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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Two prisoners confined Ia tha aaun
iy jain at Hiliaboro Sierra county.
made successful break Tor liberty on
Tuesday night uf last week ID seems
mat The ialier iot The men out ln Tho
iail yard Tor 40 string before locking
them up for the night aud while
proWling around one of the prisoners
pushed open e side gate and lodged
Out Hr WAS followed BY the other
prisoner The lAiler did not discover
that the men had escaped Tor some
few minutes When be found that the
prisoners had hoWh BE- aroused the
sheriff and The surrounding tOWas
we're notified. hut up tO the preHehL
time nothing haH nr0u heard ~ then
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
-Ernm 1900 laLr nll.nL

NN NNIN NNlNNN NNAINN ANNINN N.N
Hon. r. -. OatrOn. who vas az Las
Vegas the past few days Ga legal mat.
tors has returned 90 santa 20.
A. A. Robinson. president ~ the
Mexican Central railroad. passed
through the city this moruinr. aco0m
panied by hiH family
The barber shops Of the city Will
on next Monday. observe SUNDAY
hours, closing 40 m O'Clock a. m. 49,
order of local Union No b0i
Under Sheriff Edward Newcomer BE-
enjoying q visit from hts parents. Mr.
and Mrs Chua. Newcomer. Wh0 arc
rived laBf evening from ~ Morris
co.
The ladies whist club vii meet a.
9 % m Tuesday. January Z. AN mem
beers are requested to be- present
Election Of officers and other import
ant business.
" "a Gutter who succcedg n. g.
Ferguson ua cashier AZ the Mutual
Life Insurance office, arrived from
Boise CITY. Idaho. last evening be
was accompanied by Mrs Cutler
Judge John o. McFfo. who o. the
presiding judge OF tho Mrst Judicial
district passed down the road lasf
night f0r Meaiila Park. where be- will
spend Christmas with hlg family Ho
VIII return 90 Santa ~ GA Monday
noKt
Conductor Qunn. who haa been
punahlnE tickets un the New MeKioc
division Cor several years and if one
Of the most popular conductors on
thc system. hiss beeu transferred. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Among the fonia peculiar 10 Christ
nas noneits0 common as plum puddinr
Tho date 90 thr Introduction % THE
fnyorlto dish it reIeRaIsd to che vague
past. but BE- be- probable BE- bel nut older
than the eighteenth century and 30
appears to Boz "a "Iiousr Of Hanover
dish searchers ~ Jhe symboilcal con-
tend thar uu account u' the richness
81 lho ingredients lhe plum pudding 10
cmblemnur NJ the oHrrnEs uf the
Wise Men Plum pudding b oasen-
italy an English dish aud does not
seem t0 flourish ~ veil in other
countries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
AoPFwELL.s pRoJeers.
Progressing Very satiuiaetorily-
Looks Good for Much Steel Track
n"I'dinq In New Mexico our.
ina 1905

General Manager 81. S Hopcwcl
lot the Albuquerque Eastern railroad,
has returned tn Santa BE- from @ visit
tu eastern financial cruters BE Hpent
some time in New York in pittsburr
and Boo Chicago. c0nforrng with the
capitalists Interested iu the proposed
now railroad enterprises namely the
building of thp road from uuuurn tu
Albuquerque and from willard to E
inso. Texas and from Torrance to
Roswell
Several hnancIora and bankers wen,
consulted and matters in connection
with these railroad projects ere gc.
ling Ou very satisfactorily and % looks
as ~ much railroad building would be-
done in the territory hy the syndicat,
NJ which Mr. Hopcwoll lF member
within tho next eighteen months. The
work ON the Albuquerque Eastern
railroad from Mor.arty .o Hapan aui
Goo Albuquerque VIII be- pushed rignt
along and after January first the ay.
ng ~ steel rails viii commence no
soon aa o force FOR that purpose caa
hp organized
Part of ihe rails Is now un th.
ground and part ia now in frauat Mr..
llOpcwoll did much hustIIur for Now
Mexico during fho past .bror weeks.
as the results within tho next year
and "a balf vim nbuudnntly prove Ha
naturally would not give ouI any pose
tive Information as nD definite plar-
of activity have a. yet been adopted
hy those who are Ia tho combination.
but that everything looks very hope
lul De- nevertheless a fact.
Str HupoWuli will leave This even.
ug Tor Albuquerque to attpud tu rail-
road business boz thc Duke city amt
thence Will go tO bis ranch home at
ilil.sbOrO io spend Christmas with mia
wife and DIS two nnC boys. After a
short vacation be- will come hack 90
this city to Dee as ectiyo and as push.
ur az ever New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
NOTICE

