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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-05-05

behind us and rode toward the open
country.
The fog thickened. We rode close.
NV knees touched her horses belly.
I bethought me in such a fog there
was no need to go in a roundabout
way.
mo one will be able to recognize
lis in this fog" | said, I'VE will ride
for the bridge; we shall have time
to cross it before the guards Will nave
reached it and can station men there
trust Gil for that"
"Yet an l were you" she returned,
az would cover my face when we do
cross it. for who knows who may be
flashing lights about"
81 shall be cautious, never fear" l
said: "for your sake it would not do
for me to be recognized"
On a sudden there rang out through
the gloom a ripple of laughter. 1t
was as startling and as lovely as IL
a nightingale had burst into song at
my head. It was Rosemary laughing
in the very abandonment OF life and
love and Joy.
Pleasant thoughts come to you,
sweet" | said; may / partake OF
them"
at is naught of consequence" she
replied. 81 am fey at times-and
now there came before me the picture
of Aunt Elaine's face an she should
want to see her niece tonight. An
empty bed-a scandal-she will be
orror-stricken-poor dear!" Again
she laughed.
81 sincerely hope the fates will keep
her from your room tonight until you
are safe at home and snuggled in your
bed" said quite devoutly.
"Ohl you must know that Aunt
elaine loves me dearly" she ex
planned. 81 can twist her about my
fingers as can one of my rings"
"As you do all who come near you,
I affirmed.
Not So" she quickly retorted; you
yourself are not so amenable."
IL" / questioned in astonishment
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CHAPTER XIX.
Pretty Alice Lynson.

Pretty Alice Lynson.
Buzz-buzz-buzz sounded throughout
the room. What fretted me most
was that the noise kept time to the
beatings in my temples.
Master Arnold" muttered, tits
fine way to treat your guests-drink
em under the table-frst time in life
your wines too newly drawn-too
new say. On, my heads as heavy
as a laggard's feet-No, no, my lord.
the game is mine, mine, say"
So murmuring awakened. was
dreaming | was at the lodge, and
with Lord FELTON, was again playing
that memorable game, in which had
won, the hand Of Lady FELTON,.
turned me over and tried to raise
myself upon an elbow. My head fell
back on the pillow. l was dropping
off into sleep again when the noise
which / have before mentioned
aroused my ire.
Gil, for Gods sake" cried out
petulantly, stop your clatter. You
make more noise than a lot of fish
wives chaffering at country fair"
The noise did not abate, but fig
ure raised itself from a chair at the
foot of the bed wherein lay.
You idiot" / stormed, will you
keep still?"
The figure came tiptoeing to my
side. | yawned, and then rubbed my
eyes. 1t was pretty Alice Lynson,"
as you please.
"You-you," said wonderment in
my voice. Pretty Alice Lynson, ON
my life 'tis-pretty Alice Lynson,"
repeated dryly, what do you here?"
"Oh, sir, SIR" she blubbered, and
with the tail of her gown she wiped
away the tear from her eyes. God
in heaven but I am glad-I never
thought to hear you speak nationally
again"
! looked at her inquiringly.
Kind sir" she said, you have
been most grievously hurt"
Hurt" l repeated.
Yes" she nodded. Struck upon
the head. For five days you have
been unconscious; even at deaths
door"
| raised my hand and felt Of my
head-it was sore to the touch, and
about it there was a cloth.
But how came you here?" I ques
toned
"Here?" she repeated. otis but
poor room that | rent from day to
day."
Il see," said whimsically, q
should have said how came here?"
1T is a long tale" she began, land
am afraid the chirurgeon will not
want me to talk to you for fear OF
your fever coming back"
Never mind the chirurgeon," said
Il am more like to die of impa
tience if you keep me long waiting.
But first ask Gil to stop his jabbering
there in the corner-tell him to come
here-why doesn't he come hero
perhaps l can induce him to satisfy
my curiosity since you are so reluc-
tant."
She did not move from my side.
Gil, Gill;" cried. l marveled that
my voice gave out so small sound.
"Oh, sir" she said, I'm afraid you
will do yourself harm Drink this,
please, and then l will tell you what
know" She took a cup from among
the bottles on a chair near the bed,
and put it to my lips. | meekly drank
1t contained a nasty connection Of
drugs.
your pardon" begged, for while
she had my head raised | had peered
more closely into the dinsy corner.
my head is not very clear, and
thought twas Gil humming as he oft
does one of his outlandish verses to
himself Where is the fellow any
way?" l added petulantly.
Ito be continued.)
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A Financier.

