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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22
Notice

Notice is hereby given that I
will apply to the board Of county
commissioners of Lincoln county,
Idaho. at their regular January
Session, 1906, for license to operate
a public ferry across Snake river,
between Lincoln and Cassia coun-
ties, at Clear Lake on Snake riytr.
47&4 Oars j. SISTER.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

Ezra Fancy Naval oranges at
Hilrs.
Joe Madeleine was up from Ia.
german this week.
w. Hail Horne viii leave for
Haley tomorrow morning to spend
Christmas at home.
Fresh line Of fine candy Just
received at Hills.
Miss Ella McFall returned We'd
nesday morning from a short visit
with friends in Pocatello.
Salem Carpenter was up from
Gooding Tuesday making final
proof on his land.
Mrs. Thayers house now oecu-
pied by Mr. Pickren, will be for
rent in a few days.
White Dove chocolates, and
chocolate chips Just arrived at
HIPS.
Turkeys, ducks, geese, chick
ems, oysters, celery, olives, pickles
etc. for your Christmas dinner can
be purchased at silva's meat mark
ct.
Dave Williams returned from
Rupert the first Of the week. where
he had been working as clerk for
the Oregon Short Line for some
time past
Fancy figs and stuffed dates in
glass at Hills,
Express Agent D. G. Casey says
that he has been in the express bus
ness some time. but that he has
never seen the business as good as
It is now.
Miss May Ringgold, county sup
Of Blaine county, was
in shoshone Tuesday on her way
10 Boise to spend Christmas with
her mother.
-I.aaies-ior fine Xmas pres
mt for father, husband, hrother or
sweetheart, look over the fine line
ii pipes and cigars carried at HIPS
Miss Gertrude Kinney leaves to-
for pocatello TO spend
christmas With her mother, She
viii also visitfrlends IN Boise and
saldwclI before returning.
Henry Brown ariredsirom Poca-
clio last night and LEFT this morn-
ng for HALEY and Bellevue He
vili return tomorrow evening TO i
pend Sunday and Christmas at /
lomc.
]. W. Wheeler left Yesterday i
vening for Emmett where the state {
laso road commission is to ac- a
ept the first road in the southern a
art Of the state. He expects to
eturn Sunday evening so that lie 1
IN spend Christmas with his fam 3
y. L
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22
real SAC pei S. G. Frost

23tf
Edward Gooding and Don Burn
side are expected to arrive from
Pocatello tonight to spend the Holt
days with their parents.
Miss Alta Gooding, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +, w. Cooling, will
arrive from Illinois this evening.
where she has been attending
school, to spend Xmas at home.
One fare for the round trip on
the Short Line, within radius OF
$50 miles from starting point.
Tickets on sale Dec. %. "A, %, 30,
and 81 and Jan. 1st 1906, with fin
al return Jan. 4th. 1906.
Christmas exercises will be held
in the Methodist church Saturday
evening at z sharp. A program
will be rendered after which the
Tree" prepared for the little folks
Will BE unloaded Parents and
friends are invited.
Commissioner VIM Kelly re-
turned last week from Chicago
where he had been marketing his
sheep. He says tina while there
is a considerable shortage Of hay
in this country that he had been
very lucky and still had 300 tons
for sale.
Special meetings will begin at
the Methodist church next Thurs
day, December 2Sth at 1870 p. m.
Pastor Parker will be assisted by
Rev. a. w. Hartshorn and wife
who have had large experience in
singing and preaching Every
body invited.
Methodist church Sunday as fol-
ows: Preaching at II, Subject,
'Zecharia's Prophecy Fulfilled
Ioung Peoples meeting at 6:45
Topic, 6 Christmas Gift 10 The
'hrst.' Preaching, 1880, Theme,
a Villains Plot Thwarted' The
ublic is cordially invited to wor-
hip With Us.
Miss Stella McFall viii arrive
rom Salt Lake City tomorrow to
pend the holidays with her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt McFall
his Will be the first time Miss
icFalI has been home since her de-
'arturc year ago. John McFall,
Tho is attending the State Univer
ity at Moscow, will also be home
) spend Christmas with his par
nts.
There viii be regular services at
he Baptist church neNt Sunday.
reaching at 1 ! a. m. and 1850 z.
/. sunday school ut noon Young
copies meeting at 6:45 p. N.
forming subject. "fhe Grst Christ :
las and It's Tributes to Christ, En-
Engagement to those who have had
poor start in Life Evening an
opropriate services will be held.
There will be service At the Bap- ;
i church Christmas day Mon
~ at 1870 P. N. all are invited
ait nd.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22


