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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-10-05

II a girl is as good as pie she doesn'
always take the cake.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-10-05

Lewis Single Binder straight Sc cigar Il
good quality all the time. Your dealer OF
Lewis Factory, Peoria, III.
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AS rule the girl who jilts a young
man does him a great favor.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-10-05

A mans ideal must be his guide
as well as his goal.-Ainsworth.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-10-05

1t Is the cause, and not the destl
that makes the martyr.-Napoleon.
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SORE SHOULDERS

would like veFy much 10 personally meet ever
reader OF this paper who owns horses that have
eore shoulders and tell him about Security eau
through the paper.
You and 1 10Th know that horsss vorkins wss>
- much wosk without running down ~ when they
sre Tree from pain. Also know perfectly we'll thai
ygc 90 not know t. II you did you would buy bo1
% yoar asalef e once and cure them up. tor yo1
snin1 yo9 s2gid rely o. xeu can rely absolsssly q
or Is you prefer 70 try IL nrst will mall yon =
on nrSe mall.
Al0 / want to tell you that Security AntisepsSo
66e5ar - q sod for barb wire cuts As Security
3al save - fQr harness gals. Dealers earn the4
IN 16c, &c and t1O sizes. Use them for your nss6S
Iguanntse You perfect ntisfAction-
HrAnk B. Donnie. Prouidont
aDCURxTY REMEDY 90. Ninnespulia Ninn.
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Man,s True Worth.

It is not what he has, nor even what
he does. that directly expresses the
worth of a man, but what he is.-
Henri f. Amiel.-
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Important to Mothers.
Examine carefully every bottle Of CASToRIA,
safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that &c
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Ell reCOgidO de hasuras.
Deficiencies que pOdrlan ObVIagss.

Seg6n tenemos entendido, alguuos in.
duatriAleB de Ia ciudad, qu6janse, creemos
que fundadamente, del sistsma que 30 en-
plea hoy para el reCojido de basurag.
A 10 que Psrece solo 10 recogen los sac
facO1es que COntienen baBuraB del ssTvicio
dom6stico, pero de manera regular, Rea
deCir, una Bola vez en- Ia nocha
Mas, las basuFaS despsrdicioB acumu
ladoB en- no pocas casas de Ia ciudad, en-
donde h6llanse en- aCtividad varias indus-
triaS, go affma que no son recOgidas, y
CORE q cargo de los propios industrialeS,
csc servicio.
Ssrfa equitativo, por Ia moleBtia y per-
turbaci6n que ESQ gupone para los indus.
trisles, y t4mbi6n para m6B efcieDte segu.
ri lad de Ia pdblica hygiene, que 90 orga-
nizase mas Rmp!iaments el 5ervicio re-.
cogido de basuraS, y deade luego, 81 eI
ayuntsmiento no pudisra con los recurBon
Rctuales Bubvenir & una mayor erogaci6n,
justo fuera tambi6n que proyeCtsra nusvo
sTbitrio Bobre razonabla bsae.
PoHque. 81 en- determinados estableCi
mientoB han de qusdar hacinadag, por
rjemplo, cortezas de tales cuales frutas,
y otros desperdicios, haEta que SO logre 81
medic de conducirlos lejos de Ia ciudad,
c'aro eS que el ssrvicio p6blico results
Incomplete, y ESQ puede as gararSe que nc
entTa en- Ia buen8 voiuntsd del ayunta'
miento de San Juan.
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De SOCIEDAD.

