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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
SAVED SALT LAKE BOARD
orders Were scarce aud sales Pew
aud Par ssetween-soush swan
see ssiii FIRM.

business on the Salt Lake Exchange
today ras rather quiet. and the days
record would have presented an enact
atcd appearance had II not been for the
unprecedented activity In Manhattan.
which sold 10 tho tune ~ 5000 shares
ut onc-fourth Of cent share. This
Transaction awelled the number u
shares sold to .ssso. but the value was
light. the total business amounting to
ts.s5i.si.
The call opened with sales Of Daisy
at a. ana 72i.. after which Daiy-wcst
took part. this stock selling at topsis
and closing with n bid Of 1853. Eagle
was rather weak and sold at 10 cents.
while Galena found taker at q cents.
and Northern Light iid business at
sst. Mammoth continued firm. being
taken at ti.ss. and Sunshine was n Hcl-
Ter at sjls. with an odd 80 changing
hands ut u. the closing bid for the
stock South Swansea maintained a
GOOD position and had buyers at nary.
while Sacramento went at as. aud was
In good demand at u.
lioston.De la Mar led out for un-
listed stocks. sales being made at H.
Golden Eagle remained practically sta.
tionary and sold a, o.. while Intcrna.
tionai was dealt Ia at az, after which
Joe Bowers did business at II and isi..
aud La Refine was taken at Is and -
the former figure being readily bid for
the stock. Midnight bowers sold at 4
cents, and Richmond Anaconda az n.
The closing figures were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Agreement Reached Ia chicago at rs.i.s-
dsy's Msstiug.

The revised agreement of tho West
srn Passenger association, which viii
be- TAKEN up az the adjourned meetlng
~ the Western lines ON "Wednesday,
dlffcrn In many mcAtoflal points ftum
the draft agreement submitted az last
weeks meeting. Features In the agree.
nicnt which might have been construed
~ Indications of an Illegal combination
have been eliminated, other changes
limit somewhat tho authority Of tho
chairman ana provide that the eNecu-
tive committee must be- appointed by
the unannimoun vote ~ the lines IN
the association.
Perhaps the most important clause ~
the now agreement that has hUeu elm
mated IN that providing that each road
shall deposit 10 the credit of the chair
man sum II at lenst $500 aa security
for the payment OF fines and ponaliler
for amy breaches OF agreement An.
other clause on the same lines which
failed 10 pass the last meeting cmpoW-
cred the chairman to cali Tor any rec
nrds pertaining ~ the fubiect under
Investigation. and provided that failure
81 the accused 90 furnish such rrcuriH
within ten days should be- considered AZ
an admission Ut guilt
The now agreement authorized the
chairman 10 Me Tor and In the name ~
Individual Tines with the Interstate
commerce commission an rates nccra-
fary under the law. but this. too. has
been excluded.
Wednesday'a meeting viii taxi, up the
rules governing the association and IT,
various rules. and after these have
been finally adjusted. tho lines VIII
vote upon the revised nrIremnt az "a
whole. ~ present the chnucra Tor It,
ultimate adoption are favorable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
IMPROVEMENT Az LAoooN.
Preparations M,hlnE Tor = nu.y season q
THIS Resort.

