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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-15

Los med1cos condenan unanfmemente ell
uso de las emulsiones que contienen. Cro-
sOtado Guayacol. Es bien sabido que
estas sustancias cuandO sc toman mezcla-
das con el Aceite de Afgado de bacalao in
rritan el est0magO y los riflones, entorpe-
cen la buena nutrici0n y por las frecuentes
eyacuac1ones que causan, producer el rapi-
do aniquilamiento de los enfermos.
El DR.. Parsons, un distinguid0 especial
lista de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice a este
respecto: "Refriendome al valor germici-
da de la CreosOta, cuaIido Sc le administra
enfermOs tuberculosis, Incorporate q
preparedness de Aceite de H1gado de Baca-
lao, de ciaro: que los esperimentos qu1mi-
cos y la observation cuidadosa de un graz
numerO de casOs, han demostrados que
culquiera que sean los resultados ben6fieos
que los emfermos puedan recibir del uso
de la CFesOta y Otras sustanclas irritantes,
estos resultados los nulifican los efectOs
peTniciosos que ejeTcen tales drogas en- el
est0mago.
Els un hecho bien conocido que Ia asimi-
laci6n facil Y cOmpieta de los alimentos es
de las Intermediates que Sc caracterizan
por denutrici6n. Sc sabe tambien que 81
Aceite de HigadO de BacaIao perfectamen-
te emulsiOnado, es uno de los meiores
ben recsnstituy Por ESQ es que los
distinguidos especialistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
calaO que no contiene CreosOta d Otras
sustancias irritantes, que OcasiOnan eI de-
s6rden de las funciOnes digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
de HlgRdo de BacalaO, 20 prehero la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabEican los Sress Scott &
Bovine de Nueva York;
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0 sean, 1000 onzas de anastesico local
marca Antidolar que 60 81 mejor del mum
do puesto que es el dnico anast6sico que
siendo puramente local permite extraer un
diente con la misma facilidad que amputar
una pierna Suplfquele asu dentista 10
inyecte este y no otro anast6sico, pues
usando el AntiGolar puede estar SECURE
que por mucha cantidad que le inyecte no
tendrd consecuencias malas para usted,
como podrfa ocurrirle con otros anastesi-
cos preparados de modo menus escrupulo-
so. Dep6sito de materiales Dentales de
Jose Salgado Jimenez, San Juan.
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estuvieron elocuentes y Sc debatieron pun
tos de derecho importantes. FL juez Be
reserve la resoluci6n de dicho Habeaa
Corpus para el jueveB pr6ximo.
-EI juez municipal de MayagIez ha
ordenado sea puesto On libertad Ell conner.
ciante Irenes Quinones por haber prestadC
fanza en- Ia causa que le sigue por infrac-
ci6n la ley de Rentas internas.
-Anoche lego esta ciudad la distin.
gida sefiora Aida Braschi de Torres Grau,
con sus nifos Walter y Lyllian. DamoBle
Ia bien venida,
Hoy asisti6 las deliberaciones del
Tribunal Supreme, el juez sefQr Nc |Clea.
~.
-Sa encuentra On la isIa el comisiona.
do de instruction. apdblica en- asuntos que
Sc rozan con Ia contribution de casas es.
cuelaB.
-Esta mafiana regresaTon de Arecibo
los oradores que fueron aver al meeting
de aquella ciudad que result6 un acto ver.
daderamente patri6tico. Los oradores de
Mayagiez y Ponce regresaron Bus reSpec.
twas localidRdes.
Ell microbes Ia / = 80 p. m. &c
recogera en- Ia administration. de correos
la correspondencia que ha de conducir &
los Estados Unidos el vapor smericano
"Filadelia."
La Junta Central y la local de la
Union de Puerto Rico, go reunir&n On
breve en- session conIunta para tomar i'm.
portantes acueTdog para Ia campaiis elec.
toral.
I'm Cabo Rojo fu6 condenado
meses de cdrcel Maria Rodriguez pOr ha-
berle acusado el delito de hnrto.
Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA el se.
nor Diez de Andino nominado para ell
cargo de alcalde de San Juan en- las pro.
Xmas eIecciOnes, por la Uni6nSde Puerto
Rico.
-Reina gran animation y entusiasmo
para el mass meeting unionista que SO ce-
lebrard pasado mafiana en- la plaza Bal
dorioty. Puedo asegurarse que Ia plana
parte en- el acto.
Sc dice tambisn que en- el caso de
salir de la isla el regimiento de Puerto
Rico, So harfa una nueva recluta.
--Nicolas Candelario fue excarcelado
en- Ia carcel de Aguadilla por 6rden del
fiscal de la Corte de Distrito Anastacio
Ramos pOr haber prestado Ia correspon-
diente fanza.
GORE el rumor por la ciudad de que
el battalion puertorrique1o irfa la isla
del Gobernador que esta situada dentro de
la bahia de New York, , que 81 regimen.
to que guarnece aquella plaza ira Cuba
por haber sido jefe de 81, ell stfior Magoon
gobernador accidental de Cuba.
En- 81 club unionista de Santurce sc
celebr6 anoChe una importante reunion
con ell fin de organizar una junta de da-
mas.
-Anoche hacfase impossible pasear por
la plaza Baldorioty por la gran concu-
rrencia que asisti6 OR la retreta que die
"a la banda de la P. /.
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MITI UNI0NISTA
en- Juana Diaz.
Los OladOIes de Ia Ilni6nde PuertD
Rico muy apIaudidOs poi pueblo.
LanuRelpaIldad pasaraa 1 nusVa administrator
en- N0IIsnhrs.
CDs nusstrO correspOnsaL.