To Whom DO May Concern
Notice is hereby given that tho m.
dDrsign"d administrator of 90, estate
ui ~ g. Loods. deceased. has filed in
tho office of the probate clerk OF Der.
unlillo county, bits final report as such
administrator and will ON the FIRST
Monday Boz February. 1905. ask tine
probate court to approve same and t1
ho discharged. together with h.s
hundsmcn. amy person desiring to uI.
Or make objections to the approval 20,
sold ronuri may du 500 at said limo
BEN BOTTLE. Administrator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

'rhs bosJoWluE 0f christmas bore.
be- ~ great antiquity, auu was former
Dr. the bounty ui u'! disposed persons
who were willing tn rIn,unute some.
Trims toward tle Industrious later
the KIM came to bo demanded AS a
r.Eht and became somewhat ~ nius.
nnce The Roman Catholic priests had
masses Tor everything and II ship
sent 90 the West iodIps they had a
bon in her under tho protection %
some patron saint ln England che
day after Christmas IS known as Box
lnF day from the Christmas Duxes
which used to be ln circulation. ana ln
the British museum raH he seen boxes
covered Nith Erocu laz8 with "a sllt
iL The side f0r money ana presents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
LON Thnrlday In CIuLonI

from Thursday Daily CiuzcnI
The country from Thornton north 90
lamy junction. and thence 10 Santa
Fo ia pretty well covered with snow
Mr. aud Mrs Al &. OtlrE aud chill.
dren went up 10 Santa Fe yesterday
10 spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives and friends
Agent Hatcher and force of the
local office OF the Wells, Fargo EK.
press company are experiencing a
great rush these days.
a. IA COmstQck. who represents "a
Chicago packing establishment. with
headquarters Tor New Mexico in thiB
city WIS az Santa Dc yesterday.
w. W. Mcclellan, The bookkoopor OF
Bachcchi a Giomi. Wholesale liquo-
merchants. loit this morning Tor Ger
riIios on business Ho viii return to-
night
James ID Eakin. Of the liquor nm
of Mollni & Eakin after doing bust
ueaa The past week in the towns uD
The road. returned t0 The city last
night
Miss Winnie Founeu. ~ 9lG North
second street reports the loa8 az Der
dog who answers to the name OF
hoW1cr' and offora g reasonable re-
ward for BIS return
Adolio 6alaa. che general merchant
and postmaster ~ Eaea3oga. out In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
Tblrd Attempt 70 slay ArIIsna Nan

Tho hIrd attempt tU asaassinafs
% .. Lowe uf Prescott. Arizona. uaf
mdao af that town at clock tbs
other morning hy unknown parties
by shooting through the Winduu of
hlH bedroom rhe bullet crashed
Ibuufh tho glass anG buried itself
in "a vail Iust over loves bet ruvo
before loves Ife has been attempted
escaped death hy Few inches
love m figuring In HHHHnflonal
divorce aui. ahlch Mr Lave a.
lighting hard Iu prevent An cram
Inat.un made uuf sldr fhD window
through which thn shot eas taken
a luWe stuWe1 "a mans foutuFinfa
Lowe has reviewed several warninFH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Mildred whispered the poor but
intellectual younE man Emerson says
the only gifi is "a portion Of thyHeif
Ny Christmas present ~ you 10 this
pDem and ail . ask % you ia return
ia l0sk u your hair Chicago Tfih
enc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

io NOT I.kr tr. acts rom. FOLKS
Perform with DO. TOGO .III, rarity,
Nur can q cherish christmas jokes
That H"uf .UI uf Christian charity.
Uui chiefly f..HD rrWlsF urd.
AND f.ru tn,Ir sDtIars rypfvhpuHibis,
Who at iHIH season deem DO kind
To l0., uuI F.fln that che, call sensible
Town VuuIrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

