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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

The best and most popular new compound is Brooks Bears-Foot for the kidneys liver, spleen and blad' der. with free combined treatment for nervousness and sexual debility.
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Christian Church.

Fl. 4. McCarty of Stuttgart will ,reach al he Christian church this morning and evening. Subject of morning sermon The Worlds Great est Memorial Evening, "Enticed
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Ohio Street Baptist.

Rev. Sam Fl. Campbell has returned from Philadelphia and will occupv his pulpit at the Ohio Street Baptist church morning and evening today. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Brooks Little IiseI-Root Pills get at the root of the trouble and roof it cut. Do not eripe T cousttpate, but bring bile freely
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--J. D. Milner company will either buy your real estate or loan you mon ev Or same.
 -J. D. Miner company sells bar %ains in real estate.
 The old adaee is tllle. nothing like the cash--call on J. n. Milner company,
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Brooks Medicated Bears-FoOt Oil. the king of all ointments, for piles, sores. itch, eczema etc. the greatest healer on earth
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TO RIA. p....ho 1 1he kBd You Have AiNavS Bought Signature s4 Lx<&zZzzu
FOR RENT
By N. T. Roberts and Son, Abstract
 CTS and Real Estate Agents.

6t IN. |. 6CUSTtS anu 9O'i, SNOotI dIt
 CTS and Real Estate Agents. 5.room cottage between Seventh an dEighth. on Cedar street: just completed, electric lights and screen ed; $15.
 Large Broom store building. @ East Second street, fine loca' s15.
 S-room, two-story dwellir West Sixth street. on C paved street, city water out bath, $20.
 5-room cottage,
  street, on car Ii  and in best res city water, g or without
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To Omaha, Neb Jul, 12th to fst.. account National Convention R. Y p |. On" fare, plus 500, for round trip. Tickets on sale July 10th to 18th inclusive, Final return limit July 18th. Except extension will be grant ed 10 August 18th upon deposit of ticket and payment of joint agents fee of 5o cents. Regular joint agents fee o5 cents.
 To Colorado Springs. Colo account Jiln.5s Peak centennial. $a7.25 for rcnud trip Tickets on sale Soptem- her l9 To 22, inclusive Final return limit October l5 Joint agents fee, 2ac
 To Dallas, Tex. account American Association of Nurserymon One fare plus E. for round trip. Tickets on sale. June II to l2 inclusive. Final return limit 2l days from date of sale except extension bY deposit of ticket at terminal line will be granted to 70 days.
 To Portland Oregon account Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Association Of 'nited States and Canada. One first class fare for round trip. Joint agents fee. 5o cents. Tickets oil sale June + to 2.2,, inclusive. I.init 6n days from date of sale. For stopover priv ile 2es call at depot 1 To Mont Eagle, Tenn. account Mont Eagle Bible Training school. One l fare plus g. for the round trip. 1 Tickets on sale June 29 and 90 and .tuly 2 and ,. Return limit August q except extension will be granted Ev paving difference between this ticket and regular summer tourist :, rate
 Fl. ". Atwood. Agent
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boro, Ark. June 5 to :. For the above occasion the following round trip rates and arrangements are au- thorized to Jonesboro: Rate-s4.1S
 for the round trip. Dates of sale June i, , and 6. Return limit-June
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

The old adaee tha, q stitch in time saves nine is verily true with Brooks' Chill Tonic-both tasteless and guar. anteed .j4xa.lr a-V
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CT by calling on or writing

Te Minnoapolis, Minn.. August 19t, L. 18th, account G. A. k. encampment. Roun trip s24.Sa Tickets on sale AnSust 10th to l2th Return limit August %lst Except extension will b' granted to September Both upon deposit of ticket and payment of Joint agents fees soc Regular joint agents fees. 25c.
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soMWfE TOURIST RATES.