Z
Octubre 12.-Anocha calebTaron nues-
tros enthusiasts correligionarios de Juana
Diaz un meeting" de propaganda.
Para que tomaran paTte en- 81 aeto, que
result6 espl6ndido, fueron lamados por
telefono oradores Ponce y con tai MOTE
vo galieron de ALI, en- coche, q les
seis de Ia tarde, los Befiores don Felipe
Oliver Oliveras, don Rodulfo Figueroa
don Juan PericSs Diaz, director de Ia
"RepGbIiea" don Carmelo Martinez
Acosta, quienes hicieron Bu entrada en-
Juana Diaz en momentoa en que % eele-
bFada, pUr los republicanos, un 'smeetingo
on Ia Gale principal por donde necesaria-
mente tsnian que pasar nuestros orado1es
de Ponce.
al pasar 81 coche que conducfa 4 eatoB
dieron viuas estruendosos al partido Yepu.
blfcano, snB vivas fueron contestados por
nuestros oradores de esta ciudad con otro9
tan vibrantes como los de ellos, & Is
Union de Puerto Rico.
FL meeting unionista empez6 & las
hacienda uso de Ia palabra en- primer
turno 81 incansable luchador dc Juana
Diaz don Candelario Martinez que pro-
lnci6 muy breves palat ras, en- las cuales
&c puso do manifesto IN coTaz6n geneHogo
incapSz de abrigar odios.
Le sucedi6 81 senior Rodulfo Figueroa.
Dennis est6 decir que este unionista com-
bati6 vaiiente los procadimientos republic
canos, hacienda resaltaF ante ellos las
bondadea de Ia Union. Fu@ muy aplaudi-
do, sigui6ndole en- 81 uso de ls palabra Ell
senior Oliver Olivera que estuvo muy
ajustado, por cuyo motive fu6 merecida-
mente aplaudido.
AL sefior Oliver OliveFa sustituy6 on u
tribuna 81 senor PericSs, cuyas valientes
Campaflas en- las columnas del peri6dico
quo dirije en- esta ciudad, son bien conoci-
das = le han conquistado 81 amor de este
queblo. El sofior Peric6s nos pronunci6 un
discurso de tonos vibranteS que mereei6
las aclamaciones del numeroso p1blico
que le eBcuchaba.
Fu6 segufdo en- el uso de le palabra por
81 sefor Martinez Acosta, este merece
parrafo aparte.
Su peroTaci6n dur6 una hora media.
Combati6 duramente & los propag gaadistaa
repubiicanos que fIeron Juana Dias en-
noches pasadas calebrar IN s'meeting'
en- el cual Be desataron ca improperioa
contra los ss1oreB Matienzo, Mufioz, de
Diego. Prob6 con ndmeros, matematica.
mente, nuestro triunfo en- 81 distrito por
una mayorfa de mas de dos mil votos, y
rebati6 con razonamiantos l6gica podero-
sfsimos las propagandas republicans.
El Sr. Martinez Acosta. & causa de ha-
berse quedado romeo quiso terminar 50
discurso en- diferentes ocasiones, = 81 ma
nifsstarlo asf 81 pdblico Ie interrumpl6
con gritoa de Inol inol ique sigaI, siendo
complacido hasta que al orador le fu6
completamente impossible continuar, por-
que "a apenas Bs le ola.
El meeting" de anoche en- Juana Diaz
resultt esplendido, este corresponsal se
atreve asegurar que en- aquella municipali-
dad ser6 SECURE 81 triunfo de Ii Union.
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lMPRESlONES De VlAJE DE CORONEL
HAMILL.

