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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10
beWlIT's KIDNEY and BLADDER PILLS-say and Sail
Prepared by {. dDsM1T 4 co.: okieskS
Sold by w. A. HAYES, Druggist,
GALE OF LAND.

OE
By virtue of a Deed 81 Trust execu.
ted on July 23rd, 1901, by w. G. Rob
son and, M. F. Robson, and recorded in
Book 30, page 457, 1 will S Trustee
offer for sale at the court house door
in Hillsboro. on Monday, November
18th, 1857, the following tract Of land
situate in Bingham Township Begin
ming at an Ash on the. rreek then 5. l3
- W.. 8 chains to a bunch of Oaks,
then S. go w. 6 chains to a Red Oak.
then 3 ID W.. 3.65 chains to 4 Red
Oak. then S. 81 w. l.65 chains to \
Sourwood. then w. 80 chains to stake
then. South ~ chains to a Chestnut
Oak, then West % chains to pointers
Wm. Cjark's line and corner, then s.
% W with his line 80 Ia chains t.
pointers. then East 10 I-2chains. then
NorthO chains then East rs chains 10
Hickory. then North 31.75 chains. then
West $50 chains, then North ll.75
chains, then East ALSO chains to Maj.
thew Kings corner, then North l9
chains to Rock pile, then East 6.25
chains to Chapel Hill road, then North
west with said road to White Oak
Montgomery's corner, then Westward
y with Montg omery's line to White
Oak in the creek, then down the creek
as it meanders 10 first station. AMI con.
tanning Three Hundred snd Fifty Acres.
The above will le sold in two
tracts:
ls.. Mill tract of about 43 acres
End. Mountain trac, of about 3O7
ares.
Terms O., sale :'one-third cash, and
balance at and two years with in
terest from day OF sale.
This ith day OF October, 1907.
JOIN W. GRAHAM.
Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10

Where iguoranos is bliss there is
generally more folly than wisdom
in evidence.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10

Some men are sympathetic be.
aus there is no expense attached
to it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10
Moore County Nsxs.l

Moore County News
According to the Baltimore Sun
only Two things will infuen,e MI.
Roosevelt to ruu again, one beng
ufianimous demand from the eoun.
try and the other being opposition
TO his nomination. From here that
looks like a .oinch.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10
CTATE OF NURTu A.)
y ORANGE COUNTY. :
Emo Township. }
TO N HTRAYHORN:

You are hereby .not,fsd that on
the 18th day OF Juue 1856, YOU land
in Emo Township WAS sold Thy the
Sheriff Of Orange County tor taxes
due for 1905, and k"otK; - down to
me as the last and highes.. bidder,
aud unless you come frward and
settle my claius for taxes paid to-
gether with all costs. 3D. on or be.
fore Septem Der %, 1907 will claim
title to said ianI.
This list day OF August, 1907.
MARY ~STRAYHOKN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10

The pain in Mas head has gone,
She's as happy as can be.
Her health is right, her temper
bright,
Since taking Hollister's Rocky
Modntain Tea at night.
w. A. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10

The answer to many . prayer is
within our reach if We would reach
out and get it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10

The census bureau reports that
for the year ending August 81, last,
:5,296,783 running bales of cotton
were taken by all American manu-
facturers, compared With 4,82O,99O
with last year and 4,987,0 21 bales
consumed, compared with 49O9,419
for last year. The manufacturers
stock at the close of Inc year was
1896 79 bales, compared with 6S8,
,Sl2 last year. Active cotton spin
dies numbered 26, ,407, compared
with 25,260,096 last year.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10
to II. L.Fa.tcGtc
Hiilsburo. MIC.

