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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
Gin SniaFs bes 0efansntRes
f@mer ertranft.

Sheriff Webser eri@ien beute Wols
gen essen 2 llbr i'm Dispenicrium
unb eriu6ts IofOrt einen Mrjt nod benz
GefdngniB gu f&iden, ba ieiner Mnii4t
nod. 8. Cab, Elm Sniufe besielbsn,
i'm Sierben lieSe; iein puIsfdIag mar
iur NOD Elm iebr lansiamer unb bic
0aut flbIte f9 talt an. Or. Sheet
erihisn balO barauf in Der gafile unb
Mleiftsts dr3tli&e Nilfe. gaTb NOR boz,
2rdmpfsn befalen tuorben. Der Nr3t
bofft, i'm retten 5u i0nnen.
Gaib III Elm Der. Staten @efan-
gener; sr tuurbe i'm Nobem5er b. s.
I'm 1unbeseeri&t b. MiBbrau3s Der
poF su betrugsrif@eh 8weden I9uls
big befunbeu unb 5u 6 Wonaten
gefdngnib p~erurtbeitt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03

ibr aubeftet, bernodte ni&t ben Be-
nub 81 beeintgdHtigsn, ba bic srtudbn'
ten srOben 1Or3iss tiberrusten.
Die iunge 2Inflerin srrans besbalb
aud tp~Ob!perbienter grfoIg. Sbr Dr.
gan 1T Defenders In ben niebersn 2neer
frii9 uno geI9meioig, unb in ben 2ies
bern, bic ibr Defenders fasen, eini@mei'
helno unb angsnebm. Gie fang bic
i6uierise gompofticn Farewell yc
Hills" bon 3i4ailotpslp nit fei.
mem yertdnonib uno rib bic
3uhorsr burn bisfen wortrng, 10.
wie nit ben 2isDsrn vDu unb i9" bon
2ebmann unb "Katy did" bon W2il-
oreO pin 3u rnuiAenDem applaus bin.
Ssbr sefdlig NOR Der wcrtrag
r9an5lieo" BON Weinsierl our& BEN
Samenhcr.
Die Damen 3eieten, baB fie inter
Der 2eitung ibres NDirieenten gslin.
ger treflide' Gortf&ritte gsma6t bat'
ten. Mu9 BET ibrer M:.wirtuns In
benz WOrtras nOie 3iseuner" Der i'm
gemiidten @bor geiungen tuuroe.
Wah benz Gon3ert tpurbe unter
Nuffidt Der Damsl elm trtHli1es
Souper- ferbirt unb bann trat Der
1an3 In ieiue @eGts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03

Der In beibsn 6smiipbdrsn bon f6
reOen ma9t! sIu@ Waeterlind tpuroe
iebt bon elmer ngbeirrung" In unanse.
nebms WitIsiosui2aft gUOgsn. Rad
altbener gIcttermeIOunsen bat Grau
WeetsrIinf, ote 9sbensgsfdtrtin uno
S~nterpretin oes GiHters, i5ren @atten
uerlaRsn. SIN 3Onfantinopsl trenrs
ten fie fi6. st III nod Stalien aes
fabren, tie nod Gris9enlanD. Erus
mont, ber srfe S9aufpislsr Der Wass
terIiud.9 rnpps, begleitete Waoame.
%. pof.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
Nteort8er UabrpretS
mad indianapolis iber bic Yenn
ihIuami1 Qinie.
2inie

Mm 81. Mdr3 unb l. 9priI perben,
in Mnbetra@t Der Southern Snbiana
zea@ers Mfreiation" BerlammIuHg,
Greurfons< 1iuete mad Snbianapolis
iber bic 4~ennlblbania 2inien bertauft.
Sir Gin3elnbeiten, Belt BET 8lee, etc.
ipenbt man f& an bic Qoeal 9idet
Meenten bieier 3iniet-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
Dali bic amerifamHAem aamem TN

