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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-01-19
ton 80, township 20 south, raugc

tion 80, township 90 south, range
% cast, W. m....... ......... 4 q
]. S. Lavcry, south half south half
section -, township 90 south,
range 50 east, w. M. ......, %
Miller & Biggs. lois and block
q, Burns, ........ 50 81
f. w. Miller, southwest quarter
southeast quarter west half
northeast quarter section 10
township ~ south, rang. go east
west half northeast quarter
northeast quarter northwest
quarter section 10, township %
south. range ID east, south hall
southwest quarter northeast
quarter southwcstquartcr, norlh-
west quarter aoutheast quarter
sc'tiou lO township go south
range 29 east, and southwest
quarter northwest qusrtcr,
northwest quarter southwc.t
quarter section lO. township 30
s1nth. range 80 cnst, northeast
ouartcr northeast quarter sec
ti1u %, township 80 south,
range so cast. southeast 1uartcr
southeast quartcr section g.
township so south, range 30
cast. WIN .................. .l52 q
Josiah Nu.kev south west quarter
south cast quarter section -
tosnship 90 soulh, range GH oast
north hall north cast quarter,
south east quarter north east
quarter section g. townahip ~
south, range 30 east W. m ...... 90
Mics lucirsl north west quarter
section 2l. township 30 south.
range ll cast. w.. m........... so
Motto Ohrd,cast half east half sec.
tiou ] township ~ south range
80 east, ". m............ ..... 3
VIM Boscmonl. east half south
east quarter, section q. town
ship - south, range 2S east.
south west quarter south west
quarter section % township -
souih range . east. north east
quarter north east quarter see.
ton 80. township22 south. range
Seasi. w. M. ................ l. S
u. T.. and + q Stewart, north half
south east quarter, cast half
north east quarter section lU.
township 2Os1utb. range 80 east,
VS.. .m..........t..st......... g.
And on Tuesday, the 22d day Of JAM
airy. 1907. aJ the hour Of 10 O'Clock "a n
oi said d1y, at my Office go the cour
house. in said county and state. wi
agll q pnblic auction for cash. che 1boy
described real estate. tU tbc person wh
oHcr. Co pay the said delinquent taKcN
penalties interest and acsruing cost
and take % certificate @. sale at thc low
cst rato 0fiutcfcst
A. is. RICHARDSON,
sheriff of nlarncy County
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Timber IanI Aei,June O.. isl,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
moan, lrttaa. i,,ter.6 IN. iss

H' n |' 90 H.N NH| .'
hHfuf. oregon. uUreuu.r no itIH.
AUII.H Do hrrehE .fru thrf boz compliance
HItH iHr provisions uf fHr eco ui tnuFIgsa 0i
Iuu. .. I-r, uUrItrl 'Au uri for Che htlr ul fiUr
uUI IHUur I'M fHr rfHfrs uf california, Oregon.
hrEHIHs HUN Washington Territory us extend.
.i I1 .Ii M. lN'.lr lhuA niaira Il ng OF aug.
Iti 4. Dog. FIrHa n N Hams. UI Burns. county
H. .lufurIt r.HI-U. Oregon, uHs 600. dos nIrI
'u fHIrHHI.. UIr sworn rfffrmrur $50. .n.. fnT
IHr IUrrUHsH lf tur D.. Uf -tI uI section 4,
aut d ul IS i' d. uf section 500. % iu township
An- auFe 500 .I d., N. AZ. auI W'II ufrr
proof Iu rluH tHHt fNr lHuu rHugar .f muIt
valuable for II. IluH.T nf Stone ihHn Icr usfi.
ruIllrul uurIrftfl Hut tH establish hIs tlHIl4 lu
sais land leiOFe Register uuu RECEIVER aI
hurns, ulrgun, ou Wednesday, tAc elh uHy OF
February, lN..
Dee n.mtH Hr witnesses. lloyd A.. IEYnu.
MlIIaI lur|mtF, lnrn Williams. Gees Ni-
Ii.ms H.l ul huIuFi uIr-uu,
AuF Hui alI prfsuus claiming adversely thr
HHnf described lUuUs HrH requested tu flr
tltIl claims lu this uMUt 1U ur before hult
-u-H dag ui tculuaty, l.UI.
Nu.fAHEE Register
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Timber IauI. AotJuue 3 i,5s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED srATFs LAND OFFICE,
Uurua. Oregon. AugrinhrT lp, lgN

