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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

Mafler, sic 6armer a%1fgeforoert, ibm
Nelo sur Mnlage III @ei5enlpefula-
tione1n 5l1 ienoen uno batte groBen
Grfplg Damit, oenn III menigen Mona<
ten erbielt er ld)abungsmeile gege1
100000.
80 inneapolis. = Ser 25=
iubrige &obert g.. Ibomas, Elm
5dmager oes Gbefreoafteurs 0es ct.
Youl 1ispat9, S. g. Mc2oin, fam
an Gonneritag III minneapolis, 0l1r9
einen Stur5 aus einem 6eriter oes
pierten Stodmerfs Des Mtnneloto
9oqn & Irltit=@ebauoes INNS 2eben.
Gerielhc peritarb fl,r5 nod ser l1eber-
fiibrl1ng ins @oipital. Sbomas batte
iid altf einen ser &%ei5forper Ser
Campaigning ant 6eniter geiebt, UNI
friide Suit gu id0pfen, uno man Der=
,nl,tbet, ooB er BON ser Site iiber=
mannt tpur6e, ut15 aus Sem 5eniter
fiel.
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u. Stoslto11 muroe Die &lagela6e bon
Grom @ing=Gountp gegen Sbomas
8. WcGlure perbonoelt, in mel6er
oos County Mineral=& ei erpelteuern
sum @etroge BON 50 per Mcre fir
1000 Mcres ein5utreiben il1dt. Nn=
malt 6. g. 5temurt aus st. CLOUD
pertrat Sen Stanopltnft, ooB Sic @e=
lteuerlrng unberedtigt lei lt11o oab
al1h oos @eridt ni6t sic Ma6t babe,
einen 3ablungsnnftrag 51 erlaiien.
Sic g,1tidei0ung in oieiem Tole miro
bon lneiterer 9eoeutl1ng iei1, neil
ol1rd lie piele an0ere @rl1nobeliber
1n0 olld 0rtidaften in mittel6are
Mitleioenidaft ge5oaen mer0en f0n=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

5lpei SATIRE 10 6eoel1tel1o gebpben, DuB
Eraiicent CARING cine Gerooppelllng
Ser S5eal1=Jerminalanlagen ser ct.
Fal1l : 9obn al1gepronet bot. 1as
erite relle 9agerbol1s miro 5lpci slcres
@o0enral1m babe1. Sn Chicago mer-
SEN Elane i~iberpriift melde sic ct.
Eaul=9abn a%l1sarbeiten lieB fir cine
11el1e Eaiiagieri tation, oie iie ON 25.
5traBe un1b Eocific=Mpeme in Coco
ma nit eilter1 &olte,1al1f monoe bon
$500,000 erridten mill.
G%ulura0u.
I%enper. - Gbelter g. Worep
BON bier, ser Madfo1ger bon $. ..
@apemeper als Nraiioent ser Greet
@eitern Sugor Company, muroe om
Samitag Dor oem &ungreBfomitee
oernommen betreffs Ser Srganiiies
rung ieiner &orporation I'M Sabre
1905. Die &orporation lit aus elmer
@eridmel5ung bon 3ablreiden fleinen
8uderriibenfabrtfen in COLORADO fer
porgegengen. Die Mmerica Sugar
&eftning Company %finan5ierte biele
ser fleineren l1nternebmungen uno
bel Ser &onlol0ierung Ser neuen @e=
ienidaft, Sic Elm Mftienfapital bon
oreiBig Miaionen Collars fat, erlang=
tie oie Mmerican Sugar COMPANY Sic
Mebrbett Ser Mftien. Ser 3e1ge CAB
Sic Mamen Ser fleinen Girme11 at,
Sic feline &orporation bil6er. @r Jag
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8lan elmer @eridmel5ung angeregt,
un6 Damn iei er na6 Seem Sort ge=
reiit, lint SOS @orbaben NIT $. 8.
SanemeDer 5u beipre6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