RegreSO. .--Dsspu6s de paBRr una tempo
rada en- Ponce, ha regresado aver & su re.
hidenCia del ''VeTSalles'' la distingniAa &C.
nora Aida Braschi dc Torres Grau vi
nieron tsmbien sug dos monf.imos nos
uno de los Cuales esta ijeramente or fsrmo.
Bien venidos y que reEtablezcs pronto
el enfermito.
PersOnGIeS -Ha reg'essdO aver jan.
cos 81 doctor don jose Barreras, delegado
la C&mara que eStuvo en- San Juan en-
asuntoS particulaFes
De Coyey.-Vienen nuncios de boda en-
el Simpatico pueblo un estimado Letrado
muy couOcido en- San Juan que deBempe'
fia alli un cargo pdblico, parece que eat6
muy sujeto On las redes de Cupido pror-
to dejsra de ser soIterc.
Maestro p6Some "A los distipguidos es.
pesos Diaz- Fernandez Vangs de Manatf,
enviamos nuestFo mas Eentido p6ssme DOR
Ia dura prueba que les somete el deAtioo.
haci6ndoleS perder Bu monfsimo "bebe"
que era el encanto mayor de su fsliz ho.
gar. Que tengan los jcvenes espoaos Ia
reaignaci6n cristiana que han menester pa
IA BopoTtar ess gran pens.
ReStabLeCidO -Lo estS de Ia dolencia
que le retuvo en- CANA slgunoB dfas, el DR..
Rafael del Vale Rodriguez, ConSejero y
preaidente INFERNO del Executive.
Lo ceIebramos muCho.
a bGitGT.-Mafiana por Ia nochs hay la
jarsua de costumbre en- eli PaEque.
NOtG tTiste Ell joven Befior Jose Sasnz
muy ConoCidO en- esta ciudad, recibi6 hoy
de Espafa, Ia triats nueva del falIecimien-
to de 50 Csrihosa madre, que ha ocurrido
an RaBillo de CameroB, provincia de Lo'
grofio, el dia % del pasado Mayo. sepa'
RADIO de ls autora de sus diss cuando Ia
Crefa en- la mejaE Halud reSulta mas doIo'
rosa tai nueva para el amigo Saenz, y 81
acOmps iiarle en- Ia prOfanda penSNq1s ls
abrnma hacemos vctoa por que encuertre
en- Ia resignation IN lenitivo que le alien-
to on "a dsgFacia.
Eterua paz en- el Seno de Dies q Ia
que foe. ~\
a,N sEMPER.
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.NUEVA CASA De CO.
merCiO en- AibODitO.
Sc a8uaIda aIIf al Juez municipal del
DiStritO.
Ia Porto Rlcan Leaf Tobacco cOnstfuys IN her
nose GdIfGIO on sl barrlO Ia Plata.
(De muestrO cOrre8pOmsaJ). }.

Juuio rs - Los jovenes Berdeguez,
apreciRdos de esta Bociedad, han alberto
uua casa de comeFcio dedic6ndose I'll Tamo
de provisionea cuya casa Sc denomina,
"Bsrdeguez Hermanos" Buenos nego-
clos les degeamoB.
-PaRado maflana %. Viernes, saaguar.
da aquf 81 stfior jusz de ests distrito sen
GinOrio, ell cual celebrar6 varios iuicios.
"Tambien Sc aguarda al Lcdo. Cap6, que
Ilevar6 ls representation de nm acusado.
-TeTminado el af1o escolar se han clau.
BuTado todaB las escuelas de este pueblo.
Ell doctor Gill y Ponce de Leon, fila.
rS ell dfa 10 de Julio sntEants aquf 50 re.
sidencia defoitiva. Nos alegramos.
-El doctor don Florencio Santiago,
nuestro buen amigo, hs marchado para los
bBfios de Coamo por exigirssIo asf 50 eSta-
do de Balud. VerfamOs con gusto que di.
cho amigo vepga cOmpletamente requisite
de sus achsques.
La Compafiia Porto Rican Lief To-
baCco, hace conbtruir en el barrio de Ia
Plata, un hsrmoBo ediicio de "Block," I"
con el fin segGo se dice dedicarlo & ofci
mas almacen.
-Dssde 81 domingo 80, harSn los auto
m6vileH de la Compafiia "Auto Coz cinco
viaJeS gemanales de Ponce & San Juan y,
vice versa. Ncs slegramoB Ell Hotel
Borinquen tsndr6 Aiemprs dispueAto buen
almuerz9 para los sen ,reB viajantes.
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La PROTECTORA De MENDlGOS.
CslsbraGIdn del 40. anlEsrslrIO.

