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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
PALMETTO IS PROMISING.
Stampede Expected Soon to District
Giving Good Results.

ED Dixon who With his brother Rob
cri owns a controlling interest in TWO
valuable groups of mining claims In the
Palmetto district. came In from that sec
ton last Friday says the Goldncld kc.
view. and after laying I'm three months
supply or provisions and other neces-
saries. returned to his property prepared
for an active and progressive campaign
Nh Dixon says that his intentions are
To first develop the Shoestring claim, ono
of the group adjoining the Death Valley
and Palmetto Mines companyS property
on the south on which q number OF
leases were recently granted Some little
work has already been done on the Shoe
string such as trenching and other sur
face work with the result that a number
OF lodges have been cut \ twenty-fOot
shaft has also been sunk on II four-foot
ledge. and aside from u small stringer ly
Ing next 10 the hanging wall average
values better than $50 have been found.
From the strIngsr next to the hanging
wall assays as high as 500 were secured
on this claim the shaft viii be sunk TO
the nfty-foot level
While at Plpcr's ranch recently. Mr.
Dixon says that a rumor was current that
the old Sylvana mine. which has been
idle for some time. was to be worked
again and that Il force of nifty men was
10 be put on at an early date In speak
ing Of that section I'm general. Mr. Dixon
says the prospects are very bright and
large amount or work Is being done.
He thinks II the present conditions con-
tiuuc to improve there will he = regular
Manhattan rush down that way in the
COurS" or a month or two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
UTAH STOCKS ARE FIRM
Utah Con. and Bingham Succeed in
Holding Confidence of Investors,

The local buying public is stlI Interest,"
ed In coppcrs. 10 the practical exclusion
of all else. With the American ConsolI-
dated Copper company already organized
and about TO be- sct a1Uur the lnterna-
tohal copper company nearing compile
ton and the United States Mining com
parry IN process OF being absorbed by the
United States Mining, Smelling and Re-
inning company, there is certainly. plenty
OF food for gossip in brokerage circles
In addition 10 this. the action Of tho
AtnaIgaunated directors was SpcCulated on
very freely. and good-slzed bear move
mcnt was directed against the stock in
thls city, Such stocks as Utah ConsoIi-
dated, old Dominion, Isle Boyale and
Bingham were COnSpiCuousy active and
exhibited finn tone, although very lr-
regular at times. Gay OF Boston had n
whole load OF Bingham To sell at 81 and
disposed or II freely throughout the week
The slight declines I'm copper were dis
concertinS 10 some. but on the whole the
matter is believed To be OF trivial Imuorf-
unce- The metal iS still selling well above
b cents and there Is no danger that SELL
ers VIII be obliged TO he satisfied with
much less than is cents for several
months. But even In the event that con-
per does eventually fall to. SAY, 10 cents.
IL must be remembered that exccptIonai
earnings and dividends are sull possible
and as regards any decline below that
price, no concern Whatever is felt among
producers.
Shrewd stock market observers pr.dict
that during the coming spring we arc go
ing TO witness veritahle copper-gbgrr
craze. They admit that IL will be oxtrcrn
~ unfortunate for the brokers If sucb
proves TO be the case, for heavy losses arc
Inevitable. and the thousands who Ioso
are not likely again To frequent a broker's
ofrce Tor months and probably years
Commercial Bulletin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
USUAL STORY HAS ARRIVED
HOW Manhattan Was Discovered Gets
Into Print Rather Tardilv

