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PROPOSALS.


ENGINEER OFFICE. u. S. ARMY.
Wilmington. Del. Aug. %. 1906 alcd
proposals for ietty and dixie construed ion
at mouth Of Mantua Creek, n. j.. viii he
received here until II O'Clock q. m. Sept
"a 1905. and then publicly opened. lnfof-
nation on application. c. A. +. FlagiCr
Major, Engrs.
l.. s. ENGINEER Office. Old Federal
Building, Corner Sixth and King
Street. Wilmington. Delaware.
August T. 1906
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, for dredg-
ing harbor AT wilmington. Delaware. viii
be received at this office on behalf Of the
Mayor and Council of Wilmington, Della
ware. until II a. m, September 3. 1876
and thcn publicly opened and read. Spec
fications. blank forms and all available
information will be furnished on appl.ca-
ton TO this office
c. A. +. FLAGLER.
Major Engrs
al3.16 e023. q. .30-s3
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pA4 eoAT foa eALTImoRa-

Commencing June 6. from philadelphia.
7.3O a. M. and Chester about SO r. m
connecting With trolleyB from Whining
about 10 o.. m. Delightful trip and beau.
tful scenery through the Canal and on
Chesapeake Bag on the twenty knot
afeamers PENN and LORD BALTI-
MORE" Steamers also stop .at IOR1
WOOD GROVE. the delightful Picnic
Ground. Excursion to Grove. Coo from
Philadelphia and Chester and zoe frotn
Delaware city. returning BY up steamer
tle same afternoon. Might steamers leave
az usual from Philadelphia az 4. I'd.
Chester at g p. M, and Delaware City al
p m, daily except Sunday. Send for a.
Assent, Pier 3. South Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1906-08-27

S SALE.-BT VIRTUE or a
writ ~ Levari Fncias 20 me directed
WI ho eynnsed 10 public sale. NJ n
Court House. on Market street hetwe n
Tenth and Eleventh ntreets IN the Cry
NJ Wilmington, New Caste county.
on TUESDAY.
THE n,h DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1906,
At 10 o'clock q. m.
tho following described real estate. viz;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land with the buildings thereon erected.
situato an this city Of Wilmington. county
known as "Maplewool.' bounded and de-
scrihed as follows TO wit.
beginning "a { "a store set as 70 monument
In the northeast Qne of kastlawn avenue
where it intersects he souiheasterly line
OF the Wilmnstcn and Philadelphia
Turnpike road, being the ine-of the pres
tnt icnC IN said side of said Turnpike:
thence souihcastcrly along said line Of
said aveime cat the width Of fifty feet
one hundred and nfiy fcCi 10 A. c. Heck Is
Land; thence nostli astcrly and at right
arGlcs 20 sad avenue along Heck's line
nlnely-one feet and eleven inches 10 a
corner OF Elhcfts land: thence north
westerly along said Elliotts line and par
a+iel W.fh said avenue one hundred and
thifty-flve feet. more or less, 10 a stake
IN the fence line In the southeast side
or the SAID Turnpike road. said line pass-
ing through a small tree AT or near the
said side Of said Turnpike road; thence
sonthwestcrly along said fence line in
sald line OF said Turnpike road ninety
thiee ieet more or less 20 the stone afore-
aid the same being the point of beginl
nins. Together with the use Of said East
lawn avenue as public street forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF George A. Palmer and Annie
l. Palmer his WIFE, mortgagors. ana It's.
and TO be sold By
HARRY 7. GTLLTS. Sheriff
SNerih ONCE Wilmington, Delaware
August IS, 1906
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PUBLIC SALES.
PIiBIIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
win be sold ht Public Sale on
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRI
DAY. August o. 30 and 81,
At 10 o'clock a. m. each day, az Std-
ham and Sons Auction Rooms. III East
Fourth street, the contents Of Hotel VII
mington. including 90 bed room suits
mattresses and springs. iron bed steads,
odd bureaus and washstands, 200 she cts
100 pillows, pillow cases towels. 100 gull s.
bed spreads 90 toilet sets, 1900 yards Ci
velvet and brussels carpets, side loard,
extension tables. $50 yards inla!d line um,
100 bent wood chairs, all hotel al hes
cooking utensils, large quantity OF ro-
cerics. silver ware of all kinds. ward
ropes hall racks, table linen and nap
kins and everything used about a FIRST
class hotel. Sale will be positive rain or
shine and everything must be sold foi
the high dollar for cash. Goods can be
seen after Monday.
HARRY EMMONS,
Attorney to effect sale.
stidham and Son. Auc.
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FARMS EoR SALE.