~" E4SU2SSS soMNfE TOURIST RATES. Eufess ezs Ars. s11.s5. hot spf ass aea. s4s5. Eldorsao sae> Mo. s5.o5. slo2n sprsess #Arg.. s10.e5. DateS . =4I4 J4ne ls, to Eeptem- Der 53't acss.ye
 Ret9s1 De.o9er Slst 1906. s'. Lon --a ea.cago. .... for the r9r. ..
 Pine : 4a Louis. s1aso to chica2 5-s
 hates a=l-a to septen- finai fa. October .;1>t. '9oG,
 Trans. eeas5noous passage III both eisscasDz Feof 9 cents will be ca1 .4e~@a account each ticket executed ta ~s.nrn on Chicago tickets.
 San FsaHe~ea. California and re- turn, Jus a'. U Eth. 1906. account National Ed9ca5.oaal association COR ErptiGn.
 Round -TjfT r.-a s.q :,d.
 ;,a'es of sa}e lure Eth to !,lv in. 1q"t. inclusive.
 fnal return lim!.. Sen 1n2er 9th. -ta5;
 S'pp.oga vi J. allowed on bo,h eoing and re'aa uif.
 Denver Caio. ani return. July 1Gth to Fist l9o5
 tq 2tst. aeea5ar Annual Meeting Be4-5a,ea; aud Protective Order of FikS.
 Rond tip tazr. s9.i,.2l.=
 Dates of s,.z. Ink lmh to 10th. inclusive.
 Return ,iqit. Au-us1 20ti. la"t. s)opoye Wi.l be allowed at Pn- ehto. Colorado Springs and Denver, i'aIo.. upor payment of a (2'el .ae for each ticket executed
 For Smith Ark. and return. 'nne lefh to 1ath. 19os, account State Good Roadh association.
 Ra;e. $b5o for the round trip. Date. of sale. June 12th to 15tn, inclusive.
 Return limit. June 16th. 1906. Shreveport, "a. and return. June 2sfh and Both, 1aot account Louisiana State Meeting B. P. O. F.. round trip rates from Pine Bluff. Ark, s6.So. nafps of sale, June 2Sth and 2sth. is06
 Retuln limit. July lst 1906, New Haven. Conn. and return. June 3:rd to 9th. 1906. account Annua' Meeting National Council Knights of Columbus.
 Rates s3317 10 for the round trip. Dates of hale. June ls1 to 4th, in' elusive.
 Return limit. June 9th, 1906. for leaving New Haven.
 Extension of limit. Extenhlon of limit 10 June Both can be secured by danosit of ticket with joint agent on or before June 9th and upon payment of a one sl.00) dollar fee.
 Transit init. Continuous passage in both directions.
 Stop over at New York Will be al lowed on return trip.
 Dallas Texas. and return. June 18th to 7etb 1qoG account American Asso- ciation of NurserNmen.
 Rate sl2lo for the round trip. Dates of sale, June 11th and 12th, l906.
 Going transit limit. fifteen dayh f!om date of sale.
 Final return limit, t~ent%5one days from date eff sale
 Extension of limit, an extension of thirrv days can be secured bv deposit of return portion of ticket with ticket agent al Dallas, prior to June l'th' BOG
 stop-oyers. wilI he allowed on oo'h aojng and return trips.
 $. M DICKEi. Agent. Louisville Ky, and return account kentuokv Home Coming, June l3-l7. Rate-slS.o5 fer the round 'rip' Dates
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'Ihe Sun Shines Bright on My Old kentnck Home'

HOMECOMING FOR ALL KEN. TUCKiANS WHO HAVE WAN- DERED TO OTHER LANDS OR FOREIGN SHORES, IN LOuia. VILE, JUNE 13th.17th, 1906.
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IRON MOUNTAIN SPECIAL RATES

