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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

side Of a hill with vein 100 feet wide
at the outcrop For all that width
and half way UP the hill q mass OF
green copper rock stands out very pref
tly. on one side OF the copper lies
some 10 or 20 feet OF 40 to so per cent
iron ore which outcrops for a consid-
cradle distance up the hill. No ex-
ploratory work has been done In the
iron deposlt but number Of open cuts
and shallow shafts have been sunk
along the huge copper vein, from which
some shipments Of ore have been
made carrying from 10 to 40 per cent.
The mass of the vein Is Of course much
lower In grade, but the deposits Of
high grade which have been found on
greater depths and thus materially help
the average which will probably run
five per cent. The size OF the deposit
and the beauty Of the huge mass OF
green colored rock on the outcrop and
on the dumps are very impressive
sights and the conviction is forced up
on one that when the real awakening
occurs in Beaver county things will
be done on a grand scale. This will
be necessary In order to handle the de-
posits OF ore found there, The Old
Hickory group consists Of nine claims
at present bonded by the Majestic COM
pany,
THE GLASGOW COMPANY.
The deepest work In the Rocky dis
trict has been done by the Glasgow
and Western Exploration company UNI
der the direction Of Joe Farren of this
fI ha -, a
In the district three Of which lie east
OF the old Hickory. On one of these
claims a shaft $50 feet deep has been
sunk and ore similar to that
In the Hickory has been en-
countered on the IL claims
which The company owns across the
canyon northwostcrly from the Old
Hickory the company has expended
many thousand dollars In open cuts
and tunnels. A fine road was built
around the hill which Is over a mile
long and for more than one-quarter
Of a mile the ROADWAY cuts through a
great outcrop Of copper ore. The same
outcrop has been Quarried into over
the hin adjoining the Copper Ranch
property II IL impossible to conceive
INC magnitude OF the deposit as moth
ms more has been done than to quarry
out big blocks Of copper bearing gran
lie at different places around the hills
4 cross-cut tunnel was years ago
started 10 intercept the great veins at
depth, but II IA only about 800 feet on
iJa way with some 900 or iC0 feet TO 20
Before the ore zone e. reached. The ore
IS chalcopyrite Ia granite. The aver
age Is low grade, though some very
good shipping ore has been found in
different places, some OF which carried
from lG TO 90 per cent copper in the
open cuts. A very fair quality OF ore
has been exposed in a l0-fo5t shaft
lower down the hin than the omen
cuts. The company spent considerable
money few years ago, but very little
two.
THE o. X. NINE.
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MILFORD COMPANY.

The Milford Mining and Milling COM
pany Is one OF the latest Beaver county
interpretations The company owns
valuable group Of claims In Star dis
trict. Included In the group is the
Last Chance" claim, which was at one
time incorporated and produced several
thousand dollars. A well defined fssure
~ found on the claim which outcrops
at the highest point Of the mountain.
At present the company Is prospecting
In the Horn Silver" claim. No depos-
II OF shipping ore has yet been found,
but the continuation OF a strong fissuro
is shown which is believed TO be the
extension Of the Harrington Hickory
vein. The company has good showings
in several places along the course Of
the vein and the prospect Of the pay
streak being found IL considered very
encouraging,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
BEN HARRISON.

The development work done during
the past year on the ten claims OF the
Ben Harrison Mining company has
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THE 0. X. NINE.

throughout all the districts Of Ben
yer county water s. at a premium.
GOOD water has been obtained al MIL
FORD In an 8rtesian well and this Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

