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group, considerable expensive equip
ment has been installed and vigorous
campaign OF exploration has been con-
Quoted, all Of which has resulted In \
good showing at the close OF the old
year The famous Silver King mine has
kent no the usual dividends, the Keith
Koarns mine has been Il regular ship
per, while the Diamond Nimrod and
other properties IN the vicinity have
been developing with quite satisfactory
results. The Silver King Consolidated
has made promising Roadway and Il
would be surprising. indeed, II this
mine did not produce In 1906
Tho Great Daly-Wcst.
Notwithstanding that the caving-in
of the great Ontario drain tunnel az
Park city interfered with the DAILY
West Mining company In carrying OUT
It's plans for the years campaign, the
management Of that great hononza has
succeeded IN maintaining about the
usual output and has reported TO it,
shareholders with the regular quarter
IS dividends OF Sl0S00O.
II viii be remembered that late In
the year 1894, the directors of the Daiy-
West concluded arrangements with the
MANAGEMENT Of the Ontario Silver
Mining company for an extension Of
the drain tunnel to the Lodges of the
DAILY West Had IL not been for the
g,cident the ore bodies Of the latter
mine would have been opened at "A
depth OF >, 100 feet--about 600 feet low
cr than the present lowest workings In
the mine
But the plan outlined q year ago Is
yet to be carried into execution, for
during the past few weeks, the last
cave In the great adit has been re-
moved the unwatering again Of the
mineral zone on which several Of Park
City's greatest mixes are located is
in progress and II Is anticipated that
IL win onlv be few weeks more un-
IN the work Of pushing the tunnel into
Daiy-West territory will be resumed
The accident which closed the tunnel
occurred last March and has cost the
ontario company many thousands OF
dollars to clear st.
Under the provisions OF the agree
ment entered into with the Ontario
company the Daly-Nset has obligated
itself to pay 81 600 per annum for the
uaa OF the tunnel for drainage and
other purposes.
But the stoppage Of the drain tun-
ncl ala not interfere with development
during the year now drawing to a
close on the upper levels OF the mine,
all OF which has resulted favorably.
The mil has handled from 1900 to
5000 tons per month,
The extension OF the drain tunnel
means practically the making Of new
mine of the Daly-West ana it's i'm
purtaucc can be realized when the fact
Is taken into consideration that the
zones I'm which oTp. AZ rich ns any ever
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ular shippers OF the Summit county
camp In 1906.
Durine Che past year the Daly-Judg"
company has kept Up a very vigorous
oamraign ~ exploration Tho results
huNo been W a character which fully
deu0nsrutes that President John j.
DAILY was right when be- told share
holders thar the true greatness of tht
mine of Nilch he is the head, would MOI
be known until investigations were car
rici 80 tho depths below MS wei, are %
the virgin territory soutbwestcriy from
the shaft towards what Is known as
the bonanza Fiat section OF the dis.
tri.t II has been two years since Mr.
DAILY made recommendations OF this
Kind ana the shareholders took favOrn-
bic action. Tn February. 1904 the deycl-
opment Of The property along The lines
suggested by him Was undertaken
Since that time tho campaign has been
c1rr.od ON vigorously and during the
PAST year. invest lgatons have been
confined principally 10 the 1900 400
and 1900 levels Tho responses have
been particularly graft fyng ON the first
tWO named levels while on the latter
the workings have been IN ore for som
time but have not yet reached the
point directly under where the rich ore
above. one very gratifying feature
about the recent development In tho
DAN judge 81 found In the Tact that ~
depth is attained. and as the working
are pushed westerly under the Bouan-
IN Fiat country hsttpr values are being
found, particularly u gold. Where zlnl
appeared IN the composition of the ores
In ;hc old Anchor workings. It, has Civ
en- way To lead-silvcr- iron ore Of ma
turo that win readily respond TO con-
centratiou and make q much more de-
sirable smelling product
Orc Bodies Extensive.
TIE ore bodies that have been opened
have all the appearance of being eX-
tenslVe yct little has been done towards
ascertaiuing their true dimensions bur
in some places shoots have been cut
through FOR q distance Of POO feet by the
prospecting drifts Nothing has been
done i'm tho nature Ot Stopping IN this
new ground ana only that ore encoun-
tered I'm the course Of development has
been brought to the surface This has
been placed in the bins and on dunps
near the company's concentrating mill
whore anywhere from 1900 to is VOC
| tons are stored
On the 1900 level, near the old An.
Ch'I WORKINGS, lafke BODY cgrrNing
a high per cent Of siiver-lead and 2luc
ore has been opened.
4 large dump Of zinc midGlings, es.
timated at 10000 IONS, made IN former
operations Of the mill. Is now being sod
| TO the zinc shelters nc good profit Ia
| the company
Mine IN Splendid Shape.
I The Daly-Judge mine Is in excellent
| shape TO commence the extraction ol
ore, The old slopes on the Anchor mine
side are well timbered and in fact
everything Is In order for prolonge
season Of activity.
Tho mill is being put in order fol
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purchasing OF ore and consequently the
output Of the Eagle & Blue Bsll mine
has not been quite as heavy as II might
otherwise have been.
There has been but little demand for
iron ores during the present year. but
the market appears to be- upon the inn
prove again. Nearly 200 carloads OF
iron ore We're shipped last year from
the Dragon Iron mine. while the OUT
put for the present year Will not eX-
coed 60 carloads
The recent advances In the price ~
silver copper and other metals has add
ed many thousands Of dollars TO the in
come OF the Tlntic mine owners and
has had a splendid effect upon not only
this district but other mining sections
OF the state Old dumps which were
piled up years ago have been shipped at
nice profit. Many years ago, when
copper was not bringing the fancy price
that II IS now demanding copper ore
was allowed to go out with waste and
in Eureka mines have secured leases
upon many old dumps for the purpose
OF cleaning out these pieces of ore.
Following arc the figures showing thu
output OF the district for the year 1906
and 1904
ORE SHIPMENTS FOR 1908
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ARK CITY has passed through
- some trying times during the pres
ent wear. but It's mines have dis

