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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-17
sunshine Notes.

The Overland is showing up in ex-
cellent shape and it seems now to be
an assured milling proposition.
Superintendent Raddatz of the Glencc
is enjoying d visit from his family.
Sunshine is quiet, but great deal of
work is being done on adjacent proper
ties.
The Old Fred, near the Sunshine,
now lying idle. is to be worked again
at once. There are now large bodies of
low grade ore developed and the own
ers expect to make a milling PROPOSE
ton out of it in a short time.
superintendent Campbell of the Sun
shine has resigned his position and
gone to Bingham. His services were
very satisfactory to the company, but
he received such a f1attering offer to go
elsewhere that he felt forced to ac-
cept. 1t is not yet known who his sue
cessor will be.
W. G. Adamson and partners will, in
a week or two, resume the develop
ment of the Pacific group. where in
the past small bodies of good milling
ore have been encountered. The opera
tors are now satisfied that they have
the true vein located and that 4 few
weeks work will tap the ore. The
property is to be equipped with whim
and the work is to be pushed.
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THE MINING ECHANGE.
Activity in Anchor, Geyser. Mann
moth, Sunshine and East Golden
Gate.

There was active business again on
the floor of the mining exchange yes
terday. and the market was good, with
an upward tendency noticeable. In
fact, bidding was INDUCED in on nearly
all of the leading stocks, and in ad-
vance was chronicled all along the lire,
with silver stocks in the lead.
Anchor. which has been so strong in
the bidding of late. with no offerings
OF stock, made sales yesterday at an
advance of 221z cents over the highest
bids Of the day before and closed very
strong at the selling quotation. Gey-
ser also made advances and chronicled
transfers at figures 25 cents higher than
the closing bids of the day before.
Ajax Suffered a slight decline but was
strong in the offerings; while there
WAS a good demand for Centennial
Eureka al way-up figures.
East Golden Gate was active and a
general favorite, yet it experienced a
slight decline over the quotations of the
day before. In fact the bears turned
out ennasse for the purpose of break
ing the stock. and they We're partial
" successful: BUT If all the reports
from the mine are true, this stock will
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The Herald announced yesterday
that a fire body of S25 ore had been
uncovered in the face of the 240-foot
drift from the Ruby incline in the Mer-
cur mine, and that the company felt
highly pleased over the fine showing
made in this magnificent property.
1t seems, however, that a greater
surprise was in store for the officers
and stockholders of the company, as a
letter was received from Superinten-
dent Edwards yesterday in which he
stated that the whole face of the drift
was now in ore that carried average
values of $5S.6e in gold to the ton and
that from all indications the ore body
would increase in size and value as
work progressed.
Mr. Edwards also stated that the
lalge daily output from the mine was
being taken out exclusively in doing
development work only, and that not a
single man of all his force was en-
ployed in the Slopes. which means that
large ore bodies are being blocked out
which can be drawn upon at a future
date.
With such a showing in this mine it
is an impossibility to even form an esti-
mate of the amount of ore now blocked
oul in this great property but it is
safe TO say that it is good for regular
dividends for a great many years to
come, especially with such splendid
bodies of high-grade ore to draw from
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indications the Sunbeam is going to
rival It's Old record as a bonanza
a new strike of high grade golc ore
Is reported 70 have been on the l10ll-
~oot level of the Ajax last SATURDAY.
assays are said TO show values as high
Is % ounces OF gold Under the Affi~
Gent superintsndence Of T.. E.. Stuart
the AJAX promises to rival its famous
record made when it was known as the
Copperopolis.
Joseph s. Crongk, Brig Garfield and
George Ellison went down Sunday to
look over the Saltpetre claim in Salt
creek canyon. They advise us that
they are also preparing for the actual
reduction OF the product to commence
early in the spring.
Inc Humbug continues to be the
wonder Of Tintic, They are now send
ing out over carload of the high
grade ore daily of which the last shin
ment nested So per ton Several new
buildings are being put up on the
ground and it is being put UP in the
best possible condition. The new tun-
mel being driven to catch the vein at
200 feet greater depth is being pushed
rapidly ahead.
TIE following locations have been
fled for record at the Office of the
recorder of Tintic Mining district:
Washington lode by Vet Whiting,
Nettie Whiting and D. D, Hanks.
Wilson Extension lode, by Phillip
Richards and T. 81. Sutherland.
Shipments from the district for the
week are as follows:
From the Bullion Beck mine rs car
loads ore, from the Centennial Eureka
carloads ore, from the Humbug 10
carloads ore, from the Utah carloads
ore, from the Ajax carloads ore,
fIom the South Swansea carloads
ore, from the Sunbeam l carload ore,
from the Buckeye 1 carload ore, from
the Dragon Iron mine l carload ore
daily.
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TILE BIG suNFLowER LODE.
Shows Two Feet of High Grade Gold
and silver on tbe Sr-s,

