deseret evening news. (salt lake city, utah) 1910-05-04 [p...

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< 7J i t- i I r DESKJET EVEXIXG NEWS WEDNESDAY MAY 1 1010 1 I MINING BUSINESS AND STOCKS Ii KALE GUY DEPOSITS ARE TO BE EXPLOITED n C Itrcil III StIlt lMr PerfMtliw Tide In 2W vnti In Mil lunl Ciiimlv- Mlllard county I fa t takliiR a for Want place a om of the future mining countlr nf tlu ttate Sow a move- ment ¬ I n fint to develop a vat dc- liaMt of tll In dlaeovered on the Rait- l ak t Route nvi mite north of lilac Hock In that ounty D CHeed u now In Salt l nke perfecting title and Intermtlng Imni capital In hi depoalt- hl h cover upward of lUG acre of thU valuable Kalo clay It I In- lownahlp i 21 nouth range t wet The depoalt haa twcn explored to a depth of elsht to 10 feat without teaching bottom and coveting eo large an area It become prai tlcally Ineshauatlble For more than two year Mr Reed and t aiaoclatc hac Ien tectlng and ex- rwrlmrntlng wuh thl day and flnd- I that when ntntilgajmUvd with the I great aillca dII In the aame- i i county inly ID milii dlalant no liner t pottei clny can round It make i the limit kind of tiling and all kind of pottery both lilgn grade and ordln ary accordlni to tne proportion of In- giedlent and the tare of manufacture i The depnulta appeal to have been wuahed down from the adjacent moun- tain ¬ where there are great mound of- puinlcu of a uierl ir quality Thla pumice III of Much H fine grade aa l < JUllur carload of M being chipped to Chicago fur refining and manufacture Into varlou forma and for numerou- purpocea Two yearn ugu aunile of thl clay were taken to Ix Angelca where It wa tnunufuclurvii Intu varlou rot fry article allowing It uperlor I quality At preaeni mine eapltallat- tre there tu atlMr with Malt l tke people looking into the prupoaltlon I with u view to either building a mill near the denoilt nr hliplng to Salt lake wliele a freight rate of UiO pr- on ha Ixen aecund and having It nanufacture l neai thlll city It I Mid T It Kllerbcck the Oodhe ami iiher Halt Lake people are Invealtca- ine the propoaltlon and that ultlmate- v a larjje manufaclnry will either b- lullt In Mlllard county or near thl- ity PLAUIII OX CIIAXCIC- iilri mi Hio Ktclinnsn Ilils > liirnlnc- llolh Sliimlli mid IrnliircluA- VedneHday iiiornlng openotl iulet- uli I no patkuUir faaturj Ithowinol H- ail during the entire mornli hour hn mica amounted lo only about half iw tulHl rvaihci yeiterduy morning j so agalnat WWi for TuJIiY itiurn ig Colorado Iron Ul in ni Ltlh- lumed a little weaker H did I wur- Inmmoth C dr CalHman nmOe H imp In total HHW Hit a t lightly wpr llgtire Wettneeony murnluff lowed mtliei the placidity of the imb than the punnaelourtc ami- i Irlt of either bull or bear KOHKNWlN QUOTATIONS i Listed Stocka I Hid Asked k TunrtlI- K 10 11 J Hill 01Mts nghain Amalgamated J lurk Jaik- mnlo 11 Itilri- np 01 110 ew I Ulrc- lInrTallHinan 61 I 11 11 loral Mining 67 lU Judge 401- Ot 410 agon Iron 13 I itt Croun Point > i- tl 01 U- Ol isl Tlntli Con > i- OIH lit Tintlr IHV- i 0- 1lM t Tint II Gold Klq Itt Mt v Caluiwt u old llrd 1011 O- fIUH and Central X iold 00 t Iel 1111 100 11 Hem 01011 ioi 07W ti King u ower 11 02W t tone ng David 10 nr WIIIIIIIII 10 tli HII I lUM n Hill wtr MiMimoth- iii tt O- R7M Valley 600 lily 0 H IH 11111 01M al Fiat 4MM- OOK Jllt1l Jkl Kit 11 ii W 4- 1lM A JlIII 1- Yk 100 com 105 huNR- it 11 20 h 1111 1Olft UK 04 i m ttlatfd1- iKinil 71 >l 0 014 01 Anaconda 1- 0lM rnmenti wan en Troughs 07 IT 110 x ItIt1 11 C1 IIhllll 11I 7 ith I r 11I > 110 01- an I 111011411I 11- 1t1 01 1 fxlIIIII 001- n t4- I 11111 10 1- 1IIIII11n 01 In HunlNddt- lo 11K lOam 15 ted Mcr M- IVi OO i ins liditerl- If < i nIIIIOtloi OS O- Kin cra I I07H- stm N ailn- Mem is- ioo 1 tili d ipri- kee C n oiiiiti l 141i 1 igt I Nil Ol n 111 IN SMKS dar Til t iM HI U 11- a Il l I- I1E SAY- S 10 Pounds Pins- r r a ood many pins but Wo IIHI buy too pounds In- Li I lt the best Price n the factory Tl- c a w buy this quantity Ti uhv e sell pin so- ipb h nnd we always hav- ens I t I With Points Ij- I MORNING METALS siivnt I 12 71 lOIII1 1lh NEW YORK QUOTATIONS LKA1 > uenk- COPPKII Meab- SILVIill I 11Ue I I LOCAL HANK CIKAIIINCIS- TfMlHya SIJMLftinl I MH I tnon IP7IJt770 Colorado 1 at 7 100 at < l- K Tin Dev 10 at S Iron Bloacom t lM t at L Lower Mammoth lMo at l SO at Maon Valley SO at IIt Ohio Copper 11 at l 0 IN at IKVi buyer at lMH- Woux Con at 11H 14 M at I IM at It 4 too at to- TlnMc Centrr t at I Uncle at U at 3- OPKN BARD Beck Tunnel 10 at 10 Cedar Tal at 12H I M 11Daly Judge 160 at 44lt Iron Blaaaom IM at 17 Lower MaIh 100 at 4 Ohio at 100 Uncle Baan IM at I Ar Amount IM- IOn I- U1 I- TD t- IIt h 8 I I I Ale neck 1 1- 1Ulnm M 10 ulok- Ca eed I J olumbu I1 I M 1Dt I 0- 1ll Ju M I t Crw rat 1 t Tntl IHV f Mt KJ Hrond mrl Lnt Oo > 1 t 11- U M- Ini al I O n 1 0 Iny M t In K JM Bwe 11 Xlnl ImI1 t- ut ltm 1 1 11 O a Vall MUtr C lUl j MouDIln 1 t IOW IUa- Nwh N I Ohio 1 lop II Ikl n ln 7 t I Hlq I 140 lt T 0- 71l cilat 1 U Irn mm t 01 wan I a Et M- Tntt nINI 1 tumb- turm Utah n r Vlt 1 1 t f 1 YI Cp 1 AFTRRXOON BAMM Cedar Tall KOA at 12 H Colorado 000 at 07 18 a i- Columbu 000 at tt crown Point tOO at T I > ev 1000 at t l Tn Central 100 at 110 Iron Blossom 1400 at 1 300 at II buyer 10 Lower Mammoth 1100 at 1 100- at 51 100 at I 100 at 01 1500 al 4 Mouttl 1000 at 4 Ohio Cooper 700 at 1 2H 400 at ltlMoux Con ti11 at 10 Uncle 8am 1 700 a II + Utah Con 1000 I I108TOX COPPKII HAXCB- Jwwe A Pollock A Co tankers ami broilers rumlth the following received e their private wire this afternoon 1 Mock I High I Ix > w But ColdO 1 11 U I 1 Iaumf t rll 5 II- Inl Wht 11 nly I 1 1- H 1V- Iroux nIW I 1 1 = nlldta 11 111II Ml llll M I 11ltr 4 naolldale 111 pnl IV IH 4 IA 10 hnn tM 10- XKW 11d on YOHK LlSTUn STOCKS ttttNk I Low HMtbTH Nawhou- srtah m 4tl u Tennessee Ctot p r I XKW YOHK cUm HAVOK Cobalt Central 11 i flrvt KaUenal Copper Cllroux 14 IlU- Mi ldatl 1 Inspiration Mk Mimi iVpper ConsoHdaled I 1 Ray Central 11 1 IBU Ravy COldl Oila I 10tv chlno Cpr 1- 0oh U H < 11111 I se 4ii- Of Con 4 H S Pioneer Mooting Sold laid s d guaranteed by- LAMBEHT TAPEK CO JESSE ilGHT TO RUN BI TUNNEL In IMI n Pr In Determine Mlitenil Vnlum In Mnniiliilil IU- linwi Pn o mill SnrliiKtllle- Mperla 1 lo Tlie Newp PHOVO May 4 Jee night l now at work o a project that I rich In promlae of material beneHt to thla- ectton and to the aute If the great eat powlMUtlea are realised I I the driving of a big tunnel Into moun- tain ¬ between Provo and Bpriryli t determine If the pocket e gold and cllver and copper and lead which appear OH the aurface are InlctO of preclou tore at great ¬ for year the mineralisation of thin dtr ha Ur th hopeful ones mal wealth have been Mtt or dlay their fulfilment ant but dream but many believe It III becauae of lai k- of work Some of tho have applied all Ike work within their power But moving mountain by work takes time and when the work I handicapped by lack of means to malalt mot elY It take a longer that only reason ao many bUvptha there are not producing our door today It will b welomt new to them to learn Knight ha decided to make thorough tt to demonstrate the correctness or fallacy of thl theory It may be aald that he Is not ao Jinpeful aa are m other but he admit that there