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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
SutOr Fans Eight Mem and
Holds the Commuters Safe
i'm Every InninQ
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
By W. ]. SIafferY

With mighty wallop over the right
field fence in the second inning, Fred
Beck broke up yesterdays game by
scoring the lone tally for the Seals
One man was out when Beck turned
his fast trick and after that time
both teams strained every nerve to
put another one over However, the
pitchers We're working as pitchers
seldom work and the efforts of the
batsmen resulted in nothing but
Dloomers On several occasions a hit
would nave meant couple of runs.
For the first time in many weeks
southpaW Harry Sutor was back on
the Seal slab and he gave an exhibit
tlon that VIII make the fans talk of
had everything from slow ball to
a fade away, and the harder the Oaks
tried to sting his offerings the less
they seemed TO accomplish.
Sutor started off the game by fan
nlng COOK, Truesdale and Lewis in a
row IL looked like a strikeout rec
ora Tor him. but he soon slackened his
speed and used his head more than
ms trusty left wing. However. the
Texan winged eight of the Commuters
to the bench before the game was done
ana let them down with three scat
Nelson worked the first seven in
mngs Tor the Commuters, and it was
no reflection on his pitching ability
IL.
Haltren thought that he saw a chance
to win the game by putting Hogan in
to bat for the Alameda south Winger
but Willie could not come in with the
Dlngle, so the cause was practically
lost there.
Loucks, who twisted the last two
rounds for the Oaks seemed equally
as effective as the left handler who
preceded him. He was on the Job with
perfect control of the ball and allowed
but one hit off his delivery and that
came IN the ninth inning from the bat
of Mohler. The Seals tried very hard
TO get TO Loucks, but he had them all
Indian signed
The Seals were stopped by great
throw by Duffey Lewis in the fourth
inning. With two out of the way. Nc
Ardle surprised the entire assembIage
by singing a two sacker to left field
Sutor tore off a single to the same
place and McArdle tore for the plate.
Lewis heaVe was perfect and Mac was
trapped couple of feet from the
rubber.
San Francisco played a perfect
game in the field and backed up every
effort that its southpaw pitcher made
Oaklands $ work was on the ragged or
der, but fortunately none of the many
boots counted and had not Beck
boosted the ball over the fence il is
very likely that the teams would still
be lighting II out The score:
= 4 m. .N~Ttv
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HAMILTON ENTRIES

First race, five and half furlonSs selling
hins Thistle 80 Manheimer 95 Abiure 96. Left
'uard so, Fernando %. Mufti 9s Risk 9S. Lykers
oo. Jarrett Wilson 80, Gambrinus 1o1. Muckrake
W. w Night Mist 102, Fleming 1O3. Momentum
second race, six furlongs, handicap-Hawk's $
Lgnt i.de W. Tom Reid 96, Alice 101. Michael An
sedo geo .vI Ceremonious lOS Stromeland 1lO Sig
oi,il hilrd race race steepeclase. about two miles,
ssteIllhg-Duiclan l42 Dacra 142 Racilia 142
nnaiopnalnpto ION Ton l45 Manzano 145. Woodside l5o
frInee 1 Oh Pilsen 155. Steve Lane 155
ourth n, race one and an eighth miles handi-
cap-lhe Shaughraun 90 Campaigner 80 Bel
Adsum 126 Ao'' cave
~ fntn n race: six furlongs sellng-Joe Gaitens
o., heG Mimic lO2, j. ii. Reed 1O5 Tenakoe 1o7
La Lazy oarol a loa Chief Hayes 107. Sea 1O7, Mni
9n p ,ne e Bioss loi, Fernando no. Punky 115 True
Doy 10, senator Barrett 11S, Cyclops 123
olxth race, six furlongs selng-Tapioca 90
,reat ,no !upiiee l0l. Autumn Maid 1O9 Madrieno
10 10 D,sihe1a io3, Brown Tony 112, Pocotaligo
IL, Dispute H. Won Laer 112
e,enh ,,i, race, one mile. turf. selng-Can-
n- n-e Mald ~ Little Minnie o. Mill on the Floss
%, 9a imsane 100, Oriental Queen 100 Proelivity
IoU, oratta tne %ioDe 100 Marposa 1o5. Reene 1O
Eoreita E, Mack lO5, Neoskaeeta 10S Carolina los.
weather clear; track fast.
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Two Year OldS Feature
Of Trotting Meet

