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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
"Buzzer'' Social.

A. VIII hold a "buzzer" OF all the cleo
trica, workers of the city at the Young
Mems Christian association buil1lng tc-
night at o'clock. A novel programme
has been arranged which will undoubtedly
interest the electrical workers who at
tend. Waffles will be served as refresh
ments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
W0MAN'S AUXILIARY 4
TO HOLD A MI

The Woman's auxiliary OF the /.
party will meet at the residence o
]. Charou, us East Seventh Soui
Thursday evening. a business
will he held at I p. M. and. az
clusion, a social Will follow. II
ing is an important one and Il
tnat the attendance will be Ian
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
Kodak Finishing
salt Lake Photo supply 20"
Foot Is Crushed.

Joseph Hodges. ranchm1In p 4
OGDEN was brought TO the L. I
pital at 7 o'clock Tuesoay "
his right foot badly crashcq; H.,
cident occurred while Mr. 81 7,
taking care Of a carload OF p p
train suddenly backing UP az
the wheels passing over MS wv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
Tony Arnold Carnage g
Day anG night. Bell Main rs.
Admiral Evans's Aclnowled

Robley .. Evans. rear admiral
retired, has forwarded 10 Cover
c. Cutler the following neat I
Acknowledgement OF receipt OF the 1
copy of the GOVERNOR address
OF the state OF Utah 10 the az
Ogden several months ago:
My Dear Governor-Will 80
accept my sincere thanks for th
fus and artistic copy OF your nt
Hs ON my second visit TO the 3ta
| had the honor to represent In
for the past forty eight years
you that | fully appreciate the
courteous words YOU have SENT
that / shall guard the book AZ
my most valued possessions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
Pictures and Frames.
Midgley. Bodel Co. 3S L. lst South
Mayor Holds Up Resolution.

Mayor Bransford approved all the mat
except Mr.. Halls resolution TO tGe effect
that the chief OF police he instructed not
TO recommend for approval by tue coun-
ell an application for u license for any
saloon IN which there are booths or wine
or card rooms. or in which II Is proposed
TO establish these things. The rcsolut, on
is being held up for a thorough eXamina-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18

When it is some hard find special
good cigar YOU want. go TO Jeff S Smoke
House, y West Second South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
House Repairs.

Brickwork and plastering, etc. Job
work specialists. Industrial House Imp.
Co. Ind. phone l2ll2,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
Picture Framing
FOURTH WARD AMERICANS.

Americans of the Fourth ward
will meet at the rear OF the
Brigham Street Pharmacy on
next Tuesday night to nominate
"a candidate for the school board
for the Fourth ward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
EXPERT KODAK Ft.iI.AINo.
McCoyss Stables.

Harry SHIPPER. 'omm ercial Photor
rapher. Isl South Main. second door.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
Dainty Pastry With Your
Always fresh at the Koya
"Nnn-PartisW'

Perley \. Hi and 7. a. SaIrs, ,CaI,is'
ocratic and Repuollcan. rr,sstin
called q "non-plrtisaa m mIst, ~
Iieh school gymnasium Tor so,S
day night. to nominate aora y oa
Tnen,teT OF the school oooto
ward, 10 servo io' "
term
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
Other Signs Fail.

You cannot he sure you are getting
imprint-Trbune- Reporter Printing Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18

Christensen g. Christensen. attorneys
and counselors at law, have returned
to their former offices in the Romney
block 2l9 South Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
SALARIES THEME
OF SCHOOL BOARD
Committee on Teachers and
School Work Recommends
an Increase.
Mr.. NEWMAN LEADS
FIGHT AGAINST 1T
Mr. Thomas Takes an Opposite
View, and Red-HOt Debate
EnSueS.
Proposed Increase.

