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towns. Committees waited upon tho
smelter managers and the matter was
discussed between them.
APPEALED TO HIGHER COURT.
In the meantime. an appeal had been
taken and the smelters were permitted
H. file bonds TO indemnity the farmers
against any future damage. All Of the
smelling concerns went to great eN-
pense In making experiments and IN
providing equipment 10 arrest the par
ucles cotained IN the fumes which di
the damage complained Of to vegeta-
ton.
SECURED SMOKE EASEMENTS.
But the American Smelling q Rein
Ing company went further than the
rest. II succeeded In patching up tho
differences that had existed between Il
and the rurausts. e arranged 20 pay
for any damages that may have been
done in the past: Il spent more man
a quarter Of a million dollars In the
installation OF a bag house and other
equipment 10 clearly the fumes OF
their death dealing breath. In compli-
ance with certain promises, the farmers
granted permanent smoke easements
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USE OF SELENIUM.

Selenium. one " the rare and little
known elements, is closely related
many ways to teIlunum and u.ttm
with both OF which 10 often occurs "a
nature. Recently 90 has obtained some
prominence from lts use m various
forms u electrical apparatus uh,r
advantage Is taken of Cos pcrIr
property of being almost O. 15r,u.
ductor Of electricity On the DARK, ~
under the influence of Light as ca.
ductivity Immediately becomes rr.
~ increased. This charagteris,n au
led to IT'S use in instruments deag&
for lighting and eXtingushIng us
buoys automatically, for guiding l-i
exploding torpsdoes by "a ray o., l.ght
for teleph0ning along a ray q ishq
for transmitting sounds and photo
graphs or other pictures 20 diganN
by means Of a telephone or TELEGRAPH
wire, and for measuring the quantity
Of ROentgen rays On therapeutic a.
plications. A general or practical ls
OF any OF these instruments would p
SUIT lll hli AANl NtNaHA Aait-AiN t
selenium.
At present the metal Is varousJ
quoted az from 1888 per dlogan
(2.2046 pounds % s. per ounce q
there Is no steady market and ~
prices vary with different dealers
No selinlum IS known TO be pro-
duced commercially IN this eouni1
but during 1906 one copper reansl
made Some In an experimental way
and Il Is possible that It was pioal.''
az other refneriss also. AZ ials r.
nnery the selenium was obtained ~
the anode shines or mud, where y =
LETT with gold, silver and other isi;
dues IN the electrolytlc refining
copper. ,
Minerals containing seenium an
rare occurrence IN the United sac
hut "a demand FOR the meta @s.
probably be supplied by uulllis y
small quantities found IN the @lla'
refinery shines. ., ~
A note on selenlum prapln
Frank J.. Hess. geologist nv
lished On the advance chap.a -
Mineral Resources OF lls ~ -
states. Calendar Year lah W.,
he production OF antlmonN ~
ana blsmuth IN 1906 Is also fep'''I
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~ BoXELDER COUNTY.
WORKED IN CACHE

