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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
TApos LAS ovEJAs De NuEvo
MEXICO SERAN BANADAe

Marion lines, cirujano veteri
mario a cargo de la inspection
federal de animsles, que tiene
asiento en- Albuquerque, esta
enviando avisoa los gauaderos
de Nuevo Mexico informandoles
que todas las ovejas en- Ell Terri.
torio tienen que ser bai1adas
bujo supervision 81 verano veni.
dero. Las operaciones de baflar
Sc comensaran en- JUNO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
AvIS0

A todos a quienes concierna.
Yo Juan D. Alarid, como esposc
de Ia finada Tomasita A. de Ala
rid, doy aviso que cualquiera
persona que tenga algnn reclamo
en- contra de dicho estado, sea
presentado a mi para sn pago,
de otra manera 20 soy ell absolute
dueno de toda propiedad perte
neciente 4 Ia dicha inada.
JUAN d. ALARID.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
UsAp FL .suAvlsApoR DE Los
PIES DE ALLEN,

I'm polvo que debe ser d~esparramado
adentro de los -zapatos. vuestros pies
Sc sienten hinhados. nerviosos y hui
medos, y Sc fatigan facilmente. 81
tenels pies doloridos. usad Ell suaviza.
dor de Pies de Allen. Da descanso q
los pies, ablanda los sapatos nuevos y
apretados. Cura pies doloridos. hin
chados, y sudorosos, las vejIgas }
callos. Alivia las rozaduras. callos y
grams de toda delencia y da descanso
y comodidad. Usadlo hoy. De venta
por todos los ~boticarios, a rs cents
No acepteis ningun substitute. Pa
quote de prueba gratis. D~irljanse q
Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy. New York.
(Continua de la Pagina 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

Para males del est6mago. bilio'
sidad constipation, usad las
Pastillas Chamberlain para Es'
tomago6 Higado. Muchas curas
notables han sido efectuadas.- -
Precio 25cts. Muestras gratis.
De venta ca todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

Las Torceduras q curan Prontamsnts.
Bazaar las parties afectadas con
81 Balsamo Chamberlain y darles
desca $50 absolute, y una expedi
ia cura es cierta. DE venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

Recuerden que o. Nuevo Mexicano
presenta q cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion adelantada con una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. e. Ell
unico papel en- el Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sofa.
mente $3.50 Il auo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

81 tlenen algunos libros que encua.
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oflcina tiene Ell mejor departa.
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