Maximum salary OF cle-
mentary teachers, $3.50 a
month. instead of $50, --- .--.-
Maximum salary of ele-
mentary principals, $3.50
month. instead Of $1S5.
Uniform increase of $3.50 a
month for all teachers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
LOVE FOR SALT LAKE
CAUSES HIM TROUBLE

With a four months sentence in jail
hanging over his head. Henry Simmons.
day to leave the city, but instead of DO
Ing so he remained, and as copse-
quence is locked up In the Jail charged
with burglary
Simmons appeared in police court Mon
day charged with vagrancy and Judge
Diehl gave suspended sentence OF FUR
months on the promise lie would hit
the road"
When picked up by the police Tuesday
morning the boy bad bundle of cloth
ing and In his pockets were found several
flies.
Picture framing.
Cool work at moderate prices, Nide
Icy Bodcl Co.. 81 f. lSt :South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18

Mrs. VIM. 4. Wetzell has Z
her vocal studio TO So No. Sta,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18
ROLL TOP DESKS.
Breeden Office Supply Go.

bleeueH ciuSe supply 10
New department-o6ice furniture,
Chairs and desks in all sizes. 90 West
Second South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18

Carriages and light livery. Taones ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18

Utah Livery, Phones 3OS.
Carriages and light livery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18

Picture Framing.
salt Lake Photo supply o., lf@ Main.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
wICKENBURG SEES A
 GREAT FUTURE BEFORE IT

With rich gold fields on all sides, wickcnburg should come to the front with leaps and bounds. says the Wick. enburg Miner.
 We have them in front of us and be hind us, we have them to the right of us and 10 tho lcf. of uS, and as yet there has been very little vollcying and laundering.
 The vuture mine, which has pro duccd ts millions in gold is the center of rich gold field, and no doubt on account of it's magnitude acts as a great central sun that aims all the lesser lights that come in contact with t- rays. Now the Nulturc is not the only mine in that district; there are numerous smaller proposition that have good chances of yielding their quota if investors will only think so and put in some of their capital to open them up. Take Kclly's and fullcr's finance group, foi instance. II IS mu,n small cr than the Vulturc SO far as it is de. vclopcd. but there is no telling what further work will reveal.
 There is enough work done to give reason to believe that a good body of ore will be opened up on their ground. The Kelly brothers own the adjoining ground, which shows some very high grade gold ore and good strong ledge.
 Across the road is the Old French. man group that has q record of over $30,o00 in gold gouged out of its shal. low workings; near that is the 'Fmbrcs property, from which n large amount of gold has been taken and the whole country has been worked over for placer gold. No doubt there is still considerable placer gold left in the field
 There has been gold taken from all the properties above mentioned by the arastra process.
 There are dozens of other prominen, claims in that neighborhood that pro mise well for the future.
 Switching further to the south VIC come to the old Garcia mine, now idle and the Valencia mines.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25

milling plin, for The handling of the ores. Throughout thc district thcr" IS g.u,r,I rcioicing over the big strike ,rI many rompanic. are taking on .p,y life hv reason Of thc opening up of inc ore bodies on Chi. deep level
 Lct,cr. are to go upon the C. Q. U. mine. where there are large bodies of comrlcx ores that can be shipped at a ,arrc proG, to the smelicr>. As soon as matter. ,an be arranged inc tribu' tor. will go 70 inc property and begin work. Contract, have been made Tor ,b, ,bipmcnt of ores to the |. \. Zinc Company. a, Denver, where 'epara- ,inn of all metals in the ores will be made. The company buying inc ores on an agreed bass.
 About twenty men are now at work on The new mill of the Arizona Gold Mines Company. four miles south of Kingman. The mill is being put up m a most substantial manner and K to have all modern appliances for eco homie working of ores. The mill will be used fo test out the ores Of inc Bi- Metal mines and when the proper method is a.ccrtaincd it is the intcn' ton of the company to add largely to this milling plant. stamps will begin dropping within thirty days.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
COPPER OUTPUT FOR 1908
 TO BREAK RECORDS

