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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-11-19
Certificate of AuthO riz alton.

State Of Montana Department Of Banking. Of
flee Of State Examiner.
Whereas. satisfactory evidence having been
presented to me that THE SECURITY STATE BANK
Of Judith Gap. Montana. has complied with the
provision of Sections 1909 and 4OO9. Revised Codes
OF 1907. required to he complied with before such
bank shall I've authorized to commence the bust
ness of banking:
Now therefore. I. H. H. Pigott. State Bank
Examiner of Ethe State OF Montana by virtue of
the authority III ME vested by law. do hereby
certify that The Security State Bank. located at
Judith Gap, County Of Meagfer. State of Mon
tala. is authorized to commence the business of
banking prescribed by law.
IN Witness Whereof have
hereunto subscribed Ill
name and caused the seal
of my office to Ike affixed
at Helena, Montana. this
25rd day Of October 1909.
H. II. Pigott.
[Seal] State Bank Examiner
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Isolated Tract.

Isolated Tract.
Notice For Publications. rract.-Public
Land Sale. Serial No. Ol72S. Department Of
The Interior. U. S. Land Office at Lewistow1i
Montana October 20. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that as directed by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office. under
provisions Of Act of Congress approved June n,
1906 ga Stats. SD will offer at public SALE to
the highest bidder. at 10 O'Clock a. M. OH the
10Th day Of November. 1909. at this office the fol
IL. Ne x. neA sec. II. T. II. N. K. 16 T..
Any persons claiming adversely the above-de-
objections on or before the time designated for
sale. C. f.. McKOIN. Register
SOP -WYLI.YS A. HEDGES Receiver
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pendence of the United States, the
one hundred and thirty-fourth.
(Signed WIN. II. TAFT.
"By the President, Knox, Secretary
Of State
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Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at
Lewiston. Montana. November 2. 1909
Notice is hereby given that
Emma A. Long
Judith Gap, Montana who, OH August II. 1908
made Homestead Entry. No. O69l. for nwA sec
ton 10. township H.. range Is e. Montana Meri-
dian. has filed notice Of intention to make Final
Communication Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before S. J. Small. U. S.
Commissioner. Judith Gap. Montana. OH the 18th
day of December 1909
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles En-
met Parker. Sherman Robinson, William A.
Barclay and George H. Root, all of Judith Gap.
Montana.
52-4-5t. &C, f. McKoiu Register.
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Contest Notice.

Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior. United States Land
Office at Lewiston. Mont. November g. 1902
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by william Il. Butler. contestant.
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Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.-U. S. Land Office
L.ewistown. Montana. Nov. 2 1909.
Notice is hereby given that

Notice Is hereby given that
Lafayette N. Dyer.
of Judith Gap. Montana. who. on May Goth.
1908. made H. f. No. 6lO4. Serial No. O4622. for
the northeast quarter. sec. 80. twp. 10 north.
range Is e.. m ~. has filed notice of intention to
claim to the land above described. before S. ].
Small U. S. Commissioner. at Judith Gap. Mont.
the 4th day of December. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: William f.
Burgess. Thomas ]. Gossett. Clarence r. Stone.
George Haynes all Of Judith Gap. Montana.
Sl-3 &C. f.. McKOIN, Register.
Gilpin observer., 1909-10-21
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DEALINGS LARGE
PRICES VARYING.