Shows Two Feet of High Grade Gold
and silver on the Surface.
a number of Cedar city boys, who
are in the city, and who are interested
in properties in the State Line districf
state that there is no doubt but that
this new camp viii develop into ore
of the greatest producers of the pre-
cious metals to be found in, the west.
The favorable reports they give have
been amply borne out by expert ex-
animation. and within another vear
there is bound to be more or less ex-
cltement over the great mineral depos-
IT'S of that region. especially as de-
veiopment work is being pushed stead
liy and new finds are being almost
daily reported, the latest thing in this
line being the discovery of a two-foot
ledge on the Big Sunflower lode that
carries values of $40 ounces silver and
$l24.56 in gold to the ton. The ore 10
Tree milling and easily handled. so that
IL is easy to see that the owners have
struck bonanza, and it is their inten-
ton to thoroughly prospect the new
ma ana to transform it from a most
promising prospect into a heavy nro-
Queer. They are jubilant over the dis
covery and feel that they are on the
highway to wealth and prosperity
The float from the Big Sunf1owar
ledge was found some time ago. and If
took month of prospecting before the
ledge was discovered, and the find is
indeed rich one, as when the ore is
put into forge or furnace the metal
comes to the surface in globules in a
pure state, and the owners are now
wearing little bars of gold and silver
bullion for watch charms which they
melted out of the ore with crucible
and blow pipes.
The Big Sunfiower group of claims is
located near the property owned bv
the Rice brothers and is north of the
Drake and Lambert mines. both of
which are producing properties As
stated before, the group is owned bv
residents Of Cedar city. thirteen in
number, among them being Colonel An
drew Cory, S. A. Higbee. Richard
Palmer, Myron Higbee,. Ike Higbee
Dan Perkins. Q. P. w. Bergstrom and
7. d. Roche, and to make an even
number, r. T. Burton of this city has
an interest in the property.
The advancement of the State Line
district means much for Cedar CITY. as
II viii bring large amount of MONEY
into Iron county, CT which Cedar is the
metropolis.
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will doubtless soon be classed among
Utah's dividend payers

will doubtless soon be classed among
Utah's dividend payers.
The directors of the Dalton Mining com
pany met yesterday and among other
things postponed the sale of DELINQUENT
stock ipr PERIOD of Thirsty days. in order
10 SiNS nonresident stockholders more
ti llae lH winch TO dig up the needful The
rssigllffation Of w. j. Baternan and E. Z.
S ,l,s as directors. were accepted ard
IN esS5S.cancies in the board We're filed by
the Siectlon OF G. D. Dart and Frank D.
fto1ps' VINO have qualited O. r. Young
~: ~. r., enc OF the officers of the company
IS nyw az the mine laying out some new
WORK ana II is expected that upon his re-
turn ,!lat he will bring some good news
VIII MN concerning the property
Mprx is progressing in the develop
I IneIie OF the recent Lucky Bill strike at
Ia.A S-ty, and the outlook is most en-
,SussIas.iiiS On the newly discovered
ieuse the pay streak was but a few
lncnes wide on the surface but at a
aeplh OF twenty feet it widened out to
tnrse 1set and the ore body gains in
SIZE, and value as sinking progresses AT
hdrh CITY there is more talk concerning
The LUCKY Bill strike than there is in
SAT- Lake, and the merchants there are
oHeIlns 10 take stock in trade at 90 cents
a SPARE ana II is changing hands for
caShs az ~. me company has a thous-
anq-ioot shaft, from the bottom of which
a CRIT car! easily be run to make con-
Iecions with the newly discovered ledge
At deptn that VIII enable it to pros
Lp ect the ore body to good advantage.
nus Is mucn in its favor and will greatly
expedite matters in the operation of the
DrOr1erfv - - eA4N
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THE vIRTUE a BONANZA.
The Gold Ridge Mine. Owned BY j.
Il Rur,s f,ar~o-

e Hamburger,
The last issue of the Democrat, of
Baker City Ore. contains glowing ac-
count Of a wonderfully rich discovery Of
ore in the Virtue mine near that place,
which is but short distance from the
Virginia Consolidated, owned by Messrs.
Dave Keith and ]. y. Bamberger. of this
city. The Democrat speaks of the Gold
Ridge mine, the property Of Mr.. Bam-
berger, on which a ten-stanp mill Is in
operation with most satisfactory l<sults
The Democrat says:
The Democrat was informed last even
ing that the news reached the Flagstaff
mine yesterday morning from the Virtue
mine that such wealth in gold had been
uncovered in the 6G0-foot level OF the Vir-
tue that a genuine sensation reigned in
camp. The wealth. uncovered is said to
be fabulous, and when the miners I'M
foreground sent the information on top
Superintendent RESCUE went beIow and at
once gave orders to the miners TO sus-
pend operations in that level for time.
II is said further that Mr. Grayson. at
Oakland Cal, was Immediately notified
by wire from this city.
The Democrat does not vouch for the
accuracy OF the above statement but its
informant gave ample assurance of the
truth of the report sent out from the
Virtue. That such an uncovering of the
precious metal has occurred would not
be surprising in the least since many
times before gold has been taken out of
Z nd sacks.
The Democrat learns from returning
piospecuors from the old district of Rye
Valley, about forty miles southeast of
Baker City. that there is a great mining
activity manifest in that section, and
the camp has a very bright future.
Nessrs. Simpson and Mitchell. Of Mis-
soula, Mont. who recently purchased the
Golden Thread mine from Morris & Co,
are putting up a small mill on the prop
erty, besides doing extensive development
work
AT the old Gold Ridge mine. formerly
owled by Captain J. c. -Ainswotth, of
Oakland. Cal and recently sold to Jacob
Bamberger. a prominent Salt Lake mine
owner and capitalist. d large force of
miners are employed probably thirty. and
a ten-stamn mill is running night and day
with splendid results.
The Cincinnati mine better known as
the Dix Kidd property, has fallen into
the hands of persons prominently in
touch of capital. and it is said extern
sive work win soon be going on there
The parties to the deal give assurance
that something in business like way will
be done with his property.
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SOCIALIST CONGRESS.
Frau Zeetkin Makes strong APP
peal 40 the Members ON behalf
of the Women.

GOTTA, Oct. 1s.-At today's sitting of
the socialist congress at Sieblichen. Frau
Zeetkin, the womans rights delegate TO
the congress. delivered a speech in which
she declared that the women were not
against the men, but were heart and soul
with them in opposing the aristocratic
and middle class capitalists. The work
of'first Importance. she said, was to or
ganize the workingwomen, because in
Germany the women were forbidden 10
join mems unions, and she proposed the
establishment of a propaganda by means
of leaflets and not through papers pub
lished for circulation among women.
Miss Loewenhurz. another of the fe-
male delegates, offered the suggestion
that the socialist women join hands with
those of the bourgeois class in their move
ments, but the proposition was met with
almost universal opposition on the part
of the other female delegates.
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There is nothing just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumn-
ton, Coughs and Colds, SO demand II
and do not permit the dealer TO sell yol,
some substitute. He will not claim there
Is anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something elsa
to be just as good. You want DR.. king
New Discovery because you know it to
be safe and reliable, and guaranteed to
do good or money refunded. For Coughs.
Colds, Consumption and for all affec-
tons of Throat, Chest and Lungs. there
Is nothing so good as is DR.. Kings New
Discovery Trial bottle free at q. c.
III. 1. drug dept Regular size so cents
and 81.
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TINrIC MINING NEWS.
Items of Interest From the Columns
of the Miner.

