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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Nam Patterson Eager for Trial.

When Nan Patterson was informed by
her counsel, Abe Levy, yesterday, that her
new trial was set for March 3, she clspped
her hands and said that II couldn't come
any too soon. Her father paid her visit
and said that Nan was suffering from an
other attack Of tonsilitis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
DiRkEST H0LD-rP rSPECT.
Mrs. NIcder SAYS Kelly. Who u Negro.
Attacked Her In Her store

Jacob Kelly. a negro. Of 90 West Forty
first street was locked mp yesterday in the
West Thirty-seventh street station charged
with assault and attempted robbery He
went TO the little grocery store kept by
Mr. Della Nieder. at 13i West Thirty
eighth street. early in the afternoon and
IL is alleged. grappled with the Woman.
She fought him or
Mrs Nieder reported the case TO the police
Detectives Heaney and Ray arrested Kelly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Funeral of ex.Assemnl,man Mansln.

Fx-Aseemblyman Thomas A Mangin
who died in St. Luke's Hospital on Thurs
day. was buried yesterday from the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Catherine Lewis at o Ham
Iton Place, M ,hn was e t'a 70 ,5 tne
when William T. StillinEs was the leader Of
the Twenty-third district. Among those
at the funeral we're Mrs StillinRs Eugene
Wise and Thomas J. Hayden. The inter
ment was in 81. RaFmond's Cemetery,
Wegfchestpr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-09

@iIbeIm5 { i 3 n e + 9, Be
teran fra begge 6e ilespigite @rige,
ftp. Spgebusinipeftgr / Marbus,
fpl6te forle6en 80 Mar. SON er MI
aniat iom &opiit / ct at Miniiterierne
og fl1l6t 116 aan6s= og legemsfriif
trooS fin bgie Ml6er.
timber 6elttoget 1864 gior6e
@cbsnberg Sieneite iom 0fficer / Sn.
tenoanturen. timber &ilbugetoeet
fra Dannebirfe in6lag6e ban ifg flor
$eoer be6 at frelie en- betp6elig
@eng6e at SCREENS Gransportpogne
og &eite fra at faloe / 6ien6ens
&enoer. @aa en- 6oreipprgiel til
ben oaperen6e General @erlocb,
bporle6es ban iful6e forbol6e fig, ipa=
reoe 6enne, at UNDER 6e forbaan6en,
paren6e Smiten6igbe6er maatte ban
ban6le efter &onol,ite, og me6 Ell
@nergt og &oloblo6tobe6, iom pa1
forbm1ien6e, forte ban / Mattens
Mnlm % Mgrfe me6 en- inofeot
SleSbtger, iom bar Sen 6anife &ongt
tro, til 6grer bele 8ognparfen lpffe
Zig og bel nor6poo me6 Sen forfel
genoe 6ien6e / @elene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-09