-
sion desde 1897 do las Leyes
Recopiladas de 1897 en- idiomt
castellano. Dirijirse d Ia Compa
nia Impresora del Nuevo Next
cano.
Un documento de garantia d.
Eduardo Esquibel y Magarlts
IGallegos de Esquibel, su esposa,
dc Las Vegas, d Manuel Naranje
y Francisqnita RoihaI de Naran'
10, su esposa, de Santa Cruz, hs
sido registrado en- la oficina de-
escribano de pruebas para Ell cor
dado de Santa F6. FL instrumen,
to traspasa un pedazo de tierrs
en- la plaza de Santa Cruz. La
consideration es $40.
Ceferino Baca que ha sido nom,
brado collector de Ia capitaci6n
en- Ia ciudad, ha comenzado su
tarea. Sc propone hacer una re.
caudacion estricta. y calculando
por Ia population de la ciudad de-
be colectar mas de 4 $1,000.
La Sra. Virginia White, que
recientemente vendi6 su residen.
cha en- la esquina de las Gales
Manhattan y Galisteo al Juez
john H McFi", ha comprado Ia
casa de Juan Olivas, en- la Gale
de Galisteo. Sc propone compo-
ner y reformar Ell edifcio.
Licencias de matrlmonio han
sido e~xpedidas a las personas
siguientes por Ell escribano de
pruebas George W. Armijo: Sta.
Mercedes Lucero, de 10 amos de
edad, y Venceslao Roibal, de %
AMOS, ambos de Santa F9; Sta.
Sullins, de 20 amos, y
Arthur Walkup de 80 amos
ambos de Ell Paso, Texas,
Henry Van Camp, de Moriarty,
anteriormente de Ladonia, Texas
ha sido empleado por ell ferrocar-
ril de Santa Fe como agente de
estaci6n en- Stanley y entrara en-
ell descargo de sus deberes den
tro de unos cuantos dias, Mr..
Van Camp es un operario de to-
e~xperimentado, habiendo
estado empleado en- Ia Compania
de TELEGRAPH por varios
amos. Siguio Ell negocio de CORE
dor en- Ladonia, Texas, hasta su
trasladoa Moriarty.
Cinco prisoneros acusados de
Eorrachera fueron presentados
81 lines pasado al Juez de Paz
Ma. Garcia, en- la corte de
.olicia, y Sc les impuso la multa
lie So y los costos 8 diez dias de
sncarcelamiento. Fueron ellos
Ryan, Lucas Telles, Nico-
as Blea, Francisco Barbero y
Duran, quienes fueron
lrrestados por la policia ell saba
10 y domingo en- la noche. Todos
oagaron Q prometieron pagan
'Ls multas, con exception de uno
cual desquitara Ia suya traba-
Iando en- las GALES.
Certificates de nacimiento y.
lie defuncion que Sc requiere
'ean administrators al escribano,
lie pruebas de cada condado por
nedicos, parteras, asistentes y
nfermeras baio la ley nueva, Sc
de venta en- cantidades
,oqueias q grandes por la Com
'affa Impresora del Nuevo Mexi-
,ano.
Las Iglesias Cat6licas de todos
del mundo celebran ell
mes de Mayo con devociones vi
,ticiales espsciales en- honor de
a Virgen Maria. Ri mes de Ma
ia Sc comenz6 ell martes en- Ia
loche y durara hasta fines del
mes de Mayo. e.. la cathedral Sc
los ofcios cada dia a las
de la tarde, y en- la Iglesia del
Sonora de Guadalupe a
as Z.
"
n.c...:..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

halla en- Albuquerque visltanat
asu madre Ia Sra. q. Palladino
Roberto Montoya, regrest &
lines pasado para Moriarty. e
seiior Montoya tieneactualmentt
I'M negocio establecido en- Mo
riarty.
La S ira. Chaves, esposa de Dor
Amado Chaves de Albuquerque
Sc ha marchado de aquella ciudad
para Kansas City, Misuri, q visi
ar d su madre.
I'll Hon. w. r.. Martin. ell Ell
ciente secretario de Ia Corte de
Tercer Distrito Judicial, estuvt
an Ia ciudad el microbes pasadt
atendiendo a negoclos oiciales'
Ell sefor N. G. Montoya, EN-
pleado en- las minas de carbon
de Madrid, estuvo en- Ia ciudad
el lines pasado con negocios
%persoLales.
Don Juan Garcia, ranchero de
cerca de Encino, condado de Tor.
rance, esta registrado en- el Ho.
tel Normandie.
Don Cipriano Tapia, borregue.
no de la vecindad de Encino, con-
dado de Torrance, estuvo Ell Id.
mes pasado en- la ciudad y Sc hos.
ped6 en- ell Normandie.
La Sra G. S. M'era yla sefo.
rita Nora Wagner regresaron 81
lines pasado de Albuquerque
adonde fueron q asistir a los fu-
nerales del fnado Francisco
Armiio y Otero.
La Sra. Luna, de Los Lunas,
ha llegado q Ia ciudad y esta hos,
pedada en- Ia Residential Bergere
en- 10 Avenida Grant. Sc pro-
pone permanecer aquf hasta el
fin de la semana.
H. F. Stephens, que hace POGO
compro la propiedad de Pedro
Perea en- la avenida de la Iona,
va a derribar la casa vieja de
adobe a edi6car un domicilio
moderno en- ell solar.
Ccrbett y Smythe que tienen
ell contrato para poner la banque-
ia de cimento Gu rededor del
cercado de los terrenos del edi-
icio federal llevan va hecha la
mitad del trabajo y 81 81 tempo
es favorable 10 completaran para
mediados de Mayo.
Don Manuel Vigil, anterior re-
sidente de esta ciudad, y que
desde hace algunos amos vive en-
Santa Cruz, estuvo 81 LINES pa
sado en- Ia ciudad visitando q sus
parientes y comprando abastos
de rancho.
Don Jose E. Lacome, uno de
los propietarios del Hotel Claire,
que ha estado de vista en- los
Ojos Calientes de Haywood, en- 81
condado de Grant, por un mes,
ha regresado d su casa.
Ell alguacil Perfecto Armijo,
del condado de Bernalillo, y sus
diputados Perfecto Armijo Edo,
j.. A. Montoya y E. Romero, lie
garon a la ciudad ell lines pasa-
do trayendo varios prisioneros 0
Ia penitenciaria.
Don Jose r. Lucero, un ciuda-
dano prominente del condado de
Dofa Ana y su ehciente alguacil
lego d Ia ciudad 81 domingo pa.
sado de Las Cruces, trayendo
varios prisioneros a la peniten.
ciarfa territorial,
Las Sras. Doloritas T. de Gar
cha y Luisita B. de Herrera, de
Chilli, suegra la primera y es-
posa Ia segunda de Nemecio He.
rrera, que empez6 su sentencia
de tres amos ell lines pasado en-
Ia penitenciaria, 10 acompanaron
hasta Ia ciudad.
Ell superintendent Trelford
de la Penitenciarfa Territorial,
ha regresado de Kansas City,
adonde fue d comprar maquina-
ria para la construction do CANT
nos. Tan pronto como llegue la
maquinaria pondraa los presses
a componer 81 canine plntoresco
desde los limites de Ia ciudad
hasta 81 canon.
5 Sc han recibido avisos de Lin
coin al efecto que los oficiales no
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
e Remedio Chamberlain Para colico,
Colera v Otarrea. n