Hilsboro, NC.
Dear Sir Such experiences as
this are ~occdrfing over the
country.
Judge I. D.FaircLld ownsts NO
houses, exactly alike IN. Lufkin,
Texas. j.. NJ. Torence painted
both houses, one tDevle, Is IL gal
Ions; the other. withapn,her paint
sold at same price as galTons
That Is gallon paint weak a,id*lt
per cent whiting ; lba's why it took
9 II gallons more.
Yon can learn for nothing wha,
be bad to pay for.
Yours truly,
Il. w. DEYOE e CO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10

Major Charles M. Stedman's name
having been mentioned in conneo'
ton with the Gubernstorial nomina'
tion, the Major asks that it be
stated positively that he is not and
will not be a candidate but that be
is supporting Kilchin Exchange
This is Just like Major Stedman.
He not only says that be is not and
will not he a candidate 70: Cover.
nor, bat he speaks out and says lie
is supporting Kitohin. The Orange
County Observer favored Stedman
for the nomination for Governor in
1894, and to dsy we admire him as
much az ever. Major Stedman is
not a politician 10 the strict meau-
ing OF that word-he is a gentleman
of the old school. Few men of the
Major Sledman type ever make a
success in politics and stay there.
That they ever succeed at all is the
exception.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10

A man who Is TO- be trusted usual.
ly owes a lot to other men,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10
- e ~
CONSTIPATION.

Baked sweet .app1ss.sswsith soma people. bring
prompt relief for Constipatipn. With others,
Goarse .alLwheat bread will have the same effect.
Nature undybublktedly hAsta vesstaple ramedy to
relieye evefysdi1mant known t0man, if physicians
strikinkly true with regard to Constipation.
The bark Of . certain tree IN California-Cas-
cara S~agrnda-ofers q most excellent aid to this
end. But. combined with Egyptian1 SIENNA. Slip
perry Elm Bark, Solid Extract of Prunes. etc. this
same cascara bark IS given its greatest possible
power to correct constipation. "A toothsome
Candy Tablet. called Lax-ets. is now made at the
DR.. Shoop Laboratories. from this ingenious and
most effective prescription: Its effect on Consti-
patton, Biliousness. Sour Stomach. Bad Breath,
satisfying.
No gripping. no unpleasant after: effects are ex-
perienced, and Lax-ets are put mp in. beautiful
autographed metal boxes at S cents and Is cents
per box.
For something new. nice. economical and
effective, Try 6 box of
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-10-10

Cordially invite the public to their Fall and Winter ope0,,
FRIDAY ssa,nd saturday, 5otober 18th an,
They vii, be pleased to have .sher goods inspected and p,;os.
with others, by everybody wanting Anything in Millinery, bett
make their purchases.
speeds, Invitation il, extended to ,their fara.er friends i n o.
counties to take q day of Epd bring their wives sma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19

ration oes 8ouperneurs bat ser Ser.
Elm Der aauflerte uno Sabrifanten
leine auf ben s. Sanuar feItgeieete
SobresperI ammIllng bis gum nad)'
item Gage erifoben.
3u q mmentritt Ser 2egis.
latur.
Die Segislutur tritt am eriterl
Wittnof im Sanuar 5uiommen,
uno in bieiem Sabre, 1908, iGat Der
Hcuiobrstag ouf ben Wittpoh. Die
Gcmofratcn, Die in beioen SGuiern
cine acknowledgement Mebrbeit baben,
meroen am 30. DECEMBER in anna.
polls einen Goufus baIten mo Die
9camtcn fiir beioe 3neige Der @eiet.
gcbung nominiren. Aaem gnideine
nad miro Senator Soiepb 9. Setb
bon lalbot.G County, Der in Der 2egis.
laturlisung bon 1906 5 -Yr1ii'
bent mar, Die Stele mieoer erbalten,
uno Sr. !. @nos Hop bon Erince
Georges Gouttp bat Dem G%ernebmen
rad Die bciten Nusiidten, gum Spre.
der Ocs Souics nominirt SIT weroen.
@r beluarb it'd Dor 5mei Sobren, ais
or aud Witelieo oes llnterbauies
mar, INN Den Eoiten, mi,roe ober Don
Srn. Cabin 3. 9enion BON 9olti.
morc.Gountp beiiegt. Sr. 9enion
miro audi MitglieO oes ndd)iten I'm
terbaules lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19
our gcahtnna.