To Denver. Colorado Springs or Pueblo. $3':2! i'-, for the round trip.
 Ogden, Salt Lake City or Grand function. S1-,.2a for the round trip.
 Trinidad $39 zoe for the round trip. Tickets on sale June lst to Septem- hct ,,e Finiit return limit October 1St
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Brooks Chill Tonic best by test
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 thorized to Jonesboro Rate-s4.7S for the round trip. Dates of sale June i. , and 6. Return limit-June Biennial meeting General Fedora tion of Women's Clubs. St. Paul, Minn.. May 90 to June [. For the above occasion the following round trip rates and arrangements are au tkorized to St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn.: Rate--One fare plus g for the round trip. Dates of sale-From stations in Missouri May 2s to 31, in- elusive. From all dther stations May 26, 2s, g and 30. Return limit June g. for leaving destination. Tran sit li1nit-Continuous passage in both directions
 Fishing Rate.
 Account fishing the following round trip rates and arrangements will ap ply in the sale of tickets to England and Clarendon, Arkansas: England s1 per capita for three or more pas sengers on one ::rset. Clarendon s1.G0 per capita :Or three oi more messengers on one ticket. Dates Of sale--May l to October 31, inclusive. Return limit--Seyen days from date ~ sale
 Cotton Belt Readers .... Emancipation celebration. Tuesday. June 18th. 1906 On Tuesday. June 18th We will run a special excursion train from Pine Bluff and intermedi- ate station to Stamps and return.
 Round trip tickets will be sold at rates shown below, and schedule c the special will be as follows:
 Rate sl.50. leave Pine Bluff G:05 a. m, Arrive at Stamps. 11:10 a. n Returning the special train will leave Stamps at 800 D. m No reduction will be made i'll the above rates fol children. 13
 s. NJ. DICKEY, Agent.
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You Who Have Left Home and Friends to Fight Life's sattIss Eisewhere-Listen to the Gail
ABSENT SONS AND DAUGHTERS
 OF OLD KENTUCKY.

Wherever you have wandered. in- 10 whatever lands or climes you may have gone to take up your abode, sou are now by parental authority sum- moned back to the proud old state that gave birth to you or to your forefathers. The old dinner horn, that in days os wore told of the approaching meal, has been taken down from the wall and there issues from it's sonorous and hospitable mouth trumpet call rt aching the remotest corners of the earth and breathing into the ear every homesick Kentuckian musical and irresistible appeal tb drop all else and forthwith be pilgrimage back to his natis
 Back to the Old Ste "A joyous welcome ava the gentle spring war; the beauties of natur kindly alances and f your old friends in in you if possible derer love for Il Now, theref cOmmonwca w. Beckh and by which cbi1dr four ev
     
