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The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-08

Mr. and Mrs A. Rascower of Trinidad
are visitors in the city.
Post for photos 1906 Fifteenth street
and 91O Sixteenth street
Mr. Louis Goldsmith is located in FL
Paso, Texas for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Morris spent
commencement week at Boulder.
Miss Celeste Sigmund has returned
home from an extended eastern trip.
Mr. Edward Lesser of Milwaukee spent
several days in the city on business.
Mr.. Joseph Anfenger of San Fran
cisco has been in the city for a few days.
merchant tailor, 1901 Larimer, for styl-
ish Clothes
Mrs. S. A. Hirschfed and family of
I'LL East Eighth avenue left for
three months trip east.
For new embroidery hats and sailors
see Miss Martha Fischer, 1114 Sixteenth
street Parlors upstairs
Mrs. I. Solomon of 43O West Twelfth
avenue left last Tuesday for an extended
trip to New York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borland have
moved to 1908 Marion street. where they
will be pleased to see their friends.
Mr.. Harold Anfenger, who has been
attending the academy at Lexington,
Missouri, is home for the summer
We are still in business Come and
see us. The Schwayder Trunk Mfg. Co.,
92S 18th St. Tel. 1886 Main.
Mrs. Phillip Hornbein has returned
from Trinidad, where she was the guest
of Mrs Gertrude Sanders, nee Bendix.
Mr.. Ernest Morris delivered the ad-
dress for the alumni at the banquet at
the State University Wednesday after
noon.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-08

Miss Febie Cohen, a young and promi-
nent attorney of Nevada, is visiting her
cousin Mrs. Lesser Levy, 141O Colum-
bine.
A Jewish widow of family would like
to obtain work by the day. Inquire in
rear of No. 1437 Tenth street
Mrs. Bertha Davidson spent last week
in Pueblo with her daughter, Mrs Da-
Wis, whose son was among the confirm
ants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morris received
at her home, 26O9 Curtis street, Sunday
in honor of the confirmation Of her
daughter, May.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tescher, who for
merly resided in this city, have returned
from Texas and will take up their resi-
dence here again.
Dr. Harry Nelson of Cincinnati will
succeed DR.. Hendricks at the Jewish hos
pital. He will arrive about June 18th
to assume his duties
Scalp treatment for falling hair. Hair
dressing. Manicuring for men, women
and children Artesian water. Haines'
Hair Store. 621 Sixteenth street.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Miriam Fisher and Mr.. Bert
Rothschild, both Of New York, who for
merly resided in this city.
Mr.. Charles Hewes has published the
first of ''The Sixteen Articles Of 1906"
It is entitled "The World Of Today"
and is unique and original
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Slversmith were
at home, S3 Idaho street, Sunday. Jo-
seph Silversmith, their son, was con-
frmed at Temple Emanuel
Fine watch and jewelry repairing
We carry a complete line Of jewelry at
reasonable prices. Rosenberg, the Jew
eer, 423 Sixteenth street
DR.. G. D. Spivak, the secretary of the
Jewish Consumptives Relief Society, is
in Boston attending the meeting Of the
National Medical Association.
Mr. Aaron Rachofsky returned We'd
nesday from short business trip to Gill
pin county in time to attend the Demo-
cratic banquet at the Shirley.
The Lehman, Stewart & Arkush
Agency Company, Denver's leading in
surance and financial agents, 1541
Champa street.
The Misses Aimee and Mabel Herman
left the city Wednesday night for a visit
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-08