hale and he I willing to take U end he ha taken xtepa lo con- solidate ¬ the holding of never 1 com panic and pemon In a territory that begins at Slate canyon ea t of Irovo and end at Hprlngvllle Rock canyon three miles aouth When thl I done work will be Matted on a tunnel at the moat favorable point and thl will be driven Into the mountain far enough to determine fully the character of the formation Several properties hay al- ready ¬ been Wun thl Mg mining eatate and be Th pre ent holder realise that with ulhYtent money to d the nCr development work In they will realise more from 4 amaller Interest than from all their present Interest without the ability to do thl wok If their property I worth If It I not they will alao learn that sooner It doe not neern probable however that with ill the urfac In- dication ¬ IJ I nothing If the tunnel should fall to open ore bndle there dft not wm- t i be any chanre for failure In secur- ing ¬ the next most valuable natural re- source ¬ of the tllt Indeed It I secondary water KCUKINa LAND Tn order to mills thl water If found Mr Knight la securing the land between the font of the mountains and the county road between the points named a strip about one mile wide b three mile long about 2000 acres land hi now orlhll rwky sagv bnlbovfrl There Is no If It could he Irrigated It I a good fruit land a there I In the state It ha a location that wilt some time make It must desirable for reaMeiHie property and with water lo Irrigate It and when planted In fruit and ultrt It exceptional location It will h worth IIIMA an acre Judging from present and prospective price of such land Ho If the water Is dflnp and this land brought Uon that will mean Increased facilities for bnlldlng homes and an addition to the productive landa of the county that wi h no small nirrasw In It wealth HTtLL ANOTHER PLAN If no minerals and no water should be found Mr Knight ha still a tar Improving the land In question pa baa a water right In the HtrawMrry- rettainatloa project for 1000 acre of ld The land for which thl water obtained I no Payaon and was made a part protect by Mr Knight In order that the necessary amount of land mlatit be secured rather Ibabale of need fur water for It that It a be ulUvate jrofltably without The he Htruwberry Irrigation project can to thin bind and It II b trtr Mr Knight to do so If It should be necessary It will have to be pumped from Hpnnlih Fork an yon for some of the distance b teen the canyon and the land Mr Knight has hi own electric power and that will be no < 4 > tacle sufficient to prevent the land from being brought tinder cultivation although It wi prob- ibly be more expensive water from the tunnel The expense of main- tenance ¬ will b greater IlTUHH roil IMtArOCK Work lmaTPliic ni > Ilio Minn I Shotting Un In COIH 1 Slwiio Recent word from the l > eacock Mm- ng company having a large group of In ave county one h11 10ate Horn Silver mine at Prlaoo I tat work I pro- gressing ¬ and the I showing up favorably The lowest workings I about 100 feet from the surface with many feet of drifting crosscut and upraised L F Block one of the prin ¬ proprietors thinks the peacock lp bad nf It a K t rt ttur the richest mineral late ed th entire nf development state and the I m- t for Itself hOI jmu ix IUAIISIICK- Mmliliierv nml < MiMillHe Ili4t In lulled Old Tunnel lleing Cleaned Ol more of the mines wore In days and made t Connor and his men In stepping to tho front the old Kearsurge mine In Ophlr dlitrln being the latest m- et veitr ngo there Mas great activity the KearsMrge when several hun- dred ¬ thouxnml dollars nf rich silver lead nr I said to have been tan out An Incline 1000 feet Ion at that time and from this and the vari- ous cniMcut and drift large amount of or 1f knocked down It la re- ported ¬ considerable 140 ore I In light Recently the Dry Canyon MinI com- pany H M Rakln curod control of the property and an active mla of development has b A of now cluding a gasoline hoist etc has been Inane and will be placed In commis old tunnel and various work- Ings are being cleared out and y- In a shipping mine la Iwknd for from lonneede famous old Kear- arg SrritXOIillAPUKItK IH lrKJ- nlin n IItan Sunl fur 5962000 hy- W W InltiMtnn IVirmcr Secretary New York May 4John IX Ryan presMent of the Amalgamated Copper company has been sud for what he clnlma la the largest ItnoCTIhr1 fee on record The The claimant Is Win W Johnstnn h Hjmia tllphr and mifldmtiil- cretary iaim HUt h r FASTEST PRIVATE WIRE SERVICE TO ALL PRINCIPAL MARKETS I XIV Yom STOCKR AVD COTTON IIOSTON COPPUH- SClIKAiU Cilt- MNBadger Brothers BROKERS 160 MAIN ST 11 MKK CITY Member Snlt Inke Kxclianite- IOK SAII1 100 iik Mereanlllo Co nl S9RO 200 Ulali Iilnlio Ku ar S875 SIOO Commercial 1ul IHT 5100 cent bond I 230 I IL C< wl 2So- aa ltrd a confidential capailty- in avttln Information of K Aua utus- Heinles ntereats in Butte Mont and that throuah hl rrur In February 1WM and Cole secured Ian Hettse properties Ry In hi anawer declare that Johnaton was employed simply aa a stenographer and did nothing o Important than stenographic wok OXYX nuns lUOllmIi to Th- Prrrv 18pa teed froni A i mDr Lo l otr OmUu Onyx con Bit Ik haa been fll T1 > iwnvey the Maf dH r r No No1 rocH- honua Red Wrd and Gold Onyx near Pellran Point or lm atua tlmh lake Tl e Mderallon named ta J10 and other valuable conaldermtlon BAN ritANCISCO MINING STOCK Jame A Iollock Co Bankets and broken furnlh the followlne relvt over their private wire this COMHTCHK- Ophir Mexican 1 J7H k uld JfII bid con Va JIO JU fU Ha Jkl Heb 1 1low Nvla 1 ChoUar hequr bi 18 I i to bid- TONOIAU Montana K1 K Tononah Ex tlo 8 bid MarNamara II bid MW bid Tonopali Bvlmont JTt aah- d Tonopab tar W4 Wet Bn1 Con bid Reacue i t le17 OOLDPIKIU- Kandatornt 4 bid Col Ml 7 M1 Kendall I aaked Booth IJ bM Bull t 6 Silver llck I bid 8t Ivea- Ml bi Conqueror 1 aaked Ln Star 3 Oro i 7LAtnl 11014 Rend Hed Top riorenoe tU V aoldflold Daley V Comb PTHO- tlon 41 Ot Bend Ext 1 aaheil- Kewanoa h aaked Portland 1 aafce- dCrarkerjaek 1 a tted T Tiger Qraadma 7 DOeld 1 TrlaawU aaked Old O 7lt I k Vlolac Kxt 1 aaked HULIFROU- Amethyit 1 Clare It e Raal ke Mayflower MwttRY aaked Homeatake Con 1 aeked Tramp Coni aaked ANUAAN IMxter 4 bM- UTIIBK DWTRICTII- Falrvlew Maale 10 hut Nenut Illlla- H lltburl 1 IVak 70 aaked- Ka ea Mountain l Rawhide Coalition X aaked 4f IWO COriHIl CIOS1C Jam A 1olUwt v Co banker and liroker furniah tne following rlelve over their private wire thla Adventure K4VS Atlantic SHWfi- II c A 677 Cop Hang 6101 yiOH Mamu- Mnhawk 4T4JTI8 N B 300 1 Parrot lUieU Shannon tH Utah Con 1010 Vol- vert ne 1UC11I 2 Ua t Hutte TtoVt Helvetia XVi Kerr lk 8 <f S Miami 0i Sl MUtt I I- IeII WSt B Kly I m Chemunc Arls 5 cn Kly C- trl ¬ 71910 centa 01 S0H Oak 9 18 National 11W1I Ohio 1 11 r Han Ant Lmf 7W Yu kon I H1 Nev D u laa 2 H- Alloue nfe40 H Coafn 18 H Cent 15 H 17 U W S09 O C 7t Mexico eo 101 N v Con 101 f Old Qulnry 8 Superior 4 40 Wlnona 07 Wyandotte 101 U C lOIO- Olroux 64 07 Indnl 1 H 17 Ke- wim 4 Arcadian Kay eon 1 < H 917 oil 34e 4 Oaa r ff H- U toII Chief lon I > avl 10 W Ma- Jeatlc NevatU Utah IOI Hhatturk Z4Vitf3 g A a 4Gc Yunia 6 011 ullla 6 Vi H A Cotnl C MHO c M 101 Franklin UK I Halle Ml M 4H 6 Nlpllnl rK010 Oareola 1120116 ItfcOl Trinity H > S Victoria 2 V4 f- HhHiinon