Nufnr, Oregon, NuNuinher ~. li0u,
N0u.e Is hereby given mat In compliance
with rHr provisions ul Che uct of Congress OF
Juno .. lsfr. entitled "An act Tor the sale OF
umuU lauus loo Iha states oi California, ore
gOu. AefalH. Hul Washington Territory as
eNtruHtI tu al tne Public Land states ~ act
.ul August o. l,fa hu.las 81 McMcnamy, Of
Nurur, county ul NHTueY, state oi oregon, hus
statement 80 a-,. i0r the purchase OF the tla
NEli Sod. D hWt NNi and NMl4 sNi4,
kuuse 800. - o., NJ. IA. and Viii Oder
proof Iu shoW that the land sought Is more
valuable iur lir timber ur stone than l0f agri
cultural purpose, 8ud no establish his claim 10
said land before tue krsitier und Receiver ~
hurns. oregon, ON lursdul, the -Hh day OF
January, li.t,
uu tiaes Hs Witnesse.; Hugh Harris, foI-
tcr eylFub.gr, Luther furker ami James M
farkarHIl ui sums oregon,
tuy aud aIi persons claiming adversely the
HbOge-lptrrlbed lands uIc req uesied ~ hie their
claims iu thls otuge on or before said zgth day
oi January 1907,
WN FARRE, Register.
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NnTIcE no CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas
Winedeld, Deceased.
The undersigned having been appoint
td eNtcurix oi tbe above entitled estate
Notice hereby given tr all persons
having claims against said estate to pre-
sent Same with proper vouchers within
SIX months Iru aat- nefrol Fee the exec
.uuE .. ..a-Ia., Dlcsou, or % uer At
t.mer Nu Nuiera B1rns, Oregon.
Dated iur 1h iay of December 1906,
NtuUA % NINGFiELD.
ExecuiTiN.
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Timber Laul. Ael juno o, is5s..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gNlLILLn - ~ ~ ! ~. 9rrLGEll n. e


NU.Irr It hereby given thai Boo compliance
with ihu provisions ul che uri Of tungfCsH OF
Juno d, f.is uufiyi 'Au urt for the sale ut TIM
H.T lands Iu INU states ul California, oregon,
NrNalH. aul Washington Territory" a. extend
go tHHI tHo ruUIir land states hy act OF AUG
uft o. the following named persons have
500 huNrIlh hrf a. i10H, nlcd Ia this oucv thcif
sworn rIlfHUrulr. tu-Wlti
thUrIrs ~. Leonard, ol Burns, County oi inf
ucy, vtaIH of oregon, HNufn statement No hI,
lnF fHr purchase uf the ris % the r's ot section
hu, s. lu township 40, - south, khnsc No, ~
Ensf. VI al.
Mals1 lr1uufl. of hurus. County OF iiarney,
Slate ul oregon, sworn statement No, sief Tor
she pufrhrse Uf tna Hki oi section No, u, a.
Township 40. 20 south, Range No. - Easi, W,
That thgy uill offer proofs 90 shoW that the
lands sought tfe more valuable for tho timber
urrtnur thereon than Tor agricultural pufpo
-fr. UuI HuffiH HhIlHH thtif claims a. said lands
D.. Iuld IHH kr.IHfrr aut Receiver of this once
on hurur. ufeHol, oa Tuesday, tho .2ih day OF
Ih.. namr a- HItn,fsrsi Madsc Leonard
Dorothy IgIiu. Ilumgs N, iifchtit aud Charles
M. lrHHHfu. Nl Nururt uftEHut uuu America
IuaIr.t UI NIIH.. NIHHlu.
ANY Uul ai. TrIHIU. claiming adversely ans
Uf fHa HnHFe-iurruuct lends are requested 90
900 rHrr tIHIUr Iu fhIs ohltr uu or before
sHii sIh iHy oi january lavi
Wn, FAEEE. Register
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Public Land usolatcd Tractl
NOTICE FOR PUBLIOATIO N
UNITED STAIRS LAND OTricE
nurns orppou. Derenbcr. 2H, 1900