the guests OF their aunt, Mrs. |.
Krushke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlesinger and family
Of Chicago are in the city expecting to To-
cate here with their son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Il. Schlesinger. 1929
Adams street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis l.. Schlesinger,
formerly Of 1902 East Tenth avenue.
have moved into their new home at 1929
Adams street, where they will be pleased
to see their friends.
The German-American Trust Com
pany, 1880 Sixteenth street; capital,
$500, 900; general banking and trust bus
mess; fire insurance, loans and invest
ments four per cent. on time deposits.
Miss Hazel Hyman was graduated
Tuesday night as one of the honor pupils
of Miss Wolcott s school and as class poet
produced a beautiful paraphrase of Ten
nyson s "Dream of Fair Women"
Rev. DR.. w. S. Friedman was one of
DR.. Bayard Craig to the Denver Minis
terial Alliance. His subject was "What
the Ministerial Alliance Ought to Be to
Denver''
Rabbi H. G. Kauvar left last Tuesday
night for a three months vacation. He
went to New York City to visit his
mother, and from there he will go to
some water resort for the remainder of
the season.
Mr.. Nathan Rothschild, the popular
president of Denver Lodge No. III b mai
b rith, will soon leave for the East to
be married. The event takes place in
Troy, New York, about the Goth of
this month.
Mr.. Sol Wise left last Saturday morn
ing for New York and Atlantic City,
where he will visit friends Afterward
he will sail for an extended stay in Ger
many. He intends to return in the lat
ter part of October
Harmony Lodge No. 1876 Independent
Order of Ahavas Israel engaged DR..
Sharpley as the lodge family physician.
This lodge is the first among the Jewish
fraternal lodges in the city to provide
the members with medical attendance at
a nominal cost.
DR.. M. Collins, the superintendent Of
the Jewish hospital, will leave tomorrow
for an extended trip east. He will also
visit his mother in Louisville, Kentucky.
DR.. and Mrs William s. Friedman
were last Wednesday in Boulder, where
the degree of LII. d. was conferred on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
SUCCESS IS HAD
DOWN IN NEVADA
Salt Lake Talent Organizes and
Sends Party on Prospect
ing Tour.
HAVE FINE GOLD AND
COPPER CLAIMS
Assays Delayed Until the LOca-
tiOn Work Could Be Done
Successfully.

The good fortune that has followed the
activities OF Salt Lake talent in their
Nevada operations keeps up without de-
Walton, the latest successes being reg
istered by the Nevada Mines Exploration
company, This is an organization OF Salt
Lake business men. formed early in tho
spring. having as the object the explor-
alton of virgin fields of the Sage Brush
State and the operation of properties
acquired by discovery.
Word has been received at the local
Offices of the company from f S. Morn
ingstar about the recent achievements
Of the party which was outhtted In this
city as completely as any that ever left
Salt Lake for Nevada fields. The out
fit includes complete assay equipment,
and everything necessary for thorough
work upon the deserts Mr.. Mornlngstar
with j. A. Harris, ], B, Bowers and c.
D. Mcdonald have been penetrating the
territory south of Fairview.
This party has gone thirty TO forty
miles south of this famous camp, and
aside from giving the region covered a
strict overhauling for mineral. the mem
bers have located eighteen claims In what
they have named Bobcat gulch. Their in
vestigations on these properties have
been followed by signal success, free gold
being contained within the formation
from the grass roots. The yellow metal
is apparent TO the naked eye, ana from
the reports sent In those Interested In
the organization are led 10 expect some
startling disclosures as soon as the party
can get to work upon their possessions
In earnest
This party has located In addition to
the gold claims, some copper proper
ties. The copper ore already secured is
so rich that, although Mr.. Bowers is an
experienced assayer, it was not con-
sidered necessary to make any assays
Of the rock until after the necessary To-
cation work had been done upon the
group. Upon establishing their primary
rights to the property, complete assays
arc TO be made and sent TO this city
without delay. The Salt Lakers Inter
ested naturally are awaiting these re-
suits with much impatience.
Numbered among those composing the
Nevada Mines Exploration company are
numerous gentlemen whose successes in
business enterprises in this. city are the
best guarantee that their Nevada opera
tions Will be followed by business-like
administration along the most improved
and modern lines,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
FINE COPPER BODIES
IN U|NTAH REGION
Mining Man Gives Interesting
News Regarding This Old
Indian Reserve.

E. II. Wilson, who has been In and
around the Uintah Indian reservation
during several years past and who Is
thoroughly familiar with the conditions
upon the territory formerly held for the
use Of the Indian. is In the city on busl-
moss connected with his mining inter-
ests in that region. Mr.. Wilson brings
with him ample proof that the former
Indian lands are full Of mineral. and In
his opinion the old reservation soon VIII
be giving birth TO copper camps which
will astonish the uninformed.
The question often has been asked re-
garding the mineral deposits OF the
Ulntah region. Mr., Wilson states that
the deposits of the hydrocarbons are well
known, but that the copper deposits are
not regarded as important because the
people know so little about them. Ten
miles north of White Rock there have
been some remarkable copper, iron and
some silver showings, the mlneralized
territory bidding fair to extend for at
least fifteen miles further on,
The territory is. OF course, little pros
pected on account of the fact that the
prospector was excluded UP to last No
vember. Al the present time. however,
there is great activity on all sides,
and copper ore bodies of vast extent
are being disclosed whose red metal
values will range between 5 and 90 per
cent. In the southern portion OF the
old reservation there arc some fine red
metal showingso the values running very
high in spots. but the general average
Will stand at about Is per cent.
The iron deposits OF the reservation.
states Mr.. Wilson. are of the utmost
Importance. The Colorado Fuel and Iron
company has had It's representatives In
the region ever since last December, and
they are combining their researches to
iron merely. This iron ore Is described
as having all the needed characteristics
of steel making ore, and II promises to
be as much in demand as the copper ore
during the coming season. Mr. Wilson
is stopping at the Cullen. and Will he
here for several DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
MAJESTIC COPPER co.
E. e. Abercrombie Issues Statement
in Answer to Critics.

