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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

AT the ladies' game ~ Dilts' bowl
Ing alley yesterday afternoon Miss
Butcher made the highest score. lo2-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

Attorney Herbert $. Reynolds Of Al
buquerquc. was 4 visitor In the CIT,
this week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

Many Las Vegas people are inter
ested in the announcement Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Hennie Krause, an
accomplished young lady Of Baltimore,
to MI. David Rosenwald Of this city.
The wedding will occur early this
winter. After an extended honeymoon
tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenwald will
come 10 Las Vegas % make their
home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

Misses II. Krause and Lillian Cole.
man, attractive young Las Vegas "a,
dies. left during the week for Bal'i.
more, Md. to attend college.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

Real Estate Agent w. 3. Moore has
sold the residence Of Mrs. Weisse,
on Lincoln avenue, TO ]. Kenestrick.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

A very charming affair, the recep.
ton given by the Ladies' Guild of Sc,
Paul's Episcopal church, proved TO be:
II was given Thursday evening. There
was a large attendance and everybody
was admirably entertained. Among
the participants In the literary and
musical program were Mrs, L. 7.
Laidley and Mr.. Vaeth. Light refresh
ments were served,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10
MEADOW CITY HAPPENINGS
Itis getting cold. Read Ludwig Il
fields advertisement.

l. Armijo. q section laborer Of Shoe
maker. was discharged from the his
pital this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

and 4 vocal solo by Mr.. vaeth Of the
Normal. Delicious refreshments Of
punch, ice-cream and cake were serv.
ed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

Miss McTighe. sister Of Mrs. Dillon
OF this city, accompanied by the Misses
Rice OF Little Rock, Ark, who have
been the guests Of Mrs, Dillon, left
Thursday for their homes. The young
ladies' have spent three delightful
months In the west.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ellis got
away this afternoon for their vaca
ton In California.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-10

Band concert and trolley ride 70
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11
GrStaunIiGc Nemcifc.

Simmer treHsn nod neae 3cusnihe
Elm, ipelde Or. 6inss New Discovery
sesen Sdwinbfuht, 5ufen unb Grtal-
tuns fir cine iihere Sur erflaren. Gine
fiir;lihe grtlaruns RON S. s. Nefar.
lamb, YentorpiiIe, Ta., mag ais SeiIpiei
bienen. ST ihreibt: SD lit lhwer an
grcndttis unb pdtr,np eines Sabres
prubirte ih Maes, ,poSon id bGrte, tefam
aber teine Grleihteruns. ginise 5la-
iben pon Or. Sings gfew GisecYery
turirten mid ponitdnpia." Sie 1T un-
febItar fir alle 9unsen- unb Salsleiben.
0ripre. pneumrnia unt SAwinriuht.
prcbirt es. Sebe Soc. unp sl.00
Glalae lit sarantiert BON 6rant WiGer
unb ScbnS Npotbefe. WrobeFalhen
fret. Sn MillerS NpUtbefe spirp beutld
geIprphtn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11
Notis att Sriifenb ba,.er.

