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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Is your breath foulY Is your voice
husky Is your nose stoppedY Do you
snore at night DO you sneeze a great
deal? Do you have frequent pains In the
forehead? DO you have pains across the
eyes7 Are you losing your sense Of smell
ls there dropping In the throatf Are
you losing your sense o. taste7 Are you
gradually gettlns deaf7 Do you hear bug
eng soundsf DO you have ringing 10 the
ears7 DO you suffer with nausea OF the
stomach7 Is there q constant bad taste
in the mouth? DO YOU have a he king
coughY DO you cough at, night? { you
take cold eaaily1 II so. you have ca arrh.
Catarrh is not only dangerous in this
way, but II causes ulcsra ons death and
decay Of bones, loss Of thinking and rea-
sowing power kills ambition and energy,
often causes loss Of appetite indigestion,
dyspepsia raw throat and reaches 10 gen
crai debility, idiocy and insanity II needs
attention at once. Cure IL by taking Bo-
tsnic Blood Balm tB u b. II Is quick
radical permanent cure because II rids
the system OF the poison germs that
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

education that this equality can be at
tanned"
excellent growth and development Of
the high school In Nephi, which, he
said, was the only school Of its kind
in the state In which work in ngrlcul~
ture, mechanic arts and domestic arts
were being given.
This address closed the institute and
as President White was about to dis
miss the audience. O motion calling for
a vote Of thanks was heard This was
adopted unanimously, after which all
departed, feeling highly gratified with
the success Of the meetings and with
feeling of confidence that much good
would be the result,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28
AIDS TO GOOD LOOKS.

OF course every woman desires to look
her best. and TO do this she must pay
attention 10 her health Plenty of ex-
ercIse every day Is necessary and as
much fresh air as possible, both Indoors
and out. Attention should also he paid
to diet, eating between meals being a
bad habit to cultivate. Some time
should be given to outdoor games, such
as hockey tennis or golf. This is very
healthy exercise. Spend as much time
as possible In the open air, and you will
be surprised to see what an improve
ment IL will make In you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

OF them so trivial that an American
would not be willing to employ them
The example herewith presented Is on,
that appeared in the streets OF Birmlng'
ham during the recent campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

symptom, giving strength to the entire
Mucus membrane, and (B B. b sends a
rich, tingllns food Of warm. rich, pure
blood direct 10 the paralyged nerves mu.
Gus membrane bones and Joints giving
warmth and strength Just where II r.
needed. and In this way making a perfect,
lasting cure OF catarrh In all It's forms
DEAFNESS
II you are gradually growing deaf or
are already deaf or hard Of hearing try
Botanic Blood Balm tB.B.B.). Most forms
OF deafness or partial deafness are caused
by catarrh, and In curing caArrh by b
b. B. thousands Of men and women have
had their hearing completely restored
Botanic Blood Balm (BBB) 10 pleasant
and safe to take. Thoroughly tested for
80 years Composed OF Pure Botanic In.
gradients Strengthens Weak Stomach.
cures Dyspepsia. Price 81 per large bot
tie Take as directed II not cured when
right qauntity Il taken. money refunded
sample sent free by writing Blood Balm
Co. Atlanta Ga. Describe your trouble,
and special free medical advice 20 suit
your case also sent In sealed letter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28
ENGLISH ELECTION DEVICE.

In the matter Of electioneerlng thu
English are quite as sensational In theii
methods OF advancing the interests Of
candidates as are their American cous.
ms All sorts Of devices to attract
public attention are resorted to- somt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28
Chamher|ain's Cough Remedy
Cures Colds, Group and whooping Cough
WARD DANCES.

sixteenth Ward-The Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement association will
give dance in the new Social hall
Thursday evening March l. The
young ladies promise good music and
an excellent time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
MAJESTIC COPPER
l.. D.. iberCrombic says Conditions in
Conner shaft Are Favorable.

