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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1905-06-10
Cures Old Sores.

Westmoreland, Kans., May 5, 1902.
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.: Your
Snow Liniment cured an old sore on the
side of my chin that was supposed to be
cancer. The sore was stubborn and
would not yield TO treatment. until
tried Snow Liniment, which did the
work in short order. My sister, Mrs
Sophia j. Carson, Allensville, MifIin Co..
Pa, has sore and mistrusts that it is a
cancer. Please send her a SOC bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Burlington Bulletin of Round Trip
Hates.
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
and return, on sale daily......S 4l.S0
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
and return, one way via Cali.
fornia, on sale June /, 9, 8, Z,
IA, Is, l6 20. "a, 25, 2s, 20, 80 $3.50
Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo and return...............
on sale June 80 to July 4th.....One fare
Oh SaiC august z, 10, ltssss's''sODt IaTe
on sale Aug. 80 to Sept. 4. less
than one fare..... ...............
Milwaukee, Wis, and return, on
sale June 10, lS.."..... ......... 1855
Toronto, Ont, and return, on
sale June is, 10, 81, % ....... Al 50
indianapolis and return, on sale
June 10, 22......,................. 34.I0
Baltimore and return, on sale
July l, 3...................... ..... 1890
Buffalo, n. Y, and return, on
sale July 7, s, 9...""............ 42.60
Asbury Park and return, via
New York or direct, on sale
June 2S to July .................. 80. As
Niagara Falls and return, on
sale June II, l9....."......... 42.G0
G. f.. PERRIN,
Agent c. B. & q, Ry.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1905-06-10
A bad Scare.

Buy Peerless and Success flour at Gar
ock's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
PRICES TOOK
Squirt UPWARDS
Renewal Of Aggressive Bull Move
ment Shown in Buying Of
Reading.
BIG RISE IN HOOKING VALLEY.
Went up Thirteen Points, Encouraging
Operators In Other Obscure
Stocks.

New York. Nov. l5.-Opening prices in
the stock market today were generally
higher, but there were few scattering
losses including some prominent stocks.
The conspicuous cams were for the most
part amongst speclalties, the average
changes being restricted to small frac-
tons.
Outside Of a momentary relapse on
reai.A,..g soon after tne opening the d.
recusn VI prices was decidedly upwards,
although the most prt e,ess occurred only
IN hny SOCKS OF eGlapara.lve iaa,,e!iyty The
iances or pc nj or two respec dvely re-
vealed q renewal OF the aggressive bull
operations In THESE sticks anu there wa,
a more seneral dlsposition to take hold
or other stocks that were credited with
being In the hands OF pool operators.
Prices sagged f.r ne, but revived
demand for Reading carried 1t to above
lsg and prices generally moved upwards
again again chesapeake \ ,T ONO, ontAr.o y
a. point. illinois Central l9s. L. g. ~, and
Kansas & Texas preferred lS. Great
Northern preferred "a Atlantic Co ST
Line 27s, Hooking Valley ~ and the p @,
ferred 20. Kniekerbocker lice extended
rs gain 70 4s4, but the preferred lost "a
Westinghouse Electric first preferred
dropped 2
Bonds were firm at noon,
An extraordinary rise of - points to lis
by Hooking Valley encourd ged operators
In other obscure stocks to bid up their
favorites to arouse public interest, AMI
the result was material advances IN a
long array Of stocks of this class, while
the standard stock5 stood st H. North
western, Kansas & Texas preferred, Chi
cago Terminal Kanawha and Michigan.
Locomotive, Cotton oil, American Ice and
Texas Land Trust improved TO 2ls, At.
lantic Coast Line 39s Wisconsin Central
preferred md Colorado & Southern Sec
ond preferred ~ and Norfolk & Western,
Colorado q Southern srst preferred and
Amalgamated Copper l.
Most ~ the largo operations were In a
gradually expanding list OF usually mao
tive stocks which have been the real lead
ers and features or today's market Great
Northern preferred jumped ~. Knicker-
book Ice 5h Westinghouse Electric 4,
Kanawha and Michigan, 3h, Northern
Pacific 3i., General Electric "a and I, s.
Rubber 2. Pressure against Brooklyn
Transit drove It of a point. but II was
made up before o'clock. The neral
list Of standard stocks had heavy under
tone and hung back from the advance In
specialties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
TEACHING ENGINEERING.
New Plan for Use of Students OF
Birmingham University.