IS rgnIan6 tie &uI. Set
er cit befienot Sag, at ser fin0es &11l
paa @rsnlan6, t. CTS. paa Dtifoe
gen og poa Mugsiuaf-&alpee,t, men
set CT life al Sen melt glimre1oe
ISlogs, og ser bar ga bel
1er life beret giort itsrre
8rug al Dem. Men MI bill
u@rsnlanoife &anoel" alligepel isge
at ,,onptte sen @igoom, Der ltgger
ifi1lt, % en- at 6e narmeite Gage
ienoer Sen en- Mrbeiosiprfe 6erop for
at p%aobegpnoe 8rpontngen. Set er
Meningen, at &,1llene ital onpen6es
6els poa @rsnlo116, 6els / Sfibe, iom
beipreer Grafifen mellem 9anmorf
og bets fierne 8eii0oelier. SI at
leoe Mrbeioet 6eroppe CT uoiet for,
benperenoe Sftbsfsrer Seebpe /
Mmoger &illabp.
Sen nor6i1fe 6olfe=
bpiifole. l1opalget for 6olteop=
lpsningens 6remme bar mi 1to1enot
on6et oe iioite &alpbino at Sl.opig
@cbreoers 8i6rag til 6en noroiite
6olfebsi1foles &iltorie. 9ette ofilltt=
tenoe 8iao ombanoler ulene 6olfe<
bsiifolerne / Morge, speriee % Sin=
1ano % eiper - ltseiom ferite @alp=
bin6 for Danmorfs @e6fommen6e -
en- fplotg 6remitilltng at .oenne 8e=
peeelie / Mobolan6ene. ST. Scbre=
ser frembeper, at SEN ifa%m6inapilfe
Spiifole bel bar baft betp0elig Sp=
merfiombeo / l16lan0et, men at mon
6og enorm life bar tilegnet itgEonfen
nogette5s. Sor at 6olfebeiifolen
Ifol goo @eroen oper, maa set Ct
fieuoes, at SEN life er ct 5mrogat 10,
ltniperlitetet, men bar en- ielpitGn0te
Spgope, iom Sc ferret e l1ntperiitets:
lGrere fon bioroge'ti( at lpie, ioet 81
bar cit gonife forifiellig @jerning q
uofpre. Oct mao 6esu0en erfjenoes
at SEN life er en Sfole for Ell enfel
@tono, sen ielpeienoe 2an6bolton6
men lige loo meget for &ipblta0sfol:
1om for 2anobrltgernes pofsne Sbn
ner % 9etre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-09
&jpbenbarn.

@6Ilemt siionen". Ha=
flor @ofmeper oplpite PAD ct Mpoe
/ 8etbesoa / &ibbenbapn, at Snore
Misiion omgiffes mes SEN Ganfe al
paabeepn6e en- 8pllemisiion. S an-
6re 5torbper bapoe man forlbgt fig
meo @elo / sen &etning.
Ct me6e
8ernebenner +. Sra Sen IL.
til Sen Is. Muguit bill ser I &ipben,
balm blipe afbol6lt ct ltort ifan6ina.
piif 6ellesmsoe for @brneiagen :
set ferite / lin @lags II bpilfet
flere meget befien6te 6onife, ipenife
og norife 6oreoroesboloere bill oel-
toge. Me6et, iom ifpIoes &oitor 81,
9alboff, itaor / 6orbtn6ellie me6 Sci
9. nor6tife Sfolempoe.
@o6t 6 nj e r q t t a +.
&oo en- ny 8pgntng / &jpbe1bapn
bbor .nogle Gneofere iammen mef
6eres @eitre / 6isle Gage bar ful6.
fert Mrbej6et, bar Ser en- Sben6, JON
lige bar blepen M%fbolosmon6 efter
l9ngere Sis at bape beret iterft
forfoloen til 9rtf. &nmeraterne
Ser fjen0te bans Spagbe6, beil1tteoe
ga, trobs set, at inge1 al Sem bar
Mfbolosmen0, life at nD0e bperfen
8ajerifM, Snaps eller on6re heru=
ien6e 0rtffe paa @pgntngen, iao
lGnge Sc orbej0er iommen mes 6erne
@ono, for life at le0e bom / Sri
%ltelie.
JeriefoIonier r. &jeben=
bapns misunderstanding far /
De 1i0ite Mar u6ien6t Teriefolonier al
8prn, iom life bor funnel opnoa
6eriopbolo pao 2an6et peo Sen al
minoelige 10ien0elie al 8Srn, iom
faar 6erieopbglo bos Smaomenoene.
Sber &olont beitaar al 25 itprre @fo<
%leorenge. S 1908 l16ienote 6orenin=
gen 100 9renge; fioite 5ommer bar
Mntollet allereoe iteget til 800 =
bptlfet | ferite &Gffe ifpl0tes ben
bellpffeoe fjebenbobnlfe @pr11e e.
+ ia1ps6ag. Den i%n6bragte
So%reningen 5000 &r. Sg for Sen
Gum Tan Ser gieres en- 9el. Set
babies, at Ser / Mar bill blipe ct lig=
nenoe, epent1elt en6nu itsrre 8eleb
til Dispoiition. &olonierne 6irige-
res n6 til &eiifolerne, bpor 9renge=
ne boer for - go Ore pr. Dog, Der
nn6er me0regnet fulo Scott % set
belle. 6or Sen 2arer, iom tager meo,
betales / &r. pr. Dag. @nopioere
foripnes 9rengerte al, 6oreningen
mes Sportsreoifaber Qil 2angbolo,
So6bol6 oip.), meo 8grlter, Srom=
mer, Munobarmonifaer oip. @no-
bioere faar 2areren &enge me6, 1aa
ban tan betale for mtn6re l1bflngter,
for li6t Driffeparer, 11aar 8grnene er
paa 5footur % ligner6e. 2ererne
SIR set lite ubetpoelige Mrbeioe
meo @olonierne gonffe gratis. Dg
90 6eres Sommerferie ifte er lerlig.
lang, maa BET ielpfplgelig life ditto.
bore lige morfomt at qfie Sc IA Da-
&c at ben, iom 5eriefoloniens Dp-
bolo paq 8eiffolen parer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-09

