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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

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Ser lruguriidcn Observation-Disclosures
mo 6cS uorol@lihtlih 0uruuf inIacr,
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Gin Rurt I'M g,rrtrauen,

pclocn Sic un Siniorrboioen2 gScnn Ia 70
hcugeu Sie but Nlicnt ben anten Anib ale
GHud'ubcreien 30 bcrHeinr Sus Gperuicnes
mc'ier Dte Sbliitrfetie niio Die nbefbcn Siiiffn4
rclt, iulc :. Y. 6nrhot. f5nteu niir Die Sbnip4
tome ilCbt ods Netoel beiciligelt. 9ine Sei.
lhng. mo slu1t elite naneriioe. III ebcil itlr
mDglt9 nli Der bcrilbmien Dr. Silsbee'iden
AndieHs. IS no ods etnbladpfcbcn, ans beI
iiit ocH Snu 6eiteu grineien probcn bon glnd
fcitS Ioiienirei 0eridnot ben 4, Nenitusbter &
So, goE 2il6. gielp gorf (Nlo9iiSr, ,5&N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
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tbbtei nIle slrieH bon Sniefen In 1reibbdlferu
ooer I'M Stcien, berireibt Gdlpabcn W,aufe uno
Wi1nnuiric. IooiIih fir griine SIieeen uIio
SefIiigelsldufe nnb Snfetten In Sol5rabmeT,
mo tbotet uIIe g9irmer unb W,aoen IN ben
9sur5elH bon BdImen. ipe aub bic nolIiee
NdumlduS.
ggm z. Gprfe,
VT. 2f3, Roro. o.6afoert.etrahe,
uMo 8aroenpiae, galttmpre.6 6ounth. Ulb.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

UN@0NiN9S" Nb7t Hh tTASh OND W
lie feitoem Eel Ser Suiti5rGtbtn GENE
fen. Nur mein 9ru0er fam mad pie
Dor, Gor9en meint, aus &lug6eit. Sd
fam aber nt9t umbin, Die &Iugbeit
gu lofen, Die fi9 10 nit Ser Welt abs
finbet. &uA bas Gpan9elium empfieblt
lie. Iber nun, mein sSunge, bat ii9
ia 6d5 8Iott e~epenbet. Son6erbar ftno
bteie Sin0er Ger @eIt! Sin 6eIb bi1t
Oh i6nen nun eelppr6en. Grid fam
geftern gu mir, ft9 gu erflnbigfn,
mann nir in &0niQsberd anfpmmer.
Gr feGbit nit einigen @ftipen Seines
ebemaIigen 8prps min Did enpfdn>
gen. 9dr Fat mir Sen 2anoauer ongez
boten = fugen pOlte i9 es Dir auf
ale SGne :"
r9lie, Batter. Sas fdnnit 0u ridt
perlanoen, oas niGt!"
Der Nusbru9 mar 70 befttg, bab Ger
@lte cine Weile f9pieg.
sd perldnge ME etpas BON Den
MenI3en, oas tpeiBt Oil. Mit Oem
fategorii9en Smperatio babe i9 mid
olein ab9efunoer, fir mid dqein.
@elbft Dir babe t6 i'm ME gepreotst.
Qtber es tbut mir fpeb. Ntmm Den
Gmpfong aIs cine Siibne. Sc fam
bod feiner 9induS iber ii9 felbit. llno
aus ben Sungen, Die ibre Gbre' ais
oreifarbiges 8an6 ii6er Ser 8ruit trde
gen, tpsr0en bo9 einmaf MGnner, Die
tragsn Die Gbre in Der 9rut. Oabine
ter a6er Itebt bic 6eimatb, Emmanuel.
0ienei9t benfIt Su audi anbers, iiber
bieles, tpenn Oh erit pie6er auf Dem
2in6en6igel ite6ft. 11no ute2 Wlir III
bel oabinge9anger nit Der &rdntsn,
aber rpenn i6 bos ainb febe, min iG
nt9t flagen. sir matt9en older gebt
Ser fieben5onige pflug tief senug;
f9perer Sooen aber bruu9t Gen atpDlf=
301iger. Gs piiroe Dir gut tbun, Oil
fG6eIt in lttes Mugen."
Smmanuel bate Sen @rm I'm Die
S~ubnenftange eei9luneen, Die neber
Der Sant itano.
r@orum9" Tagts er bart. rInobrt'
mar bier. Nt9t ieben fornte ih lie. =
Sd maB fort, Batter, ga i9 bier niht
bIeiben fam. Sie9ft Su es benn nidt3
Sbr FACT INNER: ipGter - Die 3eit.
Glfo LAB meme 3ett tommen. Sd nil
ia ar6eiten, ia, ia. Mein Soft, 8ater
i6 fam es ia mod ni9t ertrasen."
Gr mari fi9 Dor Dem 8ater in bil
Sniec, pl6bli6, pis elm eefG1te,
Stamm. 9a ftri9 Ger paitor leiII
iiher Die frauIen 9aure.
Sch unb fomme, tpie Su piGft
| Emmanuel. Gs 1T piel an Sir bpr.
iibergegurgen. Gs ftano Elm Sreu5 or
Seiner Sbiir, als Der Serr Die Grftge
burt I6lug. Gs tle6t fein 8lut al
Scinen 6Gnosn. Dir gilt bds tpenig
Sd bante gott bafir. @ber perirr
Did ni6t in Ser Welt. unb 6enfe al
ben 3eitbal. Die nG6ite 9fli4t!" =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