BUY A FARM IN eENaSS 4 lANAle,
Best States for profitable f1sming. Soil
adapted to great variety or crops. Near
markets tat pay hest prices for your prO-
ducts. Farm lands IN these States my
speciality. sold and bought Write fcF pas,
ticulais. RAYMOND 9. PRICK. -lto2 r Ei
Trust RID. PhUadeiDhin- a-lt A.i Ll.i.. :.
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PROFESSIONAL.

HOMES AND COMFORT have been my
htudy for 80 years. Plans and specifcs-
aons furnished at short notice. Can ana
Consult me. n. n. CLOUD. Architect ana
Engineer OF Construction, Office, 1s02 Mt
l2lem Lane. Wilmington Both phones.
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Delaware Division.

tnr New CnstIt Gbs. g2s a. M. sos. e..t
99naSd No3 3. m week days. 753 a. m. and
~, j. M. sundays
FPr lewes and RehobOth. SIS q. IA;
thl ~ p. m week days sbg a. m and
~ D. m. Sundays
IN Rcyor, Harrington. aud Delin.5ar,
niSat we tnnya. fb2 n n,. 4.sO %. an vnd
- night, SrDdays
rai lfarr'llsltn ana way ftatiorA S.5l
tnl. ana 3'5 p. tn. Weck-dnys
~hNpreEs. far li.ape charles. IDid lsaini
te.-ilfoft and Norfolk. lDl2 a m, week
'VHF ANt ia.b0 niaht- dailv.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS.


FRANCIS A. PRICE. civn engineer ard
Surveyor. i0O9k Market ST.. both phones.
opposite Court House.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
REMOVAL.

DESIRE TO NOTIFY MY FRIENDS
hnd the public that I have removed my
tailoring establishment from ga w. 4th
st. to adress below.
c. A. BALASCIO & CO..
N w. cor. 9Th and Tatnan SITS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
T--gO VIII be sold at Public
enlNN Sale near Practical Far
T-.,,wT mer Thursday, August 80,
s's'ss''ssv-ss<S'.sa 1906, at ? p. m. 40 head
OF very coice OHIO COWS. Mostly
fresh and some springers Also 6
Stock Bulls. Terms; so days credit.
GEO S. BIGGER,
Sudham & Son, Aucts.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

IN ANSWERING 'HELP WANT
ED. FEMALE" ADVERTISEMENT
FOUND BELOW PLEASE MENTION
THE JOURNAL.
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Fo- ths South

a,s,, Unto Coast Iine.--Expreas los a, m
"nu y * n. m. daily.
eoulnern Railwny- Express. 40 a. m,
- and Ial 3. M daily
gtabCard Air line RafiWav--IrXprean
4..g a.. M. ana g.3O b. M. daiiy.
,rNenrllpis and Western Rnilway-For
6sii, pms and New Orleans, &C D. ni.'
~ Sdn5f fsapease & Ohio Railway Express
i,n3,, i,n a. m. week-daya. L4g and S.lb y. m.
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NOTICE To the Taxpayers Of Red
Lion HundrCd-Thc taNplyers 'tf rcd
Lien Hundred are hereby notified that I
VIII De az the following places 10 receive
county. poor, road and capitatibn taxes
f0f the year 1906.
Delaware City. W A. Prices residence
July H. q. 2g; August 2 il, Is %. Sep
tcmier 8. Is. %. 90; October 49, ~ %: No
vcmbtr lO. II, "a: December Is. %. %. from
10 a. m. untii p. m
ST Georges. Postoffce. July IS ard 5:
AUGUST 15 %; September l2 &c October
II. 81: November a. IS; December .6. from
10 a M until p. m.
Kirkwcod. Postoffce. July ". %: AUGUST
II. 81: September %. Cc'ob GO: Novlmb r
80; December .S. from 10 "a. m. Until b. m.
A rebate of 3 per cent. VIII be allow
during July only Send stamp for reply.
WILLIAM A. PRICE Collector
Postoffce. Delaware city. Del.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

HONEY 10 LOAN on desirable arst
mortgages on city properties IA amounts
q suit. HAWKINS 4 Co. ~ Market St
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Enr AtIaatin an.

