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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-12
FOR sA1LREA1 ESTATE

PRICE LIST OF NORTH BENCH
BUNGALOWS.
s30oo-No 257 10th avenue Eive-room
cement and pebble dash, bungalow.
Modern Lot 40 II. inches by 123
fl. Inches. and driveway.
ed brick. stone foundation bungalow.
Large vcranda; modern plumbing,
fitted for furnace.
sS5oo-Nos s1s, s21, AL. 425 and All
Tenth avenue Newest designs. no
two alike. All modern features, in
cludinG gas and electric lights
sS75o-Nos. 37e. $50. 4Os and 435 Tenth
brick bungalows. Near the car line.
Interior mission finish. modern
plumbing; fitted for furnace
s45oo--No. 5ss Ninth avenue six-room
pressed brick stone foundation bung-
allow. Mission finish. mission fire.
place In living room. large front
veranda; screened back porch; mod
err plumbing and furnace Lot 2sxf
rods.
S55oo-No. 7So Seventh avenue. Seven
room. two-story: pressed brick, stone
v foundation dwelling Reception hall.
Large front veranda. screened back
porch: modern plumbing and fur
mace. Lot 375 feet by 1870 feet
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
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FOR SALE M1scEL..ANEous

MlDGlkY -BODljL SLOCk OF FINE
pictures. frames and wall paper; must
be closed out this month; bring your pic
lures for framing d1053
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SHORTHAND
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs

| - A ALLEN. 21l BOSTON BUILDING.
e.,ncIalty, mining work. c327
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<57eH OF SIX ROOMS.
1Gfh South. 3rd East; Sle
,sr1e lot. 30 Commercial
W1ddoups, Merchants Pro
,s,rn c4364
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WELL ESTABLISHED HAIRDRESSINtl
parlors In the heart Of the business dis
tricL Z-2. Tribune c19SS
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FOR RENT-FuRNIsHED

Cf1olSE LOCATION FOUR ROOMS
o, dor housekeeping. complete; frst-class, ,
eloso H. 1887, e137
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STATE LAW REPORTERS

THE STATE LAW REPORTERS: LES
lie j, Aker. Mgr Expert stenography
and typewrting. 300 Boston Bldg, Bell
1918. e27S
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DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE.
Haye II eupholstercd-maden new again.
Phone 1898 about it 5. l. Mattress d
Mfg. Co. c106a
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n u DOCTOR OR DENTIST.
: y m: Formerly occupied by DR..
sar1 State Street Pharmacy.
- e2e2
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D PRETTY 7-ROOM MOD
\ 30 East I'd Sou h, Inquire
"a lure G. Carpet Co, d2075
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SMALL EUROPEAN HOTEL. "a RMS


SMALL EUROPEAN HOTEL. "a RMS
The rent is reasonable and the location
excellent. You can buy this one at q
bargain. good terms. Come in and see 1t.
Nine-room house close in. very fine
furniture, rent $50: all rooms rented;
clearing SCI month now, will do better
In summer. Price. $700,
Sixteen rooms, doing capacity business:
low rent and gooG lease We consider
this place snap at the price. Price.
Slio0 Terms.
European hotel. f3 rooms. modern In
every way; good transient location:
clearing over $500 month. $500 will
handle for right party. Investigate.
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS BESIDES
TT The 3 ABOVE, We CAN GIVE YOU w.
ANY ROOMING HOUSE PROPOSITION
NOW ON THE MARKET COME IN
AND SEE Us, 1T COSTS YOU MOTH
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PIANO: NEW; COST $3.50: WILL
seu for SIZE cash. at once. X-56s Trib.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp

PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. OPP. CAR
psitnSs ooo =. 9th South. d2531
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MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
close In; no children. 122 w. 4th SO.
e33l
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THREE OR FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED
Mnat, strictly modern, ground floor. no
children, 343 So. 10th East c349
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NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR RENT.
4lo e. End So Bell lS42-NY 1642
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ROOM APARTMENT In
.nsrsment. Gail Bell 5072.
''-'-'I d1347
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MODERN COTTAGE. WITH PIANO
nice yard, lease one year Capital r.
l. Inv Co.. IL w. End So. e347
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THE VINES. 44S E. 1ST so. ONE
ne@ly-htted-u housekeeping apart
nenI Single rooms Tor ladies' employed
d2532
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

WA ASATCH LODGE NO /, F. AND A.
M.-Masonic temple, corner 1st South
and End East. Regular meetings second
Friday Of each month. Members OF Sis
ter lodges and sojourning brethren cor
daily invited. A. C. Wherry. w. M; A
J. Lowe. Secretary.
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<xspEGRITrNG

NaiI, PIANO ~ ToUcu ~
||un at 20. private lessons
as Mo.wh home. FREE
'erc- Spring Terms.
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FOR SALE. IS ROOMS. TIE BEST
house In Murray. doing n good busi-
ness. license rent S25. and part of the
furniture goes with II and The rest goes
with the place for $500 or $500 on
terms Inquire for T. Il. Castle at the
Imperial Hotel. eii3S
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n REGISTERS
rAPRR CLEANING

D. e. ia SSaL.E3ANlNG CO. WoE1S
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$3.50 AND so Fl. p. BOILERs. . GATES
cruShers, betting, pulleys. gasoline en-
gine' hoists and pipe Western Mochinsry
90, 56S W. Sth South. Ind 1926. c9fS
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30

running as high A copper and "a of silver
nave been taken from the lower tunnel which has been driven
ABOUT 0 feet With transportation facilities the Hand
spike will be ready to join the list of copper producers of this
district
Down the river few miles is located the Powell copper
group consisting of eight full claims E. Horst of Kingston
president OF the company and is managing the work.
Additional machinery has lately been installed hare and the
property placed economical basis for future development
work. Copper running from five per have been
taken from this ledge
Work on the Empire group Of copper claims progressing
dy and some excellent showngs being found in the lower
tunnel The management is driving its tunnel the
showing found the surface and will reach the ledge with about
oOO feet OF work. The tunnel $50 feet Copper stains
cover the formation and every indication points body of
when the ledge is reached The Empire joins the Powell
Farther up the river the Hamburg American group under
steady devepment the work being done by This
OF the properties of that section has already had
siderable development work completed the tunnel being in
proxmatey 500 feet The driving for strong
per bearing ledge the ouoppngs of which said be easily
traceable for several thousand feet the surface
prospecting is gog in this part Of the district
and number Of properties have been recently located from
which good reports expected during the seasons work. The
land heavily mbered and water plentiful nsung for
all mining purposes Transportation facilities will every
thing for this particular section and when this obtained copper
production will be materially increased for the Coeur Aenes
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
IMPERIAL NEAR ITS LEDGE
Crosscut is Being Run to Vein From the
Main Working Tunnel.

Inc imperial Mining company is ng from the long
tunnel to the ledge which believed at hand
or upwards Of 200 feet the main tunnel which was run approx
matey 2SOO to cut the lead dagonay of ore which
had broken through the ootwa and the rock The
decided that the ledge must be very close would
be wise explore it little and later continue main tunnel in
its direct course to the intersection The has
nued for some time and has been all the way and 1t
pected the ledge will be cut into any time.
This expected to make the mines the district
It in the Burke section under the of John H.
Norduist and shipments be commenced within "a hours after
ore has been exposed
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
LITTLE NORTH FORK MINES
Transportation Facilities Will Add Sew
eral Producers to the District.