There will be regular services at
Christ Episcopal church next Sun
day morning and evening, Sunday
school at noon. On Christmas
morning there viii be an esrly Gel
ebration Of Holy Communion at 8
o'clock, and a celebration OF Holy
Communion and regular Christmas
services at 10 o'clock. All are in
vited to attend these services.
Wanted: by Chicago whole
sale and mail order house, assist
ant manager Imam or woman] for
this county and adiourning terri
tory. Salary 500 and expense 5
paid weekly; expense money adj
vanced Work pleasant; position
permanent No investment or ex-
perence required Write at once
for full particulars and enclose
envelope.
COOPER & Co;
1S2 Lake ST., Chicago, Iii.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

Shoshone, Idaho, Dec / 1905.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the First National Bank
OF Shoshone, Idaho, VIII be held
at the banking Office Of said bank,
January 9Th, 1906. at 10 o'clock a.
m. OF that day, for the election Of
directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction Of such othcr busi-
ness as may properly come before
such meeting. -
CHAs. NJ. HENPHiLL. s
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22
Arrlxal And closing OF MaIIs.

No. . closes $3.50 a. rs. Al, $3.50 q. m
$3.50 1850
Sol .. 10. 1924 p. NJ,
500 1927
Kranel $40 m. $50 =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

1872 Lake ST., Chicago, III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
CONCEN TX ATES,


G, pryor, AN old salt Laker, Ia maxi
Ing az inspection " Tonopah,
i, j, Qulaly Of Sommcr, Wyor
manager OF the Kommoror Coal COM.
ponY n IN the city today,
The TonOpoh Extension 10 again 10
add 10 ~ dividend disbursements by
declaring u dividend ~ $4,000, payable
June |,
j II, Harrington Of searchlight New,
manager OF the Qunrtotto mine, ono OF
the bonanza propositions OF THIS oamp,
" IN the city,
&, H. Alkiro, tho well known mining
man, has returned home from osceon,
New whore no made an examination
~ mining properties,
J, W, Langley, NO well known In local
mining circles, has returned 70 Tonopah
after n successful trip 90 san Francisco,
Mr. Langley reports tho market IN
Frisco to Be very strong and predicts u
general raise IN all mining stocks
Advance, Las Vegas, New, T. II
Mahoney was down from tho Potos'
mine saturday and sunday, In speak.
Ing ot the shipment q ore recently. sem
20 Salt Lake CITY, he says that there
was about 80 tons IN tho lot and that u
went 10 ounces silver and nearly VI pei
cont load They realized about w
per ton for the lot IN developing IN
property they are opening UP largo
bodis Of good shipping Orc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
THE GREAT JUMBO RESUMES,
Tho Florence Makes Another shipment
of lllph Grade orc
HpocInl Corrcppondcnce,


