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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

The Ladies Social circle Of he FIRST
Presbyterian church al he residence Of
Mrs. Fielding. on East Noble avenue
Mrs. DR. Hahn and Mrs f, DetrlcS
will assist the hostess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Thirty-avc mcmbeis Of ths ladies'
Social Circle OF the First Presbyterian
church spent Wednesday afternoon most
pleasantly at the home OF AI,s Hugh NJ
Fieinng on East Noble 4N enue. After
tho brsir SIS meeting an tour was sEent
Informally with music and conversation
Mrs Fialilg ascisted by MIS- T.. A.
Derrick and l.. A. Hahn stcsed delicious
luncheon al $500 O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mrs. r. Tebbe and handsome little
son. Gerald. who have been in the ctS
from Perry visiting her SISTER. hirs. A
G. c. Bierer. have returned to theil
home. s.E .eaa IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Miss lone Coyle was n "Wednesday wit"
a distressing attack of ionsilitis which Al
fected her throat 50 that IL has almost
been impossible for her to talk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Each day brings fresh installmcnt Of
wedding gossip and already one hears
discussions as to the most fashionable
form OF entertainment for the coming
season. gowns guess and the various
det@ils that 10 10 make up the social
life OF the winter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

w. J. Hodges and wife are IN the city
from Saltwater the guests OF Mrs. Fred
C. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges are
among The pioneer citizens OF Saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Miss Pearle Lucille Durham came up
from Oklahoma city Friday morning and
win conduct the meeting Of her physical
culture class this evening at the Car
negie library
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Miss Winnie M'tchett has returned
from Colorado where in company with
her sister Miss Dessa. she spent a happy
five weeks with relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Professor r. Harr, Of ths Heane )
conservatory OF music, who has been
visiting her daughter. Wilhelmina, in
this city, returned TO his home saturday
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Governor and Mrs. +. r. Ferglsoa have
issued invitations for a reception 10 be
given wednesday evening. October IS.
from nine until eleven o'clock for Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ SharteL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mr. and Mrs. John b. Green have pur-
chased a pretty cottage in the three hun
drcd block on North Broad street an
win be at home TO their friends there af-
ter the FIRST Of the onth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

The go.tJysing was the progtam
given Thursday aftemon at Carnegie
library at the regular melting OF the
Acorn club
Roll call.
Quotations from Henry "
Shakespeare and the Early Drama.--
Mrs. Douglas
Review OF Henry fV.-Mrs Hildreth.
Henry Nv and Katherine Mrs. Iloyd
Morris.
shaiSesrcares women.-Mrs. Kneisly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mrs Noble prentiss. prominent club
woman Of Topeka. Kas.. spoke Thursday
afternoon at the Acorn club meeting.
hcl5 at Carnegie library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Miss Zella Adams and her guest Miss
Blanche Campbell OF HarpersviIle. Misso-
ri left wednesday via Fort Smith and
Western for weeletka. l. r., for a few
DAYS visit with friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mrs c. c. 11neisly viii visit her son
Wallace at Norman and viii $50 be the
guest Of friends at Oklahoma City for a
few days this week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

The Shakespeare clCb met Tuesday at
ter1oon in Carnegie lih AIRY Glib roorns
and held a most successful a1d enjoyable
session. Mrs. Percy C. Simops. vice
president Of the club presided Mt the
meeting and conducted the lesson, the
FIRST act Of the second part Of Henry ~.
Mrs Tell Walton. the newly accepted
member from the Pond Creek Shases-
: care club was present Next Tuesday
Mrs o. Z Fegtn. the club president viii
conduct the meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mrs Clark remplton received the saC
news this morning Of the death OF hel
little nin3-year-old niece, l4eal Bennett
yesterday morning a; Newton. Kansas
rhe little girl has visited in Guthrie sev,
e. al times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mrs Len Leach went to Kingfsher
Thursday TO spend two or three days
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mys. W.
X. BIpWniee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mrs. Abble r. Hniermann. Of Cushing
state president OF the W. {. r. Z. ter
ritorlsl organization MIS- Cora d.
4amraett. OF Oklahoma City and Mrs.
Or. McCunongh. o. Arapal ce. state su
erintendent OF non Alcoholic wedicaiion
are guests OF Mrs A. V. Mcvethy this
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

