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for having unceremoniously left his
keepers: l was thanking NJ. Marathon
for having vanished without settling
our hotel bills. I was thanking Nine.
Grenet for having accompanied NJ. Mar
nthon.
] drew a long breath OF relief. like .
co~nsclenceless animal. like a hunted
beas, that feels henceforth safe. like
nameiess brute.
rho lawyer. Sheridan. returned and
seeing me sitting up in bed. with clasps(
bands. said;
Are you saylns your prayers. wiaiaA
Eady?"
Then. sitting down near my couch, -
added:
We'll. I have every reason to believe
that they will be granted. I nave Jus,
been talking with Mr.. Milton. who Il
busy ang for the funerals of hiS
daughter and John Please. And I have
drawn from him all that I desired to
know. Mr.. Milton IL an admirable man.
He has a character worthy OF the ans
| client Greek tragedies" !,
"He knows hat I am innocent. and ID
going TO draw me out of this troubisTt
"No! moi Don't 20 20 fast. He con:
! s,aers you n common murderer" r.
I started up. i.
Then he certainly means to destroy
me-with his inventions-the Harwich
boat. Scr" !
mo. at all! I told you hs was .
hero of ancient Rome"
"Rut what else?" 4
"Ill tel! you all that tomorrow. whoa
you are In prison. William Eady." ~
IL want TO know" I persisted. n
well" replied the lawyer. kindly. snd
very much pleased with himself. 'nnoWu
my friend. that you have all the trHmpa
In your hand" "
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states that when SHE buys some little
feathers according TO her means IN
PLACE OF the willow plume that II
doesn't look anything like it, n how
she JUST OUGHT TO have things as
nice as the other girl. ..
While It Is perfectly natural to long
for the beautiful things and to possess
them for our very own. since they are
before us all the time, yet as to all
questions there is ANOTHER side.
While all girls. being daughters OF
Eve, love all the fancles and foibles
that woman is heiress to, yet there are
few truths that 1t Is M unwise measure
to reckon with. Perhaps this girl does
not realize that she may, perchaice, be
far HAPPIER in her way than the girl
across the street.
And that the girl across the street
may have trials and t%ribulations innu-
merable OF which the other girl can
have no CONCEPTION, This long
~ 70 be ~hst ~s are not y . daily
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Ft " MuNc tou
Blk at the Hurdles!
No Use sna,ling Through 10 tho End
OF the Rut II you can Climb Out on
Either Side!
AS You Make Your Bed, so You
Must Lie Upon II" Is only True for
the FelloD UhO is Too Lazy to Turn
To and Make the old Thing Oper
Again!
When n Crab Player Hurls his Bal
at tho Sod after Striking Out, we can
Hardly Walt for Him to Come to Bat
Ara!n 30 that we Can See H!n strike
out Some More!
It's Possible TO leave a villa Pitch
or SO and Stili be In the Game!
Here's to the Health OF our Enemies
for we're Always Going 70 Need their
Goads!
Better to Resign In a Hun than to
Lay Down In a Sulk!
Our Idea of that Gossamery sum Is
TO claim that we've been "Out-Lucked
whom we Really were purchased and
Out-Fought!
II II were not for the sim, Small
r,t,a ne cona clcnra n 70 OF Ia would
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H. VINO anyways sa'u w. -,
6 only time she ever saiu
RE was when some one asHeu u
- II she "ou'o nNe BUM '"'
or a new doll.
But II her mamma or papa asAeu nv
to do something or go somewhere u
always said NO. And every one 10
marked now NEiSi Cross " ""
One night she dreamed ina all she
couid say was NJ "na, su.e .o
when she awoKe the cream ea"e True
Would you IKE preaHias'' o'ar'
asked her mo'her'
Ana although thls niue nessIe Was
hungry. all sne eouIo say was
80 they all ate oreaSias' eHee.,'ns
Bessie Aunt be'h gave hess'e n'''
sister q TOY dog n asked
would you Ike one TOO bessie
Now. Bessie meant 10 say res, put
she could not Luncheon ana Tea
passed the same as breakfast ana mann
ma was very much worried because
Bessie refused 10 eat ""eh Dess'e
knelt down to say hef prayers she
promised never TO say NO again II
she only could say YES once more
That night she had ahother uieam'
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slight Far less Of oomoGo3
ing . romance" that IN
- been lived.
From the ome Sheridan. he law
yer. placed in my hand the yteaGh
paper which informed me. without Nv
Ing mo any real Information, OF thS
finai drama OF the Metropols Hetsl n
perilous situation or the aus Whtoh
had led to Il! From The time Of ny
arrest william Eady no longer trouhieo
himself about what Interested the AVA.
tor Of Malinston. and the tate ~
Stephenson alone disturbed me.
"You don't appear to be giving ma
thought to your Defense" said he ~.
yer to me. "one would never suppe0s
that tomorrow was the important ~.
Fortunately. we are thinking OF IL "a:
you. I and your father-in-law. MI. Nh
ton. pesides. the accusation no ioneCf
holds. The prosecution has found The
carter who helped you repair Nsl6's
gig. Trump one! The purchase OF ne
rope 10 no longer considered - an a.
vention Of your own fabrication 04t
premedttation 10 removed"
well! So much tho bettsrt" "
Yes. so much the bettsri Then yosy