Ter uTeutihe GurreipunSent" nimut 80 ieSer
Srit gcrifte aHf iber g~erlubunasn. Spdsetien,
gebnrtstcse, arlhene nnb flberne Sofseiten,
Observation-Disclosures etc., NIT ben g'amtn ber
anmeienbcH, bic aber beutlidt seidrieben ieiu
fontn. MUD grripnaf.Nuti5eu ipersen germ
aHfseHpmmeu. Die Ginienber isIfer gertdlie
uu'ieu nber thrtn ssameu authorizations nnb
ppr Gaem uidlt uerseTen, mo BILE SeftitbFeit
~fattianh - strahe nnh Snusnnmmtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19
Yrteffaitcn.

9. 9. Gin amerifaniides
9iiino bat t6, Elm beutifes 1853
ltn5en.
Sr. S. g. 8%eitunsen nod
9eutiflono 81 icnben, foitet 1 Gent
fir 5tpei ltn5en 8eipift. WidelH
Sic Die 3eitungen Elm unb loiien sic
bus Eodct (an beiben gnocn often,
oamit Der Eoitbeamte ieben fam,
mas es entbGlt) i'm Yoitomt ipiegen.
0erS hulterbeumtte miro Sbnen Damn
iagen, mie piele Warfen Sic %oufflc.
ben milIen.
Sr. 9. 81. - 0eutihe Ibenoidu-
len gibt cS nidt iii Baltimore, ipobl
nber freie Mbcnoidulen, in ipelden
0eutide Die cngliide Sprude erler-
men f0nnen. Cine bieier Shulen lit
an Der gde BON groaomap II. 9anf=
StroBe, bcren &oriteber Der befunnte
beutihe Sfulmonn Sr. s. S.Shon-
rid lit; Die onoere gbenoidule, Die
eirc,l bellti6en @oriteher bat, befin.
oct iif on Der Gde BON Sbarp- uno
WontgomerpitraBe. Sr. q. u.
Sdlpier lit Der Goriteber. 0ieSbul-
slbenbe litb Montogs, Wittpohs II.
Sreitags. Ger llnterri6t beginnt INN
1913 llbr mo idlieBt nm 1910 llbr.
Tieier 2ebrfurils boilert pom eriten
Montog I'M OCTOBER bis gum letten
Sreitog I'M Wdr5.
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Waf6inSton-N 8entur
"9eatf&en gorrefpcnoent,"
Ism. Sannemann, 1915 Rariox.
Strafe, R..@.
rs dajeieen nab HeheaxngeH eutgeeeH GeRsns
Defnen
2pfalbcridte aus @aibingtpn.

&amen nit bIauem Iugc
0aDon.
Slim &noben I'M Sitter bon IL bis
IA Sobren purbcn i'm Sllgenoeerid]t
bon Gihter 3e 2acp inter 3peiidb-
rige Yorolc geite1t. Die anaben, Die
lire Namen ais @olf Bulb, Serman
HoItine, George 8pnar, @ilbert Sell
logo llnb Hobert 2inbiap angoberI,
moren ~ongei6ulbigt unb g%eltanben
ein, icit September bieies Subres BET
ben folgenben Serren 3iebitdble be.
gongcn 5t boben: 2onis Sartig, Tr.
1901, Z. Strobe; stlforb @olforb, Tr.
800. Genniplponia-apenllc SoIomon
&oientbol, Nr. SOB, G.Strnbe; Gorl
Ilterbodl Tr. 800, I. Strabe; Ebilip
affled, Nr. 1412, Eenniblpania-ape,;
George j. Mitb, Nr. 416, 7. StraBe;
Son1es 6. 9rompeu, Nr. 1914, Yenn-
iplponia.@penuc, George =. Gbnie.
#. uno G.StraBe, unb Wooomarb &
2otbrop, II. llno SsStrabe. 3tc Seute
Der anaben beitonb in Hepolpcrn,
SonHhuben, Weiiern, Spielpaaren,
billigcn Shmufiaden II. |, 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19

@cnbeler's SoteI, 400 GaIbert',
Gde MnIbcrrp.Str Glesante Sdlaf'
simmer, mafige Treiie. @ablseiten
at jeber Sagesscit. @esulGre Diners.
Teinite 8ctrGnfe nmb Gisarren.
Gigentbimcr @alter u. @cnbeler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19
@eihuadltSicnbuuacn.

