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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Nus Den ,Nuacn DER Suits.

bctriigcriihc engagements Su-
rcollr. - Nr. HMrt2 hintcrlicb
groBca Ncrnr6gcn. 3calc luc.
gen MeineiOa pcrDditct.
Giuc Notlllul1 Dor bctrijAcriidcI
Stcllcu NddNpciiluga Nurclln
mlroe acitcru pom Staat2oumult
Cmcn2 crloiiru. Ter EIouL nah Ocnl
sic mciIteu 0icicr >nItit,tc orbcitcL
lit ser. OdB Scr Stclciuhcroc s. SIT
%ocponircu bat, oic 5ltr llntcrinhmnA
'cincr &cicrcn5cn 0icncn loIen. Qtc
NGcntur ptrpiIihtct lid, ioQa Die Nt-
icrcl}cu cin glttc3 NcitItat crgebclt,
Dem Nrbcitplhcnocn cine StcQmB
III bciorRclL ioa9 bicicltcn Elm idjlcdJ
ties Grlcbnib bobcn, sic 0Gabltcn So
}uriid }u }oblcn. Ger gauge Gontroft
iii obcr 10 pcrfloltiulirt, oob ser &c
troAcnc nit &illic ser @Crid)tc follm
icin @cI0 micocr crIungcu fonu. limo
in Den mciItcn TGlcn gebt Is Ocnl
rlld 10: Der }lrbcitilthcu0c 5abIt
icinc s., crb0lt obcr mcOcr Stclun0,
ltod) iciu Wcl0 5lriid, Ter Stoat2
oWpnlt crtl0rt, 0oB inn sic Nonrcn
5lpcicr 0crNrtiGcr %nItitttr inucrbnlb
Ser lcttcul2l Stlmocn bctalnut 9cQe
ben lciclb lHl0 ooB er Nniormotioucu
ilbcr cine @ll5obl glci6urtigcr Nu
ltnItcn ermurte.
Nr. 0out5 hintrrlieb iibcr
.... 100000.
Nn Dem i'm 2%&oiicn0criht ctugc
rcid)tcn iNlpcntor . &cr5cihniB iiir
Den Nohlob oc3 Nrrr. NcurO %olt0,
iriibctcn Fr0iiocntcn Oc9 o@crmo-
nio-Gmba," miro ser Mcrtb 0ea
Nohlhiir3 olri $329222,79 an9c.
gcbcll. ...,.
Ter Nertb 0c3 NohIoIic8 ora Der.
i%;orbcncn &rn. &obn Sc. Ober be.
I0rit i'd naA Sem Bcitcrn int @oi.
lcnGcri6t cinGcrciGtcn &npcntur-
%cr5cthniB ouf S261,S92. 81.
Nltt 5ebn Sabre ms
3u d t bdua.
Der, 9tNcr gilbert MottbcuS MIR
sc gcitcrn Nadmitto0 I'M Criminal
@criht, 9l6tb. =, ocs Morocs inn
5~lpcitcu @ro6c iibcriiibrt luro 3lr 5chn
Gubrcn 3rhtballS perltrt6eilt. 2(m
20. WP0r5 ., 5. crltat WtottbcpS I'M
Strcitc nit icincnt Shmogcr, Geo.
u. EbomQ5, 0cn 2cbtcrcn nit cincm
6lciihcrmciicr.
0cS Mrineio8 Der6Ghti0.
Miaium Nrrano Don Nr. 1554,
6ricnoihip Eloce, mlrbc 0citcrn,
,AQdlAHp CT bon lrn @roBgeidmnres
llcn in ocnt6aac gcgen sic ser llebcr.
t%rcturg Der SonntoaSgcicBc mrgc-
lhuioiGtcu 6rnlt Marp :. Ncllebun
Don 9tr. 1880, FrnniDluonia Nucmtc,
nllaBcfd1t bate, Inter Dem Teroodyt
OcS McnrioS I'M Wcri6tagebGuoc
pCrbnftct.
aonnte feline 9iirgi6oit
an trcibcu.
Sr, Sbrocc $. 9omIing. Oo2
iiingltc 2rBiaIotllr Mitglieo lmo
EoittciIttr pon Me6oiicsuiac, Ct.
Morp's' G6lmtp, ser bcfonntlih ser
llntcrihlo9ltnI BON EoitgcIoern in
@ctrddc pOn $1,000 nn0eiduIoigt it,
fonntc bis gcitcrn nod nid)t olc
$4,000 9iir2ihoit mitrcibcn. Gr
mllroe odbrr uorlGlriig ms @ciGng
nib aebrudt. 2lnr nGdIten Gicnitog
IlnOct pas Scrbor 1T oieier SoGc
ltott.
.grbaIt $500.
Cine Gntihdoialnla pom $500
lp1rOc Der minocridbrigcn Gohtcr
0ea @rn. Nlirco u. Gorncol, Momie
Gli5obetb Gornenl, in ibrer alo0c
0e2cn Die Ger. Strnbcnbobn. @eicQ-
it,nit bon Sen @citnporcncn i'm
Stnotgeridt 5tgciprohcn. IoS ga
mails oreiiGbriNc Mdodcn mtroc am
4 Inn,, Itl- s., - a..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
N0bDfaten.

