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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-01
COUNTY BOARD
Proceedings of their adjourned April
Session.

Sboshone, Idaho May 2Sth 1906.
Adjourned meeting OF the Board
10th day OF session.
The Board of Commissioners
met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment
Present. F. E. Crosse Chair
man, w. B. Kelly and Guy II.
Lennon, Commissioners and A. l.
Mcmahon Clerk.
1t appearing to the Board that
the estate of s. F. P. Briggs has
been assessed with all the property
heretofore belonging to it and that
the following described land has
been set aside out of said estate as
a Homestead for the use of Mary
Briggs widow of said S. f. 7.
Briggs. viz: the NE4 of the SEE,
Sec. A, NW4 Sci, M SW4 Sec. 3,
Up. y D, X. il L.
And it also appearing that Ma
nv Briggs is entitled to an exemp-
ton of $1C0O.CO as a widow, 1t IS
hereby ordered that she be and Is
allowed a credit on the taxes OF 1903
of $39 80 and credit in School dis
Z
trlct No. 27 for the year 1900 OF
S12 90 and that the Auditor credit
the ass ssor with the above amounts
on the Delinquent roll.
The Board adjourned until . a.
m. tomorrow.
Eleventh day of Session, Nav
29th, 1906.
The Board met this day pursn-
ant to adjournment.
Present, F. E. Crosse, Chairman
". B. Kelly, Commissioner, and a
/. Mcmahon. Clerk.
The Board had under considera-
ton the bids for the construction
Of the Black Canyon Road and
there being but one bid made, al
ter due consideration it is hereby
ordered that the contract be let to
Harvey Dixon Jr., the only bidder
for the sum of Seventeen Hundred
Dollars. The road is to be built,
according to specifications attached
20 the contract, and to be complet-
ed within seventy-five days from
this date.
1t is also ordered that said Harvey
Dixon Jr.. shall file a bond to this
county in the penal sum of $4,000.
90 with not less than two suristies
who shall be residents of Lincoln
County, for the faithful discharge
of the above contract.
There being no further business
the Eoard adjourned sine die.
f E. CROSSE.
Chairman.
Attest:
Al. MCMAHON, Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-01
Proud Of freak Goose.

Shureditch. London, is proud OF
goose that drinks s-out and dances in.
eloks.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-01
Resolutions of Thanks.

The committee on resolutions re-
spectfully report:
Resolved: That the convention
of Sunday Schools of Lincoln
County assembled at Gooding,
May "a and 25, tender first their
hearty thanks to the State Presi-
dent and officers for their assist
ance and presence in their conven-
ton and the inspiration given by
them to the work.
Resolved: That we tender our
hearty thanks to the Shoshone
Journal for the publicity given to
their program and the generous
notices OF the meeting.
Resolved: That we tender our
hearty thanks to the trustees OF
the Gooding School for the use OF
their building and to the citizens
of Gooding, who, regardless OF
creed have given the hospitalties
of their hearts and homes to the
visiting delegates.
STERLING r. JUSTICE.
Mrs. w. F. JOHNSON.
EDWARD PRATT.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-01
Chairman.

w. H. BAVGa, NJ. E@
Secretary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-01
Board OF Health.

May Sth 1906.
The Board of Commissioners
met this day as Board OF Health
with DIR. w. II. Baugh as Secretary
The Board inspected the Vii
lage of Shoshone and found the
same in a fair sanitary condition.
1t is hereby ordered that. all
back-yards, alleys &c. not. yet
cleaned, must be cleaned oi all
rubbish within the next. fifteen
days. That all manure piles must
be removed and the place put. in,a
sanitary condition.
+. E. Crosse,
Chairman.
w. H. BAvGa, NJ. E<
Secretary
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-01
OFFICE HOURS

10 20 12 A. NJ 1. to 4P. NJ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
MAMMOTH CHANGES.
Officers Call Meeting to Discuss Re-
organization of Company.