nnge 81 + OF 6smeno 5.
5 2aasbp Sogn be6 5fan6erborg bar
goot iom alle &onfirmanoerne I
bette 6oraar itrafs efter 6eres &on-
inomel6t fig | ben iteolige
Afbol6sforening.
S 5ilfeborg bap6e 1ta11
paa at feire 8pens 5O=slars
iom ielbiten6ig &onl111e
beo en- fterre 6eit, men paa @runo at
8pens ilette efonomiife @totus og
Sen urimelig beie @fatteprocent bar
man belluttet at ilaa en- Streg ober
6eitligbeoeme.
8~arnemor6. @n ung Some
Mrleie be6 Slagelie bar oberfor 6or->
bersoommeren / 9iter 6loffebierg
9erre6 tilitaaet, at bum Sen lite -Mai
bar fpot ct lepenoe og omtrent fl1lo=
baarent Barn, lom bum 6eref tier bar
:ombragt og ne0grapet. 2tget er nu
funoet, % Sb6uttionen bar go6t=
giort, at &onen bar tpalt Barnet.
MDt so inoesm erfe /
g fibe1nn6 5. Sper 5rimenig-
%beospreit slppel al &p66ing ital Ser
relies ct @in6esmerfe I Sfibelun6
&rat. 8illeobugger 81. @mien=Sa=
ccbien / @ejen - ~Mo6ersmaalet"s
Meiter bar paataget fig Mrbeioet.
Set bliper rimeligbts ct labt &elief,
1s5ugget / Grant. Stenen til 6orar>
teioellen er anfommen til 8tlle6bug-
gerens Mtelter. Sens @egt er 10
10000 $50.
en- Blante e. s
&eobDgaor6s @ape paa Sjel(ono fin
6es ct @tsemplor al SEN ipoomeri=
fanife &lante Mgape, iom pentes at
bile blomitre taor, i6et SEN far ifuot
8loml teritengel. &lonte1s oprin6e=
lige Stem er @erico> og 1rn0er quit
itige &ilfoar fan Sen / lin @jemItapn
bringes til at, blomltre / 2pbet of G.
10 Mar> men / Sc 6onife @nfitbu1e to-
ger Sens l1opifling 40-6O Mor. S
1886 blom1tre0e ct @fsemplar al
&lonten / &%jp6enbapn, og oen bar ca.
5000 8lomiter.
&ifoo@ piffolfs n9e
S 0 + eoragS a t. 5po for
@ifop &biifoles &ooeobpgning> MEL
lem set bpt6e &ns" og r8atfe>
BUS, opferes / CONNER en- 8pg,
ming, bbori Sc 6oreorag, iom er fel=
les for olle Sfolens @leper, ifal bol>
oeS, ifrtper r&oloing 6olfeblao".
8pgningen bliper %fpa0ratiit (25 Mlen
x % Mlen); men / bpert @jerne bltz
Der ser ct &um, Ser benbolospis ifal
benpttes til 8armeopparat, 2ererbe-
relie og to @ntreer. @elbe Sore6rags>
fallen foor iooleoes en- ier6eles ber-
Sig 6orm: ottefantet. 8pgntnge1
opferes of @pgmelter Mnoreos Mn,
6erien, Mifop> efter Gegning al Mrti-
teft &olf Scbrp6er / &%ipbenbapn.
S 5 e. 9. tS. Mai
u6bre6 ser SIS / ct nobus til ST.
Mnoeriens @aaro / @unoslep paa
Jpen. @aor6en ne6bre116te ful6-
itenoig. 5 5pin blep laa forbren6-
te, at Sc moatte orebes. Sen eprige
@el9tning re66e0es, me0ens set ME-
ite at 2espret bren6te.
S6ren Seniens @aaro nGlbolt"
/ &oe6 beo &anoers CT totolt neo-
|brenot. Sl6en opitoo pes 8agning.
@lt bar %asiureret.
%. 90. Mat Scat pe6 12=Gioen
opito0 Ser Slo / &%oretmager &an-
iens &Grflte0, S%fopiegaoe / @lagel-
le. &erflteoet n%e0brnnbte, og flere
at 6e oerpGren6e Moifiner iomt ct
iffe ubetpoeligt 8oreloger e6elogoes.
Ssl6en bre0te fig til en- 2=Gtoges 5ts
6ebDgning og tiloels til 6orbuiet,
bpori &onien bop6e 8eboelieslejlig-
beo. @ao0e Si0ebus og 6orbrs blep
Itgrft me0tagne al Sl6en.
en- nh @robemoifine
dirmaet 6ricbs @fterfglgere / Mar-
BUS FAR / Sc ienere Mar fabriferet
aoifillige @rapemaifiner og Set bar
biit fig, at 6trmaet fnl0t us fan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-09