batte, nnbm lie sic SenatSporlage an,
mel6e Sen Mnfauf bon 2ano I'M Nor=
BEN bon @isconiin fir @ie0erauffor~
ltlrngs5petfe poriiebt.
Mftdigan.
Gitp. = Muf Sen @oI3=
bDfeu ser g. $. @bite. 2l1nber SO.
in 0iei er Staot bra6 'mq6ren0
Scr 9Sad)t BON Jreitog auf 5omitag
Gin Yra11o aus, ser cine 3eitlang sic
gauge Staot be0rpbte. Ser G@aoer,
ZEN Sic Tlanl1'cn anridtetcll, mfrs
auf $t5O,00O geidatt. Sin 9egen
icste 11acb einigcn Stunocn eill, rn0
oieier trl1g piel 0a5u bel, 0aB eS &C.
fang, sic 6lanmen unter &ontrone All
bri1gel1.
SOMA.
Garrpll.- Sic Bempbner 6es
f(eineu Iorfes 2i0oerpole untpeit BON
bier baten cinen Muspeg gefunoen,
INN Sen 4. Sl1li feiern 81 f0nnen, Of
he onf frGftige Starfu1g per5i6tcn 5ll
miilien. Ser Srt lit ge5mlr1gen, an
aeleeliden Ieiertogen Sic @irtbidai=
ten geihloiicn GIT balten. linn Nun
nidt an oeun Mol1gel an oent 10t6igen
a.taB SIT leioel1, ml1roe 6eid)lonen, Sen
4. ol1 8. Slrli }u feiern.
Morballtomn. - Sic Mn=
loge Ser @elllor Mfadille So. mltrcc
bier Sonntag 0!1rd Sho0er1fe1er
5erltort, moOl1rb ein &erll1lt bon ct
mn $4,000 cntitano. gs perlalttet,
Sab ous Ieller ollr6 llnporlid)tigfeit
int Maid)i1enra.um elrtltolroen lei.
Ynontana.
Great Sails. - Gin id)Dner
golocner @eher, melder $1,000 mertb
lit, cine Spcnoe. BON 2pl1is IS. Sill,
oeul ErGiioe,1ten Ser Greet M%prt6erl1=
@abn, fir ienes Gonntp in Montono,
Neiien @ege bon SEN 9(utomobililte ten
hci Scr Inbrt ct. Saul @elenn i'm
naditerl Monat fiji sic beiten erfl6rt
mcrocn, liegt bier I'M @otel &oinbom
sur 9elidtiglrng aus.
@aibingtun.
Soeomo. - Hrdlioent CARING
Don Ser ct. Hm1l=8abn fat befomnt
gcgeben, ooB 0ieie @abn un0 Sic
uSiafo Sboien &aiibo", lire iapa=
niihe Ian1pferlinie, einen HoiIagier=
Shne(l0ampfer0ienit 5miiden Sacoma
uno Sem Orient eil1ri6ten mer0e. &C.
genlpartig perfebren ieds groBe mo-
ocrne 6radtoampfer oieler 2inie 5mi=
iden Tacoma, Dofobanra un0 Mani=
ia. Sebt mur0en groBe idne1e Hai=
lagier0ompfer gebaut mer0en. Ser
neue 3ienit miro crit nad Mblauf BON
5mei Sabren in Sbatigfeit eeiebt tper=
SEN fonnen. Ser @erfebr NIT 6em
Orient bat li6 innerbalb ser lebten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

gs lit idledter aIs nutlos, irgen6
melde Meoi5inen fir Musfel- o6er
droniiden ~&6eumatism1s gu gebra,,-
den. Mnes, mas notbmenoig lit, lit
cine freie M%ntpen6ung bon @bamber>
(ains eminent. gu fa1fer bel ser
Rolitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

Der aqgemeine grfolg, melden ser
Bebraub bon @5amberlains Collie
Cholera uno Dur6fuu=M ittel ermirft
but, fat es allermartS 5um2iebling &C.
madt. Man fann ii6 itets 6aroni
perlaiien. gu faltfen BEL ser MoIitor
Trug 60.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13
Mornons In
Convention.

The following taken from the
Nauvoo Rust er shows that the
saints in Illinois are alive and
that the elders are doing good
work. The convention referred
to was attended by nearly all the
missionaries in the Northern
states, among them being those
of the elders from Iron County.
The report Of the convention as
given by the Rustler is worth
reading by all Latter-day Saints
One Of the largest attended
conferences OF the elders and
higher dignitaries Of Latter Day
Saints Of Utah, was held here
during the past three days,
closing last night. and among
one Of the most prominent was
Apostle Penrose, one of the
twelve, who are advisers Of the
presidency. lie is a forcible and
eloquent speaker at his time of
age, though nearly 80 years old.
President Joseph +. Smith Of
Salt Lake, ason of Hyrum Smith,
who met his death at Carthage,
ILL.,, in 1916, with his brother,
the prophet, was expected to be
here to attend this important
conference, but was unable to
attend. With Apostle Penrose
was G. T.. Ellsworth Of Chicago,
president of the Northern States
mission. they having had charge
Of the meetings.
Yesterday was an important
day for the gathered elders. be-
cause they received their assign
ment for further labors in the
various districts throughout the
northern states missions.
II Is estimated that about two
hundred and fifty elders were
present. a number being accom-
panied by their wives and
dau hters. Their business meet
II e I'D IN the forenoon.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13
Summit Notes

Summit, Utah, Oct. IL.
School commenced on the 9th
inst, with Prof. John II. Daley
as Principal,
Mrs. Beecroft Of New Mexico
is here visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Farnsworth.
Mrs. Mary C. Daley and
family have moved TO Cedar City
for the winter, to afford the
opportunity of superior school
facilities. Summit feels very
keenly the loss occasioned by
the absence of Sister Daley,
owing to the active part which
she always took in the Primary
and Sunday Schaol work, being
naturally endowed for that
special work. as also that of
ward ehoriSter.
Messrs. Lawrence and Madsen
have returned from Beaver
where they went to attend the
fair. They report an excellent
exhibition oi agricultural and
horticultural products, the live
stock exhibit was splendid and
they had an enjoyable time,
Sheep-dipping is on in fun
b,ast now, and is scheduled to
continue until the 10Th inst.
then and not until then will
Summit realize 3 nice. sweet
drink of water.
The cattle are coming from
the summer range IN good
physical condition,
Tho health of the community
Is good considering the Kind o.
water they have TO drink,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13

Pepsin docs not Cure Indiges-
ton.
Laboratory tests which we have
made for 20 years proved it. The
majority of so called DYSPEPSIA
Cures on the market are simply
Pepsin Tablets which digest only |
Albuminous Foods. When you
begin taking Chambers Dys- !
pepsia Tablets we don't want
you to deny yourself thing. Eat
everything your stomach Graves.
Read the following testimonial
from a Utah woman:
II suffered untold agony from
acute Indigestion. tried physi-
clans and numerous patent med
icines, but none Of them did me
any good. During one attack a
friend recommended your Dys-
pepsia Tablets. With absolutely
no confidence in them | COM
menced taking Chambers Tab
lets. After using three boxes /
was completely cured. That was
over a year ago and | have new
err had a return of the trouble
since. / weigh Is pounds more
than ! did a year ago and can eat
anything. My stomach never
troubles me and | want to give
full credit to Chambers Dyspep-
STA Tablets"
The Chambers Medicine Co.,
will be glad to furnish the name
of the lady upon application.
When purchasing Chambers
Dyspepsia Tablets do so with the
understanding that if you are
not benefited the dealer from
whom you purchased them will
gladly refund your money. He
loses nothing. We stand the
loss. All we ask is that you be
fair with US and we know that
you will be.
Sold exclusively and guaran-
teed by Cedar City Drug Store.
BEST OF COAL So. so at mine |
or $500 delivered. Wood and
Taylor Mine.
,s.;;,.. sszsse-JIo QlIIslAA-ANI -s-s
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13
Notice to Water Users.

State Engineers Office, Salt
Lake City, September 80, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that
William ]. Williams, whose post
Office address is Kanarra, Utah,
has made application in accord
ance with the requirements of
the Compiled Laws of Utah,
1907, as amended by the Session
Laws of Utah, 1909 and 1911, to
appropriate eight (S) cubic-feet
of water per second from Pink
Hill Wash, Iron County, Utah.
Said water will be diverted at a
point which bears north 50 de-
grees 40 minutes west 2,943 feet
distant from the east quarter cor
ner of Section q. Township 81
south, Range II west, Salt Lake
base and meridian, from where
it will be conveyed by means of
canal for q distance of 1913
feet and there used during the
period from January to Decem-
Der 81, inclusive. Of each year,
20 irrigate $50 acres of land en-
braced in Section p, Township
81 south, Range II west, Salt
Lake base and meridian.
This application is designated
in the State Engineers office as
No. 1913.
All protests against the grant
ing of said application, stating
the reasons therefor, must be
made by affidavit in duplicate
and fled in this Office within
thirty (S0l days after the COM
pletion OF the publication of this
notice.
CALEB TANNER,
O., I,,,nrs,,aN.s
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13
Quality


Quality On every corner of Square Deal.
That's the system and the motto of our business
Drop in and We have not got
sion, but give you the Glad Hand and the
Taft Smile, the kind that won't come off.
We have got everything you want, will get
it for you if you tell us about it.
Balm and Cooper Wagons, Veie and Hesse
Buggies, John Deere and McCormic Lines we told
you that on the start when we said quality
Harness We tell you something about
harness and show you the goods too, Horse Col
lars. Blankets Saddles and Leather Goods, Buggy
Whips, Electric Motors and Irons Separators. the
famous Dairy Maid.
Stoves Of course carry stoves The fa-
Stewart, made by the Fuller Warren Com
pany Positively the stove without an equal
new line just in.
Grain Drills and Flows for your fall work.
Woven wire barbed wire and telephone wire.
Selling out complete line of wire before inven-
tory time. Call in and see.
Come down and see our goods whether you
want anything or not We have got the goods,
different from what you anywhere else) and
always pleased to show them.
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co.
WE. CORY. Resident Manager.
ssrzs.ss.sxz..:.=.-.Sz-.na
lual1ty ual1t'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13
then preaching occurred.

them preaching occurred.
II must be conceded that the
Latter Day Saints are well
organized group. Their behavior
and demeanor here was beyond
reproach. In dress and cleanli-
ness they were all right. The
elders and all attending exhibit
ed q deep interest in their visit
TO Nauvoo. Their faces indicat-
ed that they loved the present
people here who now occupy the
places of their ancestors. But
not to forget. we must mention
that they are superb singers and
their songs were sent out with
fine chord and melody to the ear
that heard.
Since Nauvoo and the country
round about is blessed with such
an abundant fruit crop fruit of
all kinds indigenous TO this part
of country. compliments We're
passed on the horticultural in
terest taken by our people, how
ever, criticism was made in
regard to the immense waste
that occurs ON account Of the
deficiency in putting up and pre-
pairing and storing and market
ing all this that must necessarily
go 10 waste, and this is true.
The harmony among the elders
is evident They work rs one
body and no diScorI seems TO
prevail, They surely believe
in the motto: In Unity there
is Strength. "
The conference held in Nsu-
VOC in September 1911, seemed
to be very successful
Boys and girls from "a years
up be sure aud come TO the
Mutual dance Tuesday NIGHT It's
free and the officers want you
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13
Municipal Child Welfare csnters.

Municipal child welfare centerS in
the poorer districts Of Milwaukee "a
teach mothers to keep their Infants
hoalthy are TO he established 10y Mayor
Seldel. Nurses will be az the disposal
az mothers Ia the district. day aud
nlght. az the city's expense
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13

Editor Record. Having re-
turned home to Parowan, after
having been located in Cedar
City a little over three years, ]
find a number Of changes here as
well as a number Of improve
ments, many Of which are quite
commendable.
The old-time fence around the
church with It's wooden pins in
place Of nails has been replaced
by a handsome up-to-date one,
nicely painted. The meeting
house, however, stands in status
quo, that is, nothing in the way
of paint or repairs. They were
talking of pulling il down some
months ago, when happened to
be here, and building a bigger
house. ! asked them then what
they would do with a bigger
house as very few are in the
habit of attending. AS with
the priest, so with the people. :"
Last weeks Record noted nine
ty people at conference. Just so
but then, the pool hall is well
attended, well painted, web light
ed, etc.
The greatest rainfall for any
one month since 1891 was $3.50
inches in September 1905, but
this fell on the fore and latter
part of the month, so that the
greatest rainfall in any one
storm was on the 10Th and 30th
Of last month, when the measure
ment was 3.31 inches in Paro-
wan, but Cedar City is determ-
ined TO keep TO the front, as | see
that my honorable colleague,
Mr.. Daley reports 1897.
miss the excellent water of
Cedar City after drinking il for
some months past. The water
here has been very Indifferent
for some time past. | used to
think it was the best in the state
but not now.
| miss getting my mail in good
ti%frri nrbSvsx sp NAM q t &c. aiSIa
gets here late at night. ldon't
hear the town clock strike any
more. ETC., but then, many Of my
old neighbors have assured me
that they are glad to see m,
back. They didn't say, Your,
back, f" and so I'm thankful.
naauUu
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13

Lame hack IS one on the most
common forms of muscular rheu-
matism. A few applications of
Chamberlain's Liniment will
give relief. For sale by Palace
Drug st, re.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13
CALEB TANNER,
State Engineer.

Date Of first publication
October 6, 1911. date of com
pletion of publication November
6. 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-13

Boys and girls from "a years
up be sure aud come To the
Mutual dance Tuesday night Its
free and the officers want you
there.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-22

commission in Carson CITY. New.
II. B. Van Etten and e. j. Walsh
were sworn as witnesses and tes-
tilted on behalf of complainants.
and F. E. Murphy, H. L. .Griffiths
and A. NJ. Ardery We're sworn
as witnesses and testified on behalf
of defendant.
It is therefore ordered that the
complaint so far as it relates to
class rates be and it is hereby dis
missed.
1t is further ordered that the
Virginia & Truckee river be and
hereby advised and requested to
establish and put into effect on or
about September /, 1911. a rate
of $1,25 per ton on coal from
the city of Reno, New, to Carson
City, New.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-22
BOTH TUG OF
WAR TEAMS HAVE
$1,000 BET UP
Continued from page y

Continued from page ~
examine and report and his report
shall govern and be binding. If 1t
is necessary to postpone the match
for the above reason, the said
match will be postponed to such
time as shall be agreed upon by
the representatives herein, which
time must be governed by the abil-
ity Of the said ailing member to
pull.
The entire membership of each
team must be on hand and ready
to pull at o'clock p. M, July 80,
1911, at the place selected for the
match, otherwise the team failing
to do so, will forfeit it's forfeit
deposit of $3.50 now in the hands
of the stakeholder.
For the contest it is agreed that
the platform upon which the teams
will pull shall be three feet wide,
of substantial lumber, and as near
as may be and still be even at
an elevation of two and one-half
feet above the surface of the
ground the cleats, not more than
two and one-half inches high, well
set, and the distance face to face
between the cleats shall be eight
inches between each two; the rope
shall be what is known as the
stretched rope" and shall be one
and-one-half inches thick, and
hemp rope.
THE platform upon which the
contest shall take place shall be
enclosed within a rope railing,
which railing shall be twenty feet
from the nearest point of the plat
form on all sides thereof, and no
persons besides the nine contest
ants of each team shall be with
in this enclosure except the cap
tain and one coach of each team,
the three judges, stakeholder and
such peace officers as may be nee
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-22
INSANE MAN MAKES
ESCAPE FROM ASYLUM

