The Mercur miner. [volume], October 25, 1905, Image 1

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? Vol X Mercur, Tooele County, Uiah,wednesday, October 25, 1905 No 4! .H
THE MERCUR MINER.
Pulllchetl Eery Wednesday
t
Mercur, Tootle County, Utah.
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
' i )fie ar, 75c.
5I. months, '10 cents.
s- ' i hreu Month, US cents.
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'.'.V Thc'to rates bold Kiod until Jan. 1,
', 1000, ami do not apply to back ac-
, 1 courts.
Advertlidr.s rate on application to
.. e r local or Suit Lal.e olllce.
Salt Lnl.Q Office S57 Commercial
( lull Hid. nnrt 1'ontnlPee Uo 17.
iasT T. Jaksman ". Monager
. This paper Is kept on flra by THE
AMERICAN. MINING. CONGRES8,
Chamber of Commerce Building, Den
ver, Colo., where our readera will be
welcome, to the use. of. the. leading
papers from the various minion sec-'-tiona
of the weit, a scientific library
:nd mineral exhibit.
READ THIS.
All new subscribers paying 75 ceritfi
for ono year, or 40 cents for six
ti;0ntbtj, tho American Farmer will bo
sent free for one jear. This offer
fcolda tjood until January 1; 19PC.
TUB PUBLISHERS.
METAL MARK at.
f Wednesday. 18 Slher, CSH, copper,
f lSTi: lead. !.r,f.
r' 'Ihiirrila). 1!) Sllvur, C!M,i , copper,
I :."(,! lead. $'1X0.
I'rldjy. I'd SIImt, Ws; copper, l."S;
i .hi, ja.wi. '
.Saturday. 21 KIliM. .2: copper,
Ki: lend, fl.60.
, Monday, 21 Sllv . fil'j, copper, 1C;
lead, ,l.5(i.
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, LOCAL STOCKS IN THE MARKET.
Con. Mercur at Home.
"Wednesday, 18 Hid, iSli: asLod, li'J
f cents.
Thursday, in Hid, ',7; asked. CO;
i rents.
il.'i hbures sold nt .'., lind 40D told at
.IS cents.
IVIday. 20 Hid, li."; ni-keil. f.O cents.
Sutnrdn), 21 Uld. B2 Va ; imkcil, t',0
Mondny, 23 Hid. .r.r; mdod. til); VM
t'hlinres sold at .'.3 cents and 100 at
. . itlO cents. . .. f
At Boston.' '' ' ,
Wednesday. 18 Quoted nt 0 cents,
and SlOO shares sold,
rlmrsday, 1!) Quoted at CO, and 700
shares Mild.
I'rlday, 20 Quoted at I'.O rents and
100 shares sold.
Saturday, 21 Quoted t .VJ cents and
.VI shales hold.
Mijiulay, 2'i Quoad at 50 eenls and IB
i shares sold.
Sacramento at Home,
Wednesday, 1. Hid. !,: iiskuil. 11
cents; lino slnres sold at li cents.
Thursday; 1W Hid. 'J'i: ashed. 9;
2000 shaies sold nt H cents,
I'llday, K0-rllld. !ij"i: nsiied, Hi cents.
Saturday, 21 Hid,' 0U; ( nslied, 11
cents.
SUondil). 23 niil. Mi! ashed. !); 3000
' ' shares liiild iitJEfa ,.,
lnnot.it Home.
HI - '- .
Vt'ednesiJ.i .IKral'l'). 2: ns'ied, 21);
cents; loon shares sold at 2'4 come,
Thursday, lit liiu, 2 reins; i:!;od, 2,
1 cents.
I'rlday, 20 Hid. 2; nsOieil. 2 cents.
, ' Saturday, 21 Hid, 2; asked, 2- cunts.
M lonihy, 2S--Hld. Hi., nslscd, 2Vt
if ,- rents.
II MERCUR'S TWO TICKETS.
Citizens' Ticket.
For Mayor C. livers.
Far Council Dr. .1. 11. Tate, four-e,-r
tciin; .losep'i .Manetll, OeorKi
Wllfon and I'red Carpenter lor thu
two-) ear term,
for Recorder Hairy Hryan.
, Tor Marshal J. T. Oarland.
Kcr Justice A. H. Dunlavy.
For Treasurer IMivnrd Howard.
fe Worklngmen's 1 lektt.
For Mayor l'ranli Hriilli.