b =
New York, June %. races Of unset;
Element ana fcvcrishness foIloRing yes s-l
5terday's break in prices were still per-
sceptible In the opening stock market
today There we're large dealings and
prices moved sharply in either direction
Southern Pacific sold ats91sI,a and II
compared with the closing last nj Gl'ti OF
12iN; Union acitic. on the other, l1 anu,
tsaefi9p nne ehe and the
preferred rose 4 Il y Delaware Y iudsorl
and Allis.Ghalmers preferred lost Land
Northern Pacific and Western Union
Support to Northern Pacific resulted
in a, rally to q over last nigh and
there was MISC q general rise ut other
Average }ievei Of prices Reached a fisc-::
ton above yesterdays closing. . IS
Tie large busing. of United states
Steel, the HarfIman's and Reading were Ct.
rose III. the preferred 2 & q esapsake ss
Ohio g, and New ork Contra Z Is and
Atchisan, Illinois Central KANSAS City
so os1i1e Ma ,'ia pSefelt WesteT e.
s. Steel, Anal gamate ted Copper. Colorado
Fuel. American Smelling, American Cai',
American I.inseed. American Cotton Oil
ST. Louis x WESTERN Cleveland CO
and st. Louis, New Haven and Inter
Pump declined / and American
3Woolcn preferred 1as
y Bonds were Irregular. q
The advance stopped gnt midday except.
In Reading, which went d trltle further
Trading then became stagnant but al
prices were generally well held Reading
improved 1si and Rock Island preferred
2. Northwestern and Toledo, st. Louis
and Western Well ed aspoint, and Ameri-.
4 Dnlness was the chief feature Of the
market after midday, fluctuations rarely
changing an eighth in the favorite
stocks. 2>S - VEN .S8 =
\ The market closed irregular. The dying
out of the demand allowed prices to slip
back until gains were wiped out, Bal
timore Sc Ohio. Northwestern and Anal
WOODEN 4 s.. Reading was bid lip again
in the final dealings to check the reac-
ton and there was n brisk rally IS q
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PRINCE CON. MILL BUILD ROAD.
General Opinion is That Biz Property
Will Construct Phoebe Railroad.

Within the next few days the details
OF The building of the railroad iron
the Prince Consolidated mine near
Phoebe TO Panaca will be finished and
then 1t win be decided which OF the
two proposed routes will be used. For.
some time n number of engineers IN
der Chief Engineer Knowles have he IN
surveying the roads and the one bs
way the Ely Valley, Phoebe Me.alf.
Golden Prince. Phoebe King and othsr
properties laying along the same o.es
zone has been finished. This survey
calls for the building Of "a road slightlS,
over eight miles long to the Phoebe de-
pot
The line down the canyon from the
Prince Consolidated to Panaca is now.
being surveyed This will be finished
this week and then it will be definitely
decided which one will be used. The
general opinion is that the new road
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PRODUCE
3ilcH1cAGn

~ y
n IN len 20. a5 ms 90 ADDITIONAL rains in
Kansas and Mis- Missouri caused moderate
siY.en III IN the HI1ea Z market during ear
Is Isfe tpadIng ,od s The ' market also
ih,iliishiv n ffecteds Nv n i, n a dvnnce of
~ I'D at .tNe iiserpool. Prices at the
( onenins We're 1smit To III diaa higher, July
beinr at ]. 141S Az. For a time July held
,,.itI'in t1a' onenii, rang,
t The corn ,r market pt VAS also bnlishly at
foetad at'stha start nv the Wet wetIlerS
M tia marie Ct som on sad off "a the
ras,,lt M larger receipts thar, had been
estimated july opened unchanged to "a
shade higher at '21s q q 10 s e and soid
OIL ir TO a IN. a ~. So, q, ~. $50,
The Bug scare WAS ssii
factor 1lfhe OATS mark. az
but todaS,s reports b, rom
Illinois claimed stllaL the crop Was 700
far advance 20 pc injured. MARKER
sSo i ozeed u Il rer 4
to 1t 8 8,
Provisions we're inclined to be weak
owing 10 IA 3 TO Toe. d acl!ne IN Tile price
OF lie hogs. Opening prices were ITO
1Uc lower ~. AZ 55
: NJ Wheatlihe N rket turned weak in lilo
last half of the day and July declined
10 i.1ass. The close was easy with July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. June aass:-Close: Prime
mercantile paper, 81 "a per cent,
= Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at ss4.s6. d5Gl5D
for 60-day bills and at $4.SS.lo for de-
liiand.
Commercial bills. S4.s5ss
Bar silver. 52Ss cents.
Mexican dollars A.: cent?.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds, firm.
Money on call easy. ilas6l2. per cert:
ruling rate, and closing bid. III per
cent; offered at = per cent.
Time loans dull and inclined to weak
ness; for SO DAYS. 2ls per cent. for. 30
- percent for six months, 81 q
8SIls per cent.
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AssEssNlEN \, NJ. !