There has been special meeting called
by the officials Of the Mammoth Mining
company for the 3lst OF this month, at
which the stockholders Will discuss i'm
pLrtant matters. The following letter has
been sent TO the stockholders Thursday
The management OF the Mammoth
Mining company has determined that IL Is
for the best interests of the stockholders
OF said company TO rcincorpordte all of
the properties that IL now owns In the
State OF Utah, and in the State OF Ne
ynda. for the purpose or obtaining the
right to go into the Federal courts I'm
respect 20 all actions brought against
said company. As the matter now stands
the company is compelled To submit all
Utah.
1T is proposed. therefore. TO organize
a corporation I'm the state or Nevada,
with n capital stock OF 81 100000 and TO
transfer all the property OF the Nam
moth Mining company, both real and per-
sonal To such corporation for the sum of
81, 10000, and TO Issue therefor 400, COO
shares of stock by the new corporation.
and TO divide said 100000 shares among
the present shareholders OF the Mammoth
Mining company in payment for said
property. This VIII give each stockholder
precisely the same number OF shares In
the new corporation that each now holds
In the Mammoth Mining company. and
make all stock fully paid up. The capital
stock Is reduced 10 $1,000 coo TO save eX-
penScs and Incorporation fcoe and In no
way affects the actual value OF the stock
or the interest OF any stockhodcr the
same now is.
The business OF the company will be
carried or rs heretofore, the only differ
once benz that such business Will be con
duCtcd in the name or the new corpora
ton instead OF the old. and that the
FtoC kholdcrs Will hold their stock I'm the
new, instead OF the old corporation Az
soon the meeting of the stockholders
Is held and a new corporation is formed
and organized the stockholders can at
once send In their old stock and new
Gtock VIII be issued to them. one share In
thu new for enc share In the old corpora
.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Quick Remedy Necessary.
CHIPMUNK Is GOOD GROUND.
Company of Which Malcolm Macdon.
aid Is President Making Record.

Scarcely a week ago. by some swift
manipulation and the payment of large
cash sum of money, the Lefkovits broth
crs, George Lewis, W. a, Stevens and
Walter s. Williams. all OF Goldneld
bought the famous Chipmunk Nos l and
claims. lying close to the main portion
of Manhattan. says the Sun OF Godficld
Since then many startling developments
have taken place in the organization OF
the claims Into n company. and more I'm
portant stlll, the opening of one Of the
veins that has practically proven itself
20 be n true fissure OF n most profound
character. with values that range on tho
surface from S10 TO Sl0 TO the ton An
other cross vein has been discovered on
the surface In many places that averages
from $40 to $50 per ton.
From the day that the papers were
signed force of men have been at work
under the direction OF w. A. Stevens. and
the result obtained has surprised even the
most enthusiastic boosters who have now
assembled In the now famous camp OF
sold. Malcolm Macdonald of Shoshone
lame is the president OF the Chipmunk
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
DEVELOPING OLD BEAVER.
Beaver Lake and Star Districts Are
Rapidly Being Made Great

Special TO Tho Tribune
MILFORD. March IA recent visit TO
the districts Of Beaver Lake and star ls
fun OF encouraging discoveries. The
Wasatch King we found in splendid
shape. The company at present is direct
ing lts energies In driving n drllt rom
the face OF the tunnel as feet In TO tap
the great gold-copper ore vein, which, by
sinking 9 shaft has been demonstrated
to exist at a depth OF 200 feet. The dTlit
is now In 10 feet and It Is expected that
the ore vein Will be reached within lS5
feet from the face OF the drift
Joseph ~ Leggctt, postmaster OF Troy
n Y, accompanied by J. {. Brownncld
manaGing director. arrived from the East
this morning for the purpose of lnauSur-
ating the seasons campaign OF develop
ment. 4 steam hoisting plant VIII be put
In place at once and "A sufficient force VIII
be put to work TO push the development
OF this valuable property with all possible
viCor The ore in this property Is rich
In gold copper and silver, and its open
Ing up win in the Judgment OF expert
talent, prove no disappointment to those
interested In the company.
The Silver Crown group consists OF M
teen claims, and is situated near the
northwest portion of Beaver Lake dis
trict An Eastern party obtained an op-
ton on this property last December The
owners, T. NJ Lane and j. c. Brownicld.
have been notified that the option Will be
taken up today The consideration, al
though private, Is known TO be OF sub
stCnual dimensions. In consummatinG
are making no mistake. as the physical
condition OF the property as shown by
Developments, clearly indicate.
The parties taking over this property to
show that they mean business, have al
ready sent TO Mr.. Lane for estimates
for boarding house, bunt-housc tools
etc, necessary To begin the camp on an
active campaign of development 1ne
work VIII be conducted along scientific
lines and pushed with that vim and yIgor
which is Characteristic OF Eastern enter
prise All tins means much for the dis
trict and Beaver county. and IL is a mat
ter OF CongTatulation that men OF means
and conservative speculation have under
taken the opening up of mine on ground
so inviting.
Work on the Buckeye, owned by Am
brose Hedges et al, will commence in
few days This property adjoins the Sue
cess ground and is n near ncighbor OF the
Wasatch King and the Southern Copper
properties. IL requires little courage to
conduct the work OF development on such
property rs the Buckeye, the ore OF which
Is a generous vein In tho bottom OF the
shaft is feet deep and assays SIS gold l6
per cent cooper and l9 per cent lead 10
tho ton, Work on this property Will be
continuous.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02