Hoy recibimos Ia siguisnte carta:
"Selior director de La Correspondence
Muy estimado sefior mic: Ell dfa 10. de
Julio sa cumplen Cuatro amos de hsbsrse
establecido en- San Juan sl servieio de
alimentoS los mendfgos. En- Celebra
Ci6n de esa fiesta repartir6 ests SOciedsd
una Comida especial y un vestido compile.
to Cada unO de sus protegfdoA 6sran
tambi6n obBequiadoa con paHtss y dulces.
La banda de la poliCfa inHulaE ameni.
zsr6 81 aCto, al que cOncurriran todas las
damas de Ia sOciedad. En- nombra de la
Junta Directive, tengo 81 gusto de invitar
& usted y los demas Fedactorea de ese
peYi6dico, para dicho acto, Tcgsndole que
hagsn egtsnsiva Ia invits citn Al p6blico
de San Juan. De v. att. s. 8. AmpaHo
Fernandez Mater. seCEetaria.
GraCias por tan COEtsl inYitaCi6n, que
eatimampR
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SUBASTA De PUES-
los en- ell nlerCadO
de Ponce.
PrOfssOres de Ia Giudad despsdi-
ran afsGtuOsamsnts al inspector
Kelley.
CiRtIdld que 50 ha psgat0 pOr COncspto Do
aIumbra1O ElbIGO.
(De nWeStrO oOrrespOnsaE }

Junio 26 En- la subssta de pueltos de
vsnta de Ia Plsz1 del Mercado efsctuada
en- Ia maflana de hoy, obtuvo la buena pro
don Aurelio DApsna pOr la sumo, de
81 800 25.
Coneurrieron al acto como licitadores
los ue1Ores DApena, J F4jsrdO, V. Marin,
M. Hedilla y Carlos Pistratoni.
Ton fscha de ay or, para tener efec-
to 81 dfa tltimo del corrients mes, le hs
Bido aceptsda Ia Tenuncia del cargo que
venfa deSempefsndo en- las efcinas muni-
Cipales, 81 joven don Tomas Castillo.
SagG0 circular que tenemos & la vista
el senior Castillo 90 asocisr6 al abogado
senior PsSarall, para trabsjOs cOncernientss
con su prof,si6n.
-Por infrRcCi6n las ordenanzas mu
niCipales, ha BidO Copdenado & nm dollar
de mults J cOstaU, el indfviduo Dionisio
Vega.
-Demetrio Maldonado por iufracci6n
la Ley de caminos cinco dollars de
multa y CoStaS.
-Sigue guardando CANA, don AbeIardo
Otero, apoderado de la casa comercial
Otero y Sobrino de esta ciudad.
-Abordo del tiltimo vapor que sali6
para los Estados Unidos iba don Jose de
Diego abcg ado Puertorriqu' M. Feliz
viRie le dessamos.
-Variss son las familias que Be prepa-
ran para psssr estos dfas de caIores en- sus
Ta'pectivas quintas, situadss en- el Camino
de Can9s
-FLOrenciO Marquee pOr exploitation
de memories, fu6 multsdo con cinco dollars
y las coStas corTespondientes.
-VaTioB prCfesores de esta ciudad, de.
seoBoB de dar una muestra de simpatfa al
inspector de EscuelaB del DistEito, que en-
breVe se auSentar6 de Puerto Rico, prepR
ran en- 50 ObSequio una comida en- el Ho.
tel Frances. Mr.. Daniel FL KsIIey Dor
su COrrectO proceder, deja gratoB recuerdoB
en- ests ciudad.
-Muy splaudidas por 81 uditorio, fue-
ron las peliculas pregentsdRg On Ia funci6n
de anoche pOr 81 Cinematografo Lumiere.
El Teatro sis Perla" Be ve todaB las no.
Cheg en- ektremo ConCurrido.
Sc he psgsdo & Ia Ponce Railway
and Light Co., por concepto de alumbrado
p6bliCO, Ia auma de 81 478.14 por el mes
de JUNO.
En- el entrante mes de Julio 80 con-
tinuRran las obrsG de Reformas en- el
Hospital "Tricoche'.
EN- los primeros dfas de Ia entrante
Bsmana llegar& Ponce para pBsar las
vacacioneS con sus familiares, la sprecia
BILE 8 inte'igsnte prOfsSOrs graduada de
ing 6s, Heforita Lorenzs Brunei, hermana
del no menoS aprecisble y distiuguido 10.
ven don Carlos del mismo apellido. Gfa.
ia peTmanencia ls deseamoS en- esta ciudad
& la Bimpatica Aguadillans.
-HemoS visto el plano de la bonita ca
10 que en- Ia calle de la Rsina levantar6
en- brevs don Nustavo Rodriguez, miem.
bro del Comit@ Local de esta Ciudad.
Sc ha expedidO CeEtifcRci6n por $2O5
impOrte de Ia refSrma en- la esCalera del
Parque de Bombas.
-Maiiana Be tfsctuara el pPgo ds la
Segunda quincens del mes de JUNO los
empleados del Municipio.
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luRIGIlI0 de- HQmacaQ.