For Courell A. T. Vredeen. four-) ear
( . -u .p- i . . Tli'or '.in l)ke-
niaaii and A. Swr-nson for two-yonr
ii ii'i
For Recorder D. L. durttood.
For Marshal Kred Hohri!.
For Ju)loe I.. K. Cono.
Tor Treasurer S. C. Covsles.
A revlww of tho (wo tlcl.its in the
held RHliInc for thu frnuilil" ot the
otM of Mvrcnr at the forihciinilng
elecllon .Jim November shows thr.f
whlcliotc.' tlcKet Is elected Mf-rour
will hiivo' n i;iM)il set of r, hIh, also
Hint, at last, the head icrs of too
it. rovernmtmt of -rrur will bo
irannf"rred from llio Mercur Drus
1 jur to thu City Hall, tho plne .tool
-,l (or-that piirptMO.
1 Of tfc nomlnoeti ii-uii.1 the ;?!ncr
lj
)1
vottld Hie in niNt It-i Mile for both
eaiiiltdiitrs f, r i.iuyor. Ilotli ure ex
cellnii unit unrrli.v I'lllzcas. thuiiKb,
piilinpi, from a pr.iethnl experience
In public nmlti rs .Mr. Kr.ith liiia a
rltj-bt mlVHhiHKu.
Kor tiiNislml Mr. (larlaud U emlilod
lo our otu. Hi: It nut only a unliable
uindldnto but Ji:i had experlfiiro In
(bo ntSIcn.
Kor Riconbr, lr. Ilrjim and Mr.
t'nderwuiid are uit'a nr. We would
lote for both KCbtlviuen..
Tor .lutleo, lireperllo of what we
uiuy hftVo Kuld In the inist of the 'n
tletnen, Judpo Dunlavy li.nl our vote
txvo cmt kko and b:Cs It njialn t lilb
tar.
Tor the council Ur. Tate, Dr. Thn
er, A. Swriimn and any one of the
others has our vote, vriieso three bcii
tletnen ate lertalnlv entitled to and
ricKTtlnK of thu fmuflilse of the peo
ple of .Mercur. S
la conclusion, dear voter. Use your
own Juilf-Miicnt niiil remember that to
"Kcratrh" a ballot may' not be good
politics but It certainly Is thu safe
Kiiaid of tho American nation. Se
lect your-choice, not because he be
lotiRs nrth" same party, bin because
you livo.j. be Is worthy of our vote
and If uu ran consistent!) vote foi
uur holre, i, so. i ml wu will KU.ir.m
teu )ou a kooiI, s-if- city government.
"THE MORMONS AND
THE DRAMA."
The lateft vontrlbutlon to the litera
ture of the statu I a booklet of nearly
200 pases healing the above title, tho
author being Hie wull-lcnown and fa
vorito nctor, .loin S. Lindsay. Havlm
been "tlirough the mill" ho Is well
qualified to discuss the subject, al
though Ids experiences began quite d
decado rafter Hie t'ommciiconipn or
thltmf thigitrilarrn LtHh.he has used
duo'dill. m an! li.ttiilKent research
In Bottliu, io, itlii-r tbo materials ante,
ccdeni l.i h. own time, nil tho re
mainder bclnj,, of coiirso, larsely n re
cital ot his pergonal experiences,
which have befn nmiile mid varied.
Tlie detalN, showIiiK tho lilrtli,
growth 'and present status of tho
drama hereabout, aro itlvtn In a free
handed, cntcrlalnlui; manner, quilo
free from proslneus or stalenoss, am!
aro In the main closo to tho facts.
Some few unimportant depirtuiTh
from tho record, It being such a vol
uminous ono, aro Inevitable; the
preatcst of those, which li slinrod by
somi) others and doesn't amount to
tbnrh anyway, relates, to the dodlra
tocy ' .otxiilnft of tlioi Suit LaLc
Tlieaue, the ONereUpa beins. an
noiinced to havo concludo.l with tlm
slnnlni; of an anthem. The writer of
theso lines was present on that Inter
ostliiK occasion, and. although not
more than half as big an nov, , remem
liera tiiu whole pcrformancA as clcnrlv
as thoiigli It wcro yoaterday. The
dedicatory sorvlccs did not occupy
over an hour' time, and o make tlie
entortalumont full-orb the piece
which on the followhiK mar'.tod tl.
regular opening, "Tho I'rldu of ihe
.Market," was given, making It alto
gether n mobt memorablo evening.