abplpb eutberlet, RedtSanipaIt. Er. 10, Oft.
2erirgtonsStrabe. g. & y. BboHe, ct. Baul
3530-M.
8. Garbnrt sbimer, -ettsanmnIi, Union 9ruft
RutIoilg, baltimore. Wto. 9etoe Telephone.
aari ". VI. eduIt, i26-129 Cam PuiIoing.
@uitanus 9urb, 261-2G9 9aInert 8uiloing.
3. Nm. Erttnaun, iii Gorbs9burleSsStpabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Mcrhants e Mincrs transport. So.

SUUpffisSlHlt.
Trudt uno Hafiagiert.
Gadl gnftuu NIB benz EftH.
StenItaq. Sunitcriia0' Sumitag. 6 llbr IbeHbs.
. ytndl Yrputocncc nno oerl, Ehen.
Wontae, Sreitan, Sdmitaa, 6 ubr MbeHoS.
. Bad 9ietu urts9tews nno 4prtuif.
TdeIib, mtsoenpmnen Witituods, 6 t1br sbbS.
= Sroht dnacrommcn tiqlih biz 8 rhr ytn6m.,
fir o~eHielben Gag ADHERENCE 9nntpter.
Tudl Snunnunb uno bent Stoen.
Sicnftag, Sreiiaa. 6 llbr Nbenos.
=. u. Wc9iein, N3cnt, Bier Sub Siios8dhsSfr.
Saupt.Sitreau: 8crman. uno 2tglt'strate.
..Ui3T&S-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Staats-8anfen.

,5enttdbe 9aus ppn Baltimore" baltimore
unb Souiodps Strabe. 9lugujt Beber. Brat
bent: e. ). SI6t, ~Shatueilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
@eiddfts.@cgmetler.

Seitungen, 8eitihriften etc.
,rhe Baltimore geps 6r.," 2noio aberernu'
bic, GefhdftStiibrtr, 3fS WeitsSern1an'Str,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
r1IItsSnmponnieu

,Dtarbiuuo sruIt Co.," Iprotpefisgde galberts
uno 8ermunsStruBe. @rier Serid, Yrdft.
bent; g. 9. 3immermGnu, Sefretar: Carroll
San gteb, S~6ubmetfter.
Baltimore 5ruit & GUARANTEE &C.," Equitable
guiIbiua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
Gpar.8nnfen

ySentihe sparbanf bon S~Glttmpre," antatp'
lno Baltimore Strase. .
ySt. Samcs sparbauft" BaltitnoresStrdbe unb
&uitonls9oufesglpenu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

&inocr, bic ibrc @ltcrn bciibcn,
nladJcn III jcbcm Sommcr Sntcubc
pon Tamilicns nnb &crcinsnnsiliigcn
NIT. !Selit Den eltcrnluien Yilcgcbc.
fublcncn bcS ScmtidDtbmms |nltis
murc'S boron cinsiacn SabrcsanS.
iIng am Efingitmontag pcridJ0ncrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

Grcibun0crt Millioncn
Flllcn.- Sn 0cn VoltinlorCr Gro
gllcn-SGulcrn mcr0cn jGbrlid) 300.
100000 Yincn bCrgritcllt lno Oo3
Erooiift biCiCr Sobrifcn mirn iibcr
oo@ gonjc Sono pcrinnot. Nur Ebi-
laoelpbiu ul0 Gctroit fubri5ircn nlchr
FlIlen mo ionltigc Mc0i5incn ol3
baltimore. Ebilooclphin'3 Qrp0ucn
tobrlten bobcn cine Snbrc9CinnuhmG
bon 100000, Ole BON Gctroit cine
loldc bon $20,NO00OO, mGGrcno Die
VoltImorcr 0roAucnbGuicr cinclt
llnl'ot bon $15,O0O000 bobcll. Atcne
Wort ltcbt an oirrter Stcllc nit $40,
100000. Baltimore mar cine Der er-
item Stootc IN Ocn &%crcjniQtcn Stuo
ten no nit Der 6n~brifotion bon Nc,
oljincn bc9onncn mllrbe
SIC SobrcN dl luB set
lthtciten Ser GIottcn.
Ntohcmic - Wtit scr llcbcrrci
dltuN DER 0iplomc an 0ic POO Ntit
aIicOcr DER nicrtcn &lniie scr 6lottcnz
HtoOcnr in annapolis mo cincnl
|nlI, ocn Ole ultcrcn Aloiitn oclt
@roo,tlrcnNcn ST Gbrcn 0rbcn. funi,
men bcrtc Ole TcitIihfcltcn ser ioar
llonlltcn oSllri Mode" Scr %abrcS.
ldllBreler, sum- NbihluB. WcitCru
Abcno Iono Der SobrcSboQ in Scr
SS6f'enboIlc Itott II. Ole Icunion bcS
Tlumnl.&ereinS Scr Slottcll .9lfooc,
mic. IS nohmen an Dem Noac 1000
Verlonen tbell, nber unr sic Nooct.
ten ton5ten. Gum &ciomeien ser @ro.
ouIrenoen fam SSlettcnietrctGr Met.
call nld)t fomnen, nm ibncn Ole 81.
plontc 81, ilbcrrcihcn, nno @cnuoi
Soroce Eorter. FrGiibent Scr Ne
llldlSbeBoroc. miro 0ieic l}ilibt ilber.
Mad)itcn Muntas lit Tiinsitmum.
tag Der pSentidc @icrtc ,Snli,"
ari ben oaS Tcit Der ocntidcn &ai.
icn ioat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

Warmor. un6 @ranit.W erte.
g. SiIsartuer & e6hus. 714-7ts S~Beit'seItt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

plumbing 8,lrnqces. &unges ,ano
Seien, Gahoeden uno Hinnen.
@tnnstt grps, 623 Morb. Acknowledging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05
MaralanS & Gcnninlpania q. q.

7.30 Go2nl.. nab Yorf. ause. Sonntae.
$50 Tornl, nab Delta. MIR Souninos.
$50 @ornI. nab 9elnir, diisg. Sprntags.
-11.30 Sorlrl.. mad g.Iair, aus9. Sdnlitnas
unb Gpnniags.
100 Yiadnt., nab 0eIair, flir Goniifaas.
t.20 9indbr1., mad SeIair, liir Gamfiugs.
$50 9ldd1f1., ndd gurf, alisg. Souniaa5.
i4.05 siudhrr., nud Gelta, MIR Sonntaes.
5.15 9iuclifl., nndl Nelair, uiiSg. Sonniaqs.
6.10 sbenes, nab Seita, niisa. epnntaes.
HOO slbetbs, mad GeIfa, mir eouniaas.
11.3O sibenos, nab 9eIair nuse. Gonnfaes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