Notice Is hereby given, that ns directed by
the Comm missioner of the General Land once,
under provisions OF act Of Congress approved
June al 1905 public.No a03 we viii oter ~
public sale to the highest bidder, at 10 o'cloek
a. M, on the 2gth day Of January next or
this onicc, thc following tract OF land, to.WiI
swit NEit OF Section q. IN township No ~
south, OF Range No b East ". NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described land are advised TO file their claims
or affections on or before the day above desig
wN. FAnaE, Register
A Cow \ Rpppiypr
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Dr. w. G. Brown, Dentist. Onic
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office.
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NOTICE oF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
siened hos flcd his final account as ad-
ministrator ci The Estate Of Elizabeth j.
Kelso. deceased, aud the Hon. J. p.
Rector, CounLS- Judge, has appointed
Monday, January 7th, 1906, at 10 O'Clock
a. m at the court home in Burns, Ore
gon, as tnr time aud place Tor the hear
iur OF objection. to such final account
and settlement thereof.
An persons are hereby notified to file
their objections, II any they have, to
said final account, ON or before said
time fixed.
SAM PARKER,
Admiuirra'or OF Estate Of Elizabeth j.
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Up-to-date iuh printing al reason
able prices.
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Since making the above appor-
tionment No. has been disoontin-
ued and money 10 the district re-
turned to the county treasurer,
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Continued on page three)
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Administered o, Estate Of Elizabeth J.
Krsu, deceased
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19

Word from Ely to the effect that the
Giroux Consolidated company has had a
corps of surveyors at work for the past
ten days surveying a pipe line from the
Steptoe valley to Kimberley the little
town on the company's property at the
west end of the district where is To-
Gated the new concentrating mill that is
TO treat the ores from the Giroux mines.
This pipe line will be over twelve miles
long and two, if not three, pumping sta
lions will be located along the route.
Just where, along Steptoe creek the
company proposes to take the water and
pump it up over the hills to it's proper
ties has not yet been divulged, but it will
necessarily have to be some distance out
IN the valley from where the mills and
smelters of the Nevada Consolidated COM
pany are located, as the latter company S
possessions cover a large area
Duck creek IS the chief stream to sup
ply Steptoe creek. out in the valley and,
as the stream sinks before it has gone
many miles and dWindles to practically
nothing, there is conside rab BILE speculation
as to how the GirOux company will secure
the flow required to meet its needs 1t
is reported that the plan is to sink wells
at desirable points and reclaim the wa
terS that have gone down in the sandy
loan to bedrock. After the Nevada Con-
solidated gets under way, however. II is
believed that little if any of the water
of Duck creek will find it's way out into
the valley. so it may be that the GirouX
company is depending some on the water
that has its source on the Heusser ranch,
belonging to the FederaI-Ely company,
after il gets away from there. And then.
again, it may be that the big company IS
planning to buy the Federal-Ely company
out No one connected with the latter
will admit that such is the case but that
does not matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
ELY MEN GETTING GOLD
NEAR OLD 0SCE0LA CAMP

Ely, New. June sc. w. Gaby of Os-
ceOla is in Ely and has some elegant SAM
pies of placer gold, taken from his prop
erty near the first named place. That
there is quartz formation in that vicinity
is evident by the small pieces of quartz
found with the placer gold. The Gold
Bar Placer Mining company is working
the claims, and DR.. r. II. Richardson of
Ely is interested in the property.
'"The gold is found in an old river bed,
said Mr. Gaby in discussing his pros
poets "Our shaft is down 100 feet and
there appears 10 be a big supply of this
placer gold. The mine is now producing
81 900 week and the operating expenses
are $1,000 a month. This property has
been mined before on the surface and
thousands of dollars have been taken out.
We are working in the old river channel
and. l believe, this same channel extends
through the adjoining claims"
Kennedy & Allyn of Ely, representing
local capital. have purchased six claims
adjoining Mr.. Gaby's property and ex-
pect to pick up the same river channel
he is working in. They are organizing a
company to be known as the Osceola Blue
Gravel Placer and Mining company. Inc
mines were purchased from T. B. Tilford
and already $4,000 has been taken from
the surface, which gives encouragement
to the new operators. Mr.. Tflford will
attend to the development work for the
new company, as he is well acquainted
with the conditions in the Osceola coun-
try There is a sixty-foot shaft on one
of the claims, and it is firmly believed
paving gravel will be struck at a depth
of 100 feet. The fact that Gaby made his
rich strike at that depth is urged as a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
UTAH CONSOLIDATED
PRODUCTION AND EARNINGS

Notwithstanding the efforts that are be-
ing made to depress the price of Utah
Consolidated through the circulation of
malicious stories regarding the develop
ments at the mine, it may be stated posi-
lively that the properties were never N
better condition than they are at the
present time and that the outlook is OK
cial News.
The production for the first five months
of the current year will equal the prOduc-
ton for the corresponding period of last
year, and the probable profit for this
period will be at least $1,500.G00, accord
ing to most conservative estimates.
After deducting from this amount the
dividend paid for the first quarter of the
current year and also the amount neces-
clared yesterday, the company will be
able to add from five months operations
alone at least $4,000 to the surplus on
hand January ] of this year. which
amounted to 1891 ,22S. This gives the
company at the present time a net sur
plus of over S3,300000.
Furthermore. the officials of the COM
rany estimate that the company Will
show net earnings for the year of from
So 0O0, 600 to So, 100000 II is needless to say
that such earnings as these are a suf-
ficient guarantee that the present diNl-
dend rate Of Sc per year viii be main
tanned
The company is continuing the policy
of blocking out its ore for four or five
years in advance and the quantity so held
in reserve was never greater than at the
present time.
AS to the smelter question, it may be
said that the interests of the company
will be amply provided for at the proper
time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
UNITED STATES COMPANY
TO MAKE BLISTER COPPER