he Alail tells nf the fret discovery OF roid
III Manhattan CANYON I'm the following article !.
Ihe discovery Of gold in the Manhattan can
Ion was made by John e. Humphrey T,rank
~ Humphrey. 6 A. Cooper and G. p Nau,c
on April T. 1906. Rock taken from the Idn
and lottie claims was ossayed giving a re
on the strength of this showing Iobn
Humphrey staked the now famous Apru Fol
war Eagle. Tip Top, J.ottl~ and Ida claIons
Afer stalking these, the parties returned a.
the PeovInc ranch In smoky valley and ala
not Visit tho Manhattan properly until I'm
June "hen they came up 10 do their IocatIen
work. " ''-"'i'i'
on hot day In the latter psrt or Inn.
IN" humphrey party WIS enjoying lunch mn
Ger pine ON tho hillside on th. yy,r Eari.
John Humphrey oarelossy broke a pl.cn -,
rock from a ledge near wherc tlley sat Frani,
humphrey pickei IL up and found it 10 ne
literally imprcguatsd With shining gold
AT the present moment many Of thr nn,.+
properties IN the district arc being ahnp.d fnr
incorporation and the outside world will ba
Elvsn n chance TO aid in development and 10
tharo In the profits of Manhattan mines Thar
nre groat number OF r1ch and highly promIs
Ing claims In this district, moro than any 9TH
er mining camp In America had Hx months AZ
Ter discoyTy Old oxpe11enced mining mon
have visited the camp. They say that Cripple
Creek and LeadVfllo and all the rest of ths
sensational mining districts Of The Weat will
be outolaSsod by Manhattan before tho end
OF 1soJ.' NO shu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
INTEREST ON U. s. MINING
Brokers Advising Customers 20 Make
Exchange of Stock Proposed

Greater interest centers on T. - Min
ing ae the time for the exchange of Tho
stock for thar OF the new corporptInn
dence during the week which forced th,
price up To u. Az a rule brokers nrc
advising their customers To make tho "x
chshge. lnasmuch as the basis of the
exchange is three-fourths OF "a sboro ~
the new preferred and one fourth OF (,
share OF new common for one shnr. Of
the ola STOCK. IA we'll cash dividend
of 81 and the right 10 buy one-Gfth ~
another share OF the common, there has
been quite little profit in buying l. s
Mining below IS and making the OK
change. The new common stock hs sold
at 65 and the new preferred at AK and
the rights have been quoted at sa50-
Commercial Bulletin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
UTAH CON. VERY STRONG
Boston Anticipates Greater Advance
in Stock Of Prominent Compoov


Utah Consolidated has been consniCu-
ously strong and selling at new high
record prices. and New York interests
are confident that the stock VIII sell at
least S2o higher before long As the pron-
eii! ~ producing at least ls5G1,ocO OF cop
per per annum at net cost OF 3 CENTS
per pound. II Is said that earnings arc
running as high as S per share Inter
csts close to the management have bccn
absorbing large blocks OF the stock dur
ing the past Few weeks and appear ready
TO take all that Is offered at prices CON
slderably above those Al which The
shares nave been quoted In the past
lnasmuch as dividends have been nIocod
ON a basis OF s. per share per nnnuu
there Is ho reason why Utah should moi
seil as hlsh as Copper Range, which paws
only - per share. The net Weld OF thp
latter stock at present is about & per
cent whereas the net Yield or Utah Con-
solida ated In about per cent Either
copper Rranee Is selling too high or
ltah is selling too low. In conservative.
quarters the latter is the generally ac
cepted oplnion.-Commcrcial Bulletin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
ALL BUSY AT ELY.
companies Are Blocking Out Copper
Ore Bodies Regularly.

