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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

The familiar hOrsesuOc magnet n
mads ~ highly teWIcred steel AID
magnstiEed - that Ons end l. north
p0le. the other a sOuth. Or peTbaps
nsure CummuRly knONn a. = negative
and a positive. Once maEnetized u
h always magnetic unless the gOUer
l. drawn frOm q BY eNpOsuTe Ia in
tense heat An electTO- magnet. how
ever. an be made from any scTap q
eft iron. frUm a piece Of ordinary tel
egTaph NiTe o. a sigantis iron shalt.
when a current Of electricity pazses
thnnugh an insulated wiz -Oiled abOut
q sSit iFOn object. sgch as q nal. a
bolt az a RID. that ObJer' be,uin.s .
magnet ~ lOng a. a curreai of elsctiic-
iiy j. passing through the ouiis Oi Nifs
OF helix. A coil of wire In the TARA
% a spirai spring has a stronger Gid
than a straight wire carry inE the sa-as
current. Cor ezch turn or convOluiiUn
adds its magnetic Geld Ga that Of the
o.her turns. and by having the CENTER
of the coil of irun. which l. a magnetic
budy. the sirenEth of the magnetism q
greatly .acTeased Isl. Nicholas-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

The matter # installing = -eW
erage system in DelAnd Is nov
receiving the s"rious cUnshlrrat IOii
IL a number of sur Rl"st wide
awake citizens. The Buarl at
Health held meeting Mundal
evening. at which Mr.. W. "
Lyon, n sanitary engineer oI
Memphis, Tenn, was present
Mr.. Lyon has Installed q SeN"ras'
system at Tallahassee. WhIrh l.
working satisfactorily, aud l.
INV engaged experimenting work
at Palatka, LAX" City aud Live
Oak. At Ia atka. the sewerage
j. run int" the river. At ITALIA
hass.c. Live Oak aud Lake city
conditions are practically III"
>anr as obtain ia h.land. /. e.,
ihrTr is nn river "a which ths'
sewerage can h, run. Ia these
towns Mr.. Lyon is installing what
Is known a. tin septic tank Sys-
tenn, by which the sewerage i
carried to vat at q lew Inint, -
filtered and siphoned int" another
tank. filtered aud siphOnesl into =
second, ur even a third tank, and
then runs oil. The water which
runs "lr i guaranteed - per cent
pure. aud the refuse takes care
Of ITSELF IL will Gust al-out
SIO.UD fer the tanks or watts. and
to lay mains Un the prinrIpal
stnrts Of Drl.and.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

sor Suhrie, aud the success they
scored is greatly to his credit. IL
should be mentioned that Mr..
Suhrie has never before attempt
ell either role. The special scsn-
cry was constructed ia the man
ual training shops Il the Univer-
sity under the direction Of Pro-
frssnr T.. e.. Baldwin, and vas
painted ia the art studi" under
the direction oG Miss Hill.
The occasion will long IT, ~
m-mlere,l and will furnish u high
standard for succeeding dramatic
clubs g. emulate.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
College Play
4 Big success