BnEEs-n you want 70 So misery
you should pass q Christmas 10 the
Sums
GuKEa That's nothing once
passed q Christmas with some fellows
employed b. Russell sage Town
Topics.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

onouNh this factory employs only 300
porHote the machinery used being
automatic and requiring but little 90.
toniion 1s 10 gr.n1a miles of wire into
tons of ba.rp.ns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Robcrt-what do you DO GA New
Years day
Bichard-Oh I get OUT ny last
years resolutions and make a fresh
brisk start Detroit Free Press
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Tommy But "a. how will Santa
Claus go down Tho chimney without
being hoard'
fa-fOur BIZ hrother will hang up
some Of his new sucks brooklyn Life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

January Resolution Swora on
January Resolutions wore Oh AT
lanta Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Tho directors of the Great Western
railway OtngInndl are about to intro.
duca 600 american engine fur their
lunr.l.U.8HcH expresses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
A RRAL RARnATn.

Ask yoar drugna los q calendar 10
you want fresh dates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ITEMs OF INTEREsT.

William .. Bryan says HE nrst am.
billion was TO be a Baptist preacher.
Alfred Belts oner o. found a pro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

One good thing about Wuat Christi
mas presents 10 that thsy don't last
more than day On two -Chicaeo
Record Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Mrs. BarEalngrab- sec these smok-
ing Jackets are married "A bargain az
$500. We're thoy selling az moro7
Department Store Clors 80. ma 'rm.
but ,hey haven't been marked zap from
a lower price. Like most Of the Christ.
mas things. ma Fm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

ln iho future VIII run between la
Iunn and Las Vegas.
lko Graham secured tnO handsome
Navajo blanket wnloi on lasf nirht
bY Scott knight Tho blanket was
brought to Albuquerque during the
territorial fair Ny sheriff Sim Elmer
oi San Juan county and was 90 cx.
tm0rdInhry colorInr and designing o.
was valued of about ~.
The latest returns show Chat boz
1902 iho local indebtedness ln thr
United Kingdom wac hitiT uAa.Hiu.
1u increase of ti.ar2 HNa.fO ln TWEEN.
fypirhi years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

The largest hairpiu faoloy ln the
wssid 10 az painswick. a VILLAGE Ia the
Siroad valley. England. Strangely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ALL KINDS OF
JIGGERS FOR KIDS
The Toys Of This Year Are
Many and OF All Kinds
and Descriptions.
SOME or HEM REALLY. AMUSING

a land If tops of hurus and eamcs.
Ton thousand blocks of countless
HamDa
liuhta. tops and iou's tha, nun by eas
OF .raIns and cars. C0uuIIUH. mas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
HCSitaucy at First Was Of Short
Duration, Buying Orders
Coming In,
SOON AFFECTED BY WAR NEWS.