ff ai Corbln 101 0l Hank 1C017 Royale 134911 OIZ North IJiko 160U- H B tIO U 8 com MOV- IT H Black Mill S012- cactu JHOH chlnu 10t VV Y Con 40U Of con S fU Ua I 4 11 M V H4f7 Baltic 9H Ray Cent 1 UI 4 1H SmMh Ia 4 4OH- Tonopah 10 H fle Inapn- K91I14 COXJItVTUATMS the J I 10t of Oolilrteld Nev I at John K Connor of Stockton w a- reclilered at the CulMn- Kred Faulkner of DeUuiwr Nev In- regUtered at the Wllaon- Charle W Abbott of PhMh Nev r ttered at the Wllaon today Capt O A Tlbbltt of Porthuid Or Interealed In varloua ltnh camp I itayln at tlMo Kenyon for a few day The Central Coal Mn rVth romptuiy- Tueaday uhlpped Mhonan o rer holt to Hock Hpriruw Wyo to be- iiaed on one of It II principal coal poelta The anod ahowlnnr on the Opex 1 150 foot tunnel lead the management to believe that ore nndle ar abut to lt cncnuiitereil oon now In being vlRiirouHly Iuht I In mill Hint a party of paltliy Lake inlnliiB nun iti nejfotlatlnif WILL SELL 1 a J R Mt Hell Tl t 10 cnn Waitoii A 11 ro i VtahMsli PW 17- B CtahNst Hsnk 147Sf- tAmaJ 2 Puicsr pfd MM- rtah Co L I nonds par JO Aumpter Vallsy Hi Bonds WOOO Ttah Mght 8 Power 4 at 7- tEdward L Burton 47 South JUIn Bt phones tot with H A ach and It W Kal1 of- Klv for n e < > ¬ cated lh ft the Ofr OOMOII dated anJ fMt price win exceed jiooowx Active work will presently b tartl- by Mesers Taylor Free on 14090 tot tunnel on the Saake Creek Min- Ing Tunnel companys property The compressor la already on the ground and the drills Mere sent out camp Tuesday While operating but hl of It new mill the Ohio Cpr reported to- be earning not IM a month net The recent break In the stock lo- j I said to have been caused by dumping on the market of A large block of Hetnse clock The Ray Consolidated Copp com- pany ¬ will call a meeting look Ins to Increaalnir the capital stock MO 000 shares which snare will be offered lo the holders of Ulte Copper stock on a bal of one Hay for thtve mlO account of a recent suit brought 8 McCornlck of Salt Iake- aaainst li Chafey Mines company for 115000 thouffht that property may eventually wind Up In the possession of Halt Lake people The suit Is 1- 0foIO mortgrsee on the Black Hole After having inspected the Kly Gib- raltar ¬ Mining roRHnny property at Ely Nev ITesldent M M Johnson and Manaiier C K Street hv re- turned ¬ to the city The now In 4H feet anil the large vein should be encountered In about 100 feet fur- ther ¬ Th outcropping ledge which should tap at a vertical th tunn feet runs hlh In lead showlnr ood value In silver And w- elfht feet wide at th graa roots When the road Is completed from the Promontory Mining company property down the mountain to Saline the railroad taUol six miles distant and on the President Hen IJ- Selgfus say hi company wi healn- hipping from his 100foot Work ba been In IOK on this property over a large hunk of ore running 17 per cent copper 4- 1nunce silver and 48 per cent lead ha jut been brought In from the mine and I on exhibition at the office 1 Comlrl block Lower Mammoth showing a stile of IMO shares Ohio Copper 1100 and Col- orado ¬ with K total of 1700 ami Hloux with 1300 were the nriDlnal afternoon attractions although the bidding was rather tame even in theae tlie strong- est ¬ stocks aie up to the hour of going to pr- e c Inman who Is Interested In the Mesa proiertle of Grand county where J 11 Webb abto has promising holnl Webb I In the hits city and dolale presence of a vein of 0 feet of lutlge matter whlrh cropping will run near tt per ton In the yellow inetal Mr In ¬ man la one of UolilHelils pldneem but think much of the Me country and predict for It a great future Preparation ar belnc made over1 In fJold Circle to put up a 40ton mill on tbe Sleeping lleauty property Tlie rood from Gotcomlu to the camp In 1lnK placed In condition for hauling the heavy machinery There nro non two mill In operation the Ilex and the Hartley and the Indication ar Ihe vamp may presently have Wi lUy ami Peter Htuurt are taking shipping ore from their 11llg Link group Imm an other and other properties the rump are showtnfc up wry satisfactorily NEW YORK STOCK LIST Hale Wednesday May 4 11- 10AmldlaIt1 Copper W Huur Ki- Anieican eRr IJUldr 5iU- AinericMii Cotton fit A merit an Ixxomotve 47- 4Amemti Pmeltlng t ItiHIning 76 Amer Bmeltlng Ketlnlnff pfd 181 Am Sugar Heflnlng lllfi Anaconda Mining Co 40- Atelilmm 1 SH Atlantic Cot IJiie in Bal Ohki 10SH Brooklyn lupld Tranalt 7 H- Cansdlan I aclflc 1MV- 4Cheaapeake A Ohio HI Chicago Northwestern II- chlago Mil at 111 IKI Colorado Kuel A I Colorado t Southern OH Delaware A Htideon lg Denver A llo OrHml MVfc Denver Itlo finuide pftl 7u- Krle MH- Ureftt Northern pfil lit Great Northern Ore Clfn JH Illinois central 1 Interlioniugh Met Jt- Interhontugh Met pfd MU- Ixmlsvllle A Naahvllle IH Missouri IMilflc- Mlssiiurl fn Kansas l Texl National Hlacult 110 Natlnnal Lead 71 Now York Central lSY Norfolk Weetern Northern Pacific ll PaclOc Mall Pnnylvnl 1I1H 10- 7Ihillmati Palace Car IN Reading IY Hock Uland Cn Rock Uland Cu 87 Southern Pacific p IttK- Houhern Railway f Union I acinr 17 United Stales Steel U United State gteel i >fd IHT- Wabaah i U- Wabaah pfd 41 elm Unio 1 TODAYS MONEY MARKET New York May 4 Money on call steady 3104j p r cent ruling rate 4H per cent cloalng bld4li per cent offered at 4H 1ter cent Time lon easier for M nays 404K per cent M day 4W cent for p Ix month 4Vi per cent Close Prime mercantile paper 4fS- V4j per cent- Sterling exchange very weak with ctual business In bunkers bill at 484 t 410 for SOday blll ami at 4ST for demanil Commercial bills 48SH4f44 Bar tlver eent- Mexleftn 4Y 44 omit Oovernment bond steady rallwtml bonds flrmer- TI1I5 PATHOS HJUr Once In a while It take long chances on the generosity nf the New York public u paid u omal who was poor ami wanted to worth f feoil and clothing for IJ- Khe made out a list of the thing she neertMl H pathello little Hit It WHS ton Hho d fur Ihihhy nannel U- tUMMt for Irene pant for Johnny and ao on through long line of progeny winding up with sugar mid olmea for all The was folded a two dollar bi Ant put Into a shabby old her name ami address luI1 1 In- n corner Then werit intn H Sixthavenue store anil lost the nire Her faith In human nature waa vindicated She had figured that any ¬ body finding Ill pitiful lint of necw- altles would least return th J2 mall thy would be generous and add to the amount Her last guen prove l correct Two day later a huge package arrived from the CIr It contained every article on together with her own old purse and the 2 bill and a note to the effect thai If Hobbya shoes or Irenes pe- tItat ¬ or Johnnv pnnt didnt fit they he for the dllrrl I Mze New York Sun MAD- STRONG REGO RY New York May 4 A yllrOI reooV In the stock market oasedf reports thai sale had been rle art lare Dew lue of rllr In IarU e tel purh WI ma but a break M a 0 th b nave color to the The amount of the bondu thu plc abroad waa varlouly UHlat moo to over Su 6 New York city revenue warrant and bond laauee of the Chicago Milwaukee A- HI Paul Cleveland C C 1 at I nl- Mlaourl Kanaa Texa and Union Iaclflr and HoutlMrn I trine companies In the current report Iur price of American In lymdon- ahowed violent reeoverte from the cloe here reeterday and openlnic price In InC York ahowed concluelv rebound In The principal