In tho Ely district tho croocuts on the 10
ipi Lowell of the AIphn vein. owned by the
G'rouS Consolidated Mines company. arc show.
Ing good NnlueS. Tho station Is being cut on
th= @"-i"pt level of The Giroux and the or.
body VIII lre blocked out Tor an enrlv .rtr,c
uon I'm The spring
The first payment OF $s500 has beer rna1c hx,
thc NoNaha 'pn. Copper company on tho EIL
hprn ud sunset claims. which are under bond
10 ,i"."p 10 mat company f:lhu T. r. and III
~. i+pch one hundred patented mines ,yera
county. " WIN" flne
The CoplberlGnd-Ely ,.,uuJu, a. t,,
!ocr doucle-compartment shais On The Jubi
IeI sroup. Ihe deepssi shaft b down IL feet
bst"cen /" and so miners ara employcd on
ihe Huth mine and thirty moro men will he
put 10 work NJ once. The nrst crosa.,ut .st
was put In on tho Go0-foot level last wesk anS
,s being 1r1ven by two shifts, Work has h.1o
.empotaIIy suspended on The Star Pointer on
s seuout OF Iack or timbers The big shaft
b day. ~ Va n'o leet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
BANK FOR MANHATTAN.
Rero People Subscribe for Needed In
stitution for Camp.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars OF Reno capital
Nili go into Manhattan in few days, where
the Investors VIII establish banking institU-
ton. Articles Of Incorporation We're nlSd BY
SrouT Of Reno men Of wealth and soon
the charter is received from the State and
safo aul nNtures can be received the new
Cu1p viii be equipped with one of the strong
est banks In southern Nevada
@ j. smith. Minnie u smith. Bert l..
Smith George II Taylor r. +. Dunaway. A.
III. smith William : Wall and II IL Wheel
,r al prominent residents Of Reno are tho
inoorTOratorS. Nearly every man can write a
check In the six figures and with their hack
Ing the bank VIII command the trust of every
man who has settled I'm tho district
The capital stock OF the institution il 500
G1, S2j,Hn being subscribed. As the camp
Erows Gnh the volume of business expands
rhis- VIII be increased 10 meet all require
nfont-
The stock subscribed Is held follows. o.
J. Smith. Minnie ID. Smith and liert l.. Smith.
$3.50 each: william : Wall and George H.
Taylor. 500 each: r. r Dunaway and 4. If.
Smith. S-eH each. D. II. Wheeler. 5000
Reno ,.nZr-ts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
GOOD CROPS ASSISTED
THE MINING INDUSTRY
Stimulated Railroad Companies
to Increase Extent of
Rolling Stock.

Or. David r Day OF the United States
geological survey. who brings out each
year volume entitled Mineral Re
sources OF the United States is author
ity for the statement that the general
prosperity OF the year 1906. due 10 good
crops, excellent foreign trade. and busi-
Eess confidence, was cmphatically eN-
pressed I'm the greatest production OF min
erals ever known in the history Of our
country Good crops stimulated the rail-
roads To Increase their rolling stock The
direct consequence OF TINT Increase was
heavy demand on tho iron and steel
trades which I'm turn extended the cN-
pInSion movement To coal and coke.
Nevada and Utah Increase.
The preliminary estimate made by the
Director Of the Mint or the production OF
gold and silver In tho United States dur
Ing the calendar year 1896 shows gain
OF approximately 100000 I'm gold and
J l,"r,gJ ounces OF silver over the output of
1904 Tho gain I'm gold IL represented al-
most entirely by the Increased output "f
Alaska. which is placed at $500 100. as
against S9. 100 sO I'm 1901. The Alaskan gain
district the returns FOR which arc s5l07.-
90 California shows a loss I'm gold prod
uct OF about N.500.0O0. due 10 prolonged
drought. which not only brought hydrau-
lie operations 10 staudstill but inter
fcred, 10 some extent. with quartz mills.
Nevada shows a gain OF about 500 O0O
and Utah an equal increase. Colorado :
gains amounted to about 81 600 OnO
The III wind OF war aud revolution
which brought disaster to the Russian Pc
rolcum industry carried prosperity to the
productive oil areas OF the United States.
To supply the increased demand from
abroad. which resulted from Russia de-
hcit, strained the petroleum resources OF
this country to their utmost. Tho demand
for copper during 1905 was intense and
prices were high. This demand for cop
per ahectcd other metals sympathe tically,
aluminium, which floats on the
copper market as substitute for copper
conductors and Is more or less sought nc
.ordne To tho price or copper.
General Prosperity Pronounced
General prosperity was sufficiently pro-
bounced to make Itself felt I'm the build
ng trades, as is shown by the Increased
production Of structural steel brick terra
'otta, and stone. or all the structural
Materials. cement prOhted most by the
onward movement, which came fortu-
latc'yr al time when a favoIa BILE mar |
get was necessary TO take care of exist |
nR stocks. Prosperous conditions were |
effected even In the sale of precious |
tones, although large majority OF the |
business consisted or sales OF diamonds |
rom abrnud, which brought unusually !
Ugh prices,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
TRUE FIsSURE ON DENVER
Bullfrog Property Decides Mooted
Question Regarding Ore Bodies.

