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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-09
EUROPE

| Paris, lie s6nat par un vote dc
3l7 contre 6, adopt6 le trait6 de
commerce franco-canadien.
| VI. Charles w. Eliot, le presi.
dent de PUniverslt6 Harvard re.
fuse l'ambassade de Londres.
St-P P6tersbourg, LA douma a
vote ie budget de Ia maflne, dons
une somme de S2.242,500 qui doit
etre d6pensee imm6diatement pour
l'esca 1re de la Baltique.
Stockholm (Suede), 'acad6'
ME des sciences a d6cern6 la me-
daille dor Adelshield, q M. Tho
mas A. Edison ct des lampes a in
candescence.
! Cette medaille nest confer6e
qu'une fois tous les dix ana.
Anvers, lie paquebot Lap
land" de la compaenie Red Star,
de 1865 tonnes, est arrive lei, ve-
nant de Belfast Cd il etc cons
truit L'arriv6e de ce navire dams
ce port fait sensation.
LIE "Lapland'' effectuera le lO
avrll, son premier voyage d'Anvers
q New York.
Londres, -Tradultes en- correc.
tionnelIe, les onze suffragettes qul
avaient 6te arret6es devant le Par.
lement, ont pr6fer6 prendre lie
chemin de la prison pour un ou
trois mois, plutot que de fournil
des cautions pour assurer leur bon
ne conduite.
New-York, Les compagnies
d'assurances d ne pouvant plus de-
passer un chiffre d'afaires annuel'
lies de $15O.OOO.OO0, la New York
Life SO volt forcee de cong6diel
1000 de ses agents dispers6s dams
tout le pays.
! La decision de la compagnie {
6t6 provoqu6e par une decision dr
|juge O'Gorman de Ia cour supre
me, qui maintient la constitution
nalit6 de la loi des assurances Ii
mitant le chiffre des affaires nou
velles.
! Providence, B.-I., - L6veque
du diocese de Providence, Mg1
| Mathew Harkips. went d'annonce1
la fondation q Woonsocket dune
nouvelle paroisse, qui portera le
nom de Notre. Dame de la Victoire
ct Sc composera d'environ si1
cents families canadiennes-francai.
see.
| Au nombre des membresj de le
nouvelle paroisse, situee au centre
de la Vile, 90 trouve le gouverueu1
de lEtat, Honorable M. Aaram.J
Pothier.
En- meme temps l'6veque an
nonc6 la nomination du premier
cure de la nouvelle paroisse, M
Table J.. M. L. Leroux.
| Par suite de la creation de lt
paroisse de Notre- Dame de la Vic
toire, le nombre des paroisses ca
nadiennes a Woonsocket est main
tenant de clnq.
4 Les quatres autres paroisseF
sont celles du Pr6cieux- Sang, de
Ste Anne, de St-Louis de Coma
que ct de la Ste-Famille.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-09
ETATS-UNlS