California capitalists. The sale amounted
10 II 600 shares at IL cents. The buyers
are Charles Kaufman and j. j. Han oil
Corning, CAL and Gus Kraft, million
Gire from Red Bluff.
They arrived In Goldncld several DAYS
ago. and on Saturday left with DICK Co
burn In n Pope-Tolcdo auto Tor Man
haitian They made the trip In hNc hours
and a half After walking over the Red
Top ground the deal was then and there
completed for the balance of the treasury
stock. They returned last evening IN the
Same auto. leaving Manhattan at l2:SO
o clock annd arriving here at 7 o'clock
thus making the total distance OF lVo
miles over desert and mountains an after
noon journey. They had one break down
on the trip and were stranded on tho
desert for over an hour.
The officers OF the Red Top company
are perfectinG plans for big proposition
by which water is TO be ditched and plped
for fourteen miles in order to furnish
power and wpter TO the town and mines.
They are assured OF al least twenty-slN
inches during the dry season and hitE-
five Inches at other times. The California
people who bought the balance or the
treasury stock are also large owners OF
Goldncld Red Top stock, holding between
them over 1900 shares, which tneS
bought around 80 cents several months
ago They were here on a visit 10 see
about collecting their dividends when
they were induced TO visit Manhattan ana
Invest there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Mining Notes.

Kirby Thomas Western MANAGER OF the
Mining World a journal that has always dealt
fairly with Utah and her great mines. Is In
the city from Denver
Judge Lochrie. prominent In mining and To-
gal circleJ OF Beaver county arrived Thurs
day from Milford for short visit
Walter c. Orem. general manager Of tho Red
Wing and Utah Apex, In Bingham Thurs
day. accompanied by \. Orcm
Robert Gorllnski has returned from a week 3
swing around some mysterious mining circles.
called thithcr by business In the lines OF his
profession
General Manager Levy Of tho Annie Laurie
IS expected from that property ono day this
week
Samuel Nowhouso departed Thursday after
noon Tor New York city. Mrs, NcwhOuse ac-
companicd him and she viii sail for Paris
next Tuesday.
Capt McVichle. general manager OF tho
bingham Con, in the cl5y Thursday.
Pat Ryan. well known in local mining cir
cles, has returned from visit To Duluth
Assistant General Manager II. II. Green OF
the Bingham Con. spent Thursday at the
bingham Junction smeltcr.
a r. Taamantes, we'll known In civil en-
gtncCrlng circles, OF which nc is u prominent
member, has returned from Iron county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Good DEVELOPMENTS at Depth.
INTEREST IN CONGER.
Bingham Property Demanded by In
vestors on Salt Lake Exchange.

The stock of the Conger Mining COM
pany WAS quoted for the first time Thurs
day on the local exchange for quite a sea-
son and naturally the demand for the
stock created some discussion and much
interest II was aSccrtalncd that while
the property Is not being worked at the
present time, II IL not unlikely that the
Congcr will soon be the scene OF con-
siderable activity.
The Conger property Is at Bingham.
consisting of ten claims. and practically
adjoining the ground of the Ohio Cop
per company on the north The property
is not a youngsteT by any means the
stock having been quite active In the
earlier days by virtue OF the real merits
OF tho claims Considerable work has
been done on the ground, one shaft being
down 10 a depth OF 500 feet from which
large amount of cross-cutting has been
done.
With the resumption OF activity upon
the Conger the stock VIII I'm all PROBABLE
fly be again In demand here. The stock
was quoted Thursday at 35 ccnts bid and
80 cents asked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
]. OBERNDORFER, STOCK BRO
KER. 16l s. Main. Tel Bell. 1872
Chicago Transfers Out.

CHICAGO, March 1.-Enmity between
two rival unions OF drivers. one friendly
and the other hostile TO President Come
Illus Il. Shea. is the cause OF a strike OF
go eXcavaiing teamstcrs ordered To take
place today, The strike will affect all
grading ard street repairing work as well
as that on building excavations.
While the drivers friendly TO Shea Will
go out, the members OF the other union
Will remain on their wagons and continue
To perform their work. The latter s com
posed OF men who seeded from the Shea
union recently. They are said TO be head
Ing "A general secession movement which
for months secretly has been gathering
force i'm Chicago among the tenmstcrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
STORM AT ALTA.
Wires Down After Sending Good
News to Salt Lake Offices.

