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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois
Population 16,147.

Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois
Population 16,147.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller, e. S. DEWEY.
Police Mag strate, A. j. ROSS.
Chief Of Police, M. S. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22963.
County Judge, WIN. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE u. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE B. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. S. ROCHE,
Coroner, DIR. JAMES McMANUs.
County Superintendent OF Schools,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK Il.
DAVIS.
Board of County Commissioners.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DR.. EDWIN }. CAUSE
J. j. JENNELLE, Chairman
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09

Before you determine to credit all
selfshness in public to mere IN
thoughtfulness. try to discover lew
cases of thoughless unsellisnness. -
John A. Rowland
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Write your name in kindness. love
and mercy on the hearts Of those who
come In contact WITH you. and YOU
vill never BIZ forgotten Chalmers,
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to September 5th, 1906.
rBW FAsr MAIL EfsnEF
shortest and ouicks.s scus~sa
ST Louis + Chicagf
w-Trsins leave osire

1892 a. M Daily Chicago vestfbnle Limited
arriving in Chicago at II An q. m connectinE
with aft rnoon trains for all poinP ese' spt
North -
9.20 a. m. Daily ~ Louis Ntghr Limit
IRVING in at. Louis VI 7:0a .. M, conn sctins
At Union Station for all points weT ~'e '"'"s
vars open ut p:45 p. m
$40 a. ~, Chicsgo Daylight Exprrs s;s
xoent Sunday, makes sD stops between ualr
4 chicago, arriving IN Chicaro ut no r. %
E.IOR M, ST. Louis Morning Express
xcept sunday, arriving In ~, Louis ~ 'l''
raking all stops. -,
T1;I5 q. m. st. Louis Fast Mall, Arrf
pg In st. Louis at 900 p. m.
II:I5 a. m. Chicago MIDDAY specin'
srriving in Chicago, $3.50 D. m
2;35p. m. Daily st. Louis Limited, az
ivinK In st. Louis at sos p. m, connecting
Union station for X susas City, Omsha' Dep
yer, San Francisco and all points west
2;35 %. IN Afternoon Express for odtn a
ehinEhsm, Nation. TolonA, Champaign Sh'
ago
GASP m. Thebes accommodates.
7,i5 %. IN. Chicago and Eastern BE
DRESS arriving in Chicago NJ $3.50 3. IN indsan
spoiis T:25 Cincinnati, 7;Sn .. M, Bunslo ~"
4 o. M. New York 1850 q. m. Sleeping oars
/ Chicago,
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday clrcu'
lation for the year 19o5'''.''<'@'
Average daily and Sunday cireu'
lation for the month OF Au-
gust, 1906 Inconvenience 80 =
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is STILL PROBING
concluded from First Page)
ed for a killing.

cd for killing.
He remained at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford. smoked Turkish Cigarettes ana
dreamed dreams that were most beau
tiful His sweetet dream was OF a
palace of gold--an enchanted caste
TO be built at Broad and WamHt
streets on the site Of the old Belle
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09

ITS easy 20 b. content with what
&c have. SIS what We haven't that
refi1es 1s.-AuCu.
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The Bulletin In delivered In thir'
surrounding tswns in time for 10
hra~ ks~s, Nb~
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SOUTHERN DIVISION

rHE ONLY DIRECT LINE 70 MBMPhis
NASHVILLE, CHATTANoGGA a, AT
LANTA. JACKSON WILLIE, sA-
vANNAH. vICKSRURG
and JACKSON WILLIE.
8fOS q, m. "The Dixie Flyer" Memrnis
nashville and jacksonville.
3;4O n. M Memphis aud New 0 rios ~ t'nM
ID via Memphis, arriving IN Memphis ~ s'a'
:. M, and New Orleans f:t5 p. m.
a.,,O a m. Paducah and ouisvflle.
I;4I D, M, daily, Memphis and View orlssn
Fast Mall arriving in Memphis a. 7;Aa D. N sac
View Orleans at 8;i0 a. m.
I;4I .. M, daily, Nashville, ChHsssnoFAand
atlanta. ,...,.
600 pm. Memphis and New orlssns epeois
.rTive in Memphis ut tl:l0 p. ~. view UrieAp
'0:S5 =. m. ~,
sEFor throusp tickets, sleeping oar sccom.
,,oSst,ons and further information Apply ~
Illinois Central Passenger station. Cairo, III.
J. H. JONES, Ticket Aat'
IMAHaON. passenger Trsfho Manager
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Directors

inssr.s. Paid on Tin. psrcsit..
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Alexander County
Savings Bank
srRIcTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, iLLikoiA

ofHeers
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Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave. and Eighth street,
CAIRO. ILLiNoiS-