fnla ttsNftl
The Lagoon season h at hand" said
AT. Hamburger "and the fare Will be-
2, cents. AZ usual. which admits per-
sons TO all the uphtH and priyiieros u
the grounds and buildings. The La
Hopn VIII open for business un May
sWh, Decoration day. OlHru'H orchestra
has been enHaHcd Tor the season Mr.
y u. Bean OF the general ofIrc has
been appointed excursion agent and
VII look after the interests % aii tho
patrons 10 the resort.
At gontorNilic now station and
siding % being constructed which wilt
DO away with one of the stops and will
De known a. Cent? willie station. The
foud u also being extended from la
Foon 10 the north end ~ Pennington.
and tho rad bed II being strengthened
BY the replacing ~ standard heavy tica.
and 80 rail. Eleven acres ~ Land have
been added On the western side ~ tho
grounds. and n iarrr grand stand IL
nov almost complete. with a seating
capacity OF 1000 prefons. linse hail
rrounds have been laid out q hfidry
has been Constituted To IN. island IN
the lake, where u fountain will soon b.
playing. A large Ercon house has bc-n
erected. IN which rirr flowers can b.
seen. The dancing pavilion has been
enlarged about i.u0p square feet. seats
have brsn erected afnuuE tho trroa. and
painted IN frd ana green. adding very
materially ~ the beauty NJ the place.
New animals viii soon b. added Ia the
menhErfie. Monkeys arr nov on their
way ffutn Manila"
Manager Hamburger waves eloquent
Whenever he speaks ~ the thinFr thnt
arr doing out al Lagoon. Aside from
the beautiful valley" he says "the
surrounding mountain scenery. tho cn-
piuun supply 81 fresh water aud the
aHffaHaFaNsas
~ glass IN the distance, natur. did but
little In the way ~ making Lagoon an
attractive rvHDrt, but We are doinE the
rrsi.
shade tires by tho thousand swing
their cooling b1uEhH where only recent .
" the sun poured down his melting
rays unmoieHied. lakes have been crv.
ated and Islands brought into exist
eneei bridges span IN. waters ~ nrti-
ncial construction. and fishes by tho
million swim. FOUNDER and frllic. where
but few moons ngo the Efnsshopperr
and tho gopher held fuii sway. The
meadow has been converted into q sea.
and the humble coWpnth has become q
liquid highway for numbcflerf boats
that glide hither ana thither laden with
young and old In quest 81 recreation.
while the voice ~ the cricket has been
succeeded by the low, sweet murmuf.
ingn OF city SWANS pouring their Hinfi
~ ncvcr-iyinE devotion into the. eatF
81 love.sick mhidrnH; and the hrr rs.
once the sole illumination ~ the spot.
now finds himself superseded and cut
done by the glow and glitter ~ hum
drcdH ~ electric lights of all color.
sorts ana sizes CommodiouH dance
halls. mammoth payillonr, shady bnW :
rfH and grand stands fur the comfort of
all. hedeek tho grounds. while the rcuns
Il made ono OF beauty, and hence q boy
forever by hundreds ~ beds ~ the
richest and rarrHt ~ iiuwefu.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
RrAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

DeMorand Orlnin Jr.. to Union a
Jordan Irrigation company. war
ranty deed, Union aud Jordan
lrrigating ditch. e. O., ,,..,,.,.t
Thomas james To Winnlfrcd J,
Davis. warranty deed, lots -
and a. block ., Syndicate Place.
etc. - .. % .sss - see stsfssss W
willard YounRdale 90 Caroline
loungdale. warranty deed, sA-
no rods southwest from "a. rods
south OF northeast corner lot ].
block y. plat c.. O.. ...... ....t. 100
e. J. liarl II al 10 North Point y,
I. company warranty deed, part
Of northwest =. section 10, town
ship south, range vest. go. 100
u. T.. Henderson To Mary Me
caulcy, warranty deed. i2sx3s
feet norheaHt from 70 feet east
of southwest corner OF lot :.
block ". plat o.. ...... ...... 5000
Thomas adams 10 Aaron KeyHer.
warranty deed, Xxi rods south
east from northwest corner OF
lot .. block -. plat A.. d. ...... |. 300
l.. Eiiolden "a al Ia conglomerate
Mining company. uuit-claim
deed, fourth extension Of Tclc-
graph lode. West Mountain.
Joseph Rrinker 10 Edward Home.
sherlff'a certificate of sale, lhs
feet by 2it rods southwest from
2is rods west OF northeast cor
ncr OF lot T. block 90 plat o.. 1900
Tothi'' :. - - ,ss.ssffs,ssAf,ta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