Naw York Nov 1.-The opening deol-
mgs ln stocks today were irregular and
gains bv Great Northern pfi. Of T. Dcs
gated Copper rose q point on the purchase
OF 1900 shares and then reacted half
The opening hosItancy was Of brief dura-
ton ats One execution Of large orders Tor
Sugar. Amalgamated Copper ST. Paul
Union Pacific and Rock Island carried the
market substantially above Yesterdays
closing Amalgamated Copper touched fa.
and Union Pacific MA other advances
reached l4 Zoo Sugar in ID. a II. and 1
Iu New York central Reading o a. w
and the Metropolitan stocks Exceptions
TO tine rise included Wheeling q Lake
Erie. which lost lA. and Illinois Central
Kansas city Southern preferred, southern
Rllway preferred, Smelling preferred,
Mammalian and International Paper. ] To-
=, Tup prices were not maintained and
trading became quiet ON the decline.
Tine market became uuupr during the
second hour than fur several weeks unul
the slow uEEWR tendency gave way %
faster declines. only fractional remnants
were left of amy 90 the gains and the
average level of prices ton below yestrr-
Do
Rock Island. q and ST. Paul AtChlson,
Missouri Pacific Rock Island, Reading,
Pressed steel Car Colorado Fuel and
Kansas d Texas Go ~. There had been
changes were unusually narrow Amalga-
Muuas lg and chicago Great Western l.
UYnds were irregular at noon
Prices declined rapidly with the news
of tho WarIikc preparations at Gibraltar
g. Paul fell an extreme 2s, Kansas &
Texas 2 ami Rock Island, Onion Pacific
Canadian paciuc ana Colorado Fuel ~ %
O. Practically AN the stocks on the HIST
were brought within the 1 point range OF
losses.
the violence OF the afternoon decline
induced some heavy covering bw shorts
and the market rallied from y To- 1
point throughOut The rally was for The
purpose Of further selling and the mar
ket broke abruptly To- the lowest 81 Paul
sold an lower than last night and Union
Pacific Reading and Hooking Valley
about q. Brooklyn Union Gas droppcdz
S+. Cotton OH recovered with the decia-
ration Of dividend Of per cent on the
stock There was AN almost immediate
rally OF a point in Union Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

inc experienced here. bu, from tho 900.
foot level NJ the old West Ontario shaft
water is being hallcd out regularly
u is expected that work vrl continue
wIthoue interruption throughout the
winter
Everything Re- working smoothly at
the Ksons-Kelth mill The now boil.
ors are Nm place and I'm operation ana
double-cylmdcr COMPRESSOR ls being
put ir To supply oh for the Burnley
drills in the Hnnaurr tunnel THE pipes
are laId and drills wllI soon Boz I'm opea.
ton. adding materially no the output
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
CONCENTR ATES,

Eight cars Of ore were reported at the
Pioneer sampler today
Manager G. r. Boutwell, Of the sacra-
mento Is IN camp on an inspection trip.
C. A. Falco, manager Of the cluster
group Of Bingham, was IN the city last
evening.
Manager r.. H. Claiming Of the Utah
Consolidated mines went out TO Bing-
ham this morning
President william b. Mucklow Of the
Majestic Copper companys properties
Is expected to arrive shortly after cleo
ton
Capt. Duncan McVichle, manager OF
the Bingham Con. has gone 70 Chicago
and Boston TO confer with Bingham
stockholders.
Senator Wolcott OF Colorado and par
~ concluded not to visit the Cactus
mine in Beaver county and departed
for the east last night
The Yankee Consolidated Mining
company Of Tintc closed the month
with the shipment Of 20 cars Of ore to
the valley smelters.
The Alaska Treadwel mines have
paid TN less than 10 years total OF
Ms per cent on capitalization OF
S5,000000. This was done from ore as
saying from Sl.SS to S3.49 10 the ton.
Mike Fitzgerald, a well known Utah
miner, has returned from q months
trip TO Tonopah and Goldheld. He says
working men should keep away from
those places at the present time, as
there are more men IN the camps man
there Is work.
James Johnson Of Bingham will soon
have q shipment Of ore on the market
Manager H. S. Joseph Is inspecting
the Silver Shield az Bingham today,
He was accompanied TO camp by Scion
SpIro. the latter manages the Silver
Bell mine at Park City
ore shipments from Park City during
the past week, as reported by the Rec
ord were as follows. Daly-West. 2,5ll.-
600 pounds: Kearns- Keith. 10000, Gre
ole. 90 600. American Flag. 10000 Clegg
lease. so 900: ontario 100000. Silver
Kins, l35S,lOO. Total pounds t45i,lO0,
ID. II. Mcmillan, the Pennsylvania
oil expert who recently arrived for the
purpose Of inspecting the Uintah res
creation region has completed his mis-
sion and has returned to the city great
IS pleased with the possibilities OF the
country. The geological conditions he
states could not be better for the ex-
istence OF oil. The Plttsburg-Salt Lake
on company, which he represents, Is
going 10 do some work there.
Arrangements are being made at the
Daly-West for the Installation OF air
hammer rock drills The machine is
virtually hand drill, which Is operated
By compressed air instead OF the usual
hammer. one of these machines. OPP
trated 10y a single man. can do the
work OF four men working double
handed, 30 that an Idea Of the saving
IN time and expense effected by their
use may be gained. They are now be-
ing tried IN the mine as an experiment
and are working perfectly, so that the
new drills will be installed permanently
an the near futurc.-park Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
PRODUCE.

