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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
NEW CAMPS WILL
SOON DOT MAPS
Promising Districts Are Being
Developed Into Corners in
Near Future.
MILLER WILL CATCH
MANHATTAN OVERFLOW
Most Brilliant Chapters of Ne
yada's History Are Not
Yet Written.

Nevada's standing in tho mining world
is not TO be measured by the present
showinss made in that State. remarkable
they are, nor by any camp or group
OF camps. rich and startling as have been
their developments. 1t is TO the future
that the best informed mining men look,
taking the present Viewpoint that tho
mineral resources of the State are 80 In
conceivaby great that the present
amount of work done does not raise the
resources above the infancy stage.
Camps Are Spreading Out.
Gradually are the Nevada camps
spreading out yet not so gradually when
~ Is taken into consideration the amount
of ground TO be covered. Tonopah, Gold
field, Bullfrog. Knwich Eureka, Ely, and
now n rejuycnatlon OF Virginia City, ell
are contributing 10 a brilliant present.
There are, however, many districts little
heard OF on account of the oYershadow-
Ing greatness OF their more prominent
neighbors. but several are forging TO the
front from the shadow.
Miller Will Soon Boom
North Of Manhattan, the present eX-
element seat. is the small spot called
Millet. which has risen TO the dignity or
q postofnCc, but not TO q position on the
maps Several strikes have been report
ed from the vicinity OF Millet lately, and
the camp naturally Will catch the over
HO" lIOlIl NauIdllhU, UDl 50 MANY HlllcS
To the south. The unfortunates of Man
haitian today may be the fortunatcs of
Millet tomorrow should the destiny or
the camp be worked out along the lines
of other Nevada camps.
Bullion Camp to Front
Between Austin and Battle Mountain
comes the Bullion camp. where a new
interest Is centcrlng result OF good
mineral Showlngs In the vicinity of Bat
tie Mountain are the Humboldt county
properties, where there has been limited
prospecting but generous returns have
resulted from the work already accom-
plishcd. on tho Sheba, Desota, Nevada
Superior and other properties. I'm which
many Salt Lake dollars have been Invest
ed, the results are most encouraging. 4
prominent mining man OF this city stated
Wednesday that ore Will. In all probabll-
ity be struck at Austin before the State
grows much older.
Railroad in Near Future.
From Tonopah to Manhattan. then on
through Millet. Austin Bullion and Battle
Mountain districts. line coun be drawn
now that in the near future Will In all
probability, be replaced by railroad
built for the purpose of taking from the
new camps the wealth that lis now await
ing the approach Of man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
GOOD WORK DONE.
Montana-Tonopah Managers Report
Shows Many Interesting Facts

The quarterly report of General Mana
ger John a. Kirby OF the Montana -Tono-
pah company. shows that the property
quarter ending December 81. a total of
2SSi feet OF development work had been
done. During the same period 1856 mine
cars OF shipping ore. 5ss cars OF mill ore
and 1858 cars of waste have been holsted
from the mine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
INTERESTING NEWS EXPECTED.
Understood That Ontario, Daily and
DAILY West Merger Is Approaching.

Interesting developments are daily ex-
pected from the inside of the contem-
plated merger Of the DAILY Daily West
and Ontario properties. the time in which
II is understood that these options will
expire on the last OF this month and the
negotiations are hardly expected TO ex-
tend over many more days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
OPTION IS TAKEN
ON ALICE MINES
Amalgamated Copper Company
Is Thought Back of Securing
Montana Property.
PRICE SAID TO BE
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Ground Adjoins Anaconda
Mines and Copper Thought
Existing With Depth.

Advices from Montana are to the effect
the Amalsnmated Copper company OF
Montana. had obtained an option on the
Alice Mining company, at Walkervllc, q
suburb OF Butte. tho option being OBJ
tanned from Walker Bros. OF Salt Lake
City. The price is said to be Sl,oO0,0c0.
and the hold money has been deposited.
Mines Have Produced Millions.
The Alice mines have been for many
productive properties OF the district with
In which they are confined. They are
owned and operated by the Alice Gold
and Silver Mining company. and have
been productive of many millions OF dol
lars worth of ore. The mines have paid
over $,0Oo.oO0 In dividends.
Copper Thought at Depth.
1t is naturally inferred that Ryan is
acting in the promises in behalf OF the
Amalgamated people, and the deal Is con-
sdered O most significant move. Under
the option II IL the intention OF the op-
tlon-holdcr TO sink, and IL Is assumed
that with depth other metals Will give
nelghboring properties And II is taken
for granted that the Alice Will be added
TO the big copper producers OF Montana.
Grounds Adjoin Anaconda
Some OF the territory adjoins the Ana
is, perhaps, the west extension Of the
North Buttc's ledgcs, In New York
Alice stock has advanced from 10 cents to
1910 per share
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
NEW YORK MINING sTocKs
UTAH MAN IN MEXICO.
George Earnshaw En- Route East to
Purchase Mining Machinery.