S1'tl9t w tuIOuluOAADtO IuIl uuI
%forbauien6e, forte ban / Mattens
@ulm og Merfe meo en- inofpot
Slesbiger, iom bar Sen 6onife &onge
tro, til 6grer bele @ognparfen lpffe-
Zig og bel nor6pou me6 6en forfel=
gen6e Jien6e / @elene.
@robinIerne.
@leftrtf 8ane. &oa
Meen paatenfes anlagt en- eleftrtlf
8ane, lGrlig beregnet pao Surilt=
trafif.
g t g e m / a r / m. s
&asleb paa Siellan6 a%rbeioes ser
efter Sntttattp fra Sn0re Misiion
paa at faa tegnet &enge til Spferelz
len al ct @eminartum> iom er bereg=
net at futile foite 80-t0O,0OO @r.
&g6fiI6e 6oIfebei<
t 0 I e. Sorltan6er S. $. Mn6er,
fen treffer fig til Mobember tilbage
iom Soritan6er for &e6filoe Tolfe-
b6iifole, ser 6erefter fortiettes / ioms
me @por iom. biotil / 6re6e @ojiens
gtdpn mes oennes @blter, Gr11 SSl1tto
8oiien @pller iom Sfolemo6er.
2epen6e begrobet. Sra
&obro meloes: @n 7=aarig &ige,
Mnine Miffelien, 9otter al @aor6-
eier @iffelien poo 6reer @arf, blet
nn6er Seq / en @rusgrap begropet
UNDER Ell %ne6itprten6e Sor6mosie
&enoes 9=aorige @diter og 5=oarige
8rooer i6gte forgiGpes at grape ben.
Sc u6 og tilfal0te iaa6orGlorene ;men
ga 6isie fit Den6e frem, bm b>n 6e6
en- re:iielpi ten 9reng
6orleoen Morgen, Ga en- al &enip.
rtngsfonerne paa &an6ers 8ore:
gaar6 bar / 6ero me6 at feie / CT
20en &losies @upe> fan6t bum un6e'
en- al Sofoerne en- lille s Mars @l1rf
ser paa 0enne Moo6e biloe foripgt
at fomme u6 / Sen bioe @eroen
9rengen, ser be66er Morti11, bol
allie Gage DGret meget reiielpiten
&om far ollere6e foretoget flere Mej:
Ter iom Blind @asiager, og 6aoerer
bar for fort Sill ii6en moottet betolf
en Mulft berfor. 9enne Gang mis-:
1pfffeoes &lonen. 6or gprigt itof
bans &u til &%j6benDopn, bpor bor
piloe beigge Ell Sante. S Ste6et 70,
bleb bon opergtpet til &olitiet / &o,t.
6ers, iom brogte bam biem efte1
Moresi en.
Silt tilboge fra 81 M e.
r a.. On Semrer fra 2er11p @ogn
Der ptl6e forigge lin 2pffe / Mmerifa
blep iton0iet ne6 l1n6eriSgelien poo
ellis Sslan6" og pilt tilboge. Sal,
bar ti6ligere bopt &reft / Mnligtet,
Ell SDg0om, Ser 6og mi en6og ef,
ter en- ite6lig 2Gges l16tolelie = on-
toges at bore D9pet. 9e omerifonlfe
2egealttoriteter moo oltloo bope boot
en- anoen Spfottelie at Sogen. gn
15=aorig Sgn, ser, bois ban bop6e
retit enc, NOT bob6e facet 2op at gao
I 2an0, blep mi, 0o ban rejite iom=
men me6 6a6eren UNDER 0ennes Seer
gemaal, ogiaa pilt tilbage. @eloig=
btS bab6e S6mrere11 la6et fin sSomi=
lie bente bjemme til en- ienere 9ejlig=
beo, lige iom bon boboe lnn6loot at
|ielge fit &Grftpi, in6en ban reiite.
6 some orebt 0 g
EN- on6en foe e t. sSor=
leoen @%ftermio6ag ifuloe Sens eau.
items &nitr1 fra &oa1s @eoe fibre fin
Mo6er til Soget / &aarit, for at bum
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-09
4ropinierne

