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The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
LASALLE

Q. G. Zingg is in Holyoke looking
after business interests.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Dunn is seriously i'll.
Jesse Beattie is registered in the
Greeley high school this week.
Miss Myra Wolfenden of Greeley
was the guest of Miss Edith Ellis
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes were
guests of the Misses Ellis last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. E. C. Harrington has been
visiting relatives in Colorado Springs
the past ten days.
Miss Maude Welch who has beer
visiting her parents the past week
returned to Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. F. E. Gitfen and children re.
turned to Denver last week after ter
days visit with friends and rela
tives.
VIM. Patterson will open his meal
market Friday prepared to care TO
the demands of the public in his lin,
OF business.
Dwight McKenney met with TIN
NIL fortune of breaking bone in on
OF his ankles and splintering anothe
Monday evening.
The LaSalle school opened Tues
day with an enrolment of ninet
pupils. Prof. Harbottle, principal
Miss Alma Miggett, intermediate
Miss E. Esther Ellis, primary.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
Pleasant Valley

A. n. Lyster and family have re-
turned from a weeks outing in the
mountains.
Mrs. Peter Brown, who has been
laid up with rheumatism the past
two weeks, is able to be out.
The Union Ladies Aid held
their annual meeting on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 5 at Mr.. Mort Darl-
inr'S, with the ladies of the Bethel
aid as guests.
The Pleasant valley school COM
menced Monday, with many new
pupils enrolled. Miss Bohen and
Mrs. Marsh are the teachers. The
Grounds have been much improved
with a new lawn and cement walks.
The Peter Brown school began
Sept. 1.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
To Music Lovers.

The Northern Colorado School of
Music has succeeded in securing
the services of one of the best known
violinists and cornetiSts in the state
of Colorado. to teach in their school.
Mr.. Hatch gives private lessons on
violin. mandolin and all band in
struments at the school parlors. 1t
is also his intention to organize a
school orchestra. Ten subscription
pupils will secure Mr.. Hatch's ser
vices one day each week in Greeley.
Those desiring further information
or to make arrangements for lessons
will please call at the school, S261 !.
Ninth street, on next Tuesday. Sep.
tember IL, at any hour from O'Clock
a. IN. to O'Clock p. m.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
EVANS

f. II. Beeson is reported on the
sick list.
Mart Briggs took in the Loveland
corn roast last Monday.
W. ID. Young is confined to his
home with a severe cold.
Pat Lynch is suffering from n
severe attack of rheumatism.
Fred James of East Evans was the
guest OF DIR. Lonergan Sunday.
Rev. Beardsley of Denver was call
ing on Evans friends Saturday.
Rev. Crook and family are attend
ing camp meeting in Denver this
week.
Rev. f. NJ. Wilson and wife OF
Parnassus, Pa. are the guests Of
Rev. ]. NJ. Wylie and family.
Edd .Huffsmith and family re-
turned home Saturday from two
weeks camping in the mountains.
Rev. Coffman of Eaton aud Rev.
Beardsley of Denver assisted in the
services at the NJ. E. church Sunday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry. Funk re-
turned home Friday from trip to
Milwaukee, indianapolis and other
eastern cities.
The Nebraska drain ditch company
passed through Evans Saturday
morning with twenty-five yoke of
oxen, headed for Greeley.
Miss Lille Huffman after a
weeks visit with her friend, Lenna
Vanderlip, returned to Fort Collins
Sunday where she Is attending the
agricultural college.
The Evans school opened Tuesday
with the following teachers In
charge: Prof. 1mboden, Misses
Moreland and Sanford of Greeley and
Miss Celeen of Alta, Iowa.
Mr.. Walters of Sacramento,
CAlif.. formerly Of Evans, was call
ing on old friends here last Wednes-
day. He is in the employ Of the
Southern Pacific shops at Sacra-
mento.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
BEEBE DRAW

| "A Frv lost a valuable horse last
h from eating too mcuh grain.
hrss Edna Dean went to her
Fool I'D near Ault last Saturday.
|Mr. and Mrs. Reeves and children
codfrey Bottom visited with
binds here last Friday.
h f, Alfred came down from
|nrpr last week to look after his
kch and visited friends.
Mrs. zueie Clymer and baby OF
veland visited her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Wright, last week.
Il. and Mrs. Mosier Of Denver
ne down in their automobile to
h their brother, Richard Shan
and family last week.
kt the republican primary held at
school house Aug. 27 Sherman
|rkls, c. H. Girvan and VIM. Bed
h we're the delegates elected to
end the county convention to be
d In Greeley, Sept. s.
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THE DELTA