Shortly after the death of the I'M
fortunate woman, Mrs Mary Gibson
last Wednesday, and while the body
was being prepared for shipment,
Thomas Lynch, an inmate from
Ormsby county, made his escape.
Lynch was assisting DR.. Lewis, SUI
perintendent of the asylum, and aft
er his work had been completed
he walked away from the institu-
ton. The officials of the nearby
towns We're notified of the escape
and, it is believed that Lynch will
be recaptured. This makes the
third time that Lynch has managed
to escape fro mthe asylum for the
insane and feeble-minded. He has
been in the trusty class and on all
previous occasions after walking
away, always returned after an alb
sence of several days.-Journal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-22
MOST FAVORABLE NEWS
FROM THE LEADING MINES
ON THE COMSTOCKLODE
Mexican Extending North Drift on $500
Level In FirSt-CIdSS Ore---Ophir Saves
Fair Values from 22OO Level.

Operations at the North End
mines this past week carried on
along the same lines as week
age, and thus far there has been
few changes of special Importance,
although the general conditions con-
tinue TO show Improvement as the
prospecting and development work
advances. In the Mexican, the mine
IS apparently increasing its ore
producing limits every day, especial
ly on the $500 foot level, where
one round already advanced in the
face of the north drift gives the
same rich values as reported last
week, the vein trending on north
erly and appearing as strong as
ever.
Another round is being drilled
so that considerable progress ahead
will be made this coming week. Cut
ting cut for the sill floor sets pre-
paratory to sinking winZe below
the 2500-foot level, is being push
ed forward as rapidly as possible,
and the opening made for the tim
bers is giving further widths OF
second-class ore, that can be mill
ed with handsome profit Hosting
and sinking machinery is on the
road and will be set up as soon
as it arrives
The hoist will be installed in the
stope The usual grade ore is be,
ing taken from the stope, and the
output for the week will no doubt
be at about average figures.
On the 2400-foot level of the
mine, work is being carried along
in the raise, and ore extracted. On
the Union and Mexican boundary
line, the east crosscut is being push
ed out still further, the end OF
the formation not having been
reached, and it will be continued
until the dyke is cut. The material
all carries values, and some of the
cars are said to run as high as
$40 per ton. AS soon as the ex-
tent of the vein is determined in
an easterly direction, north drift
into Union ground will be started
In fact, one round of holes has al.
ready been partially drilled.
The vein is proving to have a
remarkable width on the line, and
it is currently believed that bet
ter values will be found to the
north. No work is being done on
the 2300-fcot level this week.
No new work is reported from
the Ophir, and on the 2500-foQt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-22

level the southwest drift is being
driven ahead in vain formation. The
drift is following the hanging wall,
and the general character of the
country foretells important develop
ments further on.
A fan has been installed on this
level, and re-opening and retimber-
ing the old northeast shaft con-
Meeting with the Ophir-M
Wine is being carried on.
This work is being done in the
general new plan of the pumping
association looking towards the re-
covery of additional levels below.
The south drift from the west cross
cut on the 2400-foot level is open
ing into porphyry and stringers of
quartz, while on the 2200-foot
level the north drift is being adj
yanced in the Hardy vein. The cars
being taken out will probably main
tain about the same values as re-
ported on Saturday last Stopping
continues on the 2200-foot level
with good tonnage and values.
In the Consolidated Virginia, the
usual prospecting of the 2450 and
2550-foot levels has disclosed moth
ing of special significance since last
week, the east crosscut on the 245O
being in a strata of vein formation
and the west crosscut on the 2550
being quartz, clay and vein forma-
ton
Sinking the Wine below the 1850
foot level is well under way this
week. In the bottom of the c.
& c. shaft, the middle compartment
is being cleared of debris below
the 1850, and No. l elevator pumr
hung up for the week.
The east crosscut from the SHAFT
station is also being cleared out
and repaired.
At the joint Union and the Sierra
Nevada winze, the sinking is NOV.
ing along at the customary rate OF
progress with the formation being
in hard porphyry and quartz string.
ers. This Wine in another month
or six weeks will be at the 25O0.
foot level.
At the Ward shaft, the usual rou.
tine work is underway, and some
work has been done back of the
first bulkhead on the 2OO0-foot
level.
Pump column is being placed in
the shaft, and easing timbers and
other work in the 2450 northeast
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