Special Correspondence.
Washington, D. c., Nov. l0.-Consul
Halstead, of Birmingham. furnishes the
following regarding Illustrations OF
mining methods used by the Briming-
ham university.
The scientific department of the new
and important Birmingham university
has In its power station and In Its ma
chnery and metallurgical buildings and
plants Its illustrations of mining meth
DDS In the form OF shafts, tunneing
and mining ventilation systems an
equipment which Is perhaps as COM
plete as that OF the technical depart
ment OF any university In the world.
Certainly those who We're responsible
for It's Installation had seen and stud
led the outfits of the scientific depart
ments N the greatest universities OF
America and the continent OF Europe
and had reasonably ample means TO
carry out any plans they thought neces-
Sary. My attention was called to the
face that a plant OF this kind has an
availability for service useful to
community IN a way additional TO the
primary purposes Of affording facilities
for students, by the offer which the
professor OF engineering at the uni
yerslty, Mr.. +. W. Burstall, was able
to make 10 his colleagues at meeting
Cd the institute OF Mechanical Engi-
neers, upon which occasion he made
the speech OF the evening.
The professor was able 10 offer his
fellow-engineer IN plant OF the uni
versity power station for certain exVer-
mental testing work. At the meeting
there had been discussion on the adj
Vantages and disadvantages Of steam
Jackets. and regarding the question OF
valve leakage In steam engines and
the professor having dealt with these
two subjects from his standpoint. and
having recognized In fitting terms the
merit and laboriOus character of the
work that had been done by the rel
search committee OF the institute. ex-
pres sed the opinion that further engine
valve experiments should be carried out
% ascertain particularly the quantities
f0r euch service OF the various met
ais. He said there was ample oppor-
tunlty for complete experiments with
steam engines az the Birmingham unt-
versity power station. and then told his
colleagues ne would be pleased to place
the nisnt az the disposal OF the re-
search committee II his offer were ac-
certed Il would not only be using the
plant Tor useful scientific purposes, but
as the tests would probably not be
hedged with any precautions for secre-
cy, the m0st interested and energetic
OF the students would not only have the
opportunity ~ witnessing some OF
4 them. but Would also be able to get IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15

NEVADA BOOMS,
Old SiIver-L District Again
Claims Attention Of Min
ing World.
RAILROAD A POSSIBILITY.
Many Mines Open at Ely ana Cherry
Crcek--Prospecting Very
Brisk There.

Southeastern Nevada Is at the present
time experiencing n mining boom, the
like Of which has never been known IN
the state since the days OF the opening
OF the Comstock lode. All the way from
Phoebe to Wells there is a great revival,
and the hills are full of prospectors,
while many properties which have laid
dormant for years are being taken up
and worked.
At Ely there is great activity and
many of the old mines are being work.
ed. New blood In the shape OF eastern
capital has been poured IN and things
are looking up once more.
News from Cherry Creek continues
TO be Of the boom order There are
many properties being worked which
have been idle for years and the active
ones are taking on new life,
Reports from the south are to the
effect that the Southern Pacific COM
pany IS considering the building OF their
long surveyed line Of railroad connect
ing the mining camps between Wells and
Phoebe and that a tonnage is already
assured for the proposed line.
The country between the two points Is
one OF the highest mineralized In the
state. Unlike that OF Goldheld and the
Bullfrog, the metals are almost wholly
silver and lead, and many have In the
old days produced millions IN high
grade ore. There are enormous quantl-
ties of shipping ore left In those old
mines which only await an outlet TO be
mined very extensively.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
CONSOLIDATION BUGABoo.


