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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
Robinson Funeral Friday.
Special to The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 27.-Funeral services
over the remains of Mrs, Brigham NJ.
Robinson, who dropped dead from heart
failure ut her home at Five Points,
Wednesday, Will be held from the
Lynne ward meeting house at . p. IN.
on Friday. The remains NAV be viewed
at the home on Second and Washing
ton, from 10 a. m. TO l p. m. Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
seDt to Reform Sch ool.

John Powell, youth who has been
. yyard Of the Juvenile court for tho
y past year, was committed TO the re-
Form school ut Ogden Thursday by
Judge Brown, the boy having broken
the terms OF bis probation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
OGDEN CANYON EXCURSION
Sunday, September 80,

Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip TO
Ogden 81 90. Trains leave at 7;l0 or
1890 a. M, or 1880, 4;05 or 6:05 p. M.
Returning, leave Ogden at 4;1O or 6:O5
p. IN, or special at lo;3o D. M tlne
trout and chicken dinner at the Hermi-
tage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
ARE FINED.

fsacc Differs With the
@'clpal Court.
Tribune.
I. ,;Il. 27--ln the matter Of
s'',ss s''lsslOns Of the State law
|'ys 0a a and licensing of bar
i,;l,I gIudge Murphy, of the
| ossaue.lr 'sl court, ruled that the
! dsiissppsd,lsgtlonal, nal and dis
[is VIII Dlnsmore of North
t, as,n saom the case had been
|PSo,s,om,, complaint by Secre.
SsO'', rendered a different
s'sati aad !, we're E before StE him
~ s,u guilty and fined $40
IA amounting in each case
klje~vaasss ~ass were paid and the
ID sSssd s,s az to be closed SO far far
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
II DISTRICT
I'D ADVERTISE
N k,tConn'erce Proposes Pc
sr,Id advantages nj 10
N ths World.
= BIZ EXPENDED lG.sIon nrDs
+ The NEWSPAPERS
IL Which Aura King Is
Mated Coming to
ihe Front

spt s7.-R P, Hunter,
J, he Aura King mine In
,g;tv miles north of Tus-
5sss 5lesipt OF a letter (, from
'!,,l' manager of the prop
4 'l ihe latter states that a
..-,merce mi has been organ
...;iea and that the pur-
IA oft information as 10
u This new region, that
'tiye % much attention, be be,
vrptional values In gold
tsing disclosed
nj is the president OF
--;rsticn, and his informa-
,Le Intelligence that the
,.-nerce =, has raised a con-
n money for advertising
,,5sr TO attract attention
Thich, by the way, is one
4 the gold-producing dis
,,Sa' II was the first part
tAst was explored and
!, pIacer gold in the early
I: inspected and worked
~ of miners from Silver
q The Boise valley many
|atpuize Newspapers.
II collected by the newly
;,rbsr of commerce is TO
4 newspaper advertising,
,rpense OF transportation
<,eimens to Salt Lake, to
4 rd other principal points
rah and California, The
O. section carry some SEN
b il some instances as
I'D per ton having been
|rl the running average
"a, according TO Mr.. Car
. Kan determined for a dis
|hssu miles in length by
|ltt miles IN width, and
|h.rs who have been at
y ay that they believe that
II d Tuscarora on the south.
4 lone of the old Dexter
.iusers, and that its north
hre not yet been deter
;hasl SAYS that the advent
Ia men has afforded a
3 TO the prospecting and
1Gf experienced guidance
IA able TO point out the
y ore bodies,
|Hg circumstance is that
Il town recently elevated
cannot get a postmaster
p appointments have been
pa the appointees have
c'aey and interest in pros
ave deserted the Office
{llfying, Both are now
u IN the new mines. and
y tlthout a postoflice un-
rFlll take il and stay. In
p uail for Aura should be
W.. care Of Tuscarora.
-',iel states that he had
! gtnphlet advertising, but
p down, and says what ad-
Aura chamber of COM
n vii be done in the news
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
wj+cncn shower SATURDAY.,

Mrs. Arthur T. Hubbard Wili enter
tain the w. + + club SATURDAY a,ter-
moon AZ q kitchen shower for Miss
Laura Baysinger, who will be an oc-
tober bride.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
OGDEN EXCURSION
Sunday, September 80,

Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip
Sl00 Any train up to 6;o5 p NJ, and
returning, leave Ogden 4;10 or 6:20
p. M, aud special at 1880 p. III. Fine
trout and chicken dinner at the
Hermitage in Ogden canyon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
Three pairs for a dollar.

