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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-12
PARK PATRIOT NOTES.
Interesting News Items From This
Great Silver Camp.


Today is payday at the Silver King.
Checks for dividend No. are being
sent out today. also, TO the fortunate
holders of stock in that monarch of
the camp. Total dividends paid TO
date SS62 800. The finishing touches
are being put on the new boarding
house. which, in elegance OF appoint
ments and convenience, IS admitted
to be the finest mine boarding house
on the Pacific slope. 1t is lighted
with electricity and heated through
out with steam. Carpenters are at
work this week fixing up the bunk
houses and making them comfortable
for the winter.
The Grown Point shaft is down 800
feet a drift is being run from that
point to tap the ledge which was
tapped at the 200-foot level in 81 feet
The new drift is already in so feet.
r. Z. Armbrust, Of Park City. and
associates, W. T. Vincent and ]. F..
Sage, owners of the Old Junction
group of mines at Maiden. Mont.
Burke of Montana, the Lucy May. one
of the four claims comprising the Old
Junction. for $4,000 This is a gold
proposition il adjoins the famous
Spotted Horse mine, which has yielded
more gold than any other mine in
Montana. We understand that Park
City people are becoming interested
in the Old Junction, with a view to
obtaining a bonded lease on it for one
or more years The improvements on
the property are a 535-foot tunnel and
1OO-foot shaft The land is heavily
tinbered, and has in addition an in
exhaustable supply of sparkling water.
Martin McGrath will finish his as
sessment work this week on his
Treasure Hill mining claims. They
are the Green, the James r. Wright
and Kentucky No. Q.
The employees of the Kimball estate
are being paid today by C. L. ROOD.
The Ontario mills bullion shipment
this week amounted TO AZ bars. The
Marsac mill shipped % bars Of fine
silver.
The DAILY West is taking out about
$50 tons a day. but owing to the con-
dition of the roads, is not shipping.
James Mara is finishing assessment
work this week on the Duffy q Mara
mining group near the Crescent mine.
II is an excellent prospect.
Nothing has been heard yet from
the annual meeting of the directors of
the Anchor nine held at Detroit yes
terday. 1t is not believed. however,
that work will be resumed in that
property in the near future
Matt Cullen, known to every min
ing man in Utah and beyond her con-
fines, and Pat Ryan visited the Crown
Point and Hawkeye mines this week
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George Adams. of Adams & Sons of
Eureka. was in the city the first CT the
week making arrangements to begin
extensive work in the development of
the Tennessee Rebel group of claims in
Tintic district adjoining the Emerald
on the west, near Mammoth.
The group embraces the Rebel, the
Coming Summer and the Bobbie bod
Ter the first two of which are patented
ground. while V. p. Strange viii so
out within a few days fOr the purpose
of making patent surveys for the lat
ter
The claims are well located and the
surface indications are all that could
be desired, as the groupings show white
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PERRINE'S NEW COnET.
1t Is Much Brighter Than such Luz
minaries Are When They Are
First Seen.

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Concerning the dis
covery of a new comet by C. D. Per-
rine of the Lick observatory, as an
nounced by dispatches from California,
S. W. Burnham, the Chicago astronO-
mer. SAID yesterday:
"Mr. Perrine's comet is much brighter
than comets usually are when first
seen. This one could probably be OBJ
served with the aid of even small
telescope"
AS to the roll the new comet will
play in the winter heavens, Mr.. Burn
ham would say little. a number of
measurements. he said, must be made
before the course of the visiting men,
Der of the Sidereal system could he pre-
dicted Unfortunately the telescopes
and photographing instruments of the
University of Chicago are packed up
and not available for use here at the
present time.
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CAMP FLOYD NEWS.
What the Mercury Has to Say Re-
Earding the Camp.

The Chloride Point is making ready
for another shipment of ore
W. 3. c. Allen was cut from the city
on mining business Tuesday.
John Shea. the contractor is now
working on the new mill at Lion Hill.
DR.. Latham of Oakland, Cal, is here,
looking after his west dip property.
Work is being pushed ahead on
the Anderson property, south of the
Mercur.
a. H. Mayne is working the assess
ment work on the Snowstorm or Big
Flat.
superintendent Andrews of the Hill
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THE BUTTE AND BOSTON.
Sale Of the Property Ordered by
Judge Knowles.

