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Morgan City Mines.

Morgan Is becoming attractive to miners
In every direction we see men going of
with pick and shovel in search of mineral
Dan Heiner's rich find near Morgan CITY
and DR.. Wadsworth's good prospects in
Round valley have created, quite mining
excitement DR.. Wadsworth has turned
his drug store into museum of mineral
specimens. The Mountain Chief, dis
covered by Dan Heiner, appears to be a
contact vein enclosed between wall of
limestone on one side and quartz on the
other, the vein is about eighteen inches
thick running perpendicular The first
assay went SS75 per ton. They have gone
down on it eight feet and it improves all
the time. The course of the vein is visible
for 1000 feet without break. 1t is rich
with horn silver. There are some ten
| claims located and recorded in the vicinity
OF the Mountain Chief. A mining COMPANY
has been organized to work the Mountain
Chief ana other claims adjacent 1t is not
more than four and half miles from Weber
depot. Yesterday our Dan brought down
another big sample of yellow ochre lookin Q
specimens that he is going to have assayed
1t is an eighteen inch vein between two
limestone walls with no stains OF iron in il.
Some miners passing by on their way from
La Plata, tell Brother Dan that he has pot
something richer than anything they saw
at La Plata.
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FINANCE AND INNING
Lead Goes Up and Silver Comes
Down.
THE ORE AND BULLION OUTPUT
Trnde at Home and Abroad-News From All
the Great Mining Camps Of
This Region.

10 the financial and mining world there
has been very little change the past week.
In the New York stock exchange mining
stock is at a low ebb. and the demand is
very limited; in railroad stock exchanges
business has been unusually brisk owing 20
the vast amount of produce shipping
What is true of the New York market Is
more or less true for the entire country,
taking into consideration fine local change
which affects the markets.
During the last week there has been a
decrease in the price of silver and an in
crease in lead, which is accounted for on
the ground, that the government has taken
its monthly supply and refuses to take more
until October2. While the mining market
is at presently depressed, it is bound soon
to be affected by the bountiful crops, high
prices of produce in the East, the vastly in
creased shipments of the railroads and the
large amount of produce being sent to for
eign countries.
The clearing house receipts for this city
show an increase over the receipts of the
last month, and for several days an in
crease over the corresponding days of last
year.
True ii is that bankers and brokers have
been prognostigating an easier money
market Tor several weeks, and II has failed
10 come, but the signs by which they proph-
esy are sure, and 1t is bound to come,
though the advent may be somewhat de-
layed
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Concentrates.
Silver. 96Js. Lead, s4.52II.

Silver. 1913. Lead, S4521S.
The Conklin sampling works have re-
oeived and sampled during the last week 2
lots of Modoc Galena ore, car of North
Star. car of Utah ore, 9 cars of Cent
Eureka, l car of Modoc ore, 1 car of concen-
trates from Nevada, car Of Black Forest
from Nevada, . cars of Hidden Treasure, 3
cars of Monarch, l car Northern Light |
car of Emma, car of Galena, / car Third
Term ore, cars Tip Top ore, and cars of
Eighth of January.
The Pe:ro Mining company, lately incor-
porated, re port that their stock is being
subscribed for rapidly by men from this
city and also from Eureka. They intend
soon to list their property on the mining
exchange.
Colonel John Ferris passed through this
city last Friday enroute for Marysvale.
He has just organized a solid mining com
pany in Salt Lake on twelve gold and sill
yer mines of Marysvale, in which Lorenzo
Snow is president, Franklin D. Richards.
vice president. and A. NJ Musser, score
tary. The Colonel is to be general super
intendent, with full board of directors
The stock is taken in big blocks, of from
1900 to 100, 900 shares in block. -Rtchfeld
Advocate.
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Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped yesterday
Sl04, PSI.
Mccormick & Co. shipped yesterday
Hanauer bullion, $3.50; silver and lead
ores, S2l, 900.
T. r, Jones & Co. shipped yesterday
Silver bars, $4,000.
Hodges was assaying yesterday 20 tons
Of Maxwell aud 10 tons of Mayne.
Stewart was engaged in asssying Is tons
of Centennial Eureka, II tons Mckee, Il
tons of Hidden Treasure and Il tons OF
North Star
Union had on hand yesterday for assay
l02 tons of Anchor q tons Of Maxfield, ii
tons of Mayne, % tons of Centennial Eu
reka, 10 tons of Mcdonald concentrates, II
tons of Hidden Treasure, and FIVE other
controls.
Zane had yesterday three hand samples
from Bingham, and some asphaltum which
he was analyzing.
Bishop Il Currie were assaying yesterday
1872 tons of Anchor and So tons OF Harrison.
McNicker was asssying yesterday Il tons
of North Star from American Fork
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nj ARSHAL'S SALE-PURSUANT TO AN
III order of sale to me directed by the dis
trict court of the Third judicial district OF
the territory Of Utah. shall expose a.
public sale at the front door of the
county court house. in the city and
county Of Salt Lake, territory of Utah, on the
30 day Of October, 1891, at l2 o'clock m. all the
right. title. claim and interest of Ben w.
briggs, lr., Olive briggs, Utah National bank,
w. G. Reilly Thomas Kane. S. W. Sears, w. H.
ii. Spafford. M. Pratt. Louis Seckles, Ortherus
P. Pratt and John r. Park Of in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate lying and
being in the city and county OF Salt Lake. Utah
territory. ana particularly described as fol-
lows, towit: All of lot two (2), in block one
hundred and ten Q1D. plat D. Salt Lake City
briggs. ir., Olive briggs, Utah National bank,
w. Q. Reilly, Thomas Kane, 8. W. Sears. w.
II. Fl. Spafford M. Pratt Louis Seckles, Or
therus 2. Pratt and John r. Park at the suit OF
S. o. Day. Terms of sale cash.
E. H. PARSONS, U. S. Marshal
By d. N. SWAN. Deputy Marshal
BALDWIN 81 IlATLoCK, Plaintiffs Atty's.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, September 12. 1891.
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Park City.
THE LUCKY BILL.

