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EXECUTklX'S NOTICE. The Suh~t-.
IL gives notice that she has been tu'N
EXecutriN OF the last will and te>tam.
ALBERT V. NICkELS, late OF >e.
in the County of waldo, deceased
having demands against the estate of
ed are desired to present the same tor
and all indebted thereto are reJueslr
payment Immediately.
ELIZABETH MIG. ST.
Searsport, June 10, 1902.
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ENECUTRIX'S NOTICE. The stu,,-
IL by gives notice that she has lr,
pointed Executrix of the last will al.
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II ~ T VT Ny \ 7.
SUPREME JUDICIAL Cot ri. IN VACATION.
WALDO -. RFLFAST. june 10. A. II. 1907.
Upon the annexed libel. it Is ordered Ivy me-, the
undersigned n Justice of sand Court that notice
be given TO the libelee by publishing an atteSted
copy of the same, or an abstract thereof together
with this order thereon. three weeks >Ucc+,>iVtV
in The Republican journal. a newspaper p. inted
in Belfast, in the County of Waldo the last puhli-
cation TO be thirty days at least before the next
term OF said Court. To be holden at Belfast with
in and for said County, on the third TUESDAY of
September next. that she may then and there
appear in said Court and answer thereto. il she
see fit. WIN. y WHITEHOUSE.
Justice supreme .Jlnlcial Court.
A true copy of the libel and order OF Court
there 5w26
AtteSt:-TILESDONW ADIIN Clerk.
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JETALDO ssh Court of Probate held at Bel
w fast, on the lO5h day Of June, 1902 George
F. Randall. administrator de bonls non, with the
will annexed, on the estate of Martha r. Cox, late
of Liberty in SAID County. deceased. having pre-
sented his first and final account OF administra-
ton of said estate for allowance.
Ordered that notice thereof he given. three
weeks successfully, in The Republican journal
newspaper published in Belfast, in said Coun
tv, that all persons interested may attend at a
Probate Court, to be held at Belfast ON the Sth
day of July next, and show cause, if any they
have, why the said account should not be allowed
GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest
CHAs P. HAzELTINE, Register.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. The
n hereby gives notice that e hs ID,
pointed administrator of the estate
MARY F. BROWN, late of Sear-
in the County of Waldo deGeased
bonds as the law directs All per.
demands against the estate of SAD u
desired to present the same for set
all indebted thereto are requested o..
ment Immediately. ALVIN b
Searsmont, June 10. 1902.
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ERED W poTE. administrator of the estate of
Frank A. Gllkey. late of Belfast. in said
county Of Waldo, deceased, having presented a
petition praying that the Judge of Probate de
termne the actual market value of the property
Low III ms possession, SUI iect To the tax imposed
10y Chapter l46 Of the Pubic Laws OF 1898, and
acts amendat"ry Thereof and aduitiuual thereto.
the persons interested i'll the succession thereto.
and the amount of tax thereon.
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WALDO -. June g. 1902.
Personally appeared the above named George
\. F">S and made oath that the allegations con-
tanned in the foregoing libel are true
betort me-, f. W. BROWN. JE.
Justice ut the Peace.
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. The subsrl
IL gives notice that she has been duI>
EXecutriX of the last will and te~Idmyt
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At Probate Court held al Belfast within and for
the County Of Waldo. on the ION day of June,
\. ID. 1902.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The ,II-
n hereby gives notice that he has heol
pointed administrator of the estate of
MARY j. HOAG, late of Belfas
in the County of Waldo, deceased, aud
bonds as the law directs. All persons ha'I
mands against the estate of said decta7f
desired to present the same for settlelueI
all indebted thereto are requested to max
ment Immediately.
WILLIS Z. HAMlL
Belfast, June 10, 1902.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. TA
~ hereby gives notice that he has j
pointed administrator with the vii
the estate of
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AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo. or the 10th day Of June,
=. u 1902
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WALDO ss.-In Court of Proha.,