SILVER G 0PPlsR KING MINING ca
3Principal place sof \, business, Salt Liza.
at Il meeting Of tile Board of Direetosss
of the Silver Gopper King, Mining Com
5panT, held Oh the 4 18th dny of J,na6
1904 an assessment OF two-tenths Of oSs
cent per SHARE being ssessmeiit No, III
was levied upon ~ tie capital stock ofsthc
and payable simmcdintely to G. II. B Back.
srnan. Treasurer o.; tho Company. at tts
5conpanS's office G,asemenD No. 81. South
Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Any
stock upon which the assessment NAV
remain unpaid on Thursday, July asnii
1909. win lie DELINQUENT and advertised
for sale ut public auction. aud unless.
payment is niades before will be sold M
Thursday, the 18th dny 3 of August, l.5a
at 10 o'clock a.. M, az the office of tIs
company Y, fbascne, Y. No 3a South Main
delinquent assessment thereon. together
with the cost Of advertising aud expense
of sale. r.
G.. II. BACKAIAN, Secretary !
First publication Jene %. 1000.
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GOOD ORR; IN IDAHO.
Provo Man Receives Fine Specimens
From Paris Canyon.

Especial Correspondence.)
PROVO, June q, Andrew AIadsen
has received some specimens from the
Paris Boulder mine in Paris (Idal1o)
canyon, which goes So per cent Lead
and the owners claim that there is a
large body of it. \ He also. has speci-
men Of copper ore from q claim near.
the Boulder which assays 90 per cent
copper. These properties have lately
been opened up and an encouraging
feature to prospectors is that mining
and ospecting has been going on in
Paris canyon for many years higher up
than where this ore came from, and
these apparently valuable deposits have
he an OyerlO01sed pa. tgsss t5q
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WOOL
ST.9LOUIS.' IN

x ~ a N ST. LOUIS. IN :. " Ef13.
ST. Louis June 22-- Wool, Unchanged.
Territory and mediums, 2iGl2S; fine Ine-
diums, 1M24: fine. 10 122.
s# BOSTON. 5
4 Boston. June 22a .-,There has been a
Sharp falling off in thcsdemand by man
ufacturers In the local wool market and
a. quiet period OF trading is anticipated
for the next few weeks. 5;s
Prices remain high. however. sales con-
tinue here OF original bag territory
wools, Including Wyoming ut, 70 to g.
Idaho at % to Is. and Utah mt s4laG.
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Pioneer Rootinss.
Sold. laid and guaranteed By
s LAMBERT PAPER co.
EXCURSIONS EAST,

Via Denver & Rio Grande II. r.. june
a. 5. II. 12. 10. &c, July 2. s.
Chicago and return ...3..... 55 90
ST. Louis and return ....l.,.. $500.
st. Paul. Minneapolis &, return. see.Ge
Omaha, Kansas City and return 1000
Denver. Colo. Springs Pueblo. $3.50
Other points In nronosfion.
3 Tickets gnod returning October 3ist
Ticket Off1se 301 Main st.
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MILLIONS IN iGILsoN1TE.
General Asphalt Company Makes
Enormous Sim from It's Holdings.

General Asphalt ConlpanH Makes
Enormous Sum from Its Holdings.
The General Asphalt company, better
known as the asphalt trust. took $500.
600 worth of gilsonite out of Colorado
and Utah during the year ending April
80, 1909. The entire amount was hauled
over the Uintah railroad to Mack. Colo,
in this county, where 1t was transferred
to tlleNI Denver! s. Rio Grande, says the
Grand Junction Sentinel. This amount
OF raw material was worked into its
finished state and yielded the company
a gross incors. of s11,S1S.529. for the
year. The total assets of the company
at the end of the year We're $40 266, 600.
The General Asphalt company OBJ
tanned almost it's entire supply dtring
the past year from the properties owned
3on the border of Utah and Colorado.
4 1T owns immense beds of asphaltum in
Venezuela which have been tied up in
litigation for number of years, but
these suits have now been settled and
the output during the coming year will
he Increased by drawing upon its sup
ply in South America,
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srocKs CONTINUE VERY SLOW.
Market still ApDcars Dcprcsscd-Ncyy
1 Exclamation Of Stagnant Conditions.