For some weeks there has been
continued Gov OF comment iu the
eastern press notably on Boston, over
what is termed the consolidation Of the
great copper producers Of Bingham
Utah.
Rumor has had Il mat the noted Gug-
ginheims have started out TO control
the camp n the same mann-r the ANAL
gamated Copper company controlled The
copper output in Butte, Mont There
can be no question but that this big
firm Of operators have gained control
Of the Utah Copper company or that
they have nearly succeeded in gaining
control OF the Boston Consolidated. II
IS also stated that they are buying up
the stock of some Ot Blngham's other
copper producers The fact OF consou-
dalton however Is a long ways OF
ana may never be accomplished. There
are many blocks OF stock which cannot
he purchased and without these cousoll-
dalton Ia only O dream Col T.. A. Wall,
who owns q very large block OF the
Utah Copper Compauy's stock, says tAaJ
the thing is an Idle dream He has no
intention OF selling his stock and he
knows others who are In the same
frame Of mind
The production Of copper is becoming
too big thing In the west for any set
OF men tc control our valley shelters
are pretty sure OF an independent exist
ence for some time longer az least.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
BIG INCORPORATION.
Provo Mining Men Form Company on
California Ground.

Speclal correspondence.
Provo. Nov. i5.--Artices OF incorpora-
ton Of the lingo Gold Mining company
have been filed with the county clerk.
The company Is organized to do a
general mining business, with Provo
as the place OF its general business
The capital stock is sl,00O,00 with
shares OF the par value OF 81 each.
subscribed as follows. Chef Leavitt
Beatty, New, s2s9,O00; Moroni Hicks,
Spanish Fork $4,000; Oran A. Lewis,
Spanish Fork. $4,000: John j. Banks,
Spanish Fork. s5S,00O, James NJ. Greer,
Spanish Fork, s5s,O00: 3. H. Brown, Jr..
Spanish Fork. $4,000; ]. r. Twelyes,
Provo, $1,000 l.. Holbrook, Provo. $li6,.
900, Three hundred thousand dollars
Is set aside as treasury stock.
The company owns the following min
ing claims In Echo mining district In
go county, CAL: Stray Horse, The
Wedge, Trade Dollar, Stella. Myrtle,
Upper Ten, Dorrss, Climax, Jumbo.
Gold Dollar, Togo. Granger Girl. Iron
Thumb, Iron Clad, Midget. Gypsy Girl
and Tramp Nos. TO 8, inclusive,
The officers and directors are: l.,
Holbrook, president; Chef Leavitt. vice
president; James VI. Greer, Oran A.
Lewis, John j, Banks. John r. Twelves
secretary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
ON THE EXCHANGE.
Business Fair. Stocks Upon Whole
UNCHANGED

A fair volume of business was trans
acted on the Mining Exchange this
morning There We're some changes
noted In the quotations from yes,er-
day. but upon the whole stocks were
firm. Lower Mammoth and New York
were the features. the former on
the regular call, the latter dis
posing Of $500 shares on the open
board at figures around 10 cents
slight falling off from yesterday. Low
er Mammoth was also weaker falling
down to 33T being cents below yes
terday's sales.
DAILY was dealt IN az so and 30 cents
per share. while ontario broke silence
and passed out 100 shares at sl25,
DAILY Judge though only dealt In to
the extent of 80 shares was stronger
ana closed at $685., the figure Of It's
only sale. Boston Con- was wanted
az $1,000 while s3i.75 was bid for T. s,
Mining. Nevada stocks were slightly
weaker Tonopah being offered at
$685.
Te market at the close ruled as fol-
lows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
PRODUCTION Of
WESTERN ZINC.
Shipments Increasing Greatly
Owing to Zinc in Rocky
Mountain Mines.
UTAH IS IN THE RUNNING.
New Processes Make the Mining OF
Zinclferous Ores Profitable TO
!une Owners.

