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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-24
EXCITEMENT Ar KEYSTONE.
Rich Copper strike In Rambler
Making q Stir In Wyoming.

A. T. Holmes OF the Rambler mine,
situated about fifty miles west OF Lara