Bismarck had TO confer with the
Iron Cross on hero in the ranks one
day and, thinking TO try his humor,
which was of the elephantine order.
on the man, he said:
"I am authorized to offer you, in
stead of the cross. a hundred thalers-
What do You say?"
What is the cross WORTH" quietly
asked the man.
About three thalers."
VERY well, then. your Highness.
I'll take the cross and ninety-seven
thalers."
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CHAPTER XVIII.

The Loan of a Locket.
Lady FELTON, and l left the ivy
grown south wall, the deep-throated
well, and the sound of clanking steel
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A light was swung before my eyes.
/ heard a whisper, "'Tis he" A
thousand colors flashed before me. =
clutched at mething-anything to
save myself. from falling. Then ,
knew no more.
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Fuel Oil and Tank Line Company was
organized. 1t is a corporation and
has capital stock of $4,000. The
incorporators are: w. D. Rice and |.
S. Woodward of Wichita; d. w.
Blaine of Pratt, H. C. Taylor of Ly-
ons, E. e. Frizzell of Larned. The
purpose of the company is to supply
crude oil to the people of southwest
ern Kansas for fuel purposes. A line
of twenty tank cars has already been
purchased and the company will pro-
coed at once to build two 1O,000-barrel
storage tanks here for the purpos of
supplying oil to Wichita consumers.
Tanks will also be built in other
towns as rapidly as possible.
Pasturing Wheat. - Much of the
wheat on the bottom land along the
Smoky Hill river has been growing
so rank that many farmers continue
to turn their cattle onto their fields
to pasture. Especially in the parts
flooded last year and the year be-
fore, where fertilizing deposits were
left by both floods are crops further
advanced than usual.
Grapevines ter-Killed.-All the
grapevines in the Geary county farm
vineyard. an eleven-acre tract, which
has been very productive in past
years. have been winterkilled
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CONCENTR ATfS,