The annual rull-ge play, Pr''
sented 10y the Stetsnn University
dramatic so-i.ty IN the audit'-
rum Friday night, Was n spl"ndid
success, and was unanimously
voted the hest that thr club has
ever presented. The bill con
sisted Of ou--art farce, Lend
Ne Five Shillings." and shakes
psaTe's masterpiece. The Tam
ing Of the ShreW."
Professor A. l.. l.. Suhrie, Wh"
took the leading role IA bath
plays, presented the character III
Mr.. Uolightly in away which met
the favorable approval II the
most critical observers. and hls
clever comedy infused life int"
the entire play. Miss Lillian
Hamlin, the leading lady, ia the
rule If Mr.. MAJOR Phui'l's, inter
preted her part with spirit anu
grace. Mr.. Gramlins, a. Captain
I'hOi,ls. Vas excellent. The lead
ing characters werr ably support
ed by Miss Radlry, Mr.. Blocker,
Mr.Cranser, Mr.. Black, and Master
MOnrue Heath. FrOm beginning To-
end the fare. was presented most
astractIyely. and never for a mo-
msnt did Ihc interest "f the au-
dience lag.
Ia taking thu Ia" lradIng parts.
Professor Suhrir displayed talent
Of a high aud unusually versatile
order, for his work IA the Tam
ing Of the Shr,N" Was even let
ter than in thu farce. A P"tru-
chic h. interpreted th" part ia
. way which would have d'wr
credit D. one wh" had maslr =
lifelong study of the part. and
never for a moment did he drip
the character. Miss Webster. as
Katharine. had "ne 1T the m"st
difficult rulc- to play which can
b. attempted. but h"r intcrPreta-
ton was worthy of the m"st ia
vorable criticism. Mr.. Mi"kle.
a. Baptista. and Mr.. Tllden. a.
Grumio, were especially E'','d.
THIS ia the lradiug parts were
ably suPPrrted by large c"m-
pany mad up irOm the l'e,t anna.
teur talent IT the -chO"l, who
ts,Ok the following parts: ilor-
tsnsio. Mr.. y. ". Carr; Bianr".
Miss Hazsl R"W land; Bl"I'drllo,
Mr.. Howard stewart Pedrh. Nj.
Thomas Allen; Nathaniel. Mr.
b. y. Green; Gregory. Mr.. Carl
Farriss; Adam. Mr.. J"~eph vii.
liams; The CO"k, Mr.. J. 7. Ham
iItOn; Curtis, Ms Gi"neya >ImP-
ssn: Music Master, Mr.. %. n.
morse; 4 Tall"r, Mr.. Clifford
Bolts.
The sntirr play went oil sHispth'
~ aud w-ll. The eRtirr cntrr-
tainment of bath play vas un-
doubte,lly the hest amateur Pr''
duction ever given in the STATE,
and was Acknowledged a. surh By
all who are in u position io judge.
Both productions werr under
tho sfng,. uaanaaPuent uf Profess
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

Bert Spencer, besides brothers
and sisters in Ohio.
Major KingmAh had W. G.
CannOns' buckbOard, white horses
AMI bells Monday for = picnic o.
Green Spring, at Enterprise; If
TEN people went in the team.
They report n fine time.
The whist club mt Tuesday
afternoon At the Hall and Was
entertained by Mrs DIR. Curtis
and Miss Mcfarland Their were
eight tables. Mrs. ~. John won
Ladies first honOrs. Mr.. Durhan.
Of New Castle, Pa, Won g''ntle-
mems first hOnOrs.
Mr.. and Mr.. DarruW, If New
York, aud Mr. Lewis. If Pennsyl-
vania, are recent arrivals at the
Orange City Hotel.
Quite \ sad death occurred st
the Fenwick Tuesday morning.
Mrs.. e.. n. Ackley. e Chicagn.
came here Wednesday IT last
week. with an invalid daughter,
Miss Irene. They had b'-en ~
Miami for several months. Her
physician advised her e. come Ia
Orange City, hut she came t'o
late. At first she thought she
would BE- benefited by this pure
air, but trouble If the bronchial
tub had tuO firm = hold She
was MT herr quit = wr'.k When
she I.as-. 4 away. 4 short service
VAS held at thu FrnWick AZ II 81
o'rl.rk "Wednesday morning. Mr..
Allen. uf DrI.and. PREPARED thu
lsdy for shipment. The mother
left "n the l. ~ train, With thu
remains, on her sad journey home
A called meeting "f the v. |
s. vas held Tuesday afternoon
to elect 9 delegate Ia the stat
Fed ration Of Clubs NJ jackson
Vile. Mrs. William He-bnsr wa
elected.
The euchre club met az the hal
Tuesday evening, with eight
tables. Miss Toles, e Ohio, Wof
ladies iirst h"nors. Mr. william
CLARK, of Toledo, Ohi". wOr
genilemens first hOnors.
Dr. Curtis cottage j. completed,
he moved hl- family ia last week,
There az. all m",lern convenIen,
ce-, plumbing and "lcctTic lights
Mr.. Pcttet. "f Oh". Who VA
their CONTRACTOR, ha, done \ grud
and pretty jol. in a remarkably
short TIM. for all tn work Their
was on thu cuttage. They ser
living ia il six weeks from the
time Mr. P-ttet arrived IA Oraug'
City. lie left for his home ia
Ohio "Wednesday evening
Mrs.. Barhtel. Il PhilAdelPhIa
Pa, Vh" has ls-en n OraRge cit,
Hotel f"T several m"nth-. Irft
"Wednesday fur her h"me.
several Of our visitors left 90
Monday fer y trip on the Ottawa
ha river. They will b" aSAy 4
few day..
Mr.. James WalJ-ns n-W hou-.
Is getiing CA fine Il will H. VERY
pretty.
Mrs.. NJ. &. Whsldon l. in 81
I.uke's Hospital, Jacksonville, fol
treat m~nt. She il improving.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