The local Offices OF companies holding
properties In the camp OF Alta were re-
assured Thursday morning that there had
been no damage TO any of the properties
on account OF the heavy snow. President
jacobson OF the Columbus Consolidated
stated Thursday that he had succeeded in
making telephone connections with the
camp early in the morning, but later on
In the day tn" wires were down.
Alta Is the sCcue at present OF one of
the heaviest snowstorms OF the winter
as. i'm fact. are nearly all portions OF
mining Utah close to Salt Lake No com
panles Thursday were worried about
slides following the heavy snow and
communication with the camp will be re-
sumed today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
SPENDING DIVIDENDS.
Red Top Fortunates Seek to Duplicate
Luck in Manhattan Mines.

Outside capital appears to be anxious
to get In on tho ground floor at Man
haitian. as the Manhattan mines are TO
receive the capital says the Goldheld
Sun. Two more large deals are recorded
to the credit of the camp one is the pur-
chase of the Maynower and Big Pine
claims for a cash consideration of 800 COO
by j II Weston Il prominent Comstock
mining man. IT is generally understood
that he has made the deal In behalf OF 81
large syndicate of moneyed men on the
Comstock whom he represents.
The other deal was the purchase of the
balance of the treasury stock in the Man.
haitian Red Top company by trio OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
FORENOON SALES.

Carisa. 100 at 32c
Dely-Iudgc, 80 at 5000. seller thirty days
Lille Bel. 5oo Mt $50; a at $50; 90 n,
81 rs; 800 at NIi zoo at H.S2, 5oO at 81 So
ico at N$5; 100 at SIS; 2'o at $40 goo at s495
sixty days. loo at Si93; 90 at $3.50; loo at
sass
May Day. 1000 at l9Ac: 900 az 1850
Uncle Sam. 500 at NC; 100 at i0zc. 2oo AT
i0Sc. so at 40c.
Little Chief 1000 at &c
sixty day0, SGO at 9A.c; 9C0 al 2ic. buyer thir-
" days. 5000 at 2ii.c. buyer sixty days. 1000 nt
2ic, buyer sixty days: 1000 at zee. buyer thr-
~ days; 90 at 2Ac. seller sixty days; 20,
at 2JlzC. seller sixty duys; 500 at 23isc.
Shares sold. 80. 100
Selling value, s2l,952 10.
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel. 900 at Gle
Columbus Con. $50 at I.9j; 100 at 81 97-
buyer sixty days 100 ut 1874; 100 Mt N9S. 100
at s. 92is
Copper Glance 100 at I0c.
DAILY. 100 at Sl20.
Daly-Judge. 100 at $40 IS
Little chief. 1000 al &c. 100 at nc:
Lower Mammoth. 7c) at Jaci go at 32l.c;
go at &c.
New York 5000 at Z3i4c.
Victor Con, aO1 II iirc.
Victoria, loo at So
Shares sold. 8.I50
Selling value, tS91I %.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Daly-Judgc. 100 ut S1O.Z5.
Grand Central 100 at 81 IS.
Little Bell. 90 al $50. loo at N.S5.
Beck Tunnel 100 1t e0c.
shares sold. $50.
Selling value. S2lS0.
OPEN BOARD.
Cnrisa. 600 at SOEc: 10 at 5Ol4c; 800 at 3O4c,
1890 at a0c
Copper Glance 600 at ohc
Columbus Con. 2O0 at 81 95 seller sixty days.
10 nt tl0S: 100 st Sfs7.
Lowsr Mammoth. 1000 at aJc.
Little Bill. 100 at 81.
Manhattan Gold King 1000 at 10c
Yankee Con. JIO at 32c.
Shares Gold IA. $50.
Selling vnluc. SiISs -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Boston Copper Market.

James A. Pollock az co. furnish the fol-
lowing Boston copper letter. received over
their private wire.
The impression among some traders Is
that the market has had reaction enough.
md rally, at least, should follow this
weakness"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
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ARRIVE.
no. tFrom Ogden. Chic,..
SCLnohe. 81. Louis. Kanas
CITY and Denver Sas
NO. S-From Ogden ps.:s
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NO. -From Ogden and dSo 50
termediate points u in-
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points ..... mediate
No. 1S-From Chicaeo' 60.
at. ha. Ogden ogden and lntsrmedi-
No. 2-Brom Ogden Cbic.,.-
Ct Louis, Kansas Sreo,
omaha. Denver and s.y.
Francisco -. san
no. lO-From Ogden CO..
Valley Butte Ssene
and San Francisco ''ana
No, |For ogdon. om,,
City and ST. Louis asAs
No 7-For Ogden. Porfi.,,n.s;-'
Butte. San Francisco I'D
intermediate points 3no
no. l--For Ogden. omah
Chicago. Denver, Ranss
CITY. 81. Louis and sso
No. n-For Ogden Easn.
Valley and intermediats
points .-.... ........
No. 17-For OGcen. O,r.n
Chicago and intern sdiass
points -...-.......
No. S-For Ogden, Denvsr>
Kansas City, Onnahn a.
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No. e-For Ogden. Cacrs
Valley. Butte, Helsrs,
Portland, San Francisr<
and intermediate points
D. F. BURLEY
d. s. SPENCER 7
CITY Ticket Office, 2n Mair
Telephone 80.
kote.-Train NUMBER zho-
Oregon Short Line train nur
not apply to tho Southern p,
Ogden or the Union Paciic =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
SCHWAB MAY BUY
ORIGINAL BULLFROG
Purchaser of ShOshOne Arrives
in Famous Camp and
AwakenS RumOr.