UtQrfflor. uf10 0rdfttfsgSerte.
6. SiIsartntr & e5bus. 714-7ts sBeftsecItt.
moresStrnbe.
Plambing, 8llrnaces, &anges ano
Saien, Gahoeden un6 Ginnen.
Bennett Srus, 523 rb.5r.montsstb.nue
&upferi6mieoe nno Blumbers.
3oba enbert, TIA QbameSsS trabe. q, 4 3.
2elepbon: 8olie 1899. "t'"l
Seuer.S
ISN'T. 7. ehadeIfurh & Co., 10 urh II Gbamser
,Muoal Sninranee Sc. of elpsrposi," $enrr W.
MariteIo, Neftbcnt Wial.naer, l01--fo2 @banI'
Der Of Commerce Rnl.vtilg.
,.1rrntania sycucr srfifcrungs . 0efehidat."
Baltimore uno RortbsStrabe.
@runoeisentbums- agenten uuA
.SGnoler.
Sisrrr 6. Snsas & Rssbe~, 10 Ottaerlngton'
Strube.
$rSi6mieo. 3ubebor.
Q, Scott sapas so, 1862 unb 1854 HOrS'eab'
6oblen mo Sol5.
penrs q. Bon erin:. $50 GoIunbt1s abenue.
Shmlldinhen uno nDren.
u. 3, Niaer, 80 SiisPnItimore.G trabs.
BionoleiG. @eldGfte.
,Gpaipitbatco 2pan Co.," 1 slorb.Oab'sirabe.
Tianos mo Srgeln.
Gsas. u. etirif, y gtoro. 2lbertp. Strnbs.
gm. anabe & 60. rHDttc"sSebduoe. Dt. Hopal>
Hpenut.
Eapier nn6 Tepier.D Often.
eMttt, Tisun g., 105 uno 1s7 SanODersStr.
9ledlplntten, Wctou etc
2pou. 6pnuiu q So. ttHtorporirD, 1910
NGlhcrilon Cir.
Teteftip.a gent1iren.
8iicfu. etruuie Teteftip. stg cutnr, : giIp'str,
baltimore, NO, Ct. Inul 4126. Mue Wftt'
tbeilunaen aebeim aebuIten. Terfonl!he aut'
inerftnWfetf 4epeben.
epanoaner d Sdmiot 0riber bet Smith. Ret
& 2Oons. 503 SaIecrt gniloing.
2ei6erbeitatter.
eanbsrs & ebbne, 1903 -i710 Gantc:rhberae.
g9m. Gpof. gioribs rno @reenncIntapenue.
Srie66Gfe.
r,asnbpn 9art Semetern," Office: II 8et.
GaratpgdsStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

Sames 2. Spter & Co.. 115 nRo lit Skb'8re
b~ert6sStrnbe.
wes. d. slpan & erp., Ala ti&btitr. '&ertts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

ydie fir's AnSIanb beiprat q. Maine, RI.
413, Off, aIttmpre.etr, nate Guitpm Npnfe w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

2anbpirtbibaftIide @eratbe unb
SGmereien. a,,,g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

&upferi9mieoe nno Blitmbers.
3pbu oubert, TIA 2bamesss trabe. g. 4 .,
Ielepbon: Bulie 1899. tu '.'r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

9aumaterinlien, Gbiren, 5enIter'
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

@rifi Trou unb So6tcr
an. Sunlucl =, Godep BON Elmo
Mum miirNe Qcitcrn hilrd) Hld)ter
Serbert IN Ipmion in Grmongclulg
BON 5000 @ilrQiAoit fir Dos De
riftsperipbren inter ber Mn'tulOl'
9llng lloh Dem WcidngniB gelanot,
angeblid, ieitc 6rnu 2aitra GodeD
ongegrifIen lu10 lcine Sod)tcr, sri.
ellie Gpdep, nit OCnl Sobe beorobt
5u bobcn. Scit Longer 3eit lheinen
in Der SoniIie 3piitigfeiten SIT berr'
iden.
GnbIih crmiiht. = Ger 30
Sabre altc @cifor pom 1900 VIC.
Senrp.S troBc, scr Dor einen, Sabre
$500 bon Nclcn Nido!portb bon 9tr.
1908, Somlon.S troBe, 2ocititE niht,
inter Dem Noruulto erlangt bnbcr
ioll, NaB CT oiciClbc beirotben lperoe.
nno Damn pCrihmonh, ipilroc aeltern
in Der iiiOIiden Eoiiseiitotion fir lei
men Iro5eb nod Sem @efdnsniB &C.
ianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