Fof AtIantIc CITY.
,Aonngcfing via West Philadelphia nf
hIoad street 6at 80 q. m. 1890 (sntur
uIsg3 cply). igos 1.bS $50 ana Sis o n
Mect-diNsi fl5. N1e M. 10 ti and o. y
p p, supdlys, Atlantic city Special 20
Cape May 2b3 .. N. weekdays. 40 a.
= sfJininE car Accommodate
iho Wilmington 1'tnnsfrr Company VII
.hli fNr and check baggage from hotel.
aild regidences
Hnr further Information. apply 20 =. "
McNin'ams city Ticket AGENT H07 Nrr
ket strect or az the stntion. Telerh %.
marvia, 1871.
" W. ATTERHgRY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manngsr Fasst. Nrafic Mgr
GEO W. ROYD.
General ~ rsrr' cor Agent
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ttrl;ifFS SALE BY VIRTUE OF a
~i.t Of Levari Faclas 70 ine directed
WIN be exposed 10 public sale az the
Court House on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle county. Del
aware.
ON TUESDAY,
THE 1lth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1906.
At 10 o'clock a. m.
tha rollnwins described real estate. VIZ,
That certain lot. piece or parcel C.
lnnd and three-storlod brick store-h house
and two-storicd brick stable and one
story brick Office ana six one storied
brick stores erected thereon, situate IN
the City Of Wilmington aforesaid, bound
ed and described as follows. 10 wit:
Beginning at the Intersection OF the
casterly side OF Tatnall street with the
northcrly side OF Front street, thence
by the said side of Tafnal street nOrther-
ly two hundred and fifty-sevcn feet and
eight inches. more or less. TO the south
crly side Of Second street. thence by said
side Of Second street casterly clghty-eight
feet one inch 70 a stake in Daniel Nc
CuslJer's line. thence Herewith southerly
and parallel with Tatnall street one hum
drcd and ihirty-tw0 feet six inches 20 q
stake I'm land lntc OF Joseph Springer !,
thence herewith westerly and parallel
with Second street four feet 70 n stake;
thence San with Springcr's line souther-
" parallel with Tainan street one hun
dred and twenty-five feet and two Inches
to the northcrly side Of Front street. and
thence Herewith westerly to the place of
beginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property o. Johu a. Harris, executor II
Eliza Harris deceased nortgagor and
TO be sold hy
sherims oaite. Whminston. Del
Augrst % 1906.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
NoTrce.

NOTICE A special meeting 81 the Fra
tcrral' order Of Eagles Is called for Sun
day Afternoon al l.a0 o'clock TO prepare
TO go 10 Chester for the opening OF Chcs-
ter Aerie All members attend
NOTICE-All the members and officers
of the True Reformeis are cordially In
vited 20 attend the funeral of Mr.. LOWS
Baily S,1 Orange street Sunday, August
70 1906 The funeral services NJ Bethel A.
NJ e. Church I p. M let an the mcm-
bers OF the various Fountains be at the
said church Y ocloclI sharp.
'f- IT. D. YOUNG,
Grand Worthy Master.
c. p. Griffin. Chlef.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ALL STATE LICENSES AND TAX
DUE AND not I'AID OK Or BEFORE
THE 30TH DAY or AUGUST. 1875
THERE WILL HE e5 PER CENr.
ADDED THFRETO. IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SEXTON e. CHATTER c.. RE
VISED CODE. LAWS or DE, AWAKE
WINFIELD S. OUIGt EY.
Clerk OF the Peace. New Castle County,
WJlmington. nel. July 81. 1870 al-'m
NOTICE The members OF star OF
Delaware Lodge. No. I. Ofder Shepherds
Of Bethlehem and mcmhers of he order
IN general are requested 90 n. ct ih iheir
rooms IN Masonic Han. Wcdnf sduy,
August s, at 1 O'Clock sharn 10 attend
funeral Of our late member. Sir Robert
J. Hills. BY order OF commander.
Jennie w. smith Scribe
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Grocery store and meat
market combined. Doing good business
Fine location. on corner. C "a, The Jour.
nal a27-St
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
WHAT BUTLER ACHIEVED.
Famous Nevada Mining Man Has
Done Everything for State.

