Fine Assays From Spanish Belt Mine Near Manhattan
Samples of ore from the Spanish Belt Mining Company property near Manhattan Nevada were received. Results are gratifying with Number One at 192.30 dollars per ton in silver and Number Two at 280 dollars per ton in silver. Number Three shows 4.26 dollars in silver and 156.80 dollars in gold totaling 161.06 dollars per ton. The ores are being mined and showings improve with depth. A large number of Ogden residents are interested in the property.
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Spanish Belt Mining Company
Manhattan
Nevada
Death of an infant shocks Willard home
In Willard, Mrs. George J Wells found her baby dead in the morning after preparing to dress the other children for school. The family reported the infant’s sudden death and the household mourns as residents support the Wells.
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Willard
George J Wells
Mrs. Wells
Pinchot Spends Busy Day in Ogden Previewing Forest Policy
Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot spent a full day in Ogden handling forestry bureau matters with visitors from Utah Nevada and Arizona. He announced priority grazing allotments for local property owners over transient herds at the Humboldt reserve protecting small farmers while excluding large Basque flocks. A banquet followed at the Weber club and an address at the Tabernacle highlighted conservation and the forest service role in future water and land use. The tour concluded with a departure toward Colorado Springs दु
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Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Ailey
Bureau
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
Blyen & Hearing
Humboldt
Nis
Cald
Warren Williams
Woner Club
Gifford Pinchot
Clyde Leavitt
Ogden
K. L. White
Silviculture
A. M. Smith
James B. Adams
Washington, D. C
HK. P. Imes
H. Cramer
A. T. Mitchelson
A. F P. Potter
H. BE. Feon
J. F. Knelpp
Washington, D.C
J . Falck
Q HK. Craft
FW. Reed
C. P Dodge
the Gazette
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Bruno Hobbes
New York
Alex Brewer
A. R. Heywood
AG. Fell
Fr. Kilesel
Willard Scowcroft
William Glasmann
Ogden Tabernacle
Mr. Pinchot
Ne Tabernacle Choir
Joseph Ballantyne
Turnis
Weber Club
Tabernacle
Mrewer
Forester
Giffora Pinenor
F. H. Newell
Reclamation
Roosevelt
Smoot
Forest Service
Mrs Whitney Dies Suddenly in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake March 25 Mrs Virzin to Menan Whittner wife of Dr H A Whitney a well known physician and nurse in this city died suddenly at her home 415 East Temple Street She was 52 born Oshkosh Wis in 1852 came to Utah in 1871 married 1889 and had Frank and Virginia surviving her Funeral plans not yet announced
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The
Home Dramatic Company
C¢ F Wells
Salt Lake
Lytha Blair
Ogden
Rosebell Hubbard
Irene Baird
Salt Lake City
Alfred Ward
William Mayson
Riverside
Mr Mayson
England
Joseph Morrison
Logan
Janit Miller
Garland
Virzin
Menan Whittner
A Whitney
Phwetess Ant Soreveen
Meni Abont & Colook Weolltesiliin
Lorndon
Temple Street
Whitney
Oshkosh
Wis
John Trenan
Utah
Dr Whitney
Frank
Virginia
St. Mark's Mu
Frank Cutler to Visit Ogden for Several Days
Local note says Frank Cutler will travel to Ogden for several days. Readers are invited to send their name and address to Box 341 City and he will call to provide a receipt.
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SAN Francisco Weekly Examiner
Frank Cutler
Ogden
Acquitted of Murder Charge in San Diego
Mrs Emme Duden was acquitted today by a jury after about two and a half hours of deliberation in a murder case in San Diego. The verdict prompted a storm of cheers from her relatives and friends as Judge Lewis admonished the courtroom to restore order.
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San Diego
Cal
Emme Duden
Thin City
Brince Shermer
Hieves
Not Guilty Verdict Brings Calm To Mrs. Dudens Family
The jury returned a verdict of not guilty, prompting Mrs. Dudens to suppress her emotions after crying openly. Her relatives and attorney offered congratulations as the jury announced the decision, and she appeared calm in the courtroom.
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Ike
Three Americans Die in Bolivian Wilderness Remark
New York reports that Clarence L. Hay says three American pedestrians from a four member party who began a Buenos Aires to New York overland trek two years ago have died in the Bolivian wilds. The surviving Emilio Smith was seen in Chineros, Peru, and is described as in custody or under watch.
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New York
Clarence L. Hay
United States
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Yeaterday
Buenos Ayeres
New York City
Bolivia
Emilio Smith
Chineros
Peru
Hay
Smith
Long Journey From Argentina Faces Harsh Trials
A traveler recounts hardships his companions Walter Ryan Theodore Wintergren and Alberto Lamman endured from disease on the Argentina to Bolivia leg. Smith, though seriously ill multiple times, plans to continue solo to New York, even if it takes years.
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Walter Ryan
Theodore Wintergren
Alberto Lamman
Argentina
Bolivia
Smith
New York
Health conditions on the Panama Canal in 1908 report
Chief Sanitary Officer Gorgas reports Panama Canal Zone health in 1908 improved under American occupation with 45 890 employees and 571 deaths, a rate of 0.1 per thousand. Black death rate lower than white.
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Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Gorgas
Isthmian Canal Commission
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San Francisco
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Utah Light & Railway Co
D. Decker
Willard News
Will Canning Company
Neta Ite
IR. E. Davis
South Willard
Utah Hot Springs
Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
West
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Fourth District
Mr. Klesel
Conerery Nation
Rivera
McKinley
White House
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Geo F. Cave and Depot Drug Store
H. A. Whitney
Effie Duden
Geo. A. Lowe Co
Fred, J. Kiesel CO
Pabst Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
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Utah National Bank of
J. E. Dooly
Horace E. Peery
Ralph E. Hoag
A V. McIntosh
Ogden State Bank
Ogden, Utah
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J. M. Browning
A. P. Bigelow
Cashier
U. S
First National Bank OF
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G. N. Tribe
John Watson
M. S. Browning
John Pingree
Jus
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Panama Canal
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
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