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 1.-THE sec
and. day of the trotting meeting pro-
duced an exciting contest in the 2 year
old division of the Futurity.
Czarvena won in straight heats In
both heats Fannie Lawson was second
and AL Stanley third. The two heats
were trotted respectively in 2:12% and
2:131s, making new worlds record
for 2 year solds. The first heat also
made new race record for year
old fillies. Summary:
= The Kentucky. futurity. for year oIds, value
$1,000 two in three-Czarvena two
straight heats in 2:121a and 2:13la. Fannie
Lawson. Al Stanley. Robert c. Vito, The Saxon
Billy Burke. James A. Bertha and Hiram
Admiral also started.
2;16 pace purse $1,000 three in fve-Dr.
Bonnie won the first third and fourth heats in
2:07&4. 2:QS15. 2:0Sat. Mary Laidley won the
second heat in 2:01L Nettfe Marie. Kearney.
Axtare, Bralam Baugh and Lulu Dumas also
started.
s2:05 class trot, purse $500 two in three-
Wilkes Heart won the third and fourth heats in
2.09L. 2:1112. Locust Jack won the second
heat in 2:061a. Sonoma Girl won the first heat
in 2:o5i4 Margaret also started
2:l6 class trot, purse 81 900, three in five fun-
fnished}-Iad Jones won the second and third
heats in 2:oSi2. 2:01l2. Maxine won the first
heat In 2.11i2. Marvelle. Harry Banning, Ruth
Dillon and La Boudie also started.
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Fair Play Makes Record
in Jerome Handicap
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BELMONT PARK, Oct. Fair Play
proved conclusively today that he is the
best year old in training. He won
the Jerome handicap. after being al
most left at the post. in track record
time, racing the mile and five-siXteenths
course in 2:1O 2-5, which is a fifth Of
a second bettet than the old mark. He
carried 125 pounds.
1t was pity that Fair Plays great
performance was somewhat marred by
suspicion tnat he had interfered with
Master Roberts chances when both
colts dashed down the hOmestretch side
by side. Fair Play swerved slightly and
took a diagonal course from the head of
the stretch to the outer rail and finished
under the eyes of the judges. In max
ing this Oblique run Master Robert, who
was racing at Fair Plays left side. was
carried very wide. To some of the
spectators it appeared that a foul had
been committed, but to the stewards
and the men in the clubhouse, who were
in the best position to have an uninter-
rupted view of the struggling horses it
was plain that Master Robert was not
interfered with.
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Billiard Championship
Won by Hueston
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

sfEClAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
ST. LOUIS. Oct 7.-Thomas A. Hues-
ton Won from John Daily the third and
deciding block of their challenge match
tonight, score so to 43, the grand total
Tor the three nights of play being l50
to lis in favor of Hueston. By virtue
OF his. overwhelming triumph over the
blliardist who was considered to be in
a class by himself. Hueston now has
possession of the Jordan w. Lambert
diamond trophy emblematic of the
world $ championship, the entire gate
receipts and side wager of $3.50. The
showing Of Hueston marks a new epoch
IN the three cushion game For years
Daly mad met no cue artist his equal.
Hueston outmanaged outshot and out
safetled DAILY at all stages of the con-
test. Score:
Hueston-0 3 / 0 / 0 o 0
o O 6 0 3 o
u : } 0 , o 0 0 ! 0 o /
y o 0 = 0 Total, 80
High run, q; average, 81; grand total. l50.
Daly-2 0 3 o 0 0 0 30 o o 0
1 j 0 3 o o o 0 , 0 0
o o 90 o o Total, 43.
High run, q; average, 80; grand total. us.
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Jerome Will
Wisconsin Puts Lid on Fight Game
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

The Vseonsin and
served
exhibition sehed-
not boxing but a held
and has
IN
Law limited
ber round permitted.
were to rounds. by
Milwaukee had
o IN
CISCO.
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Kermit Roosevelt Tries
for Freshman Team
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


BOSTON. Oct. KERMIT Roosevelt,
son of the president. is trying hard to
land a place on the Harvard freshman
football team and was at the stadium
today for practice. He entered into the
scrimmage with will, and although
no official comment is as yet fOrthcom-
ing from the coach. it is believed the
showing which the young man has
made during the last two days is suff
cient to allow him TO hope for the COW
eted position of tackle on the team
Young Roosevelt is not as heavy as
most of the boys who seek gridiron
honors. but his playing is snappy and
he goes into the game with a deter
mination to win which cannot but meet
with success, even in spite of such OBJ
stacles as weight and experience. Ker-
NIT has the example of his father and
brother ahead of him. and he is deter
mined that when he leaves the uRf
verSity it will be with as good a record
as that made by either big Teddy or
little Teddy, both in sports and studies.
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q - = BEST TREATMENT
0.o.o. FOR CATARRH

The entire portion
lining called mucous membrane this kept healthy condition by the
vital
circulation remains this will be healthy
the body becomes
Catarh
watery buzing
breathing The +h
such afford temporary relief
eatarTh by the blood Of all poisOn Then rich
pure blood cuaes through the body
heal the discharge headaches every %
pears Catarrh, being disease blood
removes every particle of the mpuy from and this is
write. TIE Suvrrr cprcrr-r 80 - 70 al VINO
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STATE FAIR RACES

SPOKANE. Wash, Oct. T.-Summary Of races
at interstate fair:
The Hotel purse for 2:25 class PAGERS. 81 ,Oo0-
Tom Murphy won. The Indian second, Geraldine
third Best time, 2:14%. Won in three straight
heats.
year old trot, purse $4O0-KataIina won in
two straight heats. Princess Direct second. Mary
Minis third. Best time. 2:251a.
The Rossland purse, four and half furOngs-
Egotist won. Colonel Dick second. Leo H third
Time, :57.
The Calgary purse. five furlongs-YolOskia won
Rose DAILY second, ScOrcher third. Time 1:O31.
The Nelson purse, and sixteenth miles
Sam Bernard won, Cardinal SartO second, Red
mont third. Time. :50L
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LOUISVILLE WINNERS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 7.-Results:
First race. mile and 20 yards-Severua
won. Ethel Carr second. Queens Daughter third
Time. 1:45 So
Second race. five and a half furlOnxs-SemDrouf
won, PrOcla second, Almena third. Time 90
Third race one mile and 100 yards-I.awrencs
F. Daley won. Polly Prim second, Czar third
Time 1:46 Is
Fourth race. five and half furlongs-Honess
won. Gold Proof second, Please third. Time
/ :O7 Is.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Alice George won
Miss Crittenden second The Missus third Time
115. '
Sixth race. one and quarter milas-Dune
vegan won, Albert Star second, Aunt Rose third
Time 2:O7 49, '"-iu-
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Hamilton Selections

BY NEW YORis TELEGRAPH
First race-Botanist, Momcn-
tum. Night Mist.
Second race-StromeIand, Sig.
CeremOnius.
Third race-Prince of PiIsen.
WoOdside, Manzano.
Fourth race-Beimere, Han
bridge, Cave Adsum.
Firth rnce-TcnakOe, Chief
Hayes, Fernando.
Sixth race-Otsiketa. Dispute,
POcOtaligO.
Seventh race-NeoskaIeeta. KeI-
pie, Oriental Queen.
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No games fOllOWeTs being confident.
sNidentlN. that New York would not
all when so near the goal
After the short fright in the opening
ming. which gave Boston TWO runs
and New York none. ii was evident that
the home players have strong control
~ themselves and are in every way fit
and confident. Ames pitched. despite
Mathewsons pleadings with McGraw
before the game that he be allowed TO
go into the box both today and tomor-
row.
Mathewson undoubtedly will be in
lie box tomorrow. The only feature Of
todaNs game was McCormicl's re-
markable catch of a long fly. for which
DE had 10 reach far out over a bleacher
fence. Score.
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HAMILTON WINNERS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE cAI1.

HAMILTON. Oct. 7.-Today's results were:
FIRST race. six snd a half furongs-AIex
GIant won, Croydon second. charivari third.
Time. % 30
second race, six furlongs-Aimee c won. Park
AgM second. AiGDt Mist third. Time. I:I3
Third race. sfeeplecliase .bolt two miles
Time. 4.I2 b -
Time. I.fO. 'io
tHta race, six furlongs-Plume won Iurid
second. Jeanette N fhird Time 10 . ~
Sixth race six furiongs -Monfberf won C.ih-
son second. Lady Carol third. Time 1929
seventh race. two miles. turf-Sicamouse
won. ST. Iari0 second Red Gauntlet rbird
Time. 3:2S '''aN'
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Giants and Cubs Battle Today for
the National League Pennant

NEW YORK Oct With the Chicago baseball speed
ing New York the Twentieth Century limited with the Giants
euveated by relief the haunting of past three
hat mcance might lose them OF Boston and lead
possible triple tie with duge OF teegraphc and telephone
requests pouring headquarters
baseball enthusiast in the land almost the limit tension
clear that the stage is being fttingy what will
doubted be the dramatic baseball history
The National league pennant fought prob
ably before belongs the Polo
oday attendance than the average majority
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TRAINERS SELECT FREsHMEN

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct Z
The freshmen members Of the Rugby
squad who have been considered the
most promising have been placed and
VIII be taken care Of by the trainers
The men are; Brown Coleman. Corbet.
crancan, Dickinson. Doran. Erb. Ever
EFT, Gilmore, Hatch, Hubbard. Kennedy
King. Macready. Murray. PARTRIDGE
Rodgers. A. Sanborn. Schaupp, Smart.
Smith. Sundell and Whitney
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RUNS By INNINGS
Boston ..-..-...2 - u % q % o O q o. .
NeW York. ......- % . o o % X
SUMMARY
Three base hit-McGann. Hits-On Flaherty
sN in three innings; OF Mattern four in one in
Ming, OF Chappelc. three in four innings Sac
fec hit-McCormick. Stolen bases-Bridwel
'ierzoe. Bates Becker Double plays-HannifGn
lahien and McGann; Sweeney and Mctisnn:
Bowcman and Hannfan Left on bsses-Boston
g. Ncw York >. Base balls-Of Chappelle /
Base errors-New York D. Struck out-By
l'laherty ]. by ChappeIle J. bv Ames >. Passed
hal-Bresnshau Wild pitch-Ames. Time Of
game hour and 81 minutes. Umpres-Klcm
and Johnstone.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. brooklyn was to-
Gay defeated by Philadelphia in a light hitting
contest Score: Il. II. Z.
BROOKLYN ..........-.-.---..
Philadelphia .............-.....- 6 o
Batteries-Kruger. Holmes and Dunn; COrri-
don and Doom. Umpire-Laugan.
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RESULTS OF SALT LAKE RACES

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. Fair
grounds results
First race. 2:3O class trot-Martha Dean won
three straight heats in 2:3O, 2:27, 2:271s Foxy
Togo second. Sir John third.
Second race. Utah year Olds-Mat MeGregor
won two straight heats In 2:95. 3:372t. Admiral
Evans second Robert Don third.
Third race, five furlongs-Maid of Orleans won.
Billy Bagwell second, Laura NJ third. Time
OIL.
Fourth race, four flrlongs-Sam won. On
tario Oregon second. Hercules third. Time 40
Fifth race. six furlOngs-Valencia won Frank
Lubbock second. Runsum third. Time. 1.16la.
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Louisville Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Buffons, She Wolf,
Gerrymander.
Second race-Teiegrapher, DIR.
Sfmrnl1, DIR. Baker
Third raee-SOrrowful, All Red,
Be Brief.
Fourth race-W. II. OvertOn,
Lens. Zienap.
Fifth race-Barnesdale, Topsy
Robinson. Bonebrake.
Seventh race-John T.. McMil-
Ian. Lady Baldur, Anneta Lady.
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ELwooD vARNEY BREAKS LEG

PALO ALTO. Oct 7.-EIwood Varney.
the well known high school athlete
broke his leg while swinging on the
rings this forenoon. Narney was us
ing the outdoor gymnasium apparatus
when he collided with a fellow pupil
and crashed into an upright with such
torce as TO break his leg.
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OAKLAND
% 20 Nelson in eIghth.
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Runs of Nelson l. hits 4: runs of Lmcks q
hits - Home run-Beck Two base hits-Mc.
Ardle, Heitmuller. Sacrifice hits-Hilde,r-,nd
Zelder, Nelson. First base called balls-On
Sutor 4. of Nelson ). Struck Ont-By Sutor s
by Nelson ,, by Loucks l. Double plays-Afohler
10 Williams; 1ruesdale to Miller to La Ionge 10
Cook. Wild pitch-Nelson. Time OF game
hour and p minutes Umpires-O' 'ConneI and
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ANGELS VAIL GARRETT
Beaver Pitcher Pounded for
Eight Runs and Fourteen Hits

LOS ANGELES, Oct. Los Angeles won tho
second game from Portland by pounding Garfetf
hard Nagle pitched steady game Score.
LOS ANCET nc
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Enis. Conney Sacrifice hits
Dillon. Delmas. Howard. Casey. Bases on balls
--0h Garrett ;. off Nagle l. Struck out-By
Garrett 1. by Nagle 4. Double play--Delmas TO
Dillon. Wild pitch-Nagle. Time of game
J hour and 45 minutes. Tmpires-Perine and
1oman.
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r. f. carman lost the mare Cloisteress by
the claiming route at Hamilton recently. Clois-
teress is one of the smallest thoroughbreds in
training.
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DO You Want &5.OOs
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
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NEW YORK
RUNS BY INNINGS

-Bstted q, for Maiicn in ifs ffth ID " 10
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Lew Powell is out with a challenge
to meet any boy in his class Powell
directs his challenge specifically at C'v-
clone Johnny Thompson. Dick HyIand
or Johnny Frayne. and he says he can
dig up a suitable side bet. Powell has
not been doing much fighting OF late
and is anxious to make a match as
soon possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-02
.C|NNEBAR ORE
IN NEVADA NINE
Thomas R. Cutler Visits Adam
son Properties Which Have
Great Merit.
MAKE FURTHER INVESTMENT
-----------
Reduction Plant to BE Installed
Camp Has Produced Mil
lions in Gold.
MAKE FURTHER INVESTMENT

Thomas II. Cutler. general manager
Of the Utah-I Idaho Sugar company re-
turned yesterday from making an In
spection of what he believes Will de-
velop into the greatest cinnebar mine
in the world. The location of the prop
erty is II miles southeast OF Dream, a
station on the main line Of the Southern
Pacific railrond. between Lovelock and
Rye Patch, in Nevada. and the ground
has been undergoing development for
several years under the direction of
w. G. Adamson. who wasinstrumental
in the formation of the Nerada-Alma-
den company. the owner.
Mr.. Cutler has been Interested III the
property in a snail way tor about two
years. but until his late visit, did not
realize the great possibilities that It
possesses He became so impressed
with the proposition that himself and
associates win make further invest
ment in the stock of the corporation.
THE company owns % claims said
Mr.. Cutler today and cinnebar ore
has been uncovered on is of them. 1t Is
the intention to spend about three,
months more on development when
steps will be taken towards the in
stullation OF ii reduction plant. with
ttapucllS slOlI TIE treatment OI au .lOIlS
per day, which am informed, will cost
about $1,000.
The vein upon which most of the
development work has been done uv.S
erages about 10 feet in width: the de-
post lies between a contact of lime
and porphyry ana appears to be getting
wider as explored There are other
promising veins, however, upon which
some work has been done and which in.
all probability will respond very WE'LL.
There are few mines in the United
states that produce. cinnebar ore in
commercial! quantity. The principal
ones, located In California, are owned
and operated by the quicksilver trust.
1t is a we'll known fact that the CAL
ifornia ores contain only about 81 of
one per cent quicksilver, While III the
Nevada -Aln,aden ores run from 2 to 4
per cent.
Mr.. Cutler says a great deal of gold
has been produced in the camp: or on
the flat below where interest is now
being centered. 1t has been estimated
that as much as sl0,000,O00 as been
taken from placers. The entire fiat.
he says, Is pierced with small shafts
and he expresses the utmost confidence
that many millions of dollars more can
be extracted from the earth through
the operation OF dredges. The chime.
bar mines are situated in what is
known as American canyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-02
HARTMAN STOCKS
UNUSUALLY STRONG.

New York, Sept. 2.-Early operations
in the stock market revealed the same
characteristics as were displayed yes
terday, namely, the overwhelming
prominence and strength of stocks
known as Hartman properties. Else
where there was a slow advance to q
higher level, but the specialties We're
not as prominent as heretofore.
The exclusion from active interest of
all but the Hartman stocks became
more marked and the general list
sagged Southern Pacifics gain reach
ed 23s, the stock touching 109A. Balti-
more Il Ohio rose PA Mand Central
Leather L. Westinghouse Electric de-
clined /.
Bonds were irregular.
ST. Paul doomed into prominence af-
ter midday, advancing liz to Lac, and
Reading rose 15s. The sympathetic ef-
feet On the general list was less
marked than the movement in the Har-
,rimans Central of New Jersey and
Ptsburg, c. c. G. st. Louis gained 3.
The market closed unsettled and
weak. A break OF 81 in American
Smelling induced general selling of the
whole list. The loss in Amalgamated
Copper reached IL and in American
Sugar as. Lackawanna sold down to
Az ana International Pump preferred
ga Only feeble rallies resulted from
covering by room shorts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-02

SURVEYORS NOW AT WORK
Company Dismantcling Old Structure
Tube Concentration Pro-
cess 10 be Used.

& I,ecision reached by the directors
~ thd Glasgow & Western Exploration
10 Who have been spending the
mast week at Cherry Creek IN M
spection of their properties there mas
been fer the Immediate erection OF d
S10o-ton stamp mill tube concentrator,
saws the White Pine News. Prelimi-
nary work for the construction or me
plant was begun yesterday ana Worh
IA also been started toward dlsinalltel-
Ing of the old mill. situated ABOUT
seven miles from the camp.
Surveyors have been at work dur
ing the latter part of the week tux.
ing necessary steps for SELECTION OF
the site Of the new mill winch VIII
be located about 200 yards from inc
main tunnel on the star property o.
tho exploration company. rms WIZ
bring the mill within one and one-hair
miles of Cherry Creek proper, allowing
the force OF men to be engaged whlle
building. ana when the plant is IN OPP
GRAFTON, to reside at that place
AS soon as tho work of the surveyors
Is scomplctad at the site of the mill
4 force Of men will be put to work
excayating and all the vigor possible
Will be put into the work so as to
bring about completion of the plant at
earliest possible date. 1t is anticipated
that three months VIII be occupied IN
Installation Of the new stamp mill and
concentration. by the end of which
time the company expects to have the
machinery working on its ores.
In disnantelins Of the old mill what
equipment in the way of boilers and
engines that will be useful after
thorough overhauling will be moved TO
the site OF tho new works and installed,
,3All other machinery will be entirely new
ard modern and when completed the
Glasgow Il Western people will have
4 one of the finest and most up-to-date
works of the kind In the state. The
plant win be equipped with MacQues-
ten tube system Callow's tanks. and all
other necessary machinery of the latest
and most improved make.
Sli Joseph FaTren. who Is managing dt-
rector and ID. Macpherson Boyd, also
ii director Of the company have been
spending the past several days perfect
ing arrangements for installation of
the new works at Cherry Creek. They
were accompanied on their trip by Mr..
lC,allow and a.. MacQuesten. inventor of
4 the McQuesten tables, Mr.. Farren
Will remain at Cherry Creek until work
OF erection of the new plant is well I'M
der way.