Thsrr = ziurs 0stafra "a the -sStton Of ths
rsuutry thtn al uttsr dis easss pat tsakctett
ant uutii thF lasf fee yCaft go supIsnsd 10
h. IN arsisie -frr . Ersgf nary ys,arrit,
tfsrs prrnuunsci q tsal di-sa-r sI.f pr
--riis.i ksai rs'nlstiss and ~ cstistautlt taii
iug o. cur vita hsui trtai ulrut, pftlilratlfy-4
e ifirurailf. s-rteust hEs pnsytcu tatarrh a.
o. alIsf utissIlai dt.a-s- aud thTfrfurr ~
sluires tsl1-f ituttfsitai trsEafBemt. Halle
atarrh tury. manufactures - D. y. thfitry
&c.. rtsssii tfhif. 10 utily tslfI-f ufioata
Gun - thr fuarsst. % o. taksu internally tn
iss-s tDsin % drylt. o. q iea-I-uUniui " acts
dirtrtiy un ~ hissri snd mug'sus suftsrss ~
ths - sfrm. Tht.l ssnsr usn- hunartsl dssilass
tUr ans 49, thsy Fat ." cur. Srtld TIC s1r-
"a ar and tFsfifnuntals.
Atdrtsss J tHENEN 60. T,rls-ln. -.
SD - 81 trugsIsfs -.
Halls gantii ftIi- arr thr b-sf.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
EsFiy GIesiaE AgEes@ent.

We, the undeFsigaed merchants 81
DvI.and. 30 hereby agree to close Gar
respective places Of busiaess At 8
o'ciock p. N. every day lrHcert sat.
uTday from MAJ to OVtobcT l, lsoS:
q. \. DTcka = 90.
" Davis
". n. Hai-~y
J 2. Alien : 60
=. a. Briu.
BiaHr a HOrd
Henry larson.
". u. Butnet
a a. WOOdah.
". II. daynes.
J. \. Erickson.
. u. McElrOy.
'. u. FOuntain.
Watts a Millcr.
J. y BigelOW.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

Orange City, March 2S--First
81 oil ! want to say that the C. A.
Bullen that has bought . lot in
Del.and and let the contract To
build u winter home. is not the
q. 4. Bullen of Orange City, who
Is president of our water works.
The concert given by Mr.. VIM.
Hecbner "Wednesday evening Of
last week, at Library Hall, vas .
great suecess in every way. The
mu-Ic aud r,citations we're fine.
AL displayed = good deal II talent.
again Mr.. Eldred distinguished
himself in his role Of slight-Of-
hand. We all wished We could
pick ~ @ nt pieces cut of the air
~ be S'emed 10 do. lie had his
hat half full in about three SEC
ends. He is q slick one. Thirty
siX dollars we're taken in; thirty
threc dollars net. Mr.. Heebner
deserves . great deal If credit for
the interest he takes in the welfare
OF Orange City; this money goes
for repairing the streets. Every
y.ar Mr.. Heebner grts up some
Entertainment b. benefit Orange
city. We extend b. him Q vote
"i thanks.
Dennis FREEMAN Was taken very
much worse last Friday morning.
lie continued to run down until
SUNDAY at = =. M, when he pas
sci PEACEFULLY away. Mr.. Free
man Vas All Early settler ia Or
ange City, coming here IN 1876,
from Ohio, and has besn here
,'Oustantly from that time until
ais death. The funeral was held
a his r,.sid-nce un N"lusia avenue,
Rev Halliday officiating. The
.ubject of his remarks WAs, Iii q
man die shall h. live again
aud, 1t Is appointed uhto mai
,n-e to die" The choir sang
Nearer Nv God to Thee' ard
Jesus Lover of my Soul" Mr..
freeman will be greatly missed
in Orange City. There have been
very few days IN all these years
that h. has not been seen on these
streets. All Orange City extends
sympathy for tn, beresVed family.
u" haVes . wife and daughter,
Mrs.. Edwin Spencer. and four
grandchildren, Mrs.. Helen Spen-
c,'r Morrison. l.ee, Harry. and
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