The United States Smelling. Refining
& Mining company has decided upon the
building of a copper converting plant at
its Mammoth plant, according to advices
from California.
The Mammoth company has been max
ing 30 to 70 per cent matte and shipping
this product to its Bingham Junction
plant in this valley for conversion, but II
now plans to make blister copper in Cal
ifornia and ship this product direct TO
its refinery at Chrome, n. J.
The new furnaces of the Mammoth COM
pany will be ready to be blown in in AU-
gust, which will permit of 100 per ce,,t
increase in production and give the
smelter a production of about 5000, coo
pounds of copper per annum.
The Mammoth smeteT will not be able
to increase production, however. until its
electric road is completed as the tram
way is now taxed to the limit of its ca
pacity, handling $50 tons of ore per day.
The company is now employing 200 men
at its mines smelter and on construction
work.
The remarkable progress made in devel-
oping this property which less than three
years ago, was but prospect, is the min
ing wonder of California.
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reason why the same channel bed will be
struck at practically the same depth in
the adjoining claims.
Andrew Nicholson, foreman of the Lead
King Mining company, is in Ely and tells
Of the discovery of lead ing0t weighing
GOO pounds. The specimen is almost pure
and but for an accident would have been
in one piece. The rock, however, was
broken in two pieces This mine will
ship ore to the Salt Lake smelters during
the summer. The first shipment will con-
sist of fifty tons of ore and will be fol-
lowed by many more shipments during
the next few months.
Gold ore that will average 500 has been
encountered by DR.. H. A Whitney of Salt
Lake, who has been mining at Osceola
for several years. The strike was made
in the tunnel of the Gold Demand group
at a distance of 200. feet from its mouth.
DR. Whitney's company has five claims,
and ten-stamp mill was erected on the
property some time ago, but has not been
in operation of late
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tintic Stocks With the Jesse Knight
Brand Hold the Boards.

With the exception of the steady trad
ing that is INDUCED in by those who fol
low Jesse Knight, the wizard of Tintic,
in stocks bearing his brand that is.
the companies promoted by him-there IS
little doing on the mining exchange these
days. Other stocks, of course, participate,
but there is not the snap and vim con-
nected with them that is seen in .he bust
ness done in such issues as Colorado, Beck
Tunnel, Sioux Consolidated, Iron Bios
som and Seven Troughs, Of Nevada, as
well as some of the unlisted stocks with
which Mr.. Knight is connected. Traders
and market followers have learned To
trust in Uncle Jesse to bring anything out
right with which he becomes identified
and. be il said to his credit. he usually
makes good. Seven Troughs was the par
ticular feature yesterday and buyers who
took on the stock the day before had a
chance to get out at a substantial ad-
vance.
During the two regular and open board
calls total of SO S25 shares of stock, with
a selling value of $33. 5.05. changed hands.
the list of final quotations and record of
sales made being as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
ORE FROM NEWHOUSE
RESEMBLES BULLION

From all appearances they are only Just
beginning to understand how big and rich
mine the Cactus, OF the NewhOuse Mines
& Smelling corporation, really is Ore
is being mined every day on the lower lev
els that is richer than most of the matte
turned out by copper smelters; il resem-
bles bullion rather than ore.
There is a sample of ore at Samuel New
houses office, a chunk that weighs Ito
pounds or more. that samples over 30 per
cent copper and go ounces silver per ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
Mines and Mining Stocks

That kind Of stuff is being bumped into
every day and from the appearance OF
things at the mine, some of the old heads
employed there, men who have spent their
lives in mining copper are predicting re-
suits with deeper exploration that Will
stir the blood of the coolest bear that
ever Daraded the walks of Wall street,
New York, or State street, Boston.
While the management has not author
lied the statement. it comes from source
entitled to every consideration that dur
ing the first two weeks of this month
enough high-grade ore was shipped 10
more than meet the entire costs of OPP
erations at the property. Every pound
of that ore was taken out in develop
ment. As a matter of fact. there is lit
tie mining being done at the Cactus that
is not necessary in the proper opening up
of the mine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
PREDICAMENT
Of HONER|hE
Few Things About Property
That Show AbSurdity of Its
Market Value.
VAST SUM IN DEVELOPMENT
RICHEST PORTION OF GROUND
YET TO BE OPENED.