one Of the most interesting propositions
In Beaver county, Notwithstanding rs
production Of three quarters Of mil.
Hon dollars a number of years ago. At
that time It's discovery proved the sal
walton Of those who erected n smelter
at Frisco for the treatment Of the ores
Of the Horn Silver, The nuxlng Of the
ores OF that bonanza was a problem
unsolyed when the Cave properly was
purchased from It's discoverer. He lived
near by and had dreamed OF a cave in
the hills adjoining mis- humble abode,
which was filed with treasure. The
dream led him to start prospecting aud
he found the first OF the great caves in
the limestone which have proved TO be
veritable store houses Of wealth. The
ore In the cave was not as valuable as
later discoveries. In the meantime a
smelter had been built at Frisco and it
was found that the iron ore In the
Cave was the only flux IN the district
for the ores of the Horn Silver. This led
to its purchase by the owners of the
smeiter, who were made wealthy by
the unexpected riches thereafter dis
closed. The mine, which is located on
the foothills few miles southeast Of
Milford is really succession OF caves,
Wnlcn nave been lOund 10 De mica 10
a greater or less extent with ore car
rying a small percentage of lead, with
as high as 100 ounces silver and from
~ TO ounces gold per ton.
II has been developed by tunnel
about 1000 feet long, which gives the
company q vertical depth of about 1900
feet. The tunnel Is nearly on the water
line. The ore extracted has been taken
from various points above the tunnel
and the company has recently started
prospecting with a small force and 9TH
er important disclosures are looked for
The showing In the mine Is wonderful
to contemplate. The trouble ut present
Is that the ore Is low grade, containing
high percentage Of iron but low vail
ues In the precious metals. Iron car
rying GO per cent metal Is not uncom-
mon In the Cave and In several places
IN the old bonanza body OF iron ore
is exposed which Is 100 feet between
walls The ore Is an oxide Of iron and
the magnitude Of the deposit Is one OF
the most impressive sights in the dis
1T
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
LoEBER's CANYON.

Across the hills from the Horn Silver
some two or three miles away as the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
COPPER KING.

One Of the most interesting groups In
star district Is undoubtedly the Copper
King group owned by the Blue Bird
Mining company Of which DR.. p. A. H..
Franklin is manager The group lies
over a divide about one and half
miles from the Harrington Hickory
IN a westerly direction. The group
was located In 1871, by James Forgie
VINO Is now foreman In charge. II
consists OF fourteen claims covering tho
slrixe OF a magnificent outcrop OF iron
ana copper for some two miles. The
huge deposit Is about sixty feet across
on me surface and II has been cross.
Sut about tbs same distance at the
Sp'n OF 100 feet II was explored nv
"'' forsie by number OF open cuts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Is here the Cave mine Ia located. Con-
tInuine the circle south OF Milford,
North Star district IN next entered
about fye miles southwest OF Milford.
Here 10 located the Harrington Hiok-
DRY claims This district Joins the Star
proper at Elephant Canyon, al the head
OF which Ia located the Savage, Hooser
Boy and some other lead-sllver prop
critics, from which shipments were made
years ago, Some promising prospects
are found south OF Elephant canyon
but the best showing appears In that
canyon and north Of II at the
HARRINGTON HICKORY,
where force of twenty men Is EN-
ployed IN drifting from two old shafts
and preparing to sink a working shaft
below the present level Of 100 feet, In
the Adeia claim Of the group some very
fine lead Is encountered In the north
and south drifts from the 200 level
Some Carbonate of copper also appears
Several lots Of ore have been marketed
from the property lately. A winze Is
down about forty feet below the 200
level IN q grade Of ore which is said
TO be very good A main working shaft
Is to be sunk q short distance easterly
from the Adella claim. II is down less
than 100 feet and the management Is
waiting for the arrival Of new hoist
Ing plant when sinking win be resumed.
The old Harrington Hickory shaft Is
down TO the 400, the last 100 feet OF
depth having been attained since Mr.
Lewis took hold OF the group last fall.
Some good lead carbonate ore appears
IN the 7O-foot drift on that level but the
best showing is probably on the 200
and 800 levels, whore some four feet OF
ore Is IN sight. Both shafts are oper-
ated by whims and the work Is In
charge Of Will Roberts Of Mnersyille.
The present prospect work Is very graf
flying. but mining Ia expected 10 begin
IN earnest as soon as the hoist Is IN
stalled at the new double compartment
working shaft, which will cut the veins
at greater depths on their dip.
Adjoining the above group Is the old
Rebel claims from which about $4,000
worth Of heavy lead ore was shipped
years ago from a chute lying on the
surface. It's continuation TO the depths
probably offers q good chance to some
OF the monied men OF the state. Moth
Ing has been done on the property for
years and the occurrence Of the isolated
and elongated lead ore chute on the sur
face Is not known to have any connec-
tion with deeper deposits any more than
II was years ago,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
rye Broth ers shot Dead.