DAB Die amerifanfj&en 9amer tn
Rs2nen ourdaus ni6t f&wa@ fno,
benefit tuisoer einmal GrI. gagar, bic
Seiretdrin Der Grauenbeb0roe Der
Weltausfsaung In ct. Qouis.
I'm ben uadtrdsl:&sn Bump beim
gongreb I'm Hstrage bon "a, 500, 600
3u rs6tfsrtissn, fat Der DireitOrenratb
Der Weltalstelung benz Gongreb'
gomite eintn Beridt Der bisberigen
4usaaben sema6t uno oarunter bic Bis
lang qsma6ten untoften Der Grauens
bsb6rbe nit s72, 900 bert9nst.
Grl. gagan bat aber au9 Bud ge.
fibrt unb iuenoet fi4 an ben Seereidr
Der QnsHslungsbebbroe 6errn etepens
nit BEN griu3sn, ibr bod cine Inc
gin5elne sebenbe Berednuns iiber bic
summit, bic angebli9 fir bic Grauen.
beb6roe ~Derausgabt wuroe, Sutom'
men 5u lafen. 3ugIsi6 fibrt Grl.
gasan an, oab na9 ibter 9u9'
fiibrune Biz iebt, bas beiBt nab.
rsuo Der brsi Sabre oes 1efebens Der
Grausnbeb0rbe b0affsns bic Summs
bon 500. 900 fir bic Damen beraus.
gabt fino, ma9t einen unterI9ieo non
$50, 900.
FRI. gagan Derlangt nur, bon ben
WsItaustelungs : Dirstioren, baB bei
Grauenbeb6roe bic Summe bon $100'
900, uelhe unter ben ferneren Nus9a-
ben fiir bic Grauenbeb0roe. BEL gr'
fu&en UNI ben natiOnalen Bump nit
angefiibrt mar, ben Grauen CUR eigensn
W~erwaltung aus9eliefert tueroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
8ebarSe fur III. Wsrte.
Der pororgIi9e Control
eur.


Der porforgIi9e Control
Ieur.
Sn Der geftrigen Sibung Der Be-
b0rbe fir 6f. Werte maGte Control
Ieur Dunn oarauf aufmertiam, bob Is
augebra&t fein tuiiroe, bic Sonoerung
Der berIdisbensn 1abnseleife ldnss Der
gan3en Streds n~orb65Ii& bon Der 10.
GtraBe Biz sur Ghrts!babn bei5ube.
balten, fals bic @eleifs, tuie bon Der
Big Gour.Bnbn seplnnt, an Der Wai.
ia3uietts Mbsnue.2 reu3ung esionbert
tusrbsn ToItsn, UNI ibre 66bsrleeung
unb lleberfhbrune Der straBe sur BE.
feitieung Der Niueautvsujunes.@ efabs
rem 81 erm6sli&en. Der Wori&lag
iuuroe an ben Snaenieur usrtuiefsn.
gnognItis befdtigt
uurben bic Mefolutionen betreHenb:
Sadnsinpfl. Der penniplunnia Str,
bon South bis Werril; gementirung
Der en-. an Der Bellenfontaine Ctr,
bon 25. biz o.; 9au BON Mbusuas.
Camden In Der |. Mlep 6ftlih Der
State Qpenue, bon Wafbin9ton Bis
Uaidigan; tn Der l. Mlep 6fliA Der
2epitone Musnue, bon WafbingtOn Bis
Rem Oort; In Der l.. Mlep n6rbli&
Der gngIifb 4psnue, bon Sbelbp big
State.
8sf4Ioffen
wuroen ferner : Nspbaltirung Der 81.
Strabe, bon Central bis College goe. I;
besgl. Der State Mue., bon Waibins-
ton Biz Wi9iaan; Gementirung Der
en-. an Der IL. Str. bon Weribian
Bis psnniplpania, uno on Der Sbef-
ielb Mbe., bon Waibington big 6. 5.
Il o. @slsiis. Dis angeorouete Dsf'
nung Der Railrsab Str.. BON Der @ooo
Ctr. biz 3ur arlington 9lue., ruuroe
riidsdneig eema9t. IN ben Snse.
nieur berpieIen tuurbet Die
petitionen
um : gementirung Der Sm. al Der
2oderbie Str, bon CAT bis Gibertp,
Oil Der gur3on Str. bon Sem Yorf
bis Nidisan, uno on Der Union Str,
BON Der 9oler Str. Bis our L. Mlep
nDrbIi9 Der garIon Ctr. Gerner tuuroe
Der Sngenieur nit Der Musarbeitung
Der
pIdme
fur bic folsenben 1erbeHerun9en be-
nuftragt : 2iespfl. Der g 10. arl
Der Nortb Str, bon Oriental biz
0igblanb Mpe.; 2tespfl. Der
s 3 TT. unb @ementirung Der
en-. an Der Gtetpnrt Str, bon Der %.
bis gum gnoe Der Strabe; bessI. an
Der Rinagolb Gtr.. pom @apmonb big
Ga 6ranbe Mpe.; Gadfeinpl.
Der IA. Strube, bon alabama bic
Netp Ssriep StrnBs. uub Der Merri0
StraBe, bon Slinois biz Senate Mue. /;
Defining unb Werldnseruna
Der Npplegate Str, bon Ga @ranoe
9Ipe. bis Bse@er Str, unb Der 60
Sale Str, bon 25. Bis 26. Ctr;
6 ementtrung Der g 10.
@ feine an Der NobIe
ST., bon Waihineton bis Wirsinia
4pe.; an Der Cornell Mpe., bon Der
IL. Biz CUR 10. Str, an Der pennfpI.
pania, bon %. Bis 80. Ctr; &C..
M entirungb Der g NJ, 6ffli&e
Seite, an Der Central Mbe., bon Is.
bis 16. Str; Rtespl. Der
s abrfr. unb gemtnti.
Der g 10. an Der Woore
alpe. urlb All Der Burial Str; Q a u
gandIen tn Der Wartin.
bale Npe., iiber bic Is. Gty. tinaus.
unb In Der Ghelbon @trobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03