BOSTON, Nov. lg.- The News Bu- reau says; The territory of Arizona is now turning out more copper than ever before in its history, or at the rate of near 2s,000,000 pounds per month or 336, ,000, ,000 pounds per annum.
 Indications point to an increase in this rate rather than n decrease.
 The Copper Quneen output includes n certain proportion of copper from the Nacozari mines acress the Mexican line, owned by Phelps-Dodge & Co.,, and treated at Douglas.
 All of the large properties in Arizo- na are now outputting at the highest point in their history, but not to tho limit of their smelting or mine capac- ity. In fact, these companies could output, with their present capacity, 6,O00,000 pounds of copper more per month than they are now doing
 A shelter is seldom operated to it's full capacity; for instance, the Copper Queen has 10 furnaces, but rarely has over eight in blast, while the old Do minion has six and seldom operates but four continuously. The shannon has three and operates but two. The Calumet & Arizona Is planning to ma terially expand in order to take car' of the prospective large increase ir product from the Superior & Pittsburg
 The output of the Calumet 4 Arizo pounds of copper in excess of its pre- vious normal output, but this Is du' to the increased shipments from thu Superior & Pittsburg, that company production amounting to about 2,50o, 900 pounds.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
HOSPITAL PATIENT DIES.
tFron Saturdays Daily)

After an illness of several mont C. c. Toomey died in the hospital As| yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. rl fatal disease is said Co be tubereulo.| Prior to his death he had been an ! mate of the hospital for four we.l coming nere from Mayer. He va, laborer by occupation. He leaves relatives in this section and nothing known of his previous history. wh( he was admitted to the hospital gave his age as 37 years and his 5 tive state Kentucky. His remau were taken in charge by the Ruau undertaking establishment to be pi pared for burial.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
THINK lONG LOST GOLD MINE Is
 FOUND
Days Of Mining Romance Have Not Entirely
 Passed
tFrom Saturdays Daily,

Has inc legendary gold mine Of tho early Indians and the treasure house for which the late pioneer Charles Brown carchcd for many years, been found at lastP asks the Tucson Star. To those who believe in its existence at all and who are conversant with the facts of the last ten days. tne convic- tion is strengthened that it has been
 The story of the mine Is this: That long years ago. in the primitive days the territory, the Indians had a fabu- lously rich gold mine in the Catalinas, that it was SO rich that. a, the mouth of the tunnel which led to it. there was an iron door, which was kept con. tinually locked; and that when the Indians began to be overrun by the invading white man and Spaniard, they eaved in the entrance and left it.
 The late Charley Brown was one of the sincercst believers in the legend and he spent many months of his long life in the territory and many of the numerous dollars which he devoted Co prospecting and hunting for the hid den treasure house. But he died with. out his quest being rewarded.
 Some ten days ago or so, group of Mexican woodchoppcr, were working in the CatIlinas. when they chanced tu discover small hole. which bore to them inc appearance of half filled excavation. Inspired by curiosity. they proceeded to dig down into it and soon had gotten uut cnougn loose sand, dirt and debris tp make certain they were In the month pf a tunnel.
 They dil uot dig back through from that direction bot hv prosecuting their excavation. To one side. they also found the entrance to shaft which was ou ihc opposite side of the cave. in nad stopped up thc tunnel.
 They hastily covered up the eyi. icnccs of thrir discovery. and subsc. qucnt explorations. and came back Co Tucson, taking few of their friends into their confidence.
 \ week ago a party of six ar seven Mexirans of Tucson quietly loaded up wagon with tools and provisions and set out for the Catalinas, determined to follow the tunnel as far as possible and see what might be the result of the chance discovery. Thus far not a word has been neard from them and no one of course knows what they have found or whether it is nothing more than a deserted hole, which some prospector sunk many years ago. The fact, however. that it is located within a short distance of the place where Charley Brown had always insisted the legendary gold mine existed, is the only thing that gives possibility to the theory that the tunnel and shaft found and the original are the same mine.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25

These are good propertie, x,,] have been fairly well developea pccially the Garcia, which is ,,,.] 10 n depth of over three hundred ,.] showing up well.
 Passing Morristown we find ,bs sl Domingo district, which ha, v;d,) much placer gold, and near wL;., the Buffalo-Afizona, which at n,s,. is attracting considerable attept,o, the vicinity of the Buffalo Ari,o,. found many other properties vl splendid showings and which inn. with depth. In this ncighborbooi the Dcvine group, the Coneho v,o, the Florentine and others that can. be called 10 mind at present.
 Coming back up the line we eou. the Interior. the central attrae,io, another rich belt in which there |, numerous properties about to been, producers.
 still farther to the north We ,o. to the Octave and Congress. both v,. mines which have produced their i, lions. Scattered all along the count between the properties mentioned , hundreds of others bearing copper ,, gold.
 The route we have travelled is 4 |, clc around wickenburg, that tadiu, which is about twenty miles, Az the town itself, it has a future f ahead of most places anywhere. will be a railroad center as well m commercial point and health resort
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
EUREKA SHAFT AGAIN
 GETS INTO LIMELIGHT