seach. your old servant. also zones to-
the rescue." .
All! What does Joe Seack sayr'
HE cannot deny having found yotn
unconscious on the floor OF your room,
with you hands clenched on the cross
stick OF the improvised slbbet, and your,
face near the hole. open-upon-thsH
drama in question. No! But he affirms,
that Mrs. Eady had ordered him to go
away from the cottage. and that II hsa
had obeyed YOU. when he met you at to.
gate. he would have remained. TRUMP
second Mrs. Eady's order strengthens,
the hypothesis OF suicide. whlch is our
only system OF defense-then your direc,t
Ion to the old servant not to go to NAL
lngton. destroys once more the precon--
celved idea OF a vengeance of an out
ragged husband. But we have In our
hand a third trump. more valuable than
all the others. II Is Mr.. Millions depo,
%s!tlon-not the first. but the last-thS
good one. the real one"-
Tel me quickly. ! beg you"
Mi. Milton has made the prosecution
share his opinion. which Is this: He
cannot nave taken the vengeance of anr
outraged husband. for the simple reason
that he has not been deceived Do,
YOU understands
mot fully" .
AN" cried Sheridan. you don't un.t
derstand-p"'Nteh 'e.''. ,fr
Milton desires to whiten your charac-.
ter to the judges? Yet II Is c~hildisblys
simple. II he charges you with such a.
r!me. It Is at the same time givingi
he crime n d~ishonoring cause. 1t isl
declaring In public: My daughter Annie3
vas false, and II vas under the intlu-.
ence OF Jealousy thar my son-in-law,.
William kady, exercised an a~bominabls,'
vengeance"
Yes, yes, begin to underestimate
while 10
While. In defending the memory oio
ais beloved daughter. In affirming thatd
you had no reason TO commit so abom,tf
'nable a crime, that no comprehensibIs
motive urged YOU to avenge Yourself.
he saves the honor OF his name ana
avoids a scandal" n
Il am afraid I hesitatsd
Afraid OF what?''
iTo Be coss..sAH
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'snns 90 THE New York World.
proo!em-espec!ally attributed to the
American sister.
we meet her every Gay, this girl with
the green eyes, who proceeds "a conv-
~copy-copy, Things HER oWN rare,v
appeal ~ her, but that which hs,or,., =,
some n ELSE Is shlnlng-allurlng-at-
tract!ve.
But. on the other hand. what a tov II
Is to be the self-sunclent girl who takes
the goods the gods provide" and make
the MOST of them! How dainty she
looks In her pain, neat, modIsh CO.'S
tune that Is bought with DISCRIMINA-
Ton and quite WITHIN her means,
She IS CAREFUL abou, that which
she buys as TO expenditures. Ana tho
lnery OF the girl across the street docs
not bother her In the least.
She Is rich Indeed, for she smilcs and
Is happy, And Il you would but stud y
the Gaze o would realize that I, "a
these quiet. unassum!ng creatures tina,
actually WIN OUT. And right bera -,
poignant example is that OF the aycrap 90
salesvoman. who, being In the seethiny
centre OF fashions realm. makes her
purchases carefully and looks neat and
interesting at very little expense.
Certainly o girl WANTS to bs NJ.
tractive, neat and all that goes with II.
but trying to be wha: YOU ARE NOT
Will never obtain It. At any rate. II
isn't always the OUTWARD show that
carries with 1t the BEST impression.
There is no greater misery than
hunger!rg for what Is NOT INTENDED
for one. It Nlirncycr he ap2eascd. and
who knows but In similar conditions
she who Is possessed OF more worldly
goods goes through the same worry
worry that II she has but two auto.
mobiles Mrs. Butterfly acroas the street
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has three. aud IL her dearest friend 90
has American Beauties for HER bridge
party why then-on with orchids for her
show, &c.
What Is the result' 1t only brings I'M
necessary heart panss. miserable, I'M
satisfied longing. ana makes o: the
should-be womsn,y being a creature Of
moods and temper An UNHAPPY
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is down In the
dumps" as TO why
one girl works and
another doesn't.
IT'S miserable. ia
say the least she
adds.
She o e on 10
cite the case OF
where. just across
the street from
her. Is a girl who
has Just purchased
n beautiful h a t
with a flowing will
low Dlunle. and
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When Destiny
Spikes Us. our
Friends nearly al
ways say that we
Weren't Covering
the Bag Properly!
II We Win They
Say It's a Fiuke,
But II We Fail
They Say they
Saw II Coming!
Keep on Hop
ing but don't
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WOMAN-a poor companion, n snappy
vile and a seoldinB motncr.
Yat one thing Is certain which all
must recognize II they out Widths
seemingly sordid world as It LOOKS to
the green eyes has ANOTHER side. Il
Is tho Gladstone side.
There are many things to choose from.
There's NO NDED to initiate or copy.
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There are GOODS quite within the reach
Of an, Ike with people. ana In such
a world there Is NO Room for jeal-
uusy.
1t is Just niied with simple. happy
things. II you but find thcm.
WHEN JEALOUSY CRFEPS ~ AT
THE DOOR JOY FLIES OUT OF THE
WINDOW.
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GOOD PROOF.

"cheops, the Egyptian king. didn't
really do anything great, It seems. just
carved his name on everything IN sight. ;
Still. his name is pretty well known.
II pays to advertise" -CA!clgo Journal.
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ONE RESULT.

What do you expect the effect NJ mi.
versal peace would be In tho world9,
one OF the first things 1t would do
would be to wipe Reno Off the nap
Houston Post.
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&C A IL Broke Up" can be Patched.
= "A hut Broken Down needs New
partf'
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4 YOUNG woman writes %deplorng
u the fact that she doesn't have
y things as easy as other girls, and
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Cheer UP,
Cuthbert!"
Ey Clarence L. Cullen

Copyright. 1911, by The Prsss Pfbliahins 70.
The New York worid).
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Sandman Stories
Copyright 1911. by The Press Publishing Co. CTs New York World.
No. Cross Be $50.

story is about a little girl
= who always said No The
only time she ever said Yes
~ was when some one asked her
$3.50 ~ she would like some candy
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PART II.
CHA EN- III.

tContilucd.)
Have Never cen TO France.
>>-0HAT Is there so singular
WIN IN my requcst7"
"rhis-that your wife
ever sine" you depart.
kly ure was also Interested
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-02-20
TOWN OF HAMRE.
Township 1855. Range 81.

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
quent 1909.
Total
Tax &
name or SUBDIVISION Pen
owner OF Section Sec. atty.
Cts.
Alfred Edwards neA of swA 3 Al
Alfred Edwards nwA Of
Alfred Edwards swA of
,,s4 ,sw4 .n:.,....;.. 3 $50
Alfred Edwards seA of
L Kittleson lot i:::::::::: ii.:: 6 III
Alex A Byklun swA of neA IS 3.S4
Alex A Byklun seX of neX IS 5.27
Alex A Byklun lot 2 2.. 18 3.O2
Alex A Byklun seA ofnwA 18 3.83
L Q F'oskett neA of seA. % $50
L 0 FOskett nwH of seA 2S 359
L Foske.t swH of Sc A % 359
l. f'Oskett seA of SEA-. 28 3.59
II Johnson neA OF -sWA 81 3.59
n Johnson lot ......... 81 2.97
II Johnson lot A. 81 2.97
H johnson seA of sWA" " 81 $50
John Tohn kabrick ka ahrisk neA Of nwA g g $:l$
John Kabrick swZ of nWX 33 ala
John Kabrick sell of nwX 80 Ala
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-.EE+ Total
*---.-Ee. Tax &
Name OF Subdivision Pen
owner of Section Sec. atty.
Cts.
Annie Mercil lot 1. 3 ASP
Medor Mercil neA of neH 35 3.16
Iarren G Smith swA Of
neA 35 226
Warren Smith sell of neH 35 226
Warren c Smith nwA Of
nwA So 2S2
Warren c. Smith swA of
nwA 36 226
Robert 4 ROnnelS sWA of
sWA 36 452
Robert A Ronnels seH of
SWA sc 565
Andrew c. KOlStad neA of
SeA Sc 452
Andrew G KOlStad nWA of
SeH 36 565
Andrew G. kOlStad sWA of
seA 36 452
Andrew c Kolstad se4 of
seA ................ SO 452
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TOWN OF ZEPPI.E:
Township 162, Range 80.
Year for which Taxes became Delin-

quent 1909
Total
Tax &
Name of Subdivision Pen
owner of Section Sec. atty.
5 Cts.
Marian Robins ,swA of seA 9 428
Marian Robins seA of seK 9 1928
Gunder Nybo lot 13. 10 $50
VIM Zipple neA of swA. IL 4.2S
VIM Zlpple neH of seH. II 4.28
VIM Zipple nwA of Sc a 80. II 437
VIM ripple nwA of swA.. IL 8.S5
Frank Gustner nWH of - -aE
nwA' ................. 10 4.4s
Frank Gustner swA of nwA 13 2.40
Frank Gustner seN of neA IA 2. 40
Frank Gustner neH of seN IA 40
John A HalvOrson nWA of
John %S n A HHalvcrson swA Of 10 4'zS
John A Halvorson lot 2.... 1S 3.96
John A Halvorson seN of
nwA ...... 1S 9.O1
John e Palmer lot 2 ...... 10 81
John E Palmer seA Of nwA@19 4.28
John p Palmer neH of swH 10 4.28
j John. E Palmer lot 3........ 10 3.96
Jacob'"B Gels ne4 of neA rs 2.13
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Total
Tax &
Name Of Subdivision Pen
owner Of Section Sec. atty.
rs Cts
# r Wbster nwA Of nwN 26 O3
+ r Webster neK Of neA ...27 5.85
Lucy Austin mex of nwA.. SO 6.12
Lucy Austin nWK OF nWK S
less school site 36 6.12
Lucy Austin tsW " OF nWN 36 6.l2
Lucy Austin seh OF nWX So 6.l2
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TOWN OF LEE.
Township 1855, Range 3S.

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
quent 1909.
Total
Tax &
Name of Subdivision Pen
owner of Section Sec. atty.
Cts.
Andrew X Gulseth seA of
swA ................ 315
Gunder K Moe swH Of seA 9.s2
Gunder X Moe seA Of seA 6 67
Gundre K Moe neA OF. neH $50
Gunder K Moe NV n of neX 1896
Emma o Vigen neA of swX Z 395
Emma Vlgen lot ........ $50
Emma 0 vi I SEA- of swA Z so
Emma o Vigen nwA of seA $50
Andrew K Gulsteh neA of
nwA -. 9 s.15
nwA ................... 9 432
Ole p Hanson neA of seA 10 228
,Oles Hanson nWA of SeA 10 4.8S
Ole r Hanson sWA of seI 10 499
Ole Hanson seH of SEX 10 2.28
John G Hogan swK Of neN IL 1896
John = Hogan SEX Of nwK IL 3.95
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TOWN OF NORTHERN
Township 147, Range SO.

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
quent 1909
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TOWN OF ALASKA
Township $50. Range 35
Continued

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
quent 1909.
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- TOWN OF -CHILGREN.
Township 1852. Range "a.

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
Quent 1909 |
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TOWN OF ALASKA. s
Township $50. Range "a.

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
Quent 1909
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.- TOWN OF LIBERTY.
Township~148, Range "a.

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
Quent 1909
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UNORGANIZED.
Township 159, Range 35.
UNORGANIZED
Township 160, Range IS

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
quent 1909. =
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TOWN OF BEMIDJI.
Township LAG, Range 81.

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
quent 1909
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TOWN OF ECKLEs.
Township 147, Range 81.
Continued

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
4 fss RE Quent 1909.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-02-20
TOWN OF b UZZLE.
Township 148, Range 35

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
quent 1909.
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TOWN OF ALASKA
Township $50, Range. 35.
Year for which Taxes become Delin-
quent 1909.
Total
Tax &
Name OF subdivision PEN
owner OF Section Sec. atty.
Cts.
I I y y lan na'l !. neN Of nwA g g s.5s
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TOWN OF LAKEWOOD
Township 1853, Range. "a

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
Quent 1909
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IJNORGANIZED
Township y 169. J. Range "a.

Year for which Taxes became Delir-
Ouent 1909
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TOWN OF STEVENSON.
Township 1856, Range SO.
TOWN OF MINNIE.
Township 1856, Range SO.

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
quent 1909.
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UNORGANIZED.
Township 161, Range "a.

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
= Quent 1909
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TOWN OF MAPLE RIDGE.
Township 149, Range "a.

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
equent 1909
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UNORGANIZED, "
Township 1853, Range SO.

Year for which Taxes became Delin-
quent 1909. %f
1rofol
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UNQRGANIzED II
Township 162, Range 80.
Continued

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
Quent 1909.
- ..r 5ES rTOta I
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Year for which Taxes became Delin-
quent, 1905.
Lumens Hinshaw swA of
HeA .'..... ............. IL 3. So
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TOWN OF SPRUCE GROVE
Township 1856, Range 81.

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
>quent 1909.
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UNORGANIZED.
Township 1853, Rangers.
Year for which Taxes became Delin-
Quent9 1909
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Year for which Taxes became Delin-
Ouent 1909
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UNORGANIzED 4
Township 163, Range 8
Continued 4s

Year for which Taxes become Delin-
quent 1909. ~ NJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-28
YANKEE CONSOLIDATED IS
BIG FEATURE MONDAY

The Yankee Consolidated stock. on
Tintlc buying, was feature Monday
on the local exchange. the stock reach
ing from 13 to 205 cents a share In the
sale column, closing 2la cents bid as the
bell was ringing at the close of the trad-
ing. Tintic sources OF information were
TO the effect that Yankee Is close to the
point of biz results. .
General Manager b. n. Lehman stated
TO The Tribune late yesterday that there
was no special change In the mine. The
shaft is looking very good. but 1t has
been looking the same way for some
foot level by the first OF the month,
Yankee is capitalized for 100000
shares of stock all being issued, The
bulk OF this Is held by eastern parties
not much being In Utah. The stock Is
closely held. and the reluctance OF its
owners to sell can furnish the fuel for
driving the issue UP fast on the proper
proyoca ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-28
MUST BELIEVE It
When Well Known Salt Lake City Peo
pie Tell it So Plainly.

When public Endorsement is made by
representative citizen of Salt Lake
City the proof is positive. You must
hclieve it. Read this testimony. Every
hackacbe sufferer, every man, woman or
child with any kidney trouble, will find
roft in the reading.
lanes H, Skillicorn. 27 North Sixth
West street, Salt Lake City. Utah. says;
~ had occasion to use Doan's Kidney
Pills for severe pains in the small of my
back and they proved to be an effective
remedy. Not alone have they cured me
Of kidney trouble. but Lave at various
times had the pleasure Of seeing their
good work in other eases. One of our
workmen was so badly afflicted with
kidney complaint that he could hardly
straiEhter and on my advice be used
DoaD S Kidney Pills. In three or four
days he was able TO resume work, the
pain having completely disappeared.
This is orly one of many instances
where Doan's Kidney Pills have been
of benefit
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents, Foster -Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-28
BIGGEST Of THE
WORLD 8 MINES
Hollinger Property of Porcu-
pine Impresses Engineer to
Make Such Prediction.
GOLD ORE RANGES
TO GOOD VALUES
New Canadian Camp Described
TO Tribune by Winter Resi-
dent of Field.

That the Porcupnc mining district OF
Canada bids fair TO contain the biggest
gold mine in the world, Is the convic-
tlon OF {. w. Hitchcock, AN engineer of
wide experience, who spent few hours
in Salt Lake City on Monday. The
property he had in mind was the llol-
linger, owned by the Timmons interests.
"On the l00-foot level" said Hitch
cock 10 The Tribune. ''the management
has drifted for 1900 feet on an average
OF six feet of gold ore. all but 200 feet.
perhaps, being in ore the general aver
age OF which is q few cents better than
saS rer ton, a winzc has been driven
for another 100 feet. going down all in
ore. and drifting is being started at that
level
Tho possibilities of this young camp
are well illustrated in the discovery OF
new gold veins by the Holtnger and
the Dome properties while the founda- =
lions were being eXcavatcd for the two
mills. The new veins have raised a
be placed where first planned The
Dome Is to install 40stamp mill. the
HolInger a 30-stamp plant. both of
which have been delivered and arc now
on the ground.
Prospecting Difficult.
"Porcupiua is a hard country 10 pros
pect owing to the deep SHOWS of the
winter and the difficulty OF getting
around the country in the summer !
was there last winter, and although We
had four feet of snow and n cold that
reached from 80 to Is degrees below
zern. tho ground was not frozen, This
undoubtedly was due TO the heavy fall
ri snow before the extreme cold wea ther
arrived. The ores, as a rule, arc Of a
milling grade, although there can be Sc
lected some magnificent specimens Of
high gra dc rock, From the tests made
on the Dome ores, IL is guaranteed that
rs the amalEamaiion and cyanide pro-
cess a metallic saving OF 81 per cent
can he made.
a'roadv with the railroad line the gov
ernment is building into the camp, The
road should he ready for business in the
coming midsummer.
Splendid Order Kept.
There are thrcc towns In the dis
fr.rr. but ! am not willing even To ven-
Continued OH Following Page
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-28
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 100 Mt 3Ssc; 200 at sac;
1000 at 38hc, buyer sixty days.
Columbus. zoo at iosc; 1000 at 1oc; 100
Crown Point. 5000 at 7sc.
East Crown Point. 10000 at 2tc.
Iron Blossom. 900 at $l:5Tl; 1o7 at sl:55.
King William, 1000 at lie; 1000 at 1oic
Lower Mammoth. 500 at 12c,
May Day. 500 at 2lc,
New York 1000 at 14c; 1000 at 143c.
Ohio Copper. 100 at sl,50.
Phoebe Demijohn 1900 at 20ic.
plutus 500 et e2c.
Sioux Con, 100 at 39c: 20 at 3Sc.
South Iron Blossom. 5000 at 1lc: buyer
sixty days.
Tintic Central, 1000 at &c.
II. Tintic Mines, 5000 at 3sc.
Uncle Sam. 500 at Csc.
Utah Con. 500 at sac.
Yankee Con, 500 at lSc; 1000 at 1916;
shares sold. 45.o27,
Selling value, s4246.t5.
OPEN BOARD.
DAILY Judge. $50 at $A.55.
East Tlntic Con. 1900 at lac.
New York. 1000 at lale; 1000 at 15ic.
South Iron Blossom, 5000 at 1Sc
Tintic Central. 5000 at 7Ac.
Yankee. Son at 15c-
Shares sold. 2O.So0.
Selling value. S46lS
AFTERNOON SALES
Beck Tunnel, 200 at 3ic: 500 at 3iic.
Cedar alisman. 1900 at 9lc.
Colorado 500 at Soc.
Crown Point. 100 at 7c.
Daily Judge. 200 at $3.50.
Emerald. 500 at 1Sc: 500 at lie; 1000 at
16c, 500 at 15lc.
Iron Blossom, 10 at S1.55,
King William, $500 AT 10Ac.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at 1iAc,
May Day 500 at 21sc; 1900 at 2Ic
Mineral Flat, 1000 at 2ac.
New York. 200 at 15ac: 500 at 15c.
Pioche Demijohn. 500 at 20kc.
South Iron Blossom, 500 at 1sc.
Victoria Con, 200 at S1.27a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-28
COPPER FLAT 0YERBURDEN
BEING REMOVED QUICKLY

Six steam shovels are at work In the
Copper Flat pit of the Nevada Consoli =
dated property OF Ely. removing the
overburden and picking up the ore for
the cars. The western side of the hill
is receiving the major part OF attention.
and the overburden is reported TO be
only eighty feet in thickness, against 100
feet on the other side.
One steam shovel is kept steadily at
work In the Liberty pit. from which the
company will begin mining ore when
needed. In tearing down the hill at that
point the management is constructing
another in the vicinity OF Riepetown.
where the waste material is being
dumped