WALDO SS.-In Court of Probate bo,1-
" fast. on the 10th day of june I ieodl at 4
W. Bartlett, executor of the last viii o 'oZ &,
W. Bartlett, late of Jackson, in said ~ IhQr,
ceased, having presented his first ana mt
count OF administration of said estate f.. lHa .
ahee' an
Ordered that notice thereof he pi,,.
%eeks s"ecesslgeG in The
that all persons interested may atteI'1 .l-
bate Court, to be held at Belfast ON ~ 1- p
OF July next, and show cause, if An, W 't .
why the said account should not be all 'ri .4
GEO. E. JOHNSON
A true copy Attest: t.-s
CHAs. 2. HAzELrNt p..
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A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. rh.
n hereby gives notice that she Doc
administrator of the esI A.
WALTER nGCKEY, late OF he
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WALDO SSH Court of Probate e.
w fast, on the 10th day of June iG,a
D. marshall, admInistratrix on the ..ta-..
mllla NJ. Elwell. late of Northport M ,.,.
deceased, having presented her fins, ..,.
count of administration of nd e>fs-.
with her private claim, for allowance
Ordered, that notice thereof he ,,...
weeks successfully, in the Repubhcar
newspaper published in Belfast, il. ,,,.
that all persons interested may attend
bate Court, to be held at Belfast. op M.
OF July next. and show cause, if am, ,..
why the said account and private 's.
not be allowed.
GEO. +. JOHNSut
A true copy. Attest
CHAs. Z, HAIELItsl. p.
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LINNAEUS MORSE. late of t
in the County ul Waldo, deceased 81
having demands against the eS,dt,
ceased are desired TO present the -a
Element, and all indebted thereto ,,r.
to make payment Immediately
MARY
Troy Centre, June 10, 1902.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that he has been duly ap-
pointed admin istrator of the estate of
MARIA A. MITCHELL, late of Freedom
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settlement
and all indebted thereto requested to make
payment Immediately.
ADNAH j. MITCHELL.
Augusta, June 10, 19O2.-3w26
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At Probate Court held at Beliasr. within and for
The County Of Waldo. ON the 10th day Of June,
\. b. 1902.
d ACHEL A. THONl son. widow of Elias r.
IL ihunip>ot, late "t helias., in sand County, of
" aldo. deceased. having presented peGiiiCn
pray NJ Tor an allowance us.t of the personal
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n hereby gives notice that she has been duly
appointed Administrative of the estate of
LEVI W. TURNER, late of Palermo.
in the County of Waldo, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto requested to make pay
meAt Immediately. SARAH E. TURNER
Palermo Centre. June 1G, 1902
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Al a Probate Court acid at Betasr WE hin and
for the County 1T Waldo. an TIE luth day of
June. \. u. 1902.
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\ TRUE copy. Attest;
CmA.. r. IIAALLLL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
THE BULLIoN-BEcK

has made a much better showing dur
ing the present year than Il did during
the year 1901. Superintendent Murphy
states that the output Tor this year
Will exceed that OF the previous year
by $50 tons. In almost every part Of
this 0ld-timer there are large deposits
OF low grade ore wnlch cannot be
worked probably at the present time,
there Is also upon the dump many
thousands OF tons OF one carrying
small values which would net the COM
pany a nice sum OF money II the ore
could be treated IN the right Kind OF a
mill 1t Is hardly probable that the old
bullion Beck mill VIII ever be used
again. at least until after 1t has been
remodeled, because q leaves almost az
many values In the taiings as Il sayes.
There was some talk or the Enre6a
Hill mill being leased BY the Beck COM
pany or the Gemini people but there
are no reasons to believe that such
deal Will ever be consummated. The
damage snlt brought BY the Bullion-
Beck against the Eureka Hill and Gem
ini mining companies did not have
bad effect because al the ore IN the
disputed territory has been worked out
In years gone by. some very rich ore
has been taken from the Beck mine this
year and some of the upper levels
which were thought by n great many
mining men 90 have been worked
out" have yielded ore as rich IA any
ever shipped from this bonanza during
It's palmy days when John Beck. he
dlscovtrer and former owner Of the
property was one OF the richest men
In the state OF Uiah-mada
50 by the dividends from ihls mine
which siin bears his name. But time
hrlncs about many changes. As others
rapidly climb the ladder TO fame and
wealth the desceasion Of many from
the lofty pinnacle az success is Just as
rnnld end go u was with the man who
first discovered the Bullion Beck mine.
Generous 10 fault his riches soon LEFT
him. the mine which had brought his
name into prominence everywhere
passed into other hands and today John
Beck, the man who a score ofyyears ago
was counted TO be worth. 2 rlluiou dol
lars. DOES not own a home IN Which 20
srfnd the declining yeQFs OF his lie.
but the old Beck mine promises to yet
produce ore worth many thousands n
not millions OF dollars, The workings
OF this mine extend down past the 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
Work in the NORTH
Ointic District.