W. a. nrown. the I.apalar peaxiou
attorBey, % PittSaeid. VI. says: Next
o. = I.enston. the bsst tkiag - 80 h
~. king's New LIE riElz.- lie writes:
they kesp my family IN spleasiid
health.- Quick cure for Eleadache.
CenstiIashsa and HIlieasne.A -.
GuaFauieed n al drug saoruA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

~. Barnabas Episcopal church,
Rev. Campbell Gray, Rector. April
., Y SUNDAY ~ lsrnt. 5-,Sa a. M. Holy
Communion. a.0a.m Morning Prayer
followed hy sunday School. ~ a. N.
Holy E.aCharist and sermon. > .. N.
EyensOng Sith address. Daily service
during Lent at 5 2. IA.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

Company store. Mr.. Rylahd's
experience in the mercantile
world insur-s the company . COM
Petent manager. Il is understood
that when the present school term
cl"s-- in DelADd Mr.. Ryland's
family will abide in this city,
where they will he cordially wel-
cOmed.
The Congregational church cele-
braaed its twentieth birthday
Thursday evening with music,
sPeeches, refreshments and =
birthday cake. Printed POeticAl
invitations were issued. ~ which
we're attached little sacks for an
ticipated contributions.
Mrs.. Albert Hurst has returned
from Miami.
Captain Blake had an HnPleAs-
ant experience with . forest fire
that tresPas-ed uPon his encIos-
ure. lie fought il alone till mid
night and saved his property. but
the effort vas two great for an
"ctugenaTian. and h. vas pros
trsted for SEVERAL days SfterwArd.
Mr.. Frye, . salesman in the
Bond COmpany's store, will leave
sunday for northern Poihts en-
route 10 his home in Nsu York.
Mr.. Chisholm WAS struck in the
eye by . Piece d metal while en-
Ployed in = basket factory in
Jacksonville, and il is feared that
he will lose the eye. He went %
that city Recently from here.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
LAKE HELEN.

fThis dftsFtuirnt o. in charge % Mr. lFcns
q. Aaahfs. = b. = authurixesl 80 rteciNe sui
ssgiJ.fins. advsfti - HefIts, etc. and toeoisCi
tsr aanls Anv spurassy shoun M. ADAM
uill D. appFsz-iaisd 10 THN NEWz.-kD.l
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
ORANGE CITY.

ma asIssrsaeat y On charse 20 Ni8C.
leAhcsuCk. Who y Huthurtssd o. rsceiNe SUB
esfiUfiona. adFeFs tseneuts ctr. ans - esllftt
fH aane Any ouuFtray ASSN Mia hehuo1A
81 - spprsslsfed ~ fmU NHWa.-HD
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

| ple-ahtlN sutpTteN " NsN
from Mr.. Wiese aud family, Mr..
aud Mrs. Selby. sOh aud daugh-
ter. If Portsmouth, Ohio. Mrs.
Wesslake aud niece had not met
in twenty years. and the visit Wa
q Ioyful secession
Mrs. Clarkson was made glad
last Week by = visit from her
mother. Mrs. Cada, Of Pierson,
aud her aunt, Mrs.. Dorrah, OF
Missouri.
Several weeks agu a GENTLEMAN
" the name at iIartle came fFOm
s.atun, Ind. lie found accOmmO-
al iun ln a lS,arling hOus- at the
amp, from GhIch his cUugh
-,Sn rNIE.lled him, and u similar
ale followed him at t~o buaTd
ings plac,s; sick and discouraged
nr iuund a rU,In IN u vacant store
uIldlng. where he died March l6.
His sun came and cared for him
The last two weeks 1T has life. IL
ought Ia he is.tteT understood
everywhere that cOnsumptiyes
cannot IT, cared for IN Public
houses, and that Persons afflicted
with that plague. Who desire n
Chang. 1T climate, must secur,'
r0ms and C"inIanIUnship indr-
pendent of th- public SOme Oi
the sa,ld,.st tragedies ever enacted
nave heen the hastened death,
the distress aud suffering IL inya-
lids who have ls-en driven from
one shelter 10 another. because 1T
their cough. At a stag" Of thu dis
ease when they needed the ten
derest nursing and kind'st vel
come. Consumption IL said b. b.
infectious and people have n right
To protect against being cOntaml
mated by it.
Rev. Hill, q winter guest at
DelAnd. whoss home il In East
Arlington, Mas, preached an
uplifting sermon ia the baptist
church Sunday morning Mrs.
4. Nelson Blake sang two num-
hers in the morning and one in
the evening.
THREE nimrOSls went o. Thrte
island Pond one day last week
and returned with thi1y."ne good
ba-s. Charlie PeltOn chaperoned
the party.
Miss S.,ars exhibited fine col
lection Of water colors. thu first
of her brush. Monday Afternoon,
and evening, at the Granville.
Flowers and fruits Predominat'd
in Perfection.
Mr.. WestlAke went last week
20 tle annual meeting OF chs Con-
gr,.gmt iunal Association M Mt.
Dura.
Mr.. Budurf and sist.r and Miss
Kruger drove Ca COrbnaslO Thurs
day for an iIsd-linite stay.
A woman and her son in hi-
teens, from Turnbull Bay. have
sold forty quarts Of oysters here
every week for thru months.
They gather and open the oysters
themselves, aud have cleared a
nicr little sum of money.
J. 4. Mace went Io smyrna last
werk and interviewed commission
agents.
A numl'er &c citizens went Ca
th- play &C Del.shd Friday even
ing. and declarc It very entertain
ing.
Mrs. Ahtoinette Johnson IT,
. =
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Makes Clean Breed

