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WANT TED-Imm ediately competent woman
Tor general housework a desirable place;
bring reference. col North Carolina ave. Sc.
JcS-3t
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FOR SALE-USED PIANOS OF VARIOUS
AAhES--We're making short work OF ths
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Dancing.

LARGEST AND COOLEST Hall, IN
THE CITY, ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMMER.
THE ORDWANS. A3l 11th ST. n W-Everyr
Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday even
3ng. beginners class. 7:3O; advanced s:39
Lazy assistants; six lessons. $50. Private
lessons Dy appointment Hall for rent.
myH-OCt PROF CHAS NJ WYNDHAM
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS 75c: guar
anteed waltz. tWo-step. five lessons. class 81
month. special rates club. piano, 25c; quick
moo method- Address. with stamped en-
velope. BOX %. Times Office ie7-st
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MME. zENITA. 7ls sth St. moved 10 5J7
I'D st. NJ. m,-ls-21t
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FURNISHED room for rent: $50 q week
with German family. E0s X st. NV fest
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WANTED-Cigar store and newsstand: good
location Address BOX z24. Times once.
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Wanfed-AgentS

WE CAN PROVE agents make 500 monthly
selling our newly patented household spe-
cary "OLF EREEN CO. PfttsbUrg. Pa
GIVE 70 everybody a chance 20 make from
3 10 so per day by selling hfEh-a-t e-lhrrfI-
cred Ehlrt Waist patterns and suits Open
from an 20 Z pm UNITED STATES
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-By o hrst-cIass dressmaIer. to
Inlsn out season: summer dresses 10 make
from Sl50 20 IS apiece. Address BOX 20s
Times Office. ieS-3t
WANTED-Day work CT laundry at home.
1872 18th St nv. 1eS-3t
WANTED-By young lady with experience
as cashier; rapid penman. can make herself
generally useful Address BOX 157 Times
oiilce. je6-St
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LOCAL MENTION.
Auction Sale New Furnitur
When Hot and Tired Royal Pilseno

and summer rugs, Saturday 1880 a. N
wilson & Mayors, IZZ1 and 1229 q ST. 4
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Case Lager Beer, Soc; Rebate on Bottles
1Oc- Beavers. 423 AZ st sw. Phone Ai5192.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.


WANTED-Tou can learn the Syllable svs,er,
or shorthand IN j. hours; attain a speed OF
t5 70 loo Wor.s IN 80 hours. and We w.l pro
cure position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. GregE. and Barnes systems
typcwrttinE. and Spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building Phone II
lI42. I'D al-
WANTED-Nals cooks, female cooks. Iaun-
dresses. other help FOR city and resorts
I011 New York ave. II
WANTED-ItaliRn translatoTs FOR the for
eign correspondence department OF a large
mail order house. position permanent Al-
dress IN own handwriting. BOX L l. u
Times ONCE. 5z7-st
WANTED-An experienced waiter for dinner
and breakfast 3oOI < At je7-2t
WANTED-Youn boy OF EirI for cigar store.
2oo 9Th ct sw 3e6-5t
WANTEO-Picture agents. aides and gen
uemen: good money made. EOS eth st. sw
myi2-S0t
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Wanted-Automobiles.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: must be In frst-
class order and cheap Address w s ID. !.
1902 Main st, fredericksburg. Va JeS-3t
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FOR sAL-CHEAP.