That section OF the Tintic district ly-
ing 20 the north Of Eureka and known
as North Tintic has demanded consid-
cradle attention at the hands OF mining
men during the past year. In view OF
recent work property owners In this
rart Of Tintic feel more certain than
ever OF the extension OF the large ore
BODIES 10 the northward. The Gemni
mine has recently opened up some rich
ore In the north working at a depth OF
leo feet and indications point 10 con-
tinuatlon OF this ore through to the
territory Of the Raymond Mining COM
pany. The Crown Point claim, adjoln-
ing the Bullicn-Beck mine on the north
produced about 115 tons OF ore durne
the carly part OF the year Al that time
arrangements we're made 20 work the
ground through the shaft Of the Bullion
Beck mine. and this ore found It's way
to the surface through this outlet. The
Crown Point claim II the property OF
J. c. sullivan, the well known Tint.c
mining man, and forms part OF tn
Raymond Mining company. The Ridge
end Valley mine 10 the north OF the
Gemini has been closed down during
The greater part Of tn, year 1902. be-
cause of the inability Of the sharehold-
ers 10 agree on the management OF IN,
AFFAIRS Of the company. The company
was paid n nice sum by the Gemini
Mining company for ores which were
taken from the Ridge and Valley
ground by the Geminl people. and there
Is no doubt but what the ore bodies OF
The latter mine extend into the Ridge
and Valley territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

shaft In Tintlc is still in ore. There
has been no booming Of the Tintlc
mines during the year, but a great deal
OF telling development work has been
accomplished, which cannot help but
bear fruit. Blooms" In mining camps
are very undesirable as the reaction,
which Is as sure to follow as the head
ache after O night OF dissipation. re-
quires time TO overcome. 1t is the
steady growth, the continued work and
perseverance that counts and the
camps OF Tlntic have been growing
steadily during the year lsO2-which
has bene banner year for all kinds OF
industries throughout the state. The
write shall not attempt to show on
this page the amount paid In dividends
by the Tintic mines, because this infor-
nation Is compiled more completely In
another part OF this issue, but particu-
lar attention will be paid 10 the devel-
opment work OF the various mines OF
the district. II is impossible 10 chron-
lcle the development work OF year in
the mines OF as large district as this
In the limited space available at this
time and for this reason the writer will
not go into detail in telling OF the work
done at the larger mines, because the
daily papers have recorded from day To
DAY the important happenings at these
properties. but the younger mines. to-
gether with large list Of meritorlous
prospects will come In for a share Of
attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