''Sali6 de San Juan el dfa q las z
q. m. Inspeccione los puestoa de Cdguas,
Cayey, Aibonito, Coamo, Jnana Diaz y
Ponce. 81 dfa 10 inspaccion6 los puestos
de Yauco, Sabana Grande, San German,
Cabo Rojo, Mayagdez las Marfas. FL
dfa II los puestos de Afasco y Aguadilla
Ell dir IL, los de Lares San Sebastian,
Moca, Isabella, QuebTadillag, Camuy, Are
cibo, Utuado. Adjuntas y Ponce. Ell dfa
13 regres6 San Juan por Ia carretera
central"
''En este visje de inspection he encon.
trado el estado general de Ia isla, conner
cial y agrfcola, muY bueno, politicO bastan-
to tranquilo, Las gentes parecen estar
contentas"
sTengo gusto en- hacer menci6n especial
de Ia ciudad de Yauco. Esta ciudad ha
hecho progresses aosprendentes en- este Glti.
mo afio. Sus condolences aanitarias son
exceIentes, sns GALES en- magnifco estado
de conservation; 50 matadero es sin duda
el mejor de Puerto Rico. Tiene actual
mente en- construction un nuevo hospital Y
nm edifcio para 81 expendio de carnes. Su
deBarrollo continua."
'LaTes Las Marias tambien progresan
y so desarrollan r6pidamsnte =
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AGENTEs.- Sc desean Agentes en- to.
das parties para la venta de Ropa, Calza.
do, Joyerfa, etc. Buena comisi6n. Pidan
nueatro catdlogo. Uaaited Manufacturer 8
Mail Order Co., 1877 Front St., New
York.
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Sigue Ia entrega de arnas.

New York Otubre Is, 130 pm m.
comiionados mil
cantdad de bancas
entgado rifles cafn utle de trabao
En- dmH han recdo Cuegoa P del Rio de Ia Ha
ymausers
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Contra Ia esCIaVitud.

New York; Otubre 15, p n.-
I'm vista
Tegada a lreprMentante ingl6s Fez
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Cuardia rural a los ingeniosa

New York. Octubre Is, 13O m
aido
gos popedad extngea de
Undo ALI e
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81 NUEVO vlNU I6NIC0
ID VIno "a Stearns. 90 VAC az Ias Nel.raIe