NGd)itrn Wuntas lit Tiinsltmun.
tag, Der rSentid)e @icrtc Snli,"
ami ben bas Tcit Der bcntidDrm &ai.
icn faat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

moiier scr Sdpcltern per9iitet
mltr0c.
Ser 9eitchEng onqe-
flngt. - Notbnn Nagll1 bon 9tr.
1920, SIt.Sobette.S trobc, ml,roc ac.
tern inter Der gnihlllOiaung per.
boftet, Dem Stoblperf. Snipcftpr oeS
@nllzI cportcmcntS s. 6. Mcio cine
50 Vollfnote III sic Godtaidc geIteft
81 boben, Inn Ocnielbcn irl ocr 9(ils-
iibung ieiner slmtspflihten at becirt-
f%lllien. Ias Scrbor iilbet bcltte III
Der neitlihcn Eoli5eiitatlpn itutt. ~
Gic pielen Sreunoe he&
@errn g6riition gdert, hes
Gi1cutbiinlcrs bes Y&onarb Soi,ic"
SIT Gaicott.Gitp, iuerben lid 9efuiS
lrcllen 5u perncbnlen. ouB SEER
Gfcrt ooa b%eriibnltc Sotcl mieoeritm
lclbIt iibernonrmen bat. Serr Gdert
bat bcfunntlid bos oSomorb Souie"
bercits Dor 81 Sobrcn iiber1lommer,
mo inter iciner Scitllng lit poIielbe
Sllnl Stcaoihein Scr belieren aloiie
bon Guicott-Gitp gclporbet intb Die
@oltinlorer llid)ten bniielbe ebeitfolla
nit @orlicbc aui, ga SER Gdert bier
joblrcidc cute 5rclnoe beiiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-05

Gopier nno Eepier.D Often.
emttt, giSuu g., t05 uno 1s7 Sdnoper.Str
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
COPPER METAL MARKET.

BOSTON, July 2S.-There is a
more hopeful feeling in the copper
metal trade now than there has been
for more than a year. There has
been more inquiry for the red metal
recently and some increase in the
buying, although IL has not yet
reached proportions large enongn TO
cause anw very material change in
the price. Ii has been a surprise 10
some manufacturers TO find the num-
Der OF specifications for new work as
large as II is. and it is this fact
which now encourages the promoters
to believe that We are gu the ese Of
an improved demand. The only con-
diiion holding back the promoters of
new enterprises and the Management
of older plants needing improvements
has been that confidence was not
quite fully restored The ease IN
money, however, and he better Ge-
mand for investments OF all kinds, ms
well as the manifestations of conf
dence in the Ney York marker, are
rapidly bringing about a disposition
to go ahead once more and while a
certain degree of conservatism is to
be expected until the presidential
election is otu of the way, enough
of demand is expected TO place the
copper metal market In much
stronger position. Like in the steel
industry. however. the best authori-
ties expect that recovery for a while
will he slow hut sure.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30

Both men insisted that in rectangle,
seven by four feet, samples similar
to those exhibited might be secured,
just as easily as one could break a
piece of lime rock from adjoining
property. The men had cut down a
tree to better mark their find.
American Fork sat up, looked and
listened. Forthwith party, equip
ped for about a months prospecting
campaign, was sent up the canyon.
headed by Mr.. Mercer and Mr.. Chris
ty Silver Lake was reached, and the
hunt for the newly cut tree began. 1t
continued, but no tree or stump could
be found. The seven by four foot
bit of outcrop, with the sensational
values, was not even thought of when
the tree could not be found. The par
ty returned to American Fork cour
pie of days ago. No more samples
of steel galena are exhibited in any
of the bank windows, and nobody
ever talks above whisper about the
strike
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
CURRENT TOPICS.