Wioer Grwarten 1T bic nit 10 piel
@lhd unb @eiHidliHtsit aufammenee.
bra9te Sammluns 2eitnsr isbt bon
grben bod gum freibdnoigen Wertaufs
asbra4t paroen. IS fanoen iid bes.
balb bonn GsffIanbe pisIe Wsrtreter bon
Wuissn unb 0Hentli1en Sammlungr
in Der enslifden Grafi&aft Surrep elm.
Die gar3 befonoers intereKante Samm.
lung boz graetosinoii&en Stulpturen,
bic fur bic dlteife @sididte Der neither.
breiteten buoobifiiden Runit bic Der.
porragenbften getpeisfiide entbdlt,
tpuroe bon Or. De goque fir bas Wu.
ieum fur W0ltertunbs In Berlin ertuor.
ben. Mls g~inoe9lieo Der battriId-in.
oii6en STUNT uno Der erif neuerbings
our9 Or. Stein In ben bonn Sanbe be
grabenen Huinenfdoten i'm dinefi9en
9urfefnn entbsdtsn inbiIden Muslanb-
STUNT fat Der Sfulptureni9nb, ben
9eitner Dor 5abren 3uIammenbra9te,
erf ieinen ri9tieen Wertb erbalten.
Gennod 1T er fur ben geringen preis
bon Is, 900 MarI su baben aemeisn.
Die Wtin3fammlung 1T bon sinem @sn'
fer profehor fir Elm @enfer Wufeum
e~rfanoen tporben. Bon ben hbrigsn
S&dbsn beroient bic dspptiide Samm.
lung Dielei9t nod mebr gea9tunQ, ale
ibr bisbsr su She'll murbe.
Cine 10 intersfante Sammlung
tunfbifforiid tuidtigsr g~ltertbamer 1T
isltsn bon einem pribatmnnne 3uiam.
mengebra9t moroen. Rod isltener
aber 1T es sef9eben, baB folGe S9dbe
mad benz Sobe bss Sammlers perfauft
tuurbsn. Sos f90ne gsiipiel bon s.
s. 0orniman, benz Stifter bes 0orni.
MANS uieums, fat In bieiem Galle
teine Ha9abmung gefunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
rnlsre 3eit lit mitunter an Der.