-
u some trying times during the pres
ent year; but It's mines have dis
trlbuted IN dividends the sum OF
si.632,0 600, the distributors being those
two old standbys-the Silver King and
Daily West. and these figures may be
Increased before the year ends, No
new dividend payers have made their
appearance.
The disaster which befell the ontario
Silver Mining company In March last.
the caving In of the great drain tunnel.
which was built about 20 years ago at
a cost OF many millions OF dollars, had
u serious effect on the welfare OF this
historic camp. It's citizens. for more
than seven months, We're placed under
the heaviest kind OF strain and the
gravest fears were entertained by many
OF them that the adit was doomed. that
It would never again serve the purpose
for which 1t was built--that OF drain
Ing the mineral zone on which some Of
the camps biggest mines are located. In
fact,the disa ster threatened the very ex-
istencc of the ontario and DAILY mines,
While others we're compelled to forego
carrying INFO execution plans that had
been laid TO develop the Lodges at great
er depth, Business men were in doubt
as TO what the future might bring
forth, so they exercised caution in the
matter of stocking up their stores with
pew goods, things went along in that
uncertain way which always places
damDer on DfQgTeSs.
Has Struggled HeroicaIiy.
The ontario company struggled hero
ically to open the choked avenue COM
ing In contact from time TO time. with
condi;ion shat would discourage
man with Iron nerve. The campaign
was an expensive one: but II could not
be avoided, and when shareholders were
called on for assistance, the response
was prompt.
Caves Have Been Cleared.
Ii was only a few weeks ago that the
last obstruction was reached, and 1t is
only a matter Of few weeks more uh-
I'll conditions will be back to normal
again.
Next to the Ontario. the Daly-West
company has probably been most In
conyenienced for the management was
prevented from carrying ont a scheme
20 develop the lodges OF that property
at a depth Of 2,l00 feet, which was TO
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A THE