Chicago. Nov december wheat OPEN
ed La& 10 igHN cent higher at l.l0A to
lii. and advanced TO LIS. May also was
upAqS to vac, at LOS to l.lO7s and sold
cash, Wheat-No, 2, rcd, l,l6al.ls; No
B. red. il2lzal16; No Q hard, l.l2Gllj;
No. 81 hard, lWql. 49, No. l. northern,
l16di.1S. No. 2, northern, l.l2dl.bi No, 3,
spring. 03dil5. 4
'0iats.No. 2. 2gd2sig; No 3. 2SIzG2
Corn-No 2 jiil 10 AA, No, 3. 55ls to
Close. wbeat-Dcc, l.l2A; May, lll1a
Ct'6n"Nov.' 5gs. Dec 4Ss,qisN; May.
i5Lqlj%. July 4jhuijis.
Oats Nov, Gli Dec &a; May BIS;
Pork-Nov. 1915 Dec, lllO0. Jan,
l28iib. May, l2N&. .
IArd-Nov., 702ia; JAM 70jG7Oih; May
Rl6s-Noy, 5S2H; Jan, 6i2's May
65iig.
Rye-Nov. 59.
Flax-Cash. northwest, l.l5
Timothy Nov, 200,
Clover Nov, 300
Barlcy--Cash, SiG5l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

fecllng the arrangements for naugur.
atng the greater Utah irrigation
scheme The canal people received with
approval the explanations and PROPOSE
lions OF the state engineer and the at-
torney and VIII go INTO the association,
Mr.. Richards sald this morning thar he
is confident there WIN ha no trouble
bringing all of the water users and
owners iu the section of the state Zee
terred TO into the water users usgoria.
tIon he said the government engineers
viii continue lD the nrd until the
weather prohibits further out OF door
work, then the field notes off thr ongl.
uocrs Wlll bp worked out ANA every.
thing made ready for construction op-
oratlons Zoo the spring Mr. Richards
does not see why active building ON the
strawberry reservoir should not be iu.
auguratdd early during the coming
year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
Tononnh.ioldReId shirments.

Tho ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad this week aggregated llS3
tons. of which 500 tons came from Gold
field. says the Touopoh Miner The
shipments We're divided as follows.
From Tonopah-Touopah company ClO
tons Of bulk ore and IS tons of sacked
ore, TOnopah Belmont 20 tons bulk,
Montana T0nopah, 20 tons sacked,
From Goldheld-Bowcs KernICk lease,
1856 tons Zinn lease sc tons QuarEIte
lease, II tons; Florence lease 90 TONS,
Combination, 4j tons
Passenger traffic remains about the
same the arrivals averaging about 10
a day, and the departures about 20.
Arrangements have been Nmpleted
for broadening the gauge Of the track
OF the Tonopah railroad from TOnopah
Junction to Tonopah and the work
win be pushed az rapidly as possible.
The plans for the extension Of the road
to Goldheld provide for a broad-gauge
track
The Reno papers announced last Sum
day that the Southern Pacific company
had purchased the " & r.. but this re-
port is denied by D. o. Minis, the prln-
cpal stockholder Of the V. & 7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
Provo Mining News.

