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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-27
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Sra gsortb srop, u. 9,

Sens Sessions Min0e> Mfbeling go.
2 af Sen Danlfe Sprogforening, of=
bol6t Manoog sften 5. 16. Decbr.
1907 Mebe / &ice=6ormono y. S.
Ma6iens @iem paa s. Ape.
Tormonoen, &aitor 8. Sacoblen,
roobneoe Mg0et. Sefreteren ople1te
Referotet fra iioite Meoe, famine
,%gobfienotes. 8repe bleb oplelte fra
Mfoeling SEQ. l.. / @ortlan6, See. oe
fra M Mnoreojenz Mabenroa, 6or-
mo',om for Sprogforeningen. 8eg-
.ge gnife0e 6oreningen til 2pffe oJ
tilfejeoe: @i6 ma11ge mart bill felge
@fsempel. 81 bar mobtaget SO al
Sprogforeningens Mlmanafer, iom
hi MI far uofolgt. 8etaltng for ois-
3e tillige mes set fgrite Mars &on=
tin9ent belgber Zig til co. 500. SSffffe
ioa 6oarltgt &eiultat for np 8egpn-
0ere. Goreningen teller MI "a BIZ
0rogspoenoe Me0lemmer.
Set bigttgite @mne, iom fom til
Torbanoling nn6er Mg6et bar 6e1t
at ST.. &C.. Mn6reai Ell paatenfte Sore
Drogs Gourne fer opre iblan6t
2an6smpn6. s. 8rebet til % ifriper
Don 10 iblanot an6et:
uSSSeg unoIooer life at nn6errette
Gem ON, at ieg igien / SEN ienere
Sis bar mootoget Spforbring fra
flere Ste6er til at foretage EN- Sur til
Mmerifa for at be1gge b%erboen0e
2on6smen6. Seq bar bi6til ibaret:
blot leg fun0e foa SEN forng0ne Sit
oerttl, og i1nr, bpiS jeg fon6t, at ct
laabont 8eigg bar almin0elig gnifet
.af 2an6smgnD 6erobre og penteS at
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l%igele6es 6e forifiellige @eferater an=
gooenoe Ben famine Gag / sen 6onif=
amerifanife Yresie niler 10, at ser er
Snteresie for Sogen babe ber og
fjemn1e. 9pergsmaalet er MT:
@porle6es fan EFT ioaoon Sur orran-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-27

Syssse*esS sA&1SsAW0 IRs5ysNSN
bereg mango sBiilleocr % i1bgaaenoe
sefit illnftrerer ben Maabe, bborpaa
Mfinittene ON 8olonierlle o. Gam
menflntningerne ienere en- . i
( II oil blipe bebaublet ! elbe 9pbeb-
5berfet.
9ette 8rpnebefte uteb 8ibrag til
bauif-amerifauF Siitorie, berer BIB
til { nbber 9nnf, Der be-
tragter Mmerifa ioun 1T abopterebe
Tabrelanb, Ds iOm oerfur bbr fienbe
tit Suits 6iitDric Ser
pbre
/ iamme Grab ioun ri biemme lerte
bor 9anmarfsbiitorie. Ser fan life
tenfes nDgen bberfen lettere eller be-
bre @aaoe til / Sen o~pbsfsenbe
oanf a M erifanife Il II g.
bpnt
at tn0pobe en- Mati 0 n a I l.
t etsbl {, en- 6o%ritaaelie
af, at DC, % beres Gfterfommere eff
ter benz, er 1bgaaet fra ben banffe
@atiun % { lb nbsibr 5 { I
q nj erifamife 6olf,
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pebefte % ienere
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&erf
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bem at beffe en- &ierligbeb til set
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bette Tolf alt ielb bar ffrebet fig fer
! Amerifa - om bbert Barn / 9an-
AT'#s
mart elffer fit Tebrelanb n1eb bets
itolte biitoriife Minber. Ggiaa set
banff<amerifanfe Tolf fan alt % bill
meb Siben blibe enb mere itoTt pber
| / n @iitorie / Set ira 8espnbelien
iaa fremmebe 2anb - MI Tebre-
lanbet, iDm eubber rgte 9anif-Mnnc=
rifaner %betraster ion1 TT! r9amife /
Mmerifa" bar en- Misiion ,tbe blanbt
set oanif-amerifanife Solf, oe bil meo
Stben ififffert here at finbe I Sniinber
~6anif=amerifanife @iem.
n&labe at oanif=amerifanif Siito=
RE burbe nit / benne S,tle= % Mpt-
aarstib bere 9 b c II fremfpr
noscn anben iaapel til @legt % &en=
aer fer / 2anoet ipm bjemme / 9an=
mari. Griien er fnn SOC @eftet pg
9eres Sr6re paa bette bil Bjebliffelig
bltbe efspe6crct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-27

