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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-22

UOW OT10dAS, august 11s--WAL0 AOuA
| deaths during the night there was an
indication of slight increase in the
| number OF deaths for today, though no
| likelihood that the maximum for a day
during the present fever would be
reached There were no developments
of consequence during the day. DR..
White returned from Mobile, where
ne had satisfactory conference W.T.
the Alabama officials concerning the
movement of freight out Of New Or
leans.
Among the deaths today is one in
the French asylum, on st. Ann street,
where a number of cases were report
ed AMI one in the Marine hospital in
the upper portion of the city, the lat
ter case having been reported last
week.
The camp at Slidell has been clos
ed. No accommodation was made
by the federal authorities to board
those detained and the private ar
rangments proved unsatisfactory. 1t is
probable the government will estab-
lish a camp of it's own there similar
to the camp Wyman.
The state board Of health today de-
ci1ed to send three nurses to River
side Plantation in ST Mary, where
there are about so cases.
Situation Under Control.
Full Of hope the local authorities and
the public in general entered the day
upon the fifth week Of the campaign
against the fever which is now con-
sidered to be beyond the stake when
serious epidemic is possible.
''In my Judgment" said DR.. Beverly
Warner, head of the volunteer forces,
who has been in close touch with the
local authorities and then with the
federal, in an address at the Baptist
church, calamity was impending over
this city few weeks ago. Now the
day Of the impending calamity has
passed. The decrease in the mortal
ity, as shown by the reports, is un.
precedented, and the situation Is rap
IDLY getting under control.
DR.. Warner said the posing of the
calamity was due In a large measure
to the splendid work of the marine
hospital service He said that the daily
record given out by the service was
true one. Nothing has been sup
pressed, and truth ani publicity have
proved to be of the greatest benefit.
DR.. Warner said in future he would
protest with all his might against the
suppression of any health news He
did not believe that hereafter the cit
izens of New Orleans would permit on
the part of any one a policy of con-
cealment While the feredal author
tiles now have no hesitancy in saying
that the fever is being controlled AMI
checked, they ar enot ready to fix
date when it will be stamped out
The life of the stegomyia mosquito
Is perhaps two months and as here
and thee strange infected mosquito
is sure to avoid all the pitfalls laid
for its destruction, sporadic cases will
doubtless appear after the disease Is
entirely under control
OF the. As new cases in the pre-
ceding "A hours four were found in
one family and three in another. A
| new case appeared in the French asy-
lum on ST. Ann street A number of
Norwegians and others are included
in the new cases yesterday, most OF
them being sailors
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-22
AUTHORITIES CLAIM
EPIDEMIC CHECKED
New Orleans Believes She Has
Control of Fever.
II NEW CASES AND 5 DEATHS.
While the Death Rate Shows a Slight
Increase, People Are Optimistic.
Work of Cleaning Up City Contin-
ues in Earnest.
ues in Earnest.

New cases at New Orleans since 6
D. M. Sunday-17.
Total cases to date, ,4O2.
Deaths.
Total deaths to date 201.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-22

In any season bath is good and
refreshing. But how many handy
little things you might have to make
ii more enjoyable. Bath Sponges,
AtOmizers, Sponge Brushes, Soaps,
Talcum Powder, Toilet Water, Ex-
tracts and many other things we
have for your convenience and COM
fort We handle the Best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
BINGHAM CENTRAL STRIKE.


The Bingham central Mining COM
pany has encountered % large body OF
ore I'm the lower or JEFF Davis tunnel
says the Bulletin OF Bingham. II is
undoubtedly the most important strike
that has been made I'm the camp fol
months.
Tho company has been driving two
cross-cut tunnels, The upper. or Whit
10y tunnel and the lower, or JEFF
Davis tunnel, for the purpose Of cut
ting the vein, Mining men have been
keeping I'm touch With these opera
lions and awaiting developments
with considerable interest for II has
been q mootCd question whether any
thing OF Importance would develop IN
the shape Of q mineral strike, The
past few days, however, has dcmou-
strated that the company was correct
In It's judgment
IN the JEFF Davis tunnel the vein
has just been reached at a distance OF
$50 feet Supt Taylor states that the
tunnel has been driven 10 feet into the
ore and has not yet passed through II.
The ore, he says, is OF q good quality,
although II viii not be- known just what
II will run TO the ton until assays are
completed that are under way Sam
pies of the ore have been sent to the
Ctah copper min for the purpose OF
having tests made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
THE PANAMINr DISTRICT.
Historic Camp Of Bailarat Is Receiving
New Impetus.