age. I'm the 1904 table the best aver
age would perhaps be about a. tons TO
the carload.
The output from the district during
the month Of November was about $50
carloads per week and Ii Is estimated
that about 500 more carloads OF ore
January 1906
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have been done through the extension
os the drain tunnel into It's property.
The American Flag company, which
has been developed into mine OF gem
erous proportions under the direction
OF Capt Singser, was compelled TO
postpone sinking rs shaft deeper; the
DAILY company could not operate from
its old workings, and some OF the neigh
,ynr, ,,nshla N corry their lnyes,ien.
lions to the deep because or me lntru,
sion or the waters Which had
saturated the mineral zone
Conditions VIII be Better
,. -. 81. o.,...,. ,,,,,,, f..
put n"m tnut NV Vn,5I'y '"n'., 10
oseh us4nL NOUNS s,a,'us II, 1nc VIZ
,aoe e'' Nus u4t =" ~, ~, r ~
lv y'h l.N,itp W n'N w. 49," |"
VIII vui1'.loi'S "a so,nIiV ioi an "''p'1'
'eAu'"'7' Vi" Va "'"'N''
Large Area of Mineral Zone.
put u ~ s.utilSins 10 no.r Wy. uc
NelopHehts mace IN uShe' POI 'ons OF
inc camp haNe peen 81 most inpor.
taht enararter, pNer III tnv reg'oh OF
,lle bollInSH ld,' cue W. u'ss nuNp
pcen puruculdrlE int'rtstlHs' me W"VN
III lills pprtlon OF lhe uistrlct mas ueln-
oiiS,l"' ,' llu. w nilneI'u none Oh
Gated extends over much greater area
tIou SUM- hdu SupP0scu' Ille ulacIos-
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81 was much afflicted with sclaticA"
writes I'D. C. Mud. iowavle Sedgwlok
Co., Kan, going about on crutcheH and
suffering n deal Of pain / was induced
to try Billiards. Snow Liuimeut, which
relieved me, / used three 600 bottles.
have recommended It 10 number OF per-
sons: all express themselves as being BEN
eAted by Il l now walk without erutehes,
able 10 perform q grv7C deal OF light
labor on the farm pc so, 500. Sold BY
2 e, NJ. I. Drug Dept r.
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CONCENTRATES FOR 1901

IN tho 1905 table the writer has iig-
urcd on a. tons TO q carload Of ore as
the railroad companies are now using
the large steel cars almost exclusively
sent out In a single car so that II will
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operation and should be in commission
before the closc OF this year. All the
ore mined is taken out 10 the surface
through the old Anchor tunnel. which
taps the shaft az the l,200-foot loye'.
The officers Of the Daly-Judge COM
pany axe John j. DAILY president;
Moylan c. FoN, yiCe president. George
w. Lambourue. secretary and treasurer.
The two FIRST named and William NJ
Bradley of salt Lake; II. Otto Hanks
Of Cincinnati and Ebert G. Wall OF
Jersey city, constitute the board OF
directors,
KcDnebcc OF Big Cottonwood,
The interest taken in mine develop
ment at Alta has crossed over the
mouhaiu which divides the Little md
Biz Cottonwood canyons. W. j. Craig.
who, for a number Of years served the
Tintc Mining and Development COM
pany az superintendent OF the Yampa
mine AT bingham, slw the possible
ties OF the upper end OF the Big COT
lonVood district n number OF years 10
and hc quietly set about 20 get "A foot
hold in that region, not stopping UNI
I'll he had rounded out more than go
acres Of territory Tor himself and as
soCiates
Company Organized.
The Eenuehac Mining company was
organized 10 take NY and develop this
vast estate which already held the
record Of having produced more than
$4,000. The former owners, like the
carly operators OF Alta. devoted their
energy to the ore deposits near the
surface, failing In the effort TO open the
lodges ht depth in the long tunnel, run.
at enormous expense, into the noun
tain. Developments made during the
year have shown that the projectors OF
this tunnel enterprise went wide II
their mark: that when they stopped
work the end Of It was not
within 200 feet Of the ore and almost
as far fiom 1t ~ when ground was
first broken for e. Instead OF bearing
towards the ore, those who had charge
Of the work made the mistake Of run
ming away from H.
At the present time the management
ia driving an intermediate tunnel and.
az soon as the ore body is ecountered.
connections will be made with tho
lower tunnel, as well as the upper
workings,
Next Years Campaign.
Shortly after beginning Of the new
| year the management viii inaucurats
| development work upon an extensive
scale. A large air compressor plant
| ana other modern equipment viii be in
| stalled
Tho Kennebec properties are located
on the main mineral zone that cuts
| through Alta and there Is not the
slightest doubt. apparently. but that
! IL Is destined to become one OF the
| greatest producars OF the state.
The company has willard i. Snyder
| for is presid William J, Craig, vice
| president and manager and Charles ..
| ElllneWnnl- en.rntarr nnh trnn sttrn,.
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No PHI Is as pleasant and positive as
DeWitts Little Early Risers. These
Famous little Pills are 50 mild and
Effective that children delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect. while strong people Say they ara
the best liver pills sold. Never grippe
Sold by r. G. SchraDm, drugsisss
where the cars stop
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TINTIC DISTRICT OVERFLOW