owing to the incomplete statistics II
Is difficult to keep tab on the relative
progress OF the states in the produc-
tion Of cinz ores, says the Mining Rec
ord. It Is clear, however, from the
geological survey report for 1904 that
considerable part of the unusually
large increase in spelter production Is
to be credited to the Rocky mountain
mines, whose zinc ores have, In recent
years, become valuable through adj
vance in metallurgical methods.
No report by states is made by the
survey on the zinc contents OF the ore
produced. The spelter product By
states is given, but this supplies no
Information regarding the zine output
OF the mines by states. The speter
production of Colorado, for example.
represents only a small part OF its zinc
ore production. The productln Of spell
ter In the principal zine smelling Sec
lions is shown IN the following table:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
CONCENTRATES.

Manager Jacobson of the Colombus Is
spending the day at Alta
President McNiel OF the Utah Copper
company has returned 10 Denver.
Another sensational strike Is record
ed in the Redtop mine, Goldfeld.
J. p. Nelson one OF the owners OF
the Gibraltar mine at Rhyolite, is In
the city.
Pat Ryan. the we'll known mining
man, has gone TO Chicago on mining
business.
A carload OF ore from the Utah Of
Fish Springs Will be In tomorrow
morning.
Logan parties report that the Amazon
in Black Smith Fork Canyon, Cache
county. Is looking fine.
Latest reports from Callente. Nevada
are to the effect that the Chief Mine
is showing up finely
7, II. Kerr and A. II. Tarbet are 10.
eating oil ground In Spanish Fork can
yon, south OF the Narrows.
Col. Treeweek OF the Wabash Is
back from the Park. He report every
thing moving fine at the mine.
The remains OF Henry Kitto, a we'll
known miner, who died at Mercur Tues
day, will be shipped to Salt Lake for
burial.
The DAILY delinquent list from the rs
cent assessment recently levied Is very
small. Only $1,000 shares remain I'M
paid.
Bishop Seaman of the Salt Lake do
cese (Cathollc) Is at present preaching
In the new bonanza camps OF Me-
vada.
Word reached the local office Of the
Ontario Mining company this morn
ing that the drain tunnel Is now CIV
ing out dow OF twice the normal
quantity.
A company to be known as the
Southern Copper company, has been
Incorporated on a group OF claims ~
the Beaver Lake mining district, Bea-
yer county.
Ernest Bamberger has returned from
HIS trip to the Ne Plus Ultra mine,
White Pine county, New. Mr.. Bangor
ger holds bond upon the property,
and has put force OF men at work
upon II.
Newton Dunyon, superintendent OF
the Daly-West mine. Park City. has
returned from a trip OF inspection to
| the property of the Nevada Con-, near
| Ely, He expresses himself as being
well pleased with what he saw while
away.
The ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad last week aggregated 1919
tons, divided as follows: From Tono-
/ poh-Tonopah COMPANY, 9S5 tons: Ton
opah Extension company, $50 tons
Montsna-Tonopah. 200 tons; Belmont,
J 100 tons Midway, % tons,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
OMAHA.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Nov, B.--Wool steady, Ter
ritory and western mediums, 26n30; fine
mediums, 22d Is; fine, lsd2.
BOSTON.
Boston, Nov. 1.-THE wool market Is
generally dull but firm. Territory woods
have moved moderately, with neeces
quiet, California and Texas short woods
have met with \ fair demand Contract
ing for the 1896 clip Is quiet, growing
views being generally toe hiigh for east
ern operations In pulled woods A.
supors and staple woods are steadily
sought. but supplies are light. Foreign
grades are firm,
Territory-Idaho fine, 22a3; heavy
fine. lsQ2o; due medium, 22g23; medium,
GG2s; low medium. ?7GS Wyoming
tlne, 22aG3. heavy dne, l9q2); fine
medium, 23p2; medium, 2in2; low
medium, 27d28
Utah and Nevada fine. 23d2i; heavy
fine, 1922; fine medium, 23.r2. medium,
aa2S. low medium. 90&.
Montana fine choice, 26G 81; fine aver
age, Aa25; fine medium choice, 26d2i;
average, 2iG25, staple, sg29, medium
choice. &d29
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Tho New State Gun Cub corporation
organized under the laws OF fhe state Of
I'7N T-c7'on - mi ciral place Of bus-
- meeting ~ the Trust
ees, held on the 18th day Of N7vember
1865 ana nsse sment OF $40 rev sla ra WAS
r" 90 canlf9l tick ( the corpOr-
alton, payable on or before the = DIV NJ
Dec mber 1906 10 the Secretary at his
i'v IN Gu " Big. SAT-
Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which
the assessment NAV remain urp0i1 on
thu sid LIST day u December. 1906 will
public suction. and unless payment ~
r'o1- 70 v'n - s'i7 On the 18th day
~ December, 1876, 70 pay ih- Delinquent
aF'e q en' : rcther witt NE cost ~ ad.
vertislrF ard exnenees of sale.
ETBRTDGE L. THOMAS eecy.
Salt Lake City. Utah Nov. 18th, 1903
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
WILL TREAT PIoCHE ORES.
New Mil Possibility There In the
Immediate Future.