ipeculAtlve Irauo tlch- a ateel Union Paclflo ne Headlne howtd wide quotation In nine aale Southern roae B4 American Car 1H lleadlnc M Cmadlan Pacific X Vlri lnCarolln c tiemlcal 1H Union I aclflc Northern INwMlc Great Northern preferred North American n 1U U 8 Bteel 1 nnd the actlv- oltt R n rlly fr a lanre trUo to a- r lnCJItRklnl aale held the market In American Bmeltlnn loe InK H rla of a point n d other leader a fraction Brtk bulal then d velpod In the train and the whole uarhet HP to nhove the opening nirure move beoame gradually duller leading roae m- Inlon a rrl anr Pacific Paul 1 Atchlao- nIS Rock Jlnd and Amaluamated Cop ¬ per 1H and Wabaeh preferred Central Leather Brooklyn Tranalt and Amerl tan Cotton Oil 1 Vetlnilioiia Klectnc 1o t I A violent decline In forelon chanK ratea gave color lo rofiortu that block of new railroad bond had been old to foreigner Jtumor placed < h amount at more than I1W X 0 Money rate In London were nuder and orders for ttock name from that center The abrupt recovery In mock waa attrib- uted ¬ largely to theae cauae The tiro- fewlonal element view the recovery with ome uilclon having In mind the fail- ure ¬ yesterday of a almllar rally ia hold 8t Paul gained IV Northern pacific 2tt United State Steel Hi a1 pre lerred and American Sugar 3 other prominent utocka between 1U and 2 Price were ahailed before noon Ilondu were firmer Union PaclHc and Southern Pac e be- came ¬ utrong awl tarteil the llet upward again Many Hftge block of tho principal atocka were bought Southern niae 3H Union 1aclnc II 4 n ead- Ing 1 ConMrikliited Gaa and United State t st and llork falaod and Amal- gamated The Copper 2ratner more to the Ua active clock my of tliem moving UP 2 point or Meanwhile the uuMI leader fell nf 1 trifle and became dull American f 3 market cloned nominally Ironl and nulet The power of re lnl preeoure ahown by price alarm nl bear and thy boueht to cover ahort This oaued another buoyant rIM to the hlgheit price of the d y- HouUiorn Pacific waa carried 4Vi over lat night Union Ia lflc and Heading a Hock laland and Colorado and Southern 3V Ldulavllln Nnihvllle JVi and New Yirk rentral American Kmeltlng and NatlcmMl 141 1 Only nllRht ronel- un were mod In the late price LIVE STOCK CHICAGO Chkwgo May 4Cattle Receipt es at market steady Beeves Ille 1O steers 4 0010 west- ern I f d- er lS r 4161 and heifer 7M 7 calves 1 W 8W- Utaa llecolptn estimated at 161 market to Vn higher LKht V4 mUed loUKli 9189r lo choice heavy J 4t9f pig 88 4 bulk of sales Sheenlterelpts flhlll at lZm > market steady k west- ern ¬ yearlings 7ft > 4 S hunb native 7 4f010 western KANSAS CITY KansAa City May 4Caltle Receipt fl tiurket steady NaUve steers 6 M > 10 native eona and heifers 1601 14 stocker and feeders 4 vqlT ii calves 4004H westirn Ir t 741 710 neMern cows tS te lna llecelpts WfO market 10 Cr li- hleber Bulk of sales 9108926 tv- 93IASK > packers and butchers 100 light 83 pigs SD 87C- tfheep market steady Muttons t2A97H lambs 7SW on fd- weetern wethers and yearlings 40180 fed western ewe SOMItO OMAHA Omaha May 4 Cattle Receipts 4W market steady Native steers 76B77f cows and heifers l09 61 western steers 3M f 7n cow and 37W- tTt canner 14l stoeker and feed- er JSftOJSTi calve 4XCSX bulls UR et 17 4IX Hog Iteeelftt 4 V market 4c high- er Heavy 01 mixed m if- IlKbt tOMOls 804T876 bulk of IS JO V 0 market stendv 7Kg wethers 7X m- ewne 1i la 8raW- OOL trr LOUIS 81 Ixnils May 4Wn stmlv Teril- tery and western KQ24 lino- mealuHM IMfiM nne licit HON Hotton May I lx cnl wool nto Ks are well broken un and a little In tl choice wool remain although prices still Hwd by the buyer The deniaiul fair and one mill reeently secured a good lot of Oregon ample nt 19V in tne grease Is now In full swing In the Iharllo local buyer have secured Ne- vada ¬ at from It to U cents Hhearlng In the fleece slate has scarcely started but Quotations some medium clip have sold at 3 cent California northern 7VM middle county I24TM tl 1 4Mr0 Oregon staple <4 eastern clothing K0M Iy No 1 Territory flue 8111lf OMrOi An medium staple K clotllnl SO Hue medium halfMflod K4 B threeetghth blood qurerblo combing Htt4 Pilled nne extra W4 8 W super ea PRODUCE CIIICAOO- Chlcano May 4 Against generallv nne weather today sxcltsd and markets In IJverponl acted a a counter- balance ¬ In the wheat pit here Another Influence tending lo produee a seesaw was the fact that trader generally wer quite uncertain s to th showing Int- o M msde by the government on abandoned acreage The Onlnl was- H lower to K higher with Ih mak- ing a show of buying but a little wheat Old by pit traders broke the market of sharply Crop damage resorts from anil Minnesota helped a raise May opened higher at lot to V declined to rallied to IOMttf f There wa poor upiort for corn ReM soiw we tint weclher for planting nd the demand and the rail for cash corn The market opened unchanged to lower with Ri pltnher at M to M- Tlie price wwit oft to bgl recovered with wheat Oats followed corn Mpptember opened 4 to U up st I in t fsll off to IM and recovered to MHOS- 1rovlslon had only u scattarsd com- mission trade Prleet were a IrlHe flrmer with Mepleinber pork at 22 ID September lard UU and 8 pt > mbr rib 1 7- htlh In Nebraska led by some of n larger speculators and toed a backset Tha dip brought commission house buying and the mrkt tlghtn d up a little closing Bcptsmber fell tn 1 01H 11 H and cloned al 1 014 a net gain corn The tnsrket continued to plAY- no flrtdle to wheat Thi close at BSSttVi a nst l s of 8 Cash corn No 2 COSH No 2 white WILL BUY 10 Con WK Maeh Co Siaao 10 Dunk at HO II Utah Co Lt P Co t 15 Z C M 1 Jus w- Llondi Bought and Sold ron SALE loo UtahIdaho Huu r tdS m- lu Ion Wag ft Maori Cu lac so 10 Tlah National Hank lll- uiJhn hh C Cuter Jr Established IIM I 3 < o CONSTITITIOM 111 Uoth Phone IM- i4H 4JI No 3 vHlow ti1Htt 1 No vii Jo white MttH Nil I yellow rtl u u To I NO4 white 67 No 4 niiw sTutK- Hye U 7 Oah 77 May 754 Jul > Ho o May Oct 40 JJr ll 11 1ul > H- tf Iy O a July CI Ip fl H July 40 tt- M l rh Ju f 1 Ir bMy I d 1 IhLM 1 1 Jlh 1f I Bhortl t- lBlEI AND KOOS a 4RUr Ulead t Elt at caaes Included I mar 01- 1 i 14i HK Twin Hon I unj 161 1 < 81TOAR COKKKK New York Mr4 Haw mianr firm muscovado te 311II centrifugal teet 4JU molaeeeuaar w tist v Kenned steady nCCt 116 RrnnuiH- twn d SU powdered < t1 COI4t Ot IIt No 1 R No f lanl 14 I no Jon ISTlXn How l your tock 01 Letter Heads Knvelope Illll Head nd other of ¬ fice supplies Let u figure with yru on blank book certificate book ts or re- celDts In tact anything In the print Ing line We gunrantee sntlsfacCon TilE DBSERET NEWS STOCK CnilTIIICATKS Stock certificates bonds and blank book of any size or stylo marte to order Estimate promptly furnbhed Tim DUSKUET NEWS JOB DEPT Kelly Montrose 420 McCornlk Brokers 1II k I FOR SALE 110 ITtahTdaho Sugar pfd J 8 V- MS 3 UtahMM Cop Mlo k w We buy And sell all Utah Indus trlil stoc- kWALKER BROS Bankers Incorporated EfltMlshod Iff Capital IXOOUOOO Surplus UOOOCOoa Absorbed the Salt Lab Bmneh 0- 1Wenhtp A Co Bank Have You Been- 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Page 1: Deseret Evening News. (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1910-05-04 [p 6].chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045555/1910-05-04/ed-1/seq-6.pdf ·