Word has been received I'm Golddcld
10 the effect that there rs quite am I'M
nuX OF people into the historic camp
Of Balarat. says the G1ldneld News
There are now more people In the Pan-
amut range than at amy time IN It's
history. Prospecting is going ON with
great zeal and new finds are being
daily reported While the town Of Bal.
larat has many conyenicnCos and
boasts OF one OF the best mercantile
stores In the southwest attn uewcom-
ers have completely consumed AN the
supplies that were on hand. and there
are many men In the town waiting Tor
the big teams to arrive from Raudshurg
with supplies.
1t is predicted that the Pauamint
section viii be the storm center for
prospecting and that the Death VAL
ley section VIII receive an influx OF
several thousand people this fan IL
Is a daily sight In RhyOlito TO sec the
prospectors driving their burros IN the
direction Of Death valley and bound
for the well watered and timbered PAM
amint range
The recent strike that has been so
much talked about was made by the
famous desert prospector shorty
Harris, while travelling from Rhyuite
to Ballarat. on what is known as the
Furnace Creek trail He crossed a very
strong cropping Of quartz. and upon
investigation found the noa, In every
instance contained free gold.
lie Immediately staked out two claims.
the Providence and the Eureka, The
country at this point opens out into
beautiful park, being at am elevation
Of 600 feet. More then 200 locations
have been male In this vicinity and
many OF the claims show strong. we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
SCHOOL OF MINES.

The state school Of Mines offers COM
pete four year courses I'M mining en-
cheering. mechanical engineering cleo
trlcal engineering, civil engineering,
and chemical engineering All Of these
COURSES lead 10 the degree Of Bachelor
Of Science I'm Engineering,
The Utah School Of Mines has one
of the best metallurgical laboratories
In tine United states, as well as splea-
didly equipped laboratories IN chem
istry. physics, mechanics, electricity,
minoralogy. geology etc,
The school of Mines Is one OF the
three state schools that comprise the
University Of Utah.
Catalogue and full Information sent
free upon request TO
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04

which Is imported into The United
states from foreign countries comes
from the island of Trinidad of the
coast Of Venezuela, Other important
gources OF the material are Nenezu-
ella lBsrmudcJ. cuba, ana France
Smaller quantities. mostly n the shape
Of bltuminous limcstones are import
ed from Nova Scotia turkey in ASIA,
British India, Mexico Colombia, Unit
ed Kingdom and Italy
The imports from Trinidad decreased
from 1918 long tons lS26i 00} I'm the
fiscal year ending june 30. 1903. to no..
03l long tons G36S .62O in the fiscal year
ending june 80 1904 while the Imports
from Venezuela increased from l64ij
long tons n 1903 lt1ASID 10 5019i long
tons N2lI0l0 in 1904 The imports
from the British Yves, lnd,as I'm 1904
include ia.5 short tons OF manlak
valued M S2S5iS. The imports from
cuba show decrease from 9SqS long
tons SiS.2lO I'm 1903 20 9i9{ long toms
R23 250l in 1904 The imports from
Italy fall of from l37s9 long tons
1851 2A W 1903 to- sen long tons tSil-
$50 in 1901 The imports from Cuba
remain about the same as I'm 1908, but
there rs an unexplained drop Of more
than so per cent ln valuation The I'M
crease I'm quantity and value Of as
phalt received from Venezuela moro
than made good the decrease In I'M
ports from other countries, go that thc
total importatons iu 1904 wore 1850
long TONS valued no SGl3 1885, aa COM
pared with imports NJ lI1Fq1 louE tons,
valued M tjSi N6a ir 1908
Doctor Hoyoys report is published
as an extract from the Surveys annual
yuluu1s "NfiDortI Resources of tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
CONCENTRATES.