Capital. H.. .........''..'-s'o $1,000
surplu. and Undivided Profits, $so,ooo
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nnnnr. For New York and caste
FdSSeHybTS cities should bear In mia
tn ct the Illinois Central Is the quickest out
Nv many hours. leaving Cairo at 7:15 p. m
arriving In New York st7;30 the second day
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OFFICERS

Accounts OF corporations and indiVid-
uaIs especially solicited. h1cnaDs7
furnished to any part Of the world
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
CLEVER ENTERTAINMENT.
'rIower Dril" win lie Seen in Pythii,
Castle Hail.

'rIower Din win lie Seen in Pythi1n
Castle Hail.
The Flower Song Drlr which was
recently presented in This city will
he repeated in ryihIan Castle Hall to
NIGHT
The drill will be followed by vocal
solos ducts and n one act play entitled
"a business Meeting"
The following named young ladies
will take part in The entertainment
Misses i'crtie Peek, Annie Woodward
Grace Cosby. Kate Whiting. Lavinia
Holt Elsie Schmel2. Elena Ransomc
Hildrord Hickman. Blanche. Parker
Helen burbank. Lisa Davis. Bcuic
kectcr Ethel Bowen. Sadie Watson.
Mamie Rove. Ruth Schmci2. Mrs.
Reese. Mrs Sclater.
Mrs. Scott and Mr. Croolicr will sing
the Gypsy Confess" in costume and
fingers from Newport News will assist
in The cnlortr'H,ecn,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

the players. Tho play was the strong.
est ever undertaken by amaiucrs in
Hampton and the production passed
with a smoothncss that would have
done credit Ia Il professional company.
The singing of the play Was The NEST,
beautiful seen in Hampton in mauy
years and the costumes worn hy the
lady members of The cast were attrac-
tive 70 feminine portion or the audi
,u-" TWO Of tho costumes were i'm.
ported lWns The cast was perfect
=" Gag, which was wen selected
E"# -ll9"a.
Ruth Winthrop Misa Nellie
Carr
Douglas Winthrop. cher SOM Mr..
John " skinner
Constance Winthrop (lis wifcl Miss
Lila Chisman.
Huston Scott "a lawyer MIR chas.
Funkon
nr Dfcl. Chetwyn "a lady of socie-
IS Ws Laura Mitchell
EJa1 stts. 10 Constance Miss
bas bllher
lttoo.t- Mr. Howard Bonneville
lP' Mellnnk Mr. Carol Gamctt
John, Ga huiicrb Air Chns llcnkol
II Is unnecessary to particnlarizc on
The work. OF any member Of the east.
All did their parts especially wcn ia
fact The individual work Of each par
iioiphni made The performance The sue.
cess IT was
The play was given under The dircc.
lion of Mr. John ~ skinner. 10 whom
much credit is due FOR The splendid
INCLINATION.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
PEI, Week.
III count Yesterday Com

In The Circuit court yesterday Com
monwcalth's Attorney Burdctte a
Lewis asked that Il rule he issued
against Magistrate L. f. Stith. citing
him to appear in court and show cause
why he shall not be removed from
Office. 1t is charged in The rule that
The magistrate is guilty Of misfeas.
ancc ana gross negligence in office
He is accused of having assessed -
fire and cost against man which he
never reported To the clerk nf the
court,
Magistrate Stith is well known in
East Hampton and the rule against
him will cause II sensation among his
friends The case will hc heard his
week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST OR STRAYED-TWO BEA-
Gle Hounds. with black anu white
spots both males ana the largest
one nearly white. and the smallest
one nearly black. Reward If re.
turned to Barber Shop under
Bank OF Hampton. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
OTHER COMPANIES

Do not like to lose their insurance on
yonr property. but remember every
dollar given some other company To
insure your property leaves the com.
munity never to return. Insure in the
Home Fire Insurance Corporation and
yam viii have the same protection and
your money Is invested N home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
Must Pay 1915 Weekly.

After hearing The evidence in the
| case OF Harry c. Williamson. under in
diciment for non support of his family
.Indse blackstone required Williamson
Ia give bond i'll tho sum Of $50 for
one year and To pay 10 his wife the
sum of $3..5 weekly during that time.
Mr.. Charles Williamson became the
surely for his brother II am free 10
confess said the court in delivering
his opinion. that when il comes TO di-
Norccs am an authority. but This thing
Iof passing on the sacrcdness OF mans
family is a new business tn me" judge
Blackstone said he thought William
son shonld support his three children
and he entered the order given above.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
Mr.. Dobson Granted Licenae.

After lively contest Mr. IT. c. Dob
son was granted n license to cOnduc,
n saloon in south King street Mir. Dob
sons application was opposed by the
Young Mems Christian Association o,
the grounds that the saloon would
prove n menace 10 the work Of the as
sociation. 1t was shown that there wa
no objection 10 Mr.. Dobson personally
and the court held that the location
VAS one thai he court thinks proper
Mr. Dobson proposed to conduct Il 81
loon ana lunch room.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
MONEY. MoMEY. MoMEY

u yon want 10 borrow money at C
pei cent 500 IL w Saunders, secre.
'ary OF the Home Fire Insurance Cor.
paia'l6n, ~" strong ana conservative
ife Insurance company In your com.
Mpa'iN lending money heretofore sent
Aortn ~ Increase Che wealth Of already
non men Insist on 4 Home" policy
W W.! tiopeItt. au tn h
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
RULE IS ISSUED
AGAINST |. {. STI1H
Hampton Magistrate to Show Cause
Why he Should Mol be Removed
From Office in Circuit Court.
!D(D}ON GETS ms LICENSE

Opposition Of the Y. M. c. n. Did Not
Prevent the Court From Granting Ii.
cense in South King street-Mrs.
Williamson to Receive Sum Of f3.5
PEI Week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. = AN EXCELLENT
horse in fine condition. Apply BAY
BANK. boulevard, Hampton, VA.
1912.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
NJ Itamo,on colleoe

tn" kecaughran Literary Circle will
hn!d an Architectural" meeting at
Hampton College this afternoon ut 4
O'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
Qualified as Guardian.

Mrs. Excel Scott widow Of w. L.
Scott qualified rs the guardian of her
infant children-Josic and Edna Scott.
Mrs. Scott also had an order entered
'hnwing that she had compromised
W''l The Newport News and Old Po:it
Halfway and Electric Company. in
whose employ Scott was when killed.
To Receive So Per Week.
Judge Blackstone | as entered an or.
der in The divorce Proceedings of Iacol,
Henry against Emma. Henry. requiring
.'acob TO pay The s'm of 50 per week
Tor ,hc support of & wife and to also
pay to Mr.. Fay $. Collier fec of 81
IS The attorney FOR the woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
HISS FLETCHER TO
RETURN TO THE HOME
Che Has Been Elected TO The
Position Of MaIFO0 Succeed
ing Mrs. Malone.
H0W WITH NEWPORT NEWS HOSPITAL

X is Said That She Has Sent Her Re.
ianation to the BOARD OF Managers Of
the General Hospital in the ship.
building City 10 Take Effect on the
Fret Day of March.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-04
TO EXAMINE NEVADA MINES
Newhouse Engineer eturns From
East With Good News.

Morris NJ Johnson. chief engineer on
the staff of Samuel Newhouse, and con-
sulting engineer for the Dominion Copper
company. returned from the east yester-
day and last night pulled out for the
Yerington copper district, in Nevada, to
conduct an examination of mining prop
critics for New York clients With the
big Nevada-Douglas company already
making a noise in that region and with
George r. Gum about ready to cut loose
with the Mason Valley company's prop
critics. the ordering Of an engineer of Mr.
Johnsons standing TO the district at this
time is suggestive of something else in the
air out Of the ordinary. 1t makes It
look as though New York was fully awake
to the fact that there was another pros
pective copper section being developed
that was entitled to serious consideration.
During his eastern trip. Mr.. Johnson
was in attendance at the annual meeting
OF the Dominion Copper company, the
handling of the properties of which was
placed in his charge less than a year ago
when Samuel Newhouse made the
managing director of the company. The
properties had been a dead horse on
the hands of their owners previous TO the
administration Of Mr.. Johnson and there
was naturally much citation at the annual
meeting when the reports showed that
during the eight months that the COM
panys smelter had been in commission
1S39Si tons of ore had been treated and
222i tons of matte. with a gross value of
Ss4o.l29 had been turned out. When Il
was shown that the operating costs. in
GLIDING mining, smelling. converting
marketing and administration expenses.
was only 500 9SJ. and that net profit of
1888. IA had been earned the greatest en-
thuSiasm was manifested. Nothing would
do but that Mr.. Johnson should re main
with the company for another year. and,
the terms mutually agreed upon, he con-
sented TO serve the company and give the
proposition more of his time than he was
able to do last year
Just as soon as he can get through with
his business at YeringtOn. Mr.. johnson
will leave for Boundary Falls and begin
the mapping out OF the next years cam
paign in the Dominion company's prom
critics. where Mr.. Johnson has. in w -
Thomas as smelter superintendent and T.
T. Drummond mine superintendent
TWO most energetic and competent repre-
SentatiVeS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-04
new ORE BODY
IN T|NT|C MINE
North Workings on 1,000-Foot
Level of Eagle & Blue Bell
Scene of Strike.
0MTERl0'S DRAIN TUNNEL
TASK OF UNWATERING MINES is
NEARING SUCCESS.
0NTERI0'S DRAIN TUNNEL

II comes from an absolutely reliable
source that another splendid strike has
just been made in the Eagle & Blue Bell
properties OF the Bingham Consolidated
company at Tintic. At point about 400
feet north of the shaft on the 10O0-foot
level a mammoth body of ore. carrying
fine values, copper, gold and silver, has
been encountered. Its limits are not yet
known, but enough work has been done
in IL TO demonstrate beyond question that
the strike is one of the most important.
II not the most important, ever made
III the property.
An effort was made during the after
noon TO get a confirmation of the good
news from Captain Duncan MacVichie.
the company'S consulting engineer. While
q he declined to either affirm or deny the
\ report. it was evident from the look of
contentment with which he viewed his
inQuiSitOT that he could have said some
thing good had he FELT so inclined.
Another bit of news that comes from
camp will be of general interest. 1t is
reported that the shaft being sunk on
the Annandale property. adjoining the
I entennial- Eureka on the south is going
down under the direction of Frank l..
SiZer the we'll known mining engineer,
who now bears the title of general SUI
perintendent of the Bingham COnsolidat-
ed cOmpany's Eagle & Blue Bell proper
ties. What the work means or who is
responsible for its being done is a mys-
terry that Tintic talent has been trying
TO solve Putting two and two together
the conclusion is drawn that +. A:
HeinZe or the Bingham Consolidated
company, may have something to do witt
it. There is a we'll grounded suspicion
that the OpeX group. little west and
south Of the Annandale, is also being
considered as a possible valuable piece
Of earth and ii may be that other ground
in the same vicinity is being sized up.
Interesting developments appear TO be
brewing in TinJic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-04
ONTARIO DRAIN TUNNEL.
Task of Unwatering Mine Will Soon
Be ACCOMPLISHED.

Encouraging progress is being made in
the side drift at the Ontario tunnel
through which Manager c. l.. Rood ex-
pets shortly TO finish the task of re-
claiming the drain tunnel and unwater-
ing the Ontario and Daily mines. The
drift is now nearing the main tunnel on
the mine side of the caved ground and,
while the formation is hard and solid, the
assures encountered are constantly add
ing to the flow of water from the mine
For the purpose of successfully coping
with any emergency that may arise
through a sudden rush of water, heavy
bulkhead has been placed in the side
drift. bulkhead that is calculated to
stand any strain that could possibly be
brought against it. An iron door several
inches thick. and weighing tons, has
been so adjusted that. as long as every
thing is moving right it may be left open
Tor the passage of cars and men, though
at will and instantly it may be closed
even in the face of a heavy pressure Of
water. Around the doorway of this bulk
head pipes with valve attachments have
been built into the solid bulkhead and,
should occasion demand ii, these can be
opened TO permit the passage of as little
or as much water as those in charge con-
slider safe to release. While affording alb
solute protection to the men, this bulk
head Will be used to prevent any flow of
water that might damage the tunnel in
its rush of three miles to the portal.
With these precautions taken, the work
OF advancing the face of the side drift
toward the main tunnel at an angle is be-
ing carried on with all speed and conf
dence Of successfully and safely freeing
the mines of water. Just what distance
VIII have to be covered before the main
tunnel is entered Manager Rood did not
say. but if the volume of water which is
working through the crevices in the rock
continues to increase as ii has been doing
for some little time past. it is highly
probable that the mine will be drained TO
the 15OO-foot level without having per-
mitted sudden rush at all 1t is be-
lieved that the side drift is now so close
to the main tunnel that the latter could
be tapped in short order. if deemed ex-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-04
GOLD HILL INCORPORATED,
MscVichie Properties Go into Bio
Company-Wate Is Bouuht.