 the
 wish yourself
 ..3cz, fer luck you'll lack"
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To Milwaukee Wis. account Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. At rates of one fare, plus $2.00. for 6a tonnd trip, Tickets on sale Au-
 e,NI N. and t3. Final return TO (@Ims Milwaukee not later
 D - l1&
 llAx
 sak3 eafaa 10 Mexico and west Ia Trips VIII be gladly furnished, % gether with full information regard ing desirable routes, stop-overs, side tips Sleopers and tourist cars. etc, oy calling or writing,
 To Philadelphia Ark. June 7th to 4th accnnnt Arkansas Summer as- senembly ip Y P. |. One fare plus JOG for round trip
 To Denver, Colo, account grand lodge B. P. 0 F., July 1G to 21, 1906. he Iron Mountain will sel! tickets to Denver. Colorado Springs or Pueb To fOy S27.2:, round trip. Tickets on sac July 10 to 15, inclusive, with final return limit of August 20 Full information will be given relative to stop overs, side trips, etc., upon writ in@ or calling on the ticket agent. rlls contemplating taking this trip will find a most satisfactory route oyer the Missouri Pacific as we put you into Denver with exceptionally few changes.
 Little Rock, Ark, account Arkan- sas Travel"rs association. Open rate of s1.10 for ronnd trip. Tickets on sale June ,. 6 and [ Return limit June II.
 To Searey, Ark, account of Arkan- sas Sund4y School association at rate of one fare plns 50 cents for the round trip Tickets on sale June % and go and July l. , and 6. Final re turn limit JHly 2.
 To Sprinsfield. Ill., account German Baptist Brei hren assembly. One fare nus s2 for round trip. Sale May 31 to June ,. Limit June T..
 To Dallas. Texas, account Great Council of L. S. Improved Order. o' | Red Men. One fare plus $2 for trip Tickets on sale Senter c. inclusive tCmbpr %
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To Fl Dorado Springs. Mo. Eureka springs Arl.. and Sloan Springs, Ark, one fare plus goo for the round trip Tickets on sale June Isl to September 20 Final return limit 20 days from date of sale.
 To Hot Springs Afh. s4.95. On .a1e JHne lst to September 90. Final rr1aru l;n.i, 70 days from date of sac
 fu Cj1y of MeXlcu. $I4.at.,. Tickets a,. sale June lst to Sept'mher i3th. Final limit October %lst
 ffso g ptIis. Nc, and return. $1645. Chicago. Ill and return $25. l.. Tick cts on sale June 1st to September 90. Final return limit October 3l. 190G.
 Special rates to northwestern points. California. Mexico. Colorado and bomeseekers excursion rates to various DO nts. Will be gladly fur ,.ished vii all he information Of trip, etc, by local t.cket agent. .,.a..
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Huntsville, Ky, and return account Kentucky Home Coming. June 1s-l7. Rate-s1S0 05 for the round trip. Dates oe sale-June Il. F and l"' Return Thirty days from date of sale.
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Arkals inner Assembly 'ap list yooa, recrle's uaion, .AfS' '"'- phia. Atk. 1a 714. Rate Y ' for il @ rorad trip. Dates Of 'a:' : J.ne 2 10 i. inclusive. Reta t in it-Jahe f5.
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To Arkadelphia Ark. June 7th to ! 4th. accnnnt Arkansas Summer as- senambly i, Y P. |. One fare plus JOG for round trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-10

Annual state convention Arkansas Retail Hardware association, Little Rock Ark Iune 5 to [; annual state convention Arkansas Travellers asso' oiation Little Rock, Ark, June to 9. For tbe above occasions the fol lowing round trip ates and arrange nents are authorized to Little ROCK: Rate-sl7O for t1e round trip. Dates of sae-Iune 5, 6 and '. Return limit-June II.
 Eighteentf annual meeting Arkan- .as Sunday School association. Jones
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II. N. Atwood. Agent.
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To Searcy, Ark, account of Arkan- sas Sunday School association at rate of one fare plus 50 cents for the round trip Tickets on sale June % and 90 and July l. and G. Final re turn limit JHly 2.
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Little Rock, Ark, account Arkan- sas Travellers association. Open rate of s1..o for round trip. Tickets on sale June ]. 6 and :. Return limit June H.
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To Sprinefeld H., account German Baptist Blei hren assembly. One fare puls S2 for round trip. Sale May 31 to June 2 Limit June l..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
SHELTERS UP AGAINST It
Inability to Get Coal May Force
Some of Them to Close
Down