Mrs Ezra Noel, of Pencoock, N. H..
has white Wyandotte hen that lays
an average of one egg week that
measures sh by 5A inches and
weighs five pounds. These eggs al
ways have double yolk
London had this year the pleasant
est June within the memory of the
Oldest inhabitant. There was but
one sunless day, and in the month
the sun shone 245 hours, and for a
third of the month from 10 to IA
hours a day.
Rev. DIR. John ID. Long, who Is a
Socialist and at the same time a
Presbyterian minister in Brooklyn,
means to produce plays in a tent
which he has erected at Brighton
Beach under the auspices of his
National Society of Christian
Fellowship"
DR.. Alfred Hess of the New York
department of health has invented a
20-cent ice box which will keep a five
cent chunk of ice intact for "a hours.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30

Inc declaration of the regular quar-
terry dividend on the Hartman Pa
enc and In advance OF the usual ne
Rod. and the announcement of the
early departure of Mr.. Hartman on
an extended vacation trip, kept alive
the snpposition of urgency In the
working out of the projected ar
rangements.
Much was based on the ability of
the railroads to bring about a higher
rate OF compensation for transporta-
non services as method of extrica-
ton from the financial pressure eaus-
ed by the present contracted earn
lngs. The anxiety on the subject was
not of long effect In the stock mar
ket, as the tone gradually became
strong.
After the appearance OF Judge
Taft's speech of acceptance, prices
generally reached the highest of the
day. These were near the highest
level OF the year in some cases, in
Guiding United States Steel, the cop
per and mining industrials and the
Pacific railroad stock. Reports from
authoritative sources pointed to sub
stantial betterment of the health of
the copper market
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
COULDN'T FIND THEIR CLAIM.
Utah ProspectOr Searched i'm Vain for
Spot Where They Found Ore.

SALT LAKE. July Thinning
men at American Fork are wonder
ing these days whether they should
laugh at, or mourn for. Cyrus Mer-
Ger and A. Christy, because of the
story which these two men tell con-
corning a strike in American Fork
canyon. About 10 days ago Mercer
and Christy came down from the
head of the canyon with samples of
lead-silver ore. The samples we're
exhibited and finally some assays
were made of the ore. II was a steel
galena. carrying between IS and 80
per cent lead. Silver varying from
a few ounces to between 20 and 80
ounces was found in some of the
samples.
According TO the story which Mer-
Ger and Christy told, their new strike
was made on property which they re-
Gently secured near Silver Lake, in
American Fork canyon. The outcrop
was found in dense grove of trees.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30

till he has opened into the cave coun-
try at an additional depth OF so feet.
The property. Mr. Murphy says, joins
the Lucky Star Gold Mining Co. S
ground on the east, and is also a
close neighbor of the f. & F. prop
critics and the Day mine OF the Ne
yada-Utah company
Mr. Murphy says that the Bristol
Consolidated Co. which owns the big
properties of the Bristol district. is
now working about 25 men on its
own account, while about a dozen
leasers are operating certain por-
lions OF the property and are evil
IDENTITY doing well. The company it
self is developing and shipping about
a carload OF high grade ore week.
The revenues from this, he says, are
more than meeting the operating
costs.
He SAYS that there is now every
prospect that the railroad Will build
around to the Prince Consolidated
and when that is done IL will be much
easier and cheaper to ship ore from
the Bristol side and he believes the
road will be continued to the Bristol
mines at the same time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
YESTERDAYS TRADING PUT THE BIG ELYS
TO HIGHEST FIGURES OF THE yEAR...uTAH
COPPER DIVIDEND HELPED bright OUTLOOK

Nevada Consolidated and Cumber-
land Ely yesterday scored to the high
marks of the year The close was
favorable to further advances today.
Giroux also showed strength in the
market and made slight advance
All along the copper list there was
improvement. 1t Is very favorable
outlook that has come about. Prjn-
cipally responsible is considered the
speech of Mr.. Taft, good reports from
the steel trade and encouraging i'm
provement in the copper metal sit
uation, which is considered better at
this time than since the slump.
The splendid record made by
Utah Copper in reaching a dividend
before all of its reduction plant
equipment is in operation. and max
ing this dividend ON low copper
metal market, helped yesterday with
the advance OF Nevada Consolidat.
ed and Cumberland Ely. It made
them look better in the eyes of every
body acquainted with the merits of
the three big low cost producers of
the world, which Utah Copper, Ne
vada Consolidated and Cumberland
Ely assuredly are. New York closing
quotations yactardav uaYa.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
TAFT SPEECH HELPED.
Financial Interests Seem To Regard
Fayorably Views of Republic
can Candidate.