C~onte &or9en fniipfte Die lilus
~ ieibsnen Ginoebdnoer urter
- Dem 3apotbut 5ufammen,
tpGbrenb Te Der Srine nod elm.
mai senau eini6Grfte, pie tie ii9 in
Den nG9ften Stunben ibrer @lsinberrs
f9aft i'm pfcrrbaus gu bsnebm.n
babe.
.9tIfr piinttIi6 I'm brsi rbr Den
Raffee fur ben !6errn Yfarrer, stpei
@tHd 3uder in Die Safe, er pergiBt
font, tpel9en binsin gu tbun, unb
3uder ntobt felt, uno I'm balb feds
Elm belegtes 8rpt, BON Der nei9en
Mettpur1t, redts. @r arbeitet Die
9reoigt fir Gen Gbarfreitag aus, 90
mub er ii9 ftdrfsn. Sag uusOridli6,
i9 bate es befobler. bub er @9peines
peiper md9t. Sea, unb gum Mbsno bin
i9 Damn iel6it oa." Sic Ieuf5te uno
lieb ii9 md Elm bides Sud- I'm Die
S9ultern Iegen, benin Die WGrSluft
tpebte tii9l. LIMB LAB niemanO gu linn
berein, feline unniibe Gtorung. Die
2eute iplIen tpurten, Bis i9 na9 SauIe
tomrte. Mldrt miro bo9 ale 8iertelz
ia6r einmal in Die Staot oiirfen."
,Sdpobl, Srdulein 9farrer."
Sante &or6en mari auf oen Neus
ling in Den @ebrdli9en bes Saufes
einen. bernihtenoen 8lid.
.Oumme Srine! 60 rernen lie midi
tppbl ale i'm Oprf?"
Srine tpuroe Elm tpenie perleoen.
Isle fagen. neil sic ia bo9 sic
5pfen anbaben :"
,Suatf6. Sag gu, mas Ou fiebit.
Sber nod better : f9peis fin. Sd,
brinee ben Tubfad in ben Waeen. Gs
bat pieber tii9tis gefrpren beute No9t.
2eife eebn bor Der Sbiir Der @tuoir=
ftube."
Gnblid fub Tie i'm Wasen. uno Die
pferoe sogen an.
r3u Sufti5ratbs, So9ann."
5rau Suitiardtbin Ne1bDfer mar
ni9t penig erftuunt. ais iie in ben,
,Gpiun," Dem fleinen 6snteripieeel.
Der ibr einen fliidtigen ueberblid iiber
Sen 9pmpldb aetpGbrte, Die runoen,
fpoblgepflegten pfurrerspferoe fommer
fab. 8is Sante &or6sn dber alisae,
padt mar unb oas oide Sud- abae.
nommen, bate jene 3eit sefunben, midi
muir peri9ie6ene bdusli9e 8efeble AZ
eeben, fonbern audi einige gbotpera.
pb;en aus ibrem Tdbf0rb9en gu neb.
men unb fdeinbur unabii9tli9 ouf Der
Slid at legen. Damn cling lie Dem
8eiu4 entgesen unb faste iiib ii.
delno: rMel9e gbre!"
0enn tpenn audi mad benz Drel
riemanb l~tebspo1er bon Smmanue
fprad, als feline &0nigsberaer Der.
ipanbten, 70 bate bo9 Sante Borden
gleih fart In 2iebe uno 0aB, bol
6dus mod niht betreten, felt Smma.
niiel es Dor bier Sabren beimlia Der
lafen bate.
! sic saben fi4 Die 6ano, tpie fd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

