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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-30
NEITHER TEAM SCORED.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2s.-With
the ball within one yard Of the home
teams goal line, the annual game be-
tween Pennsylvania and Cornell foot
ball teams came to an end without
either side being able to score.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-30
ATTACK ON TURKEYS.
Eight Thousand Chicago Newsboys
Celebrate Thanksgiving.

CHICAGO. Nov 2s,--An army of
5000 Chicago newsboys attacked 500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26

rious disappearance of Isaac P. Swim in
1880 was a topic Of conversation by the
pioneers Of the west end OF Custer county
at the time and for a number of years
thereafter, and the mystery surrounding
the affair Is even spoken OF at this late
date.
'In 1881 the Messenger published an
article relative to the affair, and four or
five years ago Hon c. c ClawsOn Of
Bonanza wrote an able and extensive ar
ticle for this paper relative to Swim and
his lost mine, which is supposed to be
somewhere between Bonanza and the
headWa tiers OF Salmon river, but that is
an extensive scope Of country and numer-
Gus parties have searched for the lost
mine ever since Swim brought the rich
rock to Bonanza and his mysterious dis
appearance, in vain, and nothing is
known here of the finding of the ledge by
Mr.. Andrews.
How Swim met his death no one ap-
pears to know, but it is supposed he was
drowned while attempting to ford Sal
mon river Some however, think he was
killed by the Sheep Eater Indians, but
one thing is certain, that Swim brought
some extremely rich gold ore to Bonanza
and the next day departed from the
camp, never to be seen again in these
parts. He recorded his claim on the
records of this county, but from his de-
scription no one can tell within fifty or
sixty miles where it is lOcoted. We do
not believe the Swim mine has been
found
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
GIVES REVIEW OF
NEVADA STOCKS
Nat Boas Tells His Opinions of Tono
pah, Goldfield, Manhattan and
Bullfrog Shares.
MARKET GROWS STRONGER
CONSULTATIONS GIVE CONF.
DENCE IN RISE OF PRICES.

Nat Boas, San Francisco correspondent
of James A. Pollock & Co, over their
private wire Saturday. reviews the
weeks situation in the Nevada mining
stocks as follows:
Owing to the consolidation and rumors
of consolidation of various companies the
market, which has been weak, has since
my last letter shown signs of strengthen
ing and will still do better
The amalgamation of the Tramp dis
trict has helped National Bank, and ev-
cry one Of these companies, not to speak
OF hundred per cent rise in Eclipse,
Denver and Tramp. There is now talk
of consolidating Ohio. MacNamaTa and
controlled by the same interests, the
eastern buying orders in Ohio may lend
some truth to this report.
The ore shipments average about the
same, as follows: TOnopah company, ], l10
tons; TOnopah Extension. 600 tons; Mon
13S tons; West End, fifty tons; Butler,
thirty tons; GOIdfieId district, 16O tons;
Manhattan, ninety-fOur tons
The last named district continues to
absorb the public interest.
The Belmont meeting was TO be held
the 18th Of this month, but | believe was
postponed until the 3lst. Whether they
intend paying a dividend or not is a
guess at this time, although they can
easily do so. Their shipments are still
way below the average amount, on &C
count of unfinished repairs. A move
ment can be expected very shortly, and
believe it to be an excellent investment
at So. There is little stock in the western
country, excepting that which is held by
the original owners. who Will not sell.
has a lack OF public support 1t looks
Invypr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
STEAM SHOVEL MINING.
Technical Paper Tells of Perform
ances Of Plant at the Cactus.