The most important mining news of
the week. says the Miner. of Butte,
Mont, is the signing of the final de-
cree of sale OF Butte and Boston prop
erty by Federal Judge Knowles. TIL
decree was signed on Monday even
ing and provides for the sale of all the
properties of the company by the re-
ceiver, including the right of redemp-
ton, which is treated as a part OF the
property and sold. The sale win take
place on Feb. !, and as soon as il is
confirmed by the court the reorganiZa-
ton people will take hold of the prop
erty. A force of about 500 men vii! at
once be employed in the mines and
smelters of the company. The smeit-
ing plant Of the Butte and Boston.
which cost over $3.50, 600, is now being
operated By the Boston and Montana
company under 2 temporary arrange
ment. 1t is one of the most complete
plants in the camp. the machinery all
being new and in first class condition.
1t is probable that the Butte and
Boston company Will give employment
to 1000 men when the work is fully
under way At least 81 000, 900 working
ca pital VIII be in the treasury of the
company when operations are COM
menced It it probable that a great
deal of development work VIII be done
on the mines of the company at once.
There are 81 claims belonging TO the
company, the Gray Rock. Blue Jay and
Silver Bow being the producing mines
The Gray Rock is down a depth of ,200
feet the Silver Bow 900 feet and the
Blue Jay $50 feet. The company has
some silver properties near Walkerville
which are now being worked under
leases.
John ]. Forbis. sole receiver since the
resignation of CAPTAIN Couch was &C
cepted. has on hand S35. COO in cash at
the present time. y large amount of
money has been spent in keeping the
developed mines pumped out and other
expenses necessary to the preservation
IF the property. The whole indebted
ness of the Butte and Boston com
pany amounts TO s.. 500, 600. There are
two mortgages for $1,000, 900 each, be-
ing q first and second mortgage and
100000 III the Perkins judgment.
Aside from these there are about $780,
coo worth of unsecured claims.
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He MADE a STRIKE.
Former Mcrcur Operator Makes
Money In the I1ootenay Country.


Money In the kootenay Country.
Thomas Potts, VINO operated III Mer-
cur about three years ago. has re-
turned from Rossland, in the Kootenay
country, British Columbia, and is
spending 4 few days in this city with
friends and relatives before going Oh
10 England where he will pass the
winter.
MI Potts went TO Rossland VIXEN
there was a chance TO get in on the
ground floor. and it is said that he has
made d nice stake there in getting
options and bonds on valuable claims
in different portions of the Kootenay
country, IN the handling Of which he
has been very successful, and il IS
believed that one OF the objects of
his visit 10 the old country is to 2eGo-
tiate with a London syndicate for She
sale of some Of the best properties in
that country.
According to Nj. Potts there is Won
derful activity in the Kootenay re-
gion and a large number of remark
able bonanzas have been discovered
there. and with development work il IS
being shown that the mineral areas
are larger than at first supposed. in
consequence of which II is believed
that the district viii open into one Of
the greatest camps in the west.
Quite a number of Salt Lakcrs are
now operating in the Kootenay coun-
try. and they have been fortunate with
everything that they have touched, and
on this account il is believed that by
another season more of our people Will
make investments there.
Withdrew the Assessment.
The Eldorado Gold Mining & Milling
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FORTUNA GOLD BARS.
Gay Lombard Sends $4,000 From
Lower California Mines.

Gay Lombard Sends $4,000 From
Lower California Mines.
The Fortuna Cold Mining & Milling
company. of this city. was in receipt
yesterday of a lot Of gold bullion from
its gold mires "a Ensenada, Lower
California. and it is said that this IS
but the beginning of what the COM
pany vii! do in this line in the near
future.
The gold bars looked very pretty, and
especially so as they were valued at
the handsome sum of $4,000. and rep
resented only 30 days run at the MILL
which. The Herald is informed, is now
running II a most satisfactory man
ner.
1t was but p short time ago that
Gay Lombard, the manager of the com
panys property, left for Lower Cali
fornia after a visit to this city, and he
writes that everything is progressing
smoothly al the mine and the mill. and
that the future outlook for the enter
prise is indeed a bright one.
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LII HAS CALLERS.
Many Prominent Frisco People Visit
the Ex-Queer of the Sandwich
Islands.