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r DESKJET EVEXIXG NEWS WEDNESDAY MAY 1 1010

1

I MINING BUSINESS AND STOCKS

Ii KALE GUY DEPOSITS

ARE TO BE EXPLOITED

n C Itrcil III StIlt lMr PerfMtliwTide In 2W vnti In Mil

lunl Ciiimlv-

Mlllard county I fa t takliiR a forWant place a om of the future miningcountlr nf tlu ttate Sow a move-

ment¬

I n fint to develop a vat dc-

liaMt of tll In dlaeovered on the Rait-

l ak t Route nvi mite north of lilacHock In that ounty D CHeed unow In Salt l nke perfecting title andIntermtlng Imni capital In hi depoalt-

hl h cover upward of lUG acre ofthU valuable Kalo clay It I In-

lownahlpi 21 nouth range t wet Thedepoalt haa twcn explored to a depthof elsht to 10 feat without teachingbottom and coveting eo large an areaIt become prai tlcally IneshauatlbleFor more than two year Mr Reed and

t aiaoclatc hac Ien tectlng and ex-

rwrlmrntlng wuh thl day and flnd-I that when ntntilgajmUvd with theI great aillca dII In the aame-

i i county inly ID milii dlalant no linert pottei clny can round It makei the limit kind of tiling and all kind

of pottery both lilgn grade and ordlnary accordlni to tne proportion of In-

giedlent and the tare of manufacturei The depnulta appeal to have been

wuahed down from the adjacent moun-tain

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where there are great mound of-

puinlcu of a uierl ir quality Thlapumice III of Much H fine grade aa l <

JUllur carload of M being chipped toChicago fur refining and manufactureInto varlou forma and for numerou-purpocea

Two yearn ugu aunile of thl claywere taken to Ix Angelca where Itwa tnunufuclurvii Intu varlou rotfry article allowing It uperlor

Iquality At preaeni mine eapltallat-tre there tu atlMr with Malt l tkepeople looking into the prupoaltlon

I with u view to either building a millnear the denoilt nr hliplng to Saltlake wliele a freight rate of UiO pr-on ha Ixen aecund and having Itnanufacture l neai thlll city It I

Mid T It Kllerbcck the Oodhe amiiiher Halt Lake people are Invealtca-ine the propoaltlon and that ultlmate-

v a larjje manufaclnry will either b-

lullt In Mlllard county or near thl-ity

PLAUIII OX CIIAXCIC-

iilri mi Hio Ktclinnsn Ilils > liirnlnc-llolh Sliimlli mid IrnliircluA-

VedneHday iiiornlng openotl iulet-uliI no patkuUir faaturj Ithowinol H-

ail during the entire mornli hourhn mica amounted lo only about half

iw tulHl rvaihci yeiterduy morningj so agalnat WWi for TuJIiY itiurn

ig Colorado Iron Ul in ni Ltlh-lumed a little weaker H did I wur-Inmmoth C dr CalHman nmOe H

imp In total HHW Hit a t lightlywpr llgtire Wettneeony murnlufflowed mtliei the placidity of theimb than the punnaelourtc ami-i Irlt of either bull or bear

KOHKNWlN QUOTATIONSi

Listed Stocka I Hid Asked

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10 PoundsPins-

rr a ood many pins but

Wo IIHI buy too pounds In-

Li I lt the best Pricen the factory Tl-c a

w buy this quantityTi uhv e sell pin so-

ipbh nnd we always hav-

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MORNING METALS

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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS

LKA1 > uenk-COPPKII Meab-SILVIill

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LOCAL HANK CIKAIIINCIS-

TfMlHya SIJMLftinl I

MH I tnon IP7IJt770

Colorado 1 at 7 100 at < l-K Tin Dev 10 at S

Iron Bloacom t lM t atLLower Mammoth lMo at l SO at

Maon Valley SO at IItOhio Copper 11 at l 0 IN at

IKVi buyer at lMH-Woux Con at 11H 14 M atI IM at It 4 too at to-TlnMc Centrr t at IUncle at U at 3-

OPKN BARDBeck Tunnel 10 at 10Cedar Tal at 12H I M

11Daly Judge 160 at 44ltIron Blaaaom IM at 17Lower MaIh 100 at 4Ohio at 100Uncle Baan IM at IAr Amount

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AFTRRXOON BAMM

Cedar Tall KOA at 12 HColorado 000 at 07 18 a i-

Columbu 000 at ttcrown Point tOO at T

I >ev 1000 at tl Tn Central 100 at 110Iron Blossom 1400 at 1 300 at

II buyer 10Lower Mammoth 1100 at 1 100-

at 51 100 at I 100 at 011500 al 4Mouttl 1000 at 4

Ohio Cooper 700 at 1 2H 400 atltlMoux Con ti11 at 10

Uncle 8am 1 700 a II +Utah Con 1000 I

I108TOX COPPKII HAXCB-

Jwwe A Pollock A Co tankers amibroilers rumlth the following received

etheir private wire this afternoon 1

Mock I High I Ix > w

But ColdO 1 11U I 1Iaumf t rll 5 II-

Inl Wht11 nly I 1

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YOHK LlSTUn STOCKS

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Tennessee Ctot p r IXKW YOHK cUm HAVOK