In a Boston publication which came
IN yesterdays mail. n. ". Abercrombic,
managing director Of The Majestic
copper properties In Beaver county
makes a statement regarding conditions
and undertakes To reply TO a criticism
recently printed by the Boston Com
mercial Mr AbercrOmbie SAYS;
During my absence on a visit To-
your properties q letter was published
IN one of the financial papers ~ Bos-
ton I'm which tho writer evidently en-
deayored 10 underrate the value OF
Majestic and thereby doubtless caused
wore or less uneasiness among those
who had invested their funds IN this
property The writer Of that article
did not make an examination ~ YOUR
properties and vas therefore IN no
position % pass an opinion. He also
severely criticised the smelier which
Is one 81 the assets ~ the company,
and ] desire 60 say that on my last
visit I had one of the best smclter
men IN the west make a thorough eN-
animation Of the smelter and he re-
ported on 81 very fayurably
''The conditions at your properties
are most favorable At the bottom on
The Conner shaft. A. We have previous
ly told YOU. a good body Of lead-silver
ore Is exposed az water level, and, I'm
cutting out for the station pump
punches ~ copper were discovered.
showing assays As high as 50 per cent.
but no development work can be done
until the water Is pumped ouL AZ
the O. X. where the rich body ~
high grade copper ore was found un-
der "a previous management. three
shifts 81 men are al work on develop
ment With every indication of success.
I a.. when ! left. the face Of the drlfi
/ Nas So good ore. During my visit
/ this time 7 made q contract 90 ship
| copper ore from the old Hickory.
The story having been circulated
| that your company would default ON
! interest on their bonds due Oct. I oi
this year. 7 desire % say "a YOU on
behalf ~ the board that the money
with which 90 pay these coupons Is
900 hand. the coupons will he paid
promptly through the Aetna National
4 hank of Hartford. Conn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
PIoCHE WILL BOOM.
Camp Paper Looks Into Future OPP
tlmistlCally.

The completion and termination Of
the San Pedro into Phoebe. says the
Record, will make this the supply and
shipping point Of a territory rich In
agricultural, mineral and stockraising
for distance Of 100 miles north and
west, including Silver Park. Lake VAL
ley, Paterson, Cave Valley. White Riv-
er. Troy. Little Cherry. Friburg. Silver
King. Bailey. Bristol, Jackrabbit. SIAM
pede. Lone Mountain, Comet and num-
crous other camps and valleys east.
north and west. IL will mark the era
Of permanent Improvement and rapid
progress and in few years Phoebe will
be the decided metropolis Of lincoln
county, II not IN fact OF the southwest
crn part OF Utah and Nevada II will
mean large retail and wholesale es-
adjustments supply houses. machine
shop, foundries, manufactures. mills.
smelters and every conceivable reduc.
ton works, new and extensive water
works large and expensive tunnellng
| propositions. steel hoisting frames. cleo
trcal railroads 10 the different mines
and deep and permanent mining
| throughout the districts.
The chamber Of commerce ~ Phoebe
has taken up the matter ~ advertising
and placing before the public tho yari.
Gus resources OF this section in re-.
/ liable manner and Il e. expected that
| Phoebe VIII shortly he the scene " &C.
! tlYity never witnessed here before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
SILVER KING MILL.


Tho current issue of the Engineering
& Mining Journal contains an interest
ne article on mill practice as IL Is ap-
piled at The silver kiug mine az Park
CIV The writer goes into detail 10
considerable length. but among 9TH
az things SAYS
The ore is hauled boy mule IN trains
~ 20 cars each 60 the mill bin which
holds 900 tons. From the bin u IL
drawn on into cars and taken 10 plat
form scales where the ore Is weighed.
The ore ~ then dumped upon a grizzly
with i-lnch openings. the oversize going
90 a l1Xeo-inch Blake crusher. the pro-
duct " which joins the undersize and
goes to a Boston bin. II then passes
60 0.5-inch lrommel. where water IL
added The oversize goes 20 n set Of
5eyli-inch rolls while the undorsize
Joins the recrushed ove-si-e ari T. eir
waited 10 The o5-inch trommel The
crushed ore finally passes 10 an auto
matte sampler. which consists of TIT
Ing box which fills with water. The
full side goes down and pulls a spout
acrces the falling ore. Tho loser box
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
Walter c. 0rem Returns From a
Financial Center Where They
Are Talked About.
BINGHAM HAS MADE A HIT.
Found Much Interest Taken in Yer.
ringt0n-t'OOd Reports From
Nevada Copper.

