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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
Mines and Mining Stocks
URANIUM MINE
WORTH NAME
Wayne County Men Own Great
Ledge Carrying the Rare
Metal in Quantity.

Away down in Wayne county SIX miles
or so from the Pahreah settlement and
between the Pahresh river and the Buck
skin range Of mountains, in the foothills
y. Jennings. an Old-time miner of IeVan
and some others have group OF tNelNe
claims, covering a big belt OF gray sahu-
stone. carrying, according to tests thal
have been made from numerous open cuts
and shallow pits. from to per cent
uranium, in form probably torbernite and
autunite, the latter predominating A
sample of the rock brought into The Her
aid Office yesterday. and which came from
a shallow depth. showed the minerals 70
be most evenly diffused through the rock,
and Mr.. Jennings claimed that the sample
was q poor one compared with what
might have been brought in.
Il would rather not be quoted concern
ing the extent of this mineral belt, SAID
Mr.. Jennings. because ! should be very
apt to be classed as a lunatic. L will
therefore be modest and tell you thai we
have proved the width in some places to
be 300 feet while we have demonstrated
the continuation of the ore for more than
twice that distance in length l put II
that way because. when a yer1fcatiOn Of
my statement is sought, there will be
plenty of room to go on. 1 believe. Of
course. that We have a most valuable &c
post of uranium ore. and il occurs in such
or separation of the ore from the gangue
can be accomplished by the simplest
methods. Several inquiries concerning the
proposition have come from the east and
there is a likelihood that something will
be done with the property in the near fU-
ture.r
As the precious mineral radium. having
a market value of something like $4,000, 900
a pound. is extracted from uranium, the
property of Mr.. Jennings and his assOci-
valuable 1t is a drive of 10 miles from
Marysvale to the properties.
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BUCKLEY MINE is
GETTING GOOD ORE

Provo. April l5.-The work on the Buck
ley mine in Rock canyon east Of this
city, owned by the Garden City Mining
company. is showing some very encOUT-
aging results. 4 The company owns six
claims and has done considerable work
for the past five years. The main tun-
mel is now in $50 feet. and Wine is be-
ing sunk from an upper tunnel to connect
with this a distance of about 80 feet
The Wine is down forty feet. and is all
IN good shipping ere. lead carbonates and
chlorides. Specimens are on exhibition
at r 4. Barney & Co.'S brokerage office
Two ASSAYS have been made: one shows
60 per cent lead and Is ounces of silver
and another $40 in gold. 5 ounces silver
and g per cent lead. The company eN-
poets to keep Development work going.
and viii. from present appearances. soon
be in shape TO ship ore.
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RYAN STARTS
FOR THE WEST
Moving Spirit in international
Company Is Headed for
Montana and Titan.

Following a meeting Of the directors Oh
the new international Smelling q Rehn-
ing company this afternoon, which lasted
several hours, John y. Ryan, president OF
The company left at midnight for the
west saws q New York special 10 the
Denver Republican Of "Wednesday. ASKED
now long ne would remain away 4lI
RYAN replied that he did not know. Dut
said he would so first 10 Montana TO see
The Anaconda properties OF Wnlcn COM
psny he is president
Later ne VIII 90 TO LOOK over the sue
Of the new smelter Of the International
in the TOOeie valley. Dtan- Wnle MI
RYAN was reticent as 10 the development
Of this property and its prospective out
mt IL is stated that the initial capacity
al the smelter which is 10 be modelled
uD0n the lines Of the Washoe smelter OF
the Amalgamated Copper company at An
accnds, Mont. will be between ECO and
$50 tons of ore daily. Later. IL is stated,
-ne plan will be considerably enlarged, so
20 handle the expected increase OF busl-
ness.
Mr Ryan. when asked whether the
Stock OF the new concern would be listed
on the New York stock exchange. said
there was no immediate intention Of so
doing. as all Of the $40 200 block of the
S5G 900 900 capital stock has been subscribed
FOR The stock is quoted on the curb
erOund 100, fiuctuating dollar above or
below that price from day to day.
1t is stated upon apparently reliable au-
thOrity that the new company will go
upon a semi-annual dividend basis in May
or June. The earnings for the current
year. IL is stated will be close TO Sl00O.0OO,
OF 10 per cent on the capital stock The
RaTitan Refining works of Perth Amboy,
y. J.. formerly chief revenue maker for
the United Metals Selling company, the
Amalgamated Copper COmpany's sub
sidiary is 10 furnish virtually all of this
expected income. 1t is understood that
about $4,000 G0 of stock was utilized IN ac-
Quiring the Rartan plant. i'm addition TO
some cash. When the Utah smelter is
completed. it is stated that the earnings
of the Interna tiOnal viii permit the pay
ment of a dividend of at least L per cent
year. which would leave substantial
surplus for betteTmenJs and extensions
Experts have been making investiga-
tions of the various mining districts
throughout the country. with the object
Of locating smelling and refining plants
AZ advantageous points. and there is a be
lief that several shelters win be started
before the year closes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
DAME FORTUNE SHINES ON
LARRY" SULLIVAN AGAIN