South Swansea shipped 40 tons of
ore Wednesday and the mine continues
TO look fine.
W. F. Patrick has let a new contract
for another 100 feet in the Southern
Eureka shaft and work was resumed
Wednesday.
Reports from the Buckeye are of an
extremely satisfactory nature The
ore bodies are holding out well both in
quantity and value. One carload was
shipped this week and another win be
ready to go out in a day or So
General Manager G. T. Bridges, Of
the Annie Consolidated, is preparing
to commence work on the company
property next week. From the excel
lent showing made in previous develop
ment of the Annie, we look for a good
report from the present work
Another new strike of high grade ore
is reported in the Sunbeam on the 250
foot level, this ore being said 10 show
200 ounces silver, 20 per cent. copper
and 81 in gold to the ton. From present
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THE. GElpRGTA sITIlArIoN.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 16.-Georgia
Populists have given the Democrats an
ultimatum which will probably not be
accepted. 1t is now alleged that the
uftimatum was a surface play. They
expect it's rejection, and will withdraw
their electors and leave the Populists
to vote for Mckinley. In return they
expect the Republicans to support the
Populist candidates for congress.
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Put Under Arrest.

NEW YORK, Oct. -16.-William Blu
chanan, of New York, who petitioned
today in Delaware for a receiver of the
Bay State Gas company, was tonight
served and cited to appear in a police
court on Monday to answer a crimi-
nal charge made against him by Ca
mile Widenfield. of the firm of Law
son & Widenfeld, of Boston and New
York. The summons was issued by
Judge Wentworth, city magistrate, on
dispositions which set forth that THE
said Buchanan had circulated, contrary
to the statutes of the state of New
York, false statements, rumors and in
telligence in the presence of said
W1denfeld and others, concerning the
Bay State Gas company of Delaware
stating that it was insolvent, and that
the president had diverted millions of
dollars of its capital stock to his own
use, and said Buchanan threatened
that he would ruin the said president
if he had to spend $4,000 10 accomplish
that end; that he had arranged to
bring suit against the company and
secure a receiver for it, unless he was
paid s235,000 for his securities by II
O'Clock Friday, Oct. 49, that if this
was paid to him, he would withdraw
his suit and stop all operations in the
meeting; that unless the payment was
maze, the suit in Delaware would be
pushed, and the whole matter would
be published in the evening papers of
the day"
With the deposition was filed an Aft
dayit by the treasurer on the Bay
State company, setting forth under
oath that the company was not insol-
vent or bankrupt; that on the contrary.
during the present year he paid off all
its Indebtedness at one time, amount
ing to over $1,000,OO0; that at present
1t had only small amount of current
deot and cash on hand to cover the
amount The secretary further alleges
that the president has not stolen any
of the capital stock and SO far as the
new issue is concerned he has not re-
celved or owned a single share of it.
Bright Braman has been selected as
co-receiver in Boston.
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Ore and BulIion Receipts.

The ore and bullion receipts yester-
day were as follows:
Bamberger & Mcmillan. ores, s9,S4S.
Commercial National bank, ores, S.
700.
National Bank of Republic, Ajax
ores, $500.
T. R. Jones & Co, ores, $4,000; bull
lion, $500.
Wells, Fargo g. Co., bullion, 1885.
Mccormick & Co, bullion, $500;
ores, $4,000: gold bar, 4,400.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-17
THE KELSEY HEARING
Commenced Before the City
Council Last Night.
The CONTRACTORS CASE
WHILE INTERESTING THERE WE'RE
NO SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

The Testimony Principally on the
Construction of the Fifth South
Street Sewer-Willserson Admitted
Having Violated the Contract, ana
the Engineers Instructions-rhe
City Engineer Slow in Rendering
Estimates and Testimony Intro
duced to Show His General In
competency-Hearin to BE Re-
sumed.
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A Bank Closes.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 16.-The Mer-
chaE'-s' bank closed its doors this morn
ing and posted a notice of assign
ment. The failure Of the bank, which is
a state institution, was due TO persist
snt fight made by outsiders on Presi-
lent j. H. Porter. The president saws
ne has no statement prepared but that
depositors will get every dollar back.
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A RECEIVER Wanted.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1e-An application
has been made fer the appointment
of a receiver for the West North Ave
nue. Building Loan and Homestead
ASSOCIATION. The application is made
by two stockholders who charge gross
Acknowledgement and virtual bank
ruptcy. The nominal assets of the as
ISOLATION are 2,00O
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MINES, MINING AND MILLING.