There has been a great deal said about
the Honerine companys property at
Stockton during the past few weeks and
so thoroughly frightened have some of
the shareholders become that they have
been selling their stock all the way down
from soc or zoe to 10c a share, the latter
bid having been accepted for a 50O-share
lot on Monday. All because the manage
ment has called for zoe a share assess
ment and intimated that another or two
of the same size might be levied.
II makes no difference whether the COM
pany made a mistake in holding back for
the day wnen assessments should be lev
led or not. 1t makes no difference wheth-
er the present control continues to oper-
ate the mines whether the property
finally passes into the hands of some
big corporation with disposition to do
things on a greater scale than is now be-
ing attempter or not. The fact remains
that the HOneTine is too great a property
to be degraded as it is now being done
by a few COld-fOOted individuals who are
unable to see merit in anything but boost
ed stocks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
of Paine, Weber & Co, Boston, together
with the range of prices of copper stocks
and other Boston listings in which the
west is interested, as we'll as a similar
report on New York curb transactions, a
feature that has just been added by
James A. Pollock & Co. to it's private
wire service. and from which it is secured
for use in this department of The Herald.
Boston, June 1S.-No news is sometimes
good news, but not in this case. The
market is so dull that it is useless to
try to turn around in any stock We
hear encourage news III the metal and
think within two weeks large sales will
be made at only a few cents concession.
The general feeling was a little better this
morning and the market was bare of
stock, the offering prices in some cases
being two cents over last night. This
shows a let-up in the liquidation and
looks well for sharp advance in next
good market.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
Metal Markets.

Silver. size per ounce.
Copper (Casting), 221zc per pound.
Copper (cathOdesl, 2224c per pound.
Lead, $685. per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
~tocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada
stocks in San Francisco yesterday, as re-
ported over the private wires of James
A. Pollock & Co, were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick K
Co, amounted to $4,000 as follows: Sill
yer. lead. gold and copper ores, $4,000;
base bullion, S53. 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
00INGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

1t was a flat day in the unlisted stocks.
\ little Crown Point was trOtted out at
60c. Mason Valley sold 100 shares at 81. 6
and there was a little trading in Ohio
Copper at S4.O5 TO $40. Quotations on
other stocks We're recorded as follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
Afternoon Sales.

Little Mammoth, 1O0ds2 IS, seller So
May Day, 1,001d2s12c, seller 30; 2,Oo0d30c
buyer 30.
Uncle Sam. 5O0d69c, seller 30; 5OOd6Sc
seller CO.
Butte London, 5OOd101Rc
Beck Tunnel. 200d$1.70.
Colorado Mines. 1O0dS4O5: 500GS4 O215
seller 60.
Ingot, 100dSc.
Iron Blossom, 6O0QS0c; 1O0d79c, seller co.
1006S0c. seller 30; 100dS0c, seller 60.
Mt Lake, 2O0G70c
Sioux Consolidated, 400dAHc; SOOG42c,
100dHc.
Seven Troughs. 1OOq6ec; 3O0d67c
Victor, 1,30Gd1412c
Yankee, 0O0G53c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
Open Board.

Open Board.
Beck Tunnel. 1.7O0dS1.70.
Columbus, 59dS5.05
Colorado, 6O0GS4.05
Iron Blossom, 100dS2c: 2OOdS3c seller 50.
Seven Iroughs, 5O0d69c; 1,0o0Ge9c buyer
60: ?. 600d7Oc.
Sioux Consolidated, 1OOd42c; SOOG421zc; 400
G43c.
Shares sold, 2e,150. Selling value. sls. 1850.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19
One Shoot of Ore Worth $4,000.

One SINCE shoot Of ore liz the Honerins
mine at the present moment is known to
contain more than $4,000 worth of ore.
net. This shoot has simply never been
opened; no mining to speak of has vet
been done in it and il has never been
counted in reckoning the tonnage blocked
out i'm the mine. That is only one thing
Shoot after shoot of ore has been opened
on and above the drain tunnel level Icv-
cry single one IF them shows stronger
under the car tracks in that great avenue
than they do anywhere above and, when
a Wine has been dropped down a cou-
pie of hundred feet below the tInnel there
will be several millions of dollars more
ore available