extension Of the Centennial Eureka
Eureka Hil-Rullion Beck-Gemlni ore
zone. Al this time the shaft at the
Raymond II down TO q depth OF 200
feet and as f0on as Il has penetrated
the earth another hundred feet q station
viii be cut ana drift run TO the south
lthat Is toward the Beck and Geminl
territory for the purpose OF thorough
" exrllflng ihe ground at this depth
Then il satisfactory conditions aie not
found the management VIII put tho
shaft down another two hundred feet
and perhaps father. The stock % the
Raymond Mining company Is held by
some of the most successful mining
operators IN IN ataie, men who intend
20 demqnstrste the theory that there Is
ore IN the ground 10 the north OF Eure-
Ia lei u cost what Il may NJ f. Sam
mon. formerly foreman OF the Gemlni.
and n man who Is entirely familiar
with the conditions underground Il
that b0nsrea, is firm believer In the
continuation Of this ore zone to the
nofthward westef the Raymond prop
erty Is the Dagfnnr ground which has
been worked this year b. the North
west Mining company Another prom
islng group o. claims IL the Black
Warrior ground owned by William
Hatfield, John Davis, Dan Martin and
others. There Is probability that
work viii be resumed at the Illinois
Mining coinpany's property In this vi.
entity. The shareholders held meet
ing In Eureka short time ago. electlne
INV officers and changing the Office of
the company from Eureka to Salt Lake
City. and while nothing was given out
along this line Il Is understood that an
effort will be made to renew operations.
a great deal Of work has been done
this year az the Annie Laurie group OF
claims In the North Tintlc country I'M
der the direction OF r. S Robertson OF
Selt Lake. Work at this ground Is be-
Ink watched with interest by propertv
owners n r. uefts n North Tintic ana
II Is stated unon GOOD authority that the
showing here Is better than al any other
property IN the relehhorhood. A fun
mel was run into The mountain al A
distance Of about 900 feet to tap the
ledge and after this had been com
ploted sinking commenced. There are
perhaps 20 other groups IN this section
which have come In for gooi share
OF development work during the past
u months among them. n very pron1is-
ing group owned by Dennis Harrington.
another ihe prOuerty Of Deios Lombard |
md others. and the p. and b group |
The year 1903 promises 10 be an event |
iul one for the North Tlntic mining
district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
oEMINI (KEYsToNE) MINE.

Up to Dec. /. 1902, this well known
mine has shipped ll,400 tons Of high
grade ore and this amount could no
doubt have been increased materially,
had the management 80 desired. No
other property IN the district has made
as good q showing as the Gemlnl with
reference TO shipments during the past
year and the output for the past II
months Is greater than the entire pro-
duct for the year 1901. Because OF the
manner In which the business affairs Of
the company are conducted II Is very
difficult to publish anything purporting
10 be facts about the amount OF money
realized on the ore shipped, or the
conditions existing underground. but
II Is safe 10 say that this company Is
In most excellent coalition financially
only recently q dividend OF $50 600 be-
Ing distributed among those who are
fortunate enough 10 hold this stock
The mine Is owned principally by John
Q. Packard OF Salt Lake City ard the
McChrystals OF Eureka. The ore IN the
Gemini mine Is not surpassed IN rich
ness by any other property In the Tin
Tic district. and great economy Is prac-
tceds In. the handling OF the Immense
output. Notwithstanding the fact thai
there are many thousands OF feet OF
workings In this mine. the extent OF the
large ore bodies is unknown. The
main working shaft has penetrated the
ssrth to depth Of LOO feet and from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
EUREKA HILL.

About 40 men have been employed
regularly at this well known mine dur
ing the past year. and While the ore
shipments have been quite light almost
everything sent out has been of q very
high grade. A couple OF years ago
when the company's large mill was
closed down a number OF people Imne-
diately formed the opinion that the
mine had seen It's best days and that
the large ore bodies had been worked
out, but this was far from correct II
may be true that the mine win never
hold the important position that u did
In the years passed, hut there Is every
reason TO believe that is period OF use
fulness win be extended many years To
come. Besides the deposits Of low
grade ore, the Eurka Hlil still contains
a graf deal Of high grade shipping
ore, enough OF which has been mined
during the past year to keep the com
pany free from Indebtedness and still
leave a nice reserve fund in the treas
ury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
MAMMOTH MINE.