That's the price Of them. They're the finest you
for the money.
This elegant line of won ems hosiery will Greats
sensation. Nowhere in the city they showing
value in any way comparable to this at the prce-3
pairs for o DOLLAR
This remarkable line has been prepared exclusively
for Walkers Store in this city We paid great deal
for them than the usual line of hose at this price,
but we wish to make this Walker specially Some
thing to 'stie to- The stock is fine Egyptian cot
on fast black, very nice 6nc gauge splendid weight
for all around wearExtra reinforced heels and soes.
We ask you to see them, if seeing doesn It convince
you that statements true, we III say more
They come in boxes of thre pairs. The box Sl.oo.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
Get
SCOTT
(. ri1ulsion

When you GO to q drug store
end ask for Scots Emulsion
you know what you want; the
man knows you ought TO have
IL. Don't be surprised, though,
II you are offered something
else, Wines, cordiais, extracts,
etc, Of cod Ever oil are pienti-
ful but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver eli when you
take them. Every year for thirty
years we've been ircreasi q
the sales Of SCOTS Emulsion.
Whyf Because 1t has always
been better than any substitute
for u,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

The general unrest thai
President Roosevelt admonished
us is prevalent, is mostly con6n-
ed to the White House and the
Republican politicians who re
fuse to revise the tariff and favor
the ship-subsidy and other ways
Of plundering the people
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

Congressman LongWorth has
been trying to help father-in-law
out by telling the Hamilton club
of Chicago that the present cry
of dishonesty has the elements
of hysteria. There is general
objection by Republican politi-
clans to exposing the grafters.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

Both the Republican congress
men from Oregon are appealing
for new trials on the indictments
for connection with the land
frauds, and the grand jury at
Portland has Just indicted
another batch charged with the
some 0ffense.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

The one thing needed in this
town ard county Is a good live
Board Of Trade In unity there
is strength. We cannot nope to
obtain benefits without organiz-
e. efforts Of our part. We can
not expect capital to come to
Prescott without some induce
ment. We cannot get the trade
that this town is entitled to
without reaching out after it and
the way to DO It is to have an or
ganizatior that will do it There
is the road proposition board
o. trade could DO much in max
ing better roads. Then there is
our park ar eye-sore to the
town A board Of trade could
be Instrumental. ia beaat.fying it.
ard many other things that are
arcared for Why not organize
G r. it now
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

The modern Monroe Doctrine
as expounded by President
Roosevelt is very unpopular with
some Of our sister republics 10
the South Of US. Argentina en-
tirely repudiates the right Of
this country To Use the big
stick" and it seems that Secre-
tary Of State Root vii nave to
use more than usual diplomacy 70
prevent a combination or what
is known as tne Calvo doctrine,
which is tina. tn Use Of force is
not permissible for the collection
Of debts contracted with Europe
ar nations. The Administration
VII. probably nave t. craTfsh as
it Ia, done on other novel ideas.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

The bridging Of the Little Mis-
souri, River between here and
Ok0lona would 0e q humane acr.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET
T.. r,r;+a4 S,s-a. Senator
Tae NJ.
For co,-arro,--
m T;..fa
Fer cacrarar.- - State
r r r.fv.g
Fer A5di+44. ~ ~.z-a-
A.ay- 2 Moore
Fer A.-l.rra.- C,araraT-
u : Efrb-
Fer STAT Treasurer
lanes / Yates.
For Associate Justice
F PfddicE
For Commissioner State Lands
Ii Cofman.
Reconnaissance Of Agriculture
Guv Tucker
For Stunt Public Instruction
J. DOEnp
For Railroad Commissioner
l. HAMPTON
For Congress-
Minor Wallace.
For Prosecuting Attornev-
o A Graves
For Circuit Judge
I NJ Carter
For State Senator
H 3. Mckenzie.
For REPRESENTATIVE
! " Whale
For Sheriff
Ed Hood.
For County Judge
Mat Dennan
For Circuit Clerk
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

phM0NS Relief Cures Sick Headache
VT Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
Diarrh1a, sc. as cents for large bottle.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

Ii you need wood, Block or Stove
see or phone me. J. F. Hudson.
Phone No. 1871.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
Send for free sample

SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists
4o9-4iS Pearl Street, New York
soc. end 500. All druggists
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

"McCurdv sued for another
million is the headline in a New
York news paper For me Lord s
sake how many millions did
these Insurance 0rafter- get
away with.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

Begin to clean up the town In
plenty of time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
CAN SAVE SMALL VALUES.
New Company Will Be Launched for
Reduction Of Low-Grade Ore.