come TO the front in spite of the efforts
OF manipuiators to keep ii down. DAILY
ana Daily West We're inactive but firm
al the ruling quotations while nothing
was done in Four Aces.
The feature of the call, however.
was the way Sunbeam performed the
Jump act During Thursdays call this
STOCK changed hands at % cents, but
~ ~ was in good demand yesterday at
% ana 30, and indications go to show
mat 1t will go still higher before the
month is out
The Swanseas were a little weak in
lne bidding and recorded no sales.
holders held for higher prices, how
ever, and these stocks were very firm.
Lucky Bill was held at somewhere
near its value. but buyers were will
ing TO bear it down, which effort failed,
as holders We're not anxious to part
with the stock even at the figures
named by them.
follows:
SALES OF STOCK.
100 Anchor at S14715.
20 Geyser at $12O.
LOCO East Golden Gate at 3Ik cents
1UVO East Golden Gate at cents.
200 Mammoth at S2.05.
DUO Sunbeam at 30 cents.
oOU Sunbeam at 33 cents.
Total sales, 1915 shares.
Inc closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
CALL OF LISTED STOCKS.
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A FoRGER NABRED.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct 16.-Detec-
tive Goodman returned from Lakeview
near Riyerdale yesterday with George
T. Quinn. wanted in New York for for
gerry. Quinn raised , s44 check to $744
and left the east. He has been in hid
ing since his arrival in California.
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Silver and Lead.
r and lead quotations yesterday

Silver and lead quotations yesterday
were as follows:
western Union, bar silver, s51s
cents; lead, $3.50; casting copper 1O1s
cents.
United Press, bar silver 65k cents;
lead, s2.7O@$2.75; lake copper, I'M
changed.
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Body Of High Grade Ore
Discovered in the
Mercur.
OUTLOOK FOR TINTIC
A Fine Field For investments
AN Option Wanted on
South Swansea.
TIE BIG sUNFLOwER LODE
Shows Two Feet of Good Ore on
the Surface.
THE BIG SUNFLOWER LODE
Shows Two Feet of Good Ore on
the Surface.

srhe Mining Exchange-Activity in
Anchor, Geyser, Mammoth, Sum
BENIN and East Golden Gate-on-
tnrIO bullion Shipments-ParIs
Patriot Jottings-Tintic Mining
News-Actiyity in snnbean,-Thc
Lucky Bill StrilSe-Change in the
Dalton Directory-ShowinS in the
HomestaiSc Mine--The War Eagle
AIine-Ore and BuIIion-sfIvcr and
Lead-Nining Notes and Personals
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A quantity Of Rosebud ore was re,
oeived Thursday from the Autumnai
Receipts at the Park City sampler
yesterday We're: "a.
Rosebud, 6@ tons: Silver King, "a
varcoe, 13s. Daily West, 2sS4; Ancnoi'
1434 Flint, liz.
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withdrnws From business.

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. t6-The branch
of The Bank of British Columbia pub
lished a notice today of it's withdrawal
from business here. The reason given
is the unsafe condition of business 1t
is reported that the branch at Seattle
will also be withdrawn.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.,

Charles fIeckner ct ux to Hans Jen-
sen, part OF lot 2, block 43, plat BIS
John l.. Gresham to Mary Lane, part
of section 10, township l south. range
l west 81
Henry Haynes ct Tx. to Salt Lake
county. part Of section %, township
l south, range 2 west ........ q
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Produce Dealer Assigns.

LITTLE FALLS. N. Y, Oct. 10
Freeman Ives & Co., produce dealers.
have assigned. The firms capital is
rated at from $150,O0O to $780, 900; as
sets and liabilities unknown.
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UNION VETERANS, LEGION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-At this
mornings session of the Union Veteran
legion resolutions were passed advocat-
ing the election of Mckinley and Hobart
While the utmost reticence about dis
cussing the matter is exhibited by the
delegates to the encampment, it is said
that there was little debate on the sub
ject. and the resolutions were adopted
practically without opposition. It is I'M
derstood that the pension policy of the
present administration is condemned.
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Bank CIenringx.

The clearings of the associated banks
yesterday were s1SS,099 For the same
day last year they were s19O,43s.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES
BAY STATE GAS CoMpAyY pur IN
THE HANDS OF A RECEIVER.
A Sensational Arrest Fouoyys-At-
lanta BnniS CIoses-Prodace Deal
ers Assign-A Receiver Asked For
building and Loan Association.

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 1.-THE
Bay State Gas company was today
placed in the hands of receivers by
the United States court.
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JAflEs A. POLLOCK,
-3o Main street.

stocks bought and sold for cash or on
commission. Weekly market letter and
ley. jr. Member Salt Lake Stock Ex-
change.