Gold Circle camp expands with new mill and rising ore value
Mining news from Utah and the western states reports Gold Circle growing rapidly as Riley Riddell and leasers plan a 50 ton mill. Rail proximity boosts value while dumps yield high grade ore, with multiple leases showing promising tonnage and returning dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Circle
J. W. Matthews
Burns and Carter
Esmeralda
Schencks and Yaden
Esmeralda No. 1
Riley & Riddell
Boyle & Weston
Manley Brothers
Poor Man Claim Authored by Sleeping Pore Group
A fragment notes the Poor Man claim by the Sleeping pore group with references to light milling ore and an eight inch will as well as a $300 figure. The readable text hints at a mining context and a monetary stake but provides limited verifiable details.
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Asany
Anata
Mines See Steps Toward Expansion At Elko And Area
Louis J Gordon plans to resume operation at St Paul Algo Lealo while Savage eyes a contract on the Elko Prince to drill a 400 foot tunnel to intersect current workings. Eastern Star reports rich ore activity with Assaferon at $47,001, a high grade streak and a wide ledge nearly 16 feet across. The property extends over 200 feet and is described as wonderful with substantial development potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Gordon
St Paul
Algo Lealo
Belonia Mining and Milling Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk establish Belonia Mining and Milling Company with Goshen Utah as the principal place of business. Capital stock is 50000 dollars with shares of par value five cents based on Belorin Nos 1 and 2 in Nebo mining district. Directors and officers named include William Finch president Robert Anderson vice president J H Jenkins secretary Waldemar Jensen treasurer John Draper and G L Er canbrack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Belonia Mining and Milling Company
Goshen
Utah County
Nebo
William Finch
Robert Anderson
J. H. Jenkins
Waldemar Jensen
John Draper
G. L. Ercanbrack
Park City ore shipments dip as rail snow blocks February totals
Park City reports February ore shipments totaling 15 117 610 pounds, down slightly from January due to snowbound railroads and a shorter month. The tonnage includes Daly Weat 3 375 710, Silver King 7 089 100, Daly Judge 2 049 240, American Flag 117 860, Grassilil Chemical to Cleveland 1 455 500. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City
Daly Weat
Silver King
Daly Judge
American Flag
Grassilil Chemical Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Secretary Wilson Will Stand by Ruling on Bleached Flour
Washington reports a movement to have Secretary Wilson modify or reverse his decision that flour bleached with nitrogen peroxide is adulterated under the fool and drugs Act. Hundreds of letters flood the secretary daily urging referral to a referee board of scientific experts, but he will stand by his ruling.
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Washington
Wilson
Referee Board of Scientific Experts
Enormous Losses Among Sheep Flocks Reported
Rock Springs Wyoming March 11 huge sheep losses due to deep snow preventing feed access. Some flocks report up to fifty percent loss and one flock master says six thousand head were lost in the past month.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Red Desert District
Dan McVeigh Bound Over on Larceny Charge in Rio Grande Car Case
Dan McVeigh facing second degree burglary charges after a Rio Grande freight car break in was linked to a robbers case weeks earlier. Preliminary hearing yesterday led to bound over to sheriff with $500 bonds. Witnesses included car sealer James Miller and Denver & Rio Grande agent A J Cronin. rubber evidence tied to McVeigh. He had been released from the Vitah penitentiary for a similar crime and was found disposing of plunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McVeigh
Rio Grande
James Miller
Z. W. McCune and Brother
Scowcroft Brothers
A. J Cronin
Denver & Rio Grande
An McVeigh
Vitah Penitentiiary
Illegal boycott ruling narrows press restraint in labor case
Washington court of appeals modifies Justice Gould ruling on the Buck Stove case. It bars only publications made to further an illegal boycott and allows references to the company otherwise. Chief Justice Shepard dissents upholding press freedom. Separate note on mayoral recall and grand jury controversy in Los Angeles follows.
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Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Justice Gould
Supreme Court of the District
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Buck Stove & Range Company
St. Louis
Robb
Gould
Buck Stove Range Company
Megal
Shepard
Federationist
Messrs. Gompers
Morrison
Mitchell
van Orsdel
Wright
Loris
Resigning Mayor Harper Withdraws Reelection Bid
Los Angeles March 11 Mayor A C Harper resigns as mayor amid a recall campaign. He will not issue a public statement. He had been a candidate for reelection in a March 26 special election under the recall act. The recall drive cited misconduct by voters as its basis. He withdraws as a candidate, shocking observers amid a heated political fight. Edward Kern also resigned earlier as head of public works.