Des Moines, Iowa, La prohi-
bition qui occupait l'esprit des l6-
gislateuas depuis deux ans, ete
fnalement d6faite au s6nat, par un
vote de 26 contre FL.
Newark, NJ, Mile Aona
Burnett, de Hilton. qui await dou-
ze chats qu'elle await baptises des
noms des ap0tres, y comprls Judas
legu6 ga fortune de $3OO.OOO q
des amis ct des 9uvres de charit6.
Greenwich, Conn, -Phidyme
Gaouette, fills d'A, F. Gaouette, un
artistic de Manson, Mass, et6 tue
par un train de chemin de fer, q
quelque distance de la gare de
Gre enwiche
Woonsocket, lie DR. @. j. Le-
claire, de Danielson, Conn, un
fervent apotre de l'Union St-Jean-
Baptiste, Went d'envoyer, 200 vo-
lumes aux quarters g6n6raux de
cette societ6, qu1 possede d6ja la
richie collection de feu 1e MAJOR
Mallet.
M. Louis Joseph Brousseau, un
Canadien. Frarcais, 6tabli depuis
un grand nombre d'annees dams
l'ouest AMERICAN, Went de mourir
q Oakland, Californle.
M. Brousseau laisse une fortune
tres apl eclable. II 6tait cellbatai.
Ire.
Albany, N. Y. IL est possible
que les propri6talres de malson q
logements ne puissent plus refuser
de louer )eurs logis parce que les
locataires qui en- font la demande
ont des enfants, sans etre su]ets q
une amende pour la commission
dun DELFT, 81 un bill presents par
lie d6pute Goldberg devient loi.
| LIE projet prohibe aussi une
condition dams le contrat de loua.
ge qu'advenant la naissance dun
enfant, la famiIle sera obIigee de
d6m6nager.
| Cleveland, lie Reverend Viii.
liam McMahon, pasteur de l'6glise
catholique Sainte- Bridget, de Ole.
veland, ct r6dacteur du "Catholic
Universe" produit une requ6te
volontaire en- banqueroute Ia
ccur des Etats- Unis. Dams cette
requete Il est declare que son pas.
sif est de $1,524,14l, avec IN actii
sc montant 4 $75, ,207. don't $7l, 300
sont en- biens immoblliers. Les re.
clamations garanties se montent
STAG, 925; les reclamations non ga.
ranties a 1871, ,207, ct les effets de
commerce 4 $185,918.
| LIE PAre Mcmahon 6tait un di.
recteur de la Fidelit6 Funding
Company de New York, fond6e
par P. J. Kiersn, qu1 est mainte.
nant entire les mains de curateurs
C'est alnsi que son nom fut signt
sur plusieurs bil]ets ennis Ear IL
compagnie, ct de celia les curateurl
le tlennent responsible.
! On a annonc6 d'apr6s une sour
ce autoris6e, laquelle nest autre
lqu'un pretre parfaitement au fat
des afaires du diocese de Cleve.
land, que les obligations d6clar6et
dams la petition en- banqueroute
volontaire faite par le Pere McMa
hon sont personnelles ct que LEI
proprl6tes de l6glise ny sont pat
comprises. LIE tltre de propriete dt
tous les biens de pEglise catholi
; que, a-t-on explllu6, est attribute
dams toutes les parties du monde
l'6veque du diocese.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-09

fut pendant plus de quatorze SIZE
cles lie plus beau tltre de glolre de
leur mere. patrie.
Maintenaot, 81 pon cherche la
raison de ces aspirations nationa-
les chez nos conpatriotes sm6ri-
Gains, nous la trouyons d'abord
dams la nature meme de Phomme
qui desire (app6ut } CONNIE l'ani.
NAL, la plante, contlnuer d'etre CO
quill est ct Sc survivre dams des
etres qu1 luiressemblent. LIE trans.
formlsme r6pugne q notre dlgnite,
quand c'est nous qui devons subir
le enlargement, ct, en- d6pit des
theories les plus s6duisantes du
da1 Winisme nationalist, nous au-
rons tou]ours, CONNIE Jonas, une
excessive repugnance a nous lais-
ser absorber dams lestomac dune
baleine. &. fdt-elle le plus negni-
fque des peuples assimilateurs.
Une autre raison, mais dun or
DIRE plus 6lev6, favor1se chez les
Franco Am6r1cains le 'Fstatu quo"
national. ST. la Providence nous cut
fait 6migrer dams la catholique r.
lande, dams lie Tyrol autrichien.
dams certaines regions de pAlle-
magne catholique, nous pourrions
peut etre incliner LOS tetes de
Bretons ct de Normands devant
lineluctabie ainsi parlel.t les IA
talistes faction de l'avenir. Dams &c
cas-, nous aurions du moins la con-
ISOLATION de pouvoir nous dire: Nos
descendants c4sseront d'6tre ce
que nous sommes, lis perdront la
mentalit6 frarc sise, mais lis auront
du moins, celles de ces peuples &C.
nereux qu1, aux slecIes de luttes ct
de prosecutions, ont tenu haut ct
ferme l6tendard du catholicisme.
Mas, lei, aux Etats Unis7. nous
creignons pour notre fol. lamb
ance, CONNIE Oh dit en- physique,
y est contraire aux sentiments re-
ligieux, Ben que remplis d'admi-
ration pour notre patrie adaptive,
nous eprouvons le besoin de nous
grouper, de nous TOUGHER du cou-
de. de malntenir meme une murail-
le protectrice autour de nous, afin
de nous d6fendre contre le fot en-
vahisseur du mat6rialisme.
Cette prudence, h6las! nest que
trop mot1vee, car, on les compte
par milliers les cadavres de nos
freres qui SO sont laiss6s submer-
ger, ct sen wont q la derive sur ces
ondes fangeuses.
La reison qui nous porte 3 nous
1soler du grand tout AMERICAN, non
par esprit d'hostillt6 ou d'orgueil
mais tout supplement pour conser-
yer notre fol, est parfaitement ex-
prince dams cette courte phrase
devenue un principe pour nous:
"La laugue est la sauvegarde de Ia
fol-"
Ces aspirations, ces projects, ces
reves, 81 pon veut, dun million ct
demi de catalogues franco. ameri-
Gains, sont 6minemment respecta-
bles, CONNIE on volt, nullement uto.
pistes ct meme en- bonne vote, de
sc realiser.
II est bien dlfcile de percer les
voiles qui nous derobent l'avenlr,
plus dificile encore de scruter les
secrets desseins de la Providence;
mais nous aimons q croire que la
France d'Am6rlque, essaimee: aux
Etats- Unis au point de d6doubler,
fera toujours bonne figure dams ce
waste pays ct contribuera, dams une
large mesure, q y 6tablir solide-
ment le regne de Dieu.
u. M. A. Magnan, Ptre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-09