a small shipment OF cyunidrH has
been sen, In by tho Nevada Reduction
William Brimley Of this city ioft for
Minldoka few days ago 10 work ON
the snake river dredgeH.
ciarence X Mccormick has arrived
from the East, after shaking hands with
tho big mining men ~ boston and New
York. lie sass Utah Ia all rlrht In
those parts
The superlntendent ~ the nunkor
nm milne at stockton. writes that he
has incrd1rod hia force. ana cNnrCtH tn
rend IN a nhlpmont Of ore during the
month.
a. IL. wetioy Of Butte, Mont. has
taken an option on the Aprii Fool mine
i. zoe t.h suf, esN., tnc gentleman
having put up 5000 yesterday, The
sellers arr W J. Dooly ana Frank VIII
son. original lucntors ~ the property,
bingham Bulletin; Increased pump
ing facilities have been ordered Tor the
Dalton q Lark. and II IL understood the
new owners intend to apply their ener-
giles 10 extending lower levels and deep
or workings,
George .. l. Goodman ~ Evanston.
Myo., was IN the city today. The Hen.
tlomnn n Interested In Utah mining.
W. " Stevenson, manager ~ tho
Highland copper company'H property AZ
bingham reports work progressing
Nl''Ao NAA '"NNNhfff" Nf'NNHHfN hNNfFf
ing.
Park Record; Francis Smith. prcsi-
dent ~ the Anchor Mining company,
arrived from MuskeEon, Michigan, last
sunday, aud viii remain In tho Park
several weeks when questioned re-
rnrdlng tho now mill Mr. Smith said
that he could give no definite informh-
tlon AZ yet, nT other parties from the
East Will arrive before final conclu-
sion II reached II N safe 10 predict
that the mill viii be built, however,
Iron County Recordi Daniel and
Robert Page N Little Pinto were In
town Tuesday ana made ua a brief call.
They report that development work II
being prosecuted on "a limited scale up
on their Hllyrr-lcnd properties near
Iron city. and that the showing n
most satisfactory. They eNpect 20 e..
nilze great things from their mine In
the not far distant future. and We trust
they may. f1r their perseverance merits
success.
The Hero Mining company has been
organized, u Has a capital stock ~
$4,000 In shares % ten ren,H each ana
owns claims In the southwestern pari
of Iron county W. ~. nonnsli IN
president, u. ~ Long, Vice president.
and a. ", Plough, secretary and treas
urer. These together with Lyman
Cnnfield and =. y. r0nneld, constitute
the board N directors. The canneida
are residents Of Ilamblin. Washington
county, and the other incorporators
are salt i.akera
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re,tnn On an, snn.hin..

Speaking Of the sunshine deal. Gll \.
i'cyt0n said yesterday that II was prac-
ueally closed up. although he preferred
To say nothing about tho lgurc. lie
was not posted. said he. concerning the
company'n plans for future develop
mcni. but supposed something would
V done within the neat few weeks. Mr.
Pcyton said the treatment OF sunshine
otcH had never been the problem most
people Imagined. and he vowed that ~
far ns that ~en concssned thi,s- woaia
M along all right.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
VARIOUS RAILROAD SALES.
Salt Lake and Ogden improvements at he
Lagoon Resort.
The Westerp Passenger Association
Reaches Agreement On May
Material Points.

New roft. May g.-Thc Minneapolis
~ Louis H. u. company On June I
VIII retire all ~ it, first preferred stock.
ltedmpnd. Kerr 4 company have bought
a,10o,ooo NJ the lrst ANA refundinE four
pet cent bonds ~ the company. and
the stock Will be paid m at their office.
The privilege Will be- given To- the FIRST
preferred stnckholdefs 10 exchange their
stock for bonds ou terms 10 be- an
nounced later.
Versailles Ky. May s-Tho Rich.
mond. Nichulusyillo. Irvine aud Beatty
Nillr railroad has sold itr right u way
nom Irvine 10 tleattyNiilc Tor tggi 900
10 Adolph sorcl. NJ Philadelphia The
sale was by order ~ the a.. \. court.
Tho road extends FROM Versailles 10 r.
Vino. sixty miles. and cost fiipl.u00 10
build and equip clrht years anu.
Boston, May arhu directors ~ the
Chicago. burlington a quincy railroad
declared a regular quarterly dividend
N ~ per cent today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Highland Hoy ssndius ors over u. rr.in
To the New Plant.