In Cache county some mining has
been done but mostly IN a small way.
In Logan and Blacksmith Fork can
yons are situated some attractive pro-
perties showing values iu gold, silver
lead copper and iron, while at Ia
Plata the hope Is expressed that some
good mines may yet be found there. In
the Dintah reservation country In
northeastern Utah. considerable pros
pectlng has been done. but no develop
ments OF especial Importance have
been reported.
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Doe carried ON with the trains drawn
bv motor7 of the type usually employed
around mines.
DEVELOPMENT SATISFACTORY.
Late developments On the DAILY
Judge mine have been Of character
highly gratifying. and while Manaser
Lambourue declared recently that mo
new Developments had been made dur
ing the year that would excite sharr-
holders at the same time ne eH-
pressed satisfaction with the manner
in which things had progressed AMI
had nothing hut Wur
I'd for supt Burrel and the part
played by that DU..I.
greater DAILY Judge Tho mill .ls
undergone changes which have ma-
terialN improved and perfected its
mechanism.
WORKING rp ZINC ORES.
Nothing has Happened that will
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All Of them are affected by the de-
cision rendered by Judge Marshall Of
the United states circuit court for tho
district OF Utah In which Il was de-
creed that they should be perpetually
ore n the valley under charge con-
tanning more than 10 per cent sui
phur But This portion Of the courts
Judgment was not the most sweeping;
another clause made the smelling COM
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had become such as 10 make So im-
possible for him TO remain I'm the har.
ness longer Tie was succeeded by H.
OTTO Hankc OF Cincinnati and Gcorge
vs.. iambourne became general man
lger
One OF te first acts Of the new admin7
isirati1u was 90 suspend the payment
of dividends temporarily Tho move
was accepted as a wise one by
the many shareholders Of that organ
izati1n 8a certain lines OF Improvement
if carried out would leave the come
pany iu better condition to respond in
the future with regularity. The equip
meut OF the mine with au Cie0tsic
haulage system was given attention and
bt the time this issue OF the Christmas
News reaches Sos readers the vocation
of the mules which have been used in
the movement OF ore trains through the
Anchor tunnel 90 tho DAILY judge COM
pany's min ln Empire canyon VIII have
been lost Hereafter this work will
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work 10 the ultimate benefit OF tho
DAILY Judge company 80 much aE the
announcement that steps have been
taken 10 treat the zince ores which
form no small part Of the mines ass
sets. Through a contract entered in
90 with the Grasselll Chemical COM
pany OF cleveland. O.. the latter has
undertaken the construction of "a mill
Tor the treatment OF the zinc ore The
construction Of the plant s wcll adj
Fanced and VIII be- ready for commits
sion early iu 1908. n win start on
With capacity 10 handle 90 tons
day Will be arranged $50 that other
wits may be added from time 90 time.
RiEht here Il might be- well 20 state
that on the dump near the companys
Mill D. between 1900 and 1900 tons
Of zinc millings. or concentrate. and
81 being added 20 az the rate OF 30
tons a day. This entire dump Man
ager Lambourne states, carries values
Of 20 Dor cent In zinc. As speltor Is
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terested I'm this enterprise ana ~.
fore figure In the management INV
CORE DRILLS INTRODUCED
DEVELOPMENT by means Of me d1.
mond core drill was INTRODUCES
Park city for the fret time w IN, H.,
This was at the property OF w NJ
Quincy Mining company ing t.,
York BONANZA Mining coinplW I'd
carried ON a fairly active cam u.
~ deveiopmeut and has been on -,
cssi,uat shipper 0f ore OBJ me Hal ---.
roorl,ots. me Wabash Mining y.
nanv has beon g0lng aheae o." /,
,tauaI mace and has made no y, -.
a. d.eeioDnent campaign
holders have responded 90 hu." ,..
~ boavv assessments. tho l'ln.
nears. Judging from outward Alr.,rf
sncog n long way from b'o's -.-..
irto a produrer But the ni.-l
meut has been persistent ana n mi.
ing on with the conldcnls Tts
roste uiocesq WIN be achieved, Is
Iowa Copper company com ~ bssa
gar Lake and iowa capital, ~ e.. IN.
making good progress tnioNEs..,i.n !,
wear. In the suIko CreeN tsm
Inc district several compa1ll,.. m.
bten' actively engaged Do '''"'
yelopmont work.
NEW WAGE SCALE
The disturbanta boo tho meta. wi y. E
ketg in tho past .e" H'.l ,perstofi
Incumbent upon me h.i". XII elmr
10 readiust inc "af- 4I..r,-t accept
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now selling on the basis Of about 50
ton In the st. Louis market, II is
not a difficult matter TO figure out
that the product viii become pro-
lihc souce Of revenue TO the company
/ the future.
TREASURE HILL CONSOLIDATION
The consolidation OF tho Uintah
Treasure HIN. Kentucky and Creole
mines and the organization OF the
Uintah Treasure Hul Coalition Mines
company formed the basis for another
big producing company Articles OF
Incorporation OF this company were
filed I'm August but the Creole did not
come into the union until several
weeks later. IL was pretty generally
understood. however. that sharehOld-
ors Of the Creole would give their
sanction. which they did DO M the
special meeting called for that pur-
pose Jesse knight Of Provo and John
Dern Of Salt Lake are extensively In
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panies ana rnerr ofhclals subject I,

panies ana tner officials subject to
prosecution for contempt OF court II
they permitted amy arsenic 10 be-
thrown of into the atmosphere from
the top of their respective stacks.
The decision was so drastic in IT'S
character that it caused CONSERVATION
among mining ana smelling men. The
decision was distinctly "a victory 90 the
farmers who appeared as plaintiffs In
Che now famous smoke case" filed
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against the four smelling concerns.
Some feared that the effect OF the de-
cision might be the permanent driving
away from Salt Lake some OF the big
gest smelling enterprises IN the world.
Others took "a more hopeful view Of the
situation. The citizens OF Lehi, Tooele,
Grautsville. ogden and Tintic took adj
vantage OF the occasion TO invite the
smelling companies 10 move their
works 20 favorable sites near those
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MS PRODUCED From Smelters Of the Smoke IONS
In Deep Greek and
Other Camps.