very few months. The old Dragon Iron
mine, one OF the largest iron producing
properties in the state, was recently re-
opened, and II Is the intention OF the
management to ship 100 tons OF ore
daily. There IS practically whole
mountain OK this ore. and the chief
trouble has been experienced In getting
teams to haul it TO the railroad. The
mining Of the ore Is by no means diff
cut and as there appears to be grow
ing demand for iron ore the owners Of
the Dragon Iron mine will no doubt
flnd ready market for the ore in Tie
future,
The Swansea mine at Silver city Is
being worked under the direction Of
Supt. Daniel l.. Ware and for some
time past has been forward
Ing to the Snelters nearly a carload
OF ore daily, This Is being extracted
from the upper levels, and on account
OF wafer, no work Is being carried
on below the 500 foot level. The work.
ings OF the swansea and South Swan
sea mines are connected on almost every
level and In order 90 work the levels
Of the former Il would be necessary to
unWater both mines, as the latter is idle
at this time, This would require the
expenditure OF considerable money as
there IS a great deal OF water IN these
two properties The Old Brooklyn Eu-
reka property at Silver city has been
upon the market recently with some
nice ore which Is being handled under
contract Several OF the older proper
ties IN the South end" OF Tlntic are
being worked on n small scale ana with
good results What Is needed in this
section Is company with sufficient
capital TO sink down beneath the por-
phyry. Many mining men are Of the
opinion that when this has been done
there VIII be a big boom IN the south
end OF tho district
As in other parts OF Tintic there is
considerable leasing going on IN ,he old
mines OF Silver city. Among the mines
or this section which have contributed
10 the years output are the Swansea,
south Swansea, Dragon Iron mine. Ar
genta. Brooklyn Consolidated, Joe Bow
ers. La Clede, Monterey and others.
Banner Year Shipments.
The year 1905 will be the banner year
In the history Of the Tintic district
when the output Of the mines Is taken
into consideration. About 30 different
mines are to be found in the list Of
shippers during the past II months.
the output OF these mines for that pc
riod exceeding the entire output OF the
district for the previous year. During
the IL months ending on the first day
OF December the Tintic mines marketed
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During the year the surplus iu tho
treasury has been materially Increased,
which Is evidence enough that the
company has enjoyed prosperity The
outlook for Il better record I'M 1906 IS
indeed bright.
The present officers Of the company
are: President, Jacob II. Bamherger;
vice president, William II. Dickson;
secretary, Josiah Barnett; treasurer,
w. s. Mccormick, VINO with Albert
Watts OF Boston ana Laaard Kahn OF
Hamilton Ohio, constitute the board OF
directors. Ernest Bamberger, serves
the company as general manager r.
W. sherman IS min superintendent and
Jasper A. McCasRaL mine supcrluten-
dent
Daly.Judgo Ready to Produce.
Nothing has happened In Park city
during the year that has caused more
profound satisfaction in that camp
unless Il was the clearing OF the on
tarlo drain tunnel, than the announce
mont made by the management of the
Daly-Judge Mining company recently
that it had decided to place ts millmg
plant in commission again and that thy
mine would be enrolled among the res.
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Wabash Makes IIcadway,