(contlnued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

The o,dahoman says: Miss Fern Ross
has gone TO Eureka Springs to be with
her sister. Mrs. o. c. scorsbey. who is
quite seriously N ,hero. Mrs, scors-
hey has been in rapidly failing health
Tor The past wear ana her many friends
here are very much concerned over the
announcement OF her relapse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Relatives n the city have r--ei"ed ar
novncemcnt OF the marriage OF Mr.
Herbert J. Leach. Of Milwaukee. WIS
eonsin. TO Miss Harriet J. Christie al 81.
stephens church. September the twea-
tieth. Ntr. Leah is the brother % AR
Len r Leach OF this city and was one
OF the pioneer residents OF this city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Rev and Mrs Rose have RETURNED from
Blackwell where they attended the four
teenth annual oonfrcrte OF the iIethodist
church. Rev. Rose was returned 10 the
charge here for another year.
Mrs. NJ A. johnson, Of Harpersyilie,
Mo, who has been in the city visiting
her aister MrsW. p. Adams OF All East
Springer avenue. went to Aavina Wed
nesday TO spend two or three days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

As fervent reaction from the eN-
,luslye reign Of white sRrplnnts caring
the last summer We re-talS.us TO vivid
Colors with vengance. And right
handsome they are. TOO, wi'h tee brown
ins leaves end t1e tullcr grccns now 10
be son, along the East Side ayen ies and
strets tilAt can boast oi shade trees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mr. w IT, Coyle issued invita-
tions for "a six O'Clock dinner. Thursday.
october ~. Covers We're laid for 20
gentlemen. In this Invitation Mr.. Coyle
states that during the discussion OF the
dinner he wishes 10 hear from each guest
few suggestions touching the upbuiid
ing OF q commercial organization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

Mrs. G M SaTchet ENTERTAINED d az six
O'Clock dinner saturday evening Tor Miss
Edith Grissoll. whose wedding wednes-
day, 10 Alr. Henry hompon, win be tho
social event of the week. Seated with
hte hostess were the following guests.
Hpss o;hissei Mr. Thompson Miss
Myrtle Black and MT Melville Carter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
Y-OAY DIVER SION
EFysGeTieS Of Eleven
rv a ROLY w E LIS

his specifications Then it read thus:
oSs 4ooIos4oI76
Yes. said Fred, as he drew a long
breath, eleven goes into that without
any remainder Oh, do explain it to US,
Uncle Bob"
So Uncle Bob told the children how to
do 1t, and Ike most other puzzles It Is
easy enough when known.
At first. that Is. when Uncle Bob
wrote the figures so swiftly, he merely
repeated the figures already written. but
ii reverse order; for any number con
tanning an even number of figures which
reads the same backward or forward IS
exactly dIvisible by eleven. Thus, Uncle
Bob could add few figures at the begin
ming OF the row. and then, starting at the
other end OF the row jot down rapidly
the whole lot. reversed. The process Of
adding OF inserting figures wherever re
queSted Is slower work, as calculations
must be made. The principle IS that
q row OF figures, no matter how long. IS
divisible bv eleven. if the sums OF its
alternate digits are equal That IS if
the sum OF its first. third. fifth. seventh,
etc. figures equals the sum OF its second,
fourth, sixth, eighth. etc, figures.
Hence, IN given row OF figures. add
ND the alternate ones and supply such
as are necessary. taking care that the
sum OF the odd ones equals the sum OF the
even ones IN the final result.
By this. We do not mean the odd or
even numbers. but the figures occupying
the odd or even places IN the row In
practising this game. it IS much easier to
add the necessary figures at ones own
discretion; but II IS more nlystifying TO
the beholders to put the new figures in
places designated by them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
BLISS CARAVANS COMPLEXION

A YOUTHFUL feminine adnlIrer OF Bliss
n Carman decided TO immortalize him
upon canvas as slight token OF her appre-
citation and with this end IN view invested
Twenty-Five cents IN "a photograph OF the bard
But while the photograph faithfully repro
d7,ced the poet features and the cut OF his
lovt-locks, II gave the young enthusiast no
clue as TO his complexion or the hue of his
ewes So she wrote asking him to send her
by the next mail full particulars She
received the following reply:
NV DEAR You've LADY Ny hair IS OF
delicate but elusive shade Of greenIsh-
yellow. my ewes are OF a striking and unique
shade OF vellowish-green. my complexion IS
somewhere between these Two extremes II
,-,,, -,.1 once succeed II catching these subtle
+ints I have no doubt YOU viii be able to
obtain "a speaking likeness OF
Yours faithfully,
Bliss CARMAN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

-r,,- = looks = II II might
won't You show rs another
-'---. ....-,f, hers ike You did last
M
10- .--.r4 Bob pleaded Lucy.
.-- .- Inn -r--zzI5ne the school
...-. .. f.o,-- he mines Isn'r
...---,-...~ ..- magical IS nine"
"a Inch, Bob. I think
a-.usina II It's way. Shall
.<arTle,~
-r- ---,a5 both children
--..--..-7s and 1aper-padS
~ Uncle Bob. As they sat.
-r .-,-I~ 1,o;sed expectantIv
-a- each Of Won may SET
--.-,s-
IL asked Lucy.
~ -.-- matter. But leave room
.-.- ~ ..-. r.. write IS many more
-- ---..--.-
-.. -.-a-- oss61o2.. and Fred
---.-e ~ SD.
Nov aid Uncle Bob. before he
---.= - .-.-- -,..-,,.-s. III add q lot
-. ---..-.- 80 s.c5 line. and then vou'n
---,= -l-. .--. row Is exactly divisibie by
IL HI tn write nv figures 50
- -- .- may be sure I'm not
,f,---=.--- r % along
Tgz.-. ---vs paper. Uncle Bob
added -.-. figures 10 those she had
-,-.-5-- .-fa- and so RAPIDLY did his
- H. -f-- he children were sure he
~ ..--.-. down figures At random. and
=. ---...--. .--- mental calculation as he
w-a-. il less time than II takes to tell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
a, y, CAMPBELL,
btool Broker, 80 u, y. Walker Block
SECURITIES COMPANY HERE
second Examination OF Utah ,0ppcr
Nine Has Commenced

Tho American Smeltore Securities
company tho successor at The NugRon.
helm Exploration company ana M,
holding company for the American
smelling 4 RonninR company has
lltlcd NJ mIlto of Office rooms ON tho
top floor ~ the Mccormick hnnk mild.
ms lnsi opposite the Offices NJ Man.
agcr whitley NJ the 4 g. a n, which
are tcmnorarlly In charge NJ katl
Eilors. who reached here from Now
York rcccnllN
II IL win The Securities company
that rests the futo NJ the dollr now
PENDING FOR tho purchase of the ONO
copper mlnu ~ Bingham, aH well uN n
luluc interest IN iho l'lHh Copper and
other properties lu Bingham.
Tho 'NrNE' was Informed from IN
authoritative source during The day
mat the second nmning ul iho Iiul
copper under the pending option for
u large block Of the stock was CONF
mcnccd Yesterday IN charge NJ nn en-,
Pinour sent here for tie purpose ~
following mp the work Of \ chester
Beatty on the stan of John llnycH
Hammond, 'nos chief engineer 1t The
Securities syndicate, Mr. Beatty con.
cludod Mn work about twn weeks ugo,
packed his grin, ana with his reports
departed ror New York Some i'm.
purlhul developments affecting the
future of the Bingham mines men,
toned are expected soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
REFINERY FOR
UTAH 0ZOKER|TE.
Company Operating at Cotton Con
templates Putting IN q Lirg.
or Plant Soon,
WAX SHIPMENT NOW READY.
So Says n. I, CancJ One OF the pin.
clpal Owners Washington toUn'
~ Gold Discovery

u. T. tlhcN Vho ls ctlooslyclN uu
forest y IN the hyho'tlrhop rtguuB 1l
Carbon county hlU returned flom .
trip 10 Colorado pu the was hck h'
stopped az Cotton. where the utuh
osokcrilo ronpun, lf operating MIN
cral Wax mMo lnrc Mr. Calfoy FOUND
conditions quite satisfactory ana states
that y ~ the purosr ol the company
to inh1ll O lounory IN the near iutuM
Witch VIII have capacity iol the treat
mcut of considerably lorRor tonnage
than tho present one rho company
nov has on hand about gDu pounds n
Icllnel N0N for shipment
or tho recent gold discovery IN th'
northwestern portion Of Washington
county M which Mr. carey secured an
interest for grub stalking u proprietor
h. states that lot ul ore ~ being
sacked for rhlpncut aud Whllo hr boa
had 40 report from the superintendent
of the property since he went away hla
last HdNiccs from camp Indicated that
thodcyolopmcnl was coming fWly up ~
expectations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
BuTrE's BiG OUTPUT
During May the Mines produced $4,000
Tons Of ore patty