GO iuirb hermit gotis ge9eben boB bic 8eb6rbe Der
Sountr Gnmmiifpndre BON Tustaramas gountp.
Obir, perteaeite amaebpte sntgesem nehmen toiro
fiir ceIeru9 bes Materials nno ben Ban tiner Srlne
iber ben TuScaraipa8 gtiper BET 3oor Statton. S,e
2dnae bsr Bride betrdet smeibnuoert nnb 3tpsnno'
je3fe (262 CUB uno bic 4ret bss Gahripeges oier'
sebn IA ssnB nit einiatbem gbe9.
MSer angebote ma6t, muB ieibit Yldne nnb Speeif'
fatiuuen fir ben Bau iieern. neid1e bic Sabi Der
SpannuuaeH. bic 2dnge jeber Spannnng. bic gsatnr,
EuaIit6t uue @rbke bes Materials bos gum DaM Der
Bride permenoet merbsn fon bic Stdrfe unD Srag'
erat ber Bride meun Fe opleubet iit gendu nnaebei
fo unb ferner ont pb bic ppraeiblagenen ldne ooer
Elm, s.ne Sbeile bappn burd Yatentrete 9ed9nbt Ho
rnb hreibe 1beile bappn.
aue angsbote miiiIen big ON wtcntag.
I5. Stunt 1903,
nm IL ubr wlittaas Gtanbaro-3eit III ber MubitorS
Effte engeret ieiu ipenn bic augebote bon oeu gea
nannten Gpuntp-g gomuiiicn qebfnet uno 9eieien
uub ber Gpntraft pergeben meroen ipl.
sJebes Mneebot mub init oem oolen Vomen 1eeer
geTion bic OH benz angebot imtereiirt t nnter6rie.
ben ieln uno mub BON einer beaoubieten Nnpetiung
fir ben Betrag BON flnfbunoer 5O0 9oaars bcgletet
ien sr 6arantie bafir. baB Der Gonraft abge 9loi'
len fpirb uno tpenn ba8 Angebpt ongenommen tpiro,
muB einc befrebgenbe Wiirsat geleiftet uerben bob
Der Gpntra!t aid ausgefibrt miro.
Die Beb6rbe Der goumtD, 6 Gpmmtihpndre bebdh th
bas 3ebt Dor. ein3elne ober ale an9sbote sura6au.
netien.
Nus guftras bes Gouutp.g gommiiFondre.
6. 6. sferRieIL aubitpr.
9nrd 80 s. Sbptt, Dcpufp. 8
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11
GOIGd,tereicn In WsaceDonicn

Wonaftir. 3iirfei, 81. Mai. .5onna
ta9. 5AredliAe @inselbeiten lino bier
iiber Die Abi6lahtuns bon @inwobnern
oes Sorfes Someroalb. iiiolid bonn
See proiba, our6 Yni6i.8osuts ain
81. Mai eiuge9anaen. @s erbellt, oaB
bel Iufunft Der 8aihi= 8o3ufs Die sSu=
iurgentenbanoe unter @bacalaroD obne
8erlulte lid, in bic 8erge suriifaoe.
9a feline &ebelen in Der Staot surilf-
eebliebeu paren. fiihlten Iid Die gln=
nohner iiher, bis pl6blih lei Gonnen=
ilutersans Die Silrteu, ipel6e ben Ylab
DOlitdnoi9 ein9eiAluiien batteu, elm
re9elrehtes Bombaroement auf oenIel.
ben er6Ifneteu. lporauf Die @intpobner
Id auf ben StraBen aniammelten.
M1brenb bic Nrtillerie ndbrenn Der
Na1t tbeilpeiIe bas 5euer einIteQte,
ibob bic tiirtii6e sSnfanterie bic eanse
Naht binour6.< Sci So9esanbrud
tpuroe aud oas Qrtilleriefeuer uieoer
aufgsnommeu. 9a es nl1t tpirfiom
mar, lteften bic Siirfen bic SrtIbaft
on allen gdsn an; Tie sinaen gu einenl
aasemeinen Waiiatre iiber, bel uel6em
obne Gnaoe 5rauen. Ginber uno
! 8reiIe abseiAladtet wuroen. lleber
300. 6duier wusben ,lieosraebranni
uno iiber 200 perionen, meiltens Gin.
Der unb 6rauen, aet0otet. Srauen
uuo Wdo1en tpur6en ermoroet. nab.
reno lie iih Der Gadnoun9 wioerieB.
ten.. @au3e 6amilien uuroen ab9e.
| i6lahtet ano ibre 2eihuame iuuroeil
aut einen Daufen 9euorfen. gai6i
cine Seele blieb III Der Ortidaft lebeuo.
ginselne ueberlebeuoe Hoben balb Der.
brannt ooer ihmer perleBt. Mebrert
Der fliebenoen G6rfler tpuroen gefanseu
uno ibnen. ebe iie abaeidladtct nur.
ben. Obren unb Naien abeeidnltten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11
g6limmitcs Der Grperintc cate.

