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Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
Modra upeijava.

New Work, II maja - Razni
denarni zavoll hanke IN hranilni
CO naSega masta uaaseravaJa upe-
iiati posebnI tsrnostm ,is5pA =
prilog syo1Ih iliiJenfav Y syrila
identifikaciJe slozulkoy se bodt
upellalo - odiise prstoy polee
lastnoroGnh podp,soy ~jrank
NSaka Stranka neIa boje Syol
odtis prstov pri banki in steer
odtis desnega pale8, srcdnjega pr.
sta III ruezinea u napravo D. pri
porocli mex Anglvz, Ii j. bii de-.
casa ncki b8uki ma otoku Siuga
pore. Ako boie stvar straukan
po volji, : - NJ 1e
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16

New York, u. mala 49, ella
som brezzlcncga brzeiavncga po-
reeila parnika Oceanic last
White Star dsuzbe. Dash 50 duc
Il. /. IN. ma totki - 81 >cverne
>il1ne IN ~ 0l zapa,ine dolziae re-
SLIM coin dine l5. sprlla Fonesre-
eenega pariika ''I'itanle V col
uu nahajaia So So lri trupla, uaJ-
hr2e emo Thomson Beattia. datle
truplo nekega pomorStaka in ne
sega nepoznanega l>urJa6a - Y
istenG 6olnu uasii 20 tudi nekl
sukni pisme nasipylieno na III
ehard n. Wilhamsa, dalje pallno
Il napisom Duane Williams in zlat
prsian napisom Edward III
Gerda
Nodslvo parobrodue ,lruGbe tn
Ill. ia ie to do,icm rrSilul eoln, c
katerem ie pororal pred senatsk'
is;.iaseyauo kulnI>ila eastnk "
~ &. ponesrreeneg pal1lika I'll
taiie IL tega coins le resll Lowe
20 moz Ter emo 2eu>ko, nnstll Je
MEN Same tn mfl yece.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
Cent mu je resil zivllenje.

Grand Forks. \ Dali, IA. snala
Tukajsnji biv-i zelezniski usiu1
benec Il. Anderson. Sc je yceraj
zopet poyrml Il Europe. Ohiskai
je na l+ngleSkem syole sorodnike
30 dalJsem prestanku. Pretino 81
ie pa odpraHil IA poiovanJe, j. Z
aaeriskim ceutom NaJiJal, ali 81
maj vozi ) parIlikom Olympic
ali 'Titanic Cent mu Je pri teen
odiotil prvi parni6, 5 katerlm ;,
ie tudi resuitne semkaj pripella
Xaeuo ie incl setsoJ tri prljateile
XII 50 ga sillli, llal Sc ukrea q MI
mi na poznele fcnesreeeui parnlh
"Titamc Nsl pnjateiji so naSl
na poveatkn oh casu katastrof'
smrt valoyih
Anderson bsde dal sedaj dots
chi cent vdelati gocenIni ka
mem V spomln; tudi "a ne proda
ako hi nu ketio $1,000 zgnl ponu
dill.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
Ixkopal svojo zeno vsled zalosti

Napervllie. III, II. MAYA. Pre- :
noznemu farmerIu karol lille
ganu liz drzase Washington, umr-
la Je tukaJ zena Snrt Je pa meza
tako potrla, da Sc ma je jelo me-
sati. Hihegan Je veeraJ lzkepal
il groha truplo syoje pokojne ze-
ne in 10 je prosil seG u-, maj spre.
goyori Z MIN samo Sc par hesedi
V sloyo. 70 cudno poceiie potrte-
ga moza pa je zapazil serif Kuhn
nakar mu le odyzel truplo hrtye
gene Truplo booo 81 elikrat po
kopali juiri. iiiiiegana, kulema Sc
ie omraeii duh vsled 1alosti, bosie
pa sprawl opazoyalni oddeiek
bolnisniee
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
Dijaske demonstraciie Peter
hurgu.

ieirograd. Rusija - pne 70.
ap9ila popoIdue ie priretillo 1000
petrograd>kih diJakov in dijakinj
q aenstgacljo proti umoru DELAY
eev na pralnicah lenskih zlatih
rndnikoy. Ma eoiu sprevoda. ki Sc
je pomlbai pred kaaansko eerkev,
IL xlheaIa rlua Zastava; demon
strantl, 80 peIi pogrebno pesem.
zandarmenja III potelja ma so :
nnh sta razkropila demonstrate,
Are,irali 50 i29 demonstraitov,
ned nj 80 dijakinj in II DELAY
ptN
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16