Walter e. Orem, manager Of the Utan
Apex mine at Bingham aud the Ne.
yadl Copper company. operating the
Douglas group, near Yerrngton. New,
returned last night from Boston aud
other eastern cities. where he went
partly on business and partly for a lit
tie recreation among the pleasure
places Of New England
M Orem spent considerable time In
Boston, which Is the head quarters Of
the companies with which he is assoc
Ciated, where he found lively interest
being taken In western mining invest
nents, Notwithstanding II was vacation
time for the investor.
IL studied the situation very careful
ly. said Mr. Orem today. and I have
come TO the conclusion that the coming
fall and winter is going TO be an ac-
tive season for the buying and selling
OF western mining stocks. There is
plenty OF money down east for invest
ment IA stocks which have merit. peo-
pie are ready 10 take hold OF anything
good. but | also believe that they are
becoming educated 10 the fact that min
ing. like any other enterprise, can sue
coed only when IL II conducted on bus
mess principles. They have awakened
to the fact that mining Is also Just as
legitimate and Just as safe as any other
business, il It is carried out along prop.
er lines
The wonderful progress being made
IN Bingham has simply astonished east
ern people as ID has many OF our home
folk The recsnt letters Of Mr. Walk
ar IN the Boston Commercial. have also
done much 10 spread the fame OF the
camp. Bingham is talked about In Bos-
ton great deal right now, and was
really surprised TO leary how well post.
cd some people are about Yerrington,
The fact that Captain Delmat and the
Guggenheims are interested In this Ne
yada district l. well known. aud o.
course | was kept busy answering ques-
tons about Nevada Copper
Things have progressed splendldly
both IN Bingham and at YerIington,
during Mr.. Orems absence and he Is
particularly well pleased with the man
ner IN which the Douglas property ia
developing. After wading through a
big pile OF correspondence and getting
Il out Of the way he will go out 10
Bingham TO make a personal inspection
Of the properties now IN bis charge az
ter which ne viii go TO Nevada for the
same purpose.
The Orem syndicate has some big
plans on foot affecting it's Utah and Ne
vada enterprises an Of which have the
soundest kind Of financial backing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
DOWN AT sEARcHLIGHT.
Weather Is Cooler and Miners Are Get
ting Busy.
sneelal Corresnnndence

Special Correspondence.
searchllght. New. Aug. Gas the
summer heat is disappearing, there Is
quite resume In the activity amons
the properties that suspended opera
tions at the beginning Of the warm
spell Notably among the new opera
tors are the Searchlght Treasurer,
Searchllght WANNA. Searchlight Cop
per-Gold, Wyoming Searohlighi and the
in Dorado Searchlght Mining compa-
MES
During the past week Is freight loads
Of machinery arrived for the different
mines and many HOSTS will soon be in
active operation hauling and hosting
ore
The property Of the Duplex Extension
Mining company has been surveyed for
patents and the papers have been al
ready fled Development work viii be
IN charge ~ W. W. Hurt. one OF tho
ablest mining engineers IN the United
States Mr. Hurt has operated IN
Europe, South Africa. Australia and In
Montana.
The Searchlight Copper-Gold Mining
company is operating the Eclipse group.
eight miles north OF Searchhght and
FIVE more claims on Copper mountain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
PRICE CHANGES
NARROW AND DOWN
Small Demand Was Shown on
Efforts 10 Make Sales
AT Opening.
MARKET DULL AND fEVERISH.
\ Few Stocks showed l,csisianoe,
some of the Important Ones
Sagging.

New York Aug S-At the opening OF
thc stock market today changes from last
nights level u prices were generally nu
row. many Of the prominent speculative
leaders selling at unchanged quotations.
Great Noithein preferred rose and Read
ing H.. white Colorado ana Southern fell
nearly point
Efforts TO make sales at the opening fg-
ues revealed a very limited demand The
entire market soon was sold vigorously
for time and prices generally gave way
% below Yesterdays closins The mar
kct Afterwards became very uull ana feN-
,risn but showed iittlr sign q recovery
Anaconda fell i. American Ice - ana 81
Paul. " e.. southern preitrrd, brook
yu Transit auG Consolidated Gas 10 10
o.. American Express aducd points 10
his recent sensational rise Missouri Pa
,ihc rose J. but zen back.
The reaction 10 prices became more pro-
uouuced, the selling pres ,ure ttnleilns up
on ST. Paul which lost IA ana the haril
man stock Union Pacific, Northern IA
cine. Atchison, ID q H. C.. Erie second
preferred, Smeltiug, Lad COLORADO fuei
and Distillets' Securities all lost a point
Amalgamated Copper IL. lntcrborough
MIA offered good resistance and rose q
over last night Northwestern gained /.
Rallies were feeble atd led 10 dullness
and heavy tone persisted.
Bonds were irregular AZ noon.
I A few of the important st0ks continued
20 sag slowly but ths general lis, was
nrmer Pennsylvania gaining !. An incl
dent Of the trading Was a 3-p9lnt decline
ON few sales IN New York Central 3i4's.
The bonds sold al SEA Great Northern
preferred yielded (! Wabash preferred IL
and Canadian Pacific l.
The market moved narrowly IN the ar
ternoOn on light speculative operations
outside NJ Pennsylvania and Amalgamat-
ed Copper. iu which the room traders
managed 90 trade probably. A good por-
ton on the morning. losses were made up
gradually but the transcOutnental stocks
were sold at times American Car gave
way :. Cotton Oh "a, and Minneapolis St
Paul and $ VI. ~.
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This Boston Company viii Soon
Start Development Upon
An Extensive Scale.
HAS EXPENDED ABOUT $4,000
In Development and Equipment in
Past Ycar-Ncw Compressor
Installed.

