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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1909
Page
8
Mining editor Charles Sprague reports a rich new ore body on the Combination No 1 claim north of the Combination mill. Development shows 30 feet wide streaks with ore raised to the fourth level and 14 days yield exceeding $200,000, with conservative estimates above $4,000,000 in value.
The source notes the low price at which copper can be worked in the Bly camp in Nevada. It highlights economic constraints and mining conditions impacting operations and profitability for the local copper industry.
Provo March 19 The Koyle Mining company has filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk. Spanish Fork is the principal place of business. The capital stock is 40000 dollars with shares of par value one dollar each. The valuation concerns 18 claims.
Relief No 1 to 18 inclusive lists directors and officers for Eldorado Mining district Utah. John K Koyle serves as president with J P Creer as vice president. W Jones Bower is secretary and treasurer alongside George Hales John F Beek and B F Woodward.
Joseph J. Bullock returns from American Fork canyon reporting Camp Bird Mining Company conditions. Tunnel reaches 230 feet face shows lead spar fissured ore bearing lime and a large iron vein with lead silver and gold near surface. Expect Camp Bird to ship ore once canyon road opens in spring.
Reports from Phoenix British Columbia describe a 40 foot high grade ore vein on War Eagle ninth level rich in gold and extending toward the surface. Drifting shows 400 feet long vein with heavy silphides and similar output on tenth level. Center Star and Iron Mask areas report new ore shoots and February profits around 20000 dollars with Idaho property also profitable.
In the East Coeur d Alene area near Saltese Montana, John Morrissey and Silver Bar Mining push a 700 foot tunnel on Morrissey ledge with a vein averaging 40 feet and rich in silver and lead. The Boston Colby copper prospect south of Saltese and Meadows Mountain group show ore shipments and active tunneling. Coeur d Alene American company works a 500 foot shaft while Bryan line by Day and Burns reports high grade galena with silver and gray copper and new plant machinery.
Washington lawmakers debate two bills to honor former presidents. One proposal would make ex presidents honorary U S Senate members for life with a salary of 6000 dollars. The other would grant ex presidents a House seat with seating privileges but no vote and pay.
A bear roamed city streets in Minneapolis on March 19. It was spotted by a boy near a box car and drew a growing crowd. After a long pursuit the beast was cornered and killed by shotgun fire, with 13 fatalities blamed on the encounter.
Premier Clemenceau and colleagues faced a strike inquiry vote in the chamber of deputies. The chamber rejected a move for a commission to study strike causes by 54 to 18, with debate centering on Simyan and Viviant. Barthou urged restraint and urged openness to dialogue while warning against administrative anarchy. In a separate incident, Patrolman Betz found Washington fatally wounded Araki after a barber shop assault, with blood trails and a pool at the scene and no clear suspect initially.
Diisy Sealy and Jessie Tale are charged with robbery after a man named R A Wintroot says they attacked him on Plum Alley around 11 pm, took 312, and slashed him. Wintroot reported to police. he was treated for non fatal wounds. Det. Wilson and Det. Golding arrested the suspects.
A Japanese man A Ariki was severely cut on the head in a dispute at a chop suey noodle joint near 18 Plum Alley. The attacker, believed to be M Shimigyo, fled toward Commercial Street as police detained Ariki at Sunrise restaurant. Ariki received care at City Jail emergency hospital and St Mark's hostel under Dr Steele.
The articles praise the leading flavors as premier choices for domestic use. They emphasize recommending these options as the best in their category and caution against substitutes. Consumers are urged to inquire directly for the authentic products.
Salt Lake, March 20. In the third district court three of the four divorce petitions were granted amid disclosures of financial strain. Christine Lang testified she supported herself and husband Walter J Lang since their 1907 marriage. Lang’s contributions were minimal. Other decrees followed for Grace L Bondurant, Ida L Richardson, Clara Stevens Petty, Madge Morse, Edna Eldredge, and additional related custody orders and alimony provisions were issued as cases proceeded.
The two year old son of Nick Hubleta of Kim pire canyon fell into a park City flume filled with water from melting snow. He was carried 12 feet before his body was recovered and life was extinct.
Granted this week reported by A Snow Co patent attorneys Washington D C. C Canutxon Kinna Keetblockon J Th Snevely Salt Lake City brush making machine for copy of any of above patents send ten cents to postage stamps with due of the paper to C A B Snow & Co Washington D C.
Washington on March 20 reports officials will investigate campaign contributions linked to various agencies. The inquiry focuses on computer related donations and ecopendicures amid broader ethics reviews.
A joint resolution proposes a special committee of the Sixty first Congress to investigate campaign funds in national elections. If adopted, the panel would review sources of funds, recipients, uses of aid, and the influences behind contributions, aiding Representatives and ten Senators.
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to soothe tired aching feet. It claims relief from swelling hot sweating and bunions with comfort and rest for feet in any shoe. It offers a free trial sample and a sanitary compact, urging purchase at drugstores and stores.
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