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Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05

bsbe blanbt fremmen., men lite mans.
leoe roset at bet nsppeneise. 9enbes
gesrapelfe fdnot St.b, os life er
SlGstnins bar tilftebe,
goRbns branpt.
Billiard, 28b. 1sb. - S~lbebrans
ubbrso / pufttpntoret. Sels gpenir.
gen blep sbelast. sab.t pua poit
poitmarter os @eroipapirer er messt
betpbeIist.
Rotter pani1ttsr Slb.
Saribault, 2Sbe Geb. - g. Spper'
ions Saloon, ben ftsrfte os beoft uo.
ftpr.pe / gpen, fatt.be SIb tiblis imor,
ses. Sabet paa garer os Snbbo an.
Haaes til $4,000, os paa gpsninser
$1,000. Oct antaees, al 8rdnoen pal
paaiut at Rotter, Tom fit fat paa Sos.
~forfprftittsr. Sabet er p9ttet mel
INSURANCE.
@ammel Seborr bpn.
Mptlen, 28be Seb. - Mrs. Ott
Sleion blso isaar besrapet fra ben III
tberite 8irte. Sun bar 65 qar gam.
mel % babbe boet / WptlsJ / II aar.
Mrs. RrlIon bpn.
Stiatpater, lite DARTS. - mrs.
Charles NelIpn er Bob at Starlagsns-
feber | fine 5orelprss Siem / Otis
bile. afosoe bar % aar summsl.
Sfal eftcrfslee @rpnhabl.
Heo Wing, LITE Marts. - M. 3.
Chamberlain / minneapolis bar tiebi
en- anbel | 0ailp os Wsetlp Rspublis
con o9 ffal efterfslge Sens &, 8rsns
babl iom Rebattsr. Wr. 8rsnoabl,
Ipm bar arbeibet / qpiIen / otte 4ar,
bill rimelispis rsiIe til Seattle.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05

Sc nofomne gtmmmere at "g5eo
gruen" fan erboloes IOr 15c
EXTRA.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05
Sra anore Sanoe
Snhnenia ! 2p.rias.

Stotbolm, 27De 5sb. - Snfuen3d'
Gpioemien blir mere % mere aIoorllg.
9IdHot be ausrebns sr ogiud prius
gsrndootts, 8cns Sscars n~Gitaloltt
son. Sgiaa Here al ben tonseIis'
6amiIR er a%ngrebet.
Sbr. Suuot | Screen neo.
Bergen, 27oe 5eb. - Gn al gets
gems melt ~betienote 5orretningsnrro,
Gbriitian Sunot, er afgadet No DIS
ben. 9an bl,p ou,treut 10 aar gam
mel os par 6docr til fire bigger os ire
@uttsr. : be isn.rs Nur bar bans
tore acknowledgements O9r.t ore'
pt al bans rloite Ssn. Gbrtiiou
Sunot bar tierot uiot % br,bt - III:
aIsne for i'm Rigopm. men cgiad for
i'm Gooeisreubeo % 0Herpiuigheo,
naar bet giulbt aoIs 5urmual.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05
lthn9bnt til Seitsrer.

Dubuque, lite Mai. - @sprss
Qrmftrong / 5arlep, Dubuque Gours
tn, er uouapnt til 8eftprer for Orr
Iington Sorbesobs, bpor Suinber
SoIbuter er b~ssrapet. Resierinsen pit
forsse &irf.soarben os forfisnne ben.
@rmitrons tilbsrte 21be Soma Sns
fauteriregiment / 8orsertrigeu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05
Sinb & llelanb.