NEW YORK, July 29-The spec
ulation In securities had a good deal
of materiol available for the forma-
ton of conjecture In recent events.
These included the delivery OF the
speech of acceptance of the nomina-
ton for the presidency by the Re-
publican candidate and the quarterly
report OF earnings OF the United
States Steel corporation.
There was Injected into the situa-
ton also the Official intimation that
the interstate commerce commission
would investigate the reason OF In
creased freight rates, of which they
might receive notice In advance oil
the complaints against those rates,
There were. furthermore, the con,
ferenees over the affairs OF the Gould
railroads and the snrmises which
these gave rise to. The result OF
these various factors was to stir w
considerable degree OF feyerishness
I'm the stock market which was re-
heeted In the previous fluctuations
OF prices.
The situation in the Gould group
came I'm for an unexpected amount
OF attention. The return from Eu-
rope OF the head OF the system was
followed by statements for publica-
ton that plans for providing Tor
$4,000, 900 Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
notes falling due on August and
guaranteed by the Wabash remained
TO be formulated. This statement
OF the situation caused nneasiness
and vas responsible for the early vio-
lent break IN Missouri Pacific. The
early impression was reversed with
the growth of o conviction that the
settlement of the Wheeling a Lake
Erie note matter would involve the
entry into the Gould properties oil
the Hartman interests looking 70
the Capitalization OF the projected
resistance regarding the new ait
anee was indicated by the strong tone
of the Erie issues Advantageous
arrangements between the Erie ana
the Could Eastern outlet prolec'
were Inferred FROM this movement
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
OLD CONTRACTS HOLD.
Mines Are Notified That Shipments
VIII BE Received and Handled
by L. =. Smelter.

Producers In Nevada and other
mining states are being officially no
tilted by L. S. Smelling. Salt Lake
that they can ship under existing
contracts again. Manager Heintz ex.
plains In these announcements that
the lead smelter will be blown be-
fore the end of this month Ito keer
running steadily for many years
thereafter single converter
stand is now cleaning up an accumu-
lation of stuff which was at the prop
erty when the shutdown came but as
the arrival of fresh stuff has just be-
gun the resumption is in prepare
tory shape so far.
Manager j. b. Jensen is also out
with the announcement that the Og-
den smelter will be ready for bust
ness by the end of the coming week
and with the Tintic smelter to open
for business within a week or so, IL
is now up TO the mines to take their
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-30
MAY HAVE FOUND
RICH SURPRISE IN
NEW GOLD DISTRICT

A new mining camp may have been
brought to light half way between
Kawich and Silver Bow, on the east
slope of the Kawich range. and at
the foot of the range that separates
the Reveille range from the Kawich.
The separation is very distinct, as
the Reveille valley is Is miles
straight across.
A few weeks ago Phil Thorn, a
prospector. took a number of assays
that showed an average value of $54
a ton. j. l.. Kalfus of Goldfield be-
came interested and engaged W. S.
Daugherty, a mining expert, to go to
the scene of the new find He Sc
cured bond and lease on the
ground. When the ground was
reached the expert had very poor
opinion of the locations. The work
had been done in the washaway from
an outcropping ledge of what is
commonly known as jasper quartz.
The expert was Disguised with the
showing, but took six samples from
the outcropping, which varies in
width from five to eight feet, and
along its course for a distance of so
feet. He had the ore assayed, but
felt as though 1t was throwing good
money after bad, and was greatly
surprised when the fire test showed
that the ore went SIS. S26. s544O
$91. $3.50 and 1902. and all in
gold. He will return for the pur.
pose of making a more thorough ex.
animation. and this time will bring
back with him so samples for assay
purposes.