The Lucky Bill Mining company, Park
City, made strike last week of twelve
foot vein. The mine was located some
fourteen or fifteen years ago by some Salt
Lake boys, MIR. George Burton being one
of them, Mr.. Boyden another. The nine
was incorporated in 1884, but has not been
worked except little. The last two years,
since Mir. o. H. Hardy was put in as pres
ident of the company, work has been more
vigorously pushed, until last week when
the strike of twelve foot ore vein of the
same character as the Ontario and Daly
was made. The assay is running from IS to
$50 per ton, all carrying gold.
since when the work is going on
harder than ever. Most of 1.-THE stock is
held by Salt Lake parties, among them be-
ing George Burton, j. w. Fox, ir., N. w.
Sears, Joseph @. Cutler and o. H. Hardy.
The shaft is down 200 feet, and crosscut
100 feet where the vein was struck The
company intends now to push the shaft
right down until larger deposits of ore are
struck. 1t is also calculated to make a
crosscut every 100 feet as the shaft goes
down. The stock week ago could have
been bought for 20 cents share, to day it
could not be had for 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEET
L ing of the stockholders of lions
Cooperative Mercantile Institution will
he held at the institutions shoe factory
on South Temple street, between East
Temple and First East streets. this city,
on Monday, October 5, 1891. at 70 M, for
the purpose of hearing reports, the cleo
tion of officers and directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
T. G. WEBER, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 10. 1891.
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Mining Personals.

Edwin NJ Schinck, manager of the
Financial and Mining Record, is in the city
and stopping at the Knutsford. Mr..
Schinck is one of the strongest advocates
of free coinage in the country.
j. c. Cunningham, superintendent of the
Modoc Chieftain, came into the city Fri
day evening and is stopping here for few
days. He reports mining in the Wood
river region in the best condition 1t has
been for years.
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The Week on the Exchang.

The week has been a dull one on the ex-
change which in part may be accounted
scr by the number of attractions on hand
to draw the attention of the brokers from
business But most of the depressi on
arises from the general scarcity of mon ey
in the market and the brokers are not re-
ceiving orders for stock. Very little is
being done in mining stock on the eastern
exchanges. The New York market is es-
pecially dull and most of the exchanges
have been in railroad stocks. The Salt
Lake stock business compares favorably
with the exchanges all over the country.
Monday was the best day of the week.
Most of the exchanges have been in Apex.
Congo and Stanley. Barnes Sulphur has
had more buyers than previously.
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NEWS FROM TIE MINES

Mr.. Hanauer says of the mining market
for the last week: The supply of ore for
the last week shows an increase over the
same time of other years. Not many new
mines are opening up, but the output from
the old producers is steady and constant.
The prices paid for ore are good except for
silyer, which has been as low as 90 (.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS-NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ given that bids will be received for furnish
ing electric power for one year for running the
sewer pumps of Salt Lake city. All bids 10 be
presented in writing to the city recorder room
=, city hall, on or before october z. 1891.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the city council, made septem-
Der is, 1891. j. F. JACK
City Recorder
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Stock Change.