@ir iibernebmen Badete our
prompteiten g%eforoeruns nad aIlen
GlGsen 6es Mllslanbes uno liefern
Senounsen nod @unid per5plt unS
obne Speien. lin redt5eitiee gu.
TELLING er3ieIen au f6nncn, iouten
Yadete 10 friib aIs mogIid IN unieren
Sanoen iein. Sbep. $. Sicner & So,
git SIt.Yaltimoreitrabe. (309)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19
Tur @etbna6ten.

@cIoienbunsen beiorgt nod
9eutiblanb un6 Seltreih. 5 Dart
uno 90 Iarf-, iopie 10 4ronen. uno
20 8ronen.S heine au nerfauien.
E9eoo. s. 9iemer & &c.,
Nr. 217, Gj-8altimurcjtrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19

d Sctt an Sanb fir bic Iciertagc:
Nirnberger 2ebfnden, &ielcr Bid
hinge, &ielcr Sprutten, bemtidc &ars
toffcln bel 2pnis 3cttberg - 2aoen
Nr. 224, Nurb-Gntamitrafe; Scging-
tpn- nnb collins arfte.
(Sp.t4-0N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19
vSarmunie Gafe,"

&r. Ala, @eit.Jagette.S trake, 9arI
Sdmibt, Snbaber. 8irsbnracr Sof.
bran friid ana 3apf. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Seben Samitas Mbeno
Trei-Gonscrt. (Qpril1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19
ltntcrbaItnngs . @eafuciier.

r@tu1t.atabemie. " : rg8aIs of 9eri6o."
nSanete:" = NI ESeeoes .@tg Sbotu."
nSiancH'S." - .Sbaoofpeb bn 5bree."
rSpro'S," Abe Zine, tbe Blaze, the
Girl"
ySunioaN." - .Gonu, tbe Greitb Ippe,
ipriter."
u9Rbitprtum." - ,gSine, @omen ano Coma"
y@larnlanS." - 9eiibS nsM Star 8duSes
bile"
,Ncip Muuumental." - ,Tbe Ruuiders,"
2nbsa'S, 40 Eh.0aItimsre. atrabe -
Saubeoiues Toritellneen uno bclpcgIihe ViIocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19
Sebbel's ein,iaes Ntelicr.

QeuueI9 tIH3IBe4 NlelIcr.
Sir babcn nur elm Ntelicr in 8alti'
more, nnb bas bcfinSet i'd in Der
Gtase sa ebener Groe, UT. 321, NorS'
1aD., maize Sieb'Str. &inber.H5o'
tpgrapbien cine SpeaiaIitGt.-3cine
Mgenteu unb feline 9rcppen az fteieen.
5. SebtsL 6. Grni, @eidaitsfibrer.
(275-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19
N6ant Cbit,

Ibam DIT,
Nr. 511, @eit lexington Strahe,
empfiebIt iein Eager in Mein. mnb
NpjelmeineR fir bic Deierta8e.
(slprtIt7, eoWsoIo.1O
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Ias @eiNert,
Nentidjer Tbutosrapb,
EO9-411 Wpro.U GtraSe.

eeseuRber BEN .eysttextanS NJ. g..
ttutieef diif BEN 0ebtets BET Ntctceropbie.
etatts erte Gtaee. aeine Aeenten.
0etR OetdAfstn1ser.
ttnter neither perf5uIt6Sn Geittne.
Refine Hstttnbune NIT tresnb tinera anhsrsa
ettbto. CUss11.1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-19