There was organized on Saturday the
Metal Extraction company. with cap
italization OF $1,000. GO, tho purpose of the
company being the extraction OF metals
from lowgradc ores heretofore unWork-
able owing 10 the expcnse of fuel 1t Is
claimed by the inventors OF the process
to be used that ore containing SO to the
ton can be treated at a profit
The most slllcious ores can be treated
with ease by this process. The AUX used
In the old process costs more than all
the fuel used In the new method. The
treatment Is described as follows;
The ore is run into the ronster by
screw conycyer During its progress
through here the ore is heated TO 200
degrees which causes Volatlli5ation. The
fumes or chlorides which arise arc drawn
through pipe and preciPitoted Into a
tank OF water, tho water being kept In
agitation After precipitation hae oc-
CURED. these choridcs arc drawn off into
another tank and allowed TO settle,
WatoT ls drawn back from settling tnnk.
leaving chlorides In the bottom.
These chlorides, through tho process Of
volstlization, are separated into gold
silver. lead and copper. Metals liko zinc,
autlmony and like metals dinicult of
treatment under the old methods are
easily worked through this volatilizotion
process
Among those composing the new com
pany arc S. l. Clnwson. II. s. Nelson, r.
r. Romney and others. Mr., Clawson ex-
poets to depart Tor the East today In tho
interest OF tho company.
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RICH VEIN IS CUT.
Southern Pacific Company Taps q
Region Rich in Yellow Metal,

j w Burnhsm, one OF the large own
ers OF the Southern Paclfic, In the Sierra
Madre mining district above Ogden, ar
rived In Salt Lake Saturday from the
property. Mr.. Burnham reports that the
tunnel has encountered a vein at a dis
tance OF $50 feet, at vertical depth
OF lGO feet. giving large values In gold
This vein Is about two feet in width,
and at tho surface showed n width of
from three to eighteen inches Mr. Burn
that the ore goes down. as very small
values were secured from the surface
groupings OF this vein. The management
OF the property Will drive the tunnel until
four more veins nre encountered.
Mr.. Burnham reports that there ls great
activity in the Sierra Madre region, sew
forces Of men He reports thnt few
days ago ten carloads OF material were
received by the new ogden Smelter COM
pany, and tho early completion OF this
plant mems much to the property owners
of TINT REGION
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
BUTTE MINES BIG EARNINGS.
Amalgamated and Anaconda Both
Greatly Exceed Past Records.

BUTTE, Mont, June 9,-For tho year
that ended June l. 1906 the mines owned
or controlled by tho Amalgamated Cop
per company yielded net returns OF $lS,-
Sos, ,S1l. 90. which was s., ,113, ,55S.lS moro than
the preceding year These figures were
made public today, when the Amalga-
rnated company lled its annual statement
OF the net proceeds OF the mines with the
Assessor for assessment purposes.
The Anaconda company showed the
most remarkable gain. Its net proceeds
for the year amounted to S5,I53 2t5. AZ. or
S3 i93 571. 50 more than for l90i-5. The
North Suite company and the Red Metal
company also filed statements for taxa
tion purposes today, The former com
pany reported net proceeds of Sl,sis,0S
Tor the year. and the Red Metal company
Sal. .2aS 90 for the period from February
l. 1906 to June |, 1906.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
RECORDS ARE MADE
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Enormous Increase of Trading
and Prices Compared With
Last Season.

on Saturday there ended ono OF tho most
successful weckH over experienced by the
local mining exchange Tho heavy dealing
In high priced stocke during tho week In re-
cponsblo for the f,nc showing made. tho low
er priced stocks giving way for tho time be-
Ing For the week there rs. 610 shares
OF stock sold. representing a market value of
l15.5s5 o5 Comparisons are always in order.
and tho same week OF last year fades into In
cignihconce beside tho showing OF the pres
ent. Last year for the enmo week a total
OF 1885 shares were sold. having market
valuo OF S25.eS3 20.
New York Improving.
May Day and Now York woro tho most eI-
tensiyoly stocks dealt In Saturday. New
York begins to show marked Improvement
over the prices that bnvo prevailed during tho
past week This stock steadily roso TO "a
cents cash during tho morning session. Nay
Day still continues weak. Ohio Copper brought
81 10 during tho opon bonrd session. the high
est price for como months Beck Tunnel still
holds around 40 contk
Totals for the Day.
During the day q total OF AZ 300 shares wero
sold, representing market ynluo OF Slt,IS. 20
Tho quotations for tho day and week closed
follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
BURNING MOSCOW IS
DEVELOPING FINELY
Property Is Constantly Sending
Ore Containing Good Values
to Local Market.