A, Foley lost a valuable work
Y last week.
aaud Carlson made u business
10 Fort Morgan Monday.
laud.. ..Clarkson sold his team last
to someone living near Kersey.
bideration, 800.
i. Smith is thinking of selling
place and moving to another part
be state for his health.
Us. Carkson's mother, Mrs.
(e, from Hutchinson, Kan, has
visiting her the past week.
Ifs. 7. c, Welch from Boulder
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
y, tile past two weeks. She re-
led to Boulder Tuesday.
rs. Chas. Robson has been very
the past week. She had a
OF paralysis Monday which
l!zed tile vocal organs. At this
lug she is gaining strength
y and the doctor thinks will
~ hef usual health in time.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
GIBSON

Mr., and Mrs. Clark Webster moved
Saturday from Windsor to this
neighborhood.
Mr.. Busick left last Tuesday for
Nebraska to look after his interest
in some stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey of Godfrey
Bottoms visited Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lucas.
James Luark and wife of Windsor
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank
Young this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harris and
daughters Elizabeth and Margery
spent Thursday In Longmont.
Mr.. Keil and family who moved
to Kentucky in May have returned
we'll satisfied to remain in Colorado
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
GROVER

/ A new bridge over Big Grow creeE
is to be built.
w. o, Martin reports a pleasant
trip to Denver
S. 3. Cunningham was in Greeley
one day last week.
Miss Holmes will teach the DOR
sey' school in district 40.
Herman Lingelback is on oeei
roundup for Frank Benton.
Miss Bergstrand is again to teach
the Rutfner'' school in district ~
Miss Radfeld, a graduate of san
lose, Calf. will teach the Grover
school this term.
Richard Sedgwick left for New
Castle, Wyo., taking several head Of
horses overland for his brother.
Nggers \ Son have taken Il
burlington contract to arm Il
well at Elsie. Neb. \. Anderson
and T.. Wilmunder as drillers.
j. M. Scdgwick and family re-
turned Sunday to their home at Ne"
Castle, Wyo. Miss Alice Sedg"lck
accompanied them as far rs sterIlhs
on her way to attend schooi at Ere
mont, Neb.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
All Over Weld.

The farmers of Big Bend have got
tired of waiting till late in the fail
to get their threshing done so have
bought Il machine OF their own.
Mansfield Rudd has returned to
his home I'm Illinois after a two
months visit with the family OF E.
Rudd. He left much improved In
health.
A surprise party was given on
Ernest Rudd Friday evening, it be-
Ing his birthday. About thirty OF
his friends gathered at his home and
tripped the light fantastic till the
wee small hours. Music was fur
nished by Rogers and Wolf of Peck
ham. A delicious lunch was served.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06

.euuea the general conference held
10 Greeley the past week. ''''
There was no preaching at tbe NJ
- ohufch Sunday, Rev. Cooper be.
Ing absent attending conference
Lyle parnell will 60 to Fort ro,.
nus this week where he will attend
ohe agricultural college this year.
Walter Knowles visited old friends
IN Windsor THURSDAY He will at1
'eno 'he university again this year,
Inc farmers are very busy gather.
ihs 'heir hne crops, The rain Sat-
uroay and Sunday greatly benefited
the beets and potatoes.
Rev. Harlow and wife left rnos-
day for their new field of labor at
Delta. Their many friends regret
lhal they should leave Windsor.
Little George Kimhal who has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr.
ana MIS-. James S. Newell, returned
TO MS home in Greeley Saturday.
school began Tuesday. With two
exceptions the teachers are the same
as last year. Prof Burns of Greeley
Is principal and Miss Rose LegIer
teacher of the fifth grade.
Rev, John Cropper of Clinton.
MO- who is visiting friends in
windsor preached several evenings
at the Christian church during the
week and occupied the pulpit both
morning and evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
PIERCE