Mulhall and Arbogast, who are devel-
oping a property adjoining the Tele-
phone and Alps at Phoebe, have finished
turned to the camp. II now transplres
that they were In the city for the pur-
pose of finding the best means of hand
ling their ore. and that they have gone
back fully SATISFIED. Work on the prop
erty will be pushed and new mill Is h
thing of the near future. Report has II
that the gentlemen are acting for Il
number Of eastern capitalists and that
a number OF Nevada properties are
about to be consolidated in one big COM
pany,
The company today filed Its articles
of incorporation with the secretary OF
state, and are In a position to begin
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO


Chicago, Nov l5,-Lower prices for
wheat at Liverpool created bea'ilh
sentiment In the wheat market today
Selling. was general and d mand light
nth tended further to depress values
7 N1' delivery opened 4, 10 a. lower
at ssh6ssa and sold OF 70 ssis
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
pe.,, .,ccipts Il sy9 cars against 5G5 a
Clear weather and Increased receio,s
caused weakness IN the corn market The
May option opened Y 70 i,0h lower. az
45bl5% to 1875 and declined 70 ilJs.
wheat and corn. May opened a shade to
4 lower az Ssh to S240s2b and held firm
May polk was N q shade at l2.Gq
y ga; lard was unchanged at 6s7'a, and
Cash: Wheat-No, 3. red s7tan: No. ..
red. S5dSsi No. . hard GGS7lS: No 2,
hard: Sass M !; northern sprins s,nq
so No. z. do, $aS.; No. spring, GTSs
G Gs,.-NS z Z 5oi,N NJ 30 3. ~ ,5a,ou.
Close, Whea'-Dcc, Sc; May, Ssas.
.Corn--Dec., ANa45 old, 451s; May, i548
Gats-Dec.. Qa7s: Nav 2vas2n
Pcrk--Ian.. 1875: May l2,G7'10'2.7O,
Ribs-Ian, 10; May, 72la967j.
Rye--Cash. T0it672
Fiax-Cash northwestern, 100
Timothy-March 3t1
Clcver-Cash. 1890
Barley-Cash. 3ii~a5A
NEW YORK.
New Yor, Nov, Is Sugar raw, steady
Fair refining. "a centrifugal. 90 test.
3 l-l6. molasscs sugar. 2%
Refned-Quiet. Crushed $50: powdered
400 graduated. go
coffee-Qulet No RE, sAdsR.
But'er-Firm Street prca ezra cream.
cry, 2id2h cffci7i b ces unchanged.
C'reec steady u~changed.
Eggs-Flrm. West IN finest, 81. do
nrsts, Sea3l; southern, 2igSo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
FORENOON SALES.