Clodned, Nov, May 2?,r-Aftcr shut
down Of several months work has been
resumed on the great Jumbo mine Of
Doldncld In the opinion OF accepted
mining authorities hero the Jumbo has
~ 900 QUO worth OF hlgh grade ore block.
od out underground, The Jumbo has
shipped upwards NJ tl,b0O,O0O worth OF
ore during the llrAt year Of rs develop
mont, ana w expected TO prove The
second greatest shipper Of the Gold.
held district for Nos, The internal
differences between shareholders have
not been definitely settled, but the own.
orp Of u controlling interest and u mo-
lorlty OF the directors have agreed,
ard "a plan nf active development has
been mapped out A force " miners
are engaged IN strengthening ana ro.
tlmborlng the old shafts, the deepest OF
which " down 9l0 feet, ana grading IN
now IN progress for tho new lb'horse
over gasoline hoist which IN oSpect'
ed 10 arrive this week
The Florence shipped 20 lona Of hlgh
Grade ore 10 the Now Western Reduce
lion works last weok II Nv given out
that TINS ore win average $500 u ton,
The Rllpy lease on tho north ond Of
HE Florence IN yielding the lcesoos a
largo income. TWenty.plght tons OF
ere shipped by the Rlloy syndicate dur
ing the past week netled N13i5 por
ton The Riley lease has been running
since the lOth Of April and rs tons have
boon shipped altogether Tho nrat ship
moni ran SIG ~ The ton The one ro'
Iurrcd tn above WAS the second MI
Riley reports mat Nhol the Fairbanks
Morse gasoline hoist arrives IN the
course Of u week or two. he VIII be able
lo shlp 70 toms n WOck WHEN VIII aver
ugo fully ms wen 40 the last shipment
since assays made ON the ground show
/ mat values are Increasing with depth
AZ the QunU2to IN Dlamondneld con.
siderable ore IN being sacked and u
shipment VIII bc made next week THO
workings here are among the most eN'
ttnsiVo Of any property I'm the Gold
| field diairlct, Although the 900 foot
| level has only been reached "a date
there are more shafts down on thr
Qunriglo than on any other property
not excepting The Jumbo, Florence
Combination or DlNl, The Quarl2lto II
owned by the Dlnmondneld Minlnf
company Of which senator 7, l., Oddl,
N president, ana United states Senator
George y, Nixon II vice president
ON the Combination, II IN stated theS
are working IN $4,000 ore, and that theS
are shipping "tnlllnGe" only which W
over $500 por ton Tho 800 foot love
/ has been reached
H. r. Mitchell formerly consultInl
! engineer VI tho famous Yankee On
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
OPEN BOARD SALES,
as. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 2i6 ID, u, Walker Block
Turquoise Discoveries,

The Times IN In receipt Of a splendid
specimen 0f turquoise uncovered In the
Morgan ana l,ealy mlno about elk
miles from NWpcno The discovery II
adjacent ~ Che Crescent mine, Tho
sample says lho Times, Of LAS Vegas,
New, was taken from lls contact about
Four feet from the surface, MoRsers,
Morgan ana Ioary have q valuable
And Turquoise IN recognized tho world
over nv precious gom,
II ls believed th0t lhls new discovery
viii oulriVal the turquoise deposits east
OF Vogna Turquoise as n gem oullutcs
the western hemisphere The prince,
llnga OF the prlnolpalitIcs Of the old
world have their jewel collections from
this fayorilo mineral TurQuoisos have
been q source " wealth 10 our section
many years The new discoveries ut
Noppono Will give AN impetus 10 pre-.
clous gem mining In thIs section The
specimen In question Is nne oShihIt
Of this deposit The evidence IN such
m Ia glyc the confidence 10 prosocul o
tho work that VIII devolope "a produc,
ing and employing mine, The Times
congratulate MoeW7 MorRun and
B Loary upon their good fortune,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
NEW POWER PLANT
FOR JEFFERSON.
Water Wheel and Compressor to
BE Installed for This
Prop,rty
A STAMPEDE MADE FOR Ida.
Interesting News from Nevada Cold
camps--Grcat Wealth si Monteom.
cry Shoshonc--No,ss