dsspeiawS, GimHnnoh, Chicago q ST. Scuts Rcsipov,
&IsbeIaah 0ibiftsA
&bsaae aufurt
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" & y sm tdstd 3D. s0gm Detroit C sosSo ep tdsIs Z 55gm
gIebIanb GoOm. ......--.10 45Dm Sort gSasne C SIT @4p tagl 10 3egun
aaSsrion SIP ..........l13 Ogm sOutbveHern ett tI d.. 10 5Ogm
st aBasne & eH55 esp tsI 5 5oNm ct Souls ss tsl 4 s....... 3 oOsm
gniGsrbn6er Sp tal &s.. 8 55Sm Amerian grSreb tdgIiH. -. 6 45Rn
SoIeoo & Detroit gp tasl. 8 SORm 3 d Union @hb AssOm. :. s 15Rm
81. 9outs Dtbtfton.
Sin, snbps & ct 9Grp tI IL O5gm american grpreb tI. ...... 4 OOgm
Rem Bort sts tasl Isl L. 2osm s Ct Sin Sin %soiN eEP td ds4 3esm
sOutbpeHern 9m tI d s.. IL o59m Natn & & Souts Dee -. 10 S5%m
81 aouis eysrss, tsI d $ II 4sgm = & Bottom stm tdI DIS. 2 49ssn
CT. Bouts 9Th tdi d S.. 8 15Nm ct 9cms @ceOm. -. 8 s5saD
serre Saute &c Matn Gs.. 8 0osem ga1Hnsten SIP, taI p DIS. 6 O5Rm
amercan Ggpreb tdsl. -. 7 05&m Sni6erbofsr Sp tdSIsd.... 8 ASSN
&tuetnnatt Dtbifieu.
Gin C Sons Radtsrpres tds 8 45Ym Chicago Nadt spssiaI tdsIs 2 15gm
ct 3ous & Gin Na6ters tes 4 80Bm @inetnnat&ec. .... 10 30BH
Cincinnati Na9tspssioIts ls A 45@m Gnc u ct 8 9O tas. .....10 55gm
Cincinnati erp tao $50. 7 sOsm @tte c ct eegpreb ts d & ps IL s5g&
s sinsinasti ST. Sa%s ss sSsI p.... J e eSsm sssi. ct as. E a sst;se9 t eFs = . sSsa
aouispiue Groret 49,. 3 65sam SneianapoEs Nu, ousa. Stas 6 LOSp
@insinnati assom 1922. 4 OOgem Cine & aouisb aa tte.e sI sill 5osn
g*ne & gSafb 8 8 ts d & p 6 aORm Cine Snbs C ct g CT ts ..12 0O8fit
Gbieaso 9tbtitoH. =
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Gbiaso Madt Special S ta9l 2 20gm @nc Naat Special, S tdgI' 4 40gm
xantafee Mecom .....-.... z 00Bm 6aniafee Mecori. ........IO SOSH
sstssss ga sas ssssst tsI q P l, 4ssm Cine SsEE eEssss tasI a. : ..oossss..
eaSasete @ceom ....-.-.- 5 25Rm Gne & ySofb s g. tesI p-- 6 05RM
Mt&isan Sistfiou.
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GIfbart See tdgH6 80. 8 50gn giaisau GT2.eb...----- 8 15Rm
Reorta Dtsifion-Ss fIt4
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Yeoaa grpret & aRaiI.-. 7 S68m champaign @ceom ...-....10 358m
Sssasrn egpreb tasaa pd..1 5oBm q & Obie spseaI 49, 3 s54m
Vgbampaisu &eeom $500. 4 10Rm Eeoria GSpreb tasH6 p & d 8 0Sxu
8torta Otsifion-afIta.
columbus grsrss taaI.-.-- 9 ooSsm esmn aecom. 10 ooSm
Ditto SbedaI tdaI ... -. 3 5Os1m Columbus Grprsb tdgI. IL 3eUE
spnn ae.om. ..-...-..... 8 15Rm Columbus esprsb tasI s..-.ls ooR3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