,.
...... ..,.... ... 49,, -,.rs
','" N''. 80. ...-,,s
4 og m ...,. .rr.. ....li bs referred
1870 ..,i, i- a. General way.
40 .., p.., c,sst country
,..., -..f... .t.rtfrg tho ygfst-
49,. ,,..-.5,-, ,, ,p. .tsta and extending
o.. .,.., t,t, ~.,als Deem Creek is
asia. t-t, ,y,,,r.rs districts and
s,-,, -a, ,,u mako neelf heard with
,.v,r,i bir pro5ucirr mines Thcl -
-. e,, rsir..f trarsrortotion are
-, ..i ,.t...,, ,,. financial strirFoncv
.,-.s ,, and r,rr-1l conditions pre-
,.,u ,s,lr thor. is ayary reason to boz
,,... ,tst This r.--I., viii bc among The
e,s, 90. r,.rf.r .ttrgfiou
.... ,..,. coon,
Although q, does h'. h'Ip Guy "'''
tiers much f1e hniaiHH 'i ''' W 'S''
Parinc Westward i'''" 9@.' Lam
stimulated mining DID 'n. 'p
country Barry 'a'' l''' DIT
found tIl' un ATTRACTIVE "''' ~
Vesug'te and great many n-" f'9'
critic were found aid shap.a up TUT
devc'0.mcnt
The old Utah mine at Fish spflhss
has Kept up % vigorous campaign OF
development and ore cNiroction. rms
company hauIs ifs product across the
$500. Cas-. -o ,,1.s to tho nearest rail-
.,,.. .,a,.-
ROAD station ana nus he'' UP ''' p''
ment ~ dividends with commcndable
regularity The western Utah Cop
Der company como '.''1 '''
velopment campaign up 10 To-"
months ago. when work was tenn
uorarii,, surrapdcd but not until after
,,,..,s..- .,.....-..-.,-., ne ,,,,. p,i,,,
u "'u "'''
IL destined io become am important
copper producer The Western Utah Is
, tf.f,,.. ,......stti,,r, md ,sbe, tba pro.
a., ,,,.,,~.,
posed ne" s'"eI'eI ol t''' N'''''
Smelling company Us bult out heu'
Harneid' 10 i5 needless To say lhAt 'i'e
~ -.
inc nl'"o u 9i'n''7u "0"N' '' ny,
from the nearest point on the West
orn Pacific and the company has plan
nod o., ..,-,,., tl,, ...,,,,, ,,.ft, o. troncb
-. r,, .t,
Western Utah VII come into good use.
mine. which has been UNDERGOING Wig
,.,,,,y 4,,.,f.,-.,,cpt otbcr properties
Il
ih 'he Deep 'I'," country 'usN' 20 'e
mentioned. But generally speaking
= ,,,ost ,,ror,isins- r.rion ana one OF
the best unievelorei mineral portions
in ine state my .unS TIC ATTENTION OF
capital az thls time.
~ R0XFrDER COUNTY.
In BoXelder county probably lhe
greatest strides have been made by
the Salt Lake Copper company. operat-
ing the Copper Mountain mine some
distance 20 the southeast OF Bucin' me
Century company has put DO me greater
part OF the year doing development !
work at us Park Valley mine. The
mill was operated at intervals, now
ever, and AN m au the bullion record
is q fairly good one. Conditions here
are encouraging,
WORKED IN CACHE.
In Cache county some mining has
been done, but mostly IN a small way.
In Logan and Blacksmith Fork can /
yons are situated some attractive pro-
perties showing values iu gold, silver,
lead. copper and iron while at Ia
Plata the hope is expressed that some
good mines may yet be found there. In
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Plants Affected h,
Court Decision.

and they became parties ,o ,
uon praying the court for . ,- .,'D.'''
decree. Hodiatd
THE MET RESULT
The net result of these no,,,,.,..
are That The American ,om,.. .,.'''
practically immune from nm, '
litigation, provided. OF course ANY, -,,''
Keeps faith. and there Is mo- -, ..'-' Il
doubt that tho compact win no n. 20
up to the letter '' ''ei
UNITED STATES covp,vv
The United States com,s,, H.,
stalled bag house ana r,.5. '''
other costly Improvements b, ts. '' ,f
of controlling the smoke s.frs,i.. !.
management has made haadvav SUI
lar conditions prevail there ss,,'"
Americans lead plant az MUIR.
far as retaining or eIir.,..,.
the poisonous f,om us lead E..
is concerned. &c has been srur.t,
cessful $50 doubt .f Che Arrsr,...
operate it7 Murray plant eitb,.,
fraction of thc COURTS Deere. .
United states company cam a, ,...
operate that portion of its 49,.
where lead silver ores an, som,
treatment
THE COPPER PLANTS
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WHAT OF the FUTURE'