Vltttalo "A, SleDelan0 70, Setrpit
"a, Ilpena 20, Warquette 20, Green.
Vob "A, Chicago %, Tulutb 10, ct.
saul IA, ct. 2ouis 26, aanios.Gitp
%, Smaba 20, Srron IA, 9ismoref
16, @iniiton s. Sabre 0, elena 6,
Salt Safe Gitp %, Tenper 4, Rortb.
Flotte =, Dodge Gitp ~, amoriao
~, Sos angeles AZ.
" @rnenrlngen in 0nIti.
more = oun y. - Die Gountps
Gommiidre bon Baltimore . Gountp
bobcn fir bns Seiter : Seportement
ocs Gountps Die ~folgenoen Grnen.
illnacn gen1adt:
Superintendent bes Seuerolorm.
SpItcms - George Sortman.
5encr Worihol - Charles Ser.
man.
3oluion = Meronoer 9. Wilcs,
Captain; Sorrp e. Tlimbcrs, 6nbr.
mann.
Mount WaIbingtcn - Co.. dorit,
Gapitun, unb gtneit aearnes, Sllbr.
mann. ..
Trlington nod Spbu ". G~rislpel,
CAPTAIN, CHARLES &ofimon, Sllbr-
mann.
Gotonspiae = Sbomus Mrmacoit,
Gopitan, 0reo. Honncnber9, 6ubr.
mann. saH
Mount WinoHs- 3odoriob9 urm,
Gapit1n, Ybilip @rdce, Subrmont.
Canton = goom SortmonL Gnpi.
tan; @m. $, @otcrs unb Sobn 2i-
ncrmon Hiibrlcute; SameS 4. Slpnn
Moifiniit; Snmes Wuloncp, Siilfs.
Y'uidiniit; Soiepb Soeflin, @oils.
mann. rgiu ~,
Sieblonotopit - ,Sobn SeideI. So
pit1n; Somcs Wbite unb Conrad 6.
8riebel. Slibrleute; Gbiu. 8enslcr,
Waidliniit; Soiepb aubn, Siilis-Ia.
ihniit; Robert Ili,f, &ousmonn.
8orbcnpiQe - Selirp y. Niltb,
Captain; 9ollis q. 0roofieIo, Sllbr.
mann., .tar, 4
8~ppanstolpn - q. &. See Heeo,
9npitan; George !. Wuligan, 5ilbr.
mann.
Hplanb Varf - Eerrp u. ani9bt,
Gopit1n; sSpbn 9. Wcefins unb SEQ.
norb $. Sortid. Sllbrleutc; s. s.
Soiltetter, WaihiniIt.
9oIIiiion NIT Ser Stro-
Benbabn. = Gin bon bent 81
Sabre often @iaiom Gloer bon Hpie.
bale, Baltimore . Gountp, aelenftcs
Neutrality-suspicious. oes Scrrn Sobn
Geooinaer pnm Hoiebolc colioirtc &C.
tern Moraen gegen 6 llbr on Der
Ode bon Gantonitr, utb Suirmount.
Ipr. NIT einem StraBenbabnmoagon
Der S%airn,punt.a penue.2inie. Cider
ipurbe bon ieinetn Slibrrperf geidleu.
bert uub erlitt ihpere innerlihe Ser
lesungen. Iitf Mnrotben bes berbei.
aeruienen sIrStes. Or. 8uitop &. 5bie-
me. BON Nr. 1898, Sit!9altimoreitr.,
tpiroe' Der @erleste IN einem Stra.
Berlbubnpaggon Der SparropS Goint.
Slhte ,naG oem SfaotSolpl1al 9e'
braft. .,
CINE goffiito II. - Gin BON
Dem Neger Satnes Stoods bon @r.
907 Siio.Somarbitrabe, eeIenfter
Wasen eoaioirte geitern Dor Dem
&auflaben bes Srn. George %. @it.
terboff, Rr. t115, 2isbtitraBe. nit
einem StrnBenbabn . Waseon Der
Srlconsltraben.Qinie Der autid,er
mur6e burd) ben beitieen anpran
bonn Wasen geifleuoert nnb ~itiir5te
amiiden ben beiben WauIeieIn gu 80.
ben, erIitt iebod MIR Ieidte Ser
lesuiiaen. Gasegen ipuroe Ser 5cn'
Der beg 0qgsons 3%ertfSn1mert uno
aud Der Wagen Ieiht beihaoiat. DDS
@eipann lit g%isentbum bes Srn. Hit'
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Epnncnani. inS ltntcrnaua.
Gas @cttcr.

Sir Warrlonb llno bcn Tiitritt
Columbia bellte tbeilpeiic beipoIft,
i1orgcn fIar; leifte bis friid)e Deit.
lid,e Rinoc.
Baltimore mar geitcrn m%iierables
@ettcr beid)ieoen; cs nor noBfoIt, bie
reinitc grippe. uno 2urgencnt5iin.
Dung briitcnoe @itterunllg. Sic
niebrigite Semperotur mor 80 @roo
nm s llbr Worgens unb Die b0ditc
3S @roO I'M a llbr Hadm-ittaaS.
Sn ben anberen 8unbes- @etter.
neutrality-suspicious. bes 2onoes
ipurocn Die folgcnocn nieorigIten
Scmtperatl,rcn per5eidnet: ..'
Goitport 26. Yortlano %, Bolton
30, glbonp 26. NelpIDorf 80, EbiIo.
oclpbia 30, attlontrc.Gitn 81, @uib.
in9ton 81, NorfoIf SO, Sattcras 40,
Charlotte sc, @ilminaton 40, Gbarle.
lton A, Soponnab Al, Sodiorpinc
46, Slpiter 56, aep.@elt 66, gtlantu
SO, Wonteomerp A, Iefp.O Orleans
AS, Ealeitine 40. 8alpeiton A, Cor.
pus Gbriiti As, Wcmpbis SO, @incin.
noti 2S, Bittsbure %, Sspego 26,
Buffalo "a. GtepeIono 26, 9etroit
"a, Ilpeno 20, Morquette 20. Green.
gob "A, Chicago %, Eullltb 10, ct.
Yoill IA, ct, 2ouis 26, aanios.G itp
%, Omaha 20, Suron IA, 9ismard
16, @iliiton s. Sabre 0, elena 6,
Salt Safe Gitp %, Genper 4, 0ortf-
Tatte =. Dodge Gitp ~, @nloriao
12, Sos Nngeles AZ.
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psfie iir'S Mnstnnb beiptgt 9. Waiae, NJ.
Af8, ERscaltlrnpre'e tr., maize 0Rtsm Senfe.Hpe.
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Nohn Viii, Caterer,

OUyW WI VHISECt1
trRberef Hefualter Der ,Uermauta.aQdsnerdur
Sads," Sadiolsef psn Spin HoIS,
VT. 408, Neit.2eginston'S trake.
Daalstte aHb esnpsrS.
J0etdUmt9e Nele FIT llsinere Deyetse.
(Gebf25. cutie. fEc9t3Dl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-22
STRIKES AT CONTACT
AND CLOVER VALLEY
fsneciaI to The HeraId.l

Ety. New, July 20-Reports are still
coming from the Contact district concern
ing strikes that are being made there. II.
Gfrvin Of San Francisco and ]. c. Hill
man Of Cobra have a big mine at Trout
creek. twelve miles from Contact They
have five men at work and own one of
the finest lead properties in the district
The gentlemen are planning on develop
ing the property on large scale and be-
lievs that as soon as they get down a
short distance the vein viii prove even
richer than il shows on the surface.
]. H. Hoover OF Cobre has struck it rich
in the Clover Valley district, twenty
miles southwest of Cobre, and four miles
north of the survey for the Western Pa
cific in Elko county. 1t is gold and
silver proposition and Is one of the rich
est in EIko county. Mr.. Hoover states
he wouldn't take $4,000 for his mines. He
has been offered $4,000, but intends to
hold on to the property as he expects TO
make some strikes as he develops it that
will surprise even the most sanguine.
A big strike was mads the other day IN
the Nevada Northern claim in the Mizpah
district 1t will be but a very short time
when the Mizpah Consolidated company
will be shipping ore 10 Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-22
HAS FAITH IN FORT HALL.
Pocateilo Capitalist viii Devslop
Properties Near Town Extensively.

