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REAR ADMIRAL DAVIS.
American Naval Officer Who Was Dis
 patched to the Island of Jamaica.

Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis, who was dispatched to the island of Jamaica by Rear Admiral Evans to render aid to the sufferers from earth quake and fire, is second in command of the Atlantic fleet, Admiral Evans being in chief command. He has dis charged important duties in various capacities. He received the surren-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
WANTED

Energetic white woman to help with hrst-class boarding house. Good wages. Apply 62O Laurel street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03

Lohg runs a speciality at this of- flee. Come in and see our web-per- fecting job press run-just the thing for long runs.
 ADAMS PRINTING co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
. . . . . >~ >& . . . - . LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. .
 . . . . . . . . . . .

D. w. Boyce- devotes his time to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
IMPORTANT STRIKE
MADE IN THE VULCAN

A strike of vast Importance is reported
from the mines of the Vulcan Smelling &
Refining company in the old camp of
Hunter, about thirty miles from Ely says
the Ely Mining Expositor. Under the di-
rection of Superintendent P. A Dannaher.
operations have been largely confined to
driving the main tunnel, and at a distance
of LEO feet it tapped the Copper Head
ledge.
The strike insures that this old White
Pine camp will soon be in a process of re
juvenation. after thirty years of idleness.
Assays from the strike average 100 ounces
in silver 40 per cent lead and per cent
copper.
UNTIL further work has been done, it
will be impossible to determine the ex-
tent of the new find. Present expiOra-
lions have proven that the lead is wider
than the big tunnel, and neither the foot
nor hanging wall has yet been found. BY
this method of opening up the mines, Su-
peTintendent Dannaher has disclosed 400
feet OF STOPPING ground.
The Vulcan company was promoted by
Denver mining men, after a systematic
examination of the ground had been made
by Superintendent Dannaher. After TAX
ing an option on the mines, Mr. Danna-
her managed to get the entire purchase
price by slipping old Stag dump, which
was included in the deal These proper
ties were owned in the early DAYS by
George Kennedy, formerly a PROSPEROUS
merchant of Cherry Creek, and were ac-
quired from his estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
NEW STRIKE MADE
AT GOLD RUN, NEW.

The latest sensation in the camp Of
Gold Run, New. is on the Galena claim.
owned by Joe Fayant and W. w. Webb,
where at a depth of twelve feet in
shaft, a seven-fOOt ledge has been I'M
covered The ore lays in a matriX Of
manganese and the most of this large
body of ore is high grade gdlena with
ruby silver and chloride. From this shall
low shaft there has been hoisted cOnSid-
cradle of this rich ore, which is being
piled on the dump. A large number of
the prospectors and mining men in the
camp have visited the claim and all pro
nounCe the strike a bonanza.
Only a short time ago a windlass was
installed and work started on the Ga
lena and as sinking progressed the vein
improved in value and width until now
it looks a if Webb and Fayant have one
of the richest mines in Gold Run. The
ore lies between blue lime walls and the
conditions point TO a permanent ledge,
as float has been found along the hill
from the shaft for considerable dis
tance.
A sample sack Of the ore is to be
shipped to the smelters at Salt Lake
City, as this character of ore is very
much sought after on account of its
fluxing qualities. The ore as taken from
the shaft viii be sacked preparatory to
making a shipment. The Galena is sit
uated only about two miles from the
Adelaide hoist and adjoins the Black
Diamond mine, owned by Thomas Major
where a large amount of shipping ore
has been taken out in the past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
GOOD MEN IN BINGHAM
RECEIVE GOOD WAGES

The pulse Of the workers in Bingham
does not indicate that any labor disturb
ances are brewing. In fact, the men as
rule are fairly well satisfied and the
strike talk is confined to a very few
While higher wages are always welcomed,
the best miners in camp say they can al
ways get good pay and that good men
are in demand in Bingham always, says
the Bulletin.
There are very few American miners
i'm Bingham who can compete with
skilled labor in other camps who are not
receiving more than the so-called mini
mum scale of S2-75 day. Many men, it
is said, are earning their $3.50 for eight
hours in Bingham and few are getting
even more.
The companies are not inclined to con-
slider a higher scale, but the good miners
the operators say, will always get more
than the minimum scale calls for.
1t is said the new scale which the union
did not vote to demand at recent meet
ing provided as follows: Muckers. 50. %:
hand steel miners, $3.50; mule drivers,
$3.50; machine men, 1915; machine men
helpers, $3.50: timbermen, 1915: machine
men in wet places, S425; shaft men in dry
places, 81; machine men in wet shaft,
$475: tool sharpeners. s425: machinists
A.25; pipe men, 1915; pump men, A.25;
moter men, $40; motor men helpers, 1925
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
WILL DEVELOP
NEW PROPERTY
Provo Talent Organizes to
Operate Ground at Spring
Lake, Near PaySon.