Nearly all or the smelters in this valley
are on the verge of being compelled to
close down their plants owing to a lack
OF coal For two weeks or more they have
been on the ragged edge and the state
ment now comes from perfectly liable
source that crisis is staring them IN
the face. The fact is not being paradeu
at all. as the hope is that the railroads
VIII be able to pull them through until
sucn TIME as the present car famine is
relieved
Inc Rio Grande company has been COM
pehed TO divert coal intended for its own
use 10 some of the plants during the pres
ent week and the Union Pacific is in no
better shape to move coal from its Rock
Springs mines than is the Rio Grande
company from its properties down south.
The railroad companies, IL is said, are just
now crowdlng every available car into
tne Deet crop moving business and that
IL VIII be at least two weeks before the
stress OF business in this line is over. In
the meantime, the mining companies. as
well as the smelling companies have 10
put up with Wha tever service the rail-
road companies are able TO give them.
bingham and Tintic producers are ell
complaining and their calls for relief 60
unanswered.
IL gives the management of the snelt
ers the cold shivers to feel that unless
another car or two is given them today
or TOMORROW a close-doWn will be impers-
tive the day following. but that Is Just
about the condition most Of them are In.
1t is nothing of joke 10 close n smelt-
ing works down. particularly when the
combined capacity Of all the plants in
the state is unequal to the demand that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
Mines and Mining Stocks
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Business of Week Was Comparatively
LIGHT, Market Was Strong.

An off day or two. coupled with activity
in local politics. trimmed down the vol
ume OF business done on the mining ex-
change during the past week During the
six days a total of 442 800 shares of stock.
with selling value of 1913. 997. %, changed
hands. This is 5000 shares and $50. 5l7 50
under the record OF the week previous
wide range of stocks was dealt in
and considering the conditions surround
ms the market prices were well main
tanned. The furry over in Little Chief
that stock has settled down around 14c a
share and the prospects are that il will
RUE rather quiet until development in the
mine has had a chance TO show the mag
nitude of the recent strike. Lower Mann
moth has surprised everybody with the
strength IL has shown. but from the lit
Tie information which has been allowed
10 leak out concerning developments on
ne lower levels. Its advance is justified
When II was announced 2 week ago that
tne shareholders were going to be asked
10 authorize the doubling Of the capital
stock making the number of shares 300 coo
instead of 10000. the stock dropped back
ID about SIC share. IL closes around 7sc
anu Lively at that Carisa, Columbus
consolidated, Daly-West, Uncle Sam and
few other stocks have given good ac-
counts OF themselves. but there has been
nothing out of the ordinary In reports
from the properties which they represent.
Nevada stocks have not been very &C
tive In the local market during the week
principally for the reasons stated in the
beginning Of this review but reports from
Nevada and the coast exchanges indicate
tnat great deal of activity has pre-
vailed there ana that prices have been on
the upgrade.
During yesterdays single regular and
open board calls total Of 22,175 shares of
stock. with selling value of 1865. az.
changed hands. the list of final quotations
and record OF sales made being as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
PARK CITY DEAL BREWING.
Uintah- Treasure Hill After Adjoining
Properties, the Report.

w. NJ. O'Brien. who recently closed a
deal for a one-third interest in the Tin
tah-Treasure company, operating at Park
City. left for camp yesterday accom-
panied by r. J. Evans. From what could
be picked up during the day. 1t seems pos
sible that the Uintah company is about
To take in q large block of ground ad-
joining it's present holdings and that the
presence OF MeSsrs. O'Brien and Evans
in the Park has something TO do with
the transaction.
The property that is likely to go to the
company. it is said. is group of claims
belonging to Maurice McGrath and 9TH
ers. At any rate Mr. McGrath was in
the city Friday and, as he disappeared
simultaneously with the departure of
OBrien and Evans for camp. there is A
suspicion that something is doing The
figure that Mr. Evans plays in the game
is not made clear. but IL Is barely posi-
bic that the ground Of the Creole COM
pany, Of which Mr.. Evans is an official.
may also be under consideration. There
is chance for a big combination on
Treasure hill. and the belief is that some
thing OF the kind is being planned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
BIG MONEY IN
LOW GRADE ORE
Con. Mercur'S Annual Report
Teaches a Lesson in Mining
and Milling Economy.
DIVIDENDS ON 1915 ROCK
PRESENT YEAR WILL SEE STILL
BETTER RESULTS.
DIVIDENDS ON 1915 ROCK