9ette @~rbpebefte al set itore FL
ftoriffe &erf
v9anife Mmerifa"
Ser otter MDtaar 1908 iii begbnbe at
ubfpmme ! @efter, Ct MI ube og fore
ligger iom en- imasfnlb lille Bog paa
SO Sioer, rigt illnitreret % n1eb ct
me9et ~intercsiant ps a%fbefslenbe
Snbbolb at biitoriif glrt = berbifml-
Sc 8ibrag til
pprt So1fs &iftprie /
Mmerifa q.
Smtrent @albbelen at &rpbebeftet
er biet fprifiellise 4ffntt at Sc 9an<
ifes @iitorie / Mmerifa fra Sc tiblig<
itc Sioer til Mtoten al forrtge Mar<
bnnorcbe, Ben Geriobe, iom Til fomr-
me til ut 1tD9tpre Seggnoel1et at 1el0e
@erfet, o9 bbprpaa beIe Sen Ienere
1tbbifling al bprt Tolfs @iitorie fer
/ 2anoet er bD9get Up. @ernnber
pil man iier meb me9en Snteresie
leie 8eretningerne p,n Sc banife Sp=
bagere Sens Mnnf pg 9 IL
&ering- Mabme, ser al
tib nil itaa inbffrebet / banif-ameri-
fanff 9iitorie meo uforejeneelig
Claus. @nbpi6ere fortiener al &rb=
pcbeftets Snbbplb lerltg at frembr=
bes Ben nofprlise Tremitilling al ct
al Sc banif=amertfanife Gettlemer=
tiers Siitorie - &pI County
/ @iScpnim- iauat 8iora9et
ONT Oct 9anfe 9 + o.
e. a nj nnb i erifa",
besse biitoriffe 1tbbiflinser al ben-
bolosbis en- banif &oloni os en- bamff
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Suprlcbcs pilbe Sur fauecs, 40

9Uorlc0cs ull6c 9Dr faugcs. 40
lioet 8ploc-9pg, ill,,ltreret, 8illeoer
al 46 pil0e 9pr i-nnturlige 6nrper.
Gels-Gpr &alenber, @dsle- pg Gnloe-
&atalog, ligeleoes Briler paa @noer
% EelSparer;; alt Ienot portofrit for
l0c / SrimGrfer eller Splp. Gratis
til Sem ser 1flfiber til eller fjober al
%. Gfrip til Sur Sept, g. So.
9ioe & Sur 60, Min,1eopolis, Minn.
n H-tg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-27
SYo Dafota.

- Sets 1lnge Men6 bar forleoen
l1pr 6rufnet UNDER @fgitelpb poo Ell
lille Sn6i6 be6 Mrlington. Gen enc
efter sen anoen gift ne0 / ct 5trpm=
bul. &ielp bar imiolertio peo @nol1=
Sen og ollie bleb re6bet.
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minneapolis.