minneapolis. 2Sb. 5eb. = 5hp.
9upsrnsr Sobn Climb, bar beiIuttet 1T
Tlua iig nsb / Winnsapulis os prattis
iere Tom 4bpotat. Den fsrite Murts
treber ban ino iom aompagnon mso
0pmmer u. lleldno. 8ommsr uslano
er Ssn at Stapangsr Imts foroums
Stprtinssmdnb Die 8abri.l llelano.
Sios Fg libel.
Minneapolis, 2oen Warts.-5sms
msrmano Benjamin Scribe faiot isaar
nso fra en- gnsnins, bpor ban arbeis
oepe. San brat ct Ben pg LED iarlis
~inoportes Staos. 9un osos ioog.
Gan bar 40 qar summsl os efterIapsr
Gnte % en- Satter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05

os Sdrgforenineer FAINT Grepen At
9urtn iom 8Ons.ns R.preientant.
Sra B. fleite eu~roprifts 2dnb blsp Der
ienot aranie. - Canine Dag bIeo en-
Wurmorbuite At @eroi meo TOR Sci.
tioeIisbeo opitiaet / 9apitOlist | Rom.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05
ssnsns maatts nmsnieres.

Grinnea. lite DARTS. - 5rant
Sobnion i 9~lopsrspi1s. q. o.. lsits /
apiierns, at Der BAR glabs lspis TO-
en- SanofetiIFj9rer / 9rinnsa. Del
bar netop bans arbeice .os oa ban
inssn aniattelis bappe os mansIsos
Yenss, orps ban afftsb tilfpbs. Sur
LED onot paa @sisn og naaeoe sitsr 215
Maan,ps 8anorins 0rinnel. Gan
bespnsts at arbeiSe, men ilastbe oper
Smsrie | JsSeerns. lluberisseIi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05
Snoebr9nnte | Sailsn.

Davenport, 28be 5eb. = Gn uiienot
Tramp inpebranbts | Maquotatl
GputpiaiI | Nuquotata Sirsbas Off
ten. !5dn bapbe anmooet Mpnois5es
perHe ON en- Rats 2ogis. San blsp
anbrast / Saileu og inoeiparret / en-
GslIe. Sailsn bar ct Srebus. 9se
Mibnatstib ubbrsb 8ranb | ben.
6lammsrne iprepte fig burtis, os far
eno Dsrens tunbe nades iftpttsr, par
belle Spgninsen inobplst / Glammsr.
6crtDiIeos 5Oriss blsD siort paa at
repSe, ben inpeitauste Wanb, os islo
forfsste. ban msb Spbpbelie al al i'm
Kraft at br9tts Gslens Serntanser.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-05
Stort Senlethperi.

Burlington, 28be Seb. - Deb Iibes
raj grus at alorofprm for at forbinz
brs !9sns os andre 5usle fra at bolpe
Spettuttsl, tsmte Sppe ale S~snfehuie
/ ben ipbpeiilige DEL at gpen sirsbas
often. 500 5sns bleO i%tiaalet. Spis
Sposns bIir fattet. blir be tiaret o.
fi9ret.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
To Reduce Ore With Chemicals,

The Pittsburgh Post gives the follow
Ing account of q new method OF reduc-
ing ore which reads like a fairy story.
The discovery Is said to have been
made by physician and chemist and
promises to reyoutionlze the present
methods OF reducing all high grade me-
tallc ores, reducing the cost as well as
time required for this work down from
several days TO matter OF minutes.
The process has been quietly tested in
Plttsburg plants during the past few
months, says the Post, and In each case
has proved fully up TO all the ella Inns
made for It. In the interium a number
OF Pittsburgers whose pames are for the
present withheld have been preparing to
organize and secure a charter for the
control Of the new process.
one Of the peculiarltles Of the "hux'
Is that II may be used over and over
again.
The chemical discovery that has
finally been made public was developed
by some years Of study by a Or. Miller,
a man advanced in years, whose home
Is said to be IN the vicinity OF Mt. Pleas
ant. His experiments with his compost
tlon. which Is called a "hux," developed
the fact that by mixing II with asbestos
and placing II In a crueible with raw
ores. the heat produced is so intense
that the asbestos becomes liqultied The
action Of the fiux and asbestos upon the
ore Is almost instantaneous. In forty
minutes the removal Of the dross from
the ton OF the crucible shows the pure
copper. lead, silver or gold beneath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
Judge Booth Decides on Uintah
Reservation Boundary Line.
AFFECTS UTAH SHEEPMEN.
Under the Ruling the wooIgr ower ~
Gain u Victory In Regard 20
Their Grazing Rights.

Judge Booth recently rendered de-
cislon In the district court at Heber
City In the case of Clyde ct al VS. Fen
ton,'et al; which is Of much Importance
to sheepmen who range their flocks
along the southwestern boundary of the
uintah reserve, In that II throws
strip Of country. some eight by twenty
five or thirty miles in extent, open to
the grazing Of sheep. Years ago Presi-
dent Lincoln set apart the Uintah In
dian reservation, and designated the
southwestern boundary as being on top
OF a ridge OF mountains, of which MI.
Badly forms part. Later, however,
under instructions Of the secretary or
the interior, the northeastern line OF
the forest reserve was surveyed, which
resulted in the forest line being moved
The distance stated, back on to the
Indian reservation, The court held this
survey to be authoritative In prefer
ence to the rather indefinite line estaD-
lished by President Lincoln. The pam
tiffs had leased their grazing lands
from the Indians on the reservation,
while the defendants held similarpnyll-
eyes ON the forest reserve upon whlch
their sheep grazed, and as they allowed
their hocks to range right down to the
surveyed line instead Of the old reser-
walton boundary they were accused or
trespassing on plaintiffs grazing lands,
but the decision was in favor of the
defendants and throws the large extent
Of country open for the sheepmens use,
thus being a victory for the woolgroy-
ers in that part Of the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07

less pressure 20 llquidate, and wool has
been sold at lower prices the past week
than at any time since the downward
movement began. A large line OF ter
ritory. which was carried as collateral,
has been parted with al clean cost OF
S5G36c. which Is the lowest level yet
touched for that class Of wool. por-
ton of the same woods were sold two
weeks previously az clean cost OF 42c.
"A number OF holders not pleased
with the amount OF stock on hand ana
a new clip OF 100000 pounds close In
sight, are naturally DESTROYS OF cleaning
out their stocks and some consignots
who had hitherto been holding their
woods above the market price nave
urged the commission houses to let
them go, In order TO clear the way Tor
the new seasons product
1.-THE prices at which woods are being
sold are about low enough TO interest
investors and Il Is reported that there
have been some purchases for specu-
latve account, not very extended as
vet. but sufficiently pronounced to indi-
cate that speculative interests are care
fully watching the situation ana are
willing to take hold when what they
consider favorable opportunity pre-
sents itself
"The sales Cor the week In Boston
amounted to 3,374.5O0 pounds domestic
and $4,000 pounds foreign, making a
total of s,729,500, against total OF
6,5i6 900 for the previous week ana
total of 1856, 900 FOR the corresponding
week last year. The sales since Janu-
ary LIST amounted to S4,1S6,e0O pounds
against 32,50l 900 pounds for the cor
responding time last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
DIVIDENDS
FOR THE WEEK.
South Swansea, Swansea and Sill
YER King Pay Sll2,5OO'
EXAMINES COLORADO MILLS.
DIR. Franklin Talks Of Iiis Idaho Pro"
jeets = Argetia COMPANY Files
ArticIes mimi. Notes.

The payment Of the South Swansea
dividend became due today and II Is
desired that the stockholders call at
the company's Offices in the Atlas block
and receive their checks, Heretofore
the dividend checks have been mailed
to the stockholders, but this Is not done
this time owing to the desire Of the OH
GERS to secure the receipt OF all who
take part in the present disbursement
The amount paid Is cents per share,
or $500. On Saturday the Swansea OF
Tlntic viii also pay out It's monthly
dividend OF $4,000. The SILVER King Of
Park City will ON the same day, dis
tribute 100000. On the 10th OF the
month the Daly-West viii pay It's reg
ular monthly dividend Of $4,000. The
dividends thus far this month amount
to Sl57, 800.
When asked today regarding the
Mammoth dividend, President Mcintyre
stated that II Is very probable that
one will be paid later In the month.
Some difficulty IL being experienced In
getting the ores over the East Tintic
railway which has delayed the ship
men,s Adylces received from the nine
state that q bear lot OF copper ore run
ming better than 20 per cent is on the
way TO market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