How over, as stntcd, this Is not coiue
quontirl, espwilully when thu gener
ally accurate and unquestionably In
te rout I iik story as a wholu Is consid
er od. ,i
The book ought to find a'.placo In
oim-y library, espenlly ''Jjen the
prlcu only M reu'.-'Is rousldored.
Thu book U on salu'In r.U th Hall
Luke Hook Stores. Mr. Lindsay hi.t
donn a great work, y
CONCERNINGECP MINES.
Piyablo ore n filll fnuud In lht
deepest (told mln)7 ' of tho world
tfcotio of Colorado, CallforbU and Vic
iorln, Australia, says tho Mining and
Scientific Press. Thu Utter aro down
f.000 feet, with pav ortlll In sight.
Tho dnnpn.il Cu!tforula'S,tnu Is down
l6out 2 $00 feet, v.HU idfd'ore lnho
lowest level. on f i.,orndo -hotls
lilio jitm iriited In !o llio 2.UI.II' leM I,
and the, mines still un- pnjn rnus. At
wliul level me we t et tin in to In
comu buirtn? lliii it 'iso niiiv 1m
come iiiiprolltKble b. imi' nt In
creasid i).prei. wlilb1 tin- inluu ut
thu ore roiutduv the snuie us sbove.
On tho Kiiiid, in tlie TrntnSi tml. tor In
stntite. th gold-be.'.rln bbitiket emi
tlmiCK to prod urn IH-Hlly tlm "uiiui av
erago allies us aluiie. whllo tho ex
punge, of mining iuercisus as thu luv.
els mo nulled to deeper and Mil!
deeper luiels. this being dun entirely
to ecoiiomln and not geological condi
tions. A careful review ot nil that is
known of tbo genesl ot oro deposits,
and paitleularl) of i-prnndnr.i enrich
ment, leads to thu luevltablu conclu
sion that thero still icmuliis much to
learn about both nrlflnal mid t-ufund
nry oru deposits. At ono tlmu roc
ondar) enrichment was not recog
nized ns an lmp.it tant factor in mill
ing, but u study of tho ritiuirknlile
phenomena of the on dipislts ot
Huttc, Muni., forced tlie conoluBloi.
uiion the observing rnglne'.is tliat 111
rich oro bodies of some of tho vgiuX
mines of that district were due wholly
to secondary enrichment. No ono now
doubts that thu phenomenally rich oro
of Prycr Hill, nt Leadvllle, Colo.,
Treasure Hill. White Pine, a score ol
places In Arizona and Ncwida mid
elhcwherc, were due to similar rausos
Thu gold mines of California owe
their surface richness to tho mini
cause. Tho notably ilcli deposits at
Ooldflcld, Nov., must bo ascribed to
(bis secondary enrichment, as must
almost every oilier occurrence of un
usually rich oro at or nenr tho surface.
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Local & News It-ns
OUR NEIGHBORS AND OUR
SELVES. W. N. Oimdr.' was a Salt Lako visi
tor this week.
Jt .'
Parties oro suriejlng a linn for tho
Independent telephone to (irantsvlllc.
.
Oscar Andcrhon of Stockton, who
tins been 111 for some tlmu, Is conva
lescent. ,n J
G. U. Hammoad's smiling count e
niiiice' was seen on Stockton's streets
this week.
J
Mr. and .Mrs. Harry t'oinuu spept
two or Ihrri; days this week with rela
tives at Tooeje.
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I'r.ink W. llfcluird, phin'st, sp"ni
Weilnesdav-ln our tjwn, ranvasslng for
pupils on the i hu oforte.
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WlllhiMi M. Ma-Us uf Tootdc was n
visitor to Stockton I'iil"e No, an, I. O.
0. F., hist Sntuiilny night.
W. K. Murdock alii Miss Ksielle
Duiifdrtl ofcRtool;tni i)ere iiii,iirled ut
S.iu-Kranclsro, Cal. l-rL-Tiiusday.
- -.; . Ji V.v
porftcf. ns a bevi rag or Incillrlno Is
1. W. Hill per Whiske.V. ilie lifnil your
grniulfalhoi up i aiim A:
Co.
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('ounclliii'iii l.n mid wife went to
Suit Lake Inst wei, to Mtfr.il the fun
el al of their uleci-. .Mlns .lull.i .Michel
sou. Jt J
Jumps P.ilmer, a wrdliinnAn and
hlghly-respecied rltizn of (JrHiitsvllle,
was linriod on ihe 1'th lut. He was
85 yn.ira of age.