Tho assessment on Lower Mammoth
becomes delinquent tomorrow.
a shipment OF orc from the Carbon
etc i'm mine near Morgan is at the
samplers today
Secy r II Mead Of the Cauya Min
ing company visited the property OF
that company in Tintic yesterday
The wyoming mine IN American
Fork crpyou Is contributing ore 20 the
local markets at the rate of r. ear load
a day
This being labor day thorc were no
sessions of the salt Lake Stock EN-
change held. Tho calls will be resumed
as usual tomorrow.
Supt. r. W. sherman Of the DAILY
West mill has been in Idaho looking
over the plant of the Wood River Zinc
company at HALEY
The officers Of the big mining and
smelling companies were closed dur
Ing the greater portion Of the day 10
give employees am opportunity TO OBJ
serve Labor day IN proper style
Charles ]. Clements came IN from
Ely. New, n few days ago and is
securing Beaver county for teams to
handle the freighung business into the
camp Of Ely The machinery ordered
for the Giroauy Consolidated com
pany's smelter ls coming 30 rapidly and
every available teamster'5 outfit rs
employed,
S. u Morser, superintendent Of tho
Mystic shrine Mining company. roe
Gently sent 90 samples OF 10 Wgradn
ore 90 Denver for testing The company
"a 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
PRODUCTION OF AsPHALTuM.
Geological Survey Issues an Interesting
bulletin Concerning II.

The production of asphaltum and
btuminous rock in the United States
during 1904 amounted 10 only Sl572
shot tons valued at $9O3,7il. This Is
a decline OF nearly % per cent from the
production Of 1903. which amounted TO
lOl, 2j5 short stons, valued at $tO05, 4l6
This decline Is explained by the low
prince obtained for the product and
by the severe competition Of the COM
panies producing natural asphalt
Asphaltum Is a term rather loosely
used IN commerce for any or all Of the
varieties of hydrocarbon compounds
which the mlneralogist knows as as.
phaltum proper. elaterite, wurtzilite
albertlte, grahamite, unintaite, gilson-
tie, etc. The petroleum of California
yields, on destructive dIstlllation,
residue which so closely resembles as
phalt that Il is called ''oil asphaltum.'
In reporting on the production OF as
phaltum and bituminOus rock. Dr.
Edmund Otis HOvey, Of the United
States Geological survey, uses the term
'asphalWm' 10 cover oil asphaltum
as well as AN the natural aspbalts.
The term "hitumInous rock" covers the
aspha,tum- bearing saudstones and
limostoucs which are GuarrIed In some
states and used alone or mixed with
othe broken rock I'm the making OF
street pavemcnts.
The output 1t hituminous sandstone
decreased from 3S G33 short tons (SllS,-
Old I'm 1908 to 1854 short tons Eil,-
1850 On 1904 Mastic IL given at 06l
short tons slL539 I'm 1909 most uf
which was produced from bitumlnous
sandstone Quarried IN Kentucky, and
increased TO- 200 short tons valued az
il0SO0. I'm 50l. The production OF hard
and refined or sum asphalt shows am
increase I'm quality from l2,S9b short
tons ti2i9 1880 ln 1909 90 l5.0l2 short
tons tS22l 1900 IN 1904 though there was
"A decrease IN value I'm 1904 OF Sll9,353
The production of liquid asphaltuin or
maltha, was @ 800 short tons. vallGa at
1886. 260 reported from California, and
3 short tons, valued nj SEQ, reported
from Texas. The production ~ oil
asphaltm decreased from iG1S7 short
tons l252216D In 1908 to SO 03o short
tons Ci31G130 IN 1904, and the average
/ value per ton decreased from Sll3l
60 $ioil.
During tho fiscal year ending June
| co. 1904, asnh.ltum and manufactures
| Of asphaltlc material of domestic pro-
| duction TO the total value of Sl601S6
| were exported FROM the United States
90 other countries. The most import
ant receivers OF the products We're
! On the order named Dominion OF Cam
! ada. Germany United Kingdom. Peru,
ana France. The corresponding eX-
ports for the fiscal year ending June
| 30. 1908, amounted 10 Sl0i,5SG.
! Nearly t0o-thirds Of tho asphaltum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
THE "HERMITAuE." -
Health, Rest and Pleasure nc Utahs
Best Summer Resort Hotel.