~ NrHIrufV VUdfUU0TId Tdrd COIIC0,
colera y piarrea.
Probablemente no SO fabrica
medicine alguna en- que Sc tenga
tan implicita conianza como en-
ell Remedio Chamberlain para
C6lico, Colera y Diarrea. Du
.rante Ell tercio de siglo que ha
estado en- uso, Ia gente ha como
cido que es ell dnico remedio que
nunca fglta. Cuando rebajado
con aqua y endulzado tiene I'm
muy agradable.--De venta
en- todas las hoticas.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
SACkING HIGH GRADE

Sacking ore continues to mark opera
t;ons on the South Bluestone. This prop
erty starts out with record unsurpassed
IN This great district. 1t is one of the
few estates that is mining copper ore
from the grass roots down. BY the time
the annual assessment is finished, at the
present rate of production, enough cop
per ore will have been extracted to pay
for the work and have snug surplus to
the company's credit.
The South Bluestone company is COM
posed of Yerington and Tonopah capt.
alists, among them being I. +. Edwards,
a pioneer of Tonopah and one Of the or
;ginal locators Of the great Montgomery
Shoshore at Bulllrog.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
MCCONNELL IS NEARING ORE

The shaft il the Mcconnell IS sui
going through the garnetized lime cap
ping that in the -Yerington district has
always preceded the ore bodies.
Last weeks Times was in error wheh
1t stated that the Gaping had just been
encountered. On the contrary, the stai'
has been in it for some time and ihdl-
cations are that at no very greater depth
the ore body will be broken into.
Superintendent Spencer is well pleased
with the present appearance OF the prop
erty and seems quite confident th'.
almost any day will witness good nh''
In the lower levels.
The Mcconnell s'iippei ore many
years ago and is experiencing the same
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
NEVADA ANSWERS
TO HER CRITICISERS