Provo, Aug. a.-The Spring Lake Min
ing company has filed articles of incor-
poration with the county clerk. Provo is
the place of general business. The capital
stock IS 100000 shares of the par value
or 10 cents eacn. Four hundred thousand
shares are held as treasury stock. The
directors and officers are: r. E. Knowl-
den, president; John Roundy, vice presi-
dent; Jacob Evans. George McCune and
Joseph Wirthlin, with Braxton Barrett
secretary and treasurer.
The company owns ten claims in the
mountains at Spring Lake, between Pay
son and Santaquin. a tensfoot vein has
been opened up, carrying silver-gOld-cop-
per ore, running from to 30 ounces sill
yer. The property has been examined by
experienced mining men, who predict the
making of a great mine. Work will begin
about Sept 10 and will be pushed as rap
idly as two shifts with Burieigh drills can
do il. The company intends to run tun-
net 100 feet. but expects to strike the
vein they are now working in a distance
of 800 or 600 feet and 800 feet below the
surface.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
MISS GRATiA FLANDERS

Will reopen her piano studio at 1045 z.
South Temple street Wednesday. Sept.
4. Pupils may register from 4 until s
p. m. Patrons desiring good hours
should secure them at this time. Reg
ular lessons in the STUDIO Thursday,
Sept 5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
). oeERNDoRFER.
Stock Broker,
Eel Bell 1872 ISL s. Main S..
A Pathetic Incident,

There is a birth and death in town
today There comes into the world a
new railroad on 3rd Ave. from 6 street
to popperton, and the death of the old
line that for fourteen years has gone
out First to T, and thence to and
through 'popperton. The road that
comes into being is the best ever and
the one that is dead was, all through
its career, the worst that ever-that
ever tried the soul of Christian. The
roadbed was the toughest, the cars the
meanest that evil operative genius
could supply. Thank God it is dead. 1t
has always been damned. Let us hope
that the damnatiOn will follow it into
eternity. Now popperton-which, lest
you forget, is next to Federal Heights
will have twentieth century street car
service. Now the popperton people
will have a chance for salvation and
be relieved of the need of swearing
their souls away every day. Great is
Hartman! Great is popperton!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
Will Publish Statements.

Now the plan upon which we will
make this crusade IS as follows: We
will with the aid of the Nevada Mining
and Scientific society, Dunn's and Brad
streets, publish a list of all legitimate
mining companies in the state of Nevada.
together with the number of claims owned
by each company, the names of the claims
and their location We will also publish
the names of the officers and directors
and the amount of the capitalization.
Mines thus listed can be regarded as
legitimate mining enterprises. AS to the
mines not in the list the public can draw
its own conclusions. We will endeavOr
to make this list miners Bradstreet.
Z have talked with many mining men
in Nevada and California in regard to
this and I believe that in this way we
will be able to rid the state of these
wildcat companies and thus interest cap
itaI TO greater extent in the state
People are now afraid to invest think
ing that they may get into some bubble
scheme which will later burst and leave
them stranded and penniless in a field
of Wildcatters."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
EASTERN UTAH
HYDROCARBONS
Output of DucheSne Straw
: berry Country Is to Be
Doubled at Once.
WEIGERlTE AND TABYITE
MINERALS THAT YIELD OVER
FIFTY BY-PRoDUCTS.

Vernal, Sept. 1--George II. Mulvey.
manager of the Pittsburg-Salt Lake Oil
Mining company, with headquarters at
Myton, announces that there will be an
increase of the output of hydrocarbons
from four to eight carloads per month
and that the output of the refinery at
Spring Valley. Wyo-. will be increased
from 100 barrels per day to 500 barrels per
day. The force of men at work in the
mines along the Strawberry and Du-
chesne rivers will be doubled. The large
plant for the manufacture Of paints. var
nisheS and rubber goods now under
course of construction at Salt Lake Will
be in operation in month or six weeks.
The output of this factory will amount
10 Sl,OOO,OOO per year
Weigerite and Tabyite.
The Salt Lake plant will treat weig-
erite and tabyite, both of which are
members of the hydro-carbOn family.
Newspaper readers, the world over, es-
pecially those who know but little of
the rare and valuable minerals of this
state, will be surprised when they are
told that from weigerfte and tabyite
combined, fifty-two by-products can be
placed upon the markets. 1t would be
interesting but at the same time it would
be tedious to mention all of these by
products and the public will have to be
content, for the present, with only a few,
including paints, varnishes, oils, rubber
for making beltings, mattipgs, Filings,
boots, shoe heels, arctics, coats, elastic
bands, etc: also they contain qualities
from which pencils and inks are made.
Great Variety of Products.
Under the head Of oils, thirteen varie-
ties Of which can be EXTRACTED from weig-
erite alone. is a costly oil which is TO
be called weigerite oil, or Witch OIL
which is something similar to the fam
Gus Schtoyl made from 4 substance found
in the Ural mountains in Austria and no.
where else on EARTH so it is said. The
healing powers of this oil are wonder
full The wholesale price of it is about
81 per pound. Mr.. Mulvey says that the
mines of his company contain at least
3,00o0 900 tons of these minerals.
The deposits are in veins which eX-
tend almost in a perpendicular direction.
Weigerite is a soft substance of a dark
brown color. Tabyite is about the same
substance and color, though it possesses
different parts. as do also Gilsonite,
Elaterite, Uintahite, etc, from which We
get pavements and roofing.
All the products that have been here
discussed are very durable and lasting
and easily withstand the rdvageS of the
most powerful acids.
1t is claimed by scientists that thou
sands of years ago this section of the
country was covered with a large body
of water which was inhabited by strange
fish from whose oil now come sub
stances that will add millions to the
worlds wealth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
MACHINERY is WORKING
AT SIOUX CONSOLIDATED

A. n. Holloway, superintendent at the
Sioux Cons. cOmpany's property, says
that the new machinery. which was start
ed up last week, is now working perfect
~. says the Eureka Reporter. Two shifts
have been put to work in the shaft which
is now down over eighty feet, and now
that the mine is properly equipped It will
not take very long to put the workings
down 10 the depth at which Mr. Holda-
way expects to tap the south extension
of the Colorado ore vein.
The Sioux Cons. stock dropped below
90 cents last week for the first time since
it was listed upon the exchanges. bTt
this week it has been climbing up some
what
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
Palmo Tablets

transform weak, broken-down, nerv-
Gus wrecks into magnificent types of
physical perfection. They restore
the nerves and kidneys to their normal
conditions and make you look and
feel years younger. Guaranteed. 30
cents. Book Free. The S. R. Fell
Co., Cleveland, o.
For sale by F. ]. Hill Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02

Union Assay Office.
". S. Eanauer. J. V. Sadles
152 So. West Temple. P. o. Box 144s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
Menardi Offers Money.

We have been promised the support of
the Dunn Commercial Agency and the
Bradstreet agency in this good work. and
the San Francisco stock exchange has Of
fered to furnish part of the money in the
fight. Captain Menardi of Reno is also
with us in the work and states that he
will furnish all the money needed for
printing expenses.
with the aid mentioned I do not see
why we should not succeed in clearing
the state Of Nevada of these thieving
mi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
1T MIGHT MEAN SOMETHING

To you to be able to get in your safety
deposit box after banking hours. For
instance, a cash delivery of mining
stock, the sale Of which might he
spoiled by waiting till next day. We
keep our new safety deposit box depart-
ment open till D. m. for the conven-
fence Of busy traders. You nav less
than cent a day for the safety and
convenience.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
CO, 1924 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
WILL CUT OUT WILDCATS.
Nevada Operators Organize to Clear
Field of Fake Promoters.