Vacanta ID plaza Auxilisr do sanidad
del pobIado de Las PiedEas dotada CON el
habar annual de- setscientos veinte dollars,
10 hsgo p6bIioo. para que los aspiEantas {
diCho empleo presenter sus nslicitudss en-
Is secratarla de ats Ayun@mianto, hasta
81 80 dol CorEiants me8 do JuniO.
Humacao, 2. r., 25 de Junio de 1907,
E,iIia Caadra Alcalda
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EspafOIss que VuaIVsn.
z, MGrGuGch
IugsnisrO Civil.

Como las golondFinss que en- I'M dfa de
primRvers Tegresan en- bandadas del Afri
ca Bus querenciau de la Penfnsuls-
Cribe Eg Mundo Latino, de Madrid-ssf
los eBpafoleB RESIDENCES en- Cuba, han te.
nido sl buen scuerdo de abandonar casi
la vez la isla, para vOlver 81 suelo de Is
patria, tray6ndoas todas sus riquezas, que
Sc calCulan en- SO millonea Dc pesos.
E8 esto uu doble Tefaerzo para Il naci6n
que reCibe de nuevo & suB hijos con ellos
81 iDgre1o de faertes cRpitales que vianen
& Armenian 1a ridueza social.
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WIGILANClA CONTRA CASAS De JUEGQ
NOta de los que Iusgan, no -pOr OIL Intsr&s, -
sIn6 pOr eI capital"

Sa asegura que un ServiciO especial de
vigilancia sera establecido por policfas eB-
pecialeG con Objeto de tomar nota de las
persOnaS que entren regularments sn cisr'
taS csBas de Ia ciudad y ualgan de elias y
que puedan scr BospeChOSaS de jugar poker
''siu intsr6S. Esta nota que ira deter.
minadoB CentrOB, serd prueba, en- 10 possible
Cuando SO calebre un juicio de quienes SON
los jugadCreB de profession auuqus 10 sean
no por 81 inter68 sin6 por el capital y
quienes los eventuales.
Una ley mas explicita que la actual 90.
r6 preIentada en- Ia pr6xima legislature,
fin de evitar que cuando realmente Se Bor.
prenda una jugada 10 prohibido, que
terga car6ctsr de tai, pusdan evsdir los
jugadores los foes que persigue la ley.
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SaIustIaRO VilIamIl.

Ha regrssado Manatf nuestro compa-
triota sefior SaluHtiano Villamil Psarp,
quien vino ests ciudsd en- sauntos parti.
culsreg.
Ell sefior Villamil. cuenta en- San Juan
con numegosas rslaciones que le sstiman =
pdistiuSu8n.
Mu5atFase muy compIacido de la anna
BILE acojida de que hs Bido obieto.
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

En- Coectura Cmuy, d Junio
de190 los gi dia las de eran vendidOs los
cibuGs fuen embagad haber pagadO
de Contbuones vdas gdn dpOns Ley de Rem
as IntMna4
e a
gatos0 0proxEn
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA.
Cefeno Avia so cuerdas bohio harrio Guajaaca
de la MuniGpaGdad de QuebradhlaB 2454
Torres 4cuerdasy casab barro Quebrada
Rita Cos 1euerdab abarroC Cuebrad
"a cuerdas boho barno Quebrada $50
Francisco Cruz Ocuerdas y casab Bayaney
a Munich de Haillo
Gguient a verified Camuy,
(Firmado) Bentez Collector.
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-Cusndo se duerme bien, sa come meior
y con fEecuencis se dan bafios de ducha,
q gozs de salud y no d Hufra nunca.
1eabs ustad COMO Ba Conaigua todo eat0s
Hsspedssa O. q Hatsl Halpstis Qrps 27,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
WEIMER MINE A WHALE.
E. M. West Greatly Pleased With the
Showing in Idaho.