Nevada answers her critics in records
of production. Last week 500, 600 was
shipped from the mint at Carson City to
San Francisco, the result OF a three
weeks cleanup from the Nevada mines.
Last year Nevada's gaiiiA in the pro-
duction of gold was greater than that Of
any state in the Union, the output ex-
ceeding that of the previous year by
50. 3.9l5, 500 In Colorado, Montana. Cali
fornia, Washington, Idaho and Wyo-
ming, the output fell off. Nevada and
Alaska boosted the national output to an
increase of rs, 00O, 900 over that of 1905.
The records of production for the year
1907, made i'll the face of labor troubles
and depressed business conditions, bid
fair to far outstrip those of 1876.
ToCollier Weekly Charles M. Schwab
and the otherwise oracles of finance who
have cast slurs OH the State there can be
no more effective answer than the citation
of these figures.
Undoubtedly worthless properties have
been exploited. But has not this been
the case i'll every great mining district
III the worldl And who have been
busiest in exploiting these properties
Have they not been eastern men, OPP
Grating with eastern methods and grab
bing the money i'll the characterize
Eastern way' What Nevada knows
about fake mining methods she has
learned from the east
When Schwab boosts 15-cent mining
stock up to SIS and then sells it to his
81 day employees, why of course Me-
vada is TO blame when it drops some
where near its normal level. When We
are busy digging gold and breaking rec
ords of production, and eastern fakirs
get busy and boom worthless claims.
why of course Nevada is to be Charged
wish the resulting disaster
II Let Golfers and CHARLES M. Schwab
point 10 a single notorious instance Of
wildcatting that has not been engineered
by eastern men Goldfield Chronicle.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
IMPROVEMENTS ON FLYER

The contractors driving the working
shaft on the Flyer group are now down
to depth of over 20 feet and are max
ing splendid headway.
Superintendent Pringle visited the
property Tuesday. Each visit adds to
his confidence in the acreage The for
nation at the bottom of the shaft is
strengthening up wonderfully and sui
plides of iron are coming III, an indi-
cation that forecasts the encountering II
ore in properties in that locality.
The Flyer group is one of the mo-
recent interpretations. Its showing con :
pares favorably with the great Kennedy
Consolidated in fact, there are tho Sc
who do not hesitate to say that it is ev' II
better. 1t is purely gold proposition
up TO this time, but it is believed that
copper will be encountered with depth.
The contract calls for l00-foot shaft.
When that point shall have been reached,
the company intends to cross-cut and
drift as well as let another contract for
an additional 100 feet.
There is every reason to believe, judg-
ing by tile surface sllowngs, that the
hyer will make mine, i'll all senses o
tile word.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
WlFE-BEATER IS SENTENCED

Because he beat his wife last Wetlnes-
,lay afternoon, Albert Donnell must stay
in Jail 80 days and in addition pay fine
of 500. He plead guilty yesterday be-
fore Judge Harmon and received the
punishment above stated.
Woe to the wifebeaters is tile slogan of
the officers of the city. For the man
who beats his wife there are absolutely
no extenuating circumstances. The JUS
/ tice meted out to Donnell will likely
prove interesting to others when they feel
tempted to do as lie did.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
George Gunn
Inspects the
Mason Valley

George Gum of the Mason VALLEY
company arrived in Yerington the first
of the week from Salt Lake for the pur-
pose of looking over the porperty
Mr.. Gum could not have expressed
himself better when he said it was one
of the biggest propositions he had ever
seen, considering the amount OF de-
velopment that has been accomplished.
Operations have been somewhat handi-
capped there of late, due to the burning
out of one of the transformers, which II
seems has been next to impossible to re-
place owing to the unsettled conditions
of Westinghouse affairs.
A pump will shortly be installed to
handle the water that has been ell
countered in the Wine sunk from the
upper tunnel. In addition, the pump
iug plant that is to be used to convey
water from the Walker river to the mine
will soon be in running order, providing
an unlimited supply for all purposes.
The Mason Valley is unquestionably
one of the greatest properties Ill the
Yerington district, showing an immense
body of ore that will average 70 pei
cent and better.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
MOUNTAIN VIEW IS
ON The QUI VIVE