Nevada is stlll advancing TO the front as the
land of the big mine. In every section and
corner OF the State wave of activity has set
IN and now we'll started II IL hard To tell
when II will end says The Reno Journal.
For a number OF years prior to the discovery
OF Tonopah, mining in Nevada was nearly at
a standstlll. or course, there were old camps
about the Stnto-camps that had been produc-
Ing for decadcs-thot boastcd OF a little actiN-
ity. but their gold and silver production was
not comparable To what IL had been. Tho
Tonopah rush led 10 the finding OF Goldhold.
then Bullfrog. Manhattan and Clifford
These arc tho big Ave, but there arc dozens
of lesser cnmps scattered near and around
these and IT cannot be disputed that It was
only through the excitement. beginning In
Tonopah, that reached out and spread over
the entire state. bringing to light undiscov-
cred bonanzas and developing old. nearly de-
serted camps and starting them forth n
new era OF production
The day that Jim Butler sampled the Mlz-
pnh vein wns the greatest day In Nevada 2
history. That act meant much for the
man and State in that II made the lucky
proSpector Immensely rich. paved golden way
for n great army OF others. built up modern
cities where there were only unforbiddlng dcs-
crts: threw open n rich ncld for many rail-
roads and greatly increased our population.
What great outcome from such n simple
act OF sdmpllnR
After a long sleep Nevada has awakened
and another night VIII never come,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
HAS MOUNTAIN OF
VALUABLE SANDS
Coffee Creek Mining Company
Interested in Results of
Government Work.

c. II. Oycrngton Of Woodland, Cal,
was visitor at the Wilson hotel Thurs
day FOR a few hours. bound from his
homo 10 Denver. Mr.. Oyerington IL
largely Interested i'm the mining district
Of Coffee creek. I'm Trinity county, Cal.
where the six claims OF the group be-
longing 10 his company comprise verit-
able mountain OF black sand.
Mr.. Overlngton stated to The Tribuns
Thursday that the company of which hc
Is a member has been doing some mos;
vigorous work upon their ground, ana
while they have taken out some very
remarkable values In their placer work
ings, the presence OF the black sand In
such quantities has greatly retarded the
extraction of the precious yellow metal
Sands Carry Large Values.
Numerous assays OF this black sand
have been made. and the enormous val
ues present have convinced the manage
ment that they should discover soms
more perfect means Of extracting the
gold Recourse WILL In oil probability
be made to the United States Govern
mcnt'e experiments made In the black
sands OF the Pacific coast, the report oil
which Is soon expected from the print
ers' hand.
1t Is not unlikely that the Government
experts viii visit Coffee creek for tn.
purpose OF inspecting this mountain OF
sand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
MEANS MUCH TO BEAVER.
New Smclter Will Draw Much Ore to
Good Springs for Treatment.