That the Highland hoy company l.
buHiiy engaged shipping ore over It's
tramway 10 the now Hmeltcr II the ~
port OF PaymaHter block. who spent
yesterday az the property. Mr.. Rock
last week To the cfiect that tho mines
output has Increased IN order TO gci n
good supply AZ the rmeltrr, prepara-
tory 10 an early start. lie says care iH
being exercised Ia tho operation Of the
tram until u n demonstrated that ev-
erythlng works all right. thea more ore
can he sent over and the amelter BE-
kept well supplied.
AIR Hook reports dcop snow at hing
ham. yesterdays storm having piled Il
W. Ia a considerable extent. Sir. Weir,
rho also spent yesterday at bingham
came In from the mine last nlEht.
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80 rnornLr rnrnr.


Los Angeles. cal. May THE dlyl-
sion officials N the Santa 70 pnrihc
railroad returned o. their respective
stations this morning. 10th the oiii-
clnlr aud the committeeman from the
conductors, hruk0mcn'a, engineers ana
fremen'H ORGANIZATIONS say everything
has been umicnhly arranged ms Tar ~
tho SALARY schedule h concerned and
that "a II nonsonns In talk about any
trouble coming up on the rnnd, There
IL nothing but the most harmonious
feeling existing between tn employees
and officials. and no talk or thoughts ~
q strike have entered Into the dollhrrns
tons between the employees ANA rail-
way officials, There are few trlillnT de-
tails which have not yet been adjusted
hut all matters viii be- Hmicnhly ar-
ranged tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

George Payne. captain OF tho boat
which plies between syracuse and
Antelope island. was IN the city today.
Talking 60 "NewH' reporter, the
gentleman stated that there was ailll
considerable activity on the Lake In
connection with recent discoveries Of
hiEh-grudo copper ore. ON tho north
end ~ the island Messrr, Marks. Doo-
Ian ana Clark nrc pushing work on
number Of good claims, and the show
ING IL excellent. The Frccd people. says
he. are also energetic IN prospecting
their ground. while In other parts Of the
island tho activity N equally great,
owners OF claims being PERFECTLY viii.
Ing To put thcif money Into them In
gentleman has faith In the future ~ tho
new camp, but says the Lake n little
stormy for a pleasant voyage az this
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

\ new depot viii be- built thi. SUM
m,r nt Laramie rs tho Union Pacific.
u viii be- built ~ mink sandstone with
white sandstone trimrningH
The ITO ufunde Western has Med
with the United states land office dupli-
cate maps showing final location Of
iwonty miles Ut tho Utah Eastern The
lftnh Central and Provo line viii b.
connected nnd each win then toad 10
tho reservation. The line begins ne
tho present end m the completed track
Of the Utah Central which N extended
six or seven miles toward iIcbcr and
" graded 10 that town, lieher may
therefore get road this Year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Ninety Men on the "a, non THE psiy aud
Ontario.

John ]. DAILY. manager II the Daiy-
West. he's Just returned from Park
city. and reports ~ mrn on the pay
roll pushing thlnra vigorously In tho
operation Of this property. 30 ship
mcnts have been made yet. but the
probabilities are that theY Will com.
menco very shortly. prior ~ tho pay
ment 81 monthly divifcndF. Mr Daiy
HnyH the force viii BE- gradually IN
creased ns openings nfr made. and no
opportunity Will b. loot 10 put the mine
right at the head u the list Although
the gentleman has no information on
the subject. he yenturrd the belief that
N silver continues 10 Improve. both the
Daily ana ootario will resume opera.
lions on a big scale. and Park city viii
boom nH Ia days or yore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