Giffabpn, Die 9auptftabt
9ortusaIs, Die in friiberen Sahren tpes
gen ibres @9mubes libel perrufen NOR.
1T beute ebenfo reinli9 tpie Berlin. pas
ris ooer 3onoon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

@ut Maoeira siebt man Den
Wetn an borisontalen Spalieren bon
Robr i'm S9atten elmer Wfauer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04
@s1rahahm s1abEptaas.
Ddnodlia Sine.

abgans @.iuuft
ct Souls spcl, tasl d.. 508m Bittsburs Spd, tasItS s. 8 2OSm
ct Souts 3fp tdslt& sd &c b 7 0o8n Mem Sort grpreS tdgtt& s. 8 608m
capital ggpes tdgI d.. 7 138m S5neIer gRail tGsIt5 -. 8 O0gm
ct Souls DC tdgI ........ 7 3J9m Eerre Suute Gfhna dee toe 10 s5@m
@h ct 8 GspreB tasH1 DIS. Is soSm Sestone grpres t6an@ DIS. 8 409m
ct Souls espeb tdsI ......s l5Ra atants g,prsS tisEG. 80. 4 A5an
& 8 & gIfnsbau dec tdsI. 1 90 sm Fittsb @gp, tMI s a.. 6 56sRm
ct 8 Ga sRotI tdaItd %. 8 1ORa Ebe RS 9imiteb tdI 8 d b 7 O6Rm
ct Qouis SpeciaI tasIi@ s. IL 35Nm 8ittsburs @pcl taeIih s d IL 25Rm
Wincennes Otbtft0n.
cairo &c StuseG erpr tasHG 2 sOsm spsnser & Srsns Sid a, tl 8 56Bx
Vtneenues @:preb tagl..-.- 8 50Rm gtnsennes Gxprsb tdsEiS. 10 SOMv
Spenesr & Sren9 Sid as tel 4 45sm Cairo G3prss tdeH3..-+...6 l6Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

Cronte @or6en fniipfts Die liGas
St fei6snen 8inoebGn6er urter
- Dem 3apotbut 5ufammen,
m1hrenN liz Der Srinp nnm pin-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-04

GtsDsiawa, Gtm-nnats, Chicago q 81. gouts RGslpov,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-12
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Weeks Business Comparatively
Light-Prices Hold Up Well.

The week on the mining exchange has
been d quiet one as compared with those
of the summer season preceding 1t. In
all total of 1872 .225 shares of stock, with
selling value of S94, 1902, changed hands,
yesterdays contribution being 15.775 shares
and $5,S14.37. All things considered, the
market has held up well. Not single
slump has occurred and in a number of
instances stocks closed stronger than they
opened. This is particularly true of the
Nevada list, which has been growing in
favor with loyal operators as the prices
have been moving up. Several dividends
have been declared during the week, but
they have had little effect on prices. their
payment coming as a matter of course.
New York was unusually active during
the earlier portion of the week, but the
last day or so has witnessed a lack of in
terest in the stock. With May Day it
has been different. There has not been
a day during the week when it was not
possible to get rid of as much of the
stock as holders cared to dispose of at
1910 TO 1412c share. Ore shipments from
the property of the company during the
week indicate that conditions are imprOv-
ing and that, most probably, is the reason
for the activity in the stock.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during the sim
gle regular and open board calls:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-12
CUTTING SWATA
IN SMELTERDOM
How the United States Com
pany Is Building Up Its
Big Business.
ASSESS LOWER MAMMOTH
DIRECTORS CALL ON SHARE
HOLDERS FOR $500.

The inspired organs of the Boston end
of the line are having a good many
complimentary things to say these days
of the operations of the United States
Smelling, Refining & Mining company.
Two wears or more ago Managing Direc-
tor A. +. Holden made the open declara-
ton that the company intended to make
a feature of the custom smelling bust
ness and he then claimed that his COM
many would be the peer of any other, II
r did not take first place among the ore
reducing institutions OF the country
Since then the company has been erect
ing and purchasing smelterS ana reIihe-
ries buying mines and making contracts
for ores on a scale which leaves no
room to doubt that the plans conceived
bv A. F. Holden and his associates are
TO be carried through on even broader
lines than at that time contemplated.
That the company is planning great eX-
pansion in the lead smelling world is in
dicated by the fact that the lead tur-
naces at it's valley works are being IN
creased from three to SIX. 1t mas alSO
built concentrating mill near the works
10 handle such ores as need dressing be
fore going to the furnaces ana other
moves are on foot all having the one OBJ
ject-greater business ana earning ca
pacity-in view. 1t is also planned to dOu-
BILE the capacity of the copper Smelter at
the company's mammoth properties III
California, its Delamar refinery mas D6eIl
increased in capacity go per cent. while
it's lead refining works at GrasSOi. on
the outskirts of Chicago, should be COM
pleted within a month.
Those who give out infOrma ton in Bos-
ton assert that the company IS now earn
ing at the rate of $4,000 To $4,000 per
month and, at the end of the fiscal year,
September 50, il is expected that the re-
turns will show net earnings for the
twelve months of better than S3,010 900
and probably $32000U. That the COM
pany is figuring on winning the case
pending with Colonel e. \. Wall is indi-
Gated in the following statement in the
Boston News Bureau:
"A matter of considerable Importance
is the litigation now before the United
States supreme court concerning title to
a large lead property in the Bingham
camp known as the kemptOn claims. con-
troll of which is claimed both by the
United States company and Colonel =. A.
Wall The United States company won
title 10 these claims i'm the United States
court of appeals, but the matter was Car-
ried to the United States supreme court
and all operations had to cease through
court injunction until final adjudication
by the supreme court. Decision is eX-
pected by October I.
"A favorable decision would add s2,ol0,-
ono TO S4000000 worth of property to the
United States cOmpany's Utah possess
sions, and the company needs these lead
properties in its Utah lead operations"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-12
Mininq Notes.

Manager Tony Jacobson of the Column
bus Consolidated left for Alta again yes
terday to look after the company's af-
fairs
The directors of the South Columbus
company will decide on Tuesday whether
or not to list the cOmpany's stock on
the mining exchange.
-Four carloads of ore from Bingham,
Two from Stockton. two from Alta and
one from Nevada We're reported at the
Pioneer sampler yesterday.
Eight carloads Of ore from Nevada. four
from Tintic, two from Colorado. one from
American Fork and one from Idaho were
released from the Taylor & Brunton
sampler yesterday morning.
Manager r. H.NChanning of the Utah
Consolidated companys properties de-
clared yesterday that about $50 worth of
tagging that had been piled on the hill
SIDE was all that was burned Friday.
Hugh Park, the old time mining man.
has returned from a nine months east
ern trip. greater portion of his time
was spent in the establishment of new
box factory at Cairo, III. Mr. Park is
largely interested in the company, which
owns two or three other plants.
c. c. Parsons, the well known lawyer
and mining man. has returned from an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-12
VALCADA'S NEW MILL.
Hendryx Process Plant Is Being Con-
structed in Denver.

Concerning the milling plant TO be in
stalled at the Silver Pe6k-Valcalda com
pany's gold mines at Silver Peak. New.
Denver publication says:
Lynch e O'Mara. who are operatin,
for the Silver Peak-Valcalda Mining
company at Silver Peak thirty-two miles
southwest OF TonOpah. New. have ordered
IN Denver complete milling plant for
their property. Desiring to have their
products thoroughly tested as a con-
dillon precedent 10 the selection of a
process, they brought to this city two
tons Of ore representing the general run
or vein matter, and had il put through
the various testing plants. intending that
of DR. W. A. Hendrix on Broadway
opposite the Brown Palace hotel The
latter making a much higher extraction in
six hours than was had ny others in six
days, the recovery being above oS per
cent, the order for the plant was awarded
TO him. The ore IS a highly silicious
quartz including pyrite and partly oxi-
died
''Sterns e Rogers are building the
stamps and thu tube mill ard McFarlane
6, Co the agitators. Tt will he p Hen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-12
ORE IN LUCKY DUTcHMAN.
Same Character as That in Quartette
Mine at SearchIiqht.

More convinced than ever that he will
make a big mine of the Lucky Dutchman
at Crescent, Manager j. W. Roger re-
turned from camp yesterday morning
During his absence in the east the shaft
was put down under contract to a depth
OF nearly 225 feet and. after passing
through a most likely loOkinf flat strata
of ore a vertical ledge was encountered
shat he states has all the characteristics
of the ores In the Quartette mine at
Searcnlight. though he has no idea that
the same values are there at the depth
attained in the Lucky Dutchman. The
Ouartctte was not much of a mine until
the 6Oo-foot level was reached where the
sulphides began to come in. and the prob
abilities are that identically the same con-
ditions will prevail, not only in the Lucky
Dutchman, but all OF the mines of the
Crescent camp.
In that country rich ores are found at
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Utah Stocks in Boston.

Following is the list of Utah and other
stocks traded in on the Boston exchange
yesterday showing the range of prices and
the number Of shares sold. Accompany
ing the report, which is furnished by
James A. Pollock q Co., is the market
letter of Paine Weber & Co, as follows:
Boston, Aug 1.-THE short interest has
tried all the week to hammer the mar
ket, but an inspection of prices tonight
shows a gain in ali the New York stocks
of one or two points. The close tonight
was strong and buOyant and it looks like
higher prices next week. We would take
advantage of the bulges to sell now as
we do not see any indication OF great pub
lie interest and the market is at the will
of the professionals. Note the sudden
lump in North Butte and Copper Range
today and remember our repeated advice
to pick up both stocks whenever they are
weak.
owing to wire troubles during the aft
ernoon it was possible only TO get the
closing quotations, as follows:
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STOCKHOLDERS MUST HELP.
Lower Mammoth LeViec 55her AS
sessment of 5 Cents : Share.

The directorate of the Lower Nam
moth yesterday was compelled to levy
another assessment of cents Il share on
the capital stock Of the corporation It
Will be delinquent September Is and the
sale of delinquent shares will be held on
October l.
The levy will give the company s. 500
with which 10 continue developments in
the property and Will be sufficient il is
hoped. TO make the mine at least self
sustaining. Sixty days ago il was be-
neVed the company would be mining good
ore on the 1,100-foor level by this time or
sooner, but fate mas Willed otherwise
Just before reaching the level mentioned
in the winze that went down in the foot
wall country, first-Class ore was struck
and. while it did not amount to much
In itself. its presence at an estimated dis
lance of between thirty and forty feet
from the boundaries of the fissure en-
couraged the management in the belief
that the vein could be quickly opened
and that it would show richer and
stronger than any of the levels above
The ledge has not yet been cut and the
ground through which tho crnSscut has
been running is so hard that progress
has been exceedingly slow The calcu-
lated distance has been more than Gov
cred and there ought to be a change for
the better anV daV
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FROM WHITE PINE COUNTY.
BILLY" Ball of Lower Mammoth Re-
turns From lonu Trim.

BILLY" Ball, who secured his release
as superintendent of the Lower Mammoth
something like three months ago in or
vada, returned yesterday morning with
forty or fifty pounds OF flesh missing and
feeling all the better for it. He has put
in most of his time in White Pine county
and, while he was not willing to talk
out loud about what he had accomplished
as result of his trip, the people with
whom he was found in conference during
the day leaves little room to doubt that
he has brought back a prize package of
some kind and that something will be do
ing later.
Under what arrangement Mr.. Ball quit
the Lower Mammoth TO make this trip is
not Known but there is a suspicion that
he will be reinstated in his old position
as superintendent just as soon as the Ne
vada business is off his hands.
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TAKE WATER WITH YOU.
Prospectors Warned Against Going
Into Funeral Range Without II.

All prospectors are warned in going
into Green Water or into the Furnace
creek country to load up with water at
Ash Meadows, says the Las Vegas Times
Take all you can for the tanks in tie
Funeral Range have been all used up and
the teams cannot haul enough to supply
the demand in there
Those who have water want to use it
themselves and who ever goes in with
only limited supply works a hardship
on those who are in there and who have
only enough TO answer their own wants
Take IN enough TO last going in and
coming out, and it would be well TO state
it's pretty hot in that country now and
man and burrO uses up a lot Of water