Since the Wilson Gold Mines company
has seen fit to spend sum of money IN
the development of its holdings at Noun
tain View, the district has been receiving
an impetus that seems likely to develop
into genuine boom at an early date.
Mountain View is already district
that is worthy the attention of capital.
The surface showings there are nothing
short of marvellous, there being many
immense veins traversing the country
carrying values that would seem to prove
the existence of immense bodies of ore.
The property of the Wilson Gold
Mines company is unquestionably the
premier holding of the district, 1t shows
high-grade ore in quantity OH the sur
face and occurs in decomposed tale,
which renders its extraction very eco
nomical.
Secretary George F. Willis visited the
ground last Sunday. He is, perhaps
the most enthusiastic member OF the COM
pany. He has every faith i'll the claim
upon which the shaft is now being sunk.
81 have devoted considerable por-
ton of my life to mining" says he, but
| never did see piece of ground that
struck me so forcibly as this one. have
always believed, as do now, that 1t VIII
eventually prove good and consistent
shipper. If it does not, I'm the worst
fooled man in the country
Several parties have recently inspected
the estate with view of investing IN the
stock of the company. 1t is signihcan'
fact that these individuals have secured
some large blocks of stock.
The company itself represents the
heaviest interests in Mason Valley, oeine
composed of men WHO have dwelt here
many years and whose dealings proVt
them worthy of the trust OF investors
money!
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02

J. H. Turner, who has been at the Del
Norte county, California;, copper prop
ties which he and other Salt Lakers are
operating there, came i'll from Yering-
ton, where he stopped off, yesterday
morning, preceded few hours by Isaac
Sparev, another member of the syndi-
cate.
In addition to what was reported by
w. Mont Ferry upon his arrival from
the coast few days ago, Mr.. Turner
saws that during the past two months
buildings for the accommodations of the
miners and other employees, have been
erected and everything has been placed
in tip-top shape for the campaign ahead.
At Yerington, Mr.. Turner, says every
thing is running along splendidly. The
strike that was recently declared by the
Buckskin Union against the Nevada
Douglas was soon declared off and there
are now 10 evidences that the camp VIII
be disturbed at all by labor troubles. AT
the Mason Valley, which he visited, the
upper tunnel workings are still being
crowded ahead through ore, while the
Wine recently started i'll the rich streak
reported at the time, is still being sunk
in character of ore that is good to see,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
CLOSED FOR WINTER SEASON

VIM. McEwen, who has been operat-
;,o on an extensive scale at Arrow Head
al summer, came to Yerington from the
propertv Thursday evening last ana con-
t;rued ON to California, where he VIII
snend the winter months.
Mr.. McEwen informs the Times that
his company has suspended operatiohs
Co. tho winter due to the fact that 1t was
not prepared to withstand the storms OH
,,cornt of the inability to secure ma
+er;a, for the construction OF winter
quarters. a;d
Asked concerning the mines lie saiu
thav were never in better shape o'l
the dividing line between the hihs anu
o.,oar claims shaft has been sunk 70
5a,th of 100 feet, at which point tue
- ;s four feet wide and averaging
GOOD values in gold. Drifts nave pee"
rrr on the vein for considerdoie ~,
ta,ce the values maintaining the'r h'en
standard soo,, nc
Mr. McEwen stated that as 500" ''
spring opens the company a,;ta,, WIN Ell
oreratious and carry them on indelin''e's
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
Good Progress
On Yerington
Consolidated

Superintendent ] A. Carpenter of the
Yerington Consolidated was down from
the property Wednesday. He reports
progress being made i'll the opening up
of the estate with satisfactory results.
Operations consist of driving two tun-
nels to tap the different veins that crop
prominently on the surface and which
carry good values in the red metal. One
of these tunnels that being driven OH
the King Fisher claim, is now i'll dis
tance of 500 feet The other, known as
the Woods tunnel, has reached dis
tance of 800 feet.
Calculations point to the striking of
the ore body within the next 100 feet, in
each instance.
The Yerington Consolidated is owned
by the Nevada Douglas people, and is a
valuable asset to their already extensive
holdings in this district. tiles between
the Mason Valley and the Bluestone,
which in itself is an almost safe guaran-
tee that it will make into one of the very
best holdings in the district.
Superintendent Carpenter has been in
charge of the property about one month,
having come TO Yerington from Grass
Valley, California. He is confident that
the Consolidated will develop into pro-
ducer at no distant date, an opinion
shared by all who have had occasion to
inspect the showings there.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
REMARKABLE RECORD OF NEVADA.DOUGLAS PROPERTY
YERElGToNS PREMIER ESTATE WONDERFUL PRODUCER COPPER