Special to Tho Tribune.
MILFORD Feb 22-Tho building OF up
OF Salt Lake but now OF Los Angeles. for the
Good Springs Smelling company OF Lincoln
county, Nevada, is the one agency required TO
bring that great silver, lead and copper region
into mining nctivity. Tho smclter Will be
run on certain ores, thus giving the small
minc-owncrs an opportunity TO realize hand
someg upon their holdings
George Atkin, one OF the owners OF the Mil
ford group Of mines and one OF tho richest
In that district. has been asked to Sign con-
uract agreeing TO furnls n certain tonnage per
day Not having conferred with his co-owners
the contract has not boon signed. but he
said the Milford group would furnish TO the
smeltcr between thirty and forty tons OF ore
per day that would average AZ least TO per
cent lead aud twenty ounces silver TO the ton,
for an indefinite period. Mr.. Atkin says no
could put 500 men az work each one on ore.
so moryolously richly mineralized by hssure
veins is the Milford group.
The sm@ltcr is situated about six miles from
the line of the San Podro railroad. and in
the district Tho enterprise. conducted on
honest. economical lines. assurances are
given that II viii be, Good Springs Will OK
pcriencc a mining boom such as the district
has heretofore been a stranger In order
TO aid and assist In tho development of the
mines of the district tho railroad company
has adopted very moderate schedule for tho
hauling Of tho ores 10 the Salt Lake valley.
This consideration on tho part OF the company
Is duly appreciated by all parties In interest,
The southern Copper company have just
reason to feel prCod of tho work thus far
complishcd on their property In Beaver Lake
district, being conducted by General Man
ager Capt Ed WITS. gentleman OF lifelong
experience in tho Calumet and Hecla and
other great copper mines in tho Stnto OF Mich
igan The property owned by this company
consists OF group OF nvc claims I'm the min
eral belt OF North Beaver lake and was
acquired by J. K. Persons and j " Reynolds
Of Salt Lake about n year ago. The parties
having the work OF development in hand made
preparations to sink to the deep, it necessary.
a steam pivot was put In place ond the work
Of sinking ghaft begun about three
months ago The SHAFT is now down on the
dip of tho vein about 1870 fcct. Tho shaft Ia
being sunk on the vein at an angle OF about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
MUST BLAST OUT ORE.
Little Bell Dump Freezes and Re
ouires Heroic Measures

sidney Bnmberscr- who has returned from
an inspection OF the various Pork city prop
critics in which he is interested. especially the
Little Boil mlns stated Thursday that tho
latter properly is showing up well If not
better than the many reports from the mine
havo evidenced, The Little Bell mine ~ In
the ncghburhood OF 800 tons OF rich ore which
win soon he In the local markets. one hundred
md atty tons OF ore was plnccd In tenn
porary storing shed. and this has frozen
IL VIII be necessary for the management to
blast II out FOR shipment.
Shipments arc expected to me nude within
a very short time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
CEDAR BASIN DISTRICT.
Copper Developments In New Region
Are Very Encouraging.

copper Developments In what is known tho
Cedar Basin Mining district about nfty miles
from Moapa. to which point there has been
uute influx OF people for several weeks.
ond from which have come some very en-
couraGine reports Those fortunate ones
whose names have reached this city Harry
Gentry and Mathew Rcccc. both OF st. Thomas
New. who have succeeded in securing some
rnc ground in tho new district.
The property belonging 10 these gentlemen
has disclosed copper values that havo as
high os 81 per cent and there is enough gold
md silver IN the ORC To more thnn the
way for shipping the ore for clean profit OF
tho entire rod metal contents. While the orc
IN apparently chimney Its size is said to be
enormous There IL every confidence expressed
In the properties OF the district by those who
have given them personal inspection.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Mothers Fayorite.

The soothing and healing properties
Of this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made It fayorite with people every
where 1t Is especially priced by moth
ers OF small children. for colds. croup
and whooping cough, as 1t always af-
lords quick relief. and as II contains
no opium or other harmful drug. IL NAV
be given as confidently to baby as to
an adult. For sale by all leading drug
gists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2-Cattle-Re
ceipts. GOO. market, steady; native steers.
81 i.C0d6.oo; native cows and heifors, $2.25d
90; stockcrs and feeders, $3.00d5 O0 bulls,
steers, s3.5O95.50; Western fed COWS, 25J
@425.
Hogs-Receipts. II coo: market 2lkG5c
higher: bulk of sales, s6C0f6.15. heavy.
Sc 05d615. packers. S6.C0a6 l2la. pigs and
light, $55pd610
Shecp-Receipts. 1000: strong: muttons,
si2T5, so. lambs. $5.5cd6.s0, range weth-
ers, S.50m60O; fed ewes, $4.25GI5.25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
DENVER is RICH PROPERTY.
Mine Growing Even Faster Than
Stock Is Rising on Market.