100. .01c secondhand brick. 20 loads bats TIM
ber doors windows, and AL kinds OF building
material 10 7Jh ST sw. or on job. 9Th ST
and virginia ave. sN. LOHR WRECKING
ie2-lg-
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Wanted-BicyCIes.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
IN Washington u3 PennsylEania ave. NV.
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Help Wanted-Male.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for face and rough
work, Raleigh Hotel. GEO. a FULLER
co. jes-st
WANTED-Barber at 1155 18th St NV, 81 25
guaranteed for saturday. HAWKINS, 1t
wANTEDLTwo boys to help gasftters- c
a. MGDDIMAN q Co. 616 eth St NV
WANTED-White man TO work around coal
yard: must understand horses. rent free
Inquire J. J CONNELLY, 80 and sts
jeS-St
WANTED Good barber for Saturday So;
WANTED-Third-cIass engineer at once
Apply pa eth st. sw. 1t
WANTED-Man Of refined appearances to
solicit new form Of accident and health in
@ ,Srs-!'ee, sells on sight no experience neces-
SHY. can earn so per week; no house 10
house canvass. Address BOX POS, Times
office. n
WANNTEID-Apprentice boy in bakery shop
a 9. JOYCE. Il4 9Th NV tes-3t
MANTED-Tws I5I1-I boys to learn Timing trade
Al, = AILA, 22l6 18th st. NV. jeS-2t
WANTED-White barber for Saturday. 81
guaranteed. Apply 1866 AZ st. sw. 1t
WANTED-Experenc drivers for teams
hauling brick, steady and permanent employ
are sober and steady workers Apply M
yard Of WEST BROTHERS BRICK co
south end Long 6ridge. Va Jes-3t
TED-Experienced coIored boy with
erenee- BoBYs & BoBYs. 10 9Th ST St. NV
JEST
wANTED-white barber. 50 for Saturday 9Th
and G SITS. NV ~
WANTED-A good baker on bread. JOE
GUTENBERG, 1243 7th 81 NV. n
THOUSANDS Of mon owe their advancement
10 US; II you are "A competent man we have
a position Tor you; write for booklet. HAP
| GOODS, lloo Pennsylvania Bldg. Philadel-
phla-
WANTED-CoIo porter for HOTEL Dun
BARTON; best OF references required. Je7-3t
WANTED-Two colored BARRIERS. b A.
| MILLER, 523 eth st. NV. 1ez,2t
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wOOD-WOOD-WOOD pay 50 ana SO
cord for wood. when you can get sound
and dry railroad ties, used only one year
IN construction OF Filtration Plant sawed
ana spIt stove size and delivered, for s. /?
MURRAY & lie BARNES. I116 ST NV.
Phone Main 5ls5- JeI-St
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Largest Circulation Means Best Results
The Pneumatic Water Works COMPANY
OfN New XcrL<
of New York.

OFFICE
226-234 Fourteenth Street n. W.. Washington D. c.
YoDER, Manage
Broadway, YorG
Washington Times
Washington, D. c.
qualification acknowledge the value of The
Washington Times a n advertising medium
few weeks fiscal Frank Plummer fifth
Small Building city, page in The
Sunday Times offering Subdivision in leruvn
Heights
pleased say exclusive result of said d
vertsement have SOLD ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
LOTS in Subdivision in this suburb Washington A result not
only gratifying, unprecedented Respectfully
(Sgned) S S.Y YODER.
Azll President Brwyn Heights Corporation
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ProVes the most grateful Of beverages.
Its purity and flavor strengthen and Sat-
lsfy. All bars. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-BOYCE'S RABIES.
Before the baby goes away
10 seek It's health on land or sea.
Aot oelter nave us picture made
Al Boyce's famous nursery
Tor there you see imprinted clear
Upon the faces all aEiOW
4 character thai stamps the work
or EDTCES NURSERY STUDIO
Fhone ensageIne ents-Boyce, l3z5 Z NV
JeSe.Ilt
WANTED-CIEar store and neUsstans. go9T
location Address BOX z23 Times once
~ 81
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don.r DT-
away your oil clothing. shoes, hats aDd
sHiT1s before seeing me. I pay highest
cash prices for them Drop postal VIII caT
II. GEWIRZ. lz2s 7th St NV. Je4-i5t
WANTED-S- KEBESKY, 1895 7th 81, nv
viii pay the highest cash prices for ladies.
gents. and Chlllreu's CASTOR Clothing and
shoes and hats. Address a postal and I Will
call Phone y s-60-M- uy49-sot
UPHOLSTERING and repairing. rna.tl,r-
iaids low prices H. q. conn. AS New YORK
ave. 1e7-st
BIG MONEY PAID Yer desirable furniture
carpets VIII LAY fuu value for stoves in
good condition, Office furniture and house
hold goods OF all kinds: contents especiaIly-
D NOTES o-5 Louisiana ave Phcne II so55.
HIGHEST CASH PR .CEs t,aid Tor old i-oT
brass, copper. lead. zinc. ard general mer-
cha-dise. WASHINGTON SCRAP IRON
AND METAL Co. Slh and L sts NV Phoas
.eOI1A 1s4--M apZ2-e0t
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Ruud Water Heaters by Gas.