occur In August The disturbance I'm
the financial world had como when
the date rolled around and the Heinze
option became lapsod. He was TO have
raised something like $1,000 900 TO have
gained control
The Coalition company began the
payment of dividends ln the autumn,
the mine has been ln continuous oper-
alton throughout the year and there As
mo- mlstakiug that % is ana important
factor m the industrial life of Park
CitN.
DAILY JUDGE CHANGES
Al the annual meeting OF the DAILY
Judge Mining company held during
the month of May John D. DAILY prcsl-
dent of thHt organization from the dd1a
of lts inception. and who "a been
actively Identified with the affairs OF
tho camp f0r more than quarter of a
century retired ir.-u service Cor thu
reason that the condition OF his health
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~ OWN az the copper ana read
smelters at Murray and
- Bingham Junction the furnaces
have been busy, although
managers OF these plants have lately
called on the producer to SLOW down"
for awhile. with only a single excep-
ton. has the output Of bullion been
lessened In the slightest degree Tho
American Smelling & Refining COM
panys big lead plant az Murray has
turned out more lead. silver and gold
bullion than IL ever did before: the
United States copper and lead shelters
q Bingham Junction have been going
AT their fullest capacity. the Utah
Consolidated has been treating more
copper ore than It ever did:
while the Bingham Consolidated Min
Ing s. Smelling company has been
gradually putting on the brakes in an
ticipauon OF quitting the smelling
field entirely.
WHAT OF THE FUTURE?
But what Of the future? The fact
that all OF the smelters mentioned in
the foregoing are situated in the So
called smoke zone" Of the salt Lake
valley, makes them a subject Of spc-
cial interest just al this time.
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Shark Attacks Girls in surf.

New Haven, Conn, Aug. 31.-Twen-
ty young women were bathing at
Rocky beach, when a shark swan in
among them. Their shrieks would
have frightened anything but. a shark.
The terrified yeljs brought to their in
slant rescue Police Captain Brewer Of
this city, who adds year by year to
his reputation as a shark catcher. The
shark was nearest Miss Daisy Stone.
When Capt. Brewer, alarmed by the
Women's cries, rushed from his sum
lner cottage, Hiss Stone was making
frantic efforts tc reach shore. Brewer
jumped into his skiff, put off, and with
only q BOAT hook attacked the shark.
Men in boats carrying graphing irons
Tut Off to Brewers aid. Finally, tight
ing to the last, the shark was i1npaled
on a big graphing hook and q dozen
men hauled him to the sands.
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orrner indiana Executive Wov'd Not
Give Up Taylor.

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 31.--A state
11ant was made BY Winfield I. Dur
bin, governor of Indiana from 1901. to
1906, that soon after his Inauguration
IS g]overnor attempts were made 20
bribe him to turn over William a.
Taylor, kentucky's refugee governor,
to the authorities Of that state fer
trial en- the charge Of conspiracy to
asaas5inate Gov. Gobel. The sum of:
Eered ox-Gov. Durbin, according to his
own statement, was $4,000 in cash.
Mr.. Dugbin said that Taylor had been
advised Of the attempted bribery after
it was made ard was cognizant Of all
tlsat had tranapired at the meeting at
which the $4,000 was offered. The
money was what was left OF the $780,
600 prosecution fund provided by the
Kentucky Legislature.
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Dakota news.
New Cooperation.