Inc story OF the Nevada Douglas is one of wonderful
produc'on. II IS IN tact the story of Yengton Asthas
risen from prospect to of the greatest copper mines IN
the world so has Yerngton grown from struggling farm
ing community to one Of the substantial towns in the
golden state of Nevada.
Scarce stones throw from the world famed Comsoek
it begins to appear though the years to come will record
history as vivid AMI as wonderful In history written
on the wall III handwriting which does require the
prophetic vision of Daniel decphe the Nevada Douglas
towers Caesar like i'll its might symbolic the finding of
Yerington city of clay and leaving city of marble
Il expect to put as much ore i'll sight that be meas
ured with tape within the next six months to be
found in any property in Nevada" was the state
men of General Manager W. c. Orem few weeks since
Recent developments the property would justify
him at this time broadening his include all
Nevada.
In the east from the tunnel OH the Doug
las proper body of has been encountered showing
width of feet carrying values from 5H per
copper. The is carbonate, encountered about
$50 feet from the surface This latest find in JUNCTION
with the famous Ludwig of the company places the
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
YER|NCTON WILL RANK WITH THE BEST
Companies in the District Are Well Financed Garry
Campaigns of Development

Power drills are being operated by this
time, he says, and rapid progress will
now be made i'll driving the lower tup
nell
The Yerington Consolidated is push
ing work in both tunnels on its property,
but as there is approximately 100 feet III
each to drive yet before the ore can be
reached there is nothing new to report
there.
Cross cutting for the contact on the
200 foot level of the Ironsides is pro-
crossing through highly mineralized
stuff and that big body of fine ore will
soon be encountered there is no reason
to doubt.
The Yerington Copper .company's S
ground is looking better than at any time
in its history. Rich copper ore is being
sacked right along and the work is pro-
crossing i'll formation that is ideal for
the making of huge and rich ore bodies,
and these may be expected before long
Good results, he says, are being OBJ
tanned everywhere in the district and, as
most of the companies are well financed
for the campaigns of development, the
district is going to rank with the best of
them before long. Salt Lake Herald.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02
CONSTRUCTION BEGUN

Construction work has begun on the
the new bank building being erected by
the Lyon County bank. Masons are now
engaged in putting the brick in place.
When completed the new bank struct-
ure will be one of the most substantial
ediices in the city.
With the beginning of operations here,
it makes the third big building going up
in the same neighborhood, representing
all outlay of more than $50. 900.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-02

property a class by itself beyond peradventure.
Teams are kept busy hauling thera product from the
the rao showing that in this wonderful prop
ery cuan,ens point ct productions Every
pound of shipped averages in the neighboood Of 20
per cent
But producer does the Nevada. Douglas shine out
pre- emnentlv brightest the copper firm inent,
Since the 18th day of July this pnpsrty has shipped S25
worth Of the red metal into tue Salt Lake rket You
may there copper mines that have surpassed that
record. But wait every of that represents Just
such extracted during development and was not The
of Stopping Are there many copper mines III such
class?
The Douglas is but OF the many Yerngton mines
making remarkable records This camp destined TO be
Americas greatest higlgrade producer.
General Manager w. c. Orem is visiting the Ne
Douglas from Salt Lake that the
company intends shortly begin the erection OF snelter
near workings. This has been occupying the
minds of the directors for m. An excellent site IS
which result harm vegetation
of fumes for the simple reason that there IS no
vegetation there.