The business done yesterday on
Change was about the same as that of the
previous days of the week. Very little in
terest was manifested by the brokers, and
general feeling of leuhargy prevailed.
Hamburger sold Stevenson 800 Barnes
Sulphur. Conklin sold Bamberger 1000
Congo. Bamberger sold Stevenson Z, 600
Stanley. Silver certificates were as low
as $50,
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS..
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Wood River Mining District. Idaho.
Mopoc oHIEFrAIN.

hODOC CHIEFTAIN-
This mine has but lately began to attract
attention. Several carloads of ore have
been sampled at the Conklin Sampling
works within the last few days which
showed an unusually high grade ore. but
on FRIDAY a carload was brought in which
showed much richer ore than formerly. The
ore has not yet been sampled. but Mr.
j. c. Cunningham, superintendent of
the mine, was in the city yesterday and In.
formed HERALD reporter that the highest
assays have run 352 ounces of silver and
the lowest 241 ounces, and he has good
reason TO believe that the lot lust brought
in VIII assay even better than the highest
Some OF the most prominent mining men in
the clty are interested in this property A
new engine, pump and holster are about to
be placed in the mine. When this addi-
tional machinery is in, the output win be
largely increased. Mr.. Cunningham had
some fine specimens of wire silver. also
some gray copper ore.
MICHIGAN.
This mine is working regular force of
men and taking out valuable ore
SILVER BELL.
his nroper ty is it alto near the Modoc
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FOR LEASE.

CECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS
- of the Dyer building over the Times ONCE
on Commercial street. Twenty.four rooms ele-
gantly furnished for lodgings. Apply to- Ar
thur Pratt or ]. E. Game, Hooper building
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.Chieftain. Some fine gray copper ore has
been taken out of late.

Chieftain. Some fine gray copper ore has
been taken out of late.
QUEEN OF TIE HILLS.
This mine employs good force of men,
taking out high grade ore and making reg
ular shipments.
RED ELEPHANT.
This mine has been known for long
time as the bonanza of the country as an
ore producer. At present it is getting out
200 tons q month.
RED CLOUD
is and has been for long time a good ore
producer. and is paying a dividend of S10,-
900 per month.
BADGER AND JULIETrA
has recently made new find which runs
40 ounces in silver; $4,000 worth of ore
is now in sight.
NORTH STAR.
More ore in sight than ever before aud
reports heavy shipments.
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FOR LETTER HEADS.

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all kinds ofiob work, send to The HERALI
Quick work and reasonable prices as
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At the Banks.

The bank reports of ore and bullion for
the week ending September IL have been
as follows:
BIZ AcCorntcE d Co.:
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MADAM TAYLOR, CLAIRVOYANT AND
VI Magnetic Cure; tells past and future; is
stopping in the Warwick block, liz w. First
South street Hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
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A GENTLEMAN FROM THE EAST IS
n DESTROYS OF forming the acquaintance of a
respectable, pleasant and intelligent lady,
either maiden or widow, under thirtytw
years OF age. Object, marriage. brunette
or lady with black hair and blue eyes preferred
Address Confidential Herald office.
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VIOLIN, SINGING. PIANO. ETC.-PROF.
Careless is prepared to make arrangements
with limited number of pupils for the fall and
winter season. Address 265 E. Second South.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
i the Third judicial district of Utah territory
County Of Salt Lake. Joseph Whitley. plain
tiff, vs.. Marianne Whitley defendant: Sum
mons The people of the territory of Utah
send greeting: To Marianne Whitley, defend
ant: You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the district court of
the Third judicial district of the territory Of
Utah, and to answer the complaint fled there
In within ten days exclusive of the day Of
servlcel after the service on you Of this sum
mons-n served within this county; or. If
served out OF this county, but in this district,
WITHIN twenty days; otherwise within forty
oayS-or Judgment By default will be taken
against you according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
The said action is brought to have sdecree Of
tnls court dlssolvtng the bonds of matrlmony
now EXISTING between you and the plaintiff
ABOVE relief sought on the ground that in the
month OF November, 1899 you deserted and
abandoned the plaintiff and have ever since
continued to w1lfully and without cause desert
and abandon him, without any sufficient cause
or reason, and against his will and consent.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required the said plainJiff will apply TO the
court for the relieI demH nded therein.
Witness, the Hon. Charles 8. Zane Judge. and
the seal of the district court of the Third
judicial district, in and for the territory
tSEALI of Utah this 23rd day of July in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-one.
HENRY G. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
BY GEORGE D. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
JOHN NJ. CANNON Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Special Notices.

Advertisements in this column, 1 cent per
word each day; by the month. sl.0O per line,
except marriage notices. Sl00; birth notices SC
cents; death announcements free; obituary
comments 10 cents per line. No advertisement,
taken for less than Ii cents.
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MRS. C. LOUISE BOYDEN WILL REOPEN
vi her classes in elocution and Delsarte phys
ical culture September 90 at S. l.. Business
college,
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IL HOP & co. HAVE DETERMINED TO
Lie close out their entire stock regardless OF
cost. This offers to the public a rare chance to
purchase Japanese and Chinese goods; also all
kinds of tea 80 S. Main Street.
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Big Cottonwood.

is producing fine grade ore and daily look
ing better. j. Bamberger says sit will be
a bread winner before long"
MAXWELL.
A big shipment of ore is reported.
BABY M'KEE.
A lotion lot of ore is just in from this
mine.
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THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
Ore and Bullion.

olAVer CSrblncaJes % OU ounces.
Sales of stock on previous week, 81, So
shares
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Tintic.
DRAGON
BuLLION-BECK.