Charles NJ Schwob, accompanied by
Malcolm Macdonald John Mcl<anc, Don
aid b Gillles. his right-hand bower. and
Bob Montgomery. from whom Mr
Schwab recently purchased the control Of
the ShoShonG mine at BullfrOE. Is now
at Bullfrog. Goldhold has become af-
nictcd with the ruWor fever that is 80
prevalent elsewhere. and 1t Is expected
that on the return OF Mr.. Schwab he Will
announce that the Original BullfroG has
been added to his BulfrOg possessions.
First to Be Located.
The Original Bullfrog mine was prac-
uCGlly the first to be stakcd of by the
pioneers OF that great camp. The prop
erly has become famous through the ma
tGrc OF the ore that has been extracted
from its workings. This ore appeared near
the surface I'm kidneys averaging six
inches In diameter These kidneys were
extremely rich, so much so, In fact, as
to not be shipable owing TO the enor-
nous rates that would havo 10 be paid
for Its transportation. Much OF the ore
was sent to Goldheld. where 1t was made
up into Jewelry.
Good Developments at Depth.
1t is understood that the Original Bull
frog mine has developed into a property
Of great promise by deeper workings
and II Mr. Schwab takes control of 1t as
intimated IL may be taken for granted
that the developments with depth are
most significant The property Is To-
Gated a short distance west of Rhyoltc.
between that camp and the Gold Bar
property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Present Gait Will Be Maintained.

In this city the local stocks are rccciv-
Ing attention, ard II Is apparent that Utah
is beginning TO take more confidence in
home properties now that the East has
signihcd It's approval OF them in such GER
tain measures So 1t is expected that the
present market Will keep up its present
gait for some time TO come
on Thursday a total OF $3.50 shares
were sold. turning the sum OF S57, ,Ig5 %
The quotations for the day closed as fol-
lows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
READY FOR OPERATIONS.
Hoist on Bingham Mary Completed
md Sinking Shaft Will Begin.

Superintendent Lindcman Of the Bing-
ham Mary mine was In the city Ihursday
i'm conference with General Manager Sid
rcy Bamberger. The new hoist on the
property Is now ready for active opera
lions and 1t Is probable that the contract
for sinking the shaft will be let within
a 10 1aye
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Richmond-Eureka Wages,

1t is reported that the Richmond-Eur
ka Mining company OF Ruby Hill has vol
UNFAIRLY Increased the wages Of skilled
underground workmen 80 cents day.
Miners Will receive So per day, tlmoermen
8 % nnl tlmncr hclpers $3.21.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Goldfleld Stock Sales.

The GoldAeId Sun OF the 26th day of
February says that the total sales on the
Goldhold exchange for the week previous
TO that date amounted TO $50 800 shares
turning the sum OF t73. .S21. so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Salt Lake Is Awakening.

New York. Philadelphia and PittsburG
are strong on gold stocks, being partial
10 Nevada properties. Boston is a poor
market foE anything except copper and
there one must go with stock that runs
wei up into money before the investing
public Will give II any notice whatever.
Salt Lake Is awakening TO the profits that
can be made In Nevada propositions, San
Francisco having learned this fact after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Ore Shipments.

Tho Pioneer sampler released the follow
ing cars of ore Thursday: Tintic. /.
Bingham. 1; Alta. /; Nevada. 2.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler released
Tlntic, Is; Bingham, 2; Nevada. l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts for Thurs
day were given by McCornIckS bank as
follows; ore, $500; bullion. $500. gold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Much Development in Store.

1t is evident that should the property
pass into the hands contemplated there
VIE be inauEurated n most diligent De
VCiopnicnt OF the Lodges OF the mine, ana
IL Is expected that the Copper Glance
will become ono OF the prominent pro
duCcrs Of that rich camp.