The Denver is still In the rich high grade
or" that has heretofore been reported. Sack
ing continues AZ the rate OF over .poN pounds
q day Their" hay" been no sensational de-
N"lopm"nts within Tho last fcw days. cNceut
That yesterday the rich N"n seemed 10 be "A
tribe better and nearly all OF the rock was
lr"kcu ana sacked. says the BullfroI Miner
Drifting H. still being done ON high-cradc
orc In the third level. n" breast OF which Is
hfty feet bcNond the Wine. ur ~ feet from
daylight. The fourth level ncnE driven on
a small angle WIN the vein, is I'm forty feet
soon slight turn VIII be made and the vein
";ll he tapped at about seventy five feet The
assay oTc- Ii up and NIL IL I'm readiness fu-
superintendent B'Arcs 10 FIR" up which he
VIII leo thls afternoon.
This is the property that Scnntor O,ldic OF
1onopah IT, heavily interested IN n ls certain
ly n rich urinc r l.. Ransom OF the I'nife1
states geological survey. who hnS Jus1 in
spcct@d Tao underground workings ~ the Den
Yer N,Ns that the main vein on the property
h true assure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
GREAT GULCH CLAIMS SOLD
Famous Silver Peak Properties Pur.
chased and Will Be Develoned

Another big mining deal WAS consun,,,.,. ,
this weak, George l,eidy selling his Greot
Gulch property near Silver Peak To- N
Ennger and associates Tor SJlpU T1,is a.
considered the richest and best pro,-er,y ~,
tho district outside N The Blair propsriy \,
~ Two miles SOUTH OF the Blair property ana !,
purchasers WIZ put ten men To work M ,n
10 develop tho property. There are tyo cI,i
Width rect IN
The ores from this property have been q,
1l"'S lor Nrats ~ tnc great Miss Pickle orrs
Inc Workings consist Or So feet or drIf,s -
the lcdss which work proved The pr,pcrIy vn W
a depth n =" feet. The ledge Averages NJ. w.
Is fiS To The tOn.-Ionupsh Isnusnxs
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|R,Ms5!!IIS|
9.Sglsa.
TINE /,
ME-
JAN.

No. I-From ogden. ch,
COimaha st Louis. Ksaa!'
No a-From Ogden D..
land. Butte. San rort.
termediate points ""u iH-
no; iEFrom Ogden CO.
NGinsy WaIisy and intermeediIs,s,..
No. ls-From ChIoooo. 80. ~. 1
ma ma, nGfdsI ogden and int.r11sssnI. 1sn.
No. 2-From ogden c,lh,;i..,..
81 Louis. kansa, AZ,
Omaha. Denver ma Slty.
Francisco 1'u saa
No. lo-From Ogden r.
Naiiey. Butte. po,tsiers
and San Francisco ''ahd
No. 5-For ogden HNi nu
Chicago; en-, Denver. Kasss,,. Kss,
Sltg and ST. Louis
NO. For Ogden po,;ii...
Butte, San Franc,sso''aad
intermediate points ard
No, l--For Ogden, om,,, |
Chicago. Denver. Ksn,,.
EFro EFity /, st 81: Louis and sss
No. 11-For Ogden &C.
DoInf3 Dai,ss and Interusdi,iiss
No 17-For Ogden. o,..
Chicago and Intermsdnlss,a.
points ..s..........
No 5-For Ogden, D.,..:,..
Kansas city. Omaha q
Louis and Chicago 81
No 9-For Ogden. c,cl...
Valley, Butte. us,.ss
Portland. San Fars,. s
and intermediate point, i''
D. f. BURLEy a. a
:. 5. SPENcEp y !.
City Ticket Office, su M.,s =
Telephone 80. y
Notc:-TraIn number. .,
oregon Short Line train vas ~,
not apply 10 the Souths,s Jse n
Ogden or the Union Pac,s,f fasi d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29

feet per second There has already been
constructed ten miles OF irrigation ditcn
and the work Will hc extended In thS
spring so as TO place the entire tract on
1907 acres under ditch. The reservoir Is
located two miles above the town OF IN
dependence and Will furnish the town
with water for domestic purposes and
ample power for generating clcctrlcltE,
Tho officers of this company arc S l.. Ro-
land Of Pueblo president. l. &, Mckallip
OF Puebl0, secrctarY and trCasurcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
PUT ORE IN BANK.
Sandstorm Deposits Treasure Within
Burglar Proof Vaults.