Cobalt Central 11 iflrvt KaUenal CopperCllroux

14 IlU-Mildatl 1

Inspiration Mk

Mimi iVpperConsoHdaled I 1

Ray Central 11 1 IBURavy COldlOila I 10tv

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Of Con 4 H S

Pioneer MootingSold laid s d guaranteed by-

LAMBEHT TAPEK CO

JESSE ilGHT TO

RUNBI

TUNNEL

In IMI n Pr In DetermineMlitenil Vnlum In Mnniiliilil IU-

linwi Pn o mill SnrliiKtllle-

Mperla 1 lo Tlie NewpPHOVO May 4 Jee night l now

at work o a project that I rich Inpromlae of material beneHt to thla-ectton and to the aute If the great

eat powlMUtlea are realised I I thedriving of a big tunnel Into moun-tain

¬

between Provo and Bprirylit determine If the pockete gold and cllver and copper and leadwhich appear OH the aurface areInlctO of preclou tore at great ¬

for year the mineralisation of thin

dtrha Ur th hopeful ones

mal wealth have been

Mtt or dlay their fulfilmentant but dream

but many believe It III becauae of lai k-

of work Some of tho have appliedall Ike work within their power Butmoving mountain by work takes timeand when the work I handicapped bylack of means to malalt mot elYIt take a longer thatonly reason ao many bUvpthathere are not producingour door today It will bwelomtnew to them to learnKnight ha decided to make thoroughtt to demonstrate the correctness orfallacy of thl theory It may be aaldthat he Is not ao Jinpeful aa are mother but he admit that therehale and he I willing to take U

end he ha taken xtepa lo con-

solidate¬

the holding of never 1 companic and pemon In a territory thatbegins at Slate canyon ea t of Irovoand end at Hprlngvllle Rock canyonthree miles aouth When thl I donework will be Matted on a tunnel at themoat favorable point and thl will bedriven Into the mountain far enoughto determine fully the character of theformation Several properties hay al-

ready¬

been Wun thl Mg miningeatate and be Th preent holder realise that with ulhYtentmoney to dthe nCrdevelopmentwork In they willrealise more from 4 amaller Interestthan from all their present Interestwithout the ability to do thl wok Iftheir property I worthIf It I not they will alao learn thatsooner It doe not neern probablehowever that with ill the urfac In-

dication¬

IJ I nothingIf the tunnel should fall

to open ore bndle there dft not wm-t i be any chanre for failure In secur-ing

¬

the next most valuable natural re-

source¬

of the tllt Indeed It Isecondary water

KCUKINa LANDTn order to mills thl water If

found Mr Knight la securing the landbetween the font of the mountainsand the county road between the pointsnamed a strip about one mile wide bthree mile long about 2000 acresland hi now orlhll rwky sagv

bnlbovfrl There Is noIf It could he Irrigated

It I a good fruit land a there I Inthe state It ha a location that wiltsome time make It must desirable forreaMeiHie property and with water loIrrigate It and when planted In fruitand ultrt It exceptional location It will

hworth IIIMA an acre Judging frompresent and prospective price of

such land Ho If the water Is dflnpand this land broughtUon that will mean Increased facilitiesfor bnlldlng homes and an addition tothe productive landa of the county thatwi hno small nirrasw In It wealth

HTtLL ANOTHER PLANIf no minerals and no water should

be found Mr Knight ha still atar Improving the land In question pabaa a water right In the HtrawMrry-rettainatloa project for 1000 acre of

ld The land for which thl waterobtained I no Payaon and was

made a part protect by MrKnight In order that the necessaryamount of land mlatit be secured ratherIbabale of need fur water for It

that It abe ulUvatejrofltably without Thehe Htruwberry Irrigation project can

to thin bind and It IIbtrtr Mr Knight to do so IfIt should be necessary It will haveto be pumped from Hpnnlih Forkan yon for some of the distance bteen the canyon and the land

Mr Knight has hi own electric powerand that will be no < 4> tacle sufficientto prevent the land from being broughttinder cultivation although It wi prob-ibly be more expensive waterfrom the tunnel The expense of main-tenance

¬

will b greater

IlTUHH roil IMtArOCK

Work lmaTPliic ni> Ilio Minn I

Shotting Un In COIH 1 SlwiioRecent word from the l >eacock Mm-

ng company having a large group ofIn ave county oneh11 10ate Horn Silver

mine at Prlaoo I tat work I pro-

gressing¬

and the I showing upfavorably The lowest workings I

about 100 feet from the surface withmany feet of drifting crosscut andupraised L F Block one of the prin ¬

proprietors thinks the peacocklp bad nf It a K trt ttur the richest minerallateed thentire

nf developmentstate and the Im-t

for ItselfhOIjmu ix IUAIISIICK-

Mmliliierv nml < MiMillHe Ili4t Inlulled Old Tunnel lleing Cleaned

Ol more of the mines wore Indays and made t

Connor and his men In stepping to thofront the old Kearsurge mine InOphlr dlitrln being the latest m-et veitr ngo there Mas great activity

the KearsMrge when several hun-dred

¬

thouxnml dollars nf rich silverlead nr I said to have been tan outAn Incline 1000 feet Ion atthat time and from this and the vari-ous cniMcut and drift large amountof or 1f knocked down It la re-ported

¬

considerable 140 ore I Inlight

Recently the Dry Canyon MinI com-pany H M Rakln curodcontrol of the property and an active

mla of development has bA of nowcluding a gasoline hoist etc has beenInaneand will be placed In commis

old tunnel and various work-Ings are being cleared out and y-

In a shipping mine la Iwknd for fromlonneede famous old Kear-

arg

SrritXOIillAPUKItK IH lrKJ-

nlin n IItan Sunl fur 5962000 hy-

W W InltiMtnn IVirmcr SecretaryNew York May 4John IX Ryan

presMent of the Amalgamated Coppercompany has been sud for what heclnlma la the largest ItnoCTIhr1 feeon record The Theclaimant Is Win W Johnstnn hHjmia tllphr and mifldmtiil-

cretary iaim HUt h

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FASTEST PRIVATE WIRE

SERVICE TO ALL

PRINCIPAL MARKETS

I

XIV Yom STOCKR AVD

COTTON IIOSTON COPPUH-

SClIKAiU Cilt-

MNBadger BrothersBROKERS

160 MAIN ST 11 MKK CITY

Member Snlt Inke Kxclianite-

IOK SAII1100 iik Mereanlllo Co nl S9RO

200 Ulali Iilnlio Ku ar S875SIOO Commercial 1ul IHT

5100cent bond

I230 I IL C < wl 2So-

aa ltrd a confidential capailty-in avttln Information of K Auautus-Heinles ntereats in Butte Mont andthat throuah hl rrur In February1WM and Cole securedIan Hettse properties RyIn hi anawer declare that Johnatonwas employed simply aa a stenographerand did nothing oImportant thanstenographic wok

OXYX nuns lUOllmIito Th-

Prrrv18pa teed froniAi mDr Lol otrOmUu Onyx con Bit

Ik haa been fllT1 > iwnvey the MafdHr r No No1 rocH-

honua Red Wrd and Gold Onyxnear Pellran Point orlmatua tlmh lake Tl e

Mderallon named ta J10 and othervaluable conaldermtlon

BAN ritANCISCO MINING STOCK

Jame A Iollock Co Bankets andbroken furnlh the followlne relvtover their private wire this

COMHTCHK-

Ophir Mexican 1 J7Hk uld JfII bid con Va JIO

JU fU HaJkl Heb1 1low Nvla 1 ChoUarhequr bi18 I i to bid-

TONOIAU

Montana K1 K Tononah Ex

tlo 8 bid MarNamara II bid MWbid Tonopali Bvlmont JTt aah-

d Tonopab tar W4 Wet Bn1Con bid Reacue i tle17 OOLDPIKIU-

Kandatornt 4 bid Col Ml 7 M1Kendall I aaked Booth IJ bMBull t 6 Silver llck I bid 8t Ivea-Ml bi Conqueror 1 aaked Ln Star3 Oro i 7LAtnl 11014 Rend

Hed Top riorenoe tUV aoldflold Daley V Comb PTHO-

tlon 41 Ot Bend Ext 1 aaheil-Kewanoa haaked Portland 1 aafce-dCrarkerjaek 1 a tted T TigerQraadma7 DOeld

1TrlaawUaaked Old O7lt

I k Vlolac Kxt 1 aakedHULIFROU-

Amethyit 1 Clare Ite Raalke Mayflower MwttRYaaked Homeatake Con 1 aeked

Tramp Coni aaked

ANUAANIMxter 4 bM-

UTIIBK DWTRICTII-Falrvlew Maale 10 hut Nenut Illlla-H lltburl 1 IVak 70 aaked-

Ka ea Mountainl Rawhide Coalition X aaked 4fIWO COriHIl CIOS1C

Jam A 1olUwt v Co banker andliroker furniah tne following rlelveover their private wire thla

Adventure K4VS Atlantic SHWfi-IIc A 677 Cop Hang

6101 yiOH Mamu-Mnhawk 4T4JTI8 N B

300 1 Parrot lUieU ShannontH Utah Con 1010 Vol-

vert ne 1UC11I 2Ua t Hutte TtoVt Helvetia XViKerr lk 8 <f S Miami 0i Sl

MUtt I I-IeIIWSt

B Kly I m ChemuncArls 5 cn Kly C-

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71910 centa 01 S0H Oak9 18 National 11W1I Ohio