over On the east siIe VI the district,
the Wabash company has been pound
Ing aWtY during the year and spending
at the !atc Of $1,000 pcr month In eN-
piO.atipn and development Ul ore bodies
under The direction OF Col. y. TrsWeck,
the manager, The Wabash has gone
along with its work In a quiet way,
and the management. has reported that
the poets are exceedingly favorable
FOR the openIne OF mine that VIII
prove to be an important one for tho
camp. The management of the New
YORK Bonanza mas been theless In its
energy to make a puging mine out II
that property and has sucrag.-. in rum
ming along without u.t.inC very
heavily en- ij- shareholders FOR
assistance. Eeriy in the year
several shipments OF high grade
ore We're made from some Of the
small assures encountered; but as vet
the permanent ore bodies have NOT been
found. The Naildriver. just above the
New York, was inactive por-
ton Of the year, but during recent
months some exploratory work was
done. AT the Ferry Hancock properties
at one time known as the Glenco,
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Just about a year ago that the man
agemcnts OF the West quincy and Lit
tie Bell Mining companies entered INTO
an agreement whereby the latter was
permitted to develop its ground from
the % level OF the Little BEL mine.
The West quincy company agreed 20
pay The cost OF running the cross
cut connecting the two properties, AMI
completed its contract last autumn. Tao
running Of this cross-cut Is enumerated
among the principal events Of the year
in Park City, FOR through it, two more
properties IN the camp nave been PROV
en- to be producing mines While The
management OF the West Quincy had
entertained the fullest confidence that
the outcome would be favorable, thu
work has fuzzy demonstrated IL. The
cross-cut enabled the Little Bell COM
pany to reach its ore channels convent
entity aud the developments OF the past
few weeks have been OF a character
that has greatly enhanced the value Of
the stock.
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source that there Is a surplus OF over
100000 in the treasury at this time. Toe
last distribution 20 the shareholders was
made in September and another $4,000
dividend will probably be checked out
before the close of the present year
The Victoria and Grand Central mines
are owned by nearly the same people,
and arrangements were made over q
year ago to work the Victoria through
the Grand Central. This was a very
simple matter, as the large ore bodies
Of the Grand Central had been follow
ed to the side line OF the Victoria. This
work has been carried on throughout
the past year, and during that time
total OF 1913 carloads OF ore have been
taken out, The Grand Central is equip
ped With one OF the best hosting plants
In the district as well as gravity
tramway connecting the mine with the
railroad tracks at Robinson, and this
cuts down the cost OF handling the ore
materially. There Is some talk OF the
Victoria using the hosting plant on
the Eureka side OF the mountain, but
this change Will hardly be made for
some time to come. IL the reports re-
garding the size and richness OF the
Victoria ore bodies are true this mine
VIII ma few years time outrival some
OF the biggest bonanzas OF Tlntic. G.
T. Loose Of Provo and j. G.. sullivan
are the largest stockholders In the
Grand Central and Victoria companies.
While there Is nothing particularly
new ct the Star Con. mine al this time
the mine Is steadily improving under
The able direction OF Supt. j. r. Turner.
During the present year. that IL up TO
Dec. !, the mine sent out IS carloads
OF ore. Supt. Turner says that before
the first OF next year he expects that
the ore Will have been encountered on
the 800 foot level, and this viii mean
that the value OF the stock will be
greatly enhanced. The star Con. has
had many ups and downs during the
past two years, but mining men believe
that many important changes will be
made underground With ma very few
months,
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Silver City Mines.

There has been a marked improve
ment IN conditions IN the south end OF
the district during the past few months
ana While there has been but little do
ing In and around Silver City and Dla-
mond during the year 1905 It Is the
opinion OF people who have given this
eeotfon considerable study. that there
MAJ DO much greater activity within a
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ROOM AND BOARD.

MILLERTON House. Richards street
Mrs. Wilkinson, formerly of Melrose
manager. 719s
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FOUND.

A GREAT Dane dog. Owner can re-
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by calling at the Advertiser office and
paying for this ADVERT see-r ent. 1900
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Wednesday, September s.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Kauai
ports and Niihau, 7:45 a. m, with $50
bags sugar, $50 sheep.
DEPARTED.
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RAILWAY & LAND co.
TIME TABLE
October 9, 1904.

OUTWARD,
For Waianae. Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. m, 1920 p. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-f7:30 a. m, 1915 a. M,
*11:Q5 a. M, *2:15 p. m, 1920 p. m,
1915 p. m. 1880 p. M, Hills p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and waianae-*S: a. m, 1871
d. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City--i7:4s a. m. 1886 a. m,
@10:SS a. M. *1:40 p. m, "4:31 p. m,
.5:31 p. m, $3.50 D. M
Daily.
Sunday Excepted
! Sunday Only
me Haleiwa, Limited a two-hour
Taln, leaves Honolulu every Sunday.
at s:22 a m. Returning arrives in Ho-
noiuiu, at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops
emily at Pearl City and waianae
U. r bENISoN, r c. SMITH,
Supt. 6. P. & T. A