Undoubtedly the richest ore ever found I'm
the district says the G-ldncld News In groat
Quantity Is now being stored In the bnnk
Vaults Of GOidncld and H. lokcn from Tn. erent
strike OF tho Sandstone. There are now forr--
slH sacks so stored or an average weight of
'," p"uhuS' me contents OF a certain number
which means about $500 a ton. or course
u Is not TO "" concluded that the average ynl.
Gc VIII reach anything ike THIS hr1,re hnt
5000 10 -, %" IL ton Is Safo and conSNfv".
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
Prices Have Stiffened Greatly
ADVANCE OF UTAH Apry
Noe generally Known Who Is Acou
mulating This Utob stoo,-

,,,,|, '''-ApeN has advanced s. since ~.
Ia''ed attention Il couple OF nor,h. w
~ local sentiment on the s,ocl, pso
Son'e Time certain interests bo,,o -. vi
u,niu1,a'lnS the stock. aIthoueb
ouosiuG ol',,, or the elect seems to tro' uo' one
msIS" ,n'eso res was said this Sw wec where tsr
house another optiohS %SS S'gSn SS Local baukInSr
wIu sock al $40 per share. -, Ilock OF
sCn,or "nuu DC recalled: prominent June it
TtahApeSNo SosS 3 cS Offered the slochoHGieS1s Hi1iGG ec
10 caH 5000 shares ar e. OF the right
70 cS5 ppJ,ars Shnr however, that bIopt' ' share,
that norr Tn%reS was secured In tbIs GE w or only
amy sGbstant"fi Hfy mas got 10 be & nSid I%G Fo,
Commercial Bulletin IN addition
Z 'oHlsRNDoRFER. sTnC1-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
WILL HELP BUILD UP UINTAH
Townsite, Mining ond Water Com
panies Ready for hctive Work.
Will Build County Seat.

The Independent Townsite company has
received Government titlc to It's land and
lbe acres nave been plated into 1000 lots
or this number $50 have already been sold
The town IL located in Dry puIch foIn
miles southwest of Fort Duchesne and
half way between MoiTat and Mvton
a hotel and stores in the town az soon as
spring opens. and if present plans arc
carried out Independence VIII become =
county scat. &. T. Fcrtig Of this city is
president Of rho fowu romn.p,. 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
Have Mining Territory.

The Independence Mining and Milling
COMPANY Is the name or the corporation
that will control the mining Interests 81
the combination. The company has nj.
ready secured 300 acres of coal land I'm
acres OF asphalt IN acres Of eIaterite IN
acres or gilsonltc and $50 acres of conne,.
land The officers arc 6. S Stewart or
this city, president; Mrs Noble OF IaH
eDlo. vIce-president w j. jackson ~
Pueblo. secretary. and j. Tour. Pueblo
treasurer ''''
An immense natural reservoir of 50,
acres and 1000 acres Of ranch land has
been turned over to the I'lntah Water
water from the I'intah river has bccn
Med upon 10 the extent OF forty-twu cubir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
Deposits in Death VALLEY.