To a great many people of Salt Lake,
the naUe Weimer Copper company l9
nothing more than name, II is not
generally appreciated that the above
named company is progressing along
broad lines, building up nm industry
that will result in tremendous benefits
both TO Idaho, where the property is
located, and to Utah, where most of
the stockholders reside F.. NJ. West,
the we'll known broker. returned Satur~
dav morning from n visit to the par
ticular spot in Idaho where the Weimer
ground is located, and he stated that
he was astonished at the amount of
resources at hand, as well as at tho
amount of effort the company is eX-
pcnding'in building up not only a mine,
but q mining community,
Within four miles Of the property
there rs new townsite being arranged,
to be known, In all probability, as
Weimer, The townsite Is not on
desert. states Mr.. West, but upon a
splendidly endowed section that pre-
sents every argument for success. As
for the Weimcr property, he says there
is every carmark present that is needed
TO Indicate that the company has Il
copper mine of great dimensions, The
great amount OF surface working de-
monstrated the existence of vast ton
mage, and the tunnels that are being
driven into the mountains 10 gain
depth upon the ores are meeting with
very rich red metal resources
Owing to the contour of the noun
tains, the company gains vertical depth
quickly upon the ore bodies, and Mr.
West expects with greater depth to find
all the parallel veins running at right
angles TO the contact, with their rich
ores come together in one splendid de
post of copper wealth. The ore is a
smelling variety. and an ideal one for
the purposes of reduction upon the
ground. Eventually the company will
provide means for this on the spot.
Mr., West states that party of people
expected today at the mine from Idaho
Falls will, in all probability, arrange
for electrical railroad facilities from
that city to the new townsite.
The Weimer Copper company owns
about about 500 acres Of ground, it employs
tnlrty nnr men, IS a steady shipper, of cop
running into especially rich rock 1t
is most attractive proposition. and
one that promises many years of use,
fulness.
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Special Committee of Minority
Stockholders to Inspect the
Company Books.
FUTURE COURSE TO
BE DETERMINED SOON
Affairs of Company Pretty Thor
OughIy Gone Over at Yes
terday's Session.

The meeting recently called by several
stockholders in the Honerine Mining
and Milling company was held Satur-
day afternoon, according TO schedule,
and while none but those interested
were allowed to attend, it is under
stood that things waxed pretty warm
over the alleged carelessness of the man
agement in divers ways. The meeting
was called by O. j. Salisbury, Joseph
L6ppman, w. S. Mccormick, Heber M.
Wells and Charles S. Burton. and in ad-
dition to these gentlemen there were
several other holders of stock present,
including DR.. H. n. Mayo, DR.. Niles,
F. j, Westcott, G. A. Black, G. w.
Ritter.
After considerable discussion of Hon
crime affairs from mine TO management,
tho meeting resolved to appoint a spe-
cial committee TO take n look over the
Honerine books and papers as soon as
possible, and to meet on Monday, at
which time time and place will he
selected for holding a meeting at which
all minority stockholders are urged to
be present This committee is COM
posed of Messrs Wells, Mayo, Ritter and
Lippman. At the adjourned meeting the
question of future procedure will be
taken up and determined,
None of the Honerine directors were
present at the meeting Yesterday. al
though three reside in this city, and
any or all were willing TO be present.
1t was stated yesterday that they will
be invited to attend the next meet
ing
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UTAH SOCIETY.
Association of Engineers Is Needed
Addition to This State.

We note that a movement has been
started at Salt Lake for the organiza-
tlon of a Utah Society of Engineers,
IN the perfection of which the CO.
operation of all mining, electrical, me-
chanical and civil engineers throughout
the State is sought The leaders in the
movement recently held a meeting,
which resulted in the naming of com
mittee of five to draft a constitution
and draw up bylaws. The object of
the proposed society is to encourage the
moro widespread application of engi-
neering, IN NIL its branches TO all the
useful and commercial arts, says the
Mining Reporter.
The establishment of such n society
has been agitated for some time. and
we are glad TO see its perfection so
near at hand, 1t is starting at most
favorable time-just when there is un-
der way or In contemplation cnoineer-
ing enterprises of large scale and of
vast importance TO the industrial ad-
vancemcnt of the State The discus.
sion of these and other engineering
problems by co-workers will surely en-.
able the society to firmly establish it.
self. Furthermore. the prime movers
are men of recognized ability in their
respective lines. The society has our
best wishes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
SALT LAKER' SUCCESS.
Louis Simon Finds Many Splendid
Properties in Nevada.

