davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
LECTURE ON GROWTH OF WEST.

e. J. Blanchard. a statisrician in the
United States Reclamation Service. will
lecture on the growth and development of
the West at the Harlem Y. NJ. c. A. No
. West l25th street, tonight The lecture
which will be illustrated with stereoptieon
views, will be under the auspices of the
Guild of St Andrews church. Some of the
pictures 10 be shown were taken by Mr
Blanchard last summer.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
CORONER RELEASES TRIO.

John Sullivan. John johnson and Warren
Roach who were arrested following the
fatal shooting Of John NJ Koerner in Man
haitian street early Tuesday morning, were
discharged from custody yesterday by Cor
oner Winterbottom. who accepted the state
ments of the prisoners and two disinIereSted
witnesses that Koerner killed himself
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
SAILED.

Steamers Howick Hall tBr). Bahia Blanca,
etc; Rath Newport News: Texas. Port Arthur
FL Norte New Orleans: La Bretasne eFrl'
Havre: BresIau Ger. Bremen; Luderic tBrl'
Hong Kong, etc; Merida. Havana; Metapan lBrJ.
KINGSTON: CundaI (Br1. Charleston; G 2 Ttst-
gen dam, Copenhagen: ManZanillo tCuDanD-
Santiago; Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News
Ell Vale Galveston, Seminole. Puerto Plata:
Rio Crande. Brunswick: City OF Savannah. Sa-
vannah: Korona (Br). Boston; OEeechee, Texas
City; Jamestown Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
ABLE TO BUILD SUBWAYS.
Tax Department Report Shows
City Has Ample Funds.
S232. 100000 NAY BE USED
McAdoo Works on New OHer,
While Interborough's Plans
Are Problematlcdl.

Ample funds for the building Of new SUD
wsvs and other municipal improvements
viii he available TO the city OF New YORK
within the next five years. according 10
.he repert of Lawson Purdy. president OF
the Tax Department. which was submitted
70 the Board Of Estimate yesterday
The Tax Department predicts a minimum
increase Of sl-2 500 600 IN the borrowing ca
,7scirv Of the city during the period from
1911 20 1915. inclusively. Added to this there
are the $50 0na5.a0 which are already avail
bile giving the city q total OF s--S--9eo.''NI
for sllbways and other improvements Oul
Of this sum no provision need be mace ior
he retirement of docking facilities. as the
constitutional amendment which exempted
from the debt limit self-s1IstaIning SUBWAY
bonds also exempted dock bonds OF a SIM
,a- character. and there will be fees in due
tire from S60.000.es0 10 So.o00"'o, whlch can
again he applied 10 the building Of docks
Mr. P,rrdv calls his estimate a conserVa-
tive one- and points out that the city's bor-
-ou-ing margin NAV be considerably in
creased il the construction of transit 1acill-
Tie fs fastened While the increase es-
-ir-z-ed for 1911 SAYS Mr.. Purdy- is based
on work already partially performed. and
NAV therefore be considered as the mini
mum Tire estimates for the following years
oere.d upon q reasonable extension OF
-aria transit facilities and fairly good in
ciustr:aI conditions. The actual increase
ma considerably exceed the estimate
should great industrial prosperity prevail
during the next five years accompanied by
fa-reach.ng extensions Of rapid transit IA
tili-ies
increase May Exceed S60o.ooo,oOo.
The work OF the deputy tax commits
sirne-s il making the assessment for lslI
has not progressed far enough 10 enable
The hoard 10 make any exact statement OF
-he increases Of the assessed valuation OF
zeal estate which may be expected IN 1sI,
but il mas sufficiently progressed TO enaole
r-e board 10 predict with reasonable Ger
raE1r~ that the increase VIII consldera oiE
exceed the amount Of SsCoooo.00o
Nj Pu-dy-s estimate does not take into
consideration The increase Of land values
IN o.l1lving boroughs that win follow III
the wake Of active subway construction
The increase irr assessed valuation during
The next five years is given by him as fol
lows
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7,O5. sunset. "a: moon sets, 4:55:
moon age, l.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
-BrinEs mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line closes sails
y Maurits Hayti. r D " 1. II :o0 a m 100 m
Vigiancia Nassau. Ward. 12.tp 400 q m
FIorizel Newfoundland r c. 8 40 a m IL :O1 a m
Apache. jacksonville. Clyde 100 IN
SATURDAY. DECEMBER g.
New York Southampton Am 6.30 a IN 10 .nn a m
Celtic Liverpool White star $50 III IL 20 IN
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
DI