George q. Earnshaw, well known In
mining circles OF Utnh. Is In the city from
Mexico. where he has several prominent
properties, Mr. Earnshaw has been made
the manager OF the Red Mountain Gold
Mining company, and after a trip to New
York. where he Will purchase the neces-
sary machinery with which to operate
the property he Will return and assume
his labors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Abso-
lutely Harmless.

The fault OF giving children medicine
containing Injurious substances is
sometimes more disastrous than the
disease from which they are suffering,
Every mother should know that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly
safe for children to take. 1t contains
nothing harmful and for coughs. colds
and Group is unsurpassed. For sale by
all leading druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
ONLY -$20.0 90 ONLY
Denver and Return

January 27 and 2S. Via O 8 L. and IT.
p. Tickets good for return TO Fehru-
ary 10, See agents for particulars re-
garding diverse routes. etc. City ticket
Office POI Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Ore Shipments,

Tho Pioneer sampler reported Wednes-
day the following cars of orc received.
Nevada. 2. Bingham, /: Tintic, l.
The Taylor Brunton sampler report
ed Tintic. Q; Nevada 3; Bingham. (
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
SILVER SHIELD DEVELOPMENTS
Superintendent Hoffman Says Work.
1ngs Are Nearing Ore Body.

Superintcndcnt Ed Hoffman was in the
CITY Wednesday on his way from the Sill
yer Shield mine TO the Carisa Mr.. Hon
man said that the recent DEVELOPMENTS
III the Silver Shield were most Significant
Il large body OF ore ms
nr. Hoffman has made many radical
changes at the Silver Shield in the short
,lI,e I'm. ne mas been In control, and develop
- he work Is going on at a rapid pace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Blackbird Directors

Tho following directors were elected
Wednesday morning to serve the Black
bird Mining company for the ensuing
year John E. Dubois, Charles J North
y. n. Lehman, F. o. Frlck. j. w Rus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Wednesday
were as follows: Silver. 65lsc; lead. 81 509
ser; copper. lsc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Ore and Rullion

The ore and bullion receipts for
Wednesday given by McCornick's bank,
arc as follows: Ore, sH.lOo; bullion, s67.-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Copper Thought at Depth.
Tonopah-Goldfleld Stocks,
I BID ASKED.

james a. Pollock Il Co. furnish the follow
ing yesterdays San Francisco mining stock
quotations. received ever their private wire:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
LESSONS ARE LEARNED
FROM SAOWSL|DES
Companies to Construct Longer
Spans in Wire Systems
Next Summer.

Tony jacobson, general manager of the
Columbus Consolidated Mining company,
has returned from Alta, where he took
a large party OF men and over twenty
hend OF horses for the purpose Of break
ing a trail Into the camp where snow
slides succeeded In cutting of communi~
cation with the outer world for several
days last week Mr.. jacobson stnted
at present. and that little fear Is OK
pressed to Il repetition of the sad ac-
cidcnt of last week.
Lessons Have Been Learned.
He found that the Columbus power
line was intact practically, and that the
mine itself had escaped any damage
worth mentioning, although IL was be-
tween two bad slides, one thing has been
learned by the recent slides, and which
will be OF benefit in the future, and that
Is larger spans along the wire systems
are better protected from snowslides
The coming summer the company Will
greatly Increase the length Of its wire
spans, and little future interruption IS
anticipated
Columbus Con. to Fore.
While Mr.. jacobson was non-committal
on the question. II was learned from ar
rivals from Alta that the Columbus Con-
solldated company was first and all the
time on the scene I'm the endeayor
TO rescue the six men cntombed un-
der the slides. The company, while
the men Killed were not employed by II
nor known To II in any way, on account
Of the activity IL displayed for humanity 5
sake, wes looked to by a few OF the
rcscuers for regular pay for work done
in digging for the bodies and then the
were going 10 stand the expense OF the
burial of the unfortCnates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
The Day on Change.