Wildcat mining companies must be done
away with. This edict has been sent forth
by the Nevada Publicity committee and
that committee intends to Immediately be-
gin a vigorous campaign for the purpose
of driving all fake mining companies from
the state as soon as possible. This is to
be done so that legitimate mining COM
panies may prosper and that mining and
business enterprises of merit may not be
blackened by the evil doings and the rob-
bling schemes of mining companies which
exist only on paper, and which are pro-
NOTED by men who would do nearly any,
thing for money, says the Mazun1a Her
aid.
Sam P. Davis. chairman of tie Nevada
publicity committee, which intends TO lead
this fight against the wildcat .mining
companies, and all wid-catters, is at
present in the city attending to affairs
connected with the publicity committee
and in speaking of the attack to be made
on the wildcat mining companies and dis
honest promoters backing them, said:
Takers Must Go.
1.-The people of Nevada are against fake
mining schemes as they not only drag
capitalists hesitate to invest in Nevada
legitimate mines, but also east a shadow
of doubt on every business enterprise that
may exist in the growing commonwealth
'All mining schemes which are not hon
est and which are not managed by men
who would not stop at highway robbery
to accomplish their own purpose of gain
ing riches, must be a thing of the past
in this state and il is for the purpose of
driving out such mining companies and
prosecuting the men promoting them that
the Nevada publicity committee has taken
this matter up, says the Reno Gazette.
THE publicity committee will act in
conjunction with the Mining and Scien-
tifiC society. which is composed entirely
of expert mining engineers and with the
Nevada Commercial league and other bod
les of a similar nature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-02
ALSO TO NORFOLK. VA.
(AND EASTERN CITIES)

Daily low round trip rates, with di-
verse routes and side trips reaching
New York, Boston, PbiladeInhia
Washington and all eastern points.
Through standard and tourist sIeen-
ers daily via scenic Colorado and Den
Yer. Personally conducted excursions
frequently each week Write or call
Let me plan your trip via the various
routes of the Burlington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22
a Knock.

Jimmy" SAID the nltncrf rneIvs
II rip in your pants. Go and sew 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 2l.-Flour
--lirmer. unchanged.
Wheat-iirm. spot contract 104@M t;
southern by sample 9OM9G.
Corn-frm; spot mixed G0H@M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22
Strong Bank Statement Emphasizes
Improving Conditions In
Financial World.
MARKET TONE NOTABLY STRONG
None of the Pressure to Realize
Profits Usual at Close Of Week
Of Advances-Continued Absorption
CT New York City Bonds on Ris-
ing Scale.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21,-Today's
strong bank statement emphasized the
better feeling which ilas been in
course of growth in the financial
world throughout the week. Tho stock
market was quiet but the undertonc
was notably strong and there was none
of the pressure to realize profits usu-
a at the close OF week OF advances,
whom settlement is much unsettled.
The improved situation was reflect
ed even more pronounced in the bond
division where comprehensive ad.
vances occurred. though on moderate
volume OF business.
The continued absorption of lie
New York City AZ per cent bonds
on Il rising scale was n paramount
factor in the bond market improve
ment, the 30 bonds sold ut 1879 and
Tho 10 wear issue ut 103 compared
with issue prices of 1922 and below
10l respectively.
Bad Season of Year.
This Is the season of the financial
year when the New York banks often
nre surrendering large cash holdings
10 supply the interior demand for
currency. and at the same time affect
ing drastic cuts In the loan item to
MI deposits to the reserve >propor-
ton.
This weeks statement. on the con-
trary with the liberal loan expansion
or $S.GOG.S0O, has been added to their
cash holdings at the same time in the
sum of $1,000 600. the net result being
an addition to the surnlus over tho
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22
PROPOSALS. TO DO SIDEWALK
PAVING WANTED.

The undersigned, rs requhAd by
,,v.vnon es---e-i-a - 3f,<ss snr,lS .
nances OF the Town OF Hampton. Va.
will receive Sealsd Proposals until III
o'clock Monday, September the gard,
1907, Cat which time the said propos-
ais will te opcned), for doing certain
sidewalk paving on Academy, Brown
and Cary streets. in said Town OF
Hampton. For specifications or other
information, apply TO
yVM. r. WESTWoOD. Town CLERK.
Hampton. Va. Sept. 70, 1907 9-14-st,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22
Money.


NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-Money on
call nominal. Time loans quiet and
steady; 90 days 5la per cent and 30
days M TO q per cent; six months b
per cent Close Prime mercantile
paper GMM7 per cent. Sterling ok
change steady with actual business
in bankers bills Mt 4S5.G5GriS5.75 for
demand and ut 4S2l5WiS22 for 60
day bills. Commercial bills 4SiM al
iS2. Bar silver gig. Mexican dol.
lars 52%. Government bonds steady.
IlnilrOad bonds strong.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22
loyal reserve requirement OF si,4se,,


Decrease IN Loans.
The S3L0G0OOO decrease in loans
reported by the New York state trust
companies. from June 4 to August %,
was regarded rs interesting contlrma-
ton of the similar showing of the New
York banks in proving the loan eN-
pansion reported by the National
banks Of the whole country for that
period to be confined to territory out
side OF New York. The market closed
strong.
Ponds were strong with greater
activity. Total sales par value 81
100000. u. S. registered have nd.
vanccd 4 per cent on call during
the week.
Total sales today 15i5OO shares. In.
Guiding: Sugar 500: l.. and n. 100:
\. and w. 400: Reading 25.l0O; c.
ana O. 30; Southern Ry. 100: IT, H..
2i,900; Va Car. Chem. 100: Sloss
Sheffield 200
Adams Express ... $50
Amaleamated Copper ... G2K
American Car and Foundry 39is
American Car and Foundry pfd 9tlA
American Cotton Oil ..... :;23,
American Cotton Oil pfd .. ~
American Express ........ Ig5
American Hide and Leather MI 1Gis
american Ice ............... IL
American Linsced oil
American Linseed Oil pfd $50. lgM
American Locomotive - 53iS
American 1Ocomoticc pfd 800. 10!
American Smelling and Remg 9SI
AmcSican Smelt ana Refng pfd ~
American Sugar Refining go. Ia
American Tobacco. pfd certif. 77H
Anaconda Mining Co. - l0Zs
Atchison ........... ......... Ss.a
Atchison pfd ................ S9'a
Atlantic Coast Line .. SO
baltimore and Ohio ......... 9l7s
baltimore and Ohio pfd .. So
brooklyn Rapid Transit ... ASIA
Canadian Pacific ............. 1854
Central of New Jersey .. ITT
Chesapeake and Ohio ..... 3iM
Chicago Great Western $500. NJ
Chicago and Northwestern 49,. lat
Chicago. Mill and St Paul -. 122
Chicago Terminal and Trans.
Chicago Term. and Trans. pf IL
c.. c. c. and st. Louis $50. GO
Colorado Fuel and Iron .... 23N
Colorado and Southern ... 23Tl
and Southern list pfd 55si
Colorado and Southern 2nd pfd 43lh
Gas ...... 1O4
Corn Products .:..,........... 1sM
Corn Products pfd .... 65
Delaware and Hudson ....... 159N
Delaware, Lackawannn and w. 4H
Denver and Rio Grande 49,. 2iA
Denver and Rio Grandc pfd 90
Distilers' Securities ...... 57A
Eric .......,.... ............ u
Erie LIST pfd ............ 46ls
Erie 2nd pfd ........... "a
Illinois Central ....., 49,. 139Js
International Paper ..... IL
papr pfd ....... G9%
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22
.lpsu oIsnbs poos QUO asnr sAnu

sftf pf il ST rfso 4ff n .ii6 SUI
I-oolJrIN 'Norq Oh 9.uoA, pta, 6ppol.
uMol 10 mo 81. qoloudoL IIv hnq 'LIa
'uoplud 5oa NlolO 'lq5Iuo| iu WIM
iouuip OF ouoq qoloudoL .bv 5uilq
Ill oJIM Gu IIol lsnf ouoVdoio} op
~ eI.noG OHM uoH-aolJulY 'lIv
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22

Try IInll's Little Liver Pills for bill
ipusness. constipation ana torpid
liver. 40 doses, 10c. A splendid after
dinner pill. e.9.su.tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-22

n rip In your pants Go and sew It
up"
z but, papa growled the boy,
s"mothcr will sew 1t for me-"
+ Never mind. l want you to learn to
.sew for yourself, for" said the father,
"some day you will get married, and
then you won't have any mother you
will only have wife."-Los Angeles
Times