@leftrtt Sane. &oa
Meen paotenfes anlagt en- elettrtif
8ane, lerltg beregnet pao Gurilt=
trofif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-09

10, faloes en- goo Detailing, og @ogi=
itraten ipnes moi, Set er loblig meget.
Men set CT rimeligpis fife for meget,
og set CT i~onoipnligt, at Sc nGrmeit
Mreoler ON foa Mor bill bli=
be betolte mes enonl1 bpiere @riier.
Sg1oo EN- &olitifns 8.
&ao 4isbenbapns Gciterbro bor ser /
Sc ii6lte 9oge gaaet cit Mon0 om=
firing / @aar6ene og bol0t Gore6rag
om Sen politiife Situotton. S Ml-
min0eltgbe6 er ban Soctal6emofrot,
raier ober Mlbertt og &egiertngspar=
ttet og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og Hrpg=
leloben % Sc ny &nnoner, % bno0
BON ellers mener, ser pil giere fig /
Observation-Disclosures; og noar Do11
bar en6t lin Sale, toger bon. &o1fet-
ten al og buffer OPP moo &inorerne,
bborpaa man tort efter ton lie bonn /
trabl Mfttpttet me6 at-opiamle Sc So
grer % Semprer, iom t%afnemmelige
MeningsfGller bar la6et rosie ne6
ODER Stenbroen. Set belle er 1emlig
cit rem >og f9r CHARACTERIZATION.
Men set ben6er ogiaa, at ban biem-
ieger mere. b~eliituere0e @a6er, og
iaa er ban 6oriparspen til set p6er-
ite, priier General 8abniort og 4iG-
bettbabns 8efpitntng og alt set fra
6e6rene ne6arbe6e for me6 lige iaa
flor S~afnemmeltgbe6 at infasiere 6e
f%onierpattpe 8eoiteborgeres Smoa-
ielp.
Manoen ffal bore ganifee pu6iig at
bore paa, % ban bar alti6 efter Jig
Ell Slot, Der f6lger bam fra @aar6
til @aar6. Men Sorretntngen gaar
bilt lite ret lenge.
AEH 4AHa - #G1N IG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