omaha. May -caitie-si ccclpta.
aeoo. Market slow. steady native beef
steers. ieQn5.s0i western steers. $50
0l.i0i Texas steers 2 sout,s 30. cows
and heifera. a,C01t,tli Gamers, 100
! %, stocken and feeder a.soGs oo.
calves. t.oOus,5a; bulls, NJ ~ etc. 2.cc
0s,0o.
fiosn-Ileccipts. 5000. MARKET .snGso
higher. Heavy. l,siGa,is; mixed. a.G2ls
Ga.ss. light. s.eeit1l.G1isi pigs. $3.50
. GO. bulk of sales. i.asnffa.siis.
steady. ycarllngs. i.coGs.ao. western
muttoaa. t.biui,Opi stock sheep. 500
1, 40. lambs, 4, 5ON5,sa.
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Kansas city. Mo-. May s.-cattie-
Receipts. 1000. Market slow; natiy,
steers. s.isns.i0; Texas steers, $500
i.5oi Texas cows. s.t0nt.oo; native
COWS una heiferr, 2. ss1t SO; rtockeru
and feeders. a.isdb.2si bulls. a..0Gl 90.
iirga-lieceiptr. is.eoo. Market.
steady. Hulk of sales, 3.ssua.5s. heavy.
a.G5na.ss. packers. a,t5ua.;0. mixed.
q tOna 90! ilEht. a.hs1a. Csis. yorkerH,
l.siHa.es. pigs. 2.GoGa.is
sheep l,ecsipta. 1000, Market steady
lambs. i,isuG,l5. muttona. a.OO1t.ss.
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Ia SAT MOVEMENTS.
Mining Men nondinr and nayinE Good
rrupertie. New Discoveries.

John ~. shafcr IL working with a
force " men on his copper property Mt
the head Of Salt VALLEY.
LoDre. Taylor a skoNa intend 10 ap.
ny Tor a patent 10 their ilg indian
group.
The nuntsman. Trown property a,
onion creek has been bonded to Denver
parties. The consideration has not
been made public.
Edward Loose Il expected In In few
days with u party ~ Eastern capitai-
lstn. who afe looking for Investments In
copper.
Warner Smith ~ Tennessee. who vie.
ltcd the Ia Hal district last season aud
became Interested IN several promising
properties. " expected Ia about May
salt Wash h s,lli tho center u at.
traction and the work being done "
Increasing the mineral showing. a
vein Of manganese has been discovered
north ~ the Salt wash. and traced Tor
several miles.
VIM. Hayes and ~. DeArcy were In
town this week. They viii return 10
ihe Paradox district this week 10 con-
tinuc work IN some promising claims
located there early In March.
Tho DcArcy brothers have sold
nfth interest In one ~ their claims az
MIL Greek ana tunnel to be- run IN
10 feet win b. begun In a short time.
tn. necessary tools viii rrach Cisco
this week. Five men Will BE- put az
work on the tunnel.
John ". CLARK. tho wcii known pros.
psctor. accompanied by his son. reached
Moab Wednesday. Mr., clark will ar
range at once 10 begin work az his
mines on Gold iiaain. on which such q
nne showing was made last summer.
n II believed that the snow has gone
on The -snountains .nMalont 10 bosin
work az once
Mr.. a. ~. DcArcy Of Denver, father
~ the well known beArcy nrothcrf.
who have prospectci In this region the
past two seasons. made fiying trip ~
Halt Wash last week. n II reported he
secured a bond on some pfomlninH
claims there for company ~ Denver
people. lie returned TO Denver the first
81 the week.
The discoveries at Salt Wash have
set the men 10 prospecting along the
cliffs ON both sides ~ the valley ~
Moab, Some nns samples ~ copper ore
have been found along both sides ~ tho
valley ever since the valley wnH settled,
but no one has ever taken the trouble
10 investigate 10 ma Ia source, The
formation here n similar TO Salt Wash
ana little dirEing may show NJ
equally ~ rich veins.
Inquiries rerafdinE the hest time 10
come into the Ia sal mounta come
10 uH from q number Of places. We can
say 60 all that " h possible a. rot into
some ~ the basins AZ the present time
hut II will b. several weeks before now
ground can be- pfoNpectcl 60 advantage.
This coming week will Hee several par
Ties start in 90 continue work began
last ycar.-urand Valley Times,
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The Pearl correspondent of tho nolre
staternan says the s-stamp mill at
Pearl ~ pounding day aud nlght on
lcviathnn ore. a whitley concentration
was put In the min last month and II
handling tho orr very alphabetically. The
thcckmnte mine II sinking another
hundred feet. The black Crook Mining
company are driving largu tunnel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