n@osle spprgsmaal bciparet" er
8rogrammet / Dggoralil teolofiife
Sonfnnb, 1897 IA Mpe 60, Spn=
6ag @l. 4.
Sen tprre Spnbas" blep gjen=
nemfert / bele fin Strengbeo ltol tie
Spnoag. Ser bar life en- @eitouront
/ 8Den, bbor Ser u6lfenfeoes Ell
Draabe al nogen @rt beruien6e Drif
= set paaitaar / bper Sails 8oli-
tiet. Seen Noliticbefe11 og 2icenie-
tnipeftgr @pans bob6e oglao ON 2pr-
6agen b9ret runbt bo5 alle &eitan-
ratprerne og fortalt BENT. at ser biloe
ife gruelige Sing me6 oem, bbis Sc
ian meget lom lette6e liot peo cit
6laifeprop. Scr. @bons beb6er, at
6enne Tingenes Gilltano oil blibe
BEN eneite %raaoenoe for Tremtioen.
sBnoasslufuineen loblig. Sra
@aibington 8. g., me66eltes /
Monoags> at 5orbunos>&pielteret
bar afgtbet en- @ienoelie, ifplge
bbilfen Orotnancen for gitp Of
Minneopolis ON @aloonernes @gn=
:%0agSlufning ct erfleret for foniti=
t,tionel. @n Soloonpert fer /
8Den, Marciniaf, bleb %arreiteret for
at babe bol6t aaben 6orretning ON
@gn6agen og i6gmtes Ell 8gbe poo
$25, iom ban negteoe at betale og
appellerebe Dommen til 5totens
@gjeiteret, Ser befrefteoe Sen. Ser
fra tog ban Sen til Sorbnn6s-Seie=
iteret, bpor- ban bab6e famine
@fi9bne:: 9erme6 maa 5pergsmoa=
let betrogtes iom ofgiort for ite6ie.
SmrpriiepartD. 2pr0ugen ID. Sc
cember oberrajfeoes Scr. og Mrs.
ar 5erenien af5t. 9oltis8arf al Ell
flor 9fare &enner, ser operrafte bent
cit 11D0elig 2ompe / Mnle6ntng al be=
res 10 Mars 8rDllupsbag. Mrs. Sg=
renien er 9atter-af of6g0e belfie1t6te
8rooer og Seiter Nielien, og ifignt
bun iom Barn fom ber til 2on6et,
fer man / ben6e ct gfsempel Suu,
Dbor go6t oltz bpo0 ser er 6anf,
fan bepares fer, naor blot man bill.
Sun er mi 0%icepreiioent for Sop
fins 2oge al O. 6. g. og arbejoer
altio iprig for larH1ne og for @ogeus
8eoite / enbber @enleel1oe. 81 til
bragte en- fornpielig Gib meo 2ege,
famt Mliif og gang. Gaf til 5giter
@er6a Mielien og ben fortrinlige
Song-abartet al u11ge Memefer,
nemIig Nfiis geielien og 0@rr. Drei-
er, @illinms og @ar11er. 8prten
Carl 5grenien lepereoe iom ieopm-
Zig Mhuiif til Danien iom gift lgitig
til SCI. 8 Morgm. EaIer boIotes al
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Larsen, A. Observation-Disclosures Ord
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dede Udgave
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Glen life &: fornb Dereg Mbon=
llclnent paa 8la6et og anbefal oet
i%ontioig til Ceres Genner % Be
fjenbte.
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: @oa en- 6urrn 25 Meil nor6pl:

- @oa en- Sar,n 25 @2il nor0pit
for Wtller ct EN- gammel Some og
ben6es G6n be6 Mabn @ommel 500
at Sit, % 6oberen ligger for 81
Ben. @oroneren CT tilfalot. MorIo<
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0piigt ODER bele 2an0et, bar meo lin
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fale Scene ser / 8pen, fortn0en BUN
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Sc Zig for nogen Gi0 ii6en al Gp6 9o-
fotas Sfilsmisielobe for at blipe filt
fra fin Man6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-13
Mining Notes.

Seven cars of orc from Utah and one
from Nevada mines were released from
the Pioneer sampler yesterday.
There was released from the Taylor &
BruntOn sampler yesterday one carload of
ore from Idaho and twentyOne from
Utah mines.
Practically all of the mines of the state
will be closed down today. 1t is the reg
ulaT annual excursion day of the Miners
unions, and there will be special trains
from all of the camps to this city.
1t is reported from the east that the
Nevada-Utah company has purchased the
Imperial COmpanys properties in Beaver
county. and the Manhattan company
mines at Phoebe A statement from the
Nevada-Utah company on the signifi-
canoe of the deals is promised for the
near future. The properties are both
exceedingly valuable ones.
There is rule of the mining exchange
that any member caught smoking within
the pit enclosure during regular calls
shall be fined by the caller PC for each
offense. Yesterday afternoon, s. II. Har-
riS of GOldfield was on the floor the guest
of H. s. Joseph. He dropped into a
chair. accepted a cigar and match from
his host and in moment was enjoying
a good smoke His back was turned par
TALLY in the direction of Caller BeveT-
idge, who mistOok him for one of the
members, and, On seeing the smoke curl
above his head, promptly called out: Mr.
Beason. you are fined % cents for smok-
ing" The incident caused all kinds of
merriment and Mr.. Harris, who grasped
the situation in a second, enjoyed it as
much as anybody.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-13
SENSATIONAL STRIKE
IN HIGGINS0N LEASE