Charlotte, ~ c., Feb. Nelson.
Hamrick and his brother. lszell Ham
rick, were shot dead Saturday after.
noon al Forest City. thirty miles from.
Charlotte. The Hamrick brothers Went
80 the barber shop of Dock Bailey in
Forest City, and We're amusing them
selves by pitching the cups, mugs and
other wares around ths. room. Bailey
asked them to LEAVE his place. This they.
did but ii was only a few minutes be-
fore they returned with clubs and rockc.
isailey was shaving a man when the
Infatuated brothers entered the shop.
They lost no time in using their clubs
on Bailey and soon had him felled to
the floor. While on the floor Bailey drew
a revolver and fired several times Nell
son Hamrick fell With a bullet thru his
heart, and Eel Hamrick died an hour
I later. the result Of two wounds in the
neck aud head. Bailey was taken before
a justice and released on $500 bonds.
The sentiment of the community is
;;,,..:.s il: fave. of Pailay The Hans
tricks were of ex- Sheriff Hamrick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
Prospective Naval Nomination.

Washington, Feb. HIT is expected
thattbe president will renominate all
the officers connected with the naval
victory off Santiago July 3, 1898. whose
nomination for advanced rank failed of
action in the senate many months ago.
The new nominations will be identical
in character with those formerly sent To
the senate, with this difference, that the
operation of the personnel law already
has advanced many of the officers
whose names were on the list, and con
isequently the department is obliged t.
make some recommend ations to carry
out the spirit of the boards instruc-
Itions Rear Admiral Sampson is adj
vanced to rank after Rear Admira
Howell, the senior officer in his grade
and next below Admiral Dewey. Real
Admiral Schley is advanced to rank
next below Rear Admiral Sampson. The
order Of advancement in the case of thu
other officers is practically the same a:
in the original nomination.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
A FITTING TRIBUTE.
A citizen of Mar.hnlltown Pays

A citizen of MarshnIltown Pays a
Wells Earned Tribute.
The following public statement of a
respected citizen adds one more ems
rhatic endorsement Of merit to the
scores that have appeared before:
MIR. Norman Rambo, of s North Sew
enth street. says. Mrs. Ranbo had
much and severe trouble from the de-
ranged condition of her Kidneys. Ply
sicians said she was in the incipient
stage of Bright's disease. Doctors are
expensive luxuries. therefore when we
learned of Doan's Kidney Pills I got a
box at Mcbride & Wills drug store for
her The use of the remedy was ex-
ceedingly beneficial to her and the
dropsical tendencies shown by a swell
ing and puffiness Of the feet and ankles
were removed.
Price, SO cents per box. For sale by
all dealers. Foster Milburn Company,
Buffalo. N. Y. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
one Fare Plus 90.

There are still some good lands IN
northwestern Iowa, aplit hweste,n Min-
ilsssota and South DAKOTA and If you
are expecting 10 make a change in l,-
cation. you should take advant ~ of
The low excursion rates in effect ON
the first and third Tuesday ui each
month excursion tickets bearing twen-
ty-onc days limit. can be purcha setd TO
all pointson the burlington, tsedar Rap
ids & Northern RAILWAY. north of and
Including A bbott, sh Ell Rock and Wa
verify at one fare plus 81
Full information relative to the $40
lands wil be cheerfully given upon ap-
spIication to Messrs. Itcn & Brooks our
industrial and immigration agents, &C.
Edar Rapids. Iowa.
If you are thinking of making a trip
lto any point In Alabama. Arkansas,
Arizona. British Columbia Canadian
Northwest. Colorado. Florida. GeorG Ia.
Idaho. Indian Territory Iowa. Kansas,
Kentucky louisiana, Manitoba, Min
nesota Michigan, Missouri Mississippi.
Montana, New Mexico. Nebraska, North
Carolina. North Dakota, Oklahoma,
Oregon. South Dakota. South Carolina.
Tennessee, Texas. Utah. Virginia.
! Washington, Wisconsin and Northern
! Michigan and Wyoming call on agents
lof the Cedar Rapids Route for rates.
Pete. or address job N q. Farmer, a. q.
P. & i. A.. b.. G. X. q y. Railway, Ce-
Edar Rapids. la.
4 Children never cry Very loud for IT.
! hui they do like DIR. Caldwell $ Syrup
pepsin. Ask b. a. Morgan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
GOVERNMENT on PHILIPPINES
A simple Form of Law Practice VIII
BE Provided.


a S nipple Form of Law Practice VIII.
Be Provided.
Manila. Feb. Ill ayabas, the first
southern province pacified. viii prob
ably be the fourth in which a provin-
cial government will beaestabIished. Col.
Gardner. OF the Thirtieth regiment
which is at Manila on its way home
from Tayabas, will be governor of the
province. The United States col1mis-
sion desires Col. Gardner 70 accept and
Gen Macarthur has ntiinated that the
colonel might be released for tha- pur-
pose. When the commission is IN its
way southwark it is likely to touch at
Luesna and establish the Tayabas gov
err ment
Commissioner Ide is completing the
draft of the civil law code. IT abolishes
all distinction in the law Of equity The
court practice will be modelled some
what on the New Zealand plan. All
suits will be begun by a complaint and
defendants viii be required to answer,
THE various forms of commencement OF
law suits in the United States will be
dispensed with. There will be no jury
trials. but Commissioner Wright. who
il preparing the criminal code, is arr
ranging so that judge or justice vii
summon advisers in criminal trials al
This discretion. There has been vast
| amount Of criticism of the rative
4 Judges of the Manila first instance
| courts. The new code will recreate the
| courts, and the commission viii APP.
point new judges. These unquestion
| ably will be Americans
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
N.val station In phiIip pines.

San Francisco, Feb. 11.-Capt. George
f. Willie, recently commander Of the
battleship Oregon in Asiatic waters,
who has been detached from sea SER
vice. is here on his way TO Washington.
The oregon is now in first class condi-
ton and will probably start for this
city about May Capt. Willie in an In
.terview said.ssIt 10 my personal opinion
that the best place in the Philippines
for the proposed naval station and dry
dock would be Iloilo. on the island Of
Mindanao. There Is q long; projecting
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
TO MARRY MAN SHE NEVER SAW.
Nenta, Telepathy Brings Brok g r
ana an Actress to Nuptial Vows.


Boston. Mass, Feb. II Nooed and
Won BY ne original wireless telegraph.
better known as mental telepathy, is
the almost unparalleled romance which
is the cause or the retirement from the
I6.swduin Square Theater Stock Conl-
parry of Miss Edith Talbot She is retir-
III Is frsSm tbs age and she viii 90 west
10 prepare for her Wedding. which viii
be celebrated in June. Thomas D.
Sharp, 81 St Louis. broker, banker. So
scisry eaderaand scion of one q he
praudest families 81 the south, is The
M an who has wooed and Won Miss Tai
bot.
Mr.. Sharp saw Miss Talbot perform
IL HaIsk3iss treat 81 in hicag livs wears
aspsMhiIe III MAS there on bushes. cons
i@ctea with his banking institution.
Miss 1albots photos Mere given ~. a
as souvenirs Of tn lleif urra;ince on he
eyNniue on which Mir. sharp attended
'I'lia rent day he turned - Ns:M Or
leans then his. lioai7ss and carried THAT
picture With him. Finally u eenslitea
til@ theatrical guides and learned of
Miss Talbetis address III penned her
u letter. in Which hestpld her of his love.
a correspondence followed. Mr. Sharp
istiraily proposed marriage, begging in
| his letters that she give her consent and
said he vas coming 70 Chicago u claim
her SIZE did not refuse blis packed hcr
trunks, left her position and silently
stole away from Chicago in the night
She joined a road company and some
|time lsstsr played in ST. Louis. but Mi
Sharp happened TO be away. She made
inquiries. however. and learned tina,
MIR Sharp was all and more than he
|clamed 10 be When he again proposed
sfi. accented
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
Poisoned by Canned Reef.

CentraIia, Feb. 11.--H. w. Schmidt,
superintendent of the Illinois Southern
Railroad; died. at Sparta this morning.
HE son Harry died Saturday. Mrs.
Schmidt is not expected to live. 1t is
supposed the family was poisoned by
eating corned beef.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
ALBERT D. SHAW DEAD
Former Commander OF the 6. A.
R. Dies Suddenly at
Washington.
Expired Alone at Hotel Shortly
After Return From a
Banquet.
Sketch OF His Career---Law
For the Philippine
Islands.

.S,,sS..- 3, $500. S. \,
schlsi 81 ems se'iafit's 1Arlsay OF
lie, author. soldier and statesnaan. was
found dad g5ysf1,es face eownwarl IN his
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illeriaias:
HI met dealt alone and the end must
ii,,ys. hs..,,. Y,ss sa,, ply si.is,,s :stt,.,h-
re. &
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
FRIENDLY TO FRANCE.
King Edward Expresses Good VIII
Toward French Republic.

Paris, Feb. 11.-Gaulois today Gays
that at the obsequies of Queen Victoria,
during a reception at Windsor, Emper-
or William perceived near him a. group
consisting of Paul Cambon, French
Ambassador to Great Britain; Vice Adj
miral Bienaime, head OF the French
delegation attending the funeral, and
Gen. Dubois. Addressing Cambon cor
daily. his majesty said: Well. Cambon.
are you not coming to greet mel" and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
KINGS HORSES LIE AsED.
Edward WIN Not TAX g Part in Race

Coming season.
London. Feb. ll.-All the kings race
horses, it IS announced, have been
leased 10 the duke Of Deyonshire for the
Season of 1911. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11
PEACE OUTLOOK GOOD
The European Situation Shows
No Signs Of international
Disturbance.
Victoria's Death Has Not Weak
ened Great Britain 5 r sition
Among Powers.
Emperor William Criticised by
Emperor William Criticised b,
German Press For Decora-
ton OF Roberts.


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view OF the international situation re-
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'eeath appears 70 nave strengthened
rather than weakened Great Britaiu's
nosition among the nations
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stnfla ceased TO reign Tor the 1orelgn
office 10 feel the political pulse OF tlle:l
~, ,,It,,s az me old wa,,, md the ht.ief
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loocKsureiless, resuiteu ~ y leehiig OF
satisfaction and security at Downing
street. The foremost factor in this,
naturally, is Emperor William ats
1ude Responsible officials here make
shs attempt to conceal their elation at
the CIRCUMSTANCES attendant on ms
II ajesty's visit. They do not shut their
eyes To the disaffection the emperor
has caused among certain sections of
his subjects butrely implicitly on theI
irllperious force of Cierinanys ruler toll
successfully overcome the internal OPP
position engendered. Closer relations
undoubtecly, now exist between Great
Britain and C;e rman M. Lord Salisbury
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11

island Immediately in front of lloilo,
and there are two pa usage ways, both
of which are narrow and could easily be
made absolutely inpregnable. The ma
val board, however, has chosen Subig
bay, which is a typhoon proof harbor,
With a fortified island nearly midway OF
the entrance. 1t is sixty miles from Ma
Mia by water and will be but forty
miles by rail when the necessary road
is built. There is no settlement there
larger than a mere village. As for the
naval needs of the Philippines should
say that we ought to have several 900
ton ships IA great many of them, for
coast and inter island serv ice. The whole
coast must be resurveysd. The charts
are all wrong
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-11

Children never cry Very loud for It.
hui they do like DR.. CaldwelI's Syrup
pepsin ASK b. a Morgan
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-07-03
The Joke on the Snake charmer.

Rear Admiral Robley ID. Evans when
3 young officer was on the Indian sta
ton in the man-of-war Delaware. With
several others he set up a bungalow on
shore. He tells In "a Sailors Log"
published by the ApplctOns. what hap
pened TO a snake charmer that came
along:
"The unfortunate thought came 20
one of our men that 1t would be n good
idea to get the Mohammedan drunk to
see what he would do. So he prepared
a dose for him that vas very effective,
He poured n good stiff drink Of brandy
into n beer glass and then filled it with
gin instead of water. The chafmer
took kindly TO the drink and in a short
time rolled out Of his chair on to the
floor very drunk and was soon fast
asleep.
"The bag of snakes had not been
thought of up to this time, but il also
fell. and the inhabitants quickly spread
over the floor. In the meantime five
American officers took 10 the table and,
drawing their feet up, carefully re-
malned there until the snake charmcr
slept off his dose. He snOrcd quietly
while the snakes crawled over and
around him, but 1t was a long time be-
fore he finally came TO himself, secured
his pets and took them away. We did
not repeat that experiment"