Tho Denver mine is growing even faster than
the price of Denver stock. Today the third
level presents a solid breast Of quartz. all OF
which is being broken for the sorting tables
Two weeks ago the bigh-Sradc vnlues wcro
showing over width OF two and half feet
hut today the high grade is scattered over n
width OF fully nve feet In the hraast alone.
while the c!osscu;. which has Just been started
TO the east is exposing nearly two feet moro
os the SAME character Of ore. To be decidedly
conservative. Superintendent Darcy says that
the Dcnyer's extreme north workings show
seven feet OF 80 orc. yet he admits that the
sorted orc is going not less than S5OO.-Tonopah
IsOnen2a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
NEW TONOPAH PLANT.
Frank A. Keith Tells of Details Of
Enormous Mill Being Built.

Frank A. Keith Of Tonopah. who In this
city Thursday on his way in the inter
ests OF his company. gave some interesting de-
tails In regard TO the huge mill that tho Tono-
pah company viii have ready for operation
within short time. The mill Will be $50 feet
long and 265 feet wide, with daily capacity
OF 600 tons.
tankagc capacity has been provided for
to permit the teaching process TO extend for
twcnty-scvcn days If necessary although thia
length of time is not considered necessary by
the management in the handling or the ores
from the mine The installation of this great
plant is looked forward TO by the mine-owncrs
Of Tonopah rs marking one OF the Inn
po5tant cpochs Of the history OF that great
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
BAXTER SPRINGS.
New Mining District Bids Fair to
Rival Prominent Neighbors.

Baxter Springs now occupies n conspicuous
position In the public eye. says the Tonopah
Bonanza. Two months ago this camp began
so nttract the attention OF mining men through
n discovery made by Mcssrs Davenport Rat
nchki. Allen and Church. Since that time other
hn1s have bcen made and today Baxter Springs
bids fair to riynl and perhaps exceed the great
camp OF Manhattan.
The mineral belt is the same that has be-
come fomoue az containing rich gold values
Mt Manhattan. Tho values arc In porphyry
lime and granite and the formatlo is said to
be similar 10 That OF the big mining counties
oC Colorado. The dykes are strong and woll
defined and cnn easily be traced on the sur
face. Each day develops new and startling
strikes and paintings Of gold are made every
Jay. Al present there are nearly 200 people in
the district and Il IS believed that within q
short time there viii bc at least 1000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Beauty in Politics.

SANTA MONICA. Cal, Feb. 22-Word
hac been received In this city OF new
honors which have been won by Mrs. Ed
ward Wills. who during her residence In
this city WAS well known as Miss Emma
Newkirk. Miss Newltirk was also widely
known. having won the first prize of 5000
In the contest conducted by a physical
culture magazine i'm New York az being
the best formed woman In the world Mrs
Wills, who makes her home I'm Cleary
Alaska. recently has been elected school
trustee. which Is a position OF unusual
honor 10 be held by a Young woman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
SOMETHING BREWING.
Rumor Now Taking Up Richmond
Anaconda Mining Property.

II was runored Thursday among mining cir
clcs that something OF great interest and i'm
llortancc was brewing In The affairs OF the
Richmond Anaconda property Local inter
osts, 80 II was snid. arc planning industrlousy
10 bring about some Kind or deal that VIII
he Of much value h the property. As In the
neighborhOod or 400. 90 shares OF this stock arc
In The possession Of the Uncle sam ConsoIi-
dated people this latter organization is e8-
pccted TO tnke tho Initiative In anything that
may be done with the Rlchmond- Anaconda
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Omaha.

OMAHA. Feb. 22-Cattle-Receipts,
500. shade stronger, native steers, s. co q
$50, cows and heItere, 50 O0a4. 80. Gamers,
81. Boz. So. stockers and feeders So 00ai60
calves 81 00a6.50, bulls and stays, s. I5lt
AGO.
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