on tho bench bo,weon Blg and Little
Cottonwood districts, fow miles south.
east Of Salt Lake CITY active work Ia
In progress IN the development ana oX-
plolAtlon Of the property Of the Consol.
dated jefferson Mining company Of
which Nick schm,troth, Of this city, Ia
manager,
This property embraces the claims
productive Of exceedingly high grade
quarts, tho discovery OF which, sever.
al years ago, caused area, deal of OK
element In Salt Lake, and q wild siam
podo 20 this locality, but development,
at that time, consisted, almost entirely,
" surface work, ana, as the rlch ore
was not found In place and ~ quantity,
the field was soon abandoned, Win the
exception Of u few who wero firm In
the faith that with development and
deep mining this locality would ovontu'
ally take rank as heavy ana regular
producer
Among these we're Mr., schmIttroth
who promoted and Incorporated tho
Consolidated Jefferson, ana VINO mas
since equipped The company's property
WIN " INV f'lf'i'N laf''t ~ ~
Ink machinery, and made other I'M.
provcmenls In The matter OF nne ana
commodoue buildings,
SIN, with It's excellent equipment
Mr., Sehmltlroth has not been fully sat
sned and, In the interest OF economy,
has decided 10 install q power plant,
and this viii soon be u reality, AZ con.
tracts have already been let for the
construction ~ the plant, ana for It's
machinery equipment,
The power viii be derived from the
watora OF Willow Creek, about 1000 feet
distant from tho mine, A wheel VIII be
put In, which win DO connected direct
with an air compressor, and from 2bO
10 400 horsepower VIII be genera tod,
which VIII be pIped TO the mine, where
II viii DO utilized IN tho operation Of
machine drills and other purposes. The
construction OF tho plant win be begun
as soon as permission " obtained from
tho state engineer
At the mine work IL progressing rap
IDLY IN shaft sinking ana the shaft II
being deepened from the 300 to the 600.
| foot levels, when the 60O IL reached
drifts viii be run 10 the parallel anc
cross lodges, ana veins known 20 exlh'
In the companys holdings, The assool'
alton Is IN good shape, financially ano
| tho management has Implicit conn
dcnco In the ultimate successful result
Of this enterprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
New Smelter for Sodayille.

Tho now smclter TO be built nt Soda.
vile, Nov, win soon he In shape 10
handle an Immense tonnage OF ore,
says tho Reno Evening Gazette, MI
w, A. stevens, Of tho Butte doldhclda
company, has announced that the plans
have an been completed and that tho
work WIN be rushed 10 completion II
Is understood that the smoler N TO he
built and operated by eastern people
ana win cost IN the ncighborhood Of
$4,000
The erection Of this smctcr has an
important bearing on the mining future
NJ that section Sodavlllo " situated
at the junction OF the TonopAh and
Southern pao'Ac railroads and Affords
nn excellent site for rmcter, Az the
ronopah railrond IL narrow nungc and
tho Southern Pacific broad complete
rO.b0ndllng Of the ores from Tono.
pnh and Ooldncld IL necessary, 4
smolter AZ sodaylllo would greatly f0'
duco the cost Of reduction,
The district about Sodaylllo produces
considerable luSIng orc, which VIII DO
used IN the treatment Of the Tonopah
and Cloldhcld productions Contracts
from several properties have been OBJ
tnInod ana the new company hnr oY-
| cry assurance Of a Huccesaill start
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
MINERS MEET IN
SECRET SESSION.
Consider Some Big Subjects Today
z With Doors Closed 10 the
Public,
REPORTS ARE vOLUMlNOUS.
Persistent Application May Place
Work Behind officials by Tonight
Or Tomorrow at Latest