Along tn" Mohuvc desert and the Death
valley region OF California are numerous
small deposits of low-Rrado boraX which
Will doubtless be- utilized In the future
There are at present several persons I'm
Nevada who are working the cotton
BALI surface deposits a venture that be-
fore the increase Of the tariff on boraN
would have been wholly prodtIesS Near
Nlnnemucca. New. are TWO surface de-
posits OF earth everything old marshes and
carrying about 10 per cent OF boraN
which are worked during the summer
rDa he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
VIII Be Welcomed Gladly

Looking al the prospect more narroUIy
II Is quite certain that a general competi-
ton In the smelling business Will re-
ducc inc pronts per ton OF ore treated
wherefore calculations must make an al
lcwance for discount from the conditions
OF the last two or three years Compcti-
uon, however. Will be welcomed by tho
outsloe mining companies which have to
sell their ore without any commImIt,- oT
interest. On their behalf IL lis TO be-. hoped
that competition VIII develop surely
swlftl! and soundly We believe however
that IL is not the intention of the new
company TO court competition al the out
set, but rather To pursue a conservative
poIlcy.-Enginecrln9 and Mining Journal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29

LEAVE SALT LAKE q,
No. lp-f'or Heber, Provo as1
Marysvale .,...... -.
No ll2-For Bingham ,'
No. 1n2-Foi' Park City -.
No. 6-For Denver and East
No. ll-For Ogden. .-.....
No. i.-For ogden and Nest
No. For Ogden and IVES,
No. l,3-For Bingham -.
No. For Denver and East
No. &-For Provo and TInllc
No. 10 Cor Ogden ..........
No. i For Denver and Enq,
No. 2-For Ogden and West
ARRIVE SALT LAKE q
No From ogden and Wzt
No. l2-Fron Ogden ........,
No. From Tintic and Proyol
No. From Denver and Eaa
No. ll3-From Bingham .....
No. From Denver and Esr
No. l4-From Ogden ..........,
No. From Ogden and WeS .
No. lOl-From Park City ...
No. ll5-From Bingham -.
No. 9-From Provo. Heber an!
MarysVale ....,... ...........
No. 4-From ogden and West
No. J-FTom Denver and East
All trains except Nos. / 10 n
stop at intermediate points.
Ticket office Dooly block. IN
A. BENTON. @ 4
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Only Limits to Output.

I'm Ventura county the Frazier BOrutc
company - mining material which Is
shipped To San Francisco and re-
fined by the Stauffcr Chemical company
The Columbus BoraN company is also op-
Grating "A deposit In the same county.
Near Big Pine. lnyo county, the Western
BoraN company ~ working marsh dirt
or mud that carries from 10 10 per cent
OF boraN. The output Of Iuyo county is
limited by reason OF tho difficulties OF
transportation and recently by the scare
itN OF white labor, Activity I'm tho gold
mines OF that district lurcd away most OF
the white men last year. and Chinese la
borers had 10 be brought In to take their
nj
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29

NH l'i > Main. Tel. BaII ~ ~ IEo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
CALIFORNIA IS MAIN
SOURCE OF SUPPLY
BOraX Production Confined to
Desert Regions Where
Man Seldom Goes.

Almost the entire production or boraX
In the United States continued To come
during 1895 from California, from San
Bernardino, Ventura and luyo counties,
although surface deposits I'm Nevada near
a small quantity, Tho Colcm1nitc de-
posits In San BernIrdino county, Calf
tornia, are the largest producers and tho
deposit owned by the BoraX Consolidated
company, Limited CPncihc Coast BoraS
company Is tho greatest OF these. The
American Bora& company, in San Bcr-
nardno county. is the second producer in
Importance This company Ia working a
low-gradc boratc OF lime, from which
boric acid Is produced by a special pro-
cess. The Western Mineral company.
which began operations only near The
end OF lSC5. Is working the same class OF
material. The Palm Boratc company also
owns properties i'm tho ueIghborhood OF
DnRr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29

Finest Dining Car Service a 7
Only direct line 90 Los Angts
connections for Nevada mlsst
The newspaper., 1906-11-30
Great Slaughter Sale!

A $4,000 stock of watches,
clocks, jewelry of all kinds, cut
glass. silverware. hand-painted
china. souvenirs OF all kinds, etc.
| find that ! am greatly over
stocked, having more goods than
all the jewelry stores in Delta
county combined, and am going
to sell same regardless of cost!
Remember engrave free of
charge every article bought from
me. J, w. EDMoNDs,
Delta, Colo. Jeweler.