Mat Cullen owner OF tho famous Burn
ing Moscow mine in Beaver county, left
Saturday night for his feld OF operations.
The Moscow Is now a contract shipper,
The last two carloads which arrived at
the sampler a few days ago were taken
from a tremendously large body OF orc
recently uncovered near the surface. SUI
perlntendent Dan Ferguson sent It up as
an experiment not knowing that 1t
woulG pay TO snip. The ore values made
good however and the ore body Is of
such magnificent proportions that con-
tinuous shipments OF this class OF ore
can be kept up for an indefinite period.
Is a Great Mine.
The great vein of rich ore. carrying
gold silver and copper TO an average
value of $50 TO the ton on the lower level
of the mine has been opened up TO the
extent of showing that the Moscow Is
indeed great mine. on the 200 level
vein has been exposed for over loo feet
the ore In which. IL has been aecertalned
averages about So per cent in zinc. be-
sides carrying good values In copper, gold
and silver. This vein, as above stated.
Is over 100 feet wide, how deep II ex-
tends has not yet been determined. Judg-
ing by development In other operations
OF tho mine there Is no question that rlch
bodies OF copper ore Will be found be-
meath this tremendous mine.
Treatment Of Zinc Ores.
The zinc orc of which several hun
drcds OF tons have already been mined
and ready for shipment. will be taken
care of, Mr. Cullen says just as soon as
tho best mode OF treatment shall have
been ascertained. 1t ls the intention OF
Mr. Cullen TO conduct ore shipping TO
the extent of the team h~lllng capacity
from the mine to the railroad station at
Milford during the entire season Tho
Moscow may be reckoned third or
fourth In the list of Beaver county 8
great mines. Newhouses Cactus, tho
Horn Silver and perhaps the Harrington
Hickory mines alone rank with 1t In ore
producing capacity,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
LOOKING OVER MACHINERY.
Carbonate Hill Company Intends
Equipping Mine Thoroughly.

Superintendent Mike Sammon of the
Carbonate Hill property. arrived In Salt
Lake Saturday from the property for the
purpose Of inspecting the machinery
which tho company Is contemplating IN
stolllng within the near future. Accom-
panied by Manager Matt Daugherty of
tho company, Mr. Snmmon Will attend
the meeting OF the directors Monday In
ogden. and the matter OF additional ma
chncry Will be determined upon.
Manager DauEherty reports that the
company is sending out It's ore In spite
Of tho fact that during the past few
weeks there have been more severe snow
storms than were ever experienced. -Four
four horse teams arc employed in trans
porting the ore to the tracks, one car
being in the market Saturday and an
ether en- route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