tlnIsre 3eit 1T mitunter an Der,
febrteu plab tolerant. Seit in Seutf9s
lamb 10 coloHale gbebru9s.@ fanbaIe
bon Fn rsbeil ma6en, BAT man bort
bns milOe (boffdbiaeO mort Che
irrung" srfunbsn. Wan permeibet
nussnf9sinIi6. bas Rinb beim re9teu
Ramsn gu nsnnsn. Cine f&One rJr.
runa", fold elm gbebru9s eianOal,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03

Sudenbe, bIinbe, bIutenbe pber btrpor.
queGenbe 9dmorrbciben. Sbr 9pctbefer giebt
bas @eIb jdrfI6 ipenn PAZO OINTMENT
81 tariren perfebIt IN 8 bis IA xasen. 50e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03
Der Wreteft Demti1er
Uramem.

Cine eminente Gdbisisit fur lOsiides
argument lsgte Grau Or. &idtsr aus
ct. louis, unlersn beutiden 2eIern
tpObl Idnsff our4 ibre rei5enoen @e'
bidte unb GsuQeton's unter BEN
G6riftfslsrnamsn .gona Germ" be-
tannt, Dor benz gongreB.G omite, tpsls
DIES tiirsli9 benz prOteif oss oeuti3en
1srbnnDss asasn bic 6tpburn'0 caiber
9orlase Geb0r CAB, an ben Gag. sic
erihien als bic Wertreterin Der beutf6'
amsriianif9en Gruuen, tuelfe bic Be
titiOn ssaeu annabme oes GeIebes un'
tsrssidnet batien. Grnu Or. Ri6tsr
ssbt elsi9 auf ben Rern Der SADIE,
cbne laneIdpeifenbe 9orrebs Elm. Sie
iagt: Die Nnnabme Der yorlags
tpiroe ni4t nur benz Gtnat In benz mir
rpobnsn ermd9tigen uns ben 0enub
BON Wein unb Bier Bel u~nferen WabI.
jsitsn ~ bsrbistsn, ionbsrn uiros aud
bahin ftbren, baB unfere @atten uno
G0bne oem6eim entfrembet tuerben unb
he mad pldbsn 3u lOden, terbcrge1 pOr
benz 2luss Der Ceffentli6teit unb oes
GeIebes trobin mir He ni9t bsgleiten
t0nnen. Wir baIten es fir unier
Rsat, yeranisunes. unb grbolunss'
2otale semeiniam NIT uniern Gatten
unO Qinbsrn befu2en 3u biirfen, unb
slaubsn ni9i, bab Elm Wann 2ofaie
beiufen iolts, In welde ct Grau uno
ainber ni9t mitnebmen Tam.
Wir bsnnfpru6sn bas @sdt, iolde
grfrii9unesn fur uniere 2ieben uro
uns islbf aus3uwdtlen, welde mir fur
3utrdeIia era4ten. Wir gfauben, oaB
mir fdbiasr fino uniere 2inbsr nod
benz Worbiloe u~n!erer Witter auf Die
gabnen Der 7ugsnb uno Wdbisieit 3u
leiten, als ale fosenannten 9empe-
reu3bl1erI i'm 2anoe.
p~robibitiOn fabrt sur 3erfforun9
bss JamilisnIebens uno Slides, nimmt
iotuobl 6rauen tpie Wdnnsrn bas inbi-
biouele Rent nod ibrem @eidmad
Gstrdnie uno Speiisn gu tudblen, uers
fahrt 3u gebsimen 2atern unb lodt
Mdnner bon ibrsn Gruuen uno aus
ihrem 0eim.
Wir Grauen eriu@en Die natiOnalen
@siebgsber. tueber bas 6epburn. nod
Elm unosrss probibitiOnss@ sieb cn;u-
nehnen."
SIN tusitsren yerlaufe bss Mrgu-
ments eri1siuen fOlgenoe Sdbs:
.@eiebe finb ssma9t, bamit fe be-
folgt tperoen. Das In 6rage ffebenbe
@.isb tpiirbe gsma@t tuerben, UNI ums
gnnaen au tperben. Is beraubt ben
Wann zines guten Grtunoes = Elm
@las Bier ooer Wein nod fduerer
5~agesarbsit. in ieinem eiaelsn 0eim,
an isinsm sigensn Slide I'm 2rsiie iei-
uer eisnsn 6amilie. llnb es tpiiroe i'm
stuineen bas mas er fir iein @e9t bdli
ju erlangen - trob oes @efebes."
.Weil ein tleinsr Nru6tbeil feline
GeuObnheiten ni&t 3ugeln iOnnen, iol.
len mir ale lsiben?"
.Soa Der 9abafsbanbel berbotsn
tperben, neil .es leuts uub mas nod
i9limmsr III i9leat er3oaene 2naben
giebt, bic ihre Geixnoheit our9 9abai.
fauen ruiniren?"
.6oft man UerbreGen nnm0gli9
5u MAIDEN, inoem man bic m6gli9en
urIa6en tpegrdumt, ME Spieliaden
aus ben 6dnoen zines 2inbes?"
yW Gle Diebfnb I
berhinoern molIen bur4
6 oniscirung alien Gi-
en- | 6ums2"
.Nur Verbrs9sn muB berbOten tuers
ben. 2aFfern muB man ourd gr-
3isbung entgeaentreten."
Sn 9leid fdbiger uno einorudspoller
Weiie fino ale 9beile bes proieffes bon
Der gsiitreineu Dame bebanoelt. Sober
Sap IosiT9 uno fret bon pbraIsn.
Cine beiuunberunesmirbise @eifes-
arbsit, pirtie Der beuti4en Grauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-03