1 11 r Han AntLmf 7W Yu

kon I H1 Nev D u laa 2 H-

Alloue nfe40 H Coafn 18 HCent 15 H 17 U W S09 O C

7t Mexico eo 101 N v Con101 f Old Qulnry 8Superior 4 40 Wlnona

07 Wyandotte 101 U C lOIO-Olroux 64 07 Indnl 1 H 17 Ke-wim 4 Arcadian Kay eon 1 < H917 oil 34e 4 Oaa rff H-

U toII Chief lon I>avl10 W Ma-

Jeatlc NevatU Utah IOIHhatturk Z4Vitf3 g A a4Gc Yunia 6011 ullla 6 Vi HA Cotnl C MHOc M 101 Franklin UK IHalle Ml M 4H 6 NlpllnlrK010 Oareola 1120116ItfcOl Trinity H >S Victoria 2 V4 f-

HhHiinon ff ai Corbln 101 0lHank 1C017 Royale 134911

OIZ North IJiko 160U-H B tIO U 8 com MOV-IT H Black Mill S012-cactu JHOH chlnu 10t VV YCon 40U Of con S fU Ua

I4 11 M V H4f7 Baltic 9H RayCent 1 UI 4 1H SmMh Ia 4 4OH-Tonopah 10 H fle Inapn-K91I14

COXJItVTUATMS

theJ I 10t of Oolilrteld Nev I at

John K Connor of Stockton w a-

reclilered at the CulMn-

Kred Faulkner of DeUuiwr Nev In-

regUtered at the Wllaon-

Charle W Abbott of PhMh Nevr ttered at the Wllaon today

Capt O A Tlbbltt of Porthuid OrInterealed In varloua ltnh camp I

itayln at tlMo Kenyon for a few dayThe Central Coal Mn rVth romptuiy-

Tueaday uhlpped Mhonan o rerholt to Hock Hpriruw Wyo to be-iiaed on one of It II principal coalpoelta

The anod ahowlnnr on the Opex 1 150foot tunnel lead the management tobelieve that ore nndle ar abut tolt cncnuiitereil oon now Inbeing vlRiirouHly IuhtI In mill Hint a party of paltliy

Lake inlnliiB nun iti nejfotlatlnif

WILL SELL1 a

J R Mt Hell Tl t 10cnn Waitoii A 11 roi VtahMsli PW 17-B CtahNst Hsnk 147Sf-

tAmaJ2 Puicsr pfd MM-rtah Co L I nonds par

JO Aumpter Vallsy Hi Bonds

WOOO Ttah Mght 8 Power4 at 7-

tEdward L Burton47 South JUIn Bt phones tot

with H A ach and It W Kal1 of-

Klv for n e < > ¬

cated lh ft the Ofr OOMOII

dated anJ fMt price win exceedjiooowx

Active work will presently b tartl-by Mesers Taylor Free on 14090

tot tunnel on the Saake Creek Min-

Ing Tunnel companys property Thecompressor la already on the groundand the drills Mere sent outcamp Tuesday

While operating but hl of It newmill the Ohio Cpr reported to-

be earning not IM a monthnet The recent break In the stock lo-

j I said to have been caused bydumping on the market of A largeblock of Hetnse clock

The Ray Consolidated Copp com-

pany¬

will call a meeting lookIns to Increaalnir the capital stockMO 000 shares which snare will beoffered lo the holders of Ulte Copperstock on a bal of one Hay for thtve

mlOaccount of a recent suit brought8 McCornlck of Salt Iake-

aaainst liChafey Mines company for115000 thouffht that property mayeventually wind Up In the possessionof Halt Lake people The suit Is 1-

0foIO mortgrsee on the Black Hole

After having inspected the Kly Gib-

raltar¬

Mining roRHnny property atEly Nev ITesldent M M Johnsonand Manaiier C K Street hv re-

turned¬

to the city The nowIn 4H feet anil the large vein shouldbe encountered In about 100 feet fur-

ther¬

Th outcropping ledge whichshould tap at a verticalth tunn feet runs hlh In lead

showlnr ood value In silver And w-

elfht feet wide at thgraa rootsWhen the road Is completed from

the Promontory Mining companyproperty down the mountain to Salinethe railroad taUol six miles distantand on the President Hen IJ-

Selgfus say hi company wi healn-hipping from his 100foot Work

babeen In IOK on this propertyover a large hunk of

ore running 17 per cent copper 4-1nunce silver and 48 per cent lead hajut been brought In from the mineand I on exhibition at the office 1Comlrl block

Lower Mammoth showing a stile ofIMO shares Ohio Copper 1100 and Col-orado

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with K total of 1700 ami Hlouxwith 1300 were the nriDlnal afternoonattractions although the bidding wasrather tame even in theae tlie strong-est

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stocks aie up to the hour ofgoing to pr-

ec Inman who Is Interested In theMesa proiertle of Grand countywhere J 11 Webb abto has promising

holnl WebbI In the

hitscity and dolale

presence of a vein of 0 feet of lutlgematter whlrh cropping will run neartt per ton In the yellow inetal Mr In ¬

man la one of UolilHelils pldneem butthink much of the Me country andpredict for It a great future

Preparation arbelnc made over1 InfJold Circle to put up a 40tonmill on tbe Sleeping lleauty propertyTlie rood from Gotcomlu to the camp In1lnK placed In condition for haulingthe heavy machinery There nro nontwo mill In operation the Ilex andthe Hartley and the Indication arIhe vamp may presently haveWi lUy ami Peter Htuurt are taking

shipping ore from their 11llgLink group Imm an otherand other properties the rump areshowtnfc up wry satisfactorily

NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Hale Wednesday May 4 11-10AmldlaIt1 Copper W

Huur Ki-Anieican eRr IJUldr 5iU-AinericMii Cotton fitA merit an Ixxomotve 47-4Amemti Pmeltlng t ItiHIning 76Amer Bmeltlng Ketlnlnff pfd 181Am Sugar Heflnlng lllfiAnaconda Mining Co 40-

Atelilmm 1 SHAtlantic Cot IJiie inBal Ohki 10SHBrooklyn lupld Tranalt 7 H-Cansdlan I aclflc 1MV-4Cheaapeake A Ohio HIChicago Northwestern II-chlago Mil at 111 IKIColorado Kuel A I

Colorado t Southern OHDelaware A Htideon lgDenver A llo OrHml MVfcDenver Itlo finuide pftl 7u-Krle MH-Ureftt Northern pfil litGreat Northern Ore Clfn JHIllinois central 1

Interlioniugh Met Jt-Interhontugh Met pfd MU-Ixmlsvllle A Naahvllle IHMissouri IMilflc-Mlssiiurl fnKansas lTexlNational Hlacult 110Natlnnal Lead 71Now York Central lSYNorfolk WeeternNorthern Pacific llPaclOc Mall

Pnnylvnl 1I1H10-

7Ihillmati Palace Car INReading IYHock Uland CnRock Uland Cu 87Southern Pacific p IttK-

Houhern Railway fUnion I acinr 17United Stales Steel UUnited State gteel i>fd IHT-Wabaah

iU-

Wabaah pfd 41

elm Unio 1TODAYS MONEY MARKET

New York May 4 Money on callsteady 3104j p r cent ruling rate4H per cent cloalng bld4li per centoffered at 4H 1ter cent

Time loneasier for M nays 404Kper cent M day 4W cent forpIx month 4Vi per cent

Close Prime mercantile paper 4fS-

V4j per cent-Sterling exchange very weak with

ctual business In bunkers bill at484 t 410 for SOday blll ami at4ST for demanil

Commercial bills 48SH4f44Bar tlver eent-Mexleftn 4Y 44 omitOovernment bond steady rallwtml

bonds flrmer-

TI1I5 PATHOS HJUrOnce In a while It takelong chances on the generosity nf theNew York public u paid u omalwho was poor ami wanted toworth f feoil and clothing for IJ-Khe made out a list of the thingshe neertMl H pathello little Hit ItWHS ton Hho d fur Ihihhy nannel U-

tUMMt for Irene pant for Johnnyand ao on through long line ofprogeny winding up with sugar midolmea for all The was folded

a two dollar bi Ant putInto a shabby old hername ami address luI1 1 In-

n corner Then weritintn H Sixthavenue store anil lostthe nire

Her faith In human nature waavindicated She had figured that any ¬

body finding Ill pitiful lint of necw-altles would least return th J2mall thy would be generous andadd to the amount Her last guenprove l correct Two day later ahuge package arrived from the CIrIt contained every article ontogether with her own old purse andthe 2 bill and a note to the effectthai If Hobbya shoes or Irenes pe-tItat