The Bingham Metal Mining company,
organized less than year ago to de-
veop a promising group OF claims in
Bingham, has been carrying on a some
what noiseless campaign and according
to II. A. Smith. the company's legal
representative, things have been shaped
up for the Inauguration Of work upon a
more extensive scale than has been the
ease heretofore.
The company Is controlled by Boston
parties and since the organization OF
the enterprise additional ground has
been acquired which makes up a group
OF IS claims, for which applications for
patent are about TO be made. The
ground Is situUcd partly In salt Lake
county and partly IN Tooele county tn.
locations covering the main divide O'
the OqulrrE range Of mountains
a tunnel site has been located over on
the Tooele side. and has been selected
as the spot from which the company
will carry on its permanent develop
ment work. 4 tunnel has been run 10
the length OF go feet during the past
year and the same is 10 be pushed on as
rapidly as possible. The installation
Of new air compressor, which VIII
supply energy for the operation OF Ave
drills. is about completed, and the plant
viii probably be In commission within
the next week.
Mr.. Smith says the Bingham Metal
company has expended all Of $4,000 for
development and equipment, and Is IN
good condition financially TO carry out
its proposed plans.
The face Of the tunnel now shows the
presence Of copper but nothing OF
commercial value. as yet, has been en-
countered. nor has u heen expected.
But by pushing the tunnel into the
mountain further. the management eX-
poets 10 encounter large ore deposits
al the Intersection Of the assure, to-
wards which the tunnel Is now headed.
The company has acquired some good
water rights I'm Middle canyon, and To
stream IL big enough 10 run the power
plant through the medium Of a Pelton
wheel. Supplies are taken into camp
from Tooele.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08

empties. the upper one hlls, the box
Tits. and another pass Of the spout
through the ore is made The sample OF
ore falls from the spout TO series OF
three splitters which cut the samples In
half each time. Samples are taken
about every - minutes
The ore. having been sampled, goes to
series Of four trommels htted with
an outside spray OF water. The first
three Of these trOmmels are fitted with
perforated screens having 5-l5, 1915 and
l-l6-inch openings respectively while
the last trommel has a -o-mesh wire
cloth
The oversize Of each ~ these screens
feeds Accompaniment llar2 iigs,
while The undersizc from the 20-mesh
screen goes To the N-shaped settling
boz The sands then 20 to the No. ilg
which Is also a tWu-Campaument Harz
jig, while the overflow goes To two
Wiley tables placed ON the table hoor
The coarse jigs treating the oversize
from the 5-l6 m. trommel are side
discharge. while the others discharge
most from their concentrates from the
hutch
These jlgS make a clean lead product
which goes 10 the bin on the floor be-
low. whence Il rs drawn into cars aud
sent % the sampler The tails 60 to
belt elevator and are raised TO "a Flem-
ing deWatcrer. or POODLE wheel as II
Is called 40 This min. This is the orig
NAL dewatcring wheel invented by j
y. Fleming, who remodeled the mill
and also was the originator Of the re-
markabe feature OF this mill viz, tho
concentration Of the shines by filter
pressing This wheel Is also Installed
at the Daly-Judgc mill. where a more
perfect type a. usc1, but al the silver
King II has one feature which the Daly-
Judge wheel fails to use. VIZ. the box
en- which the wheel rotatcs has an adj
Unstable side 50 that the overflow Is
regulated. BY lowering the side more
sands go with the water While by
raising Il less sands are carried away
by the water installed ~ The silver
King only one set Of paddles is used.
The Fleming dewatering wheel Is the
one thing which all the fill men IN
Park City unite IN praising.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
TEAMS ARE SCARCE.
Alta Operators Unable Ia Move Ore a.
They Mould lake To.