Nms etaot= umo GonmtbsT ers
waltung.
0at lanae aeipd6rt.


Eie Si@erbeits.g ebOrbe bat gsfern
bic fidot. @efunbbeits. Wsb6rbe autori-
firt, I'm Staots0 oipitaIe Elm ODER jlpsi
3immsr ftr bic llnterbrin9ung bon
polisei. reip. Sail efanesnen aussu.
ftatten, beren Gefunobeitssufnnb
0oipitaI.B ebnnOluna erbeii&t (pie ).
9. 5. O'9earp, tuel2sr fur ben Fob
feiner Grau perantwOrtIi& sebaIten
ipirb unb felt me5reren 9oesi ihpsr
srirantt in Der Sail lieat Sieie Gin
rI@tung icll iofort getroHen tuerben.
IS NIarme m Getruar.
Teuertpebr @bef @oots meIbete in
feinem Wonatsberi4te Der Si9erbeitss
bsb6rbe, paB bas Dspartemsnt I'm &c.
brunr IS Wal alarmirt tpuroe. nobel
822 WaeiIen turiidgeIest tuurben.
nDu OIIf Mot puden!"
CUR Dur9fnbruna Der in WsrseHen-
bsit geratbsnsn .Mnti-S pud' Orbinun3"
bat bic @sfunobeitsbeb6rbe nunmebr
Warnungs : plneote bruden lafen,
ipelHe in allen 0fentli&en @ebduben in
ben Gorriooren &c. angeihlaaen uerben
follen, ebenfo In ben Strabenbabns
Wagen, uno bur9 melne oas publicum
oarauf uufrertfam 9ema2t wiro, bab
es aeiebli1 perbOten 1T. auf Seitenue-
gen, auf ben Gluren 0hsntli4entli4er
@ebduoe ooer bener1 bon StraBenbabns
Waeen &c. aussuipudsn. Die Slider.
heitsbeb0rDe bat periproGen. nit 0ulfe
Der poli3si bic Dur@fdbruns Der Oroi.
nan3 gu erm6sli&en.
3reu53ug gegen bic
Barrel h uses.
Gerner bat Or. W s. Spencer, Der
itabtif9e acknowledgements, bei&loKen,
iobalb als m6gli& auH einer 2reuuug
gesen bic .Barrelhouses" Der Stabt
gu beginner; benn bic @eiunbbeitsbe.
b6rbe TT Der gnf&t, baB bieIsrIei
2~rantbeitsn auf ben Guiel 3uriidjuflbs
rem finb, Der in bieieu pldben ausse.
tpirb.
RIeine peronaI.Werdn
oerun9en.
Die @i9erbeitsbeborbe nabm aeifern
bic Relignation 70. 8. Sorbett's nls
Nitelieo bes Geuerpebr.D Departments
an. unb ernannte gu fsinem Na6foIaer
ben bisberisen subfitut gb. Steinrud
(DemoiraN. Qln benen @te[e trat
Stud (Rspublifnner).
@eaen ben farbi9en poliJffen See
Rnb. bon mebreren perionen Mnilagsn
tuesen unbotmdbigen, arobmduIiaen
1etrogens erboben ruorben. Die am
n69ifen Mittuo9 sur W~erbanbIuna ee.
langen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-01
DEALINGS IN STOCKS
EXTREMELY DULL.