While Captain Duncan MacVichic and
those associated with him here have tried
20 keep under cover the fact that a COM
pany had been organized under the laws
of Wyoming 10 operate the Gold Hill and
other properties in the Deep Creek coun-
try, the story was given away in Boston
so the cat is out of the bag. The corpo-
ration is known as the Western Utah
Copper company and is capitalized for
100000 shares Of a par value OF 81 each
In addition 10 the 36i acres of ground
which the company owns and which rep-
resent its mineral bearing possessions as
they measure up today. Captain Mac
Nicnie stated yesterday that he had lust
closed deal for the Redding springs and
ranch. about nineteen miles southeast of
the Gold Hill properties The ranch Gov
ers $50 acres OF ground and there is one
spring on the property the surface di-
mansions OF which is about 75x1JO fee,
and which has been sounded to a depth of
$50 feet without finding bottom
Whether the rev company will pine the
water from these springs to its mines or
whether the ReddiEg ranch will eventual
ly be selected as a smelter site Captain
MacVichie would not say Yesterday
though he was highly pleased to think
he had been successful in landing the
property. az it will supply all the water
the company will need for an indefinite
time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-04
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 & Co.. is the market
letter of Paine. Weber & Co. follows:
Boston. Oct. 3.-North Butte is still the
card to play. The buying is excellent and
the stock closed at top, 10S14 bid COali-
ton was also well bought, three different
houses buying LOCO shares each at II. The
AtchiSon dividend was a disappointment
and caused a reaction throughout the
whole New York list. Amalgamated is
being held and made to look weak, but il
should be bought on any further reac-
items. Calumet &, Arizona is very scarce,
and a little buying lifted it points today
Keep your eye on Old Dominion, Utah
Consolidated, Copper Range North Butte.
Coalition and Calumet & Arizona. Quota
tiOnS-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-04
Mining Notes.

Lafayette Hanchett manager of the
Newhouse interests, returned from fly
ing business trip 10 Colorado yesterday
morning
Cumberland advanced another 81 a
share in Boston yesterday. 1t reached
$l2.6z12 and closed at s12. Tuesdays high
mark was A1-37h-
Four cars of ore from Alta, two from
Stockton. two from Tintic, one from Ne
Vada and one from Idaho were reported
at the Pioneer sampler yesterday morn
ing.
The stock of the Nevada Fairview Min
ing company was listed on the local stock
exchange and called for the first time
yesterday. 1t was started off at 29c to
29i3c bid, with Soc asked.
There was released from the TAYLOR &
Brunton sampler yesterday one car of
ore from Park City. two from Idaho two
from California. three from Bingham and
twelve from Tintic
Billy Griffith. who has been over
from Goldfield and BuIlfrog for a week
renewing aequaintances and getting ac-
pull out for Nevada again last night
W. ]. Craig and c. d. Mcdonald
pulled out for Nevada yesterday after
noon to make an examination of prop
erty TO which their attention had been
directed They expect 10 be absent about
u week, but their destination they fatty
declined % divulge.
Samuel Newhouse is expected to reach
the city To-Day from MS three months
trip abroad. He stopped off in Denver
on his way out from New York To lool
after business matters requiring his at
tentiOn there otherwise he would have
been home ere this.
Colonel +. A Wall expects to leave for
Washington, ID. c.. during the next few
hours to be present at the hearing OF
the Kempton-United States case before
the supreme court Court convenes Mon
day next, and, as the famous Bingham
case is one of the early ones to be called
it is expected that a few days after Mon
day ii will be on
r. L. Edwards. manager of the City
Rocks Mining company, who recent
went to Boulder. Colo. to witness the
ing machine, has made a favorable re-
port to his company. The Utah Harms
Tunneling Machine company is now ne
gotiating with the City Rocks company
for the running of a 5000-foot tunnel On
its property in the Alta district.
w. I. Snyder who went to Ely with
the excursionists last Friday night re-
turned home yesterday morning. He is
very much impressed with the magnitude
of the camps mineral showing He want
ed to take in Cherry Greek and Duck
Creek districts. but was called home be-
fore he had got away from Ely. He
brought back. among other things. sam
pies Of the copper ore from the Giroux
Consolidated companys Taylor shaft
workings and during the afternoon was
exhibiting them along with ore from the
Odin at Park City. 1t was hard to tell
which was which. Sc similar were the
characters of rock.