The annua! report OF the Consolidated
Mercur Gold Mines company was deliv-
cred BY the printer yesterday and will
reach shareholders along with the regu-
lar quarterly dividend checks TO be mailed
Tuesday. The report shows the company
10 be in healthy financial condition and
illustrates in direct and comprehensive
way what can be accomplished in mining
when the same business care and atten-
ton 10 detail ia applied that goes with
success in any other line OF enterprise
n shows that the average gross value of
all the ere treated during the year was
only s. per ton, and that the total op-
Grating costs per ton OF ore treated, ex-
cepting construction items was only S. as
per ton. Considering the fact that a. per
cont Of the ore treated was n base. re-
quiring roasting and that this character
of ore costs approximately 81 n ton more
10 handle than the oxide ores. the point
reduced is remarkable one. one that
Manager George IT. Dern has a right TO
point TO with pride. AS compared with
the year previous &c is shown that operat-
ing costs have been reduced 15c per ton.
or this 10c per ton is credited TO the re-
duction in mining cost and sc per ton
10 the costs of milling. The management
is vet al work with the purpose of still
farther reducing the cost OF producing
bullion. with everything favorable 20 sue
less in that line during the year just en-
tered upon.
The Financial Exhibit.
The financial exhibit shows that the
net earnings of the year were SIP 7S7. Is.
out or this came dividends of SlO0o
while S.lO4.34 was spent i'm construction
OF lime kiln. experimental plant and
Shatt retimbering. leaving nearly 5000
10 be added 10 the surplus. which now
aggregates a little more than $4,000
During the year total of 302 sos tons of
ore was mined and treated making an
average OF $50 tons day. or this. I26 53S
tons, or - per cent was base or sui
phide, ore while 1928 tons was oxidized
ore. table shows the values in tall
ings by months In two different months
these were held down TO CSC per ton. while
the average was $3.50 for the year. The
efforts being made to effect a closer saw
ing Of the values In the ore is best ex-
planned in that part OF the report where
m Manager Dern refers to experimental
work and the erection of plant in which
70 carry il on. 1t has been demonstrated
in the laboratory that better results
ought to be attained. but. owing to the
base character and many pecuiarities of
Mercur ore. 10 get results in actual prac-
tice is problem not 80 easy OF solution
After explaining this feature OF the work
Manager Dern goes on TO say:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
BLACK DIAMOND ORE GOOD.
Officials to Visit Mine Today and
Size Up Conditions

Joseph Dederich came up from Los
Angeles day or two ago to look after
his mining and other interests on this
end of the line. Today. accompanied by
Manager w. G. Alexander. he will go out
10 Stockton for the purpose of sizing up
conditions at the Black Diamond in
which he is heavily interested. He stated
yesterday that he understood from reports
that had reached Manager Alexander that
there is being developed the best-looking
body of ore the property has ever
boosted. While there is an assess
ment on the company's stock. Mr. Ded-
erich states that he is perfectly willing
to pay it for he realizes that It is simply
matter of development TO make the
property one Of the real mines of the
Stockton district.
Asked what was new concerning the
Good Springs smelter proposition. Mr.
Dederich said that matters were at
standstill for the present He is still
sanguine. however. that the southern
country will be given smelter before
long and that the combination with which
he has become identified will put It I'm
he has no doubt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
RICH COPPER STRUCK
IN NEVAOA-O0UGLAS

message from w. c. OreTn Of the Ne
vada-Douglas Copper company, who is
now visiting that big Yerington bonanza
brought the information yesterday that a
new strike had been made in what is
known as the Double s tunnel Assays
had just been had on general sample
of twelve feet OF ore that carried Is per
cent copper
dispatch. but the understanding here is
that the face of the tunnel, which is be-
ing bored into what is considered one OF
the biggest deposits OF high grade cop
per i'm this country. has simply broken
into a mass OF the character of ore men
toned Mr.. Orem is expected back from
the property early in the week and then
particulars will undoubtedly be available.