II. Forester. the mining expert, is in
the city for a few days and Is staying
at the Kenyon.
b. r. Smoot Of Denver and formerly
of Provo Is In the city for a few days
on business, and Is staying at the
Knutsford.
w. II. Brennan. press agent for the
Ssmbrich Opera company, was at the
Kautsford last evening In from Kansas
City. and is on his way to California.
He was in Kansas Citg last Saturday
and was a witness Of the murder Of
Ruth Nollard, the girl who was In love
with 9 Salt Lake boy, and was shot by
a Jealous lover Mr. Brennan says that
while talking to a friend on the street
he noticed her coming towards him
and suddenly three shots rang
out and the girl fen. She was i'm
mediately surrounded by crowd ana
he left fearing detention as a witness.
He did not know the story until he
read of It the following day In the
newspapers
Proprietor Gus s. Holmes OF the
Kuntsford hotel. returned to the city
last evening after an absence Of six
weeks. He has been TO Los Angeles
visiting his family and generally over
looking the erection Of the new hotel
being built by ]. W. Hunt, a wealthy
capitalist Of Savannah, Ca. which is to
be managed by him when completed.
Mr. Holmes "a now on his way east to
Grand Rapids. Mich. and to New York,
IN which place he will get the furniture
and carpets and draplnes for the new
hotel, which he SAYS will be ready for
occupancy about December 18th. He
will be IN Salt Lake about ten days.
Geo r.. Cushing returned 10 the city
yesterday afternoon He has been In
the East the nast month visiting the
large cities. While in Washington he
met Senator Kearns and says that his
visit with the senator was very agree
able.
Prof. Geo. II. Brlmhall is up from
Provo to attend the meeting OF the
state Historical society tomorrow eve
ming and deliver an address before the
society. He Is staying at the Cullen.
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOFs CURE.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the cause,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
Coal Beds so Miles Long.

In his report ON the coal fields Of
Emery county State Mine Inspector
Thomas says:
The advantage these fields have over
others Is the unsurpassed quality and
the unlimited quantity. The veins are
OF the most desirable thickness, and lay
sloplng In the right direction for eco
nominal draining. The roof over the
coal II Of the most desirable formation;
the coal can be worked by drifts from
the bottom Of the canyon.
THE coal through these fields appears
In several veins, from feet to 10 feet
thick; there are two well defined veins
which extend along the face OF the
mountains, for so miles long by 20 miles
wide, on the eastern slope of the Wa
satch range OF mountains to Emery and
Carbon counties The lower vein runs
from 5 to " feet in thickness above
this Is a sandstone for go feet, with a
streak of fire clay separating the sand
stone from the second vein. This vein
Is from to feet In thickness, covered
with slate, above which Is heavy sand
stone several hundred feet In thick
nesa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07

cline only when the idea q,
ISM ISM became more and more 4 l'elan.
ward aristocracy. 'a'lgsl d.
Nearly six hundred ys..
from uri, Schwyz and tln,s,o.,,s m
N the Ruth meadow, and nv Iss', y.
mat resulted from hat may s 'las1
exists, The Swiss republic % uaa vi
or controlled, for short g ~' Isisst
other and stronger renvh S,as IN
France, but at the conchsin a1 Z
Napoleonic wars II resumed s'a y, q N
pendent nationality. Nv ~ his'
The Hollanders--wbat 49,.
republic they formed. and so oy
able! '''D'ea lrisirIeV.
Magnificent victories vera ma.
French republic Of a centnry rvu " "
serious disasters came only s aso az
publicanlsm disappeared Sn. ave !, z
honored representative Of ths 1 na,.. ul'
tism Of EurOpe-was defesto ,Vi y y!
republic Of Holland, and afte,rs,1 y, y,
great possessions In S.uth a%., M
through the upbulldihg Of r Ssiils
there. More recently she los, Iis n ,
win the greatest Of all republic, w
England. IL would seem hs, Ss., j.
unfortunate as Spain in her d Is,T =
with republlcanism. but she s,rl r sSs,s'
70 learn. The uprising Of a rer,blI t,G ~
her the better part Of the Noytb ' WIZ wv
can continent, In another MAR cha S, ny +
fered such humllIating defeat, s ssV Nv w,
OF the battles OF New Orleans ana I I,'
Erie. And In the Boer war sbe / nm
losing in conflicts with an enemy ' N,
SUPPOSED she had beaten '"'
There Is magic in the idea Of a Pa.
public! "a nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
JUDGE TlMMONY'S COURT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