New York Feb, 1.-The opening stock
market was dull and irregular today
without any decided response TO the more
cheerful view over the peace outlook re-
flected from foreign markets. Changes
were small and did not exceed half
point In any case. After show Of re-
slstance prices yielded deolslyely to a
lower level, declines from last weeks
level running to II large fraction In the
leaders Brooklyn Transit fell with some
violence IL, Metropolitan Securities ~
and Consolidated Gas ~. Westinghouse
Electric lost and OF the railroads Nor.
folk & Western, Delaware x Hudson,
Denver 4 Rio Grande preferred. Kansas
city Southern IA. Atchlson showed oppo-
sltion 10 the depresssi0n and on the rally
rose q. over last saturday. There were
fractional recOYerios and u very dun mar
ket before the end Of the pOur
Tho market hardened substantially dur
Ing the second hour, but was intensely dull
Pennsylvania agd the Pacifics were nota-
bly, firm Smoking preferred and Colo
RADIO a. Southern trst preferred lost a
point, and Illinois Centrl rs.
Bonds were quiet and heavy at noon
United States Steel preferred was driven
down 10 5ilt and the general market SYM
pathizei on In sympathy, There were
losses OF point for Metropolitan Street
Railway, Locomotive and Reading and
Lake Erie second preferred Amalga-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-01
TALKS OF DALY.JUDGE.
President DAILY Tells OF Plans for Prop.
erty's Good.

In speaking OF conditions at the
Daly-Judge the Park Record says:
John McSorley, one OF the best known
and most competent mining men In the
state came up Monday morning to take
charge of the new campaign OF develop
ment to be inaugurated at the DAILY
Judge property Manager John j. DAILY
has been In camp all week attending to
matters requiring his personal atten.
ton. When asked by a Record reporter
what might be said regarding the DAILY.
Judge, Mr.. DAILY replied You may tell
the people Of Park City that closing OF
the Daly-Judge mill and the decreasing
Of the working force at the mine will
be n benefit TO them as well as TO the
stockholders and that they will find II
out later on. Others have taken hold
of the Daly-Judge and have given II
up again, believing II to be OF no par
tlcular worth, but being satisfied that
there Is a mine there aud very veal
thy one. have taken personal charge
OF affairs 80 that may bring about its
development as ! desire, As things
have been going on recently, however,
the property was n losing proposition
and sooner or later the company would
nave ltNfll w VIC nhiis W W. NV
plan OF prospecting new ground now
under consideration, however and the
expense OF the mill out OF the way, the
company. | feel satisfied, will soon be
as strong as any, and so as have stat
ed, this camp will be greatly benefited
The mill Is now closed tight and the
mine practically so, but on Monday
morning so men will go to work In the
mine, driving drifts, .alses, etc. In dit
ferent parts Of the undtveloped ground,
and as soon as the showing warrants Il
the working force viii be materially m
creased. There Is no need at all for the
people of Park City to feel discouraged
over the action taken regarding the
Daly-J Judge. There Is a great mine
there and we will yet prove It,
These statements certainly put nm en-
courag ring aspect on the outlook Mt The
Daly-Judge, and coming as they do
from Mr.. DAILY one who knows, they
may be relied upon. Az the gentleman
states the mine and mill are now praC.,
tIcally closed the last shift Mt the MIL
finishing its work last night, while
nothing will be done In The mine until
Monday morning, when the prospect
ing and developing force goes to work
In earnest,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-01