Automatic, instantaneous, guaranteed
Hot water at any moment. Gas turned
on and on by turning OF faucet. 6l6 l2th
X A. Muddiman * Co, 1904 q ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-C0uJonts ten-rOom house: sur-
| nlture nearly NOW. must sacrifice. leaving
/ city. 5l4 81 Nv. 1e5-Sr
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Rooms and Board.

ZO1 z ST NW--Cool. front, southern rooms;
with or without board ies-gt
WANTED-1TSo bOarders; nicely furnished
room, with good board; $3.50 per week each
l025 22d ST NV. 5ee a.
-FOUR CHOICE ROOMS. SIS and $50. c2S
Eye St NV. Se7-2t
BOARD IN private family; shady grounds
ana porches; two squares from steam and
electric cars; bath Address BOX 46. ken
singtOn- feT ~
FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms. with
board u2O New York ave NV. je7-3t
ROOMS. reasonable; table board. SIS a month
1892 1Gth ST. NV. te6st
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18Th and
New York ave, overlooking White House
First-class family hotel; double rooms. SIS
up; single room, s25 per month; good board
transients. 81 per day and up. mySo-1st
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FOR SALE-USED PIANOS OF VARIOUS
AAhES--Ne'Te making short work OF ths
clearance Of the pianos we have taken fR
exchange and OF those that We have had
rented out during the winter. You can
pick up a bargain II you're quick Enabs
small grand, every working part new; regular
$50 Instrument special, 500 Knabe up
right, beautiful mahogany case: latest de-
sign carefully used tlike new; special, $50.
knabe upright. nne rosewood case. Lhor-
Oughly repaired and IN 1De coadltlon. Sps-
cial, SS25- starr uprlg fine mahogany case:
just returned from short rental; regular $50
instrument. special. $50. Hartman upright.
fancy art case largest size, and IN perfect
condition. Just ike new: special, S55e. Ener-
upright. large size latest style ma
E1gany case. very slightly used special. S350-
Smith & Barnes upright, mahogany case
has been used but Few months special. S2j9-
Heller & Co upright large size. mahogany
case. very slightly used special, S1s0- tSlrn
ball upright sbonized case, good condition.
special SI75. WheelOck upright. ebolizcd
Sase. II splendid condition; special, sl59-
KNABE * CO. 1ZIS-20 r ST. u1y27-tf
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Low Rate Boston, Mass, and Return,
Baltimore and Ohio. June l to II. valid
returning until IS, but may be extended
TO July To- Rate one fare plus $l0Q. Con-
suit agents.
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Storage.

Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1870 You St
Indestructible.
Store your household goods IN
the new building free from
Nernil-
Rugs and carpets cleaned
Let our estimator call.
je3-tf
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pianos. etc
stored reasonable rates ADAM A
WESCHLER. AuctiOneer. so Pennsylvania
ave nv. Phone 1872 my25-90t
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS, I4os II St NV
New building clean. light. and well ven
ulated- Low rates We pack and ship 10
all points BROWN & TOLSON. Auction
eers, Proprietors- Phone 252O. my22-Sot
WHY PAY MOREP We store Tor 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. slS-42o-i23
loth St NV Phone Main l229- myl-90t
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman Office cleaner
colored- Apply Superintendent. HOME LIFE
BUILDING. 18th and c SIS. NV. II
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CASH REGISTERS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM IS UP.
IIALIWOOD REGISTERS At a SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS, FULLY
GUARANTEED. exceptional bargains and on
EASY PAYMENTS We sell Secondhand
Cash Registers Of al kinds cheaper and Ia
better condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
5II NINTH STREET ". W.
uyi0-C0t
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ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe ana
Jefferson sts.
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR Il. +. LUERSsEN. Drug Store.
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FOR SALE priSht pianos at unusually low
figures II NIL say yCu 70 see Is before de-
ciGing- Must sell Gail used piEnos) AZ q
saCrlnces one upright, $780, squares as low -
s.. CHAS. 81. SILEFF, 81 Ith 81, NV.
J. C COSLIFE. Manager. mh2S-tf
s. IS FOR SANITARY. drOp-sids cOuchess
rockers. soCs go-carts. al-ssi Pa-lor AID bed
room suites, s. per week see goods RED
NOND-S. 81 and 613 7Jh 81. NV. fsl5-tf
FOR SALE-GoOd quality opaque shades. 1T
TED 10 yoUI windows. only 25cs the best quail
tty oil opaque shades. soc. hung nee: Will
call with samples. kLEEBLATT%S 5. 18th AMI
Il sts- Phone East Z5-R. 5a2o-0
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Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
a good tonic-builds up strength-heIDs
digestion zoe ct. Only at 800 7th st.
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Lightning Rods. J. H. Kuehling.
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WOhhINGMEN we have large stock OF
summer goods. tailor made slightly used
can sell you suit at a price that viii be "A
great saving TO you. come around Saturla, l,
and see JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6Ig d 5eaft
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zoos NJ NW.-NewIy furnished. two front.
cool rooms. one second floor room. Phone.
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THREE furnished rooms. Hight Housekeeping:
adults go ID st. sc. 1es-3t
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For Rent

For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.
FURNISHED aad uufu-ufshed roon,s -
lodging OF light Housekeeping. 90 srh -
- ies-st
1899 l4TH ST.-FIve e1ceptlonslTv -g---
s-Iy rooms bath and modern convenieucss
SIS month. - =
ROOMS, furnished or uufyrnIsb45 49, -
second noor. 81 9th St Sc Phone 1esgf
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Wanted-RoOmS

W An TED Completely or partly furnished
house. on high ground with shade: rbre, o.
Iour bedrooms one hour or less from town:
state price for summer and give fun par-
uculars: responsible party: small family
Address. BOX l5S. Times once TEST
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Country Board.

HEALTHY. cool place. situated on salt
water. plenty % shade fishing c-ahhI0g
boating. and bathing. Mrs I. J. FAI-IK-
NER. Faulkner House. Fairbank. Ma
3es-4t
TWO double rooms and board. Win S7l-E-
eru family. IN beautiful suburb on Bright
wood car line and r, & O. railroads, gen
JIemeu or ladies' in ofice preferred A5F-ass
MRS VA H DRAYTON. Silver Spring.
Al. je7-5t
WILL TAKE BOARDERS on fam Dear
B!uemont. Va Address MRS. E. A FARR
PaNson. LoUdoun Co. Va. for terms
Je7-4t
GLEN ECHO, Nd; 20 minutes from cftv-
TOOmy cottage, newly furnished: accornm5-
Gation Tor eighteen twenty young men
as a club OF sinsiys best country board S
per week special rates by month OF season
Fresh vegetables and fowls from my own
place; excellent canoeing and fishing: large
bOaLhOuse Tor canoes without extra Cnarrn
Mrs. J. p JOHNSTON, Glen Echo, Nd.
tIdyIIwood station). fes-7t
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FURNISHED room; price. IS per month. 1917
1917 ST iaa-er
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FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo. fun dress aDJ
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS 42s I'm
st NV. nIyg= en-
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. l. CARNE * CO.. 703 King St
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEISS. eth and B SITS, sw.
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms.

TWO desirable furnished rooms. rs % st.
NV. Jes-7t
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VERONA.