With the exception Of getting it's wires
crossed respecting the ownership of the
property, which is credited to Boston
Consolidated, the follow ~ from Mining
and Scientific Press on ~ operation of
the steam shovel at TIE Cactus is all
right:
AT the Cactus mine in Beaver coun-
", Utah, the steam shovel is being used
successfully and We learn that a similar
machine Is to be put to work shortly on
the disseminated copper ore in the mon
zonite formation Of Bingham The Gao
tus mine is on the western slope of the
San Francisco mountains. near the new
town of NewhouSe, and four and a half
miles northwest Of Frisco. It lies on the
western slope Of the Basin range The
deposit is essentially a pyTitio impTegna-
ton of a zone of fracture in a body of
monzOnite, locally known as granite.
This is intrusive in limestone The ore
IS mainly pyr1te with chalcopyrite, and
contains but little lead or zinc. The ore
body IS stated to be from 100 to rs feet
wide and 200 feet long.
The ore is first disiHtegTated by blast
Ing and S then moved by the steam SHOW
ell Holes are drilled twenty-five feet
deep and ten feet apart After chamber
ing, they are filled with black powder
and fired The material thus Ioosened is
loaded into twenty-fOuT-ton Thew cars
with the steam shovel. having five
eighths cubic yard bucket This handles
400 tons in ten hours and is now being
worked by day and night shift. So far
the steam shovel has been employed only
in stripping the overbUrden but It is soon
TO be started on milling ore For its op-
Grafton six men are required, one opera
tor and two attendants. and three tram
mers- Four men do the drilling. Com
pressed air is used as power because of
the lack of water fit for boiler purpose.
The cost is said to be further reduced by
relocating the air.
THE mine IS worked by the Boston
Consolidated Mining company, of which
Lafayette Hanchett is manager. This
same company now has a ninety-five-ton
Vulcan shovel at Bingham canyon and is
awaiting the completion Of the railroad to
its mines before starting work The Utah
Copper company has a similar shovel in
readiness 10 work adjoining ground and
the Boston Consolidated has placed or
derS for another These will first be used
In removing the OveTbuTden and after
ward IN mining the ore itself.
This ore also is pOrphyry impregnated
with copper sulphfde, averaging . per
cent. It is to be crushed and cOnCentrat-
ed; the concentrate being smelted at the
new Garfield works. which are expected
to be running in June. These two com
panfes confidently expect to be able to
move 10000 tons of ore per day within the
next six months"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
HE|NzE HAS THE
BINGHAM CON.
Admission to That Effect Is Made by
Men Connected With the
Company.
STEAM SHOVEL AT CACTUS
BIG MACHINE HANDLES MATE.
RIAL CHEAPLY.

It is now admitted by men connected
with the company that Bingham Consol-
idated is now in control of what is des-
ignated as the 'Heinze interests which
means that Joseph A. Coram's American
Copper company will later be permitted
to make the Bingham mines and shelters
q portion Of its assets. 1t is not expected
that these changes will be brought about
until some time during the summer, prob
ably in July, when, it is understood, the
plans Of the American company Will be
fully exploited and explained through the
combinations which viii, by that time, be
perfected.
In the meantime the Bingham COnsoI-
dated company viii go about its buSi-
ness with the same regularity and atten-
ton to detail and earnings that has al
ways characterized the mana cement s
conduct of the companY's affairs. The
company's own mines viii be called upon
TO supply a greater percentage Of the ores
going through the smelter at Bingham
Junction, while the market VIII be in
vaded, as usual, for everything of a, de
Eirable nature.
The work Of equipping the Balaklala
mines with a smeiter of great capacity
viii be rushed through as rapidly as men
and money can do it, and within a year
that proposition should be on an earning
basis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
AFTER THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
French Company Is Sampiing Prop
erty With View to Purchase.

Joseph Farren of Salt Lake, S. Labadie
Of Golconda and Z. Doche, a mining en-
gineer from Paris, arrived Monday morn
ing and went out TO the Golden Eagle
mine in New Central district, about TWEEN
ty-five miles south of WinnemuCca- says
the Humboldt Star. Mr.. Farren returned
the next day, the others remaining at
the mine to make a thorough examination
of the property. Samples will be taken
from all the workings. 1t is reported
that a French company may take over
the property if the report of their expert,
Mr.. Doche. is satisfactory.
The Golden Eagle Is gold mine with
plenty of ore in sight and about 4,OOO teet
of DEVELOPMENT work done. There has
been shipped from the Golden Eagle prop
erty about 500 tons Of high grade gold ore
that netted a good profit TO the company;
and there is a considerable quantity OF
high grade ore in sight in the mine at
the present time. The property is in first
class shape and the slopes are ali opened
and ore can be extracted Immediately
and plenty of ii. Besides, there are on
the dumps between 1900 and 0000 tons OF
good milling ore, carrying good values in
gold and silver, with gold in the lead'
also on these same dumps there are about
1000 tons of ledge matter which would
be considered fair ore IN any camp 1hIS
material runs 81 in gold and four ounces
The Golden Eagle has three parallel
veins, all carrying good values IN goid
and silver. and are opened up by tunnels
uDraises and wines. The Golden Eagle
vein is connected with the surface by
three tunnels, ranging from 800 to Lou
feet in length. The lowest level has an
efghty-fOOt Wine. which has drifts run
ming north and south, all in ore.
The company has fine mill on the
ground and plenty of water for running
The same. There is plenty of timber in
inc nearby hills and everything is con-
yenfently arranged for handling the ore
at the least possible cost The Western
Pacific railway will run short distance
NJ rUTtnpT
cheaDen facilities for working these
mines
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
PARKER MOUNTAIN AFFAIRS.
United States Mining Crowd Making
Payments on Bond.

At this time there appears to be more
mining activity at Parker mountain than
usual Last week seven or eight miners
left Challis to work at the mines, and
With the force Of men that have been
kept at work there all winter doing de-
Velopment work, and the number of men
that Will be added a few weeks later goes
10 show that the operators have great
faith in the camp. and the indications are
this VIII be a busy season, says the ChaI-
lis Messenger.
Parker mountain or rather The Parker
mine was only located last July by Ed
win Williams and W. ". Adamson. both
at the time being residents of ChaIIis.
After making the location they returned
to this city, bringing with them some ore
that aSsayed more than $1,000 a ton in gold
and silver. This naturally caused quite a
stampede for the new Fl Dorado, and the
country was soon filled with prosDectors-
and many claims were located. but il is
yet an inviting field for prospectors and
capitalists.
On Mr.. Williams, second trip to the
mines, few days later, he died en- route
from heart failure HIS interests passed
into the hands of his sons, and the Par
ker with other claims were bonded to the
United States Smelling company of Bing-
ham, Utah, and we learn that that COM
pany has made two payments on the
bond. They are represented by w. H.
GOSS, who IS now on the glound directing
operations This company made a small
shipment Of high-srade ore late last fall
that netted them handsome returns
Late last rail- Mr. Rebel, representing
an Ohio syndicate, got an option or bond
on the Ed Williams group and a number
Of other claims in the district and has
had a small force of men at work on the
claims all winter. He is also at the camp
directing operations
Both syHdicates are strong and reliable
SO look out for something to be doing in
the way Of mining at Parker mountain
this season. The formation Of the dis
tr1ct is porphyry and rhyolite.
Challis IS the supply point and the new
camp is only twenty-five miles from this
town in a northwest direction and half
the distance Is covered with a good wagon
road up ChalIis creek
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, So degrees; min
imum temperature, Il degrees; mean tenn
perature 40 degrees which is ( degrees
above the normal Accumulated deficien-
cy of temperature since the first of the
month. Il degrees; accumulated deficiency
of temperature since Jan. ], IS degrees.
Total precipitation from p m. to p m,
90 inch. Accumulated excess of precipi-
ia tion since the first of the month. Pc
inch. Accumulated excess of precipita-
ton since Jan. T. SO inch. Relative hu-
midity at p. m, 80 per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
A WORD TO THE WISE.

Did you ever stop to think what 200
per cent OF your idle money will earn
for YOU? a $50 lot IN Smelter City will
earn that amount OF interest in &c
days.
SN5FT TER CITY TOWNSITE CO.
POI d. F. Walker Blk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
OUR 1906
Wall Paper Announcement.

Our new goods have arrived. We
are nrepared to show you the most
fashionable and exclusive line of in
terror decorations in the city. They
are the cream of the leading factories
selected with care, regarding color. de-
sign and decorative effect. If you are
DESTROYS of decorating your home in
tho up-to-date way with up-tO-date
decorations, you must see our 1906 line.
w. A. Duvall, 10 W. I'd So. Both
DhOneg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
LOST SWIM MINE.
Story of Its Rediscovery Doubted in
Region Where 1t Is Supposed 70 Be

The story that the Lost Swim gold
mine in Idaho has been found is doubted
By the Challis Messenger. Two weeks or
so ago A H. Weatherby reported i'm
Boise that the mine had been rediscov-
cred by John II. Andrews: that it was To-
Gated in the Warm Springs BASIN Custer
county. and that Mr.. Andrews would be
out from the east this spring to operate
it Commenting on the story the Mes
senger says.
THE Lost Swim mine and the mystic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
EAGLES EXCURSION
To American Fork, March 2s

Special train via D. & r. G. leaves
Salt Lake 7:30 p. m. Returning leaves
American Fork at a. m. Big time is
promised. Grand ball on the finest
Spring Floor Pavilion in the state
Everybody invited. Fare, S1.00 for the
round trim
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
A SURE WINNER.

The investment of $50 in a building
lot in Smelter City will net you 200 Der
cent in 80 days
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP Co.
POI D. F. Walker Blk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
Activity in GoIdfieId.

ColdfieId lines continue active. At
lanta, Booth, Blue Bull, Red Top Exten-
sion and Adams are cheap stocks Co
Iumbia Mountain is being worked by
leasers, who have so far been unable TO
make a strike 1t is very favorably 10
Gated and has the making of big prop
|Conoueror- appears weak and will. no
doubt, work lower There is considerable
Dixie. like GoldfieId Mining. is being
unloaded by one Of the insiders. COnsid-
cradle stock is here and unless new de-
velopnents occur on the property 1t
would be advisable TO dispose of it.
Talk of consolidating Red Top and
Jumbo is being reviewed and / have no
ticed some large buying orders from IN
siders, which indicates that some strength
is surely intended. Red Top continues to
be a large shipper and appears very
strong at $40
The Wingfield properties, which include
Kendall, May Queen, Mohawk and Sand
storm. are all In demand Mr. Wingfleld
continues to assure me that a dividend is
a question of a short time They have
sufficient funds in the treasury for IL
now. but want to be on the safe SIDE, ana
when once payments are started they Will
continue Kendall is being cross-cut on
lower levels and as a director of the COM
many l am receiving weekly reports and
believe 1t TO be one Of the corners.
Strike In May Queen.
Nav Queen is the best stock in that
locality at anything under 4Oc. 1t has
been weak at SOC. but some very large
orders are in today. One of the best min
ing men of Goldfield has applied for a
lease. 80 per cent Of ore to be extracted
to 90 to the company and 80 per cent TO
the Ieasers. A strike has been made and
am advising everyone to get in at once
A very fair strike was made in Mohawk
close to the Silver Pick lines. These
stocks are in demand and VIII do better
st Ives continues strong on western
and Coldfield buying orders.
Nv information on GoldfleId-Belmont
should have been sufficient. Philadelphia
control has taken every share from TINS
market, with the exception of $1,000 These
are held by various people and the COM
many is anxiously trying to get control.
a a0-point rise will probably be seen in
the next two weeks
There was no reason for the slump in
Great Bend, excepting that he rise was
nerhaps a little sharp. 1t is now firm
around CSC While it may work back TO
65c. / am inclined to doubt it 1t is rich
in shipping ore and probably as well
Thought of by the Goldfield people as any
mine in that district
The best CANDLES at present appear TO
be in Bullfrog stocks. As a director Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
Butler Shipping Regularly.

Butler is now coming on the list as
one of the regular ore shippers: Inc
stock is well thought of here and east
and some large buying orders are now In,
which indicate the stock will go over the
81 mark very shortly.
Midway has increased its shipments
forty tons and I feel safe in assuring
stockholders of a 10 per cent dividend by
July L Checks for dividend, payable
April I, will be mailed from the cont
uanv's office that day, books having
closed Yesterday. 1t is one of the safest
investments of the TOnOpah district. be
ing a regular shipper OF the hlgheSt grace
ore, and 1 cannot too strongly recommend
West Ends small shipments are due to
repairs on the property 1t VIII PToodoIS
he a month before il is in good condl-
ton. before which time bull movement
will he started. BoraX Smiths broker j.
daiIv buying at go and it LOOKS ike the
best for an immediate rise
AS MacNamara belongs to the same
crowd il will follow West End. Ihey
are connecting the 490-foot level or the
latter with the 3i5-fOot level OF MacENahl.
ara and advantage should be taken at
This time to purchase stock. ONO as
already mentioned. may consolidate with
these properties, although L doupt II
Nevertheless, the location IS eNceleht'
and the strongest kind of a bull tip IS
North Star is progressing rapidly with
its work good shipping ore being en-
couutered on the 95O-foot leVeL Inc CT lI
E
North Star suit. has its vacation until
Nav / and we therefore cannot expect a
decision until their reOpening. During
this time the stock will work lower
Home is commencing to show some Ire
and the Pittsburg crowd are wiring IN a
few orders and there seems to be little
stock around at present It looks like u
Cash Boy is moving up on account of
its nefghbOrs-Ohio and MacNamara-and
will do better
Tonopah Extension is fairly. firm
/ around So The company has declared a
/ 15-cent dividend. payable April 70. books
| tn close April 10. They continue to be
4 large shippers and dividends are eX-
Dected to be renewed each quarter.
/ I am unable to account for the weak
ness in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS especially as
/ its shipments continue large. and the
railroad earnings larger than ever am
still buIIish on it, and think it an excel
! lent investment
/ Monarch-Pittsburg, around 20, looks
very cheap. Company is rapidly progress
ing on its shaft and has good Pittsbure
/ people in control I believe it good for
lO-point rise
/ Montana although increasing its ship
ments, will not do better in price. There
are some large blocks Of stock for sale
which will depress the market. adj
| wise its sale
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Not the cheapest, but the best
Harry Simpler, Commercial Photogra
pher. I5I Main St. Both phones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
APRIL CoNFERENcE-sANPETE
ATTENTION.

Wait for announcement of Sanpete
Valley trains. The Pioneer line. ]. Ii.
Hornung. q. A, Manti.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26

r Weak. Nervous. Restless at
Night, and Weak, Aching Back,
Diseased Kidneys, Inflamed
3 Prostate, Dependent, Lack Of
Energy, Ambition and Strength.
Poor Memory. followed Eyes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26

the Amethyst am in a position to state
that control of this property has been
sold TO Schwab and the stock will sell
at s. within the next few months. 1t
has a very large ore body and adjoins
the Montgomery-S hoshone, and can be
figured as safe.
The rise in Denver, Eclipse and Tramp
has been due to the consolidation. 1t is
a strong amalgamation, giving control TO
the Brook syndicate, who also own Iono-
pah-Belmont, Goldfield-Belmont, Tono-
pah-Nevada and Butler
The strength in the former stocks Will
strengthen the balance of the Bullfrog
lines. such as National Bank, Steinway.
Original and Golden Sceptre, the latter
being especially well thought of, well To-
Gated and promising great future Inc
company between the Denver and the
Rush. called the Denver-Rush Extension,
is bringing a good many inquiries ano
buying orders. 1t is being quoted around
poe and looks like an excellent property;
Gold Bar is likewise well located, Wen
held and has ore bodies of great maSnl-
Wildcats in Manhattan.
The Manhattan stocks, with the ex-
ception of Dexter, all appear weak me
market has been flooded with various ,
wildcats and it is hard to tell the sUsou
from the bad. Most of these companies
are controlled by poor people, VINO uIi5
load their stock at every oppofIuhitS @liu
the public has been oVerfed-
Manhattan-Dexter owns eighteen OF
the best claims in the district, lIciu t.lS
Union No. g. this one claim being peIteL
than the entire holdings of any other
two companies in the district. IhereI0,re
the Dexter looks best OF the WIlole -, az p
trict. 1t is now quoted around ooI an 49,
will be selling at over 81 within 'i
couple of weeks. o1, .re
The specials for the coming week are
C,oldfieId-Relmont Amethyst Mach am
ara. Butler and May Queen especlaliS'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
oK's SCIENTIFIC, CERTAIN AND COMPLETE CURE FoR

] Face Pimples and Dark Circles "a
lnder Eyes, Bashful, Melancholia.
Youthful Folly, Weak, Trem- -
bles, Varicocele, Excessive 81
Drinking, Loss in Urine, Ex-
posure. Overwork and Worrys
ExhaustinE Dreams
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-26
}. oBERNDORFER.
Stock Broker,
Ill 1872 ISL S. Main St
Dr.. Broadbent's

Dental office moved from Eagle block
TO
500-501 Scott building, 1913 Main.
Over Kings hardware store.