Alta mine operators are having a dr.
6cut time 10 get teams with which TO
move their ore TO tho smelters, and Tor
that reason the output ~ the camp Is
much lighter than u otherwise would
be-
William NJ. Wantlaud. assistant man
aver ~ the Consolidated Flagstaff.
said before his departure for camp to-
day. that anywhere from ~ 20 So teams
could be used II they could be had. MS
company has lot ~ profitable ore on
the dump. but is unable 20 move d for
me reason stated.
The fact that the farmers On the wall
ley are busy With their crops Is prob
ably one explanation Tor the scarcit,
At the present time. But a
little later. Il Is expected. this trouble
viii be entirely overcome.
The Columbus Consolidated company.
likewise some Of d. ucighbors. PAYS
1870 per ton Up get Us ore moved into
the valley. 10 was reported today that
som. ~ The transfers now at work
had lntlmated that they would demand
an increase 81 % cents ton IN the
present tariff n this r. the case. and
n an attempt Is made 10 exact the ex-
ira amount. the chances are some u
the operators will wait until some 9th.
~ means ~ transportation 80 1888
ed before attempting to get out a large
tonnage.
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Operations continued IN Monianas
others are easier. Goods for the
coming spring are IN moderate activity
An improved business Is looked for. Ter
f1torles are passing I'm limited quantities.
Pulled woods are Ia fairly steady demand.
Forign grades are firm. quotations fol-
low,
California secured basis Noihern
counties. good, 900, middle counties -
d6S. southern counties, tbats fan free
5sfl51
oregon (scoured basis)-E Eastern, No.
staple, 73n5i; eastern No. l clothing 90
20, valley No, 1, Oao2
Territory staple Secured basisl-fine, q
dis; fine medium, 6sqiO; medium, go
CO
gc-tiiory ordinary Secured basls)-F1ne,
load; hne medium, tSgi0' medium, 90
10
Colorado and New Mexico spring
(scoured baslsl-X, 6Sn10, No. l. 6+aoS
.Pulled woods secured basis)-Extra, %
a7i; fine "A" Ga6s. A-supers, 0ea6ii
B-supers 59u65.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
LEAD BULLION ELECTION.
Oniccrs Chosen at Meeting Held in
Provo last Night.
Special Correspondence

Hp'flai correspondence.
Provo, Ang. S-A meeting of the
Lead Bullion Mining q Milling CONF
pany was held here last evening. and
the following directors elected. g. n.
Heindselman. Geo. W Gee Albert Sin
glcton. ID. II. Thomas and Arnold s.
Hines.
The company owns valuable ground
in the Duck Creek mining district near
Ely. Nevada, ON which development
work Is being rapidly pushed. The
mines are within rs miles NJ Ely, where
the railroad which passes within four
miles of the property o. expected 10
reach IN a few weeks.
4 United states mining patent has
been issued 90 Selah J. Carpenter.
Adolph Nom Baur and Ferdinand
Christianson Tor the Success mining
claim in the Tiutlc district
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PRODUCE!
CHICAGO

Chicago Aug. s-Contlnuauce Of wet
weather both in the southwest and north
west caused strength today On the Local
wheat market. September opened Is 10 I.
higher al ~. 10 l3ss and sold mp 10 i3i-
Additional rain Throughout the corn belt
had a weakening effect on the cotn mar
ket iu general september was quite irm
4. lower at ~ to 49,, and advanced to
isl..
- ptember oats opened ,a. TO "a,
higher at Nn to 5l's. sod at M and adj
Narced o. 3la
Provisions we're inclined TO weakness
by a l0-cent decline IN the price Of live
hogs september pork vas OF 2ls az lhl',
lard was also down ~ al SIS. RIBS were
: 9 cents lower al so
cash: Wheat-No. . red. 7gi,1;p.: No q
red. 12Ul34. No . hard. iss,nip4. No
3 hard. 1il72is. No ! northern No. ?
northern, nothing doing: Ne. 3 spring q
oais-No 2. sols: 30 o. 90
Close. What sept. 53A. bee. ~.
Corn--Sept i9i4, Dee 81.
Oats-sept. 3ll; Dec 22i.
Pork-sept. 1875, Jan, H.ti.
Lard Sept S,i1is; oct SIS.
Rlbs-sept. 9.ij. Oct. sSJas.s,
Rye-Cash, Hi.djS. Sept jiiadt1.
Barley Cash. 3sa50. SO. 8 Sept 80
iil3; feeding, Sept, 3Nq39.
Flax and Cloyer-Notniug doing
Timothy-Sept, 425u4.&.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Aug sugar. raw hrm.
Fair refining 81 centrifugal, 20 fest 81.
m0lasses sugar. l-lGaps.
Refined-Firm. Crushed, so powdered.
SEQ, GRADUATED. 80
Coffee--Steady. No Rio. =.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
Liverpool Aug A-Close: Wheat-sept,
s. I'D Dec IS sd March nominal
The weather IN England today was far
and warmer