Arc YOU I'm search Of health. rest or
pleasure? Then go to Wilson's Her.
mitaga IN ogden Canyon. You VIII ind
the most picturesque and up-to-date
there Write or telephone Iboth ines)
or come without Chicken and trout
dinners and general good service a spe-
calty For further reference ask those
who have been there Satisfaction To
all Is our motto. Come and be con-
wheel. Terms reasonable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
FREE PEACHES
FREE MEL OES

At Brigham City Sept. T.. Excursion
via Oregon short Line. Round trip
only N.2j. Special train leaves salt
Lake az a. 10. returning leaves Brig
ham az midnight Rates from many
other points Bal game, musical ana
vocal concerts, parade. dancing, and
all the peaches and melons you can
eat See agents Tor further particulars.
city ticket Office 20l Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

% mill Of 5000 tons capacity. He
says he Is ready TO enter into con-
tract 10 DO this for The company, that
he VIII build the railroad and min and
equip both for operation for the last
named sum-
Asked II the fling OF the suit by
Col. Wall would interfere with the
carrying out of the company's cone
ftwIctiou plans, Manager -. e.. Jdckiiug
said during the day that he did not
believe 10 would ~ cannot see, said
me- "how 10 win interfere with us iu
the least As FAR as I know we VIII
go right ahead with construction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
THE LINE BEAUTIFUL"

LehIgh Valley Railroad Delightful
route to New York, Philadelphia and
Atlantic Coast Resorts Five through
trains daily. Dining cars; la carte.
Connects at Buffalo and Niagara Falls
with all trains for the West.
For time tableB and descriptive mat
ter address George Fade, Jr,, Western
Passenger Agent, 9lS South Clark ST.,
Chicago. Ill,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
Stockholders, MeetIng.

The next annual meeting Of the
Union Pacific stockholders viii be held
in this city oct 10. The principal fea-
ture viii be- the choice Of IL directors.
The books for the transfer of both pre-
feried and common stock We're closed
last Tuesday. They win be reopened at
10 O. m. Wednesday oct II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
IS THE TALK Of
MINING CIRCLES.
The Wall. Utah Copper Case Filed
Last Saturday Creates Much
Public Interest.
COLONEL WALL HAS RETURNED
Came in from California Yesterday --
Says Company Does Not Need So
600, 600 for Improvements.


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NothinV has occurred I'm this state an
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'''9
caused quie 30 h"Oh h''I''' ANA
comment, since ne trial of the Mann
lnoth-Grand central case. as the
c,t.. a.. .,,i. Do. ,,o. ,l.,l., .,Yrt
'''"h W.
on SATURDAY '.N wv WINCH "| Zoo 49,
wall Is plaintiff and the Utah Copper
co1,p,7,. sel gorpo,fIop. and thc o0i-
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defendants
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tbat Col yyau u.bo is yIgo r,esidcpt of
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h,ut We mon WIN hlIIIlohs OF c'pIIdl
NJ lhril 'phhlAho.
an interesting sltuatlon rs mar oI the
american Sm'llers securities company
ih lhla controversy Whle inc natter
IN ""L iivI,'l"llVu at a utIeuhanl' III is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
"DRUNK EN- NJ &c s"
Cigarette and Tobacco Habits
Cured by
TRIB

We the undersigned, residents Of
Baker city Oregon have watched the
good results obtained by the use 5f
"TRfB' as cure Tor the liquor and
tobacco habits, and we can heartily
recommend Il to anyone I'm need.
Signed Judge Samuel White, judge
Of The Eighth judicial District of the
state Of oregon, J., p. Desmarais, pas
tor Of the Roman Catholic Church;
Rev. j. r. n. Bell the oldest living
chaplain OF the Grand Lodge Of the Ma
sonic order OF the World, and pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church, r. D. Carter,
mayor. w II, Kiiburn. chief of police,
S. l.. Bacr vice president Citizens Ma
tional Bank W. L, Butcher lawyer;
A. WEIGH manager Of Baker Gas &
Electric Comuany j, r. Ferguson, real
estate (21 years.. Grace q Robinson,
druggists John O'Connor, agent Pacific
EXDross Co
We viii give you an absolute guar
autce with each treatment, Price $3.50
a cure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
&c. Schramm,

Cor. Let So, and
Main SITS. where
the cars stop,
Sole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
j. oBERNpoRFER

Stock Broker,
Tel Bell 1902 l6l S. Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
DOuII Drug Co

owl corner, next
a @ OF to n Q WI
PostOfHcc,
gents.
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wool

ST LOUIS
St. Louis sept L-Wool steady Ter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04

rIiory and western 2Sa3o line medium,
231-5, nuo lSQ@.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
LEE KiM Wing

Tho Celebrated Chinese Physician.
l8 west South Temple street
Of Testimonials u psrso,,
Cured Of Consumption, C0tarrh.
Hemorrhagcs and Every
Disease and Slick
ness.
Herbs Used no Poisonous Drugs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04