Along the banks Of the Little North Fork river number Of
mining properties bid fair attract the attention of
the mining public and put the Occur Aenes to the front as
producer Of copper ore we'll eadyer products the
Wardner News.
For number Of years several companies have been patiently
hammer ng away their tunnels spending time and money
ing up sowng that give Of rich returns for their
abors For years these owners anxous hoped for
means Of which would great saving in the
packing in Of supplies and insure them outlet when the
ready shipment The building Of the Idaho Northern to
Murray helped considerably the matter and that wagon
road nearly completed for Is miles the river the hopes Of the
have been in at least realized Now they are
hoping trusting that another extension Of the railroad will
completed past their tunnels.
The premier property in ths district is the well known Hand
spike where some 1900 feet Of development work has been
peted and ore shon great magnitude opened Assays
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
SPRINGFIELD To OPERATE
Stevens Peak Property Provides Funds
For Work to be Started.

The Springfield will operations, previously
announced in this paper The directors held meeting this week
red commencing early in July until the weather nterercs
An of mill and one a eved provide funds
for meeting the payments The claims of the company
Stevens Peak, adjoining the Park and Champion splendid
showing of hacopyes made in the upper workings spec
of the giving Of 33 per copper Consd
cradle work has been done the lower tunnel which will give
depth of 1000 feet on the ledge.
Indications favorable last when the heavy
weather started that representative the eastern stockholders
favored continuing work despite the extra Of operating
in winter but finally consented cessation Of operations when
the danger from snowsdes pointed 1t then agree
that work should start early this the wo
permit and in conformity with this the meeting called and
provided funds for work. The has not all yet but s
sufficiently cleared permit of supplies being taken in
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
INSPECTED INTERSTATE MINE

party of mining from the vicinity Of Tekoa and Cofax
in company with Oscar Wallace of the Interstate
mne made trip of inspection this week properties
Interstate the Tekoa and the Ruth in Nine Mile district
The Interstate situated the Sunset peak section the Vi
cnlty Of the Callahan group The principal work being
done is in the lower tunnel which is being driven the
shoot This tunnel in 1900 feet and is expected that the
will be reached at distance of 5000 feet The work being
pushed at the rate of 200 feet month and force Of %
working three shifts
Extensive work has been done the upper levels the ore
Of high grade of gaena
The property is well equipped with all necessary machinery and
tools for modern mining Tha 1ations for the miners
are excellent
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
LEAD-sILvER GROUP.--sUPERIOR

Hutchns Brothers of Carter developing the LeadSver
group located Spring gulch five miles below Superior.
The development work being done consists of lower crosscut
being driven encounter the rich lead and silver body
which has been opened up in the upper workings.
The face Of this rosscut tunnel in hard rock and nd
cations that the shoot will be within
short distance about 300 feet from the portal Of the tunnel
This group formerly known the "Od Thomas and has
been under development for time The facilities for deve
opmen good and If the extent Of the shoot large
expected the property should be placed paying basis
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
IRON MOUNTAIN is SHIPPER

As predicted recently in The Miner the Iron mine has
again entered the shipping list carload having been consigned
to the East Helena nte tn, latter part of the weak Ts
of trial shipment h1n anything else bat it is expected
that regular shipments will soon be forthcoming
The is working about 50 Some of these
employed sorting the The first shipment composed o
high grade not concentrates The mill being overhaue
and its capacity increased and is the intention open the
mine large scale.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
new HOPE CO. FINDS ORE
Osborne Property to Reward Owners
After Years Of Development.

strnger nearly foot wide has just been struck in the New
Hope property in the Osborne section and from indications the
management believes that the ledge being approached
1--WE have been driving for this for number of months and
believe that the body that will open UP depth
far distant said Eugene Thomas the manager.
Development on the property has been almost continuous for
the past few years.
The main working tunnel is 900 feet giving vertical
deph the face of $50 feet The breast of the tunnel is
Burke quartzie which considerably broken and indicates that
the ledge now being driven for be reached When
this ledge nteseced depth of 1900 feet be attained by
drifting the west and this is what Manager Thomas proposes
to do.
But the value of the property entirely dependent on this
ven When in $50 feet in this tunnel blind ledge exposed
and sufficient work done to show that would be worth developing
lateron.
At GOO feet from the portal of the tunnel the first known ledge
ntesected This IL feet wide and showed excellent
vein filing In the bottom of the tunnel high grade gaena
showed which appeared to be the of shoot The
explored by drifts east and with gratifying results
apparent that by sinking the exposed the chances
that nice body Of shipping would be opened up but the
management not in condition expend the money
for the required equipment sinking and further
deemed expedent to drive forward for the main ledge and
prospect that before commencing other work this showing
held in reserve.
The property consists of seven claims upon which there are
splendid oucroppngs and the ledge can he distinctly traced
the entire property The formation and quartzte
The work done far shows that the slate remains the
face and the quartze when reached The walls
the veins well defined and strong
Cosscuts and drifts the surface demonstrated the value
the property point which amply warranted extensive deve
opment and the work has been done efficient
The main tunnel absolutely straight the portal being sight
at the breast
There abundance Of good mining timber the property
and New Hope creek furnishes ample supply of the
tire to be applied to generation when the company
in position to develop it. The claims in New Hope guch
the head Of Two Mile gulch two miles from Osborne the O.
N line and connected by good road and good mill
site can be secured convenient to the railroad.
Eugene Thomas is president and of the company
..:~~~
The other directors Chas A. Soberg and E.
Gentry
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TEMPLE SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

The Temple Mining company has appointed T. H. Scott Of Burke
manager Foryx feet Of work has been done in June and the
showing improves daily There from six to inches of
good the hanging wall and lead beginning
in The bridge Canyon creek has been completed and good
news may be expected right along.
The shares of treasury offered at cents has been
literally subscribed employees of company taking 20c0
shares
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
REINDEER TO SHIP NEXT WEEK

The Reindeer road the railway finished but the Northern
Pacific has been daory in getting the side track laid For
couple weeks the work has been under and promised
time ago. should be completed within few days and
hope that in the issue the
Of shipments The stockholders have long awaited this happy
Upwards Of three of high grade sacked and
shipments can be maintained steadily
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
KANSAS CITY COMMERCIAL co

The big redge Cedar creek which being worked by the
Kansas City Commercial company the old Lacasse property is
being operated "a hours day. Two cleanups week being
made The best the property has been reached
About 35 men the payroll.
The Amdo railroad being used to haul coal from the North
Pacific railroad The coal hauled the Aador its
terminus and by wagons the remainder of the way
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
COLD RIDGE & COPPER PRINCE

The Gold Ridge and Copper Prince properties in the St. Joe
section Under the management Of Daniel Davis Of Coer dAene
will be III operation again. Mr. Davis recently returned
from visit the east where he conferred with large sockhcd
and has made arrangements for extensive equipment and
work will be pushed with many be employed to ad
vantage Good values have been exposed the surface
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
STRIKE IN MORNING NINE
High Grade Ore Opened Up at Depth
/ of 1850 Feet.

High grade gaena reported been found the 1880
foot level the Morning drift from the shaft this
level said to have found the body in place. The Morning
the upper levels been Of low grade and the
exposure said be we'll above the This gives 200 feet
Stopping ground below the next level that has been worked
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
CONTRACT ON GREAT WESTERN

The Great Western Burke which closed the first Of June has
been started up again contract for 100 feet was let to Max
Cyr explore the and west ven understood that
kept the property operation for several years and
signed only when he had brought within striking distance Of
the object desired
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
c D'A CHAMPION is FINANCED

The Occur d'Alene Champion Military Guch has been
financed The tunnel AIS feet will be carried 1000
foot mark where expected The first contract for 400 feet
has been Fred Keize and other will be awarded
quickly the work completed Fred Harper locator Of the
Hercules located the Champion.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-30
DRIVE FULL MOON 800 FEET

will be let within the next few days for 300 feet OF
extension the tunnel Of the Full Moon company 1t is row in
9) feet and it has just been surveyed by Engineer John
Nordqus with the result that he finds 300 feet will bring the
tunnel to the desired point.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-12-29
WATER AN AID TO DIGESTION
Medical Investigators Have Concluded
That Plentiful Drinking at Meals
is Distinctly Beneficial.