The Higginson lease on the Jumbo Ex-
tension has opened up another body of
high-grade ore, the assay running as high
as s6.156 a ton, SAYS the Goldfield News
The vein was first encountered twelve
feet from the shaft in the south drift that
was started a week ago on the 232-foot
level and has been opened I'm half a dozen
places.
The samples assayed all the way from
S1.OO4 to S6-156 The vein is from twelve
to thirty inches wide and extends to the
upraise connecting the HigginsOn lease
with the McNaughton workings giving
between forty and fifty feet of backs A
winze is being sunk on the vein which is
widening as il goes down and a conncc-
ton will be made with the shaft with
depth. The entire vein will run 500 a
ton.
The ledge is dipping toward the Mo-
hawk ground and Secretary Pentland Of
the HigginsOn company expects to un-
cover large body of this rich rock Two
carlaods have been shipped since the
strike was made several days ago.
This lease is also shipping about 1Oa
tons a day taken from the big breast of
ore uncovered in the upraise that con-
meets the workings with the MeNaughton
ease Three shifts of men are taking out
the ore which runs about $40 a ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-13
SIOUX CONSOLIDATED
LISTED ON EXCHANGE

The shares of Senator Reed smoot's
company, the Sioux Consolidated of Tin
tic, were listed on the mining exchange
yesterday morning. and while the oriei-
nal treasury issue Is understood to have
been placed at % cents a share. the trad
ing In 1t was done at 44c to 46c a share
The application for listing recites that the
company is capitalized for loo. 900 shares:
mat the company owns six patented
claims; has issued 10000 of its 200. 900
shares OF treasury stock: that 1t has Sos
oOo In the treasury and owes nothing. 1t
owns its ground, holds nothing under
bond and has no mortgages against anv
Of its property. Reed Smoot Is president
OF the company and ]. F. Farrer Is sec
rotary and treasurer Company head
quarters are located at Provo.
1t is understood that an active cam
paign of development is progressing at the
property, some of which has been exten-
sively opened and prospected by former
owners. Some ore is said to be exposed
In the mine and its future is looked nnon
as being of the brightest At any rate
the stock Is receiving good support and in
these days there has to be Sometime
more than prospects to make anything
go In the local market.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-13
THINGS MOVING SMOOTHLY
AT THE DALY-JUDGE

George ". Lambourne secretary and
business manager of the Daly-Judge COM
Dany, was at his desk again yesterday
after a couple of days at camp during
which he discharged the MAY pay-rolls
and took q run through the property He
stated yesterday that there was practi-
cally nothing new to report from the
mine. other than that there was a ire
mendous amount of surface water pour
ing down the shaft and working through
into the tunnel from the numerous fis-
sures that carry the water down every
spring. This year the mine workings are
much wetter than usual. owing to the
long winter and exceedingly rainy spring
IT is expected. however. that the ineon-
veniences in operation from this source
viii soon be at an end.
Mr.. Lambourne states that the new gen.
eral superintendent of the properties F
p. Burial. has the campaign well in hand
and. for the short time that he has had
control, he has worked things down to a
system that is altogether gratifying
Some few changes are being made in
the cOmpsny's milling plant among them
the introduction of the CaIlow screens or
classifvers. As these devices have so sub
stantially demonstrated their worth in
the big mills of Montana. the Occur
d'Alenes and elsewhere. first-class results
from their adoption at the Daly-Judge
mill are confidently expected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-13
OLD DYER Mine
IS SOLD AGAIN
Milwaukee Man Who Formerly
Owned 1t, Will Tackle
Proposition Again.