II II claimed by men IN position TO
know that the ore output nom the
Butte copper mines last month aver
aged $4,000 tons duilN amounting 90 n
total Of $4,000 tons for the 81 days,
Comapnies place the Yield per ton
much higher, but 90 pounds Of copper
TO u ton Of ore liz a fair estimate of the
average. The ores from The Boston 4
Montana and the Spectator minos,
however run much higher
AZ 60 pounds the total daily yield OF
copper Is $4,000 pounds or 5000 600
pounds for the month, At IL cents
per pound the value Of the months
copper production would he SO, 00G, 600
or at the rate OF s23,f36,0O0 for the frat
six months Of the year ADDING 20 that
the value of the gold silver ana ar
sCnlc aS by products, the total value
for the half year would be mtrcus0d
To about i2b,6O0,OOO, The greater por.
lion " this enormous income has been
spent Tor labor supplies etc.
Accoldlnr To % local aluilsticl0n the
various companies have am average
daily output OF ore ns follows Boston
a Montana 5000 tons, Anaconda. Par.
rot Butte a T. Iou ana Colorado
1000 toms Heinz or United Copper
800 tons, senator tlUrkS mines. coo
tons, North Butte 500 tons,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO,

chicago, June 8-Dolny a. harvesting
b. rains throughout Kansas created son,
limoni IN the wheat pit here TODAY result.
NIX IN an advance of over q cent q mshol
IN the price of both the July and Scplcm,
her deliveries Trading was active with
a SHARP demand from commission house
ana shorts. A decline NJ Liverpool waH
practically ignored July opened half ID
y 10 tnl hlghol at zoos 10 VI, ana adj,
MQecd To WV Minneapolis Duluth ana
chicago reported receipts " lGi cars
against ~ cars n yuur ago
a arm tone prevailed IN The corn MAJ.
net mainly ~ a result ol the strength
ut wheat commission houses were ihr
principal buyers, July opened "a to Il
higher 1T ~, 10 olN, sold AT biN ANA lhoi
Oats were IN active demand from pi,
traders AZ "A result the market was mm
July opened u shade tu a M q, hghor
~ 32 10 lsN ana Tor a time held within
IN advance " 3 cents IN the price Of
I've hogs caused irmnoss IN provisions
Packers wore fair buyers of RIBS, Son.
lomhcr PORK was up w M Essen lara
Mus unchanged al Gislg, 0nd ribs wcro up
Cash Wheat No p red. Los. No. q.
red gul9, No. :, hard l,Oi, No, o. hard,
NGul V0 No, l. northern, llN, No B,
northern llsdlli NJ, ., spring 0iUl 10
corn No. 2 5lmjli No. u .diu5ia
bulsH NJ =, bli No, 70 W'pfhWA,,
Close Wmn,~JulN mHpebi NspL.
doW jay 81. old aaAasl,., p,.. GA
g,gN Old @N Dec lShi w. i31i aE
dit juno Rg July 9, Sept, 80b,1
BOA, Dec 3lAnll4, MnN 8lli
pork July l9w, sept 1905, Ocu,
iafo-Juy ,.iEoi'o Sept y,Oi ocm
Rn.-mN iCil. scpt isi'p;oo, ocm
tN2M
llyorJuly M
tlOyol June 1879
fmNH Cash nOrlhNouluru lB
Barley -.Cash. l2hdN
Timothy Juno, 300
Az trading progressed buylUE hy shorts
became more aggressive Numerous re-,
porte of damage were Instrumental IN
bringing out The demand Al plM July
reached the hlghoNt point NJ The aUy, lOlo
IN the session some reaction occurred On
profit taking but the murkot closed
strong with July up ~ ~ pl,ufli,
Corn DurinG the last half ol The RcF,
Sion the market became decidedly Ncnlt
ns n result of llhorul profit mklny by "A
plomlnonl long ON The decline july eol /
on To i3's Tho market closed wonk with
July down "A 0t h3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

New Maven ~ expected home from the
cast early next week.
Tho MnWmoth mine " Tm,lc Ia
scndlng tn the ymrltow am average of
100 tons of ore per day.
Two moro cars of ore from The retro
mine of Tinllr are wnorlgd having mr.
llvol AT the pmpluf tolhN
nuyd kolib and Tuomue Honuf VI
the SllNor King directorate wore pas'
uonsrra to rmrk cly This momiOg
Shares IN The Bmbcrgcr Dpltnlr
mine Dt OcLunnr Ncvo spld IN Now
YorN u f'w dlN HRo around So share,
Manager jorRlmg az the uiNn Cop.
sunday next lo ,oulot wi,h company
officials,
Tho directors of the columbus mno
Al Park Cliv have awarded n contract
30 continue the tunnel 100 feet further
INTO the monhnlm
The ore ana bullion settlements 10.
ported late Yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were ug follows, frudo orn
and ,oncoutatos $4,000, base bullion,
t2iA00,
Joplin Missouri ~ making u strong
pun to capture next years meeting ~
the American MINING Congress. THIS
ycura meeting Vill be- held IN ~
p0fo, ToNns
Preparations nro We'll under way fnr
the commencement uf construction
work ON the now Bingham. Now llnvpn
iwmNny at bingham, which VIII be
1000 feet In length
Tho price OF Titan Consolidated IN
rapidly approaching the $50 mark
Some BOSTON brokers arc advising elf.
ouis TO bus believing n ~ suro 10
ronch the $50 point before very long,
Roeton od,lccs confirm the report
that l}mghum Com mirrcsts arc after
the linlnklnlln copper mine Nv rnllfol.
MIA, hut that the bingham ms colpur.
alton, has no interest IN the pending
option
David Lewis who HAS served the
American Rmolng a. Ronnihy GONNA.
ny uH telephone operator and assistant
stonOgrophcr has been promoted 10
me position ~ freight clerk with an
increase In salary
Manager walter James Of the Rlacl,
Rock mine iu Beaver county IL IN tho
city with somo nice looking samples
from that property Tie etalos that the
shaft ~ now down over 90 feet, that
the now within NJ In place and that good
Roadway W uguln being made with de.
,clopmcnt work
Jamca Y, Fulton, a former woll
known hlokor of this city, wrltos from
STEMS Pass, New Mexico, that he IN
interested IN n mine thoro In which "a
very important gold STRIKE was made
recently lie believes STEMS Pass win
become Az important IN the mining
world us ronopah
A letter from Assistant Secretary u.
J., smith Ia a well known mining man
IN lhis rlly brlugs the assurance that
The company win soon be IN the diyl,
dcnd column again, Conditions al tho
mine ncyor looked better than they
do HOW, the secretary states, 10 the
outlook for the future Ia indocd optlm.
lstic,
The lcoscrs working on tho Wyoming
property IN American Fork canyon
have completed n tunnel 800 feet In
lougth which has tapped the shaft 100
feet down II win not be necessary
NOW 10 hoist the ore extracted above
the tunnel level one chute viii bo
butt m the mouth of the tunnel which
win considerably lessen the expense OF
handling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
All the Trading Done on Mining
Exchange During Forenoon Calls
Confined TO Them.
MAY DAY MOVES DOWN AGAIN.
No Eagle 4 Blue Bell Offered Daily
Asd DAILY Judge Acknowledging
Quotations and Sales

Al the burntat ltanaclo1 IN The
Moor NJ The Sail LOko stock & Mile
Ing Exchange lhIF forenoon wns con-.
fined 10 PARK cIly and rlntc stocks.
AjaN May pay Zoe Bowers ralign,
Lower Mammoth and l'nclo Sam Con-
roldnlcd, May pay mdyod down 20
2. cents, but managed Ia recover 10 3
cents, al which board lot changed
hands on the opon board, turWu
weakened u few points. consolidated
Morcur offered AZ 20 cents, was met
with bid Of iGig cents, no stock veil,
ing \ bid of M cents Tor EnRlo &
BOo Rel met with no response while
Yankee Consolidated remained at lbOu,
where n was yesterday
The Park 'ily aullors were DAILY
and Dnly.JWluo the former going M
500 md the latter ut SG,ib. Now
York Ponnn2H WAS not brought ont, ~
cents was bid ion II ana 63i3 cents
asked Boston CON Wtilfonod slightly
The closing quotations and sale were
as follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
BINGHAM WEST DIP.
New compressor Plant now working
Tunnel IN 500 Ioei

Foreman i, i, SHELTON ~ the liing.
ham West Dlp Mining company was In
the city during the curly part Of the
week Ia purchase supplies ana ropuu'
ri that the new air compressor plant
~ IN commission and that good head.
way ~ being made IN the task of drly.
inv the tunnel nhcnd The ndit IN
NOW completed Ia the length " 500 feet
\ few days ago a walor iissnrc was
cut out Of which "a stream carrying a
volume equal to - gallons per minute
" coming forth,
Mlandu Pratt the originator NJ the
project which " destined lo tan Some
of the largest mines In Bingham at
great depth says several veins of ore
have been cut carrying values NJ 10
ND6 In gold 10 the tom lly going
ahead little further with the tunnel,
IT IN expected that lodges Of consider.
able size wlll be opened Hnd that bee
foro very long the company VIII be ON
u producing basis
The slo Of the compnnYg works ~
an ideal one, situated at a point I'm the
western slopo Of the Oquhrh range,
WITH AN unobslruCtod Wow of the CHEAT
salt Lake, near a spllng Of the pureAt
water but above all NJ u place whore
the movement Of ore to the tracks ot
the Salt luko Route can be done at
very small expense,