Rumor NJ a min for the Yankee are
IN rWouuliom
The ulnh Of Fiah springs has no
lonN of high grade ellvcrlond ore az
the sampler
The Taylor lirun,on sampler had ON
hand today three cars OF orc from
Noyudu ana one from Tn,ic
Reports from the Dlly AT Park Clty
Indicate that the company w about 90
cNuuot ore from the Muaoppa ledge
The polorhllc muc at Wood River
lduo M now shipping To the SAT- lNkc
market a car Of owe oNory other day
ore running 500 TO tho ton has been
discovered IN the llicks'LenWtt mime
In the Funeral Range district Nevada
orc ana bullion settlements reported
late Yesterday afternoon by Mccormick
a Goa amounted To &O2NoO, divided os
follows, SiNcr lead, gold and copper
ones, S23 100, base bullion S3ol0o,
Uichncld Reaper NJ N Murray and
ole Larson returned Wednesday NJ last
week from an inspection Of properties
IN Heavier county MIR, Larson has re-
turned 10 the Franklin propositions on
Gold Mountain ana II gying his attcn'
ton 10 ,hcm
Articles OF Incorporation of the Yves q.
om Pacific Copper company have been
nlod IN the Office OF the county clerk,
The company has capital stock Of
$4,000 divided into shares Of the par
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they were just now coating into values,
Mhereaf IN fact they have been furnish.
lng the mining world with repeated
sensations ever since this was nYt
started uN prospect turmoil
The now lead N all quartz, ANA N
beloved to be the same vein an they
lirNl found on the surface showing uNors
age Nulua of $40 10 $40 ON the surface
Groupings AFTER nndinR this quartz
load, they progpprlod on the surface
ana ROl values over SllOO The tunnel
WAS originally started for the purpose
OF cutting into this ledge, uud they be-
llryoN they now are getting into IT,
They were prospecting ON the surface
for two months before starting thIs
passage way into Aluddln's cave, This
prospect tunnel developed into work.
ing tunnel when they struck the uelu.
brolod tale ledge about April 1 20 feet
from the mouth, carrying $500 ore.
There " now u SHAFT started alung the
dip Of tho ore M am Snglo Of IA degrees,
No feet from the tunnels mouth, which
extends ~ feet 20 the surface and 30
icot below The level Of the tunnel maxi
INK the total depth now l3i feet There
~ u station AT 10 e. ana another wiz
be- cut AZ 100 a. The shaft IN In ore
mcnl Ut ~ tons u few days ago was
made from this shaft The first class
ore IN the shipment went &l,ltO, the
second class 5000 ana the third class
lct ON the DUMP goes over &Oo
opposite this rhuft running about 30
feet 10 the east IN tale w drlft No, T. an
In $500 ore one thousand dollar ore
could be taken from the DRIFT hY eort-
Ing They intend hereafter however,
10 take the ore AZ N comes and ship
without sorting Drift No. ! runs for
10 feet to the west opposite the smart
Here Nlpo they are IN ore ull the way
with the same values Drill No 2, ID
feet south at No, I runH nggt 10 loot
ana with the same values, 1hcy lnlond
10 glupo out an this are between drifls
ana T. Drifl No % 30 n, south NJ
No. /, N now about 10 a. IN ore ull the
way with the Same values, no, , "
lust holng started about 80 feet SOUTH
oaet of No . and - feet from tho shaft
Tho rlchoW values are obtained IN
the SHAFT nj the 100 foot level 4 20
N, T. gasoline hoist has been ordered
That win be good for 1000 feet They
are arranging 90 20 Ia the 800 foot Lowell
The cuglnp win be cn the surface ANA
the towel whore they lWnd the ore, ON
the main tunnel They are Just Nart'
INK To Rtopo, nGd only shipping enough
ore 10 pay an expenses
There w another tunnel running Ma
feet into the ore AZ the point Whorc the
Oret discovery VI the quartz ledge ahoN,
mentioned was made Values here run
from $40 ~, n W parallel with the
main tunnel Thoy lllei found rUluo'
IN the nont and traced them 10 lhl'
dunrls ledge, aud hayo been following
, Inc ynluoa In the tunnel running south
east nnd northwest
The fortunate uNuorH NJ THIS NlNd'
aims cave, the MISUNDERSTANDING
arc n. A. Montgomery pupulllR
| known no Rob" Mulcolm \ Mnoden
| aid, j. G., ronuorH NJ colorado springs
| Ooorgc a, Black Of sal, Lake Guy .
| H. Ulohcl and I A. PntkhutNt al'
mcmhore Of the board " directors,
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PRODUCE,


Chicago, July sl,rresO reports o.
sent wheat prices stu higher here to-
day the september option al tho OPENING
showing a gain u W An advance of
at Minneapolis was ah Influential factor
horo, Rains wore reported throughout
the Dnkotns The demand was general
but offerings were lleht the selling being
mostly by longs soplcmhol opened y 90
rsoooissSR ' 70 @,SlN and a .p" Sg 10 SS
Minneapolis, Duluth ana chicago roporl'
cd receipts Of az cars ogains, 9Dl a y%r
w Strength Of wNcas offset the cacct
Of weak cables causing, a comparatively
sloady market, september = higher az
~, sold up TO @ls, and then reacted 20
TladnR was very qvlot In oats Sep.
tcmber oponcd unchOngod NJ saN, sold at
2NJ ana then reacted 10 ~,
Provisions We're llrm september PORK
were unchanged ~ Hiih.
Cash, Whcit-No o rcd nominal GV
O3'W No. 2 now NuWlai No, ? hAd
now Nlqa9iG No. q. hard new oodallg, ~,
l0}dl l0; No 3 spring, Nidl Oh,
Oats No, . 3li No, % 3QG0iy,
Corn No ., Ntuil, No, " ManGNh /,
sept, closed v hghor al 81
Throughout the session additional de-
tails Of the nroqds being made into the
Nhont crop by black rust wolN received,
Nopiomhor closed ~ 0s y gam OF gk
Close Wheat july Glti sept Qo's
Doe, Wl4 May Mil,
Corn.-luly Ms; old, Hia sept so,
old, bG bee, Nl, old Oh MaN Is.
.oalg, July @a, SEPT" %Nm@s, Dec
Pork-julN ECO Sept l2NiE, ocL
1900
Lard July. ZONE scpto i9oiG 2gis
Oct lgi's; Nov 2?'s 10y.
Ribs July iii sept fS's, Oct 7p9lg
Rye. cash, i2hi3
Flax Cash northwest, 40
Barley rheh, l2d'O,
Clovcr-,uly l2N
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40, western steers q. 25pi ,Soi Texas
steers 2,ib0fS,i6, COWS ana holtorn, 8Wl
aN, Gamers, l5On2,5O tioCkers ana
feeders, p,5ou3,N calves 3,0no'"i bulls'
Hings 40, 9oON3i5
logs Receipts, liOOi market MiQ cenW
lower, Heavy 6lbu60O, mixed, .9li'Mp
bMl lights, 5b0g6bjl plgs dbogO sJi
bulk ~ sales o iilkn0 b2h
Sheep Receipts, l00, market slow anu
weak Westerns, bi2jl65ti wothorg, 100
06 ?j ewes, iWQi,bi lambs, S'oou1lO'
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas CITY, July p, Cattle Rccdp,a,
900, market steady Native steers, a,&d
6Sj, Native COWS and hoiftrs, $500 abi
stockort and feeders g,7i0i,i0, bulls, 49,
A.OO, calves 3i5u5ib Western fed
steers, 3jOa5W western fed rows, 9,1bU
400
Hogs. Receipts. 1000 market balo cents
lower Rulk " sales, b,6OM5 ,Gi heavy
b,jiHg6 ,G5, packers 6,C2lsu5, PIGS and
lights 0,G5n6iO
Sheep Rccolpta 2ooOi market steady
Muttohs, d85dt 20, lambs, 5,i5Ni,iS range
wolhcrb ij5ndlQ. fed owes, t2i0lN
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NEW ELDOR ADO.