Wednocday the local change wos con-
tlnuaton OF good lovos. There total
OF ITs shares sold which brought SIS 100. S.
The quotations FOR the day closed fol-
lows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
COMPANY TO OPERATE
IN OPH|R DISTRICT
BuckhOrn Ore Company Started
by Filing Articles of IncOr-
poration Wednesday.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Buck
horn Ore company wero filed In this city
"Wednesday, and another mining and mill
Ing company OF no small proportions has
been launched, The officers mentioned for
the first year are as follows; Peter
Weimcr. president. manager and di-
rector; NJ. WeImer, vIce-presdent and d.
rector; N Weimcr, secretary treasurer
and director; A n. Cherry, attorney and
director. and James Dyer also a director,
Will Build Many Accessories.
The capitalization of the company Is
placed at 100000 shares at par value
OF 81 per share. Ono million shnres are
set aside as treasury stock, and these
shares Will be utilized In providing means
for developing the ground and eventually
for building n Tamway and mill Tho
property OF the company Is situated on
Ophlr Hill. Ophir mining district. Toocle
county, Utah. and consists OF ter claims
and an option on what Is known as the
California Lode mining claim.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25

]. oBERNDoRFER, STOCK BRO
KER, 16l S. Main. Tel. Bell 1872.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
30 T0IRS TO EuROPE

under superior managemehs ID
advantages. Fall Tours ,ss
World. Annual Oriental Cru
ary. Programme n Free M
FRANK C. CLARK, 50 b "hi'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2i-The Official
closing quotations for mining stocka today
folI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Eastern Capitalists Behind Deal.

Several Duluth and Milwaukee capi-
talists. although not known In the
articles OF Incorporation. are, I'm fact,
behind the deal. and they have ample
funds TO continue the development work
already commenced on the ground. In
addition TO the ten claims the company
has several more within reach There
have been over 10000 worth of ore eX-
tracted from the claims included within
the holdings of the company, and several
thousand feet OF tunnel work has been
which the new company will proceed to
deVeloD yigOrOusly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Own Core Of Ophir Hill.

The ground Of the Buclthorn Ore COM
pany is supposed 10 bo located on the
core of Ophir Hill. and the organizers
have every confidence in the outcome of
their venture
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-17
0iebmGrfte.

Union Stod DaroS, EittS-
burg, ga, Is. 9lpril. - Tinouieb:
&orrotb lcid)t, Morft itetig; Choice
$50 bis $50; Frinla 5.25 bis $50,
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unb bober; Yrinlo ihmere, mittelmHs
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WorferS $40 bis $50, Scrfel geo bis
go; roltbe 80 bis 600. Shoie:
Wartt bober; Erimo mctbcrS 40 bis
400; &Gnmlcr 400 bis $50.
Gbicogo, Is. Npril.- Ninopieb:
3uiubr $4,000, Worft ilou; Sticrc
400 bis GAO; &ilbc 3.25 bis AGO;
Hinber 30 bis 5.35; 9ullen 2.GO bis
4.25; &Glber go bis $50; StoderS
mo SceoerS 80 bis 40. Sdmeinc:
3lliubr $4,000, DC. bober; Gboicc bis
Erimo idmere $40 bis 100; mittelG-
Biae $50 bis $40; @ntd)erS $40 bis
go; FnderS 800 bis go. Shoic:
3uiubr $4,000, Worft itetiQ; Shoic
4.25 bis GAO; HGmmer 4.25 bis $50.
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yer Compiler vWionlcrCp;" iiir Gen.
trol . amerifo, Yononno, Die aanol.
Gone, Colombia uno Siio . Eacific.
SGfcnL per Gnnlpicr pia Colon.
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Colombia, per Compiler oAQcgbonp."
Somltua 81. Npril - 10 llbr
NbenoS, fir bic 9ohomoS, per Gonl-
bon Miomi, S!o.
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Tricf6rfGrocrnn0 nadj Scm Nuslanoc.

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nit Dem gl. 2lpriI enoeuoe @ohe
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llbr &ormitto0S; noh G~roBbritonD
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tags I'M 5 llbr NbcnOs.
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fir europa, per Gompicr nMojeitic",
pio Queenstown.
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gbenbs, iiir SronfreidL Sir , euro.
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per Gonpicr 80 Gbumpagne," pia
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mittags, fir Sonlaica, per Gampier
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SeriaHgt:

Cine iabi0e 9Sirtcrin fir Elm 5pei Sabre
nlteS atnb; muir gut cmpfoblen fem; Spbn
$500. 9in6jnfrGacn III Nr. 1906, Gntams
Elarc. 900
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Sn pcrmictbcn.

MiuGiirtc Simmer III 0crmietbem:
sSro1ls mo Sinter5inlmer i'm 3lueitell lno
ori.ttei Stodlueri. icbr bcniert, pn'leno fir eiI
ooer 5nri 0errer. Na65ntrdgen in Hr. 943,
Yfcit. SaNrttc. StruRc. U0T-t2)
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Scutige S6luBrotc:

Wo19. 3llllbren 4O,22l Wu.
id)cl; &erionot bon ben Glepotorcn
2l1,479 9uldel; .Torratb
937,619 9uibcl. SerfGufe: 10000
9ulbel september 81 53, 3 @oggonS
gcmiidter Spot 5l 527s, 1 90. Nr. =
meiBer 81 533s. 10000 Moi 5t 53, 4
@oggonS Ipril 5u 80, 5000 Spot 81,
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canton mub StsbIaustswm n.
Ehrina,a .Eaufnn Qichetfraris6ale."