John Hurley pleaded guilty to the
charge OF vagrancy and was given the
choice Of leaving town within one hour
or going TO Jail for ninety days.
C. f. Brown OF Ogden said he came
down yesterday morning and got to
drinking and within one hour was In
lall. You had better go back" said
Judge Tlmmony, we're too fast for you
down here"
Chas. Johnson came down with
Brown He said they came 70 pick out
some wall paper. We'll" said the
court. you were in good shape to
match wall paper, you had better 60
back for we're too swift for you too"
T., b. Kelsey paid So for riding his
wheel on the sidewalk.
Dominica Plescia IS having a hearing
on the charge Of robbing David Taylor.
q miner. Of 500. The account Of the rob-
berry was published in the News" At
torney ]. NJ. Hamilton is defending
Plescia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
THE VITALITY Of REPUBLICS

Splendid were the successeo Of Athens
under the government Of its own citi-
zens. And the Roman republic!--that
stands as one OF the most wonderful
powers that the world ever saw. II
was only after It became an empire that
signs Of weakness began to be seen,
gays the Saturday Evening Post.
Venice. as republic. amassed amaz-
ing wealth and won countless victories
in naval warfare-and Il began to de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
RETURNS FROM COLORADO.
DIR. Franklin Examining Mills for
His Big Idaho Group.

Or, p. A. II. Franklin, Of the Black
Bird Syndicate, which Is developing the
Black Bird, Red Bird and Uncle Sam
properties In Lemhi county, Idaho, and
the Copper Boy claims In Beaver coun-
", returned from Colorado yesterday
afternoon after witnessing the opera
tlons OF milling machinery in a number
OF plants In Cripple Creek The doctor
says that his company intends putting
In big concentrating plant In Idaho
shortly, and he considers personal In
spection OF mills the best way to deter
mine the kind OF plant needed. The
company Is now having tests made In
this city, In Denver and In New York.
The tests In the latter place are being
made by the dry concentration method,
which has been found so successful In
Georgia In this process blast Of air
separates the metallic values from the
silica much as wheat Is separated from
husks. The doctor IL also taken up
With the new Grown process TO be used
at the May Day Of Tintlc, and II 10
probable that his company will decide
on the erection Of a big plant of some
kind during the coming season The
scheme also includes the erection Of a
200-ton smelter In Lemhi county and
the building OF railroad TO the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07

New York, March 6,--Butter--Re-
ceipts, 6,OG2 packages. Steady fresh
creamery 17d22c; June creamery loo
zoe factory iiQl5c.
Receipts, 1850 packages.
Firm, Western at mark, l5&ql6c;
Southern at mark, i5Ql5iac.
Chicago March 6.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
active; creameries, l5d22c; diaries, 100
l9c; cheese. dull, iohqliAc; eggs, quiet,
fresh, l4hc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
FEDERAL COURT.

Abraham silversteln today filed a
petition In bankruptcy in the Federal
court. His liabilities amount to g.
si64s. all unsecured, and his assets
amount to $50, which Is exempt.
John Montgomery today filed his bond
Of 5000 with Clerk Letcher Of the Fed
Grad court In the case OF Edwin G..
Brown for whom Montgomery is to act
as receiver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City Mo-, March 7.--Cattle--
Receipts, 1000; strong Native steers,
47SqA95; Texas steers. S90Q475 Tex
as cows. 275QS75; native cows and
heifers, 3956i95; stookers and feeders.
S.SOG5,OO; bulls. 3O0Gi25; calves, 45O0
500.
Hogs Receipts, 10000; steady to exc
higher. Bulk OF sales. 5,SjG5.45; heavy.
5.S565.52is; packers. 5S5d5l5 mixed.
bSOd5.45; light, 5.3Od5.4O; workers., 5,209
535: pigs. 4.s5@5.l5.
Sheep-Receipts, l,OOO strong. Nut
tons, 3e0q460; lambs. 490@.505.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
PARKER, IDAHO.
Advent OF Spring - Floods -Sooials
Between Hay aud Grass.
Special Corresponding.