Durmg the past week ore aHpylng
slO 900 lo the ton has been hrQuRhl TO
Town says the no Lamar Lode The
discovery WAS made hotNoon De Lamar
aud ROCK Springs, a pump station NJ
the Rnmhcrprr De Lamar NOd Mining
company The company has modo sot'
pul locations As gonrNl stampede
tn Inc uuN M Dorado W now taking
place. UrlWmu M destined lu hr tho
loading god camp of Nevada by our
next iauc we hope ia be- able 90 rive
oar readers moro detailed account NJ
this marvellous strike
ucorpo Richards of lliko was In town
last week norfootlnW details tur the orc
mnl2uUou ul the MIRO Roll Mining n
MnUug company, ot the Irish Mountain
dRtflcl The loads embraced In This
property comprise some of the oldest
loWtona m Lincoln county and pro-.
ducrd snmo of tho richest orpH oyer
sent 10 market The ore iNu black Nuls
phdr of HlNrr uuuNluE "a largo percent
M lwd Thirty years ugo ore from those
minca Was hnucd boy wagon lo SuH
luko and san lownrdluo tnl. and
supplies were brought n from tho
same points From reliable SOURCES We
learn that over iinoOOo in silver and
load was uku from the fonda com,
prlsng Inc Wuup which Mr. Rloh-
ards ls homecoming.
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LITTLE DOING IN
STOCK MARKET,
Changes We're Unimportant and
Volume Of Business Done
Very Small
THERE WAS A SLIGHT RISE.
And ProGL,akne Immediately Fol-
lowed -- Bonds We're
steady

