$50 a ton in platinum. This is the first
knowledge that that rare mineral ex-
listed in this district. Platinum is on
the same footing in value as gold and
its use in electric appliances is in
creasing. We failed to learn in what
part Of the district this ore came from
but the parties Will be in in the early
spring and carry on some extensive
development work on the lead.
A few thousand dollars distributed
among citizens of this valley for cop
per properties would put this valley
on a boom basis. a copper mine is
rarely a poor mans property 1t is a
class of mineral that requires large
amount of capital to put on a paving
basis. Large amount Of development
work must be done to assure a. body of
ore to justify the erection of a. reduc-
ton plant. 1t is rare that much ore
is found Of sufficient richness to bear
the expense of shipment long distances.
Once a property in a district is de-
veloped to a paying point it means a
rush of business for that section in all
branches. 1t is such arising out of
copper districts to the south that Moab
has been languishing for a number of
years. Now that copper has taken
great advances in price it ought to
hurry on the booming times hoped for.
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BREAK INTO HORN SILVER.
Rich Ore Found In the Merrimac
Mine In Arizona

A Denver News special from Chlor-
ide, Ariz., says:
A large body of high grade ore was
broken into by the night shift on the
Merrimac mine last night. The new ore
body is in a new drift on the 200-foot
level of the main shaft, which has been
going down the past few weeks. The
mine already has a large quantity of
ore ready for shipment, and the new
strike viii also increase the shipment.
The new body of horn silver broken
into by Charles Gross on his prospect
adjacent to the Minnesota mine last
week continues as good or better than
at first, occasional threads of wire sill
yer appearing now and then in the
quartz. Since the discovery of this ore
it is very generally conceded by old
miners that it is the extension of the
Minnesota, the ore being very similar
in character, but not SC rich or in such
quantity. Mr.. Gross will prosecute
work vigorously.
The Elkhart mine is, as it has been
for some time, shipping some of the
richest concentrates it has ever been
the good fortune of the mine to have.
The situation of the Elkfart being on
a direct extension of the Tennessee
mine and next to the Johnny Bull and
Silver knight, on the same line, rem
ders it highly possible that it will pro-
duce ore more marvellous in its rich
ness and quantity than ever before, be-
fore many weeks pass.
y big sale Of the Oro-Plata gold
mines, a district eight miles southeast
of here. is reported today that, if true,
will aggregate in the neighborhood of
5000 OOO
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Mining Notes.

De Lamar Correspondent to Phoebe Mes
senger: A two-foot vein of ore has been
encountered in the lower workings of the
Magnolia, which assays $6,6i3. principally
gold The formation is different from
anything on the upper workings.
News, Golconda, New: j. ]. Esselstyn
and G. w. Miller, mining men from Salt
Lake City. have been exporting mines in
Kennedy district. They represent large
capital and are looking for good prop
critics. The gentlemen took many sam
pies and are having them tested.
Times. Albion, Ida: The proposition to
run tunnel in the hill and tap a num-
Der of claims on Conner creek is fast
the scheme being now in Salt Lake plac-
ing the matter before mining experts and
securing data as to the possible cost of
the project.
Times, Haley. Ida: T. M. Shelter has
located plot of land $50 feet in length by
800 feet in width, on Cottonwood canyon,
in Lava Creek mining district, for a mill
site, to be known as the Forest millsite.
The land is situated about one and a half
miles from the mouth of said canyon and
five miles from Martin postoffice.
Butte Intermountain: Twenty-seven
bars of gold bullion were shipped by the
Granite-Bimetallic company last Monday.
Although the shipments were not as large
as in former years. they are becoming
quite regular. and before long the output
week the Bimetallic mill is expected to
be running in full force on ore taken from
the Granite mine. The work of repairing
the shaft and putting the mine in shape
for extensive operations is said to be near
ing completion.