Lots of wheat is being shipped
from Pierce this week.
Jack Boulter is building Jap
house at Pierce this week.
Mrs. Stuttsman is entertaining
friends from Greeley this week.
Mrs. Emma Hubbard of LaSalle
is visiting friends at Pierce this
week.
Messrs. James and Carl McMillen
and Fay Jones are Denver visitors
this week.
John and Phyllis Boulter and Miss
Polly. Haines attended the Sunday
School picnic in Eaton Thursday.
The Pierce school is experiencing
some trouble this week in getting
started owing to the board failing
to come to terms with Mr.. Priddy,
who owns the school site.
Mr.. Rowe, living north of Pierce,
has interested the county commits
sioners In our roads in this section
They are looking over the country
this week and purpose opening aur
every section line as far north as
Dover.
Mesdames Pence, Link, Brayton,
Morley and Curtis and the Misses
Todd, Jackson. and Hubbell of Ault
and Mrs. Boulter of Pierce went on
a choke cherry expedition to Decker,
| fifteen miles north of Pierce. last
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl McMullen are
royalty entertaining young man at
their home north of Pierce. He ar
rived last Sunday. weighed eleven
pounds, and has signitied his inten-
tion to make Pierce his home for the
future.
J. w. Cline, of Platteville is un-
loading a 32-h. p. double cylinder,
compound engine at Pierce this
week. Mr.. Cline has Il section of
land west of Dover. which he intends
breaking. He runs "A plows and
will do breaking for anyone who may
desire it.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
WINDSOR

Mrs. j. j. Downey is visiting her
parents In Denver.
The sugar factory campaign begins
the fifteenth OF this month.
Many Windsor people attended the
corn roast at Loveland Monday.
We are glad to state that Mrs. W..
II. Porter is slowly recovering from
her Illness.
Miss Blanche Mccullough is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. j. Wich In
Wellington.
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. McNeal were
passengers to Denver Sunday for n
few days visit.
Miss Leota Powers and brother,
Cody, left Thursday for visit In
Mondamin, Iowa.
A number Of the NJ. E. people at
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
BIG BEND

ha Craven has gone to Sterling
Carpenter work.
Stone is digging his spuds.
are Yielding about 100 sacks per
Myrtle Tounker of Eaton is
los the Misses Ella and Maggie
bard.
= MlI'er and Frank Hineman
's''ors at the Rudd Brothers
sasant Valley Sunday.
.snce , Rudd and wife of Pleas.
ai'ey spent Saturday and Sun
w., ,n 'heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
sns s'sses Ella and Maggie hub.
anu gentlemen friends attended
evening. e''N 'a'uf-
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
BIG BEND

jim Flowers drove to Erie last
week.
Mr.. Moerhle is hauling grain to
Greeley this week.
Miss Anna Flowers left for Boulder
last week, where she will visit with
her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur and sister
spent the past few weeks in the
mountains.
Miss Hazel Pritchard went to Fort
Lupton Thursday where she will at
tend school.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
LUcERNE

eores Goodwin has returned IRON
pan' Mr. and Mrs.
bruan, SON ,,.,or visit.
", hst from Missouri
v,' ,''. and Mrs. ArooId of NJ Douglas, %;xnn
,sni"s. nri ae. we're guests of Mr. l''S0n
It week .,, ,,,o,,sor
ur and Mrs. willis. willis Thompson nnoa p,s,l
~. ,.n'htor of Greeley were v'si-
{ as'Sns ns Nrs. Dnvtr' Wednesday y .,..,,
w.. George has returned from
a, n,irr where Size has been visit
She will teach at the hue''
fool This term.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-06
BRING the School Children.