3ann irsenb ettpas ldlimmfr iein ais
pas OefibL pab iepe Minute beine lebte
lein wirp? Dies mar ras Grperiment
Der Trau g. $. Nemfcn, Defatur, ala.
nSeit prei Sabren," ihreibt iit. ,litt ih
unausitebliAt SAmer,en ourh llnoer-
banlidfeit, Masen- unb 2eberleipen.
Der Sob fdien unausbleiblih, ais Dcf-
tpren uno aqe Nr;neien perfebltei,.
SdtieBlid wurbe id tepusen, electric
8itters su eebrauhen uno Der Grfrls
mar tpiinperbar, bic In elmer punbersol=
len 5eiluns reiultirte." electric 8ittsrs
III pciitiY garantirt fur Dysrefa, Gsr<
pauunssbeldwercen, 5artleitisteit unp
Merenleipen. gfur so Gts. unb sa-
rantirt BON 5rant Willer unb Sobn,
Npptbefer.
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@erIamet. Gtae 3mperIdiiige

WetI0tt9f. Wttte 3tt0ctId1WDe
WefiOtt, nm fir ein gut etabIirtes SauS einise
Counties an bereiien unO sssinbdubler anb agentea
su beIncben. 2ofaI Territnrium. Gebalt $1024 per
Jabr nuh Muslagcn Gebalt tpiro iDbneutlid init
$19 10 be3ablt nb Gelb fir Muslagen ptrb bDr9efboi.
Isn gpftipm permanent Gas @ei4aft lit erfoIsrsi1
NIB III snteu Sang. gtanDarb pous ss4 Dearbora
et Gbisagu, Sus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11

ga unb bort tauhte iii ben MaiIen Der
bic gabnb6fs belagsrnben MusHiialer
ouh ibon rim nit Nuffdd, gispidel
ober geraifof 8ewaffneter auf uno be-
sengte. bab bic Sailoa Der @ebiras.
.to.lssn ihren 1Mnfana gencmnleil babe.
sSn Der Naht bonn %. 0uf "a. Wai
bate Bern 6euerldrm. SIN sinein
alter, etpos perlnintelten. Der Wiiitpe
Runi.Mltbaus aeb0renDen Wobnbaus
i'm 9llttnber9 brah Sseuer aus, Oas
aud bas @iebdube 0es Suhrbalters So.
bann 9nbah ergriif uno lid auf ben
Mnbau nit Stalluneen Dsrbreiteie
Gin 30idbri9er Mam. gtamens 8il.
oen. pon Beruf 6nbrtnedt. tiro ieine
25idhri9e gbefran blisben III ben sslam'
men uno 9insen elenoiall1 oarin 81
8runoe.
Sn Dilnlnelrieo (soIOtsurn) brannte
oas benz Aleranoer WrDli I'M ,5tollen"
eeborenoe gBobnbaus init @teuertperi
gdtisiid ab.
Aub NeuenburQ bat IN Der Rue bee
Moulius einen 5ielnlih beoeutenosn
Yranbiaa aebabt.
9lm Nbeno oes %. Wai erfreute
mid VI. edeuner mt ieinem g.iud.
Gr III eliidli1 in Der alien 0eimat on.
gelanst uno bat ieine Nneeb0risen &C.
funo uno tpobt angetroffen. ipie er iit
aud, lelber Der belfeu WeiunDhejt err
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Winona. &afe, SsnOtana.