Il. Z, Abercrombic. managing director
OF the Majestic Copper company, In a
letter to stockholders says In part, says
the News Bureau;
During my absence on visit to your
properties letter was published In one
of the financial papers OF Boston in
which the writer evidently endeayored
TO uuder-ra rate the value of Majestic and
thereby doubtless caused more or less
uneasiness among those who had In
vested their funds In this property, The
writer of that article did not make an
examination OF your properties and was,
therefore, in no position to pass an
opinion. He also severely criticized the
smelter which Is one of the assets Of
your company, and 1 desire to say that
on my last visit / had one OF the best
smelter men in the West make a thor
ough investigation OF the smelter and
he reported on 1t very favorably.
1.-THE conditions at your properties are
most favorable. At the bottom of the
Gimer shaft, as we have previously told
you. good body OF lead-silyer ore is
exposed at water level, and in cutting
out for the station pump punches of
copper were discovered, showing assays
as high as Ga per cent, but no develop
ment work can be done until the water
Is pumped out. AT the o. X. where the
rich body OF high-grade copper ore was
found under n previous management,
three shifts Of men are at work on de-
velopment, with every indication OF sue
cess, as, when l left, the face of the
drift was in good ore,
During my visit this time I made a
contract 10 ship copper ore from the
Old Hickory. The story having been cir
culated that your company would de-
fault on interest on their bonds October
OF this year, l desire TO say to you on
behalf OF the board that the money with
which TO pay these coupons is on hand,
the coupons Will be paid promptly
through the Aetna National bank of
Hartford, Conn"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
Mining Notes,

Tony Jacobson. president of the Columbus
Consolidated company, left Tuesday after.
noon for Brighton.
w. G. Page, tho mining engineer, will leave
today for Ycrington and other Nevada camns
on professional business,
Willard F and Gideon Snyder will leovo
today for few days visit to Kimberly on
mining business. va
John a.. Kirby. well known both in Utah
apd Nevada for his mining successes mr.
rived in the city Tuesday from Tonopnh
Tho Round Mountain Consolidated com
pany will be in the local market in n fcw
days with shipment OF high grade ore.
Frank B. Cook, the mining enginocr. rc
turned Tuesday from weeks fishing trim
60 Idaho. P
Van d. Spauldipg of tho Goldhcld paisv
company arrived in this city Tuesday en-
his way to Goldheld from New York
The Mon.ezuma company is in the local
market with two cars OF high. grade galona
ore
Charles W. Miller and W. f. Beach. di.
rectors OF the Black Diamond company ar.
rived Tuesday from Indiana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
UTAHNS IN NEVADA.
Kimball Brothers Going to Run Stage
Line to Death Valley.

Kimball Brothers, the wcll known firm OF
Utah stage owners, which has had small
influence over tho growth OF many Nevadh
camps during the resurrection period arc
about to establish a regular stage line be-
tween Ash Meadows and the Furnace Creek
copper properties or Greenwater as IL is
great deal and any prospector operator
in the Snge Brush State will readily con.
cedc 10 them great credit for the manner in
which they have opened lines OF communi
cation between distant camps
The establishment of stage 4ine for pos
sengers, mail md freight into the Furnace
never before presented before the Kimbal
firm, Greenwatcr is of tho hottest por-
tions of Den!h VALLEY. and water is cx.
water may be gathered from the following
account, given by the Beatty Bullfrog Miner
on August a
"a Elirner arrived in Beatty Monday from
the Greenwater country, and like all travel
crs from there is enthusiastic over the new
big copper district. He came in for the ex
press purpose OF securing supplies and
leaves for thore within the week We gath
cred tho following information from him:
water is too scarce TO permit much work
but still there is considerable going on The
nearest water is fourteen miles and even
there the supply is limited, that many teams
and burro outfits nre forced TO lay over SOW
ernl days In order 20 get their supply. The
oorax company, owning tho Furnace crock
water, have tank about four miles above
the ranch In the wash. the water being pipcd
from small spring among the hills mile
distant Recently a cloudburst damaged the
water flowing again into tho tank the CANYON
was filled with toams and outfits waiting to
fill their cans and barrels.
Fourteen milcs south Of Greenwater aro
Hidden springs, but tho flow is so moorro
there that Mr.. Elffncr spent an entire day
in filling 6vc flve.gallon oil Guns Teams can
not reach tho springs from Grecnwater and
II hardly pays to visit them with burro
string
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
OLD INCLINE HOLDS
GOOD COPPER ORE
Southern Pacific Mine, Near
Ogden, Contains Ore In
Several Workings.

]. w Burnham OF the Southern Pacific
property in the Sierra Madre district,
north Of Ogdon. was In Salt Lake Tues
day on company business. Mr.. Burnham
stated to The Tribune that after clean
Ing out one Of the old inclnes upon the
property, towards which the manage
ment is driving q tunnel for tho purpose
OF draining this working, q few feet OF
work disclosed some ore that gives re-
markable values.
There are two feet OF this rock, which
runs III per cent copper, $500 gold.
710 silver. 11.S iron. The entire face
OF the tunnel now en- route to this In
cline is in ore of concentrating value,
and Mr.. Burnham reports everything
progressing finely. There is considerable
Interest being displayed In this district,
and the Southern Pacific is one of the
busiest OF companies there.
Mr. Burnham Will leave for the mine
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
NEW GROUND IS
ADDED TO GROUP
The Nevada Fairview Company
Buys Six More Claims In
Bonanza Camp.
SURFACE VALUES ARE
SHOWING UP RICH
Company Is Starting a Vigorous
Campaign of Work
On Group.

During the early days OF tho district
of Fairview. New, there was organized
by willard +. Snyder and associates the
Nevada Fairylew Mining company, own
ing some very fine ground within this
famous mining region, On Tuesday Mr..
Snyder returned from Fairview, and an
nounced that he had secured by purchase
six additional claims in the district
thus rounding out the group. in the most
satisfactory manner.
MIR, Snyder stated Tuesday afternoon
that he was more than pleased with his
possessions In that district. and felt posi-
tive that the Nevada Fairview company
would be developed into one Of the star
properties In Fairylew 1t is evident
that he is satisfied With his recent pur-
chase. as he closed the deal without
delay, and by paying a cash price down.
Just what the consideration was Mr.
Snyder would not state. but the deal
was one of the most important that Fair
view has had during It's history.
Grant Snyder is upon the ground at
this time placing force of men at work.
and before the summer is advanced
much farther the Nevada Fairview COM
pany will be one of the busiest in the
camp. The surface showings on the War
rem group. which was first secured by
the company, are matters OF general ap-
probation, while the values from grass
roots OF the addition just made are
characteristic OF the ores OF that dis
trict. Mr.. Snyder stated that he made
visit TO Wonder, and the surface show
ings of this new camp are astonishing.
Mr.. Snyder confirmed what has been
stated numerous times regarding Fair
view-that it was one Of the present-day
wonders, The showings made on the Ne
vada Hills ground, he states, are the
best he ever saw for the amount OF work
done. The company will place 100000
shares OF treasury stock for the pur-
pose of carrying forward the present
plan Of development work.
Nevadas in San Francisco.
james a Pollock g. Go, furnish the follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
DALY.JUDGE ORE.
Winze on Lower Level Goes Into Some
Fine Galena Ore.

Secretary G, w. Lambourne OF the
Daly-Judge company. who has boon
spending several days at the mine, re-
turned Tuesday from Park City, greatly
pleased with conditions In the Judge,
With ore In so many different portions
OF this great mine, 1t IS extremely diff
cult to give any report regarding deyel-
opmeut week by week, but In the winze
from the 1500-foot level at a distance
OF twenty feet the character Of the ga
lena encountered is most gratifying TO
all connected with the property Mr..
Lambourne stated that this ore was very
gratifying but not unexpected, showing
that with depth the ore bodies OF the
Daly-Judge retain their remarkable size
and richness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
WEST QUINCY WORK.
Davis Calyx Drills Making Twenty
Feet Each Day.

G.. D, B. Turner, president of the West
Quincy Mining company: who has been in the
East for the past month, returned Tuesday
morning from New York: and Immediately
jumped into harness. On Tuesday the West
Quincy company levied an assessment OF 10
cents share, tho proceeds from which will
assure tho completion OF the work that is
now under contract
Mr., Turner will go TO Park City Wedncs-
day for the purpose of looking ever the work
being dono on the West Quincy, Ho reports
that very satisfactory progress is being made
with the Davis Cnlyx drills, about twenty
feet per day being tho distance pierced. Mr.
Turner win issue report to the
stockholders. showing just what progress
is being made in oyory way on the property
OF which he is the executive hend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
CRAWLING UPON ELY.
Railroad Steadily Reaching Out Toward
Future Copper Center.