Louis Simon, formerly a resident of
Salt Lake, but now one of the bonanza
kings of the Nevada mining resurrec-
ton period, is In the city on basiness
connected with his extensive mining in
tcrests. Mr.. Simon was living in Zion
some time ago, when the doctors ad-
vised change of climate for Mrs. ST.
mon. The couple went to Nevada, and
not only did Mrs. Simon s health inn
prove splendidly, but Mr.. Simon found
success In the mines, and now is well
on the road to a great fortune. Re
Gently he purchased his partners inter
ests in a couple of groups in the White
Cloud district of Nevada, and these
groups have been acquired by the White
Cloud Mining Milling company. an
organization of Salt Lake capitalists,
of which Mr.. Simon is the general man
ager
The White Cloud district is located
about thirty y-fiyc miles north of the
Black Horse section of White Pine
county, and Mr.. Simon stated yesterday
that the former district bids fair TO
become splendid mineral region when
all property owners arc limbered up for
action. The White Cloud property has
excellent showlngs of lead, silver and
copper ores, what work being done
giving evidences mostly sought by OPP
erators-namely. better values and eX-
tent with depth. The company has Sc
cured the services of j. c. Ryan. we'll
known to local mining circles, and he
will assume the active superintendent
OF the property.at once.
Mr.. Simon has other interests in
White Pine county that are extremely
attractive. Among them is a placer
mine which produces gold nuggets of a
size and fneness of the Klondike sec
tion and Alaska. He states that no
more ideal portion of Nevada could be
desired for activity than throughout
White Pine county, and he is delighted
to find so many Salt Lake interests
wherever mining operations have ex-
tended in that county, He will leave
for the White Cloud district next
Wednesday evening to start off devel-
opment work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
NEVADA DOUGLAS.
Company Meeting With Usual Uniform
Success at Yerir pton

Splendid reports continue to come TO
the local offices Of the Nevada Douglas
company. emphasizing all the more week
to week the tremendous proportions OF
this Yeriugtou red metal proposition.
The assay sheets that are sent from tho
mine show more than maintenance of
values in every working. the past week
shows an increase in many instances
The electrolytic shaft especially is
showing fine returns, the average CON
per values on the 18th, being 24.5 per
cent
The Nevada Douglas has interested
and upon its official roster arc some
Of the strongest mining men of the
State, and associated with them arc
several Boston capitalists, whose names
grace some Of the largest companies
known to the mining industry, Ere,
quent visits to the miue at Yeriueton
have convinced them Of the merits NJ
this proposition, and the property ia
deemed one of tho star attractions Of
the Sagebrush State.
This organization was financed hv
j. Orem, formerly of this city, but now
of Boston. There are few mon wbo
have placed more money into circulat;np
throughout mining Utah than he and
his Boston connections arc the bnst
that could be procured. A. 7. Oren bas
done d fine work for mining Utah and
this State realizes il. ''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
KNOWLEDGE OF IRON.
Tho Ancients Knew How to Temper
Metal in Early Eovpt

lt has been popular belief that iron
was little known TO the ancients bpt
Lepslus believes that the Epyptians
used II for hand instruments, and thar
1t was prepared in smelling furnaces
5000 b, c. An iron band was found in
an inner part of the Pyramid of Cheops.
where the ancient architect had placeJ
1T not later that $500 B C. In tbe
tombs of Thebes and Memphis tools and
other articles of iron have been found
some of which are among the treasures
or the New York Historical society
Iron was so valued that it was seized
as plumber by victorious soldiers An
iron sickle was found beneath one Of
the sphlnxes at karnak, and iron was
used for the door frames of the temnIe
of Ptah. piece of pure iron vas
found beneath the obelisk that now
stands in Central Park. New York, when
rt was taken from its original posit;on
on the banks of the Nile. The rol;cs
found show that the art of temnerino
was known at an early date. Tho
Egyptians worked mines in the desert
region OF the south. between tho NiIe
and the Red sea, and also near Monnt
Sinai in Palestine The ruins of evten
sIve IRON works were found in 1879 near
the wells of Moses. D''i