Confident of the richness of the min
eral resources of the Fort Hall mining
district, and believing that all it requires
is the expenditure of money in a scien-
tific way to prove the correctness of his
theory. Colonel James NJ. IngerSoll of this
city, wealthy retired capitalist, will
shortly lnaugurate extensive development
work on his heavy mineral holdings south
east of the city, says the Pocatello Tri-
bune
During the past year Colonel Inger-
soil has acquired by location a large
acreage I'm the Fort Hall district This
morning he filed with the county recorder
notices of location Of six additional
claims. known as the Chief No. ,. and the
Iron Cap Nos. IA to rs inclusive. They
are IOca ted in section ~ township south
range 30 cast, about four miles from Po-
catello
Flattering success has attended devel-
opment work on the rich Fort Hall mine.
the Pa ppoOse is showing high grade COP
better with every shot. the famous Ho-
vey group is making magnificent show
ing and the -PortneUf Consolidat ted and
POcateIIo Consolidated are both being
Twenty per cent copper ore is being taken
from the long tunnel at the Wort Hall
and stored for a test shipment to Utah
smelters.
The Moonlight is also getting out a
shipment, returns on which are expected
to be large. judging from the high grade
of the ore Colonel lngersOll whose
large group Of claims 10 which he -
constantly adding, lie in the heart of the
district. SAYS surface indications
are even better than upon the
ether mines. He believes not
without just cause. that he has the
making of a big mine. and is willing to
back his faith with money.
The development of the mineral re-
sources of the Fort Hall district will re-
dOund to the benefit of every merchant
and business man in the Gate City, and
every encouragement should be given the
companies operating in this district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-22
BRIM SELLS CONTROL
OF THE LEAD KING

j. F. Brim, president of the Lead King
Mining company, on Duck creek, who has
been identified with the development of
that region for the last ten years, has
severed his connection with that corpo-
ration. says the Ely Mining Expositor
A deal has just been concluded where
by Z. d. Miller, county commissioner Of
Salt Lake county. acquires controlling
interest in the company, and has taken
the positions OF president and general
manager of the concern Mr.. Brim
owned 81 per cent of the stock in the
Lead King Mining company, and q trans
fer was effected on cash basis. The
company is capitalized for 10000 shares
and the stock has been selling on the
Salt Lake curb at 80 cents a share.
Although Mr.. Brim has stepped out of
interests in the Duck Creek country, to
which he will devote q large share of
his time. Mr.. Brim is president of the
Lead Bullion Mining company, and. with
Of Salt Lake, as associates, he owns
the Frederick group, adjoining the Lead
King. He has five men at work on this
property and q shipment of so 000 pounds
has been prepared and will be sent 10
Salt Lake inside of a week
Mr.. Miller is now in Salt Lake but
viii return to Duck Creek shortly. where
he will take an active part in the man
sgement of the Lead King. The two
shafts which are being sunk by the pres
emit management will be continued to fur
Their depths by Mr.. Miller. He has in
contemplation tho driving Of a long tun-
mel from the Duck Creek side to tap the
ore bodies at a great depth.
The Lead King has been a heavy pro-
Queer of rich ore for the last eight years
and the returns from a large shipment
& Refining company at Salt Lake aver
aged 63 per cent in the black metal The
Lead King will send ANOTHER shipment of
1000 pounds in about a week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-22
PRODUCTION OF
LEAD LAST YEAR
Geological Survey Official Is
sues Statement on Produc-
ton and Consumption.
BY J. M. BOUTWELL,.

The following statement of the produc-
ton OF refined lead embraces all desil-
verified lead produced at works In this
country and the pig lead recovered from
the Mississippi valley lead ores. 1t is
exclusive of a product of 10,45s tons anti
monial lead reported by refineries. About
$4,000 tons OF pig lead derived from Miss
issippi valley ores was desilverized and Is
therefore included under desilveriZed
lead and not under soft lead. These to-
tails have been compiled from actual re-
turns made to this bureau by all known
refineries operating in the United States.
The original sources of the ores affording
this refined product are shown in detail
in the accompanying table under
Sources"
Production of desi1verized Lead. S13Ss6
Production OF soft lead ..... 90. 7S3