stock. The demand from the mills
and smelters Is taxing the remaining
power to the utmost In fact, large
improvements IN the road are In COM
temptation, and as soon as p0Sslple
they viii be supplied, Bingham Is the
coming copper camp.
The Bltler- Liberal made ulal
shipment OF ore from its new ledge OF
80 tons, TO be- Immediately followed
by 100 tons, and II Is expected TO make
the January shipment equal 800 tons
The first shipment ran per cent COP,
per. ~ ounces OF silver and 81 In gold
per ton. There are now two sources
OF ore supply--lead- silver and copper
lodges. In few weeks the new work
ing tunnel win be connected With the
old Butler vein, and a large quantity
OF both frst-class and concentrating
ores will be shipped
r. g. w ore shipments for the week
ended January II were 292 carloads
against no carloads for the same week
last year. Up freight for the same
week was 20 carloads, against oO car
londs for the same week In 1900 me
increase rs continuous and progressive
and the ratio Of increase Is not Affect
ed by the usual January stagnation'
Nothing could place the rapid growth
OF Blnugham I'm so strong light as
this very tangible increase OF It's busi-
ness.
The enlargement to the plant of the
ohio Copper company has proceeded
with extra speed during the past Week
The cave-in that occurred last week
ana covered It's foundation with the
debris Of the old dump, has been
cleared away, and the face Of the dunn
protected by strong rip-rap and the
foundations for the annex laid Ihe
first Of February will find the building
ready for its new machinery. which,
when the addition Is complete WIN
conslt OF eight new Wiley tables
one double three accompaniment jig ana
one set OF rolls II is anticipated mat
the addition viii be ready Tor ACTON
by the first OF February, When com,
pleted. the capacity Of the mn
viii be doubled. enabling 1t TO handle
200 tons OF ore daily, the normal out
nut being about 100 tons and It rs eN-
pocted to push to the limit OF capac-
Inv as soon as the extension IL ready.
The work was planned and executed
under the direction OF It's superlhtenu-
ent, Mr. w Heigher.
ore shipments over the Copper bel
from Jan ! to Jan. IA have been as
follows: Utah Copper 253, Yampa 90
Boston Con. 6. Comercial so, New ha-
ven q, ohio IS. Total car loads, 46l'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
A LITTLE UNCERTAIN
At Present There Is More Nam
featuring Than Distribution
Of Goods and Wares
CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE,
Settlement Of Fall River Strike r,
ecnraiing--lndustriOl Atmosob,r.
Elsewhere Disturbed.

New York, Jan. 20.-Duns wa.,,,
Review of Trade will say tomorrov.
Progress is more rapid In manu,,s
ture than in distribution, which !,
largely due to the weather at son,.
points and the unsettled feeling In ~
south, where the collapse of cotton
prices has retarded collections a,I
caused many cancellations That nro
duction Is maintained by mills an,
furnaces may be taken as evidence a,
confidence IN the future.
Settlement Of the protracted ,oho.
struggle at Fall River Is encoura y,n.
but the Industrial atmosphere is AZ AZ
turbed elsewhere, although, ON ~,
whole, there Is less than the custon,
airy idleness for this season. Raiway.
earnings for January thus far show
gain of 2.S per cent Foreign comma.
al this port Is also better than a Voc.
ago, the last week showing gains a,
81 555,SS9 IN value of imports and s2a2
iSi fl eX Is,
Hides are still firm as n rule eycsr,
that some declines are recorded OF pacL
or natives, as these constitute the hult
Of current receipts. This is a season
able influence and does not detract
from the general tone of strength.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
CONCENTR ATES,