chlcaFo, May 3-iIogn-Receipta is,-
900. Tomorrow. 2s.ooo. left over. 1850.
Market steady 60 strong. mixed and
butchers, fi.ss " lass. good heavy.
ti.ss u t1.siia; rough heavy. 49, ~
sles: light, sass 70 t1.s2M.
cnttls-iseceiptn. i.go0 Market steady.
bc"yeu. $40 u ts.1s: cows and helfcrs,
ti,sn 70 N,91i Texas steers, $50 " t.AVi
ntockorr and Feeders, $50 % $500.
Shccp--itrcciptr inoop Market
steady sheep. ta.so y ssis. lambs. $40
n fsOQ,
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cned. Work on the now shaft IA about
to begin. and the fact that it, sinking
viii In no wise intsffefcr with dividends
has a distinct bearing on the stocks
advance at this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

There has been considerable npecuin-
ton among mining men concerning the
real status Of the Eagle strike. those
interested being anxious to know Just
what u amounts to. A News" re-.
porter looked the matter NJ. but could
KIT no further information than that
the strike was good one, the ore run.
ming well In silver and lead. and show
inE promising streak 81 copper II II
not known Just how large the new orr
body II. but A. NJ. spooncr. who came
In yesterday with a number 81 me
samples. was OF opinion that II would
lead TO something big.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Richmond Anaconda 100 q lie.
Total shares sold. 1850.
selling value Of stocks. t5.s57.ss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Are your advanced classes provided
with pr. Talmagc'E new Church text
book. The Articles Of Faith2 II not.
call az the News office and obtain the
special terms offered.
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BINGHAM BONANZA
TO CHANGE HANDS.
Silver Shield Mine viii be Sold
for 100000.
NOW SHIPPING GOOD ORE.
Highland hoy sending ore TO the
smeiter-As the Daiy .west- Mis-
ceii.neous I'ems.

The silver Shield mine. which viii
soon pass into the hands uf the silver
shield Mining and Milling company for
feo,o0o, reported at the sampler today
with four cars OF ore. the frat-clasa
running 20 per cent lead and y ounces
silver TO the ton. This u bingham
proposition ana consists % two PATENT
ed claims lying near the Old Jordan
and galena, now embraced In the hold
inHs " the United States Mining COM
pany ~ present Il IL under lease TO
Mcssr-. Hood and I.edgerwocd. who.
within the past i've months. have
shipped $1,000 worth of ore. The mine
was located fifteen years nEo by John
Ttcrnan. who bcqueathrd II 10 his sons.
a. X. and John Jr, by whom II - now
owned. II has been thorulEhiy de-
yeloped and presents an excellent show
Ing, 30 good In fact. ~ To warrant the
assertion that from ita operation the
irrespective owners VIII reap regular
dividc..da.
The sccond-ciass ore from this mine
assays II per cent lead. ~ ounces silver
~ gold ana some copper. the whole
making a very desirable shipping ma
The silver Shield Mining and Milling
company viii fiie articles Of incorp0ra-
tlun some time this month. II Will have
capital ~ 100000 shares, which, &c.
cofding To the terms " the bond. viii
be paid FOR at 20 cents each. payments
being made In monthly instruments ~
: cents a share. Tho company will In
Cludc Josiah liarneti. who will doubt
less be- PRECEDENT. \. iianauer. a. A..
Maybefry. a. X. and John Herman. j.
W. Langley ana 4. Hanaucr Jr., who
VIII act A. the company'a secretary. A.
soon ~ incorporated the ground viii be
worked with renewed vigor, and ship.
inents sent 10 market 80 fast aa the ore
can BE- taken out This viii make pos
slble the payment u dividends within
a comparatively short space ~ time.