, St .
.1. M. Tlppeti of Hi- Portland mine,
Victor, Colo., and O. M. Taylor of tb
Colorado Springs Reduction works,
spent a dav in rump this week.
J i
Mr. Thus. Conway was a passenger
on tho early morning train to Knit
Lako C'ltv, from when- she went to
West Jordan, to vlult ht-r slslir.
' Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Kr.ill- Tnn.de
spent ii social tvfnlng with the mem
bers of tho Iteliekah and Odd Fellows
lodges at Stockton hmc .Sui'ir.luv
iMri. Ida Bclif-rz!iijr bus siiff'-l-'
Iri organizing a Hooklovr' Llbriir lr
.Mercur, which glvo.-i Its members ihe
prlvllego Of lending lf0 vdumi-s.
J
Dr. .1. H. Talt left tor KunaH Cli
las.1 Thursday. He will h- gone about
ten days. He hopes to be bark In time
to bo heard la the rlty campaign.
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A certain yoitnc; man of Stockton
(tpenrtsmost of his aparti time In con
THrsntlon wltb another rnan'x ir'tt
brvtj during tho ubtnee of tin latter
from-'Unl (air on Ida. Hi; Is not
1 1 erne to a quiet back v ird tllrtatlon.
either, in fact, from all reports he's
ft nguliir "buttinski."
I JS
i Krnost (iiiyford. long lilentined with
llio grout ejanlile plum of (he cni.
t rear, hns returned from South Cr
"line, and will resiitnu bis work with
Tliat i(iiiiifiin .
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The sto'k visited the home of Mr.
Tml Mrs. Willliim Talu of T(k.I list
Jlenilii), leaving there u bouneltig s-.iltj
b'O. Mrs. Tal was former!) .diss
Belle (tiiiulry of our town.
I
The Mercur lodge 1. O. () P Is iimk
fjig preparations to give the membir
of (hu Stockton inn Ophlr loiltc .
ItiiuI Hiiim on Oih ocrasloii of tld'r
sit to Mercur on October 2,".. y
Mes-s. ,1ns. Ilrown. H. Maektiisnn
id A. DonililKon left last Wedtiesda) I
uornlng for a rcveral diivs' hnlitlnc
wlp In Hlckinau eiiuvon, lo which phici
tn) liHie gone In quest of grouse utid
olhur fowl.
1 t it
.1?. M. Dellnll. who wnt lo NVphl
sjiiie time ago, extuctlng to make that
(Jwil Ills fnliire home, ri'tllllied ('
ocktoii this week and has decided
tfiie ur" worse places tlmu Stockton.,
NuphlV Iofs Is .loekton's gain.
jfCwo eideenied tltlzelis of Tisielu ile'
(Qnod this lire bml week. Thev wire
jbt. .Mni.v Kill, mid John (!. Haggle.
Tlie lutttr wi 73 )eirs of age and
(he forinir jvais old. This paper
Mas In lympHth) tor the friends of
liotli He deceiiSLil.
,; s
'TS.fuds Slliisbiiig. the genlnl ex-Ma) .
oTooele. wn In Ids element Saturdiv
night during his visit with the Assem
blv oincers and members of Stockton
Sntisldiio Reliekiili lodge No. H',. Ill o
Stls n great nduilrer of the fair m-x
aiyl alwa.iR affords us miiih pltiisurr
nml merriment us lie enJos Thr
lntrli-strlng Is always oul, Ilro, S. Conn
again.
1 llio Republican primary held In
I tig Btockton schoolhousn lust Moniln)
cvjjnlng, for Ihe purimse of nnmlnutln
cnndldates for town olflces. the follow
InJG named persons were successful
Pof town president, Jus. O. Ilrown; fo
town trustees, H. Thomas, (Ji-orr
Brnde, Jus, Hickman and Ii R. MncV
lnin. Kor Justice of the Pence. W
AnerJiBjrtkliHifjiorongh Inspectlor
of jhii Dhdptnonirmlns ut Stoo'
orlll?WlLHt4HUP and (Itnora'
IfJi!;vteJcXIt1Bl!Blu.:nonJlf
Salt Uik'eTCtty "Mlinrtav night, the Gil
mer nt onco continuing his Journc
R;lst, after expressing to Manager Al
I'xanilor his complete Hitlsfactlon wit'
th" progress of tho work anil the pres
ent showing.
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Sntnrilny evening, October H Sun
shine Reheknlt lodve No. Id, of Slock
ton, entertained the following gram'
lodgo officers: Past Piesldinl Chun K
Cook, Past Treasurer (!imr,v, l'reslden
Uvn Darko and Warden Saruli Hi ere
ton. After an eujo)ablo and Insiiur
the meeting, a sumptuous lunch) or
was served lind sorlnl time eiijojci
by Rcbekiilis and Odd Pillows.
As Is genernlly known among thnt.f
fiimlllar with the mines at Stockton
tho niuck Diamond ground, comprising
fifty acres, joins thu famous Horn rinr
mines on tho west and tint ores are
Identical with those found In this groa
property. The claims me woiked
through the great lloncrine drain tun
nel, which extends through all (he
itround and atfards the besi of oppor
1 unities for complete dovelopmi 111 nc
well as complete dralirigc.
Oro carrying 10 per cent e d mi
'otirteen nunres of silver Is now cum
'iit from tho Hhrk Dlamon 1 min- s
Stockton, In good-sized lots, iilihoii':
is yet no attempt iins hei 11 m . f
lest tho ciiiTlty of pioiluciuin s 1
Manager Alexander Tiusd'i Tb
workmen nr now oiitnln". nuo'h
'Imtn of blgh-trriMle shlpii.ng 'no 111
in dm west drift, which Is w nn'n
out with every shot and proml- s tr no
velnp Into 11 permanent an I v.Iii 11'
deposit. ,
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Mrs. Kuihcrlnc Klrkend ill It '
Of Stockton Is al Hoh Cnts b ispiuil
Suit Luke Clt, where she wu t.iki n
October 12, suffirlm' fiotu pbou'
fever. Mrs. RiishiII Is Ilie wife id
llranch 'Russell, who Is well kn'wr
lierniilioutH mid, was a lesldeii' of 0111
town for a few mouths, during whb'l'
llmo she endeared liermdr to iIiiim' w tl
whom she lieninie iiripialnii d b hi 1
many admirable qualities, lb 1 frit mb
In Stockton hope to hear of tier rapid
convalescence.
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Ono of Stockton's gallant )oung men
was escorting u fulrt ono (o her home
recently, after a most p!e,iaut evening
spent In tripping lite light fantastic
with said charmer, wien u .uddtu gust
of wind carried bis tine Kh tsou but
from bis head am! whirled it a.i In
ihe darkness, Tlie fair one rtrtitlnb
"hail a string" on her iscort and ho
wishes she had 11 let) hud 0110 ou hlr1
hut, which lias not t bien reeovrnd
by Its owner. Auy (bllngs ot tlm lost
irilcU will be graterully ncled lo
Ihe loser, U left at the HuriMU of In
formation.
Tl o American Pork elliteoH ban
nom anted u eltlzenh ticket for 'In
uiisi Ing term. Samuel Dean was clrtt
ed e lulrmun and James Ilrown, serro
tiiry Thu following ticket was flnull)
110m nuted: Mn)or, J. Ii Jensen
(Rpi .); four )ear term rouDClltnan,
Ttitifaas J. Chlpiuao, (Rep.): two jcar
terui couocllmun, C. M. Heck, (Rep,);
two )e,ir term enii?l'lniuti, 'J Y
(In-eiiwood, (Sue.)' tilio oa-v Mm
coiiaellmiili, A. Ilowb; (IWpi, -o
eotder. Leo T. Shell..)1', .Rep.); tins
ur. r, J. S. Wilde, iDem): jusilc. IC
li .Vcllrli. (Rep.); luiirshall, 'It Ij
iJoolli, (Hfp.)
THE POPULAR MOUNTAIN WAV,
lo all poltift ast, dtirlns am reapon
of Ihe )euf for scenery Kerilco and
iqniMiieiit lr via thu Midland Roulo.
I hu lino nf Voro unique and Inturest
Ing moutituTIi wonders than ati) oihor
In tho worlj.
It Isn't fiii nrieli where jou go thnt
llinl.es tbo frir pleusatit, It U bow jim
go that, counts Kturt right bi seeing
that yo'irtlcl.e.i rend tin the Colorado
Mldlunil. Tell me where you are go
ng i.rnl I w do the rest. Ticket or
, lie 77 Wist Saeolul Somh, Silt Lako
'.. II. H. rilliir. (Icnur.il Apent. lllus
ri.ted Mimrj books trio on request
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sain )mrself no mid of troublft by
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