With Royal Baking Powder there is
no mixing with the hands, no sweatof
the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest
6cility, sweet, clean, healthful food.
FuI instructions in the Royal Baker and Pastry CoOk"
book for making al kinds Of bread, biscuit and cake
wish Royal Baking Powder. Gratis % any address
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

DT. Armstrong, the eve and EeTSe
specialist Of Jacksonville, will visit
oar city Apr = aad ,sn nc seen AZ
Hotel MelrOse IN person. ID
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Don't Let
Your Money Loaf.

y you have much or little money,
oetter have II earning something. Re-
MEMBER all fortunes had their foun-
datiop laid in -savin3--and money
makes money only when It is put to
work.
it Isn't thrifty to let your money lie
lale' particularly when a strong hnau-
cial institution would pay you per
cent per annum interest on II, COM
pounded semi-annually. We are doing
this for hundreds,
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST CO.,
No. 1eo Main street.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Mining Notes.

Lewis A. Jeffs will leave today to
make an inspection Of the developments
upon the Scottish Chief property.
S. A. Levy left Thursday evening for
the purpose OF making a general round
up of inspection among the several
properties in which he and his associ-
ates are interested.
James e. Beveridge of the Flagstaff
company, who has been in this city on
mining business for several days, will
leave this morning for the mine at
Alta.
Latest reports from the National
Mining strike of Cherry Creek are to
the effect that the management has
crosscut the new body for twelve feet
without encountering either wall.
General Manager J. ]. Trensm of the
New Stockton company visited the
mine, Thursday, at Stockton.
General Manager Rood OF the On
tario company has returned from max
ing an inspection or the work being
carried on in the tunnel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
CARRIE MACK SHOWS
RICH SILVER ORES
Thousand Ounce Resource Is
Found on Shallow Level
of Property.

8. NJ: Levy has returned from the
SEarrie Mack property, and with him
orougn0 some very good news for the
numerous Salt Lake investors who are
interested IN this company, The Car.
ne ne Mack ground has not only been
the scene of some very gratifying de-.
Velopments in the past, but at tba
present time the disclosures there are
al that could be expected by the man.
agement; A very rich vein of silver
gre mas been encountered upon the 100.
Ioot level or the mine, and while mo
assays have been made up to Thurs.
DAY, from the nature of the ore in
TINS mne those familiar with the CON
dltlons there state that at least one
foot OF this vein will run 1000 ounces
OF silver per ton.
Mr.. Levy states that the COMPANY
Is making splendid progress upon the
GarIle Mack, doing a great amount of
drlfting, especially upon the 20O-foot
level of the mine. The manaoement
is making for the vein which has given
such good results upon the level above,
and it IS thought that the face of the
drlrt is not over fifty feet from this
resource. The local Office of the com
pany naturally is very anxious to learn
the condition of this rich vein on the
second level, and no effort is being
spared to hurry the work along,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
'A FRoM YERINGToN.
"a. ~ johnson Makes Flying
NV 70 Great Copper Camp.

