The Florence tribune., 1901-11-02
THE 100000 STICK.
4 Magnetic Ore Locator that Is Said ,o
 Have Proven Success in Jerome.
From the Mining News.

During the time since mining has been, attempts to locate ore bodies by other means than that of running tun- neis, drifts and crosscuts, and sinking shafts and winzes nave been sonrce of amusement to those engaged in that business. The clairYoyant has reaped many rich harvest from the suscep- hole, aud the man with the "divining rod" has place in the front rank of what large III sjority of the mining world class as fakes" Many d con- vert to spiri uAlism has travelled thou sands ef miles to consult his favorite medium as to where the ore bodies Were locate within the bound tries of his gronp of claims, put up to the year 1901 there had been out one way of diseov ering ore-the process of delving in the groand-that has at all proved success ful, Every other process had proved but fake, pure aud simple. With the eoming of the second year of the present century, ssisn:e has .on. fJr- ward, am with tn-assi,t4aee 0f etes- tricity, is gradually e5nvsrtiag tle uu believer iu the nAgic of an ore locator.
 The su cess of the nagle.isoce Joe. tor has not yet oeen aeknO .vleaged oy an overwhelming majority of those closely associated with mining, but when mining men with the standing Senator w. A Clark employ the una netic process of discovering ore ,odie :, it is only matter of a short tune wne D i. will oe iu universal use. Duriag the past two weeks the Senator has mad magnetic ore locator at work on his property in his district, and althouga his coming to Jerome was looked upon with rIdiedie oy the fici4s 1f tle company here, ami every effort NAs made to make his d -m D1sJrations dif- feuit, he Vas sJ successful n locas,a {, the known ore bodies iD Lne Uni5ad Verde mines that le comp eteiy cap tured the confidence pf tne saperinsen dent and other officials, 50 mueu $, that they had him expl ire so,ns ot their private mine holdings in his district
 We priut below description of tn, invention taksn from tne Bl.te diue Senator ClarIN's papsr;
 "Mr. E. J. ~alla..s, nov ia the n 9lol of Senator " A. Clark anu Josepl X
 Clark, arrived n tae city d couple o days ago from tue Occur d'Aieae coua try, where ne has been tessIns tne Sunset and other miues Saed oy th, CIarks. To day he vii. leave for Jeron
 Ariz-, to inspect some of the properties
 of Senator Clark at that plac-.
 "In his examination Ar Ea1ilee nse
 remarkable instrument, or set o
 instruments, depending entirely ueo
 the nature of the ore, anu can, Sitao i
 any previous knowledge oi the proper
 locate the veins aud tell tueig pitcn an
 trend. The instrument Is the result |
 years of scientific experiment., aitnous
 it was for long time ridicalsd y q
 ing men. Its practicaoiiity sas Fe tually unknowu uatil Sen4tor C44sN g [ caue interested add decided so gIse i l Wallace an opportunity
 n n ' he tirst experiment. was mad { : the odnse- nIue, aud the results we Q 50 satisfactory that 1t has been de-id' : to send Mr. Wallace to Arlzona.
 t line invention or discovery was D i originated by Mir. Wallace, and he do s uoe claim any credit for it, A sket' E of Mir. Wallace, nov ne cane ln pDsse