The worlds greatest PalmIst and CIaIrvov-
ant without asking n question viii tell ex-
actly what you called tor; who and yvhan
YOU VIII marry; call you by name; names OF
Iriendsr enemies, or rivals. I promise 10
tell you whether husband Wife or s,re.t
heart Is true or false I viii tell you how to
gam the love OF the one you most desire
even thouBh miles away. In fact, I viii
Sell you every hope, fear, or ambition. also
business Affairs. lawsuits. and specuIati0ns.
what you are best adapted for 10 make "a
success in lfei he tells you your whole Ufe
let Il be good or bad: satisfaction guaranteed'
Lady attendant Readings. 81. Office hours
- Daily and sunday GIL 1sth st. NV,
Tr1r-gl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
TO BEGIN WORK IN EARNEST.
Beaver County Mines Will Be Devel-
oped Thoroughly This Winter.

Capt. Ed. Wills, manager of the South
ern Copper and the Michigan Mining COM
panies OF Beaver county, returned 10 the
city on Thursday after a two months
visit at his Eastern home in Hancock,
Mich The Captain reports business in
the mining regions of northern Michigan
in most prosperous condition Every
body, he says, is making money Men
who few years ago were in moderate
circumstances are today independently
rich. The men worth a million few
years ago arc now in the multi million
aire class. Much anxious inquiry is be-
Ing made by capitalists back there re-
specting the mines, and especially the
copper mines OF Utah, and II is only
question OF a short time, the Captain
says. when great deal more OF Mchi-
gan capital will be invested in the mines
OF this State. The Tribune, he states,
which circulates in some portions OF
that section, is read with much avldity.
In speaking of the future OF his prop
critics in Beaver county. of which he is
manager, the Captain says that both COM
panies are in sound financial condition,
and that an active campaign OF develop
ment Will be inaugurated beginning
about the 1st OF September. On the
Southern property, 1t Is expected that
sinking will be continued 10 water level
II considered necessary 10 complete de-
yelopment. The work on the Michigan
Will be by tunnel, as conditions are such
that tunnel run In on the property $50
feet Will catch the great ore vein at
like Depth and this method OF develop
ment will facilitate the output OF ore
and render It's handling easy and at the
lowest possible cost,
The work on these properties Will be
Continued throughout the winter and, In
fact. indefinitely. 1t has been computed
by conservative estimates that the ore
liz the upper levels OF the Michigan will
pay for development and II Is a very
safe conclusion that when the mine is
opened up dividend day will not be far
Off
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
BUSY AT LA SAL.
Everyone Looking for Great Activity
the Coming Fall.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BASIN, La Sal Mountains, Aug. 10
The past week has witnessed unusual
activity in this part of the La Sal dis
trict and it begins to. look now as if We
were going to see live fall and winter
here at Miners Basin. Several sub
stantial buildings are being erected for
winter quarters, in addition to the pro-
posed buildings of the High Ore and
Michigan companies buildings on Cas-
tie Creek, Bachelor Basin. AS soon as
the High Ore wagon road is finished up
10 the mine and the necessary provi
sion and supplies can be gotten in, they
propose increasing their force on the
mine.
The Michigan company is arranging
for letting 300-foot contract in their
property, and are waiting for the COM
pletion of the Castle Creek road before
making their preparations. Ore is be-
ing taken out of the main vein Of the
Michigan No. /, preparatory for n final
shipment, as soon as the Basin stamp
mill starts up. after adding the concen-
traitor TO the mill. The Tornado com
pany is now timbering up the main
drift $50 feet to the ore body, and
when this is completed tho company
and get out orc continually, with which
the mill is TO be kept In operation until
about the middle of December. Good
substantial buildings are to be erected
and the property kept in constant opera
tion all winter, under the supervision
of Manager NJ. /. Fowler. Messrs. J.
A. Largcnt and j. y. McCorkerel arc
expected here from Salt Lake City on
the 10th of September to arrange for
the work
Those who are familiar with the early
history Of this district will remember
the Old Grand View property on Horse
mountain, and its failure several years
ago by a Tennessee company, which,
after spending about $4,000 in bad
management and some development
work, abandoned the property. On
January last Mr.. G. A. Finley Of Castle
ton located the ground and began work
on an open cut about forty feet above
the old sixty-foot shaft Recently, at
a depth of fourteen feet, he uncovered
the vein for which the company was
prospecting. Mr.. Finley has a four-foot
vein of ore, from which he has taken
about forty tons Of ore that runs S3S in
gold and copper, and is reported to
have closed sale with some Colorado
Springs capitalists, who are soon to be
here to arrange for development work
on large scale, The property is now
known as the Nero group and is said
to be the finest mineral showing in the
country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
BLACK HORSE FIND
RUNS VERY HIGH
Remarkable Ore Is Encountered
on the Mable Fraction
Mining Claim.