National Bank Of The Republic,

L. 81 DEPOSITORY.
FRANK KNOX ................ prehisl
JAMES a, MURRAY ....Vloe Pre'i,N
W. f. ADAMS. ....,........,...,Ca ihG
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS NGoo
a thoroughly modern savings Depart
ment conducted I'm connection with no
benk. safe deposit boyos for rr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04

A. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker 3l6 y. F. Waller Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-04
SPIKE AND RAIL

District Freight and Passenger Agent
u, r. Gray has returned home from
trip to Yellowstone
The Alaska prospector., 1905-06-22
From Along The Coast
News Items From Our Corrcspor-
 dents to the Westward

Afognak, May 31-Natives from Douglas settlement who arrived here in bidarkys in the first part oi the month report the accidental shooting 10 death of one of their comrades while hunting bear ..
 The schooner "Mavfiower" which arrived from Kodiak a few days ago with party of surveyors, left May l7, for Douglas settlement. Surveys have been made here and in Little Aiognak of tie ground claimed by the Russian church. All lands west Of Douglas, where Russian church or chapel stands, will be surveyed al the expense of the U. :. government for the bene- fit of the Russian church-the handmaiden of Russian despotisrn.
 The Russian priest and his assis- tant, having good opportunity and free passage, also left on the Mayfower for Douglas, where he will satiate the bloodthirstiness of the natives with port wine and col lect big American dollars for the benefit of their souls.
 On the ,1th, R.'Francis, P Tver- son and Peterson Jeff for Miners point, where they will have about two thousand feet of iun.ber and will construct fumes and sluice during the summer.
 On the 23d, the schooner Lydia arrived here from Kodiak witt. SUD- plies for the A. C. eonpany's store, and left on the 26th for the Semidi islands.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-06-22
New Commissioner Appointed

Judge John Goodel. oi Valdez, received notice late last week of his appointment as commissioner oi inc new district which has been cut off from the Seward district.
 The headquarters of the new district will very likely be at Hope. in Cook Inlet, as that is the center of the mining interests and con- venient for those interested in min ing and prospecting.
 The new district embraces all of that part of the old district that lies north of Turnagain Arm and west of the Inlet. This will be known as tine Cook Inlet district, while that part presided over Ly Commissioner Hildreth will be known as the Seward district.
 The new commissioner is we'll qualified for the position, as he knows Alaska and its white and native population, anu is not in- clined to be aggressive to either.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-06-22

Seattle, June 2i-The president has issued an order reserving twelve tracts vi land for military telegraph stations in Alaska, at Copper Cen tts.. Chistuchina, Central. GaEona, ketchumstock. Mentasta. North Fork, Saina. summi,. Teikheil. Tonsina and Workman's. also a strip of lard one hundred feet wide on each side of the telegraph line from Valdez 10 Egbert, from f.gbert to Boundary, from North Fork to 6ibhon. from Baker to Rampari, from Glhhon to St. Miclacl, and from Safety Harbor to Davis.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-06-22
VALDEZ, ALASKA, THURSDAY, JUNE p, 1905.
Rich Dirt At Fairbanks Big Fay on Many Creeks. President Reserves Land Aong Telegraph Line. New Mail Contracts.
 Battle is Copper Center Items.

Fairbanks, June 22-Fortv dol- lars to the pan has been found in q
 new prospect hole on No. , above on Cleary creek. John Be, htolS
 claims to have taken out & to the pan on No. above on Dome creek. Good ray has been found on Esther and Cripple, two oi the new creeks and greater confidence than ever k felt Tn this camp. Berry Bros. the we'll known kiondyke operators. are concentrating all their energies 'n opening ur ground on Esther. and have ound wide pavs,reak averaging twenty cents to the ra;.. Dome creek is also one oi .he ne,g creeks and the seven dollar dir,
 was found on the claim oi Bob Chamberlain. On at feast a dozen other claim from three to twenty cents ,n the pan has heen found
 The bedrock is from one hundred ;o one hundred and fifty fec deep. and it will take considerable caui- tal to work tae claims. The forty dollar pan found on Clcarv creek was not picked. but was hoi.ted out of new prospect hole, and num- Der or pans going over twenty dol. lars were taken out. Fairbanks and Cieary creeks have at lrae, four times as much pay blocked