Alfred Blaisdel, Secretar3 Of STATE.
has issued charters TO the Following
corporations:
The Farmers. Elevator Company, or
ICELAND, N. D., capital stock $4,000.
I~ncorporators: Peter Mitzel, John
Bader, John Weber, and others OF Zee
land.
The Farmers Elevator Company,
Bathgate, capital stock $4,000. IN.
perpetrators: Alex Morrison, Willard
Hodgson, j.. ]. Anger and others, OF
Eathgate.
Farmers Elevator Company, Hurdt
capital stock $4,000. incorporates:
Jerry Keller, L%ansiord, N. p; 7. ~.
Raftery, A. Il. Hall and Others, Of
uurd.
Westhope City Hospital, Westhope,
N. D., capital stock $4,000. lncor-
p~orators: Charles Duruin, Thomas A,
Finlay, George Mead and others, Of
Wcsthope.
Cannon Ball Telephone Company,
Mott, capital stock $4,000. Incor
porators: Geo. H. Stone, Ray w.
CcntIlln. y. /. boiSaAio, s'Ai y Hiost' '%A"a
others.
The Farmers Elevator Company OF
Tollay, capital stock, $4,000. lncor.
norators: Rasmus Miller, Martin
Rasmussen, +. A. Ogard, the first and
lastsnaned of Tolley, and Rasmussen,
Of Kenmare, n. D., and others.
Fort Ransom State Bank, Fort Ran
som, n. D., capital stock $4,000. In
-corporators: A. K. Tweto, IngTa.
Johnson, o. N. Hattie, the first ant
last named from Abercrombie, an{
Johnson from dickson.
Walhau Cooperative Creamery GO.
Walnall, capital stock $4,000. lneor
~porators: Henry Porter, John F.tz
simmons, J.. T. 'Briden and others, o
Pellbina.
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Grand Torks-Ole Nygard, a labarer,
was killed at Reynolds by Great
Northern Passenger Train No. 10,
which left Grand Forks less than an
hour previous. Nygard was drunk
Just as the train arrived in Reynolds
he inquired What station it a and
when told it was Reynolds he started
to the door. When he reached the
platform the train was going at a high
rate Of speed and he was thrown
under the wheels when he attempted
to get Off. One leg and one arm were
cut off and the body was horribly
mangled. He lived half an hour. Ny
gard had purchased a ticket for Moor
head in Grand Forks. His relatives
reside at Rugby.
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Rugby--Miss Edna Lander, daugh-
ter Of & w~ellknown farmer living near
here, was seriously hurt as the result!
Ct q horse upon which she was riding
falling upon her. The horse was a
hard-mouthed animal and wanted to
go in q direction which the young
woman Gid not care to pursue. She
began saving on the bit and the horse
reared, lost its balance and fell back
ward. The young woman was caught
beneath the heavy animal and vas
seriously hurt. 1t is thought, how
ever, that she will recover.
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OFFER GOVERNOR $92. Coo aRlaE.
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Tx Leuislztion.

BSsmarck-The next legislature vii!
probably be called upon for tax lceisla
ton if the movement for the assess
ment OF all classes Of property at real
value is TO be carried on. A. sDep in
this direction was. taken this year
but it failed for the reason that pres.
ent laws will not permit an assess.
ment to be made on that basis.
The 1-mill tax for educational In
stitutions is a fixed tax and was
authorized for the purpose of raising
funds Tor the maintenance Of thasa III.
stttuG:ons outside OF the general fund
tax, which, on the low valuation Of
the property, would not produce reye-
nue. enough to run the state ard the
Institutions, and as the tax was limited
to 4 mills it was necessary TO find an
other way to raise additional funds
to de5ray expenses. The constitu-
tionality OF this mill tax has been
questioned, although not in court, and
it has been paid without amy legal
protest. II an effort had been made,
however, to levy this mill tax on a
largely increased valuation the mat
ter would probably have been taken
into court. This tax could be repealed
IL the valuation of property were maGe
sufficiently high to produce this in,
Guided amount Of revenue though the
4nlill tax for general purposes.
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ERlEE Notes.

Fargo--A man claiming 10 Ea Aba
Lincoln, was arrested in H~urIeigh
county.
Jameatown--A five foot vein OF liz
mite coal-fGty feet halow the surface,
was found nea here.
Rugby-There is s row in Ward
county because a lot OF bridges have
been built Off the roadways and on
private property.
Willow City-State Engineer Atkin-
son is making some preliminary sur
veys along the Mouse river in Bot
tireau and McIIenry counties, with a
view to making improvements which
will obyiate the frequent foods Which
damage crops and property there.
Carrington--Miss Myrtle Day, aged
yl,aateen gaars, daughter of n. IT. Day.
residing with her parents s3pt5 c}
G~agrtngton committed suicide
drinking caTbolic acid. IT IS sdpBoe d
parental objection to her receiving e
yoUng mans attention was the calsa
Tor her act.
Jamestown VIM. ifaey was lndsr
arrest for passing bad money. liz had
quite a roll when arrested, which he
Glairnad lie he'd found in the street.
Sentinel Butte-Robert Mclean
pleaded guilty to killing stock that be.
lon5ed to another man.
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7ieer's Daughter Will Wed.

London, Aug, 21.--TnIperor Williar,
it is understood, will arrange a aar
riage between his only daughter, prin-
css Victoria, and bis cousin, Prince
3~attenbarg, Wien llg visits MS p:l !
sing Edward, this fall. Princess VIC
sllia Is emperor Williams youngest
EyilQ, She is IS years Old,