Fortune. the capriciOus dame. which had
tapped him on The shoulder a couple of
times, tripped Larry Sullivan UP on a
ledge of ore. and now he is wallOwing in
gold down in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico,
according TO The story which became pub
Tie here yesterday. says the Los Angeles
Examiner.
incidentally the great wealth which Sui
hvan is said TO have discovered will be
shared by several Los Angeles men who
"erubstaked the turbulent picturesque
character of Goldfield fame Among these
are District Attorney John d. FrederickS.
DIT. A. c. Thorpe. r. A Hayes and James
A. Talbert.
The verified report which Captain Fred
e:icks has just received is that there is
Sj9.000 worth of ore on - dump and one
hundred times that amount or S5.0000o0.
blocked out.
10 the light Of his career. anything that
Larry Sullivan would do wOOd scarcely
pass credence. He used to run a sailor
lodging house i'm Portland. and il had a
reputation all along the river. With his
profits he drifted into the mining country
and got down TO Goldfield. where there
was chance for . shrewd man 10 make
few millions. sullivan was that man.
He had an office built. started into the
brokerage business and was so over
whelmed with custom that staff Of car
penters spent most of their time enlargiug
his quarters TO suit his needs.
Theer were more yellow-headed type
writers in his office answering queries
and extracting the checks from Sullivan 5
mail than one would find i'm a Los An
geies business block. He was worth. il
was estimated. as much as Sl0O100 coo I'm
the heyday of his fortune.
Then Larry went broke" He came to
Los Angeles and got map of Sinaloa.
This was his office furniture. Ii seems
that he had a tip on something coed
down in the manana land. He interested
others. among them the men named. and
they fitted him out.
With his party he was on his way u
find the good thing. when his foot
slipped and he found a chunk Of gold ore
staring him in the face. Sullivan camped
on the spot and has been there ever since
When the grand jury completes its pres
ent investigation District Attorney Fred
ericNs viii make a trip to the mine in
which he owns a handsome interest.
There Is no stock for sale said Cap.
tain Fredericks yesterday. Work has
been in progress for six months with the
monthly payroll about 81 900. The com
pany has shipped a ten-stam9 min and
outfit that cost Sl0.00o. and this is prob
ably now on the ground. The ore ASSAYS
from $50 to so a ton and is free milling
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
KNIGHT REPUDIATES
ALLEGED INTERVIEW

Provo. April 15.-Jesse Knight stated to-
day to a Herald representative that the
report that he would withdraw his stocks
from the Salt Lake exchange was with
out foundation. and that he did not blame
any broker or brokers for the losses sus-
tanned. The people simply lost their heads
i'm trading. and consequently had to sus-
tain losses. He felt sorry for this. and
had said so. but this was all he had said
in regard to the matter.
In regard TO the ore in the south drift
Of the Iron Blossom. he said that so far
he knew, the conditions were favor
able. and that ore had again been enCoun-
tered in an upraise from the fault or
barren place struck some time ago. He
further stated that he had no doubt that
the vein extended the entire length Of
the property. saying, at the close. But
of course this is something that no one
can tell 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought at the fol-
lowing places in Nevada:
TuscarOra-Mrs a. L. Clark.
Reno-Rosenthal & ArmankO.
Goldfield-Palace News Stand and Hun
ter Adv. & Pub. Co.
Ely-Harville Stationery Co, G. B. Fax
on and Walden & Burnett.
Caliente-JOhn Shier.
PiOche-PiOche Drug Co. and a. A. Car
than. p. NJ.
Cobre-Richard Richards.
Rawhide-LOuie Polin.
Smelter-M. Herman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16

We beg 10 announce that we are now
manufaCtllr ng non-alCohoiic beer
and VIC viii pay S25 for the suggestion
OF an appropriate name which We may
adopt
Send i'm your name not later thar
Monday night, April 10. as on that
date We viii close the above contest
and award viii be announced I'm sun
days papers. April . IF more than
one person should send in the name Sc
lected. the first one received will be
given the prize.
THE SALT LAKE CITY BREWING
COMPANY
Phones No. II.
Address all communication to MAN
ager Label Contest Salt Lake City
Brewing Co, salt Lake City. Utah.
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pennsyIvania Lines stop.overs.

on hrst-class tickets reading over
Pennsylvania lines. ten-day stop-overs.
including date of deposit are ROW al
lowed. upon notice to conductor at
either Columbus PittsbUrg. Washing
ton Baltimore OF Philadelphia. Also
effective April - az Indianapolis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
CEDAR TALISMAN is
DOING GOOD WORK

While little Is being said Of what is
going on. the Cedar-Talisman company IS
making a good showing in the operation
Of its property. Sinking IS progressing
in the Cedar shaft and the bottom is new
twenty-five feet below the J19-fOot level
At the same time the drift on the 40 level
in which the same ore shoot that was
opened Up on the 30 level is being pushed
ahead. and considerable fine ore is being
taken out in doing the work
After awhile there viii be an awakening
to the fact that the consolidation Of the
Cedar and the Talisman properties. in
Beaver county. has resulted in the making
of a fine property with all fear Of liti-
cation removed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
wall Paper and Picture Sale.

zoe papers. at 15c; Csc papers, at zoe;
SOC papers. at Soc; fngTains. z5c; 20 per
cent of on all special papers and
framed pictures.
GEO. ". EBERT & CO. 81 Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16

Mr.. Frank Spea ght He
has the happy faculty of making his
audience laugh or cry at viii st.
Thomas Daily Times. Canada
At the Congregational church, Thurs
day evening, at s O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in San Francisco yesterday as reported
over the private wires of James A Pol
lock & Co were as follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
Cosy Majestic Theatre.

The house Of novelty and comfort
All new feature pictures. change Fri
DAYS. Vaudeville changes Mondays.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET REPORTS

Following is the daily market comment
of Paine, Weber & Co, Boston, together
with the range of prices Of copper stocks
and other Boston llstings in which the
west is interested. as well-as a similar
report on New York curb transactions, by
James A. Pollock & Co, and from whom
it is secured for use in this department
of The Herald.
Boston April 15.-The bear party in
North Butte was not as aggressive today
and appeared TO look on and see what
their efforts of yesterday would bring
forth in the way of liquidation. In this
they were disappointed, as instead Of Of
good scattered buying demand, which
found the market rather bare OF stock
We have made most searching inquiries
as 10 whether the action OF the stock yes
terdav was due to any adverse cond1-
tions at the property and have received
advices of the most reliable character that
there is absolutely nothing wrong at the
mine and we advise buying North Butte
OF opening tomorrow for q good turn. The
manipulation of yesterday was a bear
raid pure and simple. The market is fun
of shorts and in a stronger position than
before Massachusetts was again strong
on scattered buying On continued good
reports from the new find. United States
Smelling was also active and the strength
was due more to manipulation than any
thing else There appeared to be cOnsid-
era bic profit-taking in the New York mar
ket again today, but it was absorbed with
out any unusual disturbances. We look
for further prOfit-takins, however, and
believe that the reactionary tendency has
not run its full course yet
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Knief.I's Cafeteria.

Tourists-Eat at Kniefers Cafeteria.
III South Main street
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Adrian B. Pembroke. Stock Broker,
"a West I'd South. Phones 75S
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New York Curb.
Sales. Omen. High. Low. Close.
lid. ASKED.

New York Curb Close.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-27
THE SLICKER.

D Won lnow what "Scker" is? Ii you 40 not' IL 10
rot worth while to learn from experience .., .,,o
Judging from the conversation overheard an who
oorsnotS on a train not long ago, certain man VIZ mno
d 70 svindle his friends out OF three or 1olr III US
and dollars and got out of the country was Ia o aWav
M had apparently earned the title because ne gv' &
with the money manner which m maze hack elT fom
ni Rnt what advantage has 'Slicker over lhe res.
Of rs? We can not do what he did but II we could w''''
tiact a would there be in doing 1t! =,
Who wants fugitive from usGe t Ss HnaG famV and
~; fondsq Who wants to be pointed out as man Nilo
was smooth enough to take Oh he was on the
square! g. oro,or,, conscience that is
;4hor FOO caous to admit of self respecting pangs vi
sn nanu that he can rest in peace Tor tne hurting
About the only thing impossible to take from sn make maI,
sIf resnect and no amount OF adversely can NAM s
@ m man hang his head or feel ashamed to meet ms leo &
men Who wants to be Sllcker ana not ot soe ~
m he head and tell the other fellows to GO To- an
A onrohation of our fellow men is the most RreGou ho
;s that is every mans naenabe right oo m
It we can never be conquered VINO o. wants nnSobation
n 'Slicker" and go through ne ie "i'ioo' "'- "rr
o his fellow men!-lhe 1ooSlei'
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HUNTINGBURG, INDIANA

-.a, This artice IS entitled THE First Lady OF
news ssoS and Of course is all about Mrs Thomas R.
Marshall the charming wife Of Governor Marshall OF IN
diana it is from the pen Of Matilda henderson I'm
and it will be read with interest oy every "o''"i'
diana. -: 49,, country will he interested
a5 nd and fsa Fa FsvsS FORMER Sf Hs GfS
Lax lax t NY f Of Aneas Of New York State which appeals
the S1f Se Of the Ndopa ma ri% MonRy tR
cop9aon w for the National Monthly it will be founc
arSa r. rec c5er publication Hon Champ Clark minority #,
c House RsPTssenaG o nsS "a congss G
M N9ional Monthly and this excellent article also a
nears e in the september number Needless to state w
Gentlemen from Missouri calls spade patds articles to
ln9ee =; h Sentemher number Of the National Month
now on the h news stands Order copy from your news
dealers today or send S1.O0 for years sSpScl'io
the National Monthly, Times Bid, bunalo M l.
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A SQUARE DEAL.
All Advertisers Are Treated
Alike.

The COURIER has but one rate
~ all advertisers and treats all
advertisers in the same manner
and squarely. 1t frequently
comes to us that we lose business
because the other papers make
concessions with respect to thelr
rates We urge you not TO De
misled by newspapers which are
granting you concession In
that kind of a newspaper you
never know when you have
coached the bottom. You may
think YOU are favored, but your
neighbor is probably nearer the
bottom than you are g
The advertising department OF
anv newspaper is only conducted
r;ghtlv when the rate is the
same to everybody under the
same conditions. When news
T n,ner offers you a cheap rate,
pon can easily bank on it that II
e a cheap newspaper and is con,
scious Of its own weakness ,n anu
nrohablv has a smaller clrc,ula,
ZION than it is generally credited
with. N 49, od
. vertising that its circulation oe
, serves and expects to charge
, fair price for the same. A
= ia a.opt tho COURIER knows tina
n t has much the largest c,rculs
!. ton in Dubois County and know .'v
e that commensurate with tina
5 circulation its rate is the eo owes na,
ID If you want the most o,n,v, lor yU,
he money. advertisein the CoURiE'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-27

The inspector was examining
standard !, and all the class had
been be- specially told beforehand by BY
tbeir master. "Don't answer unless
you are almost certain your answer
IS correct"
History was the subject.
seNow. tell me-" said the inspect
or. "who was the mother OF osl ai
Great Scottish hero, Robert bruce
He pointed to the top boy 'hei
around the class. There was n'
answer. Then at last the heart o
the teacher of that class leape,d wi.l
ioy. The boy who was standing a
the very foot had held up his nahe.
"Weil," my boy" SAID tne y
spector encouragingly VINO wa
she?" .
"please, sir. Mrs. Bruce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-27
Nearly q hero.

Glands up" -, p,,,mon
car took in the situation at a glance
sna aid exactly what the tram roo
her told them to do. %.
At the points of his guns nc p',, ~
loved them Of their valuaoles. pus M
% "t the sight of one woman ne
noueed with start. :,
who are you, woman ne oe-
81" she quavered, "am MISS . ray
40 Tluffie. the well known actress. ~
II Here are my jewels. Take 'ncn'
The holdup held up his ne"'
proudly 81 may bo q
robber. but ! am 10 press asen.
Keep your wealth.! = Ole'el"D'
Plain Dealer. - -
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F8I@ DUBOIS co. FAIR, Sept. 6 to II
DON'T MSS THIS ONE
UTheenbeS eSomehin
BeSue