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or Johnnv pnnt didnt fit theyhe for the dllrrl

I Mze New York Sun

MAD-

STRONG REGO RY

New York May 4 A yllrOI reooV

In the stock market oasedfreports thai sale had been rleartlare Dew lue of rllr In IarUetel purh WI ma

but a break M a0th b nave color to the

The amount of the bondu thu plcabroad waa varlouly UHlatmoo to over Su 6

New York city revenue warrant andbond laauee of the Chicago Milwaukee A-

HI Paul Cleveland C C 1 at I nl-

Mlaourl Kanaa Texa and UnionIaclflr and HoutlMrn I trine companies

In the current reportIur price of American In lymdon-ahowed violent reeoverte from the cloe

here reeterday and openlnic price InInC York ahowed concluelv rebound In

The principal ipeculAtlve Irauo tlch-a ateel Union Paclflo neHeadlne howtd wide quotation Innine aale Southern roae B4American Car 1H lleadlnc M CmadlanPacific X Vlri lnCarolln ctiemlcal 1HUnion I aclflc Northern INwMlc GreatNorthern preferred North Americann1U U 8 Bteel 1 nnd the actlv-oltt R n rlly fr a lanre trUo to a-

r lnCJItRklnl aale held the market InAmerican Bmeltlnn loe

InK H rla of a point n d other leadera fraction Brtk bulal then d velpodIn the train and the wholeuarhet HP to nhove the openingnirure move beoame gradually duller

leading roae m-Inlona rrl anrPacific Paul 1 Atchlao-nIS Rock Jlnd and Amaluamated Cop ¬

per 1H and Wabaeh preferred CentralLeather Brooklyn Tranalt and Amerltan Cotton Oil 1

Vetlnilioiia Klectnc 1o t IA violent decline In forelon chanK

ratea gave color lo rofiortu thatblock of new railroad bond had been

old to foreigner Jtumor placed < hamount at more than I1W X 0 Moneyrate In London were nuder and ordersfor ttock name from that center Theabrupt recovery In mock waa attrib-uted

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largely to theae cauae The tiro-fewlonal element view the recovery withome uilclon having In mind the fail-

ure¬

yesterday of a almllar rally ia hold8t Paul gained IV Northern pacific 2ttUnited State Steel Hi a1 prelerred and American Sugar 3 otherprominent utocka between 1U and 2Price were ahailed before noon

Ilondu were firmerUnion PaclHc and Southern Pac e be-

came¬

utrong awl tarteil the lletupward again Many Hftge block of thoprincipal atocka were bought Southern

niae 3H Union 1aclnc II 4 nead-Ing 1 ConMrikliited Gaa and UnitedState t st and llork falaod and Amal-gamated

TheCopper 2ratner more to the

Ua active clock my of tliem movingUP 2 point or

Meanwhile the uuMI leader fell nf 1trifle and became dull Americanf 3market cloned nominally Ironl

and nulet The power of relnl preeoure ahown by price alarm

nl bear and thy boueht to coverahort This oaued another buoyantrIM to the hlgheit price of the d y-

HouUiorn Pacific waa carried 4Vi over latnight Union Ia lflc and Heading aHock laland and Colorado and Southern3V Ldulavllln Nnihvllle JVi and NewYirk rentral American Kmeltlng andNatlcmMl 141 1 Only nllRht ronel-un were mod In the late price

LIVE STOCK

CHICAGOChkwgo May 4Cattle Receipt es

at market steady BeevesIlle 1O steers 4 0010 west-ern I f d-

er lS r 4161 and heifer 7M

7 calves 1 W 8W-Utaa llecolptn estimated at 161market to Vn higher LKhtV4 mUed

loUKli 9189r lo choice heavyJ 4t9f pig 88 4 bulk of sales

Sheenlterelpts flhlll at lZm >

market steady k west-ern

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yearlings 7ft> 4 S hunbnative 7 4f010 westernKANSAS CITY

KansAa City May 4Caltle Receiptfl tiurket steady NaUve steers 6 M> 10 native eona and heifers 160114 stocker and feeders 4 vqlT

ii calves 4004H westirn

Ir t 741 710 neMern cows tS te

lna llecelpts WfO market 10 Cr li-

hleber Bulk of sales 9108926 tv-

93IASK>

packers and butchers 100light 83 pigs SD 87C-

tfheep market steadyMuttons t2A97H lambs 7SW on fd-weetern wethers and yearlings 40180fed western ewe SOMItO

OMAHA

Omaha May 4 Cattle Receipts 4Wmarket steady Native steers 76B77fcows and heifers l09 61 westernsteers 3M f7n cow and 37W-tTt canner 14l stoeker and feed-er JSftOJSTi calve 4XCSX bullsUR et 17 4IXHog Iteeelftt 4 V market 4c high-

er Heavy 01 mixed m if-

IlKbt tOMOls 804T876 bulk of

IS JOV 0 market stendv

7Kg wethers 7X m-

ewne 1i la 8raW-OOL

trr LOUIS81 Ixnils May 4Wn stmlv Teril-

tery and western KQ24 lino-mealuHM IMfiM nne licit

HONHotton May I lx cnl wool nto Ks

are well broken un and a little In tlchoice wool remain although pricesstill Hwd by the buyer The deniaiul

fair and one mill reeently secured agood lot of Oregon ample nt 19V intne grease

Is now In full swing In theIharllo local buyer have secured Ne-

vada¬

at from It to U cents Hhearlng Inthe fleece slate has scarcely started but

Quotationssome medium clip have sold at 3cent

California northern 7VM middlecounty I24TM tl 1 4Mr0

Oregon staple <4

eastern clothing K0M Iy No 1

Territory flue 8111lf OMrOi Anmedium staple K clotllnl SO

Hue mediumhalfMflod K4 B threeetghth blood

qurerblo combing Htt4Pilled nne extra W4 8W super ea

PRODUCE

CIIICAOO-Chlcano May 4 Against generallv

nne weather today sxcltsd andmarkets In IJverponl acted a a counter-balance

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In the wheat pit here AnotherInfluence tending lo produee a seesawwas the fact that trader generally werquite uncertain s to th showing Int-o M msde by the governmenton abandoned acreage The Onlnl was-H lower to K higher with Ih mak-ing a show of buying but a little wheatOld by pit traders broke the market ofsharply Crop damage resorts from

anil Minnesota helped araise May opened higher at lot to Vdeclined to rallied to IOMttf f

There wa poor upiort for corn ReMsoiw we tint weclher for planting ndthe demand and the rail for cashcorn The market opened unchanged to

lower with Ri pltnher at M to M-

Tlie price wwit oft to bgl recoveredwith wheat

Oats followed corn Mpptember opened4 to U up st I in t fsll off to IMand recovered to MHOS-

1rovlslon had only u scattarsd com-mission trade Prleet were a IrlHe flrmerwith Mepleinber pork at 22 ID Septemberlard UU and 8 pt>mbr rib 17-

htlh In Nebraskaled by some of n largerspeculators and toed a backset Thadip brought commission house buyingand the mrkt tlghtn d up a littleclosing Bcptsmber fell tn 1 01H11 H and cloned al 1 014 a net gain

corn The tnsrket continued to plAY-

no flrtdle to wheat Thi closeat BSSttVi a nst l s of 8

Cash corn No 2 COSH No 2 white

WILL BUY10 ConWK Maeh Co Siaao10 Dunk at HO

II Utah Co Lt P Co t 15

Z C M 1 Jus w-Llondi Bought and Sold

ron SALEloo UtahIdaho Huu r tdS m-

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hhC Cuter Jr

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Absorbed the Salt Lab Bmneh 0-1Wenhtp A Co Bank

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They will alt how you aprofit before summer

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