GLOBE, Nov. l9.-The feature of the weeks mining developments here was the strike of glance ore in the Eu. reka shaft of the Arizona Commercial Copper Company. Tuesday night three feet of glance ore was encountered ninety feet below the 6O0.foot level, and yesterday ten feet deeper this rich stratum in the vein had widened to six feet, that averages from 20 to 2j per cent copper.
 The shaft has heen in the vein the last 100 feet sunk, and the values have steadily increased. \ sample taken Friday, twenty-three feet across the vein, the full width of the shaft, eliminating the richest ore, assayed better than seven per cent cpper. Yes tcrday Assayer Tumpkey ground up some of the tale that runs through the vein, to test for gold and silver, and found that it was filled with flakes of native copper. The discovery was a surprise. The whole vein appears to be we'll mineralized, and it is now con. fdently expected that big body of carbonate and glance ore will be open. ed on the 700. foot level. The Arizona Commercial ans 5000 feet of the Black Hawk vein. and the ore possibilities have been tremendously increased by the strike in the Eureka shaft, which has added very largely to the value of the property. At the Black Hawk workings tho west drift from the hot tom of the winze continues in good carbonate ore.
 The cast drift of this level is still in ore. The company received for orc shipped in September s25,0OO, which paid all the expenses for the month and of which a balance of $2 300 re mained. At the Gardner shaft tne south crosscut on the i00foot leeel i, in loo feet and should cut the Black Oxide lode at about forty feet further The new Great Eastern shaft Is going down slowly. This shaft is soon to bi equipped with second motion, fecret hoist, and Nordberg compressor, a par of the equipment having been alread, ordered. The Superior & Boston com pany is erecting twelve slightly cot tages for it's employees. About the us ual amount of ore is going to the F. Paso shelter, but no effort IS beinI made to increase the shipments, th'
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
THINGS MOVING IN
 THE OCTAVE DISTRICT

A, Octave and vicinity all IS nov ing along nicely, says the Wickenburg Miner. The Octave company has its electric line within 100 poles of com pletion and the mechanical force is busy finishing two large skips which are to be used in bringing ont ore which is dumped into a bin and fed into a conveyor which takes |, to the mill from collar of shaft Teams are busy taking part of the steam equip ment from there to Wickcnburg.
 On the Peterson group MT. Wan. piers first move has been to get the main or lower tunnel cleaned ont ear track in, some repairs on toe timber ing and equipment of inc blacksmith shop SO the contract can be let for further work, for which bids are being advertised to ruR loo feet ahead in 800 foot tunnel. Ed Zcigcr, the pro moter Of the deal, is receiving bids for this work at Congress Junction. Con siderable work has been done on 10 per cent trade for trial to the mine, from the old Johnson road. This trial eventually will he widencd and made into first class road to he used in hauling in supplies and machinery when needed, as they anticipate put ting in mill at no distant date. MT. Nichols. who is interested with Mir. Wampler, was here looking the situa- tion over and was well pleased. These gentlemen have been operating in Ne. vada and have been very successful, are taking quite an interest in this To- cality, and we wish them the best of success.
 The new road being built will he a great help in way of surface prospect ing.
 What is known as Mineral Hill, on which Mir. Hosford has some very promising properties and under which the Octave ledge dips, and this DOT. ton of the Octave ledge being two patented properties belonging to Bishop & DeArmond, and from which they shipped, some time ago, several tons of sl, l,oOO orc, and are now taking out more of the same from the main ledge.
 Mcssrs. Smith & Johnson, botn be. ing newcomers, have established n camp below the old Peach Orchard on Johnson road, and are working on one of the rich stringers which has possi. bly produced part of the millions of placer gold which has been taken from Rica Hill and which gives this loeali- ty such record.
 Nearly all of the ore in this local. ity is, or should be, treated by stamps, amalgamation, concentration and final ly by cyaniding the taiiings.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
BILLY BRYAN MINE
 PICTURE VALUE GOLD ORE