Much has been written about trs
famous old producer, which Is the deep,,
est mine In the state, being woiAss
below the 2,O00-foot level. UP 70 No,'
80 of this year Sl6 carloads Of ~
grade ore have been turned over 70 Wv
smelters and In addition 10 thls IVY.
sands of tons have been treated ID ~
Mammoth mill at Robinson. Inc WI.
ings OF the Mammoth down 10 po', ",
OF the 2,000-foot shaft are IN ore, VI
the work at present Is being conaasassl
principally between the 1870 ana ~ ~
foot levels and 1t is from ms ses W.
of the mine that great deal Of lns s. ~.
ore is being taken. The upper NV, VI
are also being worked by leasers a. a.,
those who are leasing In this MINE w.
II very profitable. uu,,sn
Latcr-Since the above was wIl'ss
the working force at the Mal wsr.
mine has been reduced and the M a's
moth mill closed down for some nv
needed repairs. The cutting uvs'h,
the number OF men employed ~
mine Is said to be due to the u WV
the price Of silver, the nai' .ts, ~.
having come TO the conclusion sns n,
less some change occurred guy r,,I
bearing values In the yelio"
would be taken out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

II. Allen as the principal stockholders
Of the new cencern. The par value OF
the stock was 81 per share, but short
time after the launching of the new
company the stock scared up past the
81 mark. AT the close OF the year 1901
the stock had dropped back to par and
1t failed TO stop on It's downward
course. sinking to 70. so. rs and even 20
cents per share apparently without
any reason for the slump. During
this year the stock has remained very
Low and at the present time Is listed
ON the Salt Lake stock exchange at
20 to IS cents Shipments, while some
'Nhat light, have been regular through
out the year ard during the PAST II
months about 1850 tons Of rich ore have
been extracted from the mine ana
placed upon the market, Those In a
position TO know state that the mine
is iust as good at the present time as
II was under the management of Mr..
knight, and that II is not the lack OF
ore In the underground workings that
has caused the downward trend Of the
stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
GRAND CENTRAL


On account Of the trouble ex,su.
tween this company and its nainssN "
the Mammoth Mining comnarvs nN',
ments during the past two vea,. sap'
been cut down materially. howona. NV
shipments for the year 1902 N ,.s, us
doubt foot up TO about 10000 ton wy y q
the December product Is added , WA
one year ago when the holiday rS mwa
OF this paper was being comnIlsnei
the year 1901 the New East Tl n,Iea y. ~
way was considering the advi sS ns
OF extending its road to the 0rsnSS9n
lral mine, the long haul by team . ,, I'm
tracks OF the Oregon short ill., !" U:
rio Grande Western railroads brl v Joy
the transportation charges on osas
high, This proposition failed ~ Wv "a
terlalize but the difficulty has a'
overcome and from this on tho ora VA
this well known mine VIII ind H. n'a
TO the railroad over the new w
tIamway, the erection of which s, s'l4
been completed by the Grand c ss.,%s'
Mining company. The new conyss,.s.
Is or the same pattern as the ono AZ a
mas been In use at the Centennlal.ps.
ka mine on the other side OF tho nv.
tain and has a capacity OF no lee ~
zoo tons Of ore in ten hours, Durlrs|
winter months when the wagon ~.
were In bad condition the haullrs,
ore to the cars was one Of tho ~
expensive Items connected with I,
operation OF this mine and tla -
gravity tremway will mean The sas,,
OF a great many dollars 10 Tho Mn
agement. The litigation between T n,
mine and the Mammoth, on the son N
has cost both sides q vast amount !
money and on account OF the disO,s
over the ownership OF certain ora hS
les the ore which has been taken t,o.
the Grand Central his year has ra ,
from the northern working, The Sra,
run into the King William arouni
which was purchased some time a,
from {. II. Blanchard Of Salt Lake q.
sned up immense deposits Of tich on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
THE GoDIvA MINE.

On Godlva mountain. has been closed
down during a good share Of the ores
ent year, but before operations we're
suspended some nice GRE was marketed.
The mine is owned by almost the same
people as the Gemini property, which Is
reported 10 have paid out in the neigh
t0rhood OF 100000 in dividends during
the Year 1902 without breaking INTO the
surplus fund, which IS said to amount
f. no less Cian sl0o,oQQ. Those in a po-
sltion to know refuse 20 state whether
or not the property will remain Idle
curing the coming year. but there IL
every reason to believe that operations
viii be resumed in short time If sat
isfactory arrangements can be made
with the smelters and railroads. Since
the suspension OF work at this property
Stunt. John II. McChrystal has been de.
voting his entire time to the