SAINT Jacques, Les scieries de
L'Achigan, situ6es au village de
Sainte. Marie Salom6e,on 6t6 &C n.
pletement d6trultes, par un incen-
die. Les dommages sont estlmes q
dix mile piastres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-09
PAQUES

81 voUs ETEs REssUsOITEs AvEC
LIE CHRIST, CBERCHEz LES BIENs
QUI sONT EN- HAUT LA on EsT LIE
CRIsT s1EGEANT A Ia DR,ITE DE
DIEU.
Ce ma pas etc sans mystere, dit
Bossuet, que la solennit6 de la Pa
que sainte, qui deyait nous repre-
senter en- figure lie renouvellement
| spirituel de lhomme, 6te inst1-
tu6e sous la loi, ct ensulte sous
l'Evang,le, dams cette belle saison
ou lie monde Sc renouvelle, ct Oh le
solell, qui s'6talt eloigne de nous
semble retourner sur ses pas, ct
ranime en- SO rapprochant toute la
nature. C'est de Get agreeable re-
nouvellement de la nature visible
que Saint Gr6goire de Nazianze
prend occasion d'exciter ,ous les
chr6tiens a faire en- eux-memes un
printemps mystique ct spirltuel
par lie renouveIlement de leurs
ames.
Nos pAres ont d6cor6 lie saint
jour de Paques des noms les plus
glor1eux. Lis FONT appele la "Fete
des fetes.' Is: 'solens,it5 dos solen-
Mites, en- la meme maniere que le
sanctuaire le plus auguste du tenn
pie de Jerusalem etalt appele le
"Saint des Saints.
Saint Jean Chrysostome nous
apprend qu'lls lui donnsient enco-
re d'autres mons. Els l'appelaieDt:
Jour du Seigne1r. C'est lie nom
du Dimanche, mais la fete de Pa
ques a recu ce nom par excellence.
LIE premier jour de la semsine a
e!6 substitute au sabat CONNIE jour
sacr6 ct reeu cette appellatlon,
parce quill nous apporte 3 chaque
septenaire lie souvenir du trlomphe
qu'en CO jour Notre-5eigneur a
remport6 sur la mort, ct pour lui
ct pour nous.
Jour ROy0l Cest le jour de la
naissance de Jesus CONNIE Roi du
monde. II est ne au Jour de Noel,
du sein de la bien beureuse Verge
Marie, pour etre notre Sauveur; il
est ne au jour de Paques, des en-
traiIles de la Pierre pour JOUR- du
triomphe quill await remporte sur
le demon. Des ce jour, le regns de
ses lois ct de son amour eta1t subs
titu6 d la tyrannie que Setan fai.
salt subir aux enfants d'Adam de-
puis le jour de leur chute originel-
le.
Jour de la Mmiere. Depuis le
jour de la resurrection. le chemin
qui conduit les hommes q Dleu a
eclair6 des plus splendides clartes
La lumiere qui sortit du tombeau
au matln du jour de Paques, ct qui
renversa les gardes par la puissan-
CO de son 6clat, s'est fx6 d Rome
pour 6clalrer de ID toutes les ames
ct tous les peap'es par l'enseigne-
m6QC QlVln.
Jour de pain. Tout chretlen
commune au saint temps de Pa
ques: tout chretlen nourrit son
anne de ca Pain descendu du ciel
pour la vie du monde, Car, dit st
Thomas, la resurrection de Jesus
Christ est la cause effective
de notre propre resurrection. Jesus
Christ notre Chef est reesusc1te;
done nous qui sommes ses men,
bres, nous ressusciterons au der
nier jour; Jesus. Christ est ressus-
cite, done, d6s au]ourd'hui, nous
devons marcher en- nouveaute de
vie. LIE We'll homme a 6te mis- a
mort par lie glaive du devoir pas
cal.
La sainte communion vous a
dome une vie nouvelle; gardez-la
precieusement. developpez.la par
la pratique de la vertu; ct un jour,
cette vie de la grace sera la vie
glorieuse du ciel, partag6e avec
Jesus Christ pour leternit4.
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Commandes par la mdll9
promptement rempif <1 dams
n2tse deDartement des Jobs
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La beaut6 fascine, l'esprit attire,
la bont6 retient.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
A Sprained Ankle.