G., d Olncy, secretary OF the Nevada Con
solidated company, returned Tuesday morn
ing TO the Dooly block Offices OF the com
pany from flying trip TO Cobra Mr.. 0lney
states that fine progress is being made in
constructing the railroad into Ely, tho com
pany having laid its rails TO point within
twenty miles Of the scene Of the Nevada Con-
solidnted compnny's future gigantic activi-
ties
Every possible effort is being brought into
play by the Nevada Northern company to
connect Ely by rail with the outside world
and nj the rate the road is being estab
lished steel Will be on Ely's streets by the
first Of September. General Manager NJ. Il.
Roqua is expected from the now rcnd at tho
end OF the present week,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08

FORENOON SALES.
DaIy-Judge. 200 at Sill
Grand Central. 100 at $3.50
May Day. 500 at 1Ic
New York, 300 at Sic buyer 30 days, 15oo
at 32nc. seller 60 days
Shares sold. 2600
Selling value. $4,000 50
OPEN BOARD.
Daly-Judge, 100 at s11, seller go days, 100
at sll.
;, paly West. 10 at sl7, buyer 80 days; 10 at
Utah. 200 at sIO21s
Montgomery Mountain. 200 at 45c
Mammoth. 400 at Sl77ia.
New York. 1000 at &c., seller 80 days; 200
Mt 33c. seller 60 days
Ohio Copper, 200 at S1.55
South Columbus. 1900 at &c. 1000 at CSC,
1000 Mt Csc, buyer 60 days. 1900 at 6sc, buyer
30 days; 800 at zoe. buyer 90 days.
Yankee Con, 300 at 37isc, 500 at 3Gkc.
Shares sold, l0020.
Selling value. s9113.75.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Little Bell. 100 at 80
Lower Mammoth 100 ut 42c
May Day, $500 at Iic 1000 at 14hc
New York. 500 at sS,kc, buyer 80 days; 500
at 33c. 1000 at S3c: seller 60 days.
Yankee. 1000 at 36c.
Shares sold 500,
Selling value. s2929.oO.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Con, 500 nt 81 60
DAILY Judge. 100 nt s11, seller GO DAYS.
Nevada Hills. 100 at So 95,
May Day, 5000 at lac. seller co days; 1000
at 14c-
Sacramento. 500 at 12c
S. Columbus. 500 ut &c. 5000 at zoe, GOO
at Tic,
Thompson 1000 at 29c
Uncle Sam 100 at 40izc, 100G at 41c
Yankee. 800 at 35c.
Shares sold, 1890
Selling value. s9SS6.5 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
LONG NEWHOUSE TUNNEL.
Manager Hanchett 1nspects Great
Work at Idaho Falls.

Lafayette Hanchett, manager of the
Newhouse interests, has returned from
q weeks business trip to Colorado. Mr.
Hanchett visited Idaho Springs before
his return. and reports that the New
house tunnel is now entering upon its
fourth mile, and that one more mile
will finish this great work. The tunnel
Is one Of the best equipped workings of
It's kind in the country, and upon It's
completion will bear an enormous lnflu-
ence for good upon q large scope of val
liable territory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
In Great Demand.

The demand for Chamberlain IS Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy here
has been so great that have scarcely
been able to keep it in stock, 1t has
cured cases Of dysentery here when all
other remedies failed.--FRANK
JONES, Pikeville, Ind. This remedy is
for sale by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
Systematic Saving

pays we'll in the ond. 1t In the true
secret Of accumulation. A deposit OF
only $40 n month, with per cont
interest computed acmi annually, In
Eve years will yield s664. so, whilo In
ten years you would have S1474.76.
Larger deposits mako creator earn
ingn.
We extend to our patrons eTory
courtesy md accommodation In our
power, consistent with good banking,
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST CO.,
100 Main Street
Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
CONNECTING WITH TRAM,
City Rocks Will Have Connection
Ready by Last of Week.

The City Rocks company is endoavoring
20 have the connections between the minc and
the Continental Alta tram completed by the
end Of the present week, from which time
the question OF transportation will be largely
solved by the company. BY using tko tram
the City Rocks viii be enabled to market
about double the present orc tonnage by
using the same number OF teams as arc now
employed. The scarcity of teams at Alta is
greatly embarrassing operations,