Ely, Mimi, IL. maja. Danes je
umrla tukaj obeeznana in cislana
ga. Franc. Mantel, soproga roja-
ka &. Josipa Mantci. Ia ealostna
noyica le pretresla yeliko stevilo
nJenih znaneev III prl3atelley,
kalii pokojnica je blla povsod pri-
ljubllena, kler Jc blla le znana.
Bolshala je le kratek cas- na le :
trih, u koneno je norala podleei
,ndi drugi komplikaeiji, takozva-
nj "-Hypertrpphic Cirrhosis of Lii
ver' Roiena je bila CrnonllJu
ma Dolenjskem dnc Is. oktobra
leta ISL, Aneriko Je prlsla leta
1890 IN sicer Joliet, Ill, kJer je
bivala okoli 4 lela cd tam je prl-
Sla na Tower, Mimi, |. 1894, kjer
sc le poro6ila e. .Iosipom Man :
tel. Iisela sta potem okoli tri leta
ma Nirginiji, Mountain Iron IN
Hibhing. MINI. in zadnjih Is let
pa na Ely, Mimi, kier 81 je pri-
dobila splnsno nak!onJenost III
prijateIjstvo. Pred par lett je OBJ,
iskala spremstvu svojega so :
proga stare domovino i'll wee dru-
9Th kraJey po Eyropi.
Znana ie bila kot yrla Sloyen
ka, izyrstna kuharlea, izobrszena
in t.isiana ssaki druzbi lie malo
slovenskih zenitovaGj j. bllo, da
bi ME uianlkalo pri kuhiaji. kJer
le ysak moral prlznatl njeno
spretnost, druzbi je bi!a yedno
vesela, llnhila ie milo sioseiisko
petite, ker je biia tudl sama imr-
jena pevi,a. Men lepo doneei so
pran ie biio slisati marsikaterl
izborni siru5bi.
peerst, ss ~ ,.a,l ~ ts - 9
dine la, majs IL slovenske cerkve
sv. Antona. Pogreb ie bill eden IL
med uailepsih, kar snlo j.h Sc n
imeli bilo je vse polno obsinstva
priJaseilev iii znances, ki SO So III
udeleSili. RaAev il klnealo nena
vadno yeliko krasnih seneey il
cvetlie, darovanih od priJateile'
in sorodnil1oy.
Siovesna sy. masa zadusnieJ
lrala Sc bode soboto, Is. majs
oh 8. uri ziutrai, eerkvi sv. An
tona ma Ely, MINI.
Pokolnica zapusea tukaJ zalu
Joeega soproga, eilega brata, Leo
polda kukarja IA Gilbert, Mimi.
in diva brata tvana III Franco, k
stanujeta V Trstu v Avstriji. -
Lahka li tuJa zemlJiea,
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
prememba predsednikovega ter
nina

Washington L. taala m
haJSulia poi}Ittuih kroRiu = =
razne>ia Fes'. dt So unmetate
Sre'kem pre.ilo2l'i posian fbor
nici nova xakou. l. hode iolossi
uradoyaejs prees.,inika Ie'tn}e
llh drzay Nekafet1 ahjn. uaj b
s. termin pfesssednikovauJa %
ial jsal ma deba sesi let pri fetn
ia o,,ane doioela, IA ~ sfue htii
presisetsmik sse kot enkrat lrye
ijea. psugi IA nsnerAFalo pred.
ioiiii zakou nal b bal ysak pred.
sednlk tadi saae ensrat la "a 81
ri leta izvesgen
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16

Portage. Wis , aala Nsletl
'sede, brezdelno, IL aagosil lada-
villa ie y,iova Helena kiawik sso-
j. 4 mesece stare dete oiroku "a
drgniia il zepulm roheem Vrat,
ter w take po'axila ma neko ee-
stv. pbupana nati~mcnsha Je
syal xloeia priroznala
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
Vabi|o ma naroCbo.

skrotnno, tho in brez vsake We
like reklape prieel je lzhalatl
Narodnl Vestnik Ia apomlad
larskega leta. Dasiravno ie lme!
tedal re vec svojih soVrstnikoy,
vendar Sc nj ustrasii postranskega
viharja, XII ie pihal semksj prot
severm Minnesoti. Nekateri so
mu cello obetah da sploh ne hode
Gocakal syole obletnlce
In hvaia Boqu, obletnico smo
ze obhalali pred kratkin, tudi
skromno, tho, brez vellke rekla
rae, v svesti smo 81 bill, d. ge tudi
mlademu in neodvignemu sloren p
skemu hstp lahko uresnlcIjo be
sede; IL malega raste vellk0 -
Deio in zapo6eti trud Sc nam je
stotero popiacal. tako, da lahko
smelo trdimo, da le danes MA
R0DNI VEsTNIK najyeci ted
nix ma Sever ozapadu, daslrayno
je komaj leto dni star.
NAEoDNI vEsTNIK sku =
sal bode Sc "a naprel prinasati Ia
nimive vesti in 6lanke "a narod
dalje lepe povesti, humogeske III
zahayna pisma izpod peresa 2na-
mega slovenskega ameriskega hui
morista Mike Cegareta Skusai
oode priob6eyati najnoveise sta
rokra,ske novice, tako tudi novice
IL ra2nih slovenskif naselb.n, oso-
bito pa IL nasih naselbin na seve-
rozapadu.
Nasi slovenslxi farmerji najdejC
vsaki stew. razno pouGno Ctivc
in take tudi slovenske gospodi
ME. Zgodoyino Zedinlenih dr.
cav oodemo Sc napfeJ nadaijev2l
sal ie iSta skoraj vsem d9brodo
fla. Voboe skasali bodemo pri
obcavati veduo kaj novaga in "a
nimiyega ga mas slovensk mar cd
Use cenleue stare Qarocnik'
prosimo. da nam oseaneIo SC q
naprej naklonjeni, ter da mai ak
!e mogoGe, skusalo pridobiti nan
SAX pc enega novega narocnika
Y edinosti in slogi do ella j
nase geslo.
Narocnlna ga NARODNl
VESTNlK velia "a yse leto 81
"a pol leta 100, I'd cetrt leta 81
oentov, "a Evropo in Canado p
s2,50. Earocnino % starr kra
smo sedaj anizali, ker Sc oglas
vedno vet starokralskIh narocni
kov.
pisma in denalue posillatve j
:; nasloviti;
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
Vahila ma uansmsko razstavo.

Psiroerad. En>Ja l. naja -
Ministrski preI>ednik koko,ow
j. spreiel danes ameriskn p4pam-
>ko razstayno Eomisllo z lnanim
John Hays HaUnnoudom na 5e!u
Mjuistiski pn~i,eduik j. izro5il
predseduiku 'raftu lskrene pc
ziraYe
komisljo hade spremil y pone-
ieljek trgoyinSki minister Tina
Say he Danaja, kamor je ioti@pa
namenjena syrho popabiia ma
yellko ra2stavo
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
General Orozco ranjen.

III Paso. Tex, Is. maja. - Mrs.
lnez Sala2ar, soproga generaia
Salazarja, ki u prideljen Orozeo-
vi armaii juno cd Chihaahua, Je
lobila siuoci brzolavno poroeilo
IL Jimineza, ia je yodJa vstases,
gen. orozco, snirtnonevarno Ia ;
nien. Q drugih podrohnosiil. Sc il
pa III poroealo.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
Stavka mizarjev kontana.

Cincinnatl, O.. IA maJa. - Cd
!. maJa do danes je pociyalo 1900
organizoyanih n,izarjev naseea
mesta. Danes Sc le pa dos.gel spo
razun med gospodarii iii mlzarji,
V now poeodbi se je Grtalo tocko
o simpatiJsfi stayki.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
l00, 600 Ar abcev, Kurdov in Tur-
kov oh -turski meji.

ob rusk,-,urski mcji le kon
eentriranih loDoou Arahcev, kur-
dow IN Turkov Rusi zato zbiraio
y karsu in kavkaza svoJo arraa-
do. Turk .Davdusulslo kurds.
ma vojsko prot, Russosa. ses, da
kmaiu izhruhne raske-turska eoJ-
ska.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-16
Odobrena placilna lestvca pre-
mogariev.