San Francisco. Dec. 11.-Queen Liluo-
kalani of Hawaii. who arrived from
Honolulu yesterday. was visited by a
large number of old time friends at
her apartments in the California no.
tel today. Among her visitors were
Robert Irvine. the Hawaiian minister
to Japan; Rollin NJ. Daggett, form
erly United States minister to Homo
lulu: Godfrey Brown. one of the
queens cabinet ministers; Henry
Croker Mrs. Ellen Graham and Mrs.
c. A. Spreckles.
The ex-queen, when seen today.
stated that she had not fully matured
her future plans and could not there
fore discuss them. She hopes 10 be
able within a few days to make a
statement TO the public
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LOOKING FORWARD.
The British Take Possession of Clar-
ion Island and VIII Make 1t N
CoalinE Station.

San Francisco. Dec. IA special TO
a morning paper from San Diego says:
The Mexican government has got wind
of a report that the British govern
ment had taken possession of Clarion
island, a bleak rock off the coast of
Jalisco. and will make it coaling sta
ton for its warships which pass up
and down the Pacific. At present the
only British coaling station on the west
coast of Mexico is at Aca9ulco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-12
ARBUcKLE's SUCCESSOR.
Cleveland Names KIMBERLEY, Who Is
Mckinley Republican.

Denver, Dec. 11.-Benjanin K. KIM
berley. the successor OF the late Frank
P. Arbuckle as receiver of public mon
eys at Denver, is a Mckinley Repub-
lican. having a ranch near this city.
Senator Wolcott is credited with pro-
curing his appointment by President
Cleveland.
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The BlNHAM PLACERS
Cold Weather Causes a Partial
Cessation OF Work.
FORTUNA GOLD BARS
GAY LOMBARD SENDS IN $4,000
FROM LOWER CALIFORNIA.
FORTUNA GOLD
BARS

Park City Patriot notwithstanding
News Items From This Great Sill
yer Camp-Tfntic Miner Topics
The Wonderful Activity Noted
throughout the District-Camp
Floyd News-What the Mercury
Has to Say Regarding the Camp
Another Lot of Kumbug Ore-An-
other Shipment of Buckeye-COn-
signmeat From the Caresi-Mc-
heIlar's Little Wonder Gold
AmaIgamator-Ore and Bullion
Silver and Lead.
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Providence. f. l., Dec 1.-THE New
Bannigan mill will start I'd within a
month and probably within two weeks.
Il will employ from 500 to 1000 hands
and will produce 5000 pairs of shoes
a day.
Mr.. Bannigan disclaims any intention
of fighting the trust, but says that any
attempt at opposition Will be promptly
met
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The wilson's Honored.

Washington. Dec. 11.-Mr. Francis
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson were guests OF
the president and Mrs. Cleveland at
luncheon yesterday. Last night the
president and Mrs. Cleveland attended
the performance of Half King" at
the National theatre which was
crowded by an audience including
many of the most fashionable and dis
tinguished members of society at tho
capital.
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spute Was Not Guilty.

Denver. Dec. 11.-Andrew J. Spute.
who was accused of the murder of has
wife and four children several weeks
ago in Smiths lake. where they were
boating, has been fully cleared by the
unanimous refusal of the grand jury
to vote an indictment. Spute will now
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-12
Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts yester-
day were as follows:
Wells, Fargo & Co., bullion. s3.4S1.
T. r. Jones & Co.. ores, $500; bull
lion, $4,000
Mccormick & Co.. bullion, $1,000: ores,
s14.5OO cyanides. $4,000.
Commercial National bank. ores.
So 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-12
A SLUMP IN STOCKS
The Bears Capture the Pit and
Losses Are Sustained.
He MADE A STAKE
OLD MERCUR OPERATOR MAKES
MONEY IN BRITISH C0LUHBTA.