Twelve hundred tons per month are be
Ing shipped from the Dragon iron mines. -
TUntic Chief.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

71sAND PER CENT. LONG TIME MONEY
10 per cent. short time money. Jonn J
snyder. 20 and S6, Hooper block. Telephone 557
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ESTA OF
IN Charles Ellis, deceased, Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Charles e Ills deceased to the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication of this notice to the
said John II. Latey at his residence No. 15d
Social Hall avenue, in the city of Salt Lake,
in the county Of Salt Lake.
Dated at Salt Lake city. September II, 1891.
John Fl IATEY
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MADAM TAYLOR, CLAIRVOYANT AND
III magnetic cure; tells past and future; is
stopping in the Warwick block, 112 West First
South street. Hours 9 am. to pm.
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Bingham.

The new-hoisting works at the Highland
mine, Bingham, will be ready for service
by October |.
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PERSONAL,


WRITE OR TELEPHONE TO KING s.
w Sons, Pennington, Utah, for choice
peaches
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DIED.

WILKEs-On September 10 Edmund, son OF
Edmund and Bessie Wilkes, in the Both year
of his age.
Services at ST. Marks cathedral on Monday,
September 81, at3p.m. Burial private
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BIDS WANTED.

OEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE-
y ceived at the office of the county clerk,
TENDER p 1881 for ali the labor and a. ri 11 T
CURED in the erection of the Joint city and
county building for Salt Lake city and county,
at Salt Lake city, Utah territory, according to
the plans and specifications which can be seen
at the office Of Monheim, Bird & Proudfoot,
architects, Salt Lake city, Utah territory
a certified check for Q per cent. OF the bid
must accompany each bid.
Bids must be sealed and endorsed IBID for
the construction of the joint city and county
building, Salt Lake city, Utah territory" and
addressed to the chairman OF the joint building
committee.
The committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. GEORGE NJ. SCOTT.
Chairman
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SAFES FOR YESTERDAY.

SALES FOR YESTERDAY.
Barnes Sulphur, S00Q02.
Congo, 2.0000l6.
Stanley, 20OG101.
Total sales, $500 shares.
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The Bullion-Beck continues to be a
heavy shipper. The Wine from to 700 to
the 500 was finished Tuesday, greatly i'm
proving the air. A drift is being run to
the north ore body. The ore now being
worked is richer than ever.-Ttatic Chief.
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The Lucky is turning out to be g great
property. The ore body is said to be abou t
two feet wide, and Two assays this week,
made by Assayer James, went as follows !:
NO. ], Ala ounces silver, 5. per cent. lead
and 81 gold. No. 2, 21.S7 ounces silver,
43.o per cent. lead and 81 gold.-Ttttic Chief
ALASKA.
An lS-inch vein of horn silver has been
struck in the Alaska which assays 1875
ounces. The mine is being fixed up for
winter.
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| OST-14 FAT WEATHERS FROM A PAS
~ ture just north of my residence on the Jor-
DAN Anyone giving informttion concerning
tnem Will be suitably rewarded. George G.
Cannon.
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PRAN, 9OC.; CHOPPED BARLEY, $3.50;
I'D flour. sl90 per 100 pounds; groceries
cheaper than the cheapest North End store,
near Warm springs. NJ. H Wach,
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LOST.

MI ONEY TO LOAN. APPLY HARRIS 4
vi Wilson, 70 Commercial block.
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william e. gladstone, OF England Of the ablest
and greatest statesmen known that the world has
made in the years than all the
past and in thing than practical tera
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Since then times editions have been brought
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about four years ago. ninth and last edition was
published Valuable and exhaustive this magnificent work
proved to be too voluminous cumbersome. Too
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Of uperhuous satisfactory answer
to single simple query How many, many times Its
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WESTERN BILL POSTING co. QNC)
MAIN OFFICE, SALT LAKE THEATRE,
III Salt Lake. S. W. Anderson, general man.
ager. Branch Offices at Ogden. Park City.
Provo and Logan.
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DASTURAGE-FoR HORSES OR COWS AT
i j. B. Stewards, Second West between.
Tenth and Eleventh South, or address Box
city.
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NTANTED-BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAM
w lily by gentleman with little boy ten
years old; references furnished. Address post
office box 95.
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DRESSMAKING.

!ME. JEVEY; CUTTING AND FITTING A
III speciality 1863 Third East