I'd !" Great Copper Camp.
';i johnson, chief of the stat, Of
I'M" has returned to Salt
1 h 6m shs camp of Yerington
~ i Taue =! an Inspection of a large
ltgslo,snat II mat camp. Some interest.
|flhf eas are expected from
|su sae parties for whom Mr..
|iap se nniu tnls examination still re-
htineSA Mr.. johnson was
ilf ~ 20 90 much talking about
widen, tals copper region, but it
% of rs. .nat the magnificent re-
'Ais camp greatly impressed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT
! development Company VIII
14k Coleman Mine Shaft.

~0'SsopInSnG company VIII
s Coleman Mine Shaft.
sahopal Development COMPANY.
q OF loea! investors, has started
9h what is known as the Cole.
= ana copper mine n the Gold
|s9ioa OF Elko county, New. Con
preliminary work was done
& property during last year,
eoafacter Of the ore disclosed
lssnsed the National company
nave the making Of a big
saa red metal producer.
iIasnagement last year sunk the
.Ssa Ssa LAO feet, and in addition
s.ea al OF 40 feet in ore of
4 i;saistiaSetory value. The COM
sr5 rs5assa!hng q steam hoist and
4a VIII sink the shaft several
4 asss deeper. It is anticipated
v@csals that early and very
~ , returns will reward the
A, 20, lot their efforts upon this
e''up'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
||IDS WILL MAKE
MOTHER BINGHAM
,I SsFhouse States That
'.,slity Has Marks of
v Great District.
1rIL, WATER AND
DEVELOPMENT NEEDED
,,ting Facts Are Given
|Ib.ut Great Ore Bodies
Il of Property.

! a, first time during the present
ssruel Newhouse was at his
tbs Dooly block Thursday
Since Monday Mr.. New
!,,ompsnied by General Man
rsisystte Hanchett, has been
his various Utah possessions,
4,srsry including the Boston
:;sfsd. the Cactus and the new
-r,Sur plant being built at Gar
5ist fhe present physical condi-
jboth the Boston Consolidated
,,,us properties in every way is
10 him is evident from all
has said about them, but as it
.Setus that Salt Lake is espe-
sIwested in at the present time,
~5ouse confined his interview
"a Tribune Thursday TO that
I'm" stated Mr.. Newhouse,
4 / have opened three very i'm
siues in the State OF Utah.
b the Highland Boy, the Bos-
oIidated and now the Cactus.
I.tas, from all present indica-
is fair to be of almost if not
sportancs as the first two
1 & Is yet g tri6e early to speak
IA certainty REGARDING the large
4 ore that we are opening up
C.csus property, for while we
them, there has not
|rstient time to completely de-
|Ase. rev resources.
Elent time has been allowed
|5er, to give some idea Of the
IS bodies Of splendid ore which
Hg developed upon the fourth
e levels of this mine. On the
4 level. SO far, we have crosscut
|fsiance of 10 feet the richest
q ore ever had IN the Cactus
La there is no Indication of a
\ nght. On the 500-foot level,
n deeper, the body of ore has
cpsscut for 2 distance Of 225
l 10 wall has been encountered
Itls ore IS approximately of
grade TO that encountered on
Gll level. and some sets are
s;s high as IS per cent copper.
engagement has just started
utut in tunnel No. 6, and up TO
Instance of forty feet has been
spon ore that gives such SEN
assay values that 7 do not
dseuss them at all. The rea-
lis is that upon further de-
~ work such great values may
|<iintained I feel safe in say
ever, that the disclosures upon
Moot level will be even more
|-g than any others Of the mine
-'esept time. We are not Stopping
slE ore, but we are continuing
ssom the Glory Hole, sending
g o. ore to the mill daily. The
Hury hole is the center o. an
" which is 175 feet IN width
. fest long. This resource is
disconnected with those I have
~ upon the fourth, fifth and
|Fels.
ne say" continued Mr.. New
that I have lad from the very
Es absolute faith in the Cactus
p. and l believe that the devel.
? u this mine mean q whole lot
's!serr Utah and the whole
! an Of the opinion that this
loea!ity is another Bingham,
= values that will run between
per cent copper. All that is
J . bring these resources into
Iasl form is capital, develop
'lsds no explanation to convince
9 mining circles of the truth of
.ppostion prevailing for some
El namely, that the Cactus
n IS one OF the great mining
y iae season for Utah, and the
essSnptlon given by Mr.. New
~ be welcome and appreci-
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