AS a rule man will feel well sati-
fed if he can hobble around on
crutcbes in two or three weeks after
spraining his ankle, and it is often two
or three months before he is fully re-.
covered. This is an unnecessary loss Of
time, as by applying Chamberlain s
Liniment, as directed, a cure may as
a rule be effected in less than one
week g time, and in many cases within
three days. Chamberlain IS Liniment
also affords great relief in cases Of
Twenty five and ffty-cent bottles, Sold
by all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
INLAY MILL NEARLY
READY FOR OPERATIONS

The new milling plant being installed
by the Inlay Mining company OF Hum
boldt county. Nevada will be In shape
for operations by July /. and after a
months trial run oy the machinery firm
from which the plant was purchased. the
mill VIII he turned over 10 the COM
pany. The plant has an initial capacity OF
bfty tons OF ore daily. but It is so con-
structed that at least two additional
units OF nifty tons capacity each can be
Installed with dispatch
The INLAY company. which Is Utah
and Illinois company. is getting very close
to the result area. The management has
shipped some fine ore from at least three
diHerent places In the NINE and a splen-
did tonnage OF milling grade rock is now
available for the new plant With the
completion OF the railroad line TO the
new town OF Inlay the mine Will only be
three miles from railroad transporta-
uon' and orc bins will be constructed at
inc new town. It is rather unusual
tnlns Tor mining companies. bur in four
Teen or hfteen assessments on the Inlay
STOCK during the past few years there
never has been share sold as delinouent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
V YORK MINING; STOCKS.
Market Gossip.

James a. Pollock G. CO. bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after-
noon.
Dick Bros. Stock Better-New York
We believe that the markets position
has been greatly strengthened. There
may he considerable irreEularity during
the next few days. but we doubt II there
will be much lower prices than were seen
today.
Hutton Stock Letter-New York-The
sharp break today was induced by varl-
ETY. OF rumors which started a selling
movement OF considerable proportions.
The market was quite filed with stop
loss orders Of stale account. which re-
suited in a material decline throughout
the list during the early session, The
denying of war Tumors abroad In the
late afternoon. also the report that the
United States difficulty was In line TO
an amcablc settlement shortly after
caused some heavy buying, and con-
sequent sharp rally took place before the
close, Al bottom figures 1t can be said
leading securities were we'll bought. For
eign markets closed firm, and the prob
ability is that We will see a higher range
of prices tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
CHINO IS TYPICAL
L0W-c0ST PROPERTY
Prominent Copper Interests
Are Behind New Mine in
New Mexico.