The Butte and sJOntana-SaIe of the
Property Ordered by Judge
Observation-Disclosures the ASSESS
n,ent-Had Failed to Publish the
Notice In Yercur-Tintic's Divi-
dend Payers-A showing That
Would be Credifable to Any
Campfire Sunbeam Consolidated
working the syndicate-The Ten
nessee Rebei-struci> 1t Rich In
Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-12

Columbia, No Dec. 11.-An unknown
man jumped from a Missouri, Kansas
& Texas passenger train going 40 miles
an hour. TODAY and was instantly
killed. He had $4,000 in his possession.
but nothing TO lead TO his identity ex-
cept a ticket from Denison, Tex, to
St Louis.
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STONE Is FOUND.
The Man Who Aided the Taylor
Brothers to Escape Is In the Col
Orado Penitcntiary.

Denver, Dec. 11.-Detective Hayes Of
Kansas City has identified a convict in
the Canon CITY penitentiary FOR rob
berry. as D. +. Stone the convict who
sawed a hole through the wall of the
Jail At Car-ollton. No. in 1895, allow
ing himself and the Taylor brothers.
who were under death sentence for the
murder of the Meeks family to escape.
His .erm viii expire October 23. 1897,
and he viii then be taken back to Mis-
SOr1rf
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srnhenm Consolidated.

Work is being pushed in the develop
ment of the Sunbeam Consolidated,
near Silver City, Tintic, and sinking is
being facilitated ~ the use of one of
K. NJ. Jones electrical diamond drills,
which. it is said, is giving good salts
faction at the mine. and The Herald
is informed that during run one daY
the first of the week a 4-foOt hole had
been drilled in the short space of i
minutes, and it is believed that with
this machine the sinking Of the shaft
win be greatly FASTENED.
Another carload of Sunbeam ore is
now on the way. and The Herald is in
formed that this lot is of better grade
than any shipment yet made. and it
is stated that il is now the intention
to send in at least two carloads of ore
q week from this time on, and that it
* believed that this can be kept w
for an indefinite period. as the ore
bodies in the mine show every sign of
permanency-
Besides the regular silver-lead ores.
The company is getting out a carload
of high grade copper ore, which will
be on the market at an early date.
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PrNne L. Modest.

Milwaukee, Dec. HI. c. Payne ar
rived in this city from the east this
afternoon. He declined to discuss the
cabinet appointment in connection with
which his name has been mentioned
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silver ana Lead Quotations.

The silver and lead quotations yes
terday were as follows:
Western Union, bar silver, 653s cents;
lead. s2.75; casting copper, 105s cents.
United Press. bar silver, 653s cents;
lead, $3.0OqS.O5; lake copper, $11.SOq
II 30
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d Schilling & Company
San Francisco

quartz and the same formation in
WHICH the big ore bodies of the district
have been discovered.
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JArlES A. POLLOCK,
EGO -aafn Street.

Socks bought and sold for cash or on
commission Weekly market letter and
Quotations upon application. z. G. Wool
Sey, jr. Member Salt Lake Stock Ex-
change
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-12

Good tea is extremely
good-you may not know
how good.
Try SsAtz2lng's Best if
you don't like it, your gro
Ger will pay your money
back in full.
Schilling & Company
San Francisco ST
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COXEY RESIGNS.

begin suit TO collect the $4,000 insu
ance on his wife's life.
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COME SEE THE BIG BUFFALO.


the Plains Last the largest wild buffalo the United will
Bring children
3d.
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Quilted BY FLOODS.
GREAT DAMAGE DONE IN THE
CARIBBEAN ISLANDS BY WATER.

Loss of Life Is Said to BE Excessive,
While the Principal Industry of
the Islands is Ruined For Years
to Come-Much Misery Must Fol-
low.
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4 RATE OF $50.5O

From Salt Lake City or Ogden to
Phoenix, Arizona, and Return,
VIII BE Made By the Southern Pa
cific Company, Account Fifth An
ruuI Session of the National Irri-
CATION Congress, Decemer 10Th,
10Th and 18th. 1876.
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Assay for silver soc, gold and silver
75c, gold, silver and lead 81 J. H.
Korty & Co, assayers, 217, 219 South
West Temple.
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Withdrew the Assessment.
The Eldorado Gold Mining & Milling
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