ergles to the point mentioned. This inten-
tion hns been given considerable promi-
nencc In Eastern quarters close to the
company, and the announcement comes
from highly authentic sources. Nor is tho
plan an entirely now one. as the agents
of the American Smelling md Refining
late in and around Ploche. They have
been making herculcan efforts TO corrall
about all the ore that tho district is
capable OF producing
Drawback of the Past
Tho recent decision on tho part of Sen
ator Clark to extend his road from Bull.
frog TO Tonopah Is taken as part ana
parcel OF the fact that tho smclter at
Callcnte had been agreed upon as an en-
tirely feasible and definite plan. Tho main
drawback for somo time to the successful
erection and operation OF a smelter at
the point mentioned has been tho dlfl1-
Guilty In securing sufficient tiuxing ores
for the Nevada output. This oolecuon
seems solved by the road that VIII tap
Pioche.
Phoebe and Fluxing Ores.
AS is well known, Pioche contains nm
apparently ineNhaustible supply of ores
carrying no silica and much iron, manga,
ncse and lime Plochc, therefore. VIII
contribute not n little to the general sue
cess of the undertaking. and in addition
the district will find smelter right at
Its doors for the reduction OF It's cop,
per lead and silver resources. Inc lead
TO raise the region prominently into the
ranks of mining districts, as there are
few properties more in demand than lead
propositions of real merit.
Nevada VIII Be Benefited.
Nevnda naturally will be the region to
be benefited by this new undertaking.
From Tonopah to Caliente tho distance
is 226 miles Tonopah now is sending It's
ores to this city. and a distance of 754
miles must be covered between these two
frnD n
tho new point will be 2eS miles az com
pared with tho present distance OF Iel
miles TO Salt Lake From Bullfrog to
CaHente Is 224 miles, and from Bullfrog
to Salt Lake It is 56S miles via Los Vegas.
Nevada U tab on Top.
No property will be benefited moro
than the Ncvada-Utah properties at
Pioche, with n distance of not over thlr-
" miles between these mines and tho
new smelter, and this space covered by
the projected railroad, the articles OF In
corporation of the company having been
filed In this city Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Palace Goldflcld 500 at lSc.
Montgomery Mountain $40 at iSc.
7Ic.
New York. 500 at 22l4c: 1000 at 2oc. 1909 at
s5isc! 1000 al 22iac, seller SIXTY days. 400 nt
23c, seller sixty dnyo
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Con. 100 at 1885, 100 ut s. 80. 100
Mt IS 25
May Day. 600 at lSc; 26co ut libsc; 1000 nt
libc, seller sixty doyss 1900 Mt lee, seller sixty
days; 900 at lIc; 500 at 13Isc. seller sixty dave.
New York, 20 at 2Sc, 1000 at 23Iao; 700 nj 2ic
l0" at 24c seller sixty days; 5000 2p.c.
buyer thirty dnys
Uncle Sam 1000 nj i2Lc
Ohio. Copper. eOJ at 10, 100 at s1.eo.
Stray Dog, so at 3sc
Star Con. 1000 nt l2c
Ihompnon, 800 nj S6ci 90 at 36nc-
Victoria, 100 ut 81
Shares sold Il, 800, selling value S14. 79S 50
Sharos cold for tho week 235, SO. aelllng
value, i2iS. .Es5.o5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
LARGE SHELTER IS
PLAN AT CAL|ENTE
American Smelling and Refining
Company Intend to Build
Big Plant.
FLUXING ORES ARE
ALL PROVIDED FOR
Nevada Will Benefit Greatly
Owing to Reduced Rates
and Distances.

Blessings arc not coming sinely for the
Phoebe mining district for following the
news OF the new railroad being provided
for comes tho tdings from New York to
the effect that tho American Smelling and
Refining company intends to erect large
smelling plant at Callente, For some time
rumor has dealt with such an enterprise
for Las Vegas, but tho intention is to
place the plant at Caliento instead.
There is little doubt OF tho nten ton OF
the American company to extend Its en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
WE HAVE sTRUCK ORE.

The real thing is embossed and
engraved letter heads. You don't
have to send East or to San Fran
disco. We have as flno a plant as
any In the United States, the only
engraycr In the West who can du-
plicate any design or any die.
Samples are yours for the asking.
Our prices same as Chicago prices
and no express to pay like theirs.
THE HELD ENGRAVING CO.,
g. Salt Lake. pen Doctors"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
NEW COMPANY FORMED.
Railroad Boys Get in on Good Things
of Fairyiew Region

The Fairview Consolidated Mining com
pany has been organized with c. J. Nc
Nit, president; j. +. Dunn. vice-presl-
Pliss treasurer; who, with j. A. Reeves,
c. H. Omstead and Edward McCnrr1ch,
are directors. All but the two latter
Dunn superln tendent OF motive power and
machinery; Mr.. Jenkinson. local treas
tors department.: Mr.. Reeves, general
freight agent; Mr.. Olmstead is superin-
tendent OF tho Idaho division. Some OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
OHIO COPPER SHIPMENT.
Company Sends in First Four Cars Of
Winnemuck Ores

Henry Catrow, general manager OF the
Ohio Copper company, announced Satur-
day that the first shipment OF ore from
the Winnemuck vein has been received
on the local market Four cars were set
tied for on Saturday The management
is cleaning up the old workings on this
portion of their property. and this ship
ment Is the result OF this preparatory
work The Winnemuck vein Will soon be
sought at lowest levels, and the company
has every reason to anticipate most grati-
fying results.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
LEAVES FOR WARREN, IDAHO.
WeQ-Known Salt Lake Mining Man
Assumes Important Charge.

C. R. Yearsley, the well-known min
ing man OF this city, Will leave today
for Warren, Ida for the purpose of TAX
ing charge Of the properties of the Thun-
der Mountain Cold Reef Mining COM
pany, This is a most important assign
ment for Mr., Yearsley, whose long ex-
perience and efficiency In the line OF his
chosen profession we'll merit tho nature
Of the duties and responsibilities that this
position will entail