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Thomas Lee Woolwine
Mak Ince
Aasseria
Los Angeles
Harper
Grand Jury
Fins
A. C. Harper
Mountcipal Jeague
Edward Kern
Head of Public Works
Insurgent Republicans Plan Rules Fight in Congress
Washington March 11 Insurgent Republicans held a three hour meeting behind closed doors to map a plan for Monday’s battle over the last house rules A potential compromise with regulars was discussed to appoint a committee during the special session to revise rules while the prior rules would stay in effect Several lawmakers named include Gardner Lovering Murdock Madison Hubbard Morse Cooper Nelson Kopp Cary Lennott Esch Miller Davis Kinkaid Hinsh Granma and Poindexter Telegrams from Lindberg Norris Hayes indicated support for the insurgents The group favored giving the tariff bill right of way and outlined a parliamentary roadmap for Monday
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Washington
Congress
Representaives Gardner
Lovering
Massachusetts
Murdock
Madison
Kansas
Hubbard
Iowa
Morse
Cooper
Nelson
Kopp
Cary
Lennott
Eseh
Wisconsin
Miller
Davis
Minnesota
Kinkaid and Hinsh
Nebraska
Granma
North Dakota
Poindexter
Lindberg
Norris
Hayes
California
Gardner
Ivory Soap Sales Rise Each Year Confirmed
Ivory Soap sales continue to grow year by year, asserting the product’s 99 43450 percent purity as evidence of right policy.
Vision of Rules Delayed Public Program Organization
A planned program remains private while organizers set the structure and timeline. The project will not be released publicly until formal organization is complete and key details are in place.
Hudson tunnels reach under river to Jersey City
Five years to the hour after the first boring in the system a new Hudson company tunnel was blasted through the river. The north tube connects Cortlandt Street in New York with Jersey City and links with the Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley station.
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New York
Hudson Company
Jorany City
Cortlandt Street
Pennsylvania & Lehigh Valley
Jersey City
New Jersey
Lackawanna
Erie
Mine Manager Accused of Squandering 300000
Seven Chicago stockholders sue D. B. MacKinnon of Chicago, claiming nearly 300,900 has been wasted at the Amador mine near Wallace Idaho. They seek an injunction to halt stock sales for unpaid assessments after a two cent per share levy last October. They contend 200,000 in payments were not used for development or the Amador railway and smelter, but went to salaries and fees. The plaintiffs say they represent 800 minority stockholders, led by Henry B. Brant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
D. B. MacKinnon
Chicago
Wallace
Idaho
Amador
Montana
Henry B. Brant
Revelations Stir Catholic Circles Over Elbert Finances
Baltimore March 11 The sensational disclosures concern the finances of Rev Caspar Elbert former pastor of St Catherine s Roman Catholic Church. Debts total about 140 000 plus a 325 000 church debt. Loans to banks and individuals ranged 1 000 to 10 000 all signed by Elbert. He had 70 000 in site insurance and heavy borrowing against his stables. Cardinal Gibbons states funds mostly used beyond church needs. Elbert is in a sanitarium and deemed mentally unbalanced. Operations reportedly date back to 1804.
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Baltimore
Caspar F.ilbert
St. Catherines
Cardinal Gibbons
Elbert
St. Catherine's Church
Father Elbert
Japanese Return to Their Home
New York March 11 Mr Yamasaki acting consul general of Japan reports from the Japanese foreign affairs department that in February 90 percent more Japanese returned home to the mainland United States than entered Hawaii and 94 percent more returned home overall. The travel mode indicates most returning were workers and figures cover emigration and immigration.
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New York
K.yamasaki
Japan
Department of Foreign Affairs of Japan
United States
Hawaii
Passengers by Class on Japanese Trade Routes
The record shows monthly passenger totals for Japan to the United States and Hawaii with class breakdowns. It lists Japan to the U S including first and second class cabins and steerage, Hawaii to Japan counts, and return figures from the United States to Japan across cabin and steerage categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Hawaii
Hawati
Cleo
United States
Jape
Popular Superstition Defied Herald Slatington Debuts
The Herald of Slatington Pennsylvania began its weekly edition on Friday September 3. The first copy was taken at 4:48 pm in the presence of 13 witnesses, marking a notable departure from superstition.
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The
Herald
Slatington
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Boyle
Matthews-Warren
Queen
Reeves, Hager
Storey
Priécalde
Great Western
McNetton
Adams and
Kettlewell
Dick Avery
Wrights
Thomas
Salt Lakers
Dan M’veigh
Court of Appeals
Khuhn’s
Cs Wash. Ave
Ibe
Mitchell Bros
Etc Us
Apposite City Cemetery
LaMar Nelson
Henry G. Hew
Ley, & Treas
Junction City Investment Company (Incorporated
Real Patute
Eccles Building
Ogden
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