Medical investigators have reached
the conclusion that instead OF being
harmful to drink quantities Of water
with meals II is distinctly beneficial
Recent experiments along this line are
described In The New York Medical
Journal The writer says:
Not long ago II was almost the rule
for physicians TO discourage the habit
, Of drinking water except In minimum
Namounts with meals. on the ground
chat the gastric Juice was thereby di.
luted and that digestion was impaired
land delayed. This opinion is still held
by many physicians. and is the pet
hobby OF great many diet cranks
and cranks-professlona and anna.
teur.
"On the other hand, there have been
many who believed that an appetite
as widely distributed as the desire to
drink at the time OF eating. an appe-
lite seen in so many animals as well
as In man, was y perfectly safe guide
TO trust, and that 1t was obviously a
provision of Nature to supply water
which was needed at this time
Recent experimental evidence
seems to confirm the latter view The
work Of Foster and Lambert has
shown that water is distinct stimu
liant to the gastric mucosa, and that
instead of the presence of water in
the stomach resulting In dilute gas
trio juice. IL. on the other hand. occa
sions the secretion OF juice of higher
concentration than under ordinary cir
cumstances.
More recently Fowler and Hawk
have made study OF the metabolic
Influences Of copious water drinking
with meals A normal man. 20 years
OF age. was studied for preliminary
period and then for a period of five
days, during which he drank three
quarts of water lay with his meals
The result showed an increase In
weight Of two pouDds
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-12-29
C0PloUS ENGLISH LANGUAGE
No other Modern Tongue Enjoys So
Extensive q Vocabulary as
Ours.

mo other modern language has SO
copious vocabulary as English.
says a writer THE reason lies in the
fact, that It has an Anglo-Saxon basis
on which has been raj ed an Immense
superstructure Of the Romance eie
ment, drawn from Norman-French ana
pure Latin sources English has re
tanned dug out from the coliseum oi
Latinity. the following words which
do not exist in italian. the languag'
which must nearly approaches Latin
of all the Romance tongues: 1n1uls
tive, perfunctory, extent, despair,
performance, 'desultory, 'despond
ency. interference. 'hideous. state
ment,' attendance achievement
Many of them are also lacking In
French. When one examines lists oil
English words often only one or two
of them are to be .ounu in foreign
languages. OF labor. travail. toll,
and work. only the first two VIII b'
found In French and Italian; OF
large, great, big grand. huge.
Italian has only grande,' neither
French nor italian has word iol
tall heaven. deep shallow. huge,
tough, bid tell earn sore, hurt,
average, home 'fit.' bare kind and
host of others
They express these meanings by
using other and often much worked
words In new sense. They derive
this faculty from the Latin. which pos
sesses II in a high degree. An obser'
want American professor. Gonzalez
Lodge of Columbia university, pointed
out some years ago that the total
vocabulary OF Caesar, Cicero and Nir
gil is only 4.6S3 words This of
course means the use of the same
word over and over again to express
different meanings, and doubtless eX
plains the great prevalence of the dou
bleentendre in the Latin tongues. II
is mistake to suppose that a small
vocabulary connotes. greater ease In
studying language; all the raniilca
tons of variety in use have to be FOL
lowed and acquired.
"On the other hand. great wealth
In language demands higher select
i've powers. The failure to select the
correct word is in itself form OF
slang ms when an American calls
something amusing great or an Eng
lishman dubs decent that which has
the advantage of his approval. when
dozen other words would better ex-
press the meaning"