The old Dyer copper mine. in Uintah
county, which has produced a great deal
OF copper bullion from a small smelter
that was built years ago to treat the ore
on the ground, and which has since had
many ups and downs, has, for the sec
ond time in its history again passed into
the hands of James c. Gates of Milwau-
kee. Several years ago he bought the
mine at auction for $4,000. 1t then went
TO the Uintah Copper Summit company,
and for the greater portion of the last
few years it has been idle. 1t was IN
derStOOd 10 have been under option to the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company a year
or two ago, but nothing came of the deal
ana II IS now announced that Mr.. Gates
has bought up the stock of the company
and will undertake to find new ore bod
les this season.
According to the VernaI Express Mr.
Gates has just written to Nate Bunting
VINO Is IN charge of the property, that he
Is again in control and proposes to open
up another pocket of copper and put life
into the old deserted camps al both mine
and smelter He still has faith that this
property is not worked out, and in this
opinion he is not alone, as nearly every
practical miner who ever worked there is
satisfied that there are more and even
larger deposits of the rich copper ore in
that hill.
1t is d well known fact that over 100
carloads of ore We're shipped from this
mine that averaged 80 per cent copper:
hauled by wagon distance of ninety-five
miles to Carter station on the Union Pa
clfic. and then paying a handsome divi-
dend. Later after the smelter was built
coke was freighted in from that point
over a rough mountain road with which
TO operate the Smelter 1t is also a well
known fact that this mine has paid in div
idendS something over $4,000
When the last pocket of copper was
failed to uncover another pocket the
mine was shut down. Even then the ore
was so rich that the old dumps were sort
ed over, and enough float picked up on
the side of the mountain below to make
another smelter run. Now copper mines
are worked a a profit that average from
to 10 per cent copper. The Over hill
has only been penetrated few hundred
feet which would only be termed surface
workings in some Of the big mining camps.
where ore is taken from hundreds and
even thousands of feet beneath the sur
face.
This will be good news 10 the people of
Nernal. who still have faith in there being
a mine there and cannot credit the story
that the mine Is worked out already They
believe that a little intelligent prospect
ing. instead Of so much theory. by prac-
teal miners who have lived and worked
in the mines of this state all their lives.
will open up other pockets and bodies of
lust as rich ore as was ever taken from
this prO0ertV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-13
FINE STRIKE
IN OLD GLORY
Property in Silver IsIet District
West of Lake, Taps Rich
Lead Ore.

Eighteen inches of fine carbonate and
galena ore has just been encountered in a
new tunnel on the properties of the Old
Glory company, operating in the Silver
Islet district, west of the lake Man
ager A. j. Bruneau returned from camp
with samples of the rock Tuesday night
and assay returns make the following ex-
hibit; Lead, GIL per cent; silver, thirty
six ounces; gold, a trace.
The properties OF the company adjoin
the holdings of the Carrie Mack company
on the north. shaft had been sunk to
a depth of about ninety feet on fine fis-
sure some time ago and when Manager
Bruneau was at the property on a previ-
Gus visit drifting in the fissure for the
contact had been commenced While at
the property on that visit Manager Bru-
neau directed that some work be done
at another point, where there was a fine
blowout of iron. Everything looked so
good that the foreman at the property
decided to continue.
When L reached camp this time" said
Mr.. Bruneau yesterday, II found the boys
pegging away in tunnel that was start
ed to get under the iron. but the face
presented nothing but lime. I went from
there across the divide to our Dominion
property, and when l returned the vein
had been cut and eighteen inches of such
ore as have shown you was in evidence.
1t looks pretty good, don't 1t? Well,
everything indicated when / left the prop
erty that development would disclose d
big shoot of fine ore at the point men,
toned
Mr.. Bruneau said that from what he
could learn. the Carrie Mack was making
a splendid showing. Ore was being hauled
from the mine to the line of the Western
Pacific, six or seven miles below the
mine. and he presumed that the COM
pany was storing it there awaiting the
day when the Western Pacific would be
ready to accept freight, and he thought
that would be within sixty to ninety days
and possibly a less time. North of the
Old Glory another good property is being
opened up and Mr.. Bruneau says that the
district, as well as other districts border
ing on the line of the Western Pacific
between here and Nevada are going to
make a noise in the mining world before
long.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-13

MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Sioux Consolidated, Senator Smoot
Promotion, is Listed.

A new candidate for favor appeared
on the board yesterday morning. 1t was
Sioux Consolidated, a Senator SmOot pro-
motion. and it behaved well. Taken alto
gether the market showed a healthy tone,
though there was nothing of a sensation
al nature to stir things up Seven Troughs
was started off at Coo, but the pace cut
out for it did not hold up. and when the
day closed il had been sold back to 59c.
with final transfers at COO. Iron Bios
som exhibited fine strength. as did Lower
Mammoth, Yankee Consolidated and one
or two others.
During the two regular and open board
calls a total of 81, $50 shares of stock, with
a selling value of 81, 320.59, changed hands.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during the day: