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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
AURA CAMP is
/ COMING FORWARD
Old District in Northern Me-
vada PIeaSeS Owners OF
Property.

Martin Benson, formerly a prominent
contractor of Helena, has decided TO m5the
his home in Salt Lake City. He Us in
terested in mining properties in the Aura
district in northern Nevada. called the
center OF the northern gold belt. Aura is
So miles by stage from ElkO, by way OF
TusCarora- The one way fare is SO ane:
the round trip 81. Aura may be reached
from Mountain Home, Ida, by convey
ance. The distance is 40 miles.
Five of old Montana stagers are
interested in some property up there,
said Mr.. Benson yesterday. There $
Senator W. N. Biggs, r. A. Bell, owner
of the East Pacific at Winston. Alex
Burrel of MarysVille, where is the fs~
nous Drum LummOn; former Sheriff Pc
ter Scaharrenbroich of Helena, and my
self. We hold the Blenheim group OF
twelve claims. Prospecting has shown US
that our property runs 1896 in silver ana
copper. We expect TO incorporate soon
and to put our stock on the market.
That Aura is great camp l nave no
doubt 1t is the home of the Blue jack
ct, from which 5000 coo was taken, on ore
that was milled only when it ran over
so ounces i'm silver. No one knows how
much was taken out in gold. 1t is SAID
of this mine that. for time, TWO fren
were able to take out ore enough TO keep
a ten-stamp mill Tunnins. There are oth-
er famous mines there that perhaps you
are familiar with. -,
so far as we are concerned, we nave
every reason to believe that the Blen-
helm group will turn out well. l nave
decided to make my home here MY
family is delighted with the place. we
have had difficulty in getting mouse,
but we have finally secured one in the
northeastern part Of town
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
YERINGT0N- NIPPER HAS
CUT THREE-F00T VEIN

l. Goliath. ir.' superintendent - Of the l,,
Yerington-Nipper, this morning. contain
ing the welcome news OF the appearance
of the vein in the 75-fOOt tunnel being
driven into the property. While the find
was not at all unexpected those con-
nected with the mine are ''de-e-e-lighted'
because three feet OF good ore has been
uncovered
was opened in good shape by means of
pits and cuts and ore found at various
points along its entire length. The tun-
mel was started for the purpose of OPEN
ing the vein, and the new find proves
the calculations Of those in charge of
development to have been CORRECT Su-
perintendent Goliath writes that IL is
his belief the property will be III no end
OF Shipping ore Within q reasonable time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
GIR0Ux CONSOLIDATED
STARTS SHIPPING

Ely, New. May ss.-The Giroux Console
dated began preparation yesterday 10
make regular shipments to the smelters
at Salt Lake. There are now two teams
hauling ore running better than 81 per
cent copper, with good values IN gold and
silver.
The company viii load five cars at this
time, and will ship them not later than
next Monday. Three other cars of ore are
on the dump, and will be forwarded as
soon as they can be loaded
1t is the purpose of the company 20
make regular shipments at the rate OF
three cars every ten days.
The work on the Keystone tunnel. on
the extension OF the line of the Nevada
Northern Railway company 90 the Star
Pointer ana other mines in Robinson can
yon, is nearly completed. The ends OF
and the work will be ended within three
weeks.
Chief Engineer A. Judeii of the Nevada
Northern. has the grade completed from
the farther end of the tunnel to the
mines. and the rails will be laid by the
time the opening is made. The grade work
at the near end of the tunnel is being
pushed rapidly forward The road viii
be completed within a month unless
something unforeseen occurs.
Thomas Cox. who has been general SUI
toe Valley Mining & Smelling company at
McGil for the last year, has resigned,
and will accept a position With the Cerro
de Pasco Mining company at Lima. Peru.
held its first annual meeting here today,
and elected A. d. Myers president; j. A.
Long, vice president. and h ID. MacLean,
secretary and treasurer for one year.
The directors postponed action in the
matter of releasing a block OF treasury
stock for the market, believing that the
company will be able TO pay its was as
it goes. The sorting of ore for shipment
will begin at once, and shipments will be
started for the smelters at Salt Lake as
quickly as possible.
The directors of the Ely mining and
stock exchange met last night and ap-
pointed the following committees:
Arrangements: ". n. MeGill, chair
man; J. r. Marks. Joseph Pheby, IL. 0.
Hall and John Weber.
Clearance: A. b. Witcher, formerly of
Salt Lake. chairman; II. g. Herrick,
James Dillon, d. S. Dickerson, NJ. L.
Richard.
Listing: D. c. Mcdonald, chairman; ].
A. Fesler e. w Hulse, ]. J. Wall, c. r..
Reeves.
The real estate dealers OF the town met
last night and organized the Ely Real
Estate association, patterned after The
Salt Lake Real Estate association. The
officers elected were: d. w, Ellis, for
merry of Ogden. president: II. G. Herrick.
vice president; F. p Keran, secretary; W.
II. Miller. treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
DOINGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

More life was exhibited by the unlisteds
yesterday. number of sales being made
in rapid fire order. Western Nevada Cop
per sold at Coo. bidding opening at sc.
Copper Glance sold at 141zc and Uintah
Treasure Hill at 12c. OhiO-Kentucky
sold at S295 and $500. Ely Witch at 81 IL
and Mason Valley 1T S1.S0. Emma Cop
per was active and climbed in good shape
during lively trading. The first sale was
made at 3Sc From this the stock dropped
TO 30c. then jumped to SIC and past CSC
to 36c Standard Copper sold at SIC. Ohio
Copper was quoted at 500 TO 1870; Nc
Donald-Ely at 65c to 81, and Yerington
Copper at PC to Soc. Thompson was Of
at SEQ and Southport al csc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
New York Curb Close.
Bid. ASKED
PROPERTIES TAKEN OVER
BY W0OLEY COMPANY
Especial to The Herald }

Ely, NeY., May 2S.-An important deed
was recorded ia the office OF the recorde-
f0r White Pine county yesterday. when
the Analgamated Nevada Mines q Power
company transferred all of its holdings to
S115 0Oo. 0i
The transfer includes the Gold Placer
Side placer claims of 4773 acres: tha
Southwest placer claims, 1885 acres. fbe
St Pierre placer claims, 30 acres: the
Nerzan. ~ acres; the Dry Gulch, 20
acres, and the Transit 2s.6i acres.
Among the ranch and land claims trans
ferred are the Willard ranch of 40 acres.
and the BENJAMIN Hampton ranch tbs
area of which is not stated.
The water rights reservoirs nine limos
sluices. fumes, bitches and buildinps
with but one or two exceptions. and ali
property not specifically enumerated in
the deed, but owned or controlled nv the
Amalgamated, go with the other pron-
erfv F-Ot'-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
Mines and Mining Stocks
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Carisa Makes Sensational Jump Dur
ing Afternoon.

Carisa' 81 sensational climb to % cents in
the after1b bon session OF the local mining
exchange txas the feature of yesterdays
trading fhis stock closed at % cents in
the forenoon and at 81 in the afternoon.
The cause of this sensational jump was
reported to have been the result of some
one margining on big blocks of stock, the
brokers deciding to Jar the stock loose.
Opening at 80 in the morning the stock
dropped to 80 cents, 2.o0o shares changing
hands at these prices and figures be-
tween. The regular call in the afternoon
saw 1900 shares sold and the open board
100 shares. Tfntic stocks sold in lively
fashion, and Park City offerings were in
evidence. Seven Troughs showed strength.
The forenoon totals were q, 40 shares,
with a selling value of Sl9,S45.5o. and the
afternoon totals 1855 shares with a sell
ing valuation of Sc, 540.15, making a grand
total of 1875 shares transferred, with a
selling valuation of $26 3S5.65. Following is
the list of final quotations and record of
sales made during both regular and open
board runs:
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Mining Notes.

Balaklala Copper stock was listed on
the New York exchange yesterday. The
balance sheet of April 80 1897, was
filed.
Ford W. COrTell of the Nevada Superior
Mining company of Humboldt county, Ne
vada. and the Correll-Copley company of
this city. leaves for the east at the end
of the week.
]. H. Turner of the Copper Mountain
will leave for YeringtOn today to let
double compartment shaft. This prop
erty adioins the Yerington, Copper, which
has opened big deposits Of good copper
and those interested in the Copper Noun
tain can see no reason why their prop
erty should not enjoy the same expert
ence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

Our little boy had eczema for fiv.
years." writes n. A Adams. Henrietta
Pa. Two of our home doctors said ~,
case was hopeless, his lungs beins
affected. We then employed other doc.
tors. but no benefit resulted. BY chance
we read about Electric Bitters: bought
bottle and soon noticed improvement
We continued this medicine until sever.
al bottles were used, when our boy wa:
completely cured" Best of all blood
medicines and body building health
tonics. Guaranteed at 2. c. NJ. l. Drug
store. Soc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
Open Board.

Butler Iiberai-J10I12
Black Jack-201d43.
Beck Tunnel-10ME62ia
Carisa-109G51-
Nevada Fairviev-10oa1 4la-
Richfield Anaconda, 0o0Gl4: JoG151a
Seven Troughs- 40o046; 30d47.
South Columbus Con.-30OtI1 So
Victor Con.-200G11; 2,0c0dl0la.
Wabash-255dI3.
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Formation Changing.

The main tunnel is now entering a
quartzite formation and this change is
being watched closely as il may mean
great things. The property has COM
pressor working and has buildings for
a concentrating mill This has not been
furnished with equipment, as the own
ers thought il swsest TO defer this step
until development now under way was
completed
If the ore to be uncovered can be treat
Cd by concentration. machinery Will be
ordered when the shaft and tunnel con-
nections are made. The property is about
eighteen miles from Newhouse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
Hoffman Off for Montana.

H. c. Hoffman left last night for Hell
ena, Mont, to look into the work pro-
crossing on the Contact Copper mine.
near Helena. in which he and his broth
er are interested.
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Afternoon Sales.

Bullion Beck-100d2.75.
Carisa-10OG34; 50d45; 909QJ0.
Nav Day, O10d29i2: 500d29Ia. seller 60.
Beck Tunel-5OOd1- 621z
New York-50o01719: J00d17.
Seven Troughs-1GGG4s; 100d41.
Victor CON- .O00Il1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
'BIhGHAM-M
NOW A SHIPPER
First Car Being Loaded at
Property as Test Con-
Signment.
REGULAR LOTS PROMISED
UNCOVERED.
REGULAR LOTS PROMISED

The Bingham Mary has at last stepped
forward with its first shipment of ore.
This is a test carload to be shipped TO
the Utah Smelling company's plant at
Ogden. 1t is being loaded at the mine
now and will be at the smelter within
the next day or so. The Bingham Mary
is considered one of the Iikeliest OF
Bingham's younger properties. Work has
been going on for some time in a quiet
manner, the company. preferring to say
nothing and saw wood until the ground
was proved up ana producing. This stage,
apparently, mas been reached.
superintendent James Start, under
whose direction development has been
conducted, informs the local offices OF
the company that the mine is now ready
to ship Tor years to come, and the WORK
planned is hardly commenced. Numer
Gus finds have been made and opened
thoroughly, work being mapped out in
such a manner as to prove the ground
up in good shape. As q result of this
pan, enough shipping ore is now in sight
TO place the Bingham Mary on Bingham s
shipping list 1Be shipment just leaving
the mine is TO be followed by regular con-
signments-
Tram Is Completed.
The owners have had full confidence
in their ground and outside work as well
as development has been preparatory to
shipping. A tram running from the mine
10 the loading station has just been
completed.
The property is high on the side of an
unusually steep hill, the tram was
built to connect it with the loading sta
ton on the railroad tracks below Ship
ping could have been started long ago,
but thu first consignment was held until
this tram could be used. This is run
ming smoothly and it is to be a long,
Notwithstanding run.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
Open Board.

Carisa-l .010d35: J000S2; 900, 80
Colorado-1JlG3.1
DAILY Judga-l09d7. 400d7.5o.
Mountain Lake-199HS9.
Nevada Hills-50004 a.
Seven Troughs-500a47.
Uncle Sam Con.-SJ0sI70; 7006I Il, 1896
Victor CON-, 001d12; 50Odl1l2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
Forenoon Sales.

Uncle Sam Con-, 500Q69; 5OOG6S seller
ca: 2OO9G59; 600670.
Beck Tunnel-4O0d1 60; 200d1.61 buyer 30;
local. 90. seller g; local e2ls-
Seven TrOughs-3ftfi42; JGfG3f; So914f
Victor Con- ,00nf2-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
IRON BLOSSOM CON.
AMENDS ARTICLES

CORPORATION of the Iron Blossom Consol-
idated Mining company have been filed
with the county clerk. The place of bus
mess is changed from Salt Lake City to
Provo City, and the capital stock is re-
duced from 100000 to 100000, with the
shares increased from 100000 to 100000,
of the par value of 10 cents each. The
corporation is one of Jesse Knights. with
property in Tintic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
Ore and Bullion,

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
Yesterday. as reported by Mccormick &
Co.. amounted TO $SS.Ooo as follows: Sill
Yer, lead. gold and copper ores $50 on.
base bullion. $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24

Job white-address just salt Lake
Ind. phone 326. Dup. and Trip. sys-
TENS, order books, salesboOks, bills lad
ing. Very good house. Job White.
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Stocks in san Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in San Francisco yesterday, as reported
over the private wires of James A Fol
lock & Co were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
Orders Filled Promptly.
Martin Coal c.

Martin Coal Co.
Quality at Mcwhirter's bakery. 81
South Main.
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BROMIDE ENGAGEMENTS.

ANY size. reasonable prices. Harry
Simpler, commercial photographer, Isl
South Main street.
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REVENUE MAKES
ANOTHER FIND
Third Unexpected Vein Is En-
Countered in the Main
Tunnel.
STUFF Is GOOD MILLING ORE
WILL PUSH AHEAD TO CONNECT
TUNNEL AND SHAFT.
STUFF is GOOD MILLING ORE

/. g. Burton visited the Revenue one
of Beavers old time prominent proper
ties. a few days ago, and comes back
with the news that third vein has been
cut in the main tunnel. The discovery
was wholly unexpected. but a welcome
surprise. The new vein is three feet wide
and was encountered al a depth of Us
feet. Assays OH the rock show it to be
an excellent grade of milling stuff. as
explained, this is the third unexpected
lind made since the main tunnel was
started. The company was working in
The famous Cliff and Buckbee veins by
means OF a 30o-fOOt shaft. but water
became troublesome il was decided TO get
below these veins by means of tun-
ueL This work was started and at about
seventy feet the first body of ore was
encountered. The company prOspected
this some, but went ahead with the tun-
Hel. and at about 100 feet q second, more
clearly defined vein, was encountered.
This looked so good that drifting was
started upon it. an extra gang of min
cTs being set to this work. The vein has
been followed for distance of fifty feep
and is improving constantly. Big devel-
opments are anticipated on this cross
vein within the next fifty feet
Tunnel to Be Pushed.
The main gang of men was kept busy
driving the tunnel toward the Cliff and
bHckDee VEINS. however, ana TO say the
owners Were surprised when a third and
still richer body of ore was encountered
Is putting il mildly. These three dis
coVeries show that the Revenue has bod
les of Gre never dreamed of before. The
company intends to go on through this
last vein towards its big ore bodies, as
II is anxious To prove up the ground he
tween ii and the point where the shaft
enters the property This Will take con-
siderable time, as some Gao feet of ground
must be tuuneled. The bore being driven
viii strike the shaft point at
considerable depth below the shaft
itself The Cliff vein viii be
reached at depth of somewhere
between 600 and 701 feet, and the Buck
Ice vein somewhere between so and 1,0o0
feet These immense deposits will be
worked from the top and bottom when
the shaft and tunnel are being con-
nectcd. This will be killing two birds
with one stone as the property viii be
opened up in great shape while getting
drainage. ventilation and ideal working
connections
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-11-01
serious Charge.

Ward Lewis, who Formerly lived in
the vicinity Of Bunker hin, this coun-
~, was arrested last Thursday ON the
charge Of lucung young girl a
daughter OF William Jenkins of This
city. 1t seems that Lewis euuced ,ue
girl away some years ago ana took
her to Pocahontas county, W.Na,,Whtfe
he mas detained her against her viii
unul.recently she ran away and came
home. lie followed her here but her
family swore out warrant for Lewis
and brought about the arrest. TIE
matter was afterward settled by Lewis
paying sll costs and leaving the town
withous the girl.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-11-01

No Tainted EIoney.