Gpring'S Canton 2ieneyfrars-3aue,"
ci;oiuef.Gde 3. ctr. u. 1aitsNDe., Santos
6auptauartier hes ,9aHtors2ieoerfran5".
Siuaiiuroe ieoen Mittuch Ibello. Ser
itaa gbeno. .gafioual"sgN.r am Sapf.
GbefapeafesI eIepbcr = Nolfe 1853 j.
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EurDut.Gdc Der 2D,r. uro Jorrtf.gtr.
Suuptalariicr bes SefGngoereius aWleios
Die. G~ineitnltbeu ie6en SomierttaaIbeio.
8erfummluu9cn ee5 "GenieitniaI Wsebgers
Sereins" ieoen =. iino 4. StenltGB I'M
Monat. 2eIepbou - vi. Teruoi 1856 ".
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Baltimore Warftbcridltc.

Baltimore, Is. Npril 1906.
Mcbl. - 3uiubren 1866 6Glicr,
ciuidlieBlid $500 S1iier 81 Occult
Eoint mo 1896 SGiier 81 Canton.
&iiiten.S erlaubt -- SGiier. Yreiic
inn Nugemeincn Toe bis Toe. bober frii
SriibiobrS- uno acknowledgement.
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Npbcrt 0onmcr'S
n9fuSart.0sanuct dlorsNallc."

! Tr. f921-f923, SrleohosStrabc.
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! perianlmeIt li6 iebeu Sieriiug II. Wiitis
! nod bier. 9Dciapcuie Gelepbou SSo!ie
! SD 3. 4 (Mpril4,10
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ehmiSt's rGihemfranS.SaIi

.Sa"upt0rartier oes .@abern ar u nj. sY,ers
ems .9itenfrnn5sS umcapereirts,A .@dih
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Union" rno .SeiDer.eoifIape gr. 4Io,
6. 4 E.s1eIepbon - Bolfe 250a g9.
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gu pcrmirtbeu:
SbUn m6blirieS Srnni6immcr fir eineu ooer
5Dei 6errcn: IriOuis SnniIic. 9,ndb6ufrupei
in ar tO1, observation-disclosures. u07-Sl
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SpuIioc Sd)luRrote:

Sofer. - 3~u'ubren $3.50 9il.
lhcl; ats Den Glcpntoren 3uriidae5o-
gen 1908 Wmidel; Glepotoren.8or
roth il9,470 9uid)el, SerfGuie I
Woggon Nr. 3 meiBer 5u 1874, I 90.
90. 81 3S.
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Stnf's NUffI,
SfY,R0ff!aturr.SfYn ar

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rei"sYter. YerfammluHgssGosaf hes Ut
2pmba rbftr. SmmeriuabreEocn 8an. nnb
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g. 8piat'S Gale,

Nr. 1920 mo :t22, Sariuro.Autane.
Saupinuartier hes p3baIiasWidnHerhorSA.
Saue uno Sonatergartet binta al per-
mieibeu. Guter plab fit Iuiiernr3iten.
5einiie 8etrinfc. 5reis4ooI. s. &c -
IeIepbot - Mt mtcnpu 1869 H.
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Nban gtuyp'S Neitaurant,

Wr. 1104, Woro.Ge l.Npenue.
Ser ,giornpit sSmlmerludbrenoer BanbereIH
bon baltimore" %berf1mmeIt iih bier ies
ben Wontae. - Secree Nrebm Il Gons
Bier am 3apf, nG6 heutIber Gtt olfeft
BON Sob.
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Imftiuns Nn5ciarn.
9ctrr :. Campbell, Auiualt,
Or. %. clt.qerinatun strnnc.

@cnldb einc8 9efebles Oc9 NreiSgcriht3 ocr
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W,ittupd,, oel IS. 9tpril 1906. ! llbr asndmlls
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Noruue, oaS n%reiitbdiae acknowledgements gSobrs
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lidc Sun.
&erluufssNcbineungert: Sin SriltcI @a0y.
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liebcn oes ainierS. Gin Scpoitt bon 500 cs
iurocrt.
Gniil %nouiR. 1ruitec.
%l'nttiian g. @abnu, 9httiotatureu.
U0G-S)
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0aliimurcr Nfticmmarfi.
Siduts SeiurititeH.

9iort6 Carolina Ger -. .......129 &C..
Sirgiuid 3er (neue) .......... 0lh -.
Giroiuin 2.3er Century .. ..... % -.
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~ D%erfnnfen:
aRorulano Gbattrl Yoan MKoeiation.

SO bis $500 Werbta oerlieten cut 9aSbeis,
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