The convention Of the Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners lost 40 time IN got
ting down TO heavy work today l'ol'
loving the appointment Of the psr'
monont committees last night and rec
ports OF the officers were called for, and
these documents were quite lengthy
embracing all matters consider
ed by the federation since the last con'
vontlon The report N tho executive
committee was read this morning, after
boing commenced last night II em'
braces many hundreds Of pages Of sta
tlstIcs and records Of transactions
which aro unntolliglblo except TO those
concerned IN their making Tho sos
sons today, two Of which were held,
were not open 20 the public, the conyen.
ton preforring 10 consider ia reports
in executive session, The reports OF
officers II " thought win be conclud'
ID by tonight or tomorrow, and then
orcn sessions viii be IN force, IN com.
\llanoo with the wishes of President,
hoyOr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Enormous Vein OF $4,000 ore uoeo ver
I'd IN this Nine,
snoclal correspondence,

oodaeld, New, March 29,~-A ,olo.
phone message from Rhyollto this ovo'
ming from Senator Macbeth OF Idaho.
who In renspecting tho Montgomorys
shoshono property on Montgomery
mountain In the Dullfrog district gives
the ncWs that the enormous vein IN
which sensational values OF $4,000 per
ton have been obtained has been uns
covered for a distance Of % feet, With
out any indication OF n footWall being
reached, Tho Wine N now down ~
feet and IL IN quartz ana p0rphSrN tho
ore showing free gold IN abundance,
and the values Increasing with depth.
one thousand two hundred sacks ~
ore lie on the dumps ready for ship
mcnt TO the shelters az salt Lake CIV.
This ore has been sacked In course Of
development work without sorting or
e0npling
Work on the Campbell tunnel on tho
south end OF Montgomery mountain, on
tho property Of the Montgomery Nouns
tain Mining company, Ia proceodinS
night and day, II ~ given out by thu
management that the Shoshonc vein,
which IN traced by Groupings over the
property for distance of over l500
feet viii probably be encountered ~
from 100 10 200 feet IN, Tho tunnel Ia
now IN SO feet
Blasting can be heard IN the town OF
nhyOlItO throughout the night, FROM
work going ON In Montgomery, Ladd and
Bonanza mountains which surround the
town,
Another sensational strike Is report
ed on the property Of the Bullfrog Ma
tional Bank Mining company, which "
situated ON the north half OF Lhdl
mountain, near Rhyollto, Vol camp
superintendent OF the Montgomery
Mountain Mining company picked q
sample OF ore from the bottom ~ IN,
now, or second shaft of the Ilullfrod
National Bank, M depth Of 20 feet
which wag assayod by N, NJ, SlmonB oI
RhyolItc, ana gave returns as follows
SILVER 1903 ounces gold, A ounces, To
tai value $1,000 per ton. This nhal
| IN 100 feet from tho original shaft, tina
| IL down lOi feet, ana " apparently 81
| the same ore shoot, proving that w
| vein IL at least 100 feet wide, and ina
the values are continuous.
A strike III reported on the Schwab
| Mcliane property In the Bulifrog dia
uict, known NJ the crystal Mlnlnl
company that adJoins the Shoehon
| National Bank property, u few hundrc'
| feet distant from Montgomery noun
| tain, II IN believed that the fqmou
| Sh0shono vein which ponolratos Mont
gomory mountains runs both through
| tho property Of the Schwab. McS0n
syndicate, and that OF the ahoshon
National Hank Mining company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
SIN Another Rich Duplex Strike

Another rlch strike has been made
by the Duplex company Last Mon'
day a round ~ holes 0rcd In tho face
OF the west dNft on the lOo'fool level
broke into "a body of ore that VIII
run over 500 II ton
The ore came into tho face like a
wedge, showing clcnrly that the top n
another Tense had been found II has
lis apex nonr the roof and M the
moor more than Nils the drltL The body
Of the ore N porphyry honoNcomhcl
with roac,colorod quartz In looks u
bellies us value, but when PANIED II
shows quantities ~ coarse gold,
Tho drift IL TO BE- continued ond
Vino sunk ON the lens Future de-
velopmcnts viii bo watched with great
interest Apparently ON this same
shoot above the 0rst loyol was whore
the SSS ore was found A few Wooks
aRo, Now comes this late 500 6Wko
ana II II confidently expected that thiR
pnno rich ore win bo found ON The
two lower levels when the necessary
crossculs have been run nevada
gcurchlIght
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
STAMPEDE FOR Ida.
Great peal ~ Activity Prevails In This
Rich Mineral section,
special Correspondence,