To the Oasis hotel Thursday' Ell,
day and Saturday, Sept. l"' IL anu
15 where DR.. Saporo. the well
known eye. ear, nose anu ''''o'I
specialist of Denver, Will eNalhil'e
their eyes and yours lree' ''n''
early.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26

Marvin Williams, at the Opera
House last mig hit. entertained our citi-
zens as they were acvcr before enter.
tanned. HIS humor was sparkling.
bright, clean aud wholesome. 1t was
such as any family could listen to with
pleasure. There is not a dissenting
voice to this statcmsnt. Those who
are not attending this iyceum course,
are missing the tineat entertainments
Ordway has ever had. The next mum.
Der in the course will be lecture by
Nat NJ. Bingham. which We are as
sured will be equally first.ciass. When
he comes the Opera House shouid be
filed. Particulars next week.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
From Antelope Lake.

Why didn't the scientists tell us the
north pole was toppiing and going to
fall this way?
As It was, we were all unprepared
for the shock. We didn't pull the
plug out OF the windmill pipes and
they are all ''froze up" The gree.
tomatoes we intended to make chow.
chow OF before winter--weii thcy arc
chow-chowed
yrhe roundup outfit were stranded
at Oiney during the storm. Thous.
auds of cattle from the northern rat,
ges were drifting southwark steadily
all day Sunday. aud probably a good
deal more on Sunday night.
While the road question can not be
definitely settled until the commis--
sioaers meet, 1t is already practically
settled 40 far as the proposed route il
concerned.
9Strong opposition, together with the
heavy damages exacted and the fact
that the route did not copform to sec.
tien lines. co.bine to make il in.
practicable.
1t was the first visit to our com mu-
nifty Of George Ingalls,. our esteemed
county com missioner, who won golden
oPlsions from everybody Concerning
his undoubtedly level head.
Near the end Of that tircsome day.
he sunmed up the whole situation
when he looked around And with =
yawn. remarked: "A public road
through here would spoil an awfri tfus
stock country.'' A6ios.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
Tbr 31r,u Cru.
II Year in Advance
9. b. STEWART, Editor and Mgr.
oRDwAY. COLO, OCT. %, 1906
Box SPRINGS News.

Guy Hurst and wife are housckeep-
ing in W. A. Hansbrough's house an-
til their cottage is completed.
Mrs. Minnie Butte, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. +. L. Sirris,
the past month, returned to her home
in Hope, Kansas, Saturday.
Chas, T.. Custer. John Custer and
wife, from Ordway, were out visiting
their ranch las, Saturday.
The school children will give Hal
lowe'en entertainment to the patrons
OF the district, Oct. 3Ist. Every one
cordially invited to attend.
Box Springs received their share of
the warning Of the elements" Sa,ur-
day and Sunday, the storm being so
severe as to prevent some who were in
ordway from reaching their homes un
til Monday.
c. X. MeCabe is attending the an
nual round up.
Last Friday II was reported that
Joe Trainor was either killed or Sc
riousiy injured. His many friends
were pleased to learn that this was a
false statement.
Box Springs Sunday School will
soon he reorganiZci.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
Olncy Items.


The L. c. Cowboys camped at the
Cowden and Herndo. ranch during
the storm.
lMarchic Fishoucord and Henry Hale
have been absent from school for scv-
erai days, but have returned this week
Mrs. ]. II. Moore was in Ordway
last week.
Two of the Morris children started
to school this week.
Mr.. Benson, fron Pueblo. came to
Olney Tuesday.
Henry Mccoy had the misfortune Of
losing a milch COW.
The storm has prevented the beet
hauling for few days.
The A. p. Smith Lumber Co. Is
fencing the lumber yard.
Mrs. J. S. Work has returned from
Pueblo.
Harry Miilhousc has just returned
from his trip to tho Divide.
Ray Mcintosh, of ordway, was in
Oluey Sunday aud Monday.
Aaude Maucher is again in Oincy.
Mrs. Fishcncord was in Manxanola, +,
Monday.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26

Our line Of Ladies', Misses and
Childrcu's Cioaks are complete. They
are nobby styles. Prices equally as
low as can be obtained anywhere.
Come in aud see them. Remember
you get ticket with each sl.OO pur.
chase, on the Side Board.
CASH BAZAAR.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
NJ. E. Church Meetings.

N. e. Church MeekIn4S.
Sunday; 10 a m, Sunday School
Rally Day.
$3.50 p III. Epworth League. Topic:
II IN, Sermon.
ga Chri,tian Friendship" Leader,
J. A. Sprengic.
7:30 p m. Preach ing service.
Wednesday, 7:3o p m, Mid Week
Service.
Saturday, 8 p M, choir rchearsai.
O. F. Merrill, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
GRAND
Republican Rally,
AT THE
OPERA HOUSE,
Saturday Eve. OCT III

James a. Park and Lyman /. Hen.
ry, candidates for Judge OF the Dis.
trict Court, will address the people.
Other distinguished speakers will
also be presoat aud address the meet
ing.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
Precinct Nominations.

Following ara the nominations for
Justices and constaoies in this pre-
cine. There are two of each to elect
REPUBLIcAS.
Justices, A. NJ. Brenauan aud c. II.
Stewart.
Constabies, w. II. Chown and j. p.
Reynolds.
pgMocRArIc.
Justices, d. I. whit!ock and Alien
Titus,
constabies. D. b. Hirsohpcrger aud
Will Gray.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26

Tht Ladies' Aid Society met yester.
day Yfternoon with Mssdanes Stewart
and Hiass. Refreshniants were served
add . general good tine enjoyed by
ali lpreseut.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
EvaneelIcaI Church Services.

Sunday school at 10 =. m.
Services at II a. m.
Young Peoples Alliance at ZOO I'm
Preaching at 7:30 p. M.
Young Peoples prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 7;30 p m.
Bob Creek Sunday School 10 = m.
German class Saturday, at q p. m.
The public cordially invited to these
services.
c. 9. s.siumsts.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
THE ORDWAY NEW ERA
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ccive sample copics for di.sl''
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26

SEQ the Beautiful Side Board. tn,
great premium offer. Ticket with ev
cry Sl.oo purchase, at the
Cash Bazaar
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E.~ Dre.. w.ol... Il G.llav....

rhers Will b Democratic rally q
- operA uorse tonight. a nambsr
lI9tipestshsd spssksrs ssd iii Of
~ sqleefotic eaadldsiss ~ county
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Not;ce for Puuicstisa

Department OF tes ~
Land Office at Pueoio, ~
Notice is hereby given tl.s ~ n. isss7
named s.t,ios has tiea Imn"sss nU" q y -
to-, 20 make .sc .na MIA ro", Pt. vii bs nsds =.
% iyoS, viz: Leonard A. Hecdsfs9fsv 4
Tor the i. W. x Sec. 0; 7. II -. 49, NJ
lie names the following W. I'M -
his continuous rcnidence up0e
OF said land. vi1 r..a., OoIe,
Jessie l.. Uaikins, OF foiaeL f, -
Guy r. Henderson. Q! IoIcio ~
John yinyard, Of oraun:Ssv. o.
s.A. Abel
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26

Is 1t a Christmas Gift you have Ia
mind? II 30, get iu iiue with your
tickets on the Side BOARD.
CASH BAzAR.
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pgMocRArIC.

Fat Beef Roast for Sunday Dinner
from GAilavan's.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26

Depar,men. y pseble, o.
Aan0 o Oct q - 4
Notice IL hereby given ~ = n r.
named settler has file ! noue y y ~ -
70 make fnal proof 10 rapPsSrh rhsso1s I. 81
that said proof will be m.os sSovr0ba =.
Once ~ Pueblo, colo. =" ;csIegiy
a.rd.sson. SIs; sssn.Iu Il. i. 1850, for ~ fhG
% a.r ~, "a d. u. y Ksa ~
y Sec IS, i. is g.. + 1w. ,.,,.s,,ss = Z
He names the following ~ ~ ~ -
his cDntinuous residcnce w.
Of said land. vls.; NJ Ief6a. -
0uy 4. Hsndersoni 9! so6 -.
John Ylnyard. q flr,wSg, -
D. y. Airsehpsrsss' " apniY, ~
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
Cash Bazaar,,

clotNIeFs Ard fiaf4sss. Linss Co..
glsss = ssyiss cesssss, I rslsss Rlsss.
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26