Special Correspondence.
Parker. Fremont CO., Idaho March g..
For two weeks past the weather has
been like spiing. The snow melted so
rapidly that, with the overflow from
the st. Anthony canal. entire fields
are covered with water. and the roads
are almost impossible.
The health OF the people Is generally
improving. though there are still some
cases Of In grip.
The 18th quorum Of Seventy had q
fraternal gathering consisting OF pic
mic. and dance, on washington's birth
day.
The young ladies also gave an enter
tanment March LIST; program. picnic,
and dance in aid Of the Women's Build
ing In Salt Lake City.
The Old Folks anticipate good time
on the Sth inst
The haystacks are growing beautiful
~ less, while many have entirely dis
appeared. The ice gorge In the North
Fork has broken away. The feeding OF
so many sheep in the near nelghborhood
bids fair TO become an intolerable null
sance. and conducive 10 unhealthful
conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07

In the estate Of John r, Clawson, de-
ceased. who died January lst, 1873
Spencer Clawson, who became possessed
of piece. of real estate situated in lot
2, block 70, plat a, through the heirs OF
the estate today filed a petition in the
matter. setting forth that Lucinda
Clawson. widow Of the deceased who
was formerly appointed administrative,
hid since married and desired now TO
resign and petitioner prays that her
resignation be accepted and II. y,
Clawson be appointed in her stead, that
such proceedings may be had in the
estate as seems best to the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
MINING NOTES.

The Bullion Beck had two cars of ore
on the market today.
The Taylor Brunton sampler renorted
fourteen cars Of ore from Tintlc today
The Columbia Of Bingham has two
cars Of concentrates on the way to mar
ket.
A twelye-car lot of ore from the
Centennial Eureka was on the market
today,
a party OF salt Lake men headed by
John l.. Weber left last evening for
Alaska.
Charlie Lammersdorf. owner Of the
SEWER mine at Gold Mountain, is up
from the South.
Charles II. Drummer Of Fremont Ne
braska is In the city looking after his
mining interests.
Secretary A. l.. Jacobs OF the Ben
Butler returned from that Bingham
property last evening.
Sinking is said to be progressing nice
Iy at the Cygnet within the next 6O
feet the company expects to TAP water
In the ehaft
At n meeting OF the directors OF the
Maynower Mining company yesterday
afternoon Il was decided 10 Install
hoist at the company's property
No change ia reported at the Com
stock OF Park City. The payroll for
February amounts 10 1884. and VIII be
discharged on the 10th inst
Manager Elmer Hill Of the Fortune,
who came in from Bingham last even
ing. reports the discovery of some good
copper ore In the Freedom tunnel
Professor Tibbals visited the Red
Wing yesterday and returned last even
ing quite pleased with the appearance
| OF the Teachnor and Williams leases.
J.C. McChrystal. who was in the city
| today. reports little ore below the
| 800 of the Eagle and Blue Bell though
the general condition OF the property
is practically unchanged.
Charley Brown Is back from Indian
| Springs in the Deep Creek country with
samples OF ore from some new locations
| which assay as high as us oLnees silver
and s55 In gold per ton.
The weiser correspondent OF the
| Boise Statesman reports the discovery
Of a 2-foot vein Of high grade silver ore
| In the Ruthberg district by Oregon
Short Line employees, A body OF cop
per ore carrplng u per cent IN the red
metal is also reported to have been
opened up on the Last Chance pssperty
on Iron Mountain.
The Ben Butler Mining and Milling
company yesterday filed suit In the dis
lrict court against the Butler Mining
aud Milling company TO quiet tide 10
an area OF mineral ground IN dispute
between the plaintiff and defendant,
as the owners Of the Jacobs Fraction
and the Florence mining claims at
Bingham.