Several new copper propositions have
made their bow recently. and all have
experienced most gratifying welcome
on the part Of the eastern investor. The
success of such properties as the Utah
Copper has demonstrated the timely
character of the low grade, low cost
copper. propositions, aud the modern
method Of developing such properties,
namely, the churn drill, has, FASTENED
the hour when those interested arc
given n pretty clear idea as to the
merits of the same,
One of the latest properties Of this
class ls the Chino, which is located at
Santa Rite. New Mexico. In the early
daNs tins property was worked for its
high grade red metal rock. and more
recent explorations have brought to view
a splendid tonnage Of copper ore rang
ing from 10 3 per cent red metal.
IL Will be several months vet before this
organization has brought DEVELOPMENTS
to point where the ol1icials want them,
but 1t can safely he said that the sup.
ply of this ore viii run into the mill.
IONS OF tons. Chnrn drill operations are
now being started on a large scale.
On the property is an experimental
mlll, and enough ore has been sent
through this TO assure the company that
the ore mills freely. allowing good
saving The property is so provided
that n large percentage Of the ores
should be mined at very low cost by
means of steam shovcls The copper
deposit is practically the same as the
Utah Copper and Miami.
The Chino company has an authorized
Of 100000 shares, 400.
900 shares having been issued. The par
value OF the stock is 50. D. G.. Jack
ing, wee president and general man
ager of the Utah Copper COMPANY and
Ray Consolidated company. is chairman
or the board of directors of the Chino
company. The remainder of the board
rs composed as follows: A. Chester
Beatty. c. NJ. MacNcill. Spencer Pen.
rose, Charles Hayden. Sherwood AID
rich; W, Hinckle Smith, i, G. Hopkins,
~ Il. Amster, Henry NJ. Whitney, En-,
gene \. Foss and Berihold HocbschiId
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
PARK VALLEY NOW
IN GREAT SHAPE
Gold Producing District of Utah
Never Held So Much
Promise.
ANOTHER MILL Is
NEARLY COMPLETED
New Company Formed, Com
posed Entirely of Doctors,
Will Develop Property.

4 camp seldom mentioned, but which
has every promise of making good IN
very substantial manner and within
very short time, is the Park Valley
Mining district of Utah. DIR. X. h.
Brownfcld returned Yesterday from an
inspection Of the camp, and ne pre-
diets that the world soon will be hear
ing some decidedly good news from this
part of the state The ores of this dis
trict arc unusual for Utah, as they arc
free milling gold ores, and no more at
tractivc rock could be desired for mill
ing purposes.
DR.. BrownfieId says that the Century
is the oldest and practically the only
producer Of the camp, but recent deNel'
opmeutS have shown that the Century
is not the whole thing. The susanna
property, for instance, has a magnificent
amount Of gold. ore blocked out, orc
that occurs in the same veins AS only
at a much better depth than the Cen
tury. The susanna has much orc that
ranges from 5000 to $3.50 gold per ton,
and safe average would be. 500 per
ton. This company is now installing
a 10-ton mill, which will be in oper'
alton by July 10. The company has an
abundance of eater and ore, and DR..
Brownfcld says its future is assured.
The company recently shipped out for
ty odd tons Of ore. and after paying
treatment charges, and after paying $50
per ton freight, received for the ore
better than $50 per ton.
On Thursday q new mining company
was organized to own and operate Park
Valley property. There arc several in
teresting items in connection with this
he. GrSf baf
each Of tho directors is a practicing
physician in this city. DR.. Brownfeld
is president and general manager; DR..
j. j. MuSscr is vice president; DR.. q.
j. Field is treasurer. Drs. A, \. Irvine
and +. III. Raloy complete the board of
directors. j. H. Meredith is secretary.
The organization is known rs the Utah
Doctor Gold Mining and Milling com
pany, the capitalization being 100000
shares. par value 81 each. There are
$50, 900 shares in the treasury. The
owns six claims, and will get
TO work on them at once. Enough work
oDstrate their value, the development
accomplished to date disclosing four
strong veins, the largest being from 4
TO feet in width. The formation is
identical with the Century and Susana,
and the group is exactly in line for the
same resources.
In speaking about the camp DR..
Brownfeld said:
''The Century is worthy of better
things. Never in the history of the
has there been as large "A ton
mage as now exists, and the ore is of
A better grade than it has been known
to be III the past, The company has its
own mill, and with diligent manage
ment should be more useful than it
ever has been. There are several active
and achieving propositions in the camp
in addition to those mentioned The
Planetary and the Brooklyn both have
exceptional y fine showings. Park Val
bound to be fine producing section -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
MORNING SALES.

MORNING SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at 2Sc
Columbus. 100 at s1.90
East Crown Point, 500 at itc.
Grand Central. 500 at sl60.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at Sl.65; 900 at s1.67l.
buyer sixty DAYS.
Little CHIEF 700 Mt 47c
S2I7I. i''' a.
Mineral Flat. 500 at 1i5c 5000 at 15c.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 22c.
New York. 800 at 4lc.
Provo, 1000 at I2c
Seven Troughs, 500 at 19c: 1000 at 1910
Sioux Consolidate $500 at s107s: 100 at
s1.0Tl. seller sixty days.
South Columbus Consolidated, 1000 at
46c, buNer sixty; 800 at 45c. seller thirty
days: 700 at a5c; 1000 at 46c: 1900 al 47c,
buyer sixty days: 100 at 469c.
Tintic Central. 1000 at 16c.
1sSc. EtA" O0"So''ate'' iOOO at i''' -o0O al
Shares sold, 81 200.
Selling value. $2o,5i7.25.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at &c.
Colorado. 500 al s2.i25
DAILY Judge. 400 al $425.
Dragon Iron. 500 at 35c.
East Tintic Development. 500 at l1c
Mason Valley. % at SEQ.
Mineral Flat. G000 at l5c
Newhouse, 800 at sl.629.
Silver King, 100 Mt sI.05.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 20c
South, Columbus Consolidated 1000 at
4JAc, seller sixty days; 900 at 45!c
Shares sold. 14,525.
Selling value. 1921
AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at SIC; 100 a. 36Jc.
Bingham Anal. 500 at 13c.
Colorado, 100 at S2.i2i.
Crown Point. 500 at l64c,
East Tintic Dev. $500 at l6tc
GRAY Rock. 5000 at lc.
Iron Blossom. 9o50 at $l.62i
King David. 500 at ilc.
Mason Valley. 100 at $2.l7l.
Ohio Copper 100 at 1855.
Seven Troughs. 5000 at 2lc: 500 at o2c,
$500 q 2llc 1000 ut 20ic,
Sioux Con. isi at s1.07l; at 81 %: 30
al Si.10.
South Columbus. 100 az 4Jkc.
Tintic Central. 1900 at lsc; II 600 at
15ic.
Utah Con- 1000 al l6ac.
Western Nevada 500 at 2Gc
Shares sold, go, 165.
Selling value s21 .o57.S0.
OPEN BOARD
Grand Central 800 at s155.
Iron Blossom. 2150 AT sl.G21.
Lchi Tlntic. 1000 at 2ic.
Mineral Flat. 500 at lo1c.
Ncwhouse. 800 al $1.65.
Seven Troughs. 1900 at 2lic.
Swansea 500 at loc.
Utah Con. 1900 at Ice.
Shares gold. 10,S5o.
Selling value. $535e.i5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
Mining Notes.

g. ". Ecces, vice president OF the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany was In Salt Lake Thursday, Mr..
Eccles is en- route TO the copper fields OF
southern Alaska,
Gran, Snyder manager of the Clin
company. has returned from the prop
crty.
Lew Humphres, the mining engineer.
camps.
The new electrical mining equipment
for the Montana Mining company has
been received in Eureka, and no time Will
be lost I'm installing the same. \ power
line is being extended from the Colorado
mine 10 the Montana.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
Nevada News Agents.

Bauvard-A, C.. Pesco
Goldfleld-Loule Polin.
Hawthorue--Louie Polin.
Kimbcrley-She Dowuey.
Lovelock-Bible Bros.
Midas-Mrs. c. A. Harrington.
awhide-Louie Polin.
Reno-Hotei Golden News stand; Ro-
senthal & ArmHnkn; Shepard & Son.
Yerington--F. NJ. Burner.
Winnemucca--Peorce &C Chase.
Cobre-Richard Richards.
Cherry Creek-Grey 6 Collins.
Elko--Wheeler 6 Co.
Ely-Grace B. Faxon: Harvilie Station
cry Co.
McGul-M Herman; Walden & Bur-
nett
Rhyolite-The Crescent.
Pioche-Piochc Drug Co.
Callente-John Shier; Thomas Him :
street