New Dre.. c.od. at o.il.v.n'..
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
First PNhlleatlom wv
Notice for PuA!ee, ,s..
D.p.r.ns.. !. T tys.:s': =;
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Notiss h hereby slvsr ~ ~ 4 p
nsmsd ssssls,s I, .i....i ~ n's1 rs 1ssspssst sst 4
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The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26

Why didn't the scientists tell us tn,
north pole was topping and going tt
fall this way?
The Ordway new era., 1906-10-26
Notice for RMeaiss,

F,rst puhlication Oct u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-07
New York MInina stoeks.
Mining Notes.

Samuel Newhouse left for Denver on
a brief business trip last evening.
Four cars of ore from Nevada. two
from Bingham and one from Alta. were
reported at the Pioneer sampler yester-
day.
Nine cars Of ore from Tinuc, three
from Bingham and five from Nevada
we're released from the Taylor & Brinton
sampler yesterday morning
Claude V. Wheeler pulled out for Os-
ccola, New, last night He expects to
get right into the game in the region
made previous to his return.
Samuel Mcintyre. president of the
Mammoth company, came in from his
Halleck, New, cattle ranch yesterday
morning and tonight he expects TO visit
his ranch at bennington. Juab county.
George H. Robinson. general manager
of the Brittania Copper company's Brit
director OF the Tintic Mining & Develop
rnent company, has returned from the
northwest
Clarence e. Allen. manager Of the
United States company's property In this
state and Nevada, has gone 10 Mexico TO
recently acquired IN that country. In
the meantime 7. r. Jones, manager or
the company's ore purchasing depart
rnent, is rustling for business in Califor-
MIA and Nevada
De Witt B. Lowe left for Manhattan.
trip of inspection to the properties Of the
Manhattan-Utah company, where a Wig
orous campaign Of development work Is
being tnaugurated, and where results are
expected during the next few weeks that
will make the stiletto wielders look
cheap. Before returning Mr.. Lowe will
also size up conditions at the Golden
Crown company's Tonopah mines
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-07
EXPERTS IN THE
MAMMOTH MINE
American Smelling Engineer and
Corps of Assistants Sampling
Property.
WILL MINE AT STOCKTON
STRONG COMPANY TO OPERATE
RICH GROUND.

q. w. Wilton, the engineer who
succeeded George E. Gum as chief
field expert of the American Smelling
& Refining company couple of
months ago, began the sampling of the
Mammoth Mining company's proper
ties at Tintic Thursday morning. Mr..
Wilson has a corps of half a dozen
assistants and the work assigned to
them will be performed as rapidly as
possible, It has been the talk for some
time past that an option was out on the
Mammoth and the popular impression
was that II had been secured in the
interests Of Thomas F. Cole and his
associates, who were reported to have
tied UP the Grand Central and Victoria
mines az the same time.
Samuel Mcintyre and other heavy in
terests in the Mammoth have persist
emily declared that no option had been
given on the Mammoth's control and
It was impossible to get Mr.. Mcintyre.
who reached here from Nevada yes
terday morning, to acknowledge that a
deal for the property is yet in the
realm OF probability. He was inclined
to be evasive, however. Mr.. Mcintyre
pleaded that he had only Just reached
home and did rot know positively how
matters stood. Putting two and two
together and then adding the rapid
advance that Mammoth shares have
been making during the past few days,
mere seems TO De little dOuDL UnaC the
American company has at least asked
Mr.. Mcintyre to name a price at which
he would be willing to part with con-
troll OF the property and allow the
American COmpany's engineers to sam
Dle the mine.
To make a guess on the price that
the control would demand is no easy
matter. but judging from what the
mine has done in the past and the
confidence displayed in it's future pro-
ductivesness. ii is doubtful II 1t could
he landed for less than 81 or possibly
81 a share. One-half of the latter fig
IRE has been talked around the streets
for some little time past. but those
who know Mr.. Mcintyre and his close
associates in the company declare that
the mine will never be sold for that
Price