New York July q .-Opcninp changes
were unlmpouant and the volume Of bust
ness small Northwestern rose o. Ten'
ncssyo coal u, and North American fen
IA otherwise there were no changes
greater than reported within the llrst
nye minutes OF trading speculation mov'
cd along ON pretty much the ZANE lines
40 ON Yesterday The none important
movements comforting In the losr active
Stoke Union paclnC AmalgNmated Cop'
per and Unltod states steel moved IN
harmony with the strong stocks but of'
ter they had risen abuu, W pfoht taking
brgam thp ,oalon were not materially
boucnluy bog the advances Of w ANA
respectively IN Delaware n Hudson ana
lntknwlnua. Pltsbulg Coal preferred
gained sM Tennessee coal ~ und Repub,
liz steel stocks / 10 IA, Biscuit ana Thlid
Avenue yielded a point the market was
houy. at u o'clock notably TOR western
FlocN
mo market became very dull with
small rallies with nlm tone for Atehlson
al AN advance of a. Tho northwestern
Rrunpors were weak IN connection WIN
reports ut damage to spring wheat
Northern pacnc dropped ~ ana uloal
Northern preferred Ys while New Have
bonds we're Woady at noon.
the decline IN Union Pacific continued
ana Delaware a hudson and plllshurR
Cual reacted l. Chesapeake ~ OHIO rose
Only n few ,poclalllcs moved sufficient.
ly 10 call for notice, &, g. g, a ~ Louis
rose y and Northern Pacific rallied Y.
AFTER r5ccding So IN ull Great Northern
preferred rallied . Press steel Car lost
h. ana American Agricultural Nhcmicul
The nual half hour ~ the market Read.
INK was sold down "a points, Tho de.
cline IN sympathy IN the uctlyr list
reached the maximum IN 81 Paul which
lost ~ and in Union Pacific, Illinois Con-
ual aud Amnlgnmatcd Copper, which
lost a point Prices touched the lowest
Of the dan AN around Northern paclcll
rolapgcd 10 ~. under last night
The closing was moderately active ami
easy.
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COAL IN IDAHO.
Inspector noll Says tho fremon, Veins
Are illghly Valuable

state Muo Inspector Robert Roll has
returned from a lrlp 10 the coal iuin
iug section Of Fremont county ~ Minis
from 81 Anthony says Tho Boise
Statesman lio haH great confidence In
tho coal measures, though they have
not been looked upon with favor Ivy
como coal mon, Tho dinlcul,y ne snyH,
n that the veins stand very straight,
whorcns the average coal man desires
the coal soam 10 be very fiat
OF the coal Mr. Bell states n ear.
rics % per cent carbon, and tcsts made
nj Butte TO determine ~ cooking quail.
tics resulted so well that the coke was
pronounced the best to be found wosl
Ut Pennsylvania,
There are great number of veins.
Ono II fully IN feet Wldo and the coal
found IN n N very hard fully nv good
nR any other biummou coal found I'm
the west Thoro " market for u
considerable amount ON the ground,
| farmers driving many miles lo got II,
Tho roul " sold M &,tO on the dunn,
and the fnrmcs can haul II 20 miles
nud save money They have como os
| much us no miloH
These coal measures, Mr. Roll says,
| are 200 miles nearer Butte than the
Wyoming mines from which Montana
draws No. supply Two million toms of
! coOl W Mulod annually into Montana
| from the wyoming mines
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Rich ore IN the May Queen,

Thirty toms of high grade ore are be-.
Mg N ippod from the Dessert Rose lonso
ON the May Queen group to the II, w.
ftUuk mill "a Columbia, SAYS the Gold.
Oold SUM- Hoh Kendall who coulrolh
the lease states mat the ore viii nror'
axe $50 a ton one sack of ore tNkou
from the vicinity NJ the blk STRIKE ~
the Lease near the surface several
weeks ago lsNyulucd At $40 u pound,
tx bong done from that ana the 3o'
font lnANl
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T|NT|C STOCKS
WERE IN DEMAND
Lower Mommoth Started at 40
And Did Business Down
TO ARA
UNCLE SAM QUITE ACTIVE,
Maintained It's flrmness Of the Day
Before and Sold Freely at
10 Cents

Tower Mammoth was easily the feat
ure Of the morning cOll the stock start
ing with sacs NJ l6, dropping an odd
block or two NJ A. and doing business
down TO dils, w all $500 shares
changed hands, ana NJ the close ire
bid was ~, with limited ofrormga ut
aOla Uncle sam maintained ia Arm.
ness OF the day before and sold freely
ut 40 cents, total Of 3ioO shares hnd.
ing takers at this hguro Ajax went
ut 10 ana 10, while there were sales Of
Ontario at $3.50 and i2,g3ia, SILVER
shield at lOla ana Yankee at a. Dur
Ing the oull 1900 shares were bought
the eamo having "a selling value Of 3d.
400
The closing figures were as tolloWs,
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS,
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Broker,
PIONEER EXCURSION.