In view OF the fact that considerable In
terest has been aroused in this city re-
garding the recent rich strike OF gold ore
In the Mabel Fraction property OF tho
Black Horse district. the return of II, s.
Woolley and Fred Schrott from this prop
crty Is of double interest. Mr., Woolley
confirms this strike. there being a six
inch streak Of free gold ore that Is
phenomenally rich. This streak occurs
In a vein which is fully fifty feet In
width. and this distance is capable OF
giving liberal values also.
Mr.. Schrott is the man who located
the Mabel Fraction. and as n result OF his
visit TO this city a deal Will be conSum-
mated whereby several prominent Salt
Lakers Will become heavily interested Ia
these properties, Mr.. Woollcy stated
afternoon that there were new
strikes being reported each day. the
latest coming from property owned by
n MIR. Buchanan. his find being the rich
est made in that region, with one ex-
ceptlon, the exception being the Mabel
Fraction.
On the San Pedro group. states Mr.,
in sinking the shaft the man
agement has encountered some very fine
showlngs. This shaft has reached dis
tance of eighty feet from the surface.
and the last twenty feet have been care
fully sampled each day. These samples
show that the average of this distance
will run SlGS per ton. the vein being four
'eet In width. The Black Horse district
IS on the boom, and there is great
amount OF activity in the properties Of
he district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
UTAH CAPITAL GETS
FINE FA|RVIEW GROUP
Fairview South End Company
Is Launched Upon Its
Career Thursday.

The Fairvow South End Mining COM
pany is the latest organization owning
FairvIew property TO be launched upon
its official career, the organization being
perfected in this city on Thursday. In
this company are Interested some OF the
most prominent mining men In this State
and Nevada, and the nature OF the prop
critics controlled by this new company
Is one OF the best guarantees the organ
izers need TO present TO the mining
world.
G.. e Coulter OF Ogden, who has been
successful in many Nevada ventures, Is
the president of this new company; John
I. Hodson of Salt Lake. whose remark
able find in the Nevada Hills group is
still the subject of much comment, lis
vice-president Ralph e. Hoag OF Salt
Lake, the banker, Is treasurer, and J
d. Holiday OF ogden Is the secretary.
These gentlemen, with T.. n Conroy OF
Ogden and II. C. Burns Of Fairview, con-
stltute the baord OF directors, John A.
Kirby is the consulting engineer of the
company, and e. L. Lidstone is manager,
Mr.. Lidstone Is one of the pioneers of
the Fairview district and the six claims
owned by the company were first secured
by him in the early days OF the camp.
He has been one Of the most fortunate
OF Fairview operators, this being the
third group OF properties he has placed
In the hands OF Salt Lake and Ogden cap
ital. Mr.. Lidstone will return to Fair
view AS soon as possible TO begin an
active campaign of development work
upon this group. The claims compose
what is known as the High Line group,
and they are situated in the southern
part of the district, While little work
has been done upon them. samples In sill
yer and gold from the four veins which
traverse the group have ranged TO as
high as 1856.
The company la capitalized at 900
shares, 100000 OF which viii be retained
In the treasury for development purposes
There is little doubt but what the com
pany will soon be ranked among tho most
active and successful OF the Falrview
diatrict