KTNGMAN, Nov. l7.-Last Tuesday night, on tho 700 level of the Billy Bryan mine, of the Gold Road group, four feet of ore was broken into by the night shift that carries wonderful values. The entire mass runs over $500 gold to the ton, while small streaks gave assay returns of $23, 900. The shaft was sunk outside the vein and was struck few feet below the 700. Ore was broken out by the first shots in the vein, even the walls show. ing high naturalization. A station is being cut at this point and 1t is ex. pccted that an immense body of orc will he opened. The company has been sinking this shaft the past six months and is driving a drift from the 800 of the Gold Road to intersect it on this level This drift is now within 100 feet of connection, the greater part of the 1900 feet of dis. tance being through rich ore. The ore bodies encountered are very large and great backs of lower grade ore are now ready for stoping throughout the mine. The wonderful strike in the Billy Bryan and the great backs of lower grade ore in the other mines on this massive lode make certain the Permanency of the mine as a whole and assures the erection of a modern
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported By !
 Prescott Title Go.

D. D. Crabb & ]. II. Stephens loci Tank Creeks Nos. < l Water Rigs'
 Edgar T. Smith files Notice of Pr cmption on l60 acres on Baea Gnu East of Cross Mountain.
 J. NJ. W. Moore files AT. A, Wo on Amulet Mine, Walker Dist.
 Prescott Improvement Co. to D. womack, w. Deed. *250. Lot ,, BI 10, whipple Heights.
 John Roberts to Joseph l.. Howel M. Deed. Happy Houligan 4 N' Year Mines, Eureka Dist.
 w. D. & Earl F. Weber locate Mines, Hass. Dist.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25

I, would not be surprising. therefore in view of ihc ability of tn" Ari|'ha companies 10 expand, if Arizona would be able ,o maintain it's pIac" 't the head of The producing states or t"rr. tories
 For tbc lgUs year. the territory VIII probably have record production o' about 2ojUoO.0uo pounds, allowing 70 27.jOOO Oo0 pound per month production for the remaining two months oi the year. Production since the first or the year bv month. has been as follows:
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
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management preferring to hold the ore in expectation of n higher copper mar. ket later on.
 There is very little that is new to report in regard to the operations of Old Dominion. Four furnaces of the shelter are in blast and the produc. ton for November should equal the October output of 2,6s5,s9l pounds of blister copper, which was the largest of any month this year. The better price that will be received for copper this month should increase the earn ings to si35,OO0. Development work is progressing satisfactorily. Shaft A has reached depth of about l50 feet below the lith level. On account of water, the sinking of D shaft on the west side of Pinal creek has been dis. continued until pumps are installed.
 General Manager F. A. Woodward of the National Mining Exploration, returned few days ago from Boston, with plans perfected for the further development of the company's mines. Arrangements have been made to finance the company So as to amply provide for the thorough development and equipment of the Fumrole gold mine in Graham county and the Iron Cap property in Globe district. Atten. ton will first be given to the Fuma. role, on which sinking is progressing. The shaft should reacn the 700 foot level by November 25, and the man. agement will then decide upon the method of treating the ore and will erect a plant. A large tonnage or orc going from s5 to sl5 in gold has been opment of the Iron Cap mine will re- ceive attention and new working shaft will probably be sunk at s poin, about 1000 feet north of the present shaft.
 Globe Consolidated is gradually in creasing shipments of sulphide ore tC the Old Dominion shelter. October shipments totaled about 100 tons, from which the company received an aver age of $74i per ton above smeltel charges. Shipments will he doubled this month and with copper cen higher, the returns should be propor tionately larger. The company ha about decided to install an aerial tram way for the delivery of the orc iron the Gem shaft to the ore bins on tn, Arizona Commercial Railroad.