NV'Nlal correspondence
ildl Nov, May %, A stampede " on
10 get 70 tho Ida district 20 milcs
southwest " Goldnold, Where two
months ago inactivity prevailed, ~
properties are now under active de,
yclopmont A townsltc has been laid
out and Main street lots are selling
at 81 900 each The Ida country, when
IN about 10 miles from Tule canyon, IN
an old proven mining district thOt was
under development 80 years ago, but
has sIncc been neglected for want of
railroad facilities for ore shipping Now
that a railroad II being graded into
0oldnold and shipping facilities arc
promised within "A few months, tho
problem OF mining the immense ore
bodies Of tho Ida and ruo canyon
districts has been apparently solved
Mining engineers report that the ORC
bodies arc OH low grpde, but are im'
monsl In tonnage and that shlppIns
facilities alone have been necessary to
guarantee profitable mining There,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

accident occurred, The bed rock had
just been reached, showing tho pay
gravel 10 be- three feet deep al that
point Thoro tho bed rock was smoo h,
Mr., coatc said, IN talking " the mat
tor, the gravel being packed upon H.
The gravel cnrriea nbout 20 cents
10 The Shovel the gold all being coarse,
Mr. Couto said he estimated the ground
would return about 800 day Tor each
man shoyollng lie oShlbtcd n vial
Of the gold found, all being shot gold
No valuable nuggets had been found
ON that bar, Mr. Coate said, but no eS'
hlbltod pouch OF ilno ones taken from
The edge OF the stream some 20 feet
above the bottom " the river bed
Farther up there was a soft bed ROCK
whore II was anticipated more nuggets
would be- met With
Mr., Conto was wonderfully pleased
with what had been demonstrated and
he had no doubt other portions Of the
river bed would DO found fully as rich
and some ~ them much richer
Tho method Of mining adopted II 70
cot boxes ana dump Into holes already
mined over After getting "A start this
plan can be followed successfully
There is abundance ~ water with
plenty " fall this being taken from
Tho numc put In 10 carry the water
from The springs ana that which sespb
through the dam
The accident TO tho dam occurred
last Tuesday night After q very warm
day there came lhreo'foot rise IN
the stream at night a small sect on
Of tho dam bad not been lined with
boards and water getting through
there forced IN some Of the boards be-
low Mr. Conto said II would require
llyo or nix days 20 repair the damage
and make provision against future
sudden rises, The dam was not other.
Wiao damaged,
Mr., Coate was more than over
pleased with the power feature ot the
project lie said II would prove the
most valuable power site In all mat
section, as tho water could DO c0N'
trolled with perfect case and Il has
suiTloiont fall TO generate u large
amount " power,
The property, he continued, had been
equipped with nret-olats buildings, and
everything was now In GOOD shape,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
BUSINESS ON THE
STOCK EXCHANGE.
New York Advances a Few Points
Slight Improvement Over
Yesterdays Market
TURQUOISE DISCOVERY IN New.
Splendid Gems Found Near Clark Road
Rich Placer Dleengs on the
Payeltc River 10 Idaho

Row stocks were dealt In on the
morning call, although nlght I'M
proycment In prices was noticeable, ana
she market somewhat sleadler New
York and May Day continued 10 he the
fayorltes and business was almost on
rircly confined 10 these two, May Day
dropped a noinl or 40 ana tho closing
decided brace and Jumped u couple "
points, Considerable trading WAS done
IN this stock on tho open board, ana
the bidding pushed the price up an.
other point Martha Washington was
again ON tho market with tho sale ~
1000 shares nj 4. silver shield was In
somo demand hut there was none ON
the market below o. Tho sales ana
closing quotations were an follows
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..