The greatest celebration Of Pioneer
day since the great jubilee OF % viii be
held this year In SAT- Lake Clly und the
Salt Lake Route win run low rate eN.
cursIons from every poln, on It's line
and connections You can't AFFORD 10
miss this opportunity Ask the agent
san Pedro, Los Angeles n Salt lake
Railroad
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on GOLD MOUNTAIN.


r. r. Ashhy " down from Gold
Mountain, where he jus, made a trim
and entered into an agreement with
the owners ~ the Congress group of
claims TO take hold Of thcm, says tho
Reaper Of Rlchncld lie win organl2c
and Incorporate u company ana nS soon
as the organization Nv perfected he WIN
go 30 work for a eyStomatio develop.
men, NJ the property lie w promised
financial assistance from oastonl par"
Tics, MIR Ashby found some excellent
me already opposed ON the claims, ana
with proper development he ~ confident
that u rood proposition VIII be uncoN'
cred, ne examined the late surprise
strike and says that n ~ flllN az great
as reported The Congress Hes between
the surprise ana the Annie Laurie.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July ?1,,-sugar, raw, firm.
Fair refining, 3A, centrifugal ,9O test, A.
mplHNsCs sugar, Sh
Rcnnod-strady crushed bni powder
ed, $50, granulAted bgo
Coffee Steady No, 7 invoice, s.
Butlor.- Unchanged,
Chcoso--slrong New state FUN cream,
small colorod and white fancy TO-, do
fair 60 choice OhgQAi do, large coored
aud white fancy 10,
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lu3CAplTuLArlON.
A,s, CAMPBELL
Stock Broker 80 y, H. Walker Block
A GkLAr pkOpERIY.
Montgomery Shoshone opens lr nlR
Ivdlo ~ lllRh, NrALn orc.

'NuHV w lllBn' hlAdN ore
George a, Bm,k, ono of the owners of
tho Montgomery ShOyhuno at lMllllog,
has Just returned from an inspection
Of that property That the mino la ouo
of the very best IN the district Ne his
firm boliot ana that his associates uIo
OF the mmc mind lH evident llum th0
campaign NJ development that haH been
mapped out The company Says Mr.
Black, has decided 10 purrhpgr p0mp
valuable ranch property four miles
above Beatty ana VIII Immediately
sink shafts for the purpose of tapping
the AmnlgoHu uNor and cuuNrAluN Nua
Ser 10 the camp, rhla means am oN.
penditurr of from $4,000 to 100000.
or tho property Mr. Black speaks IN
The highest terms. ana ne w borne out
IN his Blatom,nls by EuRiuuur Malcolm
a, Macdonald Who IN tUlk with 10 rcp.
roHonlitINo Of the lmlllrog Mlncrrpoko
uh follows,
"Tho wonders NJ the Montgomery.
FhoNhono have not yet AN boon told
The mine viii stand AN you can pay
about n, said GugiOoor Malcolm A.
Macdonald on iho ground last Tuesday
'fhoro M a whole lot moro 10 bu said
yet, the way she M doyplupmR"
The face of Che main tunnel M now In
$50 feet ana ~ cutting into % new luud.
Thoy have Just started duu No 3
about 20 feet soulhcuet ot thc shaft
From this mHt dirt into the taco they
have been passing through lluh
lower rrNdc ore than they have been
getting up 20 this point hvat they
rh0ul be- discouraged however, Kind
nature discovered to them "a new lead
lnat Monday IN the face of the tunnel
AS matter of fact" said Nh Mou.
donald and Supt Mat iloycck, this
lead that we are now getting into M
what we originally started oul for We
did not expect what we have been pass
ing through They would have been
satisfied IL after driving their tunnel
225 feet into the Side of the mountain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
NINE THOUSAND A DAY,


An idea ol th' activity ON tho various
mining muuoUlo. of the Ould0old div.
trIot ruu ho CLEANED from the tact that
,hp Flownuo mine and the Reilly lease
ON the Florence ground are alone make
iug ID combined HnWWcul NJ iO toms o.
orc daily lu lhp umulmW works W the
NcN Western Reduction company II
W lUuN that this amount IN likoly
~ bo Increased iu the near future, rho
one being extracted from the Florence
ground i' g.llmaDd t. run somewhat
ore averages tiit "a ton the Florence
mine and Rollly loufo have "a combined
output uf N,itO "A day, a total NJ moro
than $4,000 U month atloldncld sun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
TEA

Tea is almost nothing ;
how much weight do you
think there is in the taste
OF III
Weight is no measure
for teal