MONDAY, DECEMBER 3
Tennyson. Santos, Lamp & H 7:00 nj 1880 N
Surname, Barbados D " L 100 a N 1:o NJ
Cearense. Para Booth. ZOO m S;W m
Indian Prince. Argentina Pr-12:O m 3:c m
Sahine brunswick Mallory. 100 N
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

Some frigid morning Won
may laugh at the man who pr
off buying until the last mo.
ment-
Or you may get the laugh /
Winter overcoats from s1s
to a silk-lined Montagnac q,
S7OLevery one good for sats
factory service
Special value-that' S what
Our $3.50 Special walking
glove made specially for US 4
England. Real capeSkin, hear
weight, full Outseams, thrs
shades of tan.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th St 34ths
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
wANsPAUFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in N L p n
Hawaii Cvia San Franciscol-Luriine-T o-day, $50
JaFan, Corea, China (via Seattleb-
hUruer1C -.1'oO .. WV
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

Trent, Bermuda r NJ s P.
Caracas, La Guayra. Red 1
Saratoga. Havana Ward. q.
P Joachim. Jamaica, H-A .
Advance. Cristobal. Panam
Minnewaska- London, Att I
Carpathia, Naples. Cunard-
Batavia Hamburg, H-A. e
K0nis Albert. Naples. y G
Furnessia, Glasgow. Anchor
Madonna. Marseilles. Fabre
H Luckenbach. Ponce. Insul
Coamo, San Juan. y 7 & P
Alamo. Tampa. Mallory -.
Brazos. Galveston. Mallory e
G of ST Louis. Savannah. s.
Comanche. Jacksonville. ely
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Seine a,ru6ibitiousldladJt

Ser finite s[pril, an oerl IN Git
cago Die groBe 9robibitiolrsihla9t
gei6lagen meroen iollte, miro oie ge-
plonte Sbla6t nidt ieben. Sic bon
Dem 0ltfertum geforoerte 2occl
Option=@bItimnung miro narnIih
6ei 9riifltilg Ser @oblpetition ergo.
ben, oaB Die Muderiippidoft rlidt
uermodt bat, geniigeno 1tntcri6rii~
ten ouf ibre 9etition gu bringen.
Gin giertel Ser bei Ser porigen @ahl
eraielten @eiamnltitinmen5ob( bat-
ten lie al1f ibrer Yetition boben mill
len, alio rlno $4,000 Sttnnlen.
Webr als $4,000 5tirnlnen batten
lie allf ibrer 9etition, 10 etipa 75.,
900 Stinlmen. glber als mon Sic
9eomen Die auf Der 9etitipn itor-
oen, priifte ltno na6forihte, Oh lie
nirfltf) BON ipolbere9tieten @iir.
germ berriibrten, ereab iid, odb bei-
nabe Die Salfte oonon feline 9ercdl.
tieung auf Ser Hetitioll botte. @ie
oiele Namen ouf Die Betition ge.
fommen tparen, oas mar fein @e.
beimnis. 2ug uno Srug bottc oa-
bel obgelpaltet, ein Wfeineio nod
oem anoern mar seidnoren luoroel1
big idlieBli6 oie getition fertig mar.
Die Betitions-agitation oes Of.
ganiiierten Mrdertlims bon gfica.
90 1T mol oas idanoIidfte ltno Der.
rudteite Stiid 9[rbeit eeipeiea oas
6ier5ulonoe i'm offentliden 2eGen
perii6t iporoen lit. Die @oiloe iollte
oamit fir INNER 10 gefelnsei6net
iein, bob fein adt6arer Menih ne9r
8eneinl6oft nit ibr untcrbalten
fam. Shaoe, menn es nidt gelil.
gen ioate, bic aerle ale, Die babel
einen Meineio beganeen ulo Ionitige
8erbrehen eeiibt, in's 3u6tbaus sll
bringen. 9laein es miro nid)t eelln-
gen, neil ionlt in Solicit uno @6eiter
gan5e gfeiben ans 3u6tbaus onee.
baut meroen lniiBten. 8or her mas.
gebenoen @ablbeboroe iit Ser yetrug
nod redt3eitie blosgeiteat moroelL
10 bob bieie geboroe iia senotipt
geieben bat, oie Getition oes .peuder-
tums ob3upeilen. Cine glbltil.uluna
iiber Die 8roee, OF gbicago eine freie
Staot bleiben ooer elm ttaurigcs
Wenderoorf meroen ioa, finoet bent.
nod mn 5. 9(pril nidt itatt uno oie
Babl beidrdnft fid ouf Ole Srmdb-
lung bon Sta6tratsnlitglieoeriL ipas
iibrieens aud eine @ablbanolune
bon boditer gebeutung fir Die gi'r.
geridaft Ser Stoot Gbicogo lit.
3u Der erfolereihen lbpebr Deg
gnidlugs bes pereirten Wtitder-
tums fam man Die quite 9ireer-
ihaft BON Gbicago begliifpiilliden.
9os 0eutldtum 6arf es itG srr
@bre anrehnen, oaB es in oteieu
Sample tpiber Die ltn6ulolalnfeit hie
Sii6rung ii6ernomnen batte
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bur6 Sen ogrpberer Ser 2ufte" in
ei9ener Herior. 9os auBeroroentli.
DIE Sntereiie, oas Ser Monorf fir
Die 2uftlGiffabrt an ben Sao leot,
bat 81 oieier Soee 9(nlaB eegebc,t,
uno man 8meifelt ni6t oaron, ooB
Die 8erGanolllngen nit bent @rafer1
Zeppelin 8u einem befrieoigenoe1
IbidluB fiibren neroen.
: Cine leltene Musseidnung If,
pie aus gSien eemeloet miro, einenl
pier5ebniobrigen slmerifaner mo-
mems SeDn1our Donobne gu Sell ae.
poroen. Ser &aiier Sran5 Soiep9
bot ibm Die goloene 9tettlngsmeboil-
le perlieben. Ser &nabe ipuroe leb.
ten Serblt bon ieine1n goter, eincnt
nit ieiner @ottin in 56eioung
liegenoen rei6en @runobeiiser ouf
Gong Sslanb, in einer Bripatldu.
le in Ser oiterrei9ii9en Sauptito6t
ltntergebradt. 9ebte @o9e lpoI(te
er NIT 5nei &ameraoen eine Rabn-
fabrt ouf Der 9onau untermeDmen.
Ils feline beiben Sreunbe in oos
8oot iprangen fenterte oieles ieooh
uno Die Oes Sdmilnn1ens lu1funbi-
gen SeSungen perionfen. Sbne Iid
einen slllgenblif 5u beiinne1, ftir5te
iid Der iunge 9onobue in bic sSlu-
ten uno bra6te 5uerit Sen eillen uao
Damn Ben anoeren ser grtrinfen-
ben ans llfer. 8eibe maren bereits
betpuBtlos.
Gem Wailitargeri6t nj @ier
freimillig geitelIt bot ii6 Der fribere
oiterreidiide 2eutnant 9ee5ollopsfi
nit Dem @eItdnonis, ooB er fir
oas@oridauer spionaee=gureau Ill
tig eeneien lei, pel6es, tpie in les-
ter 3eit an ben Sag gefommen, in
ruiiiiden Solo oiterrei6ii6e Mili-
tar=8erbdltnilie erfl1nbete. Sec5o@
noipsfi bat eineeltanoen, bab er nit
Dem Sberiten Marti6enfo in Ser
binbung gepeien ift. Die 9(aeaben
Sec5anomsfi's i'm 9erein nit benz
@eitanonis bes fiir8li6 pesbafteten
5eueriperfers &reti6mar oeden eill
ausgeoebntes ruilii6es Spionose-
Sbitem auf pel6es ii6 iiher gan3
Seiterrei6 ner5meigt.
= Gin pidtiger Sang lit Der go
li8ei bon 3iirid eelnngen. Sic ber-
baftete einen norooeuti1ell Yeome-
ter nanens b. Soppel, Der eine
boIlitdnoige 9ruderei 8ur Seritel-
lung bon beuti6en Sunbertn1arfidei-
men eingerihtet bate. Sir feline
tpolgelungenen Saliififote benubte er
ecbtes 8anfnotenpapier, bod lit cs
nod nidt feltgeitellt, mo er oaiIelbe
erlangte.
= Gum nd6iten slustoui6s9ro-
feiior fir amerifa 1T, ipie Gefnlnt
nuroe, grof. Or. 2orena Morsbadj,
0o5ent Ser eneliiden Sprabe an Der
l1niberiitat @ottingen, beitinlnt. Ser
@elebrte, elm 8bilologe bon illteriia-
tiorlalen Rufe, lit elmer Ser griino-
lihiten oeitti6en &enner oer en5fi-
iden 2iteratur uno bat ii6 au6 ols
Sbofeipeare-Sorider einen 9sanlen
der1ocht
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31

maBig Narfotifd 5lt iid ec:ollunen
uno man glolbt iest, oaB iie, uater
oeln @influB eiites iolden afittels
itebeno, ii6 Die 8unoen ielbit beige
bra6t fat.
: 2anotpirti6oftsminiiter 99i(-
ion erflart IN einem 8ricf Oh ben
9fepraientanten SloDb BON 9trfonias,
bob, nod Ger Weinung Ser gYperten
bonn lonolpirtId)aftliben Geporte-
mettt bos gerbrennen bes @raies
uno Der @ebiii6e auf einenl Stlid
2o1tb ben iogenannten ucottie ttd ,
er oas 10 iebr eefiirdtete 6ieber uei
Dem 8ieb peruriaht, ni6t ousrotte.
l1eber einen merftpiiroigen ltlt-
sliidsfan miro aus San Srancisco
gelneloet:: sSn oas SalteIei( zines
riefieen Dra6en BEN er fliegcn
lieB, perpidelte iidb Ser 11abrige
@iGiam 5letder. ST tpuroe iortge=
idleift, geriet iiber einen st6gruno
am telegraph Sin uno itiir5te $50
Sub tief bina6. I1s man i'm fa1o,
mar er tot.
Spre6er Cannon bot lie Ste
praientalten Slcott, 2onJluortI),
SalpleD, Sun1pbrep nno @arrett ais
&onlite ernannt, oas oie 5eidul0i-
gung, BET Der 5diffsiubfioief-sln-
gelegenbeit ieien geitedungsperIndle
9ernadt, lraterinden ioll.
Ser Graiioent bat bie 9iegie.
rung Gonooa's gu elmer Gofferen5
be5iiglidl gerbeiierung Der s0anoels-
be5iebuneen 5tpil6en BEN beioen 2in=
Der uno elmer aaeen1einctl Selt-
#lesrng Der 3oae eillgelaoei,.
sSn 5plge oes ausno6lnsneiie
iparmen @etters iino in 9eelp gorf
Idon 5tpei Sonneliti6=Sale porge.
fommen, Die geioe totIid) perlaufen
iino.
Sn Sarrisburg, slrfollias, bat
ein ianger Mann non1ens Sranf
Stafforo feline Meutter erldoiieil,
neil er iie fir einen @ilDneroieb
bielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-31

= gad elmer Meloung Ser ao-
penbagener uHolitifen" ioG int Stod-
boln elm roens=S6ipinoet aufee.
oedt poroen iein. Der Ssnaenienr
Seblen, Der Dor bier Sabren burN
Die @rfinouna oes 9lutolin, eines
angebli6en @riases fir 9en3in, BON
ii6 reben modte, bat 5l,iamnen init
Dem 4oninl 0aeIefeer nlit eineul
9olonial-Sroen S6ader getriehen.
Der S6tpinoel muroe entoecft, ots
oie 9eioen bon einem Sitter ibre5
Orbens, Der bieien fir 3400 Marf
gefouft batte, rno nun gum Som.
monoeur ernannt iein tpollte, 10,-
900 6rancs perlaneten. Ser Srbell
ioa ou6 on 0omen perfauit norbcn
Ieiu.
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ssrIbltmgs>Sieb.

Gs tueben nilbe Sriiblinssliifte,
Bonn Winter itbwinbet iebe Spur.
gSir atmen iiike 8lnntenbiiftc.
SIT oer ertuad|en6en gfatur.
Gs id]refen nun bic bpben 9reiie
8pn Spl5 unb &pblen uns nid]t mebr
SbgletfJ ipgar Der Hreis ppnt Cite
Sn letter 3eit fidJ iteisert icbr.
tlnb Gis, bas emit 2ugusartifel
Sit bente ifbpm Hpttuenbtgfeit.
Spdj ftebt, fir tGgli6 etnen gftGef,
@enug sur NbfiiblMng bereit.
Mau iibt audb serne i6pn I'M syreien,
Sinh aud bic SInmi erit iGJtuad) belaub,
ftnb tpenig SdJatten nns perleiben,
tnb uns her Winb ben Slid beItaubt.
Ser Stan6, ia bas lit cine Ilage,
Die unfern Gtabtrat iel6it gentert,
Der iiber oieie beifle 5rage
Sn mander uMeettng" belihriert.
GS tuiinidlt iidj etnen gnten Hegcn
Der Stabter iuie Der Sartner iuul,
9pfJ idJetnt es, ais pb bteier Segen
ltns nidJt 10 balb erretden fpI.
tino Srufenbeit, bas lit idjpn Fange
Sas Siel Ser Mnferieliefett,
Sph tit uns barnm bod ntdJt bange,
Sic enbet idlun 5ur redlten 5cit.
@enn uns bic 9eblen troden iuerbeu,
Sas tit fiiriuabr elm idjled)tcr Spak.
Sin jebes gSeien bier anf Grben
@erlnngt SIT ieinem Saiein: unae".
ltnb @aifer int es nidjt alleinc,
9enu anfJ ben @eiit begebren sutr.
S'rum trinfen iuir i'm Sriiblingsidetuc
8pr ailem bas afamu 8ter.
9as tit Elm 8ier nad nni'rem S5er5en,
Gs ihmedt ms baF 81 jeber Set,
Drum itebe itets bei utunt'ren Sder5en
Gin SlaidIflen ~ I a MT" bereit.
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9as tit elm 8ier nafl nni'rem S3er5en,
Gs idmedt ms baR 81 ieber Set,
Drum ftebe itets bei nunt'ren Sder5en
Gin Slaidlden ~ a mt o" bereit.
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Gin ftrdjtbarer glns6rudl

zines 8uIfans erreet MIR furses SSil.
tereiie lno ebenIo fur3 miro SIR SSlt.
tereiie an bem Sautausi6(ag iei1i,
Denn Sic 8uflens @rnifa-SaI6e ge.
brauhen. 9as bette 0iittel ge9en
9rano- uno S6nittpunoen, 0uetidl-
ungen, Iprobe 2ippen, iproot 6dnoc,
SGlnorrboioen, Sroitbeulen min. 25c
BEL allen Qruaqiiten.
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8anifalbetlmne
Merpeni6tpdde

g&pa9e, nerboJe 9erfonen, sepIoet pss Soft.
rrreSIofefett nn6 tdle9ten 9rdunen, srfxbp.
tenben @uSfliiiien Rrufts, Riideu. ltn6 aupf,
f1mersen. SaarausfaII, elbnabme bes Geb5rs
nnb 6ef1ts. &atdrrbt Maeenbsii6au, gtubber.
ttcpflng, Wlbiefett, @rroten. pttteru, SersfIop.
finn erfabren aus benz ySusenbirennb" fple
einfad, fdneH mnh btfitB aIle nnnathrits
den 8erlnite mnb anbere ssstgen jusenb.
Ilher Wertrrnnsen srlnSlttb seGetlt unS
ppile Uefnnbhett unb Ssrobiinn tsteSes.
trlanst nerben fBunen. Cant ueues
Setlberfabrem. Seber fetn etener arst.-
Gtefss quberor6entii9 interefIGnte unb Isors
reidbe Su& (9eutf1e &uiIaee fe0e), tpeiSes
bon lung nnS aIt, Rann unS Graa, .seIeies
Ierosn foIlts, fann aeeen 9tnfenbune bon ~
bon ber
Pripat'&linif, 1876. ap.nne
Mem 8prk, d. q.
Wan erfpdhne Die Treie Brei5e f. Serds.
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gSie quite @adridten iifJ pcrhreitcn,

SD bin 70 Sabre alt uno reiie
piel", i6reibt .. S. SoIion aus
Gliiabetbtoipn, &p. ul1eberaI em-
pfeble id) electric 8itters, neil i9
linn meine @eiunobeit ul1o 2ebens-
fraft peroanfe." 8erfeblt ME ben
Wogen all5uregen, 0ieren u1to Ser,
ooult1g 5l regeln, Die 2eber 81 itinu-
lieren, Die 0erben gu ftdrfen ilno
oas 8lut gu reinigen. @erir6t es.
9nr SOC. @arantiert bon aaen Drug
aiiten.
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gerlanst BET entem 2oln eill
Sousmdoden fir cine aus orei Ser
lonen beItebenoe Sanilie. 9taberes
225 Sing @iaiom StraBe.
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Giieubabu=BabrpIall.
=. & q. q. 8a6u

4ilfunft
Sos -@om 0orben. .6.45 oberos
yto. g. Som Norber. ..... .6.45 mora
yto. 7-Soeal bpn Searne. 1000 nlor9
yeo. SOCIAL bon Baleittne -.
:. ..10.45 abenos
g}o. 4 Son Wegifo. II. so nad)lr.
Wo. 12-2oeal bon 2arebo (een1ii6t) :.
~, ;... 900 ntor9.
SEQ. 4 0a1 bem gorben. .1.55 nafm.
gfo. g. ga6 bem Moroen. 500 a6enbs
geo. 8-2oeal na9 gale{tine 80 mora
&o. To- ggpreB na6 Searne. :. :.
$50. 5 -gaa6 0aerifo 700 mora p
$50. II -2ocal na6 2areoo (eenlibD =.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
PRODUCING MINE
ISFAMILY AFFAIR
Father and Son Operate Cliff
Mine With Excellent
Results.

That the Silver City district, south
of Tintic. is deserving OF more atten-
ton from mining men than IT has ever
received is the belief of Frank Thorn
berg. owner of the Cliff mine, who was
in this city yesterday settling for a
carload Of ore which ne had just de-
livered at the smelter. Mr.. Thornberg
is doubtless better qualified than any
one else TO speak OF the possibilities
of Silver City. for he has been mining
there the last 16 years. He is not
operating upon a large scale. but he
and his son-with no payroll outside
of the family-have for some time been
shipping one and two carloads Of ore
every month and at the same time do
ing considerable work in the Gift mine
Stopping is being done upon a fissure
four feet and seven feet wide. which
carries ore averaging around 30 per
cent lead and II ounces IN silver to
the ton. The fissure. where opened by
a tunnel which attains a vertical depth
of 800 feet. Is in porphyry. But a
development tunnel, which has been
driven 1.400 feet. is in limestone. show
ing that the porphyry is an overflow
The deeper tunnel is being driven
to get under the old Gift workings,
from which a great deal OF rich ga
lena ore was shipped in tho early '7Os
About ESQ feet of driving remains to be
done TO reach the objective point. on
account OF the indications that the vein
from which was produced the richer
ore is in limestone formation. crafty
ing results are anticipated from open
ing Il at depth.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
MINING NOTES.

Preparations for the installing Of the
big pumping plant at the Centennial
Eureka mine being complete, the mine
will next week resume production at
the usual rate OF 40 and so carloads OF
ore a week. About 500 men are on the
company's payroll
J. w. Carlton. former manager Of
mining properties in South Africa and
Siberia, is to go TO Phoebe within the
next few days to consider acceptance of
connection with one OF the large
mines Of that camp.
sinking OF the shaft at the Victoria
mine, in TintfC. has been commenced
The shaft is down $50 feet and IL is
the intention to sink IL to the 1,00o-foot
level, so that hosting OF ore can be
done with the cOmpanys own plant.
The deeper levels OF the Victoria mine
have been worked through the Grand
Central workings.
NJ. NJ. Johnson has returned from Sill
yer City. n. NJ. where he started de-
velopment work in the Tyrone property
a new porphyry project Of great prom
Use.
Sinking OF the shaft OF the Colorado
mine is nearing the 50O-foot mark. and
Il is expected that before the end OF
the month drifting on the new level
will be in progress.
Two carloads OF ore which is said 70
run 20 per cent lead have just been
shipped to this market from the Car
Donate King mine, near Stateline The
mine is owned by Schrimer brothers
The shaft Of the Dragon Iron mine. In
Tintic. now 500 feet deep, is to be sunk
to the 1.000-foot level The mine u
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
AMERICAN FORK HAS
SOME ACTIVE MINES

American Fork. June I7.--Although
there is not so much activity as usual
In American Fork canyon this year.
a number of mines are making good
Roadway with development. The Dutch
man has been shipping about two car
loads OF ore a week the last few
months, with good profit for the les
sees They have recently broken into
an eight-foot vein OF good carbonate
ore. which assures a continuation of
shipments for some time to come.
Leasers of the Yankee are hauling
down a carload OF high-Erade lead
silver ore to ship to the smelter. They
have a fine showing and are making
good money on their lease. They have
a number of carloads in sight at the
present time.
Stockholders OF the Mary Ellen MIN
ing company held their annual meet
ing last night and heard the reports
for the last year. Officers for the
coming year were elected as follows:
W. G. Boley, president: Thomas ALI
man vice-president; W. S. Needham,
secretary and treasurer. with J. W.
StOrrs and Claud Duval additional di-
rectors- The company is in a thriving
condition and development work IS
progressing nicely.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
DEATH CANYON TO
OPEN ORE BODIES
viii Develop Ground Which Al
ready Shows important
Resources.

After having during the last two
years done considerable prospecting
work with excellent results, the Death
Canyon Mining company. of which
Henry =. Browne, OF this city Is the
principal owner. Is about to inauEurate
active development 81 It's property in
Erickson district. The work is TO be
IN charge or ". IT. Goss. n mining man
OF large experience In Titan districts,
and he has accepted the commission
only after having made n thorough
examination. which convi1ccs him that
relatively little additional work viii
open n valu1 bic mine.
In the comuauy's tunnel IS n fun
face OF silver-lc1d ore Of commercial
grade. 10 is the intention 20 follow
that ore about 40 feet 20 its inter
section with a Cross-fissure which has
on the surface a fine showing or ore
carrying values Of $40 and So a ton.
The cross-fissure will then be followed
into the heart Of the mountain. where
will be attained a depth OF 200 feet
from the surface.
The formation IS so strong through
out with its extensive system % high
y miucraiizcd veins that no doubt Dr.
entertained that large bodies Of ore
% unusually high grade viii be found.
And it is believed that the results TO
be attained will direct n great deal
- new attention 20 the ERICKSON dis
tri~t