Two cars OF Tonopah ores reached
the samplers today
Broker H. q. Cole expects to visit
Park City tomorrow
James j. Burke has returned from a
business trip to Nevada.
a shipment of Buckhorn ore has ar
rived in the local market
supt T.. @. Janney of the Utah Cop
per company Is in the city today.
Secretary w. NJ. Thompson Of the
Uncle sam Con. was in Tintic yester-
day
j. A. Jacobson expects to leave for
Nevada again In few days on mining
business.
Assistant Supt. T. l.. Williams, Jrr
Of the Utah Con. IS in from the copper
camp today.
s. w. Eccles, traffic manager FOR the
'smelter trust" departed last night for
his Idaho ranch.
w A. Wilson, the well known min
ing engineer, has returned from pro-
fesslonal trip to Colorado.
An energetic campaign Of develop
ment is being carried ON at Stockton
by the Sharp Mining company
Samuel Mcintyre. Jr., Of the Mann
moth Mining company, is in the Gity
and viii remain over Sunday
II. l.. J.. Warren. we'll known in Utah
mining circles, arrived I'm the city yes
terday and expects to remain several
days.
w. +. Mitchell has secured a bond
and lease on a promising group of cop
per claims In Esmeralda county Ne
Vada.
The winze being sunk from the 800
level of the New York Bonanza mine
Is down about 60 feet. II VIII take
about two weeks to complete IL to tho
zoo level
Capt j. r. De Lamar accompanied
by his corps of engineers, Is in the
Funeral range. inspecting the Kane
Wonder group of mines, says the
Tonopah sun. He bonded the proper
~ last year and is now making close
study Of the showings. A tunnel 800
feet has been put In the hill, III is all
I'm ore, that runs into three figures. \
mill is to be erected at once. Water Is
plentiful on 'the ground, and wood for
fuel Is to be had at a distance OF not
more than three miles. Timbers OF suf-
flcient size 10 be used IN the shaft grow
In profuson not more than seven miles
distant.--Tonopah Sun,
A. E. Hyde OF Salt Lake City, a gem
teman extensively interested I'm mines
In this section, has returned to Colum-
bla, after an absence of nearly two
months. During this period Mr. Hyde
spent some time at his home, visited
Denver Butte and other lntermoun-
tain cities. I'm each and every place he
visited the talk among business men
and mine operators was Goldheld. II
was heard on every side, and Mr. Hyde
was sort OF central attraction when
ever It became known that ho was
fresh from the greatest gold camp ever
known. He predicts that fully 10000
people will come here before June, and
that the most OF them would be people
of means ready to invest In mines or
commercial pursuits,-Goldfeld Re-
view.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
THE TINTIC DISTRICT
victoria VIII POST No Dividend This
Month.
sreclal CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Jan. 2O-~On the group Of
claims In East Tlntic owned by the
Madeline Mining company, there Is
tunnel In 300 feet. and a shaft 900 feet
deep has just been completed. An
assessment will probably be levied on
the capital stock OF the company az
to provide funds with which to secure
a United states patent
No dividend will be declared for the
month Of January by the Victoria
mining company. The usual amount Of
ore IA being taken from the property
Work Is being done on the property Of
the Matilda Mining company under the
SUPPLEMENTARY OF Jacob Muntz. The
property is patented ground. and Is
well located In the southeastern portion
OF the district
Active operations have been COM
menced on the Maple group OF claims
TO the east OF Godiva mountain. Work
Is being done In a 300 foot drift from
the 300 level OF the shaft. The property
Is owned principally by Salt Lake par
ties.
C. II. Loose was a Tlntc visitor this
week and made an inspection of the
properties OF the Victoria and Grand
Central companies
ne OI"nl mime III west llntlc mas
been clio ed down for the winter
monthe
A force Of men has been put to work
on the old Scotia property, located in
West Tintc, In the early days this
property was a good producer.
The Tetro mine Is again among tho
list of shippers, Work is being done I'm
n drift In the northeastern portion OF
the property and good ore Is being
brought 20 the surface.
Development work on the Burlington
property,in West Tintic has given such
satisfactory results that II will be con-
tinued all winter
Supt John Allen rs following a small
stringcr Of ore from the Lower NAM
moth mine at Mammoth, into the Black
Jack property, The ore was found on
the 800 level and has been followed to
the Black Jack mine, For the present
this property which IL owned by Jesse
Knight aud associates, is being worked
through the Lower Mammoth mine, Sut
Mr. knight expects 20 begin extensive
operations on the propert In short
time
A wagon road has been completed to
the dump of the Humbug property by
the Uncle Sam Mining company, and
the low grade ore will soon be put on
the market at a profit Of from 81 to 81
per ton, and as there Is about 1000 tons
on the dump, the company VIII realize
neat sum