The Taylor & Brunton sampler re-
ports the arrival OF three cars Of ore
from Bingham two cars from Tonopah
and four cars from Tlntic today.
There arrived at the Pioneer sampler
this morning two ears of ore from Tin
tic and one car from Stockton.
The Lower Mammoth and Black
Jack properties at Tlntio have buried
their differences over a disputed bound
airy line, and have decided to ubstitute
mining development for litigation.
An important discovery II reported
by Manager Frank L. Wilson on the
Lucy l.. property In the Deep Creek
country In the way Of silver lead ores
near the surface. This find Is on an
other part OF the ground from where
the important copper strike was made
some time ago.
Reports from Park City confirm an
important find Of ore in the Scottish
Chief on the 900 foot level,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-01
Second Concentration and Power
Plant to Serve Alta In
Its New Growth.
CAPACITY 100 TONS AT START.
Manager Crowther Announces Pro.
gress as Result Of Trip Fast
Camp to be Benefited.

The building OF concentration at the
Continental Alta mine ut Alta in the
early spring, 10 be followed by the erec-
ton Of a power house on Little Cotton
wood creek near Wasatch, Is announced
by Henry NJ, Crowther. manager Of tn,
Continental Mines & Smelling corpora
ton, on HIS return from three weeks
visit east.
The concentration wlll have an initial
capacity Of 100 tons a day and will be
used at first for handling the sulphide
ores which have responded so generous
ly to the work OF development on the
lower levels, The matter of handling
the sand carbonates, carrying liberal
values of silver and lead and OF which
there are vast quantities IN the upper
workings. will be disposed OF later,
after thorough tests as to the best
manner Of reducing them have been
made. The lead values In this class of
ore IL readily and effectually saved by
cncentration but the silver, being light
er, Is more refractory on that account.
For the contemplated power plant an
appropriation Of water was completed
last fall and the installation Of the
plant will be "a material benefit TO tne
company's operation and a marked adj
yancement to Alta camp. The plant viii
have capacity OF 500 horse power, and
the power will be conveyed some eight
miles UP the mountain by wire and then
used to operate the mine and mill, while
liberal amount OF power can be sup,
piled to other properties In that vicinity,
Mr.. Crowther has been peculiarly for
tunate both In securing means with
which to prosecute the work in this
camp and IN obtaining results from the
work that has been done under his dl,
rection. The question of transportation
by electric power In place Of the wagon
road method now used Will IN all prob
ability be taken Up by the same maii-
agement within the present year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-01
CONSOLIDATION
IN MUCH FAVOR.
Mining Men Generally Hope for
Unity Of Action 10 Beaver
County
A CENTER or GREAT WEALTH.
Great Results Are Predicted From
Work Of Senator Lewis, Who
Is Now East

The contemplated consolidation the
numerous Beaver county and Nevada
properties that have been grouped ex-
plored and developed to greater or
less degree by Senator A, B, Lewis un-
der the operation Of one company is
looked upon with favor by mining men
almost universally. AS n rule they
strongly favor including the holdings
Of the Majestic company together with
it's smelter In the deal, They claim
that while that region is a rich one, It's
growth would be FASTENED by the Con-
solldation to great extent, whereas II
there remains a multiplicity OF interests
the development OF the region would
be OF much slower growth. The Ma
jestc company cannot operate its
smelter with ores from its own grounds
until a much greater amount OF devel-
opment has been done, while II the
smelter were opened to receive the
ores from neIghboring properties II
could be started almost al once ana
continued for all time. This would
make Milford a smelling center with
all kinds OF ores and the necessary
iiuxes near at hand. and a promising
nucleus from which would grow a
mining region OF wonderful wealth.
on the other hand should the smelter
remain idle 1t would be an advertise
ment against rather than for capital,
and would act as scare crow to Keep
investors away.
There are so many meritorious prop
critics In that vicinity that have been
held perslstently for many years, and
with concerted action the tedious per-
Tod OF waiting would soon be followed
by q period OF work, Senator Lewis
left for the east Saturday night with a
firm belief that the gigantic corpora
ton to be known as the Monarch will
be successfully finaRced and that ma
terial resuta will soon follow