Springfield. Ill. H. mala. ----
Danes Sc Je zakQaaiio glaspyanjc
iIlinoiskih premogarJey glede
sprejema uoHe pla@lInc le>l ice.
ali dclayskc roeotjbo No}o po =,
godbo j. odohriia skoraJ snctna.
namreG 1900 premoPar5ey Uo-
yolilo Sc jim ic 5.55 odstotkov iz-
boljSanja dnevnega zaSlahka, isto
tako Sc jiln j. loyoIlIa tudi pla4a
glede pogodbenrga della "a mako
pau premog na f0nc Nova pc
godba ostane Y yel)ayi dive lett
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
BULL VALLEY GOLD
COMPANY FORMED
Bonanza Values Being Found
on Utah Property Owned
by Utah Talent.

Articles OF Incorporation. or the Bull
Valley Gold Mining company have been
nied with the secretary of state. the cap
italization OF which is 100000. divided
into 1,0o0,o 900 shares OF stock. par value
10 cents each. John a. Kirby is presi-
dent; John T. Hodson is vice president
w. Scowcroft is secretary and treasurer.
These. with H. G. McQuarrie and Andrew
Gregerson. complete the board Of direc-
tors.
The property OF the Bull Valley com
pany consists OF sixteen claims. known
as The Spot and Hamburg groups, To-
Gated in the Bull Valley section Of Wash
ingtou county, Utah. The officials in
their private capacity for the past year
have been doing a considerable amount
OF development work on the claims. and
u number OF enormously rich gold ana
silver ore shipments have been made 10
the Salt Lake market, one lot OF sacked
ore several months ago going rractlcaliy
200 ounces gold To the ton.
The property was visited recently by
John r Hodson- who has been inchncd
all alonG TO believe that the shoWings as
reported were far too enthusiastically
drawn, so he gave the principal vein u
very cold -blooded sampllng. out OF
eleven assays he secured an average oil
$35 per ton In gold and silver, while two
samples went sl03S and S2J52. respective
~ A half mile distant from the point
where the two latter samples were Sc
lccted an average of S1i0.S0 per ton in
gold and silver was obtained while In the
breast of one OF the tunnels now reaching
into the vein system ore assayinG o.2
ounces gold and 81 ounces silver TO the
ton is showing.
Enough work has been done on the
property to justify very extensive cam
paign OF deep effort and the property
Will be given this as quickly as possible.
There are many indications that the COM
pany will have an abundance or milling
grade ore as we'll as that OF very riCh
shipping grade, and there are two splen-
did mill sites and two valuable water
rights owned by the organization.
The Bull Valley property promises 10
bring forth gold ore that would occasion
the widest sort OF a stampede were the
ground located In Nevada.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
REPORT OF NEVADA
FAIRVIEW COMPANY

Pursuant to the laws of the state of
Nevada. the Nevada Fairview Mining
company through Secretary Gideon Sny-
der has Issued the following statement.
two groups, VIZ: Warren group, consist
Ing of the Warren No. J. Warren No 9
and Cedar No. > and the Gold Coin
group consisting of the Bluff Gold Coin
Gold Coin No. 1. Gold Coin No and
Fraction. situated in Fairview mining
est postofflce. Fairview. New. Warren
group about one and a half miles from
postofflce and Gold Coin group about five
and half miles distant United States
receivers receipt issued for said Gold
Coin group and survey for patent made
for said Warren group. Warren group
acquired by qutclaim deeds August ..
1906. and said Gold Coin group by quit
claim deeds August 5, 1906, and Septem-
Der Is. 1906.
Coin claim value s7b; blacksmith shop on
Gold Coin No. claim. $50; no other sur
face improvements. Warren group has
approximately 800 feet NJ shafts, cuts and
other workings Gold Coin group has ap-
proximately 1900 feet OF tunnels. shafts.
drifts and other workings.
Labor-Durlng period covered by this
report $500 was expended for 1911 ASSESS
ment work on said Warren group
stock-Authorized 100000 shares par
value 81 each; all common stock no pre-
ferred, 1000 shares originally set aside
as working capital. No stock sold since
report OF May II. 1911; IA. 300 shares re-
manned In treasury May 81. 1912
During period covered by this report
the secretary received $500 for services
keeping books OF the company. office rent
light, etc. No other officer received
salary. Nothing paid for advertising or
commissions. No ore mined or marketed
during period covered by this report
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
LAST PAYMENT ON
NJ 'CONNELL GROUP
Some and Associates Clean
Up All Pre1irninaries to
Full Ownership.

o. H Some. one OF the pioneer oper-
ators of the Mason, New. district and su-
perintendent of the Yerlngton Malachite
Copper company. is in the city and IL
was learned That one OF the reasons TOR
his coming 10 Zion at this busy time
OF the year was for making the final
payment on the Mcconnell property of the
Mason district.
Mr. Some stated to The Tribune
Wednesday that this final payment had
been made 10 the salt Lake owners Oh
the Mcconnell and that he and his asso-
cates are now the owners OF this group
The Mcconnell was one Of the first prop
critics taken over by Utah interests dur
ing the first boom at Mason or ferlh8
ton. the property consisting of ten claims
adjoining the Malachite group on the
west, The consideration for TINS prop
erty Is not given. but the property Is
highly considered and In view OF me
ores now exposed and the facilities at
hand for smelling the same the price
paid naturally w was in IN pr%p0raMpn IMmaM have
been made steadily since the Mason val
ley smeter WAS started. the mine being
only few miles distant from the plant,
and the two points connected by the Nc
vada Copper Belt railroad line. Pres
cDt shipments, states Mr.. Some. are be-
Ing made at the rate OF seventy-five tons
dav. the ore being faithful at around
crty has passed control the new owners
will develop and equip the mine In a
modern manner and increased shipments
and earnings are certain,
When asked In regard to the Mason
district in general, MIR. Some said that
1t had never look 80 good as now. nor
have shipments and earnings all over
the district ever been better, The Mason
Valley smelling plant proved to be the
key to the Mason situation. and there
are a large number OF properties that now
are developing ore and shipping 1t which
prospect class The copper ore tonnage
throughout the district is being increased
continually. At the Malachite the man
agement ia getting near fine results IN
several places and meantime ore ship
mcnts to the Mason Valley plant are be-
ing made steadily
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
SEVERAL STOCKS ON
WEDNESDAY FIRMER

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
Paine. Webber & Co. Boston.-Thc
steel report made sentiment little more
bullish this morning, but lack OF leader
ship kept buyers out OF the market and
prices showed little change. AS the day
went OIL the volume of buying gradually
increased and the close showed activity
and higher prices all through the list A
new strike at Butte g. Superior brought
In consistent buving in that stock and
OF insiders In the property. Shannon Su-
perlor, Range and East Butte were strong
all day and closed al their best prices
The selling OF Lake seems to be over
and IL should regain Its loss In a day
or two. The activity with advancing
prices is very encouraging and we look
for a larger volume of business and a
continuation Of the upward movement In
the closing days of the week
Logan &; Bryan, New York The mar
ket broadened consid erably with a very
much better class Of buying In evft'ence
Sentiment WAS somewhat more cheerful.
owing. as we stated in our advices. to
the rather positive conviction OH the
part OF many that the Republican nom
tnee's speech OF acceptance would be
constructive. and that OF the Democratic
nominee not entirely In keeping with the
destructive radicalism which many have
been inclined TO regard as being the creed
OF his party. .
The grangcrs wero actively absorbed
on the satisfactory crop prospects ana.
too, quite few specialties. such as Cnn
and Canadian Pacific. were In good de-
mand. IL Is beginning to look as though
moderate clearing of The political as
pect would be accompanied by a dem
onstration OF the buying side OF the mar
ket. but. we have stated recentIy.
monetary conditions seem TO be against
sustained forward movement at pres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
MILL WILL
GET MORE CAPACITY

There is a considerable Utah stockhold-
er interest IN the Braden company, and
the following eastern comment VIII prove
timely and welcome 10 them;
As a result OF the large increase which
has been made in Brsdcns ore reserves
in all probability plans will be formed In
the near future for increasing the ca
pacity of the concentration from 1000 tons
10 5000 tons.
with the present 3000-ton plant and
based on q grade Of ore equal 20 the pre-
Vlous average Of the ore reserves. name
iy, 81 per cent the estimated production
was placed 81 between 36. 0H0. 00N and 20.
000, ,0cO pounds OF copper per anuun. AL
though the grade OF ore based on the new
estimate OF ore reserves is somewhat low
er and around 2.5 per cent. there is every
indication that the extraction In the MILL
Will be brought up TO such a point that
the recovery will be approximately the
same
On the treatment of 5000 tons per day.
Braden should produce In the ne.ghbor-
hood Of $4,000. 600 pounds Of copper per
annurn. and will become one OF the largest
of the copper producers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
ALICE DEAL HALTED
BY COURT HOLDING
Deal for Sale of Property to
Anaconda Will Be In
vestigated.

Adyices from the east yesterday were
to the effect that the courts have grant
ed tho petition Of the minority stock
holders OF the Alice company to restrain
the officials from disposing OF the prop
erty TO the Anaconda company. Inc re-
suit of this holding Will be an invest :
cation into all the circumstances OF tne
deal whereby the Alice properties We're
to be absorbed by the Anaconda ana the
Alice company disincorporated.
The shareholders by large majority In
1910 at a meeting held in Salt Leke Guy
voted to sell the properties to the Ana
conda company on the basis of one share
of Anaconda for each fifteen shares oil
Alice. The contention OF the majority
that the properties were practlcauS
worked out is vigorously denied by the
minority and when the transfer OF -hncc
for Anaconda shares under tho plans
agreed upon was prevented BY the courts
the Amalgamated Copper company ISSUED
n statement 10 the effect that all Alice
shareholders desiring To avail themselves
OF the privileges of the exchange could
do SO by sending their Alice stock TO
the Amalgamated which would issue the
agreed number of Anaconda sharcs ioE
those of the Alice company.
The Alice company originally was
largely composed OF Utah interests and
during the history OF operations the com
pany paid out s1.b00.000 in dividends
The mine was closed down In 1905 and In
1906 the control OF the organization was
acquired by the Butte Coalition company
OF the Amalgamated interests The re-
cent finding OF the court will doubtless
delay the dissolution OF the orGaniza-
ton,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
SULPHUR DEPOSITS
OF WESTERN STATES

The United States geological survey
has recently issued an advance chapter
from Contributions to Economic Ge-.
ology, 191I'-Bulletin 53o-O-a report
on sulphur in Utah, Wyoming aud Colo
rado, by +. l.. Hess, D. r. Hewett u.
S. Larsen and j, f. Hunter, The sui
phur deposit in Utah, described in the
report. lies In the southeastern part oi
the state, in the canyon OF the San Ra,
fael river, eighteen or twenty miles west
Of the town of Green River,
the canyon widcns until Its floor is prob
ably a quarter of mile across AS The
spot is approached in coming up the
canyon the existence of sulphurous
by the odor OF hydrogen sulphide. pos
sibly more because the spring water has
mingled with that Of the river than be-
cause the gas has been carried SO far
about 100 or $50 feet wide by $50 feet
long is lmpregnatcd with surphur which
has been forced from the gas IN the
springs and while there Is no doubt that
Of fuel. All eighteen or twenty~mlle haul
to the railroad and restricted market
make IL unlikely that the deposits can be
worked at present To much profit.
The sulphur deposits In Wyoming are
In the upper portion OF Sunlight basin
about thirty-two miles in a direct line
northwest OF Cody and fourteen miles
east Of the eastern boundary OF the Vel
occur In seven isolated groups. SIX OF
which lie I'm a belt about three and q
half miles long. No sulphur has been pro-
duccd from these deposits, and IL Is ex-
tremely improbable that they will become
sources OF production until the transpor-
tation facilities OF the region are great
ly improved,
The other deposits described are To-
Gated IN Mineral county Colorado, about
twenty-five or thirty miles southwest OF
Creede, One OF these deposits is on Trou,
creek. about twenty-five miles southwest
Of Creole and is reached by wagon road
that Is good over most of the distance
The available data on the deposits as ex-
posed In The tunnels Indicate that il is q
surface deposit about the opening of a
series OF hot springs. The greatest OBJ
served thickness OF sulphur rock was
about sixteen feet. 4 mill was operated
for only very short tIsle and it Is
believed that little or no sulphur was
placed on the market. The other de-
post In this section Is about five miles
south OF the workings ON Trout creei
and is similar In all respects TO the sui
phur- bearing mass at that locality The
deposits are believed to have been made
by the hot springs.
A copy OF this report may be obtained
on application 10 the director OF tho
United states geological survey Wash
ingtOn, D. C.