Provo Nov. IA mining deed from
William and Ida Soderman Of Eureka,
10 Fred Sundel Of Eureka, has been
filed with the county recorder The
deed conveys, for 81 and other valuable
consideration, the following mining
property situated In Broad canyon,
North Tintc mining district, one
fifteenth interest In the Tip Top, the
North Star and the silver King mining
claims.
The Wasa Mining company has se-
cured by mining deed from Jacob Sodcr-
und ct al, the following mining claims
An North Tlntic mining district: Lucky
BOY Nos. I, and o. North star Tip
Top. Red Wing, Silver King, Evening
star and Blue Bird. The consideration
IS capital stock In the Wasa Mining
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
Scottish Chief Improves.

Excellent reports are coming from
the Scottish Chief mine at the head Of
Big Cottonwood canyon, where Man
ager WIN j, Lawrence is giving his per-
sonal attention TO the exploratory cam
paign
BY telephone Manager Lawrence has
advised associates that he has encoun-
tered about three feet Of chloride ore
IN the Wine now being sunk
There has been a noticeable strength
enlng In the price Of the stock for sew
eral DAYS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
CAMP WILDER.
Sew Idaho District Organized Contains
Fifteen people.

Special Correspondence,
Howe, Idaho. oct. g6,-At a meeting
held OF miners oct 25 the new
mining district situated on what is
called South Greek. I'm the range Of
mountains east of Little Lost river
this camp was organized and given the
name OF WILDER In honor Of l.. ID. VIII
her Of Pogatelo, who is the Oldest man
I'm The camp.
W. o. Young Of Bryan, Idaho, was
recommended To the county recorder OF
Blaine county for the appointment OF
deputy recorder of the district Andrew
pomc being the first man Of recent
date TO prospect the district and locate
claims I'm the new district. It will bear
his name and hereafter known as
the Dome mining district
The ore produced thus FAR consists
Of copper silver and lead, some OF II
carrying very high values. assays going
as high as 900 a ton being obtained,
There are at present some 20 locators
In the district Some Of the claims In
the northern part Of the district, stu
otcd ON Pass Creek have been worked
for a number OF years and are owned
by eastern capitalists The southern
part OF the district Is comparatively
new that is. on South Creek, at the
new Wilbur However there
was some prospecting done here 70
years ago. but for lack Of milling facil-
tiles and transportation the prospects
We're abandoned.
It Is claimed by reliable citizens that
during recent years, wagon loads Of
copper ore have been gathered from
the surface and hauled away. Some OF
II was taken TO HALEY and some TO the
o. s. l.. railway at Dub0ise
At Camp Wilbur there are 10 people,
and several cabins ara under course Of
construction and viii be completed In
the near future The work Of develop
ment viii continue through the winter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
SOUTH JORDAN COMES IN.
Canal Company viii Enter the Water
Users Association.

state Engineer Doremus and Attor-
ney +. $, Richards went down TO West
Jordan yesterday TO attend stock
holders meeting Of the South Jordan
Canal company The visitors were met
in a cordial spirit. and they explained
the proposed water users association,
composed OF water owners OF five coun-
ties, whose representatives will deal
directly with the government IN per-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
Among Park City Mines.

The contractors on the Midnight Sun
are making good progress on the tunnel
and are now IN easier ground than they
had been, The tunnel is now IN 800 feet
and by Christmas they expect TO reach
the ledge for which they have been
working II Is believed that the ore
VIII be found I'm this ledge,
There Is nothing new To report at the
New York. A nice little pile OF ship
ping ore Is on the dump. which is being
added to every day The proceeds will
materially aid IN helping out the last
assessment which became delinquent
We notice the names Of very few Park
city stockholders ON the list
A force OF men Is engaged NJ the Ola.
mond-Nimrod drifting on the S00-foot
level, but no new developments are re-
ported. No trouhle with water IL be-