Subiouas faino,er SOmmer.9ieiort, Minpna 2afe
Der eunibIpana Sinie lift Ger 2tmsebunaspab fur
2eute ipelhe iitb pcn tbren onrenaenben Seitdiien
bet ube bingeben mollen. Iieer Aus1nasort lit ber
Sib bet g8inona MiiembIp unb gommerinule nmb
piro labrld BON pielen &snten ous allen xbeilea Der
Uer Gtoaten beiud3t.
yeginnenb nit hem Is. Wloi bic GrbifHuua beS
Wiu0na safe Grenrfionstidets nab btefem Drte Der-
beii DerfnHft iber bte pennibtoania 2inien.
Meaeu gdberem fir sSabrpreiie nRb syohrpEau,
petlbc mon tb on ben 1idstagtnten bcr pennblponta
9itien pber an 8. Wan Snfen Gbief.Giiiftent
General 9aiiagier Meent Yittsbnrg 90. Ansfnn{f
iiber aGutpta Cafe trthriit 5err g. 6. 9iden. Ges
fretdr uub @eneraI. aI.Manaaer Minpna 2afe, Snb. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11

3n Dcrfaufctt. gn DIt 6ront=
5traBe in Der Ndbe oes public Square
eiu Wpbnbaus init feds 3immeru.
Gommertiide uno suten Nebensebdn.
ben, WaHer. Gas etc. auf Der Got
lino eine Nnaabl gutter ssruhtbdume
unb 9eben. 9tdbere Gusfunft in oie=
Ter Office. tt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11

yla6 galifprnieu unb Sipi1enliesenben 2anbiduftea
Gin.Meg 5peiter 8Iaiie Mnfeoler.Iidefs bonn IS.
Mprif bis Is Stunt
ytad punflen i'm Meifcn. Nprbpeften unb giioeR
am 81 april s. unb 10. Mla 2. unb l6 SUM Grfura
feneu fir 6einathiu6benbe.
gaa1 Bnntten in ihbltden unb iibtpe ftliden 2amts
i9aten 21. @prii, s. mub l9. Wat 2. uuo 16 Snni
T. ino 81. SuIi. Gu.gGeg 5tpeiter 2laiie NnFeblerS
IidetS.
yir G,nselheiten ipenbe man fb on ben zidet.
Mgenten.
u. q. Yratt.
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&eSet! Wartct nidt
Or. Ruhns'
Wagnetic Noot oil
hat Gai.5enDe eurirt.

Gs iii i1niun aud MIR einen 9ag Sdmer5en 81 er.
buIben. Sic Beipeife iinb Da. bob burd meine plns
berbaren Seilmiitel Deie paenten, pedbe anaegebfn
riIien murbem. aGo Iebeusgefdbrlidbe Cperatonen
Spt.n nn-sssauisinen perhen, fpurben bic patienteH
til iuraer 3ett eebeilt Wieins Retlnitte furtren N
Wnrscl aus, spo feline onbere Wtebi5ln mebr biItt
Ser GrfoIe 1T fpnnberboI BON ber mtinnte beg @e.
brauds on. Gs pernihtet nit groBer SdDneli9tett
ole InberielsWaclen GeIhtpiliife. bic d feitgeleB
boben nnb ote 8lutgedBf sum Gtoden bringen 10 bob
Der Yatent febr bolo Bpm ben fcternben Guaen erlb
mirb Jerner beilt es Aftbma Mnssebrnng, @atarrb
franfbeiten BIaienetn, 9rtgbfs Granibsit ylenrals
sia, Dpspepile, 9dbmung Gtblagful taleane 6ranf-
beit aoaferiudt pdmorrboiosn, Grausni9ndGe
fpiitne ittG blinbc MlQen. alte Mnnben ArebS, Sc.
ftbmHIfte GnIafnb yietten 2eneurrhDa 2ebensiued2s
lel, ale EparieusErubei &ranfbefen Der Ssoer ullo
beS MageiS. MlaIarid, Gieber, 1fnfteber iuo @flos
indbt IWadef 300. 5 Vedete -. 90.
ia Sarmpu ctr, GsepeIaah 81.
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Der DentSd)e 8eobad)ter,
= bereSss,sebsn psa bsr
Beobachter publishing Co.
~ III s
sae.a pbiIaSsIpbia, Gbis.
Gamust q. gsiaasa. sashalt.as.