Market Still .Appcars 2DcDrcssed---Nc,y
Explanation OF Stagnant Conditions.
There was apparently no change il
the conditions on the local stock mai:
Il ket this morning except that securities
4 seemed more depressed and slower.
There was considerable professional
trading but the snap and ginger offa
live market was lacking. Iron Bios
SON held steadiers than 1t has in sew
eral days and Colorado was subjected
TO another sinking spell
Z? Another explanation Of the presaIi.
local depression In stocks was given
this morning by IL local broker. He
asserted that the present high stand
ard of: dividends established by the
Iron Blossom, Colorado and Sioux ana
tho xtrenlely low price at which tlle:ys
have been selling has naturally thrown
suspicion on the stoclts in the eastern
market. With this condition prevailing
Sthe stocks have ,aturaIlys stayed II Il
home and been absorbed by the local
people. When a small buying public
like that centered about Salt Lake CitSt
ahsorbs stocks to the value of several
millions 1t naturally is carrying u
3 heavy burden. Should eastern people.
be convinced OF the intrinsic values Of
y securities. 1t is asserted, that there
would be a. greater demand for the
i stocks and naturally the price would
4 become commensurate with the Givi-s
dends. with the present dividend rate
Colorado would come nearer So q
share.
"a II was also asserted of the Knight
securities that in an endeavor to give
1.-THE public the best that could be had
1.-THE safety point was often oyerreached
land d surplus was not accumulated.
{ twas 5asserted that the Knight meth
sods were not what would appeal to an
Investing public innsmucll a lower IA te
OF dividends could be allowed, a surplus
accumulated and dividend insured
for years to come. though the mines at
any time should be forced to remain
4 idle for any length of time, through
accident or OF ferMtse. The mine is liy-
4 ing up to Its energy, asserted the Sbrok-
3er.s s5
Black Jack has found but few inves-
ters of late and the stock has grad
SuallY sagged, Today IL reached the
.t new. low price of 20 cents. Carisa
1 seems to DE fairly holding its own
around the 81 mark. Iron Blossonswa $
slightly better il anything. Seven
ter its recent rally. ~
The number Of shares of stocks sold
ont the Salt Ike exchange today was
900. and the amount represented
was So, 25e25.
On the Utah exchange the number of
shares transacted In was 2s,70o. and
AZ Tie amount represented was 3,Sas.50.
&y4 On the curb market of the Salt Lake
exchange this morning 500 shares Of
Bingham Copper sold for Scents, and
q 1000 shares of Eastern Prince went at
10 cents 81
g 55$ FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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CONCENTRATES.

Ed Thomarson, general manager of
the ELY Valley Mining and Milling
company at Phoebe, is in the city.
Child, Cole & Co., brokers, have COM
menced moving into their new quar-
tiers in the Boston building, on Main
street. III q 81
a shipment of high grade ore from
the Utah Mine at Fish, Springs has
been held UP by the breaking of lam
l. that has mad lie a lake around Oasis sta
stion.S
c.. b. Iakenan, general manag ger of
the Nevada Consolidated, Cumberland
+ Ely and Steptoe Valley smelter at Ely,
has returned to the camp after being
several days. in the city on business
The following were the ore shipments
from the Park City district during last
DAILY West. i ,024 1000: e DAILY Judge, 26S,
900: DAILY Judge tzinc), ST., 40; total,
g. ,4S0 pounds,
June % is the date set for the hear
ing in the federal court OF the suit
of the United States Mining company
against w. S. Mccormick and M. H
Walker on an injunction bond of Sol, GOD
given in favor Of Il, NJ. Lawson.
q The Nebo Star Mining company ship
ped its first car$of ore last week. rph q
company made a good strike the othcrs
day and experts say that the showings
are better. for the amount of work
done than they have seen for a long
time.-Nephi Record.
Samuel Harris of the Darby, Ne..,g
Ore Reduction company has securel.
control or the Florence lease on the
Seven Thoughts estate. Mr.. Harris re-
Gently acquired the holdings of Ray ID.
Harris in the lease and later formed
IA voting trust that gave him control. u
n I. Il. Pratt and M. 81. King have re-
turned from the silver Island District
where they succeeded in picking up 4
number OF good claims. They nave
already started a force of men to work
on one of their properties and a tunnel
in IS feet is declared to be working In
500 ore.
a. G. Bur1itt, manager Of the Hom-
Der Mining company, which was re-
Gently formed to Ike over a lead
silver property in Boxelder county, de-
clares that a four foot vein of SO pei.
cent graphite has been found on the
property. The graphite was in a leach
ed form at the bottom OF the incline
shaft. Besides the graphite, which is
the foot wall OF the vein. there Is a
IA inch vein of $40 to s Is silver lead ore
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. E

E Chicago. June q Cat t1e--Recepts. es-S
Htimated at z, 900; B market steady. Beeves.a
5.i5Il7. -; Texas steers, 4 60 a 615; west
Sern steers 4.75 q $50: stockerss and ,fee els
ss SIS, calves ssgSass' eeS.7s 80
n II ogs-Recelpts, estimated at 49, Z
market 5G510s. lower. III hts. 500 .Sa;
mixed 40 .io;s heay SGd7 lo;5 rough l,
SO; pigs. t:ss@71o; bulk Of sales. 1850
4 go ~ s.5}s
F. Sheep Receipts, estimated at 1e.OoOi5
market weak. Native, 3 .75 q g. 90: western,
80 $50: vearlings. 6.O0Gl7 90: lambs. llf-{
tive. 5.ooas .1o;. western, s 500 10; spring
lambs $50 ESQ.
KANSAS CITY. 5.l
\. Kansas city, June q. Ca tle--R eccipts;i
1000: market steady. Native steers, 800
soys AND hef s S bis s aoss5
s.S ms eas Western ter cows iS s.s5 ~
(. IIogsAReceipts 100: market Sc. low-
err Bulk of sales. As q lea w.. 8. go %
s9 pasksTS and bute cSasS e'
Sheep--Receipts. 1900: market steady.
NIuttons. 4.5O@5 80: lambs. 6.50@s.50;a
range wethers, - 0a5,5O; range eve y 10
@5.15.
South Omaha, June 2s--catt IS (, Re Re,
cr. Western steers. S.aGno 30 y Texas as
steers. 3.006t 800; range COWS and heif-5
.ers, 2.75a4.90:: Gamers. 2. o9aS. boi stocis .
Scrs and feeders, s.ooa5. 40. cal yes. atpoaf
}lower. Heavy T.e0H al. Is; mixed Z. @TT.e0;
lights. 7.15aGo5: pigs, 6,coG6.7S.
Sheep Receipts.S2 500; market slow5ttoS
5, IS 0pG.25; ewes s 90 @ 500; lambs, soQe
s go, ~ III {glss3f{ tfs
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WESTERN utah COPPER.
LISTED ON EXCHANGE
Salt Lake Exchange Adds y INC. lSs
Hcinzc Stock TO the Board
tails or8Dcyclopmcnt Work.

Another, stock was added 70 The al
/ ready long list on the Salt Lake STOCK
and Mining Exchange this morning.
1T was the Western Utah Copper COM ON
pany, another r. Augustus Ht,inze
stock, thu t has been doing a great stea !
4 of work in the Deep Creek distriet OF
late.
IN the application filed with the ex-
change IL is stated that w. S. McCor-
nick Is the president, and II. FL. Green,
secretary and treasurer. The company
is centralized al $2.500,000, in shares o n
So each, non assessable. OF the total
allotment of $50. 900 shares OF treasury
stock. al 200 have been sold. leaving u
balances In the treasury OF as, SEQ shares
ana S4.493,al inFcash, accompany ~
present owns $4,000, but there IS sIllS
due this month for the sale OF treas
urys stock.
\ The company owns 81 claims In the
Clifton mining district. Tooelc conn ~,
near IEapah Twenty of the clad ms
have been patented The company also
owns the Redding Springs ranch Of
$50 acres and water rights
4 The amount of development work 20
date Is said to he a 443 foot shaft, t1,503
feet of drifts and tunnels, 25S feet Of
Wines, $40 feet of raises. and lily
feet of crosscuts. Al present IS lnen
are employed at the property, which
As now 46 miles from n railroad. ~
u The equipment of the property is
said to have cost $11,2lS34 and SOL
3213.s7 has been spent in development
work. The ores found contain values
in copper, silver and gold. The work
done has blocked out 10000 tons Of
this class Of ore.
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Addie ......l .......Il q. 0sl@ 1850. .05;;a
Ajax 1880. rs 30 .2Tlal 80
Albion 80. 20 a
Alice ...... Z. :. 4. 40
Beck Tun.. .25 .S5 ~ 80
Big Hill ~. l....... .0S .J51S
Bing. Alan. .1aA Ia .11tsE III
Black Jack. 30 III s,19 -. i
Boston Con- -. 4 1875
Brooklyn -. = II
Bullock X. .02 y .03Y .02 .D5
%R. stand. !. $500 ...... 20 ,sS 4
Bing Cop. ~. 3! ....... .0S ..... 8.
Camp Bird. ...... .o2s E.03ia
1'arisa 5G.....l 90 Los T1.02la ..S.4 !.
( Cedar .o5 .o6Al .o5 III
Cent. MANI .0s .....l..
& Century .:..i % 10 .06 s.g9
Colorado .,. ., 227llaI 80 2.sTlss ..s....
columbus II LES 1.T0 II 1.611al LII 4
e. Point,... .15tat .16 .f4i rs
eDemiiohn .l,..... .......E ....... ii
DAILY Judgc.i 4 20 $50 Ills 4.50
Dragon /, II ....... SO 81. -.
T. & b. ...5.....5.. II. W. $780,. 10
z eagles Mo-. i. .s..... t.,.5.... 10
Il. C. Point. .0SA .0t .03is .34A
L. Y. Con- .o4 .0l&l .04h 15;a
: Il. Il. Dew. .15lsi .16ME .14ts i64s
{ T.. r. 6. Il. 4 tt......., ,0lIsI ..el 1880,
Emerald ~ .,....t 4 1880. 10
U Eureka ~. ....... % -......i.3..
Ely Witch ~. f....... Is -.
Galena ..s,.I .0i s..... ~.
Gold Reef 4 ..,.,... OF ......
5 g. q. Crown. ..i.... ~. ...... 10
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confirmed by excavations for shaft and
tunnel on tho Manhattan Claims silo Y
large groups not yet ftilly prospect !.
sF'ANORsABLYL LOCATED. an
E All thes groups Of claims. especially
the Indigo Bite aud Bluebell, are most
#favorably located for working BY drlv-.
Ing horizontal tunnels not 5Ffess than1
TOO feet below the tor, OF the highest
veins. greatly, aiding drainage and the
and working of the plant.
Mining work is being actively car +.
sried forward. N total Of over 5 90 feet,
lin lengtl, OF tunnel has already been
driven and three headings are now
being pushed forward.
The general installation and ad-
lninistration of the plant and the
entire workings al the mine, under the
charge ofR5J T. BreclSon, mining en-
gineer. are we'll considered, economi-
cal and, highly efficient. L examined
the plans and specifications for the
first 100 ton INIT of the milling or
concentrating plant which wa adj
visedi had been ordered shipped and
is expected to be in operation abou.s
three months hence.
Z All the natural elements of the
making ola great mine are found pre-
sent in the conlpanN's property. y Ii s4