The lFere en- Christian Missionary
Society of the Christian church al tie
annual meeting Gifts life directors in
Norfolk, refused TO consider a resolu-
ton to return $4,000 received from
John D. Rockefeller, but decided to.sol-
lett no more money from that source.
The Rockefeller corruption fund has
been source of much discussion
among the Disciples of Christ during
some months past, and it was evident
ly because it was thought the matter
could be settled by compromise that
the above course was adopted.
don. Thomas w. Phillips, cf New
Castle, Pa, has strenuousiy advocal Ell
not only the Improperly OF moral in
situations soliciting and aceeptir 8
Standard Ola money, but insists that
the only consistent course is 10 return
every dollar thus received. He main
tains that this is a moral ques ion ana
thar the receiver of stolen goods is moi
in d position to compromise. 70 4 re-
porter ne said:
There Is no compromise law in rev
citation OF ia mature; there caA be no
compromise on line authority OF the
l5ible, or any moral issue. Furthermore
there IS no statue of limitations in The
moral law, and If the money now
wrougfully held by ire society is not
returned now ii must lee AT some fu-
ture time. l Go not believe the Rocke-
feiler money viii be.retained by our
socIely. 1ney may hol0 ON to IL for
year ur Two yet, but, like The Scotch
man and ms wildcat, viii call for some
one 10 help them 10 lei go OF II. hly
nope IS that they viii not keep it
long enough to seriously injure The
work o. the Foreign Christian MIS-
slonufy Society. IL Is as poison, taken
INTO lne system which cannot be re-
talned without injury. bor The iifeahd
health OF The patienll II must be thrown
oil.
Imagine if you can, q preacher sol
letting standard Oil money and at the
same lime occurring against its extor-
ton and dishonesty!
"'rhe position OF the Foreign Chris
tian M issionary Society is utterly in
consistent ana uienable lfIJis wrong to
solicit and receive money from kocKe-
teller it is certainly wrong TO keep
money that has already been solicited
and received from hlni. lflt is right 10
keep this money, ii is right to solicit
more OF it, in fact, if it is right TO keep
this mouey, il is wrong not TO solicit
and get all they can.
"lf there has been any change re-
Gently in Inc methods of The Standard
Oil Company it has been slight but ior
the better
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-11-01
CHAPTER x.

For two weeks tho little party at
Birch Camp first watched and then
began 10 enjoy themselves once more.
September had come, the first tint of
autumn oolored every patch of hard
woca, a mellow haze softened the out
line OF each green-clad hill and noun
tain, the sun rose red and sailed an
unciouded course each day, and gentle
preezes rippled the lake. The forest,
the sky, the air and earth, all seemed
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-11-01
nnIlei-r - - Wlnler.

A mild winter, says John Peterman,
Buffers hornet nest prophet. The hor-
nets are building high in the air. 1.-THE
signs are for severe cold they build ON
the ground, where the snowdrifts cover
them to protect the larvae from the
cold. The corn husks, too, tell ola mild
winter, says the hornet nest, prognos
ticator. The husks are thin and few,
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Saturday evening, Anna Pauline
Sewers, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keller Sowers, Y aynesboro, Pa, died
Of hiceoughs with which she was a.
tackled about Ii o'clock in the morn
ng. The child was aged months and
- days.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-11-01

ThesScapegont
Now VIII en- anything goes wrong,
Blame your wife.
If the butter is too strong,
Blame yeur wife.
If the coffee is too weak,
If the bathtub springs q Leak
Blame it on your patient, meek
Little wife.
If the rain comes pouring down,
Blame your wife.
If the stock or chickens drown,
Blame yeur wiie.
If by =harpers you're beguiled,
If you are misfortune's child
Bi'ue your all-endGnng, mild
Little wife.
If you suffer from the govt.
Blame your wife.
Ifyop're getting down and out,
Blame your wife.
Sure for anything that's bad
She IS The one at fault, egad!
Blame it all upon your sad
Little wife.