Ser -sesbadter1 srfaeiut isoeu 8ouuerftos aatsr
futscuheu SubffrSptipuspresieu:
sFar bic ger Gtoaten nub Sauaoa nit oer Gder. uuo
(Sarteubous Seit,no in Wpra,iSbeaabtliuQ 80. 81. 50
s{ar DeutI9lano nn6 bic Gturss Obne bic .Ader. uMe
Gerteaboa.3 3eit,ue4 BET gcraasaablung S2.ec
Eeenu mad Nhlaui eints 9ermins etu Abonnent eas
Blatt utdf rtfuirt reip mthr oils atpei gnnineru an
nimmt 10 nir0 bsr Betrcffenhe ono fur ben tpgsHetu
Etrmiu oIs Abountnt siueetraaeu
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia
O.. rs second class matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-19
Dealings in Stocks at Opening Car
ried Prices to a Higher Level
All Around.
SUGAR WAS VERY FEvERISH.
Demand for Stocks Fed by Realizing
Sales Obscure Properties
We're Rushed Up.

New York, Nov. l9-Openlng dealings IN
stocks carried prices 10 a fractionally
higher level all round Sugar was fever
ish, opening up quarter declining over
point, and ralying fraction. The de-
mand for stocks aroused by yesterdays
exhibition Of strength was fed by the
realizing sales Of the traders. Pennsyl-
vania, Baltimore n Ohio Erie. United
States steel preferred and the Paclncs all
fen slightly below yesterdays closing.
Prices were well sustained but did not adj
vance aud the market became intensely
dull Northwestern preferred rose and
Denver " Rio Grande preferred Wabash
preferred and Colorado Fuel about a
point, International Power fell and Rub
per Goods preferred aud Westinghouse
Electric point
Bonds at noon were steady
a spasmOdic demand for the active
leaders soon petered out and the traders
TOOK mold OF obscure stocks to encourage
a Following, General Electric was lifted
s points, Minneapolis a. 81. Louis A. West
inghouse Electric g. Biscuit ga, Pacific
Coast and Locomotive, Smelling and a
Few other low-prlced stocks point or
more. Pacific Mail and New York Cen
trail fell of about points. The rise In
Amalgamated was followed by an i'm
proNement In 81. Paul, but was without
general effect st. Paul rose 1h Colorado
FUEL gained ?, and Continental Tobacco
preferred and ST. Louis Southwestern
ubout point. American Hide and Leath-
or preferred gained points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-19
The Lost Packer of Loon Creek,
Idaho, Has Been Developed
Into a Mine.
CONTAINS HIGH AVERAGE OF ORE
The Number Two Level Has Determined
The Continuity Of the Orc Bodies
For at Least 40 Feet

j. A. Czigek, president and general
manager OF the Lost Packer mine, on
Loon creek who has been visiting in
the city for several days, Is very en-
thusiastlc over the prospects on that
creek, says the Boise Capitol News.
The Lost Packer has passed from
the stage OF "A mere prospect to
that OF recognized mine During the
summer 100 tons Of high grade ore
have been shipped, from the mine to
the smelter In Salt Lake. None Of the
ore shipped has returned less than
$3.50 to the ton and from that figure
to over 5000 In addition TO that which
has been shipped they nave about 300
tons piled on the dumps which WIFI
run from $50 to $50 which will be
worked next summer as soon as a mill
has been installed A shipment OF tn
ore has Just been made to Salt Lake,
to determine the best process for work
ing II.
Work on No. tunnel has been com
menced. II VIII have to be run In /, i0l
feet to tap the known ore body at a
depth of $50 feet. The tunnel is being
iuH WI tle vein anu some nlBn grade
ore Is expected to be taken out az the
work progresses. The No tunnel cuts
the ore body at depth OF 100 feet. and
the No, 2 tunnel at a depth of 800 feet
ln speaking of the property yesterday
Mr. Czlzek said
THE No 2 level has determined the
continuity Of the ore shoot and makes
u mine instead of prospect The
NO VIII make 1t famous and mark
II as one Of the greatest mines I'm Ida
no or the northwest Nothing under
the lOO-foot level runs less than $lOJ
to the ton.
our last shipment for this season is
now on the way to the smelter our
mules have been turned out and we
VIII devote all our time this winter
To development work Next summer
we shall Increase our pack train TO 30
mules for taking out ore. We contem-
plate constructing q wagon road next
summer to the mine. We have not de-
termined whether we will construct IL
from Custer or from Stanley Basin.
me latter course would be much better
Tor Boise, as 1t would insure the trade
OF that country for this city. II we go
by Custer Il means that the trade goes
to Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-19

Ter 20; 100 at S2iE COO at So, seller 60:
100 az S6lz 100 at SO, seller bO 100 at
~ seller so: 100 at SS, seller 80, 100 at
s9i 400 at 80, seller go
Daly-Judge. 10 at 800; 1880 at SIS. 100
al 500 100 at SOS; 40 at SEQ; 295 at
$50; 100 at $40
Daly-West. 100 at 1850
Lower Mammoth, 100 at AAl5.
May Day 1000 at az; 1900 at ~;
800 at ~
Sacramento, 1000 at a.
Little Chief, 1000 at 4, 1000 at o.
New York, 200 at 1915 200 at 49, 800 at
1874.
Tetro 500 at 2Oh seller So
OPEN BOARD.
ButleraLiberal 100 at Tx.
Carisa, l,00o at 9A.
Day-West, so at $3.50.
Lower Mammoth, 800 at i3ia, seller 10.
Larine 3i5 at 2.
New York, 400 at IA.
Tetro, 1000 at 30is
Yankee Con-, 200 at Az.
RECAPITULATIoN.
Regular call l2,iii shares sold, bring
ing sl2,Os9G2.
open board, 1896 shares sold, bring
ing 2.5S7 so
Total, si5,71i shares sold, bringing
s1i ,e7720.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-19
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.
How Work ~ Progressing at That Near
by Nevada Camp.

Assessment work on nearly all the
outside claims In the district is being
performed by the claim owners, who
are making an effort to comply with
the laws, says the Cherry Creek Miner
The Mckinley company IL perform
ing the usual amount of work at the
SaXton with no sensational discoveries
or difference In the character of the
ore. over on the Jupiter the strike OF
gold ore made last week I'm the south
tunnel continues to hold its own, with
each days work showing up larger
body. At the White Pine Copper
company's Ruth group the work still
consists Of drifting In the ore body on
ing of assessment work on the other
claims In the group. The New
York q Nevada Copper company Is
performing the regular order of work
on the Copper Flat property. besides
having several men employed In per-
fectlng the title to several Of the COM
pany's outside holdings The Gil
rouN company at Pilot Knob Ia pushing
developments on the Morris and Alta
shafts below the 200 and 100 levels.
Drifting from the $50 level OF the Gi-
roux shaft and $50 level of the Taylor
shaft Is making good progress with
the workings in both places in an ex-
cellent grade OF copper ore Several
fine surface showngs pf copper and
gold ore have been opened up on other
claims In the company's holding while
performing the assessment work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-19
CONCENTRATES.

ID, G. Jackling, manager Of the Utah
Copper company has gone to Denver.
w. Mont Ferry Of the Liberty mine
Is home from an extended trip to the
east.
Two car loads OF Tlntic ore were
reported at the Taylor and Brunton
sampler,
Capt. McVichie was very much
pleased with what he saw at Bingham
yesterday.
The last car load of Utah. Fish
Springs ore, assayed 1913 ounces In sill
Yer and 49, per cent lead.
There are $50 tons of sl2 rock going
through the Annie Laurie mill every
day.
Tony Jacobson Of the Columbus Is at
the mine and will not return until this
evening.
An amount OF high grade ore is COM
ing In the ledge which was recently
struck In the Wolverine.
The Galena King people at stockton
are progressing finely with their hoist.
II VIII be ready to be put in commits
sion some time IN December
Horace Andrews who has been exam
ming the Honerine at Stockton, ex-
presses himself as astonished at the
amount of ore in the mine.
Foreman Ferguson of the New York
reports a steady Improvement In that
property. All the energy of the man
agement is concentrated on the 400
foot level to tap the vein which showed
up so finely on the 300
Manager r. w. Muhlenbauch OF the
Juno, at stockton. Is IN the city for n
few days. He says that the Honerine
tunnel is slowly draining the mine. and
that he viii be able to develop at great
or depth coon.
Choss-cutting has begun at the Com
stock Park City. A station has been
cut on the 450-foot level ana drifting
to the vein will be started at once.
Supt Hickey thinks that It will take
about 100 feet of tunnellng to reach the
vein
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-19
An Eastern Crowd Gains Control
Of the SiIycr-COppcr King
COmpany'S Ground,
LARGE Lodges ON PROPERTY.
William Groesbcck viii be Manager
And Work Will be Started at
Once at the Mine.

Yesterday deal was effected in
this city by which the Silver-Copper
King Mining company Of West Tintic
disposed of all Of It's property. The
company was formed several years ago
and considerable work was done in the
group, which consists of nine patented
claims. A great deal of fine ore was
reported at the time, some of which
ran as high as 40 ounces In silver and
10 per cent lead william Groesbeck,
acting for eastern people is the pur-
chaser, the consideration being $4,000,
made In equal quarterly payments. Mr..
Groesbeck says that his people are
ready and that work viii be started
at the property at once and continued
until the veins, which are exposed on
the surface, have been fully explored.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-19
GUNNIsoN sILvER.GoLD ORE.
sanpete County Strike w hleh is Apt TO
Reach Dig Proportions.

A valuable find OF ore has been To-
Gated In the hills about mile east
OF the Gunnison station Of the II. q.
w. The property was discovered by
Harrison Edwards and Frank Peterson
OF Sterling. The ore runs about $50
In Gold and $1,000 In silver and n
higher but unknown quantity In lead.
The vein Is about Is feet In depth and
the owners are jubilant They have run
short distance tunnel and after
thoroughly demonstrating the value,
VIII organize a company and begin
shipment,
Mining in this locality has never
amounted TO much except in coal and
salt and II valuable minerals shall de-
velop II viii be good thing for the
country.
II IL said this vein Is part Of one that
extends for IS miles from Sterling In
southern direction beyond Dry Creek
IN SEWER county. IL breaks out In sew
eral places including Calina canyon,
Gooseberry creek, near Salina, at
Glenwood above Anabella near Mon
roe and at Dry Creek. Each place
shows the same general character of
minerals and some day, experts believe
a rich country will develop in mining
for Sewer county. as well as its other
resources.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-19
GOLD FIND IN MONTANA.
Ore or Exceptional Value Discovered In
An Abandoned Prospect.

Especial to the "News")
Butte, Mont, Nov ia new gold
strike which gives much promise has
been made on the slope of Gold Flint
mountain. near Clancym, Jefferson
county. The discovery was made by A
prospector named W Brown while he
was crawling through an old and de-
serted claim a considerable portion Of
the side Of the tunnel had coved in 70.
veallng a streak Of ore about 10 inch.
es wide in which free gold could easily
be seen, Assays from the streak shows
values OF about four ounces of gold and
over 60 of silver, making a ton OF tho
rock worth In the neighborhoud of $3.50
The claim on which Brown made his
discovery has been abandoned for a
number OF years its original owners
having given up work In disgust bellev-
Ing the property to be worthless.