circuit will be represented. 'hi'"u
states senator Railey. Of Texas, has
entered two mares. Lucille NARROW anu
iva Cord. in the Fair trotung events
y + Geers. OF Memphis, has isted
,rotter and q PAGER. other celepra'e"
s,ahles which have already made en-
,r,os are. Alonzo Mcdonald. Indiana
,o,is. John II. Dickerson' Mamai-
o,ock n v: George III. Esteroro"k'
Do,yer Col Roy Miller, Lexington
Nv w G. Durfee, Los Angles. Oai.'
6 I Fleming. Terre Haute; > =. i''h'
,.o, uemnhis. Tenn. Dick McMahon'
i,hertv,ille. III. A. j. Hook Geors"-
,oryn XIV. ; r. Holt. lndianapohs'
white Rivsr stock farm. Muncie' mo-
4 VI. shuler. indianapolis; Float Jolly
T,pton Ind: Walter Dunn Charles'on'
m. l.. II. Maybury, Los Angles. 0"i'.
A Chambers. Indianapolis Forest
park farm. Terre Haute.
charles Downing. secretary ot the
indiana Fair. expects the coming
.acee ia be OF the highest class ever
/ IA 4, Indiana The Indiana Far,
r no said. has always promoted cleaf
: .ac,ny which in quality Of entertain
4 ,non, brings them up to the equal @
I ~ races n the grand circuit. ou
: aoas are not under the influences q
n ~ nool hnx or the betting ring 10
1. our Fair does not permit betting
$. Buekwheat Cakes.
st There is nothing on the dlnln
D. room table and nethng that cou.
:; . be placed there that IS 80 .d great %anI al
y formidable an enemy to the hum'
:, ,e face as buckwheat CAKES. They a
IL ,ir sure to make the complexion yeli'
! and covered with eruptions. Doi
ch insult your face by putting %.
m wheat cakes into il. They head !
re entire list Of complexion destr'ye
- Exchange.
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"well. il that amt the lmit
unused the postman as ne eu,"' ';
down the steps of a private resi-
dence -, anoro,
the passing citizen, who had oSS, VEL,
heard hes the postman's noisy thought !
NV %Whv.s explained the man =
,ay. "the woimn IN that no
10y, 4 T, don't c- Q along ear. ,
.Iow cot her letters e. y some o.
or rcarrier."--Chicago News.
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dearly rnrousn

e,ranrer entered ehurch III
the middle Of the sermon ana seas. e.s.
~ l'i' h,mself in the back pew. Aiter
oa.h;le W. he he an to fidget. Leaning
over to the white haired man az .. ',,f 20
Side. evidently an old member Oh
M ,bc congregation, he whispered;
nv How long has he been PFeach'
ing .ors 7 think
.ho olJ man answered. Il don
know exactly" ,;,oa ,b
I'll stay then ueSlu'u noorI
moor Gle must be neari
done 8-Everybodv's Magazine
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Exaspersting'

r.om the dark kitchen there EN-.
rron, - lor;es Of thumps and angry
anolg" anolamation.. Jones was looking
for the eat. .or from the
s'D., eco TO bed and let me aLone. lea
,,,,rtsd Jones. I've just oarAeu
nv shins." Ill, Tommy after a
NOVEL; aWell. what is it? Didn't l 'ei
vou to keep quiet -. chin,
bark" u,omont Tomm
was being pursued ,';lA,0.b uy a. chicas
With hard hairorusn; -,
NsvA - ~ = i----'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-13

The Eagle is glad there is one man
connected with the A. and NJ. College
on whom Southwestern Farmer
deigns TO bcstow an approving smile,
Here Il Is at last: Il was sure. when
Col. Miner was made president OF the
A. and NJ. College. Il would turn out
Just like II has. namely: That he
would like the boys and that they
would like him; likewise. that things
would run along wisely and smoothly
at the college" Claridge never does
things ty HAYES. so he adds TO his bo-
quot this elegant American beauty
rose: "Col Robt. T. Miner would lit
the governors chair Just like he fits
his other Jobs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-13
OPENING OF A. AND N. LYcEuM

The lyceum course OF the A. and NJ,
College under the Long Horn manage
ment has a treat in store for the PEG.
pie OF the campus and Bryan for next
Saturday night in a lecture by Capt.
Richmond Pierson Hobson. Capt.
Ilobson Is a member OF congress from
Alabama. and is great orator and
never fails to delight his audiences.
Those who hear him at College Sat
urday night will hear one of the ma.
tons great men. the hero OF the
Merrimac. and he will leave with
them food for thought for many days.