e U11IU Us sEssF1I58 % Ns1IoF sEs ESls ESsElaIsS
continues varaciones del tempo consgo gran
secuea de dolores negico dejando ao los
adosy ntonces cuando necedad antener
la fortaeza Vadad del ORGANISING er Iesistr ycto1osa
mene dferentes Para basta tener
nuestra disposition 0nico voso tearns de
Acee de Hgado de aao H sgunte ser de nteres
muchos de nuestros ectores:
Leeds, Inglaterra, Febrero de 1904
uy Senores placer de inf9rnar Vd sobre 81
reado expnddC obendo toando Ell Vino de earns
Aceite de Hgado de Haee dos
venfa padecendo mucho suendo coantemente
despus de aber tornado aunas osis de Vino
apetO hareaparecido dolores
fuertes To recomendo mis- amigos 6ico eeeIente
De Yds raspeuosannente, E. TURNER.
Ell Vino de Stearns de Aeeite de Hfoado de Bacaao
decioso paadar perecamente dgere ayuda
las asinacon nufc5n, al sistema
foaeza estado de salud En-
Ia t ncpente, enfermedades debantes Vino
de eans reca profuon todos los medeos del
de contiene todos los
acete hgado de bacaao sin la matea
oeo La adcion del Peptonato de Hero auenta alto grado
efectos t0nicos.
Pdase siempre e de Stearns-De venta las Botcas.
FREDERICK &TEAFeNS GA.
"a DzrRo1r. n94cHa.. ~
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CABL LEGRA RAMAS
Mas sfusiIanientos en- Russia.
New York, Octubre IS l.3O 3. ..

York Uctubre 15 l3O q.
ofcia sodadoS
erida ueon relusi6n
mil los omeddos deCiones acusados de sedii6n.
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En- esta impTenta ss vende papal do pc.
ri6dico yieio { $500 quiuial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
MORE ABOUT CHERRY CREEK.
Hartford Nevada Gold Mining Co
Meeting With Good Success.

Reports from the Cherry Greek. Ne
Vada, district continue OF favorable
nature. Mr.. j. ~ Ingram. who reached
the city from there on Saturday, is
enthusiastic I'm his descriptions. The
Hartford Nevada Gold Mining Co.,
whose financial representative, Mr. j.
w. Wallace. recently made several
purchases of machinery In the Salt
Lake market, is meeting with excellent
success, with from 10 to IL men con-
SANITY at work. Development OF the
properties is going merrily forward.
ores, some of which are OF phenomenal
richness, being constantly taken out.
The six claims which constitute the
property are traversed by four paral-
leled veins, two shafts OF about 100
feet have been sunk and prosecuting
from each is being done, Trial ship
ments of ore show most gratifying re-
suits, parts of these showing value Of
as high as $50, 1000 to the ton.
The attention of mining men
throughout the country is rapidly be-
ing focused on this district and Il is
not unlikely that the near future Will
see some strikes rivalling in richness
anything that has so far been dlscov-
cred,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
VOL|VA GOES IN
FOR ECONOMY.

Chicago, May COW. G.. Volya, the
present head Of the Christian Catholic
church. announced TO his followers in
Zion City today that between Jan. 10
and May 10 he had reduced expenses in
the financial department OF the church
from $4,000 per month to s3,S32 per
month. This saving he said had been
brought about by q reduction of the
working force and a cut in the salaries
Of those retained.
In the same manner, he said, saw
ing had been made in the ecclesiastical
department that would amount to $780,
600 annually. Overseers who had been
receiving 5000 per month were reduced
to $50, The pay of others was cut in
proportion. His own compensation I'M
der the new adjustment, Voliva said.
was 500 per month. These facts, he
said. were some OF the details OF re-
port that he made yesterday to a COM
mittee appointed by Federal Judge
Lands to investigate the condition of
the Industries In Zion City.
Voliva announced the resignation OF
John @. Excel from the Office OF gem
eral ecclesiastical secretary, owing TO
lack of sympathy with some OF the doc.
trlnes of the church.
The condition of John Alexander
Dowie today was said to be practically
unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's local markets. flour has
taken 10 cents drop. while oats In
wholesale lots have gone up five cents.
Utah vegetables have taken the place
OF the California articles, 80 very lit
tie is being shipped In now from the
west However western Strawberries
will be in evidence for a week yet,
when the Utah berry will begin to APP
pear A bountiful supply is promised.
Some localities in the country are en-
tlrely given to raising the strawberry,
one little town down in Massachusetts,
only six miles square, raises 900 tons
annually for the Boston and Providence
markets.
Mexican tomatoes, raised where they
don't have late frosts, and Texas Gu
cumbers. are In the market. along with
plentiful supply of oranges and ba-
nanas, a ear load OF new potatoes from
California, a car OF old potatoes from
oregon. The prices obtaining today
are as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
MORE NEWS ABOUT
ROUND MOUNTAIN
Forty Pounds Of Ore Yield Sixty
TWO Dollars in
Gold.
WORK NOW BEING PUSHED.
Machinery Is Being Purchased ana
Hoist Installed To Sink 1000
Feet.

Work on the Round Mountain Sphinx
property at Round Mountain is being
pushed with vigor Fifteen men are az
present employed, and the company
backed by large treasury FUND u
making very possible effort TO get to a
depth so that large force Of men can
be practically employed.
Two shafts are being sunk, both IN
pay ore from the start, the ore boiy
being go feet wide. Good milling val
ues are found throughout.
Some remarkably rich streaks have
been encountered as sinking proceeds
j. j, McSorley, when visiting the prop
erty theh other day PANIED 10 pounds
Of ore, from which he obtained S62 IN
gold. Tho bottle containing the pan
nings was on exhibition and was a H.
lent evidence OF the wealth which must
be stored I'm the bowels Of Round noun
tain; the scene OF 50 many rich strikes,
Shaft No. OF the Sphinx company
has reached depth of 20 feet while
shaft No Is down 30 feet. Arrange
inents are being made for new hoist
capable Of sinking 10 depth OF LOCO
feet
The Sphinx company owns il claims,
and has pay ore opened up on five DIFF
ferent lodeg. This viii be one of the
largest milling propositions in the state.
Surveys are being made for a pipe line
which viii carry water to the property
for milling purposes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
TINTIc MINING NOTES.
Prospects for Future Are Excellent
with Output Assured FOR Years.

That the Tintic mining district Is one
OF the most remarkable in many ways,
I'm the entire country, few mining men
doubt. and Notwithstanding the mil
lions IL has already contributed recent
indications point to future In point OF
output. as rosy as it's past. Mr.. John
ID. Murphy, one Of the besk known min
ing men of the district, passed through
salt Lake Saturday enroute for Lead
VILE Col, where he goes TO discuss
with his associates there the oyerturcs
recently made by Salt Lake capitalists
looking to the securing OF an option on
certain Tintic properties which Mn
Murphy and his friends control Very
little definite Information can be OBJ
tainod in this connection, but that out
side capital has long regarded with en-
vious eyes. the wonderful records made
by many mines In the district Is not TO
be doubted
IN spite of the remarkable depth
reached in many properties, the pros
pect of ore for years 10 come Is as
promising rs ever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
Development Work to Date is
Very Gratifying 10
Owners.
WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW.
Logan Tonopali Mining Company Re-
Gently Organized and Officers
Elcctcd--Gcncral Notes.
snecInl Correspondenee.

Sperlal Correspondence.
Logan, May 90 Brigham Larsen. who
has charge OF the development work
being done az the Mineral Point mine.
near Avon. was IN town Friday ana
reports that q 30 foot incline SHAFT has
been sunk on the property and two
foot vein of iron and copper opened up
This ore assays 20 per cent copper
six feet " free milling one assays ~
gold. There Is well defined hanging
wall of dolomite limestone ana a loot
wall of quartztc Those Interested
are enthusiastic over the prospects ana
work WIN be continued on the shart
The Logan Tonopah Mining compa-
ny was organized saturday The cap
ltal IL placed at $l,J00,O0O. of the par
value of 81 per share. II h MOI the
intention to float any Of the stock Tor
some time to come. The company
owns a number Of claims ana mas
f. foot vein, which runs rich IN gold
at a depth of 10 feet Other adjoining
properties with IS foot veins M deplh
of 200 feet have changed hands for
large sums. Those interested IN the
property feel confident that they have
n good thing and win push develop
ment work as rapidly as possible. John
A McAllister was made president of
the company, T.. W. Robinson, vice
president, n. W. Klmball, secretary
and treasurer, with w. J. Kerr, r. Is.
Nebeker. Thomas Irvine ana Alfred
Hansen. directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
SHIPPING TO BE COMMENCED.
Values MS High as 800 Obtained With
Plenty of Ore In Sight.

Some very rich values have been
encountered In the Jones and Higgin-
son lease ON the Gold Wedge claim Of
the Jumbo Extension company's pro-
perty during the past week. In run
ming the crosscut through the main
ledge, which at present shows n width
of As feet, several stringers varying In
width from four 10 six feet, have been
cut In one II these stringers, which
Is fully four feet In width, values as
high as $500 are found and In the CEN
ter of the pay streak there is six
inch vein which shows values running
into the thousands Of dollars About
% tons that viii average better than
Sz0O TO the ton have been taken out
and II Is thought that by the middle OF
next week consignment can be ship
ped .--Goldfeld Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
MANHATTAN CALUMET co.
Going Forward With View
10 sink shaft ne Once.

The Manhattan Calumet Mining COM
pany. owning the Flying cloud, Snow
Man and Eva Fraction, an estate lying
on Litigation hill between Contention
hill and the Consolidated. has crew
of men prospecting the ground TO find
suitable spot 10 sink the shaft contem-
plated The claims above mentioned
were owned by Dan Mcnamara. the
well known prospector and mining man
who is at present involved In litigation
with the Dexter company over the
ownership OF the rich Contention hill
properties.
The Calumet company has very fiat
tcrlng showings on the surface. The
ledge Is "a feet wide and average as
says across the ledge give values Of
S2g.S and S3l.Sl az a depth OF feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
ToNoPAH MINING co. REPORT
Total Dividends TO Date Now Aggrc-
gate SfO.00O.000.

The annual report OF the Tonopah
Mining company shows that during the
fiscal year G,1i7 feet of underground
development work was done, making q
total OF 27.T55 feet The years work
has added greatly to the value Of the
property, large bodies of high grade
ore having been opened up. During the
year 5000 tons of ore were hoisted
from the mine and 4S,6i9 tons were
shipped OF which i1a6 tons were In
transit when the report was written,
The smeter returns from 1862 tons
We're st,461,SS6, the yield per ton be-
Ing about 1872.
The company has paid quarterly
dividends Of % cents per share since
April 1905, amounting In all to ST.
600, 900. Unless some unforeseen
cause arises IL Is the intention of the
company to continue to nay 20 cents
quarterly, this per cont VIII be In
creased as soon IA n greater tonnage
OF ore now awaiting breaking and
shipping, can be converted into money
II Is expected that the mill now IN
course Of construction viii be COM
pleted by Aug /, when a much larger
tonnage OF ore can he handled The
new min viii handle about 400 tons
per day while the total capacity Of the
plants now in use by the Tonopah
company Is only about 100 tons daily.
--GoldGeld Review
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-21
GARFIELD VERY BUSY.
Smclicr 10 he Ready for Business In
side 40 DAYS

Reports from Goldhcld are TO the ef-
feet that large quantities OF ore have
already been received for treatment In
the new smelters. but so large Is the
capacity OF the company's bins that the
thousands OF tons already on hand arc
no more tran the proverblal drop in the
bucket
The Utah Copper and the Newhouse
mines In Beaver county have up to now
contributed the greater part OF the tom
mage, but ore Is coming from all sources
and already work for a long period Is
assured
Mr.. Richard Stlngley, the representa-
tive OF the Boston Con-, on the ground,
is of the opinion That 40 to 80 days will
see the completion of the smeltor, and
the commencement OF active work.
Work on the Utah Copper cOmpany'e
mill is also progressing favornbly, and
within very short time Garfield Will
be the scene Of an activity indicating
All the business the various plants can
accommodates