DAILY. 800 at 80; 200 at 90, 30 at IS.
Lower Mammoth, 100 AZ 3jl2; 400 at 81;
200 at 3tls: 200 at "a; 100 at can.
May Day 500 at 81.
ontario, 100 Mt LIS,
New York, 200 at 10: 100 at lSH.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Butler-Liberal. 100 AZ g.
Beck Tunnel 500 az 20.
Carlsa, | 800 at 1919, buyer co.
DAILY, 100 at D.
Daly-Judge. so at 6,S5.
May Day, 500 at Sis, 1000 at SA.
New York, 1000 at 1874, seller 30; 700
at 10, 400 at 1873,
Uncle sam 100 az 32i2.
Yankee, 200 at %.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regula. call .............2,i50 81 $50 90
Open board $3.50 lo3of2
---------=------
Forenoon totals ..,....9,200 $2,jg0.13
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
(short tons)

Inc year 1914 witnessed increasing
activity In utilizing the zinciferuus
ores or number Of districts IN the
Rocky mountain regions, which have
already become important sources Of
supply, and which promise from pre-
paratlons under way, 70 reach consider
able greater dimensions. Colorado Is
given now shipping o. large quantity OF
concentrates, the Leadyllle district
yielding the greater part OF the crude
ore. There are In operation at Lead
vile two concentrating plants operated
by the Western Mining company. one
utilizing the Wetherill process, owned
by the Resurrection Gold Mining COM
pany and one which was approaching
completion. owned by the Yak Mining.
Milling and Tunnel company.
In Utah n large concentrating mill
ia being erected TO treat ores and the
dump of the Horn Silver mine, and the
Wood River Zinc company Is building
n plant near HALEY. Idaho. At Butte
the Montana Zinc company Will treat
the ores OF the Alice mine. while =,
Butte Copper and Zinc company Is to
utilize the zinc ores of the Emma
mine In the same district. Shipments
of zinc ore are also being made by the
Graphic and Kelly mine, at Magdalena,
n. NJ. Some zinc orc Is being impoft.
cd from the SLOGAN district In British
Columbia, and the possibilities of secur-
ing supplies from northern Mexico are
being studied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
\ sampler Is Undcr Construction 10
Test Ores.

A samplng min is under construc.
ton for the Boston Con. at Bingham.
The new min Is TO be situated across
the guIch from the Ohio ore bins. The
grading has been done and the carpen.
ters are already on the ground. 1t Is
proposed TO have the mill running be-
fore the beginning OF the year. The
purpose Of the plant Is 20 thoroughly
test the copper bearing pOrphyry which
Is being oEvued up In numerous tunnels
and drifts. When the mill is complct.
ed the company viii know daily just
what the ore is averaging all through
the workings when prospecting IS I'M
der way,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15

touch with leading engineers and Gull
an inspiration Tor good work.
Some manufacturers OF machinery,
engines etc, took advantage Of the ad-
vertising value OF having their arti-
ces used by coming engineers and In
a position where they could be seen by
prospective buyers. and presented the
university with good examples OF their
best work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
ORE RECEIPTS.

The days receipts OF ore at the
valley samplers are as follows:
Pioneer sampler. one car from Tiutic
aud two each from Bingham aud Alta.
Taylor and Brunton nine Tlntlc
three Idaho, two Bingham and one
wyoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
PHENOMENAL ORE.
Baker County, Oregon, Comes For
ward With Sensation.

According to the Blue Mountain
American great discovery of gold
bearing rock has been made IN Baser
county, Oregon, The ore was discover
cd near what Is known as Sunny Brook
and the find was made by two Sumptef
mon. The ore makes ON the surface ana
has been opened by the sinking Of
series OF pits feet deep along the
trend OF the vein. I'm each of these
rock carrying free gold to the amount
pits have been aug so close together
as TO prove the continuity OF the vein,
which crops for 1850 feet. This If only
10 feet deep gives the lucatorg 5lo,0o0oD0
of ore iu sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15

In the foregoing table, Indiana Is In
cluded with Illinois for 1903, aud West
Virginia with Illinois in 1904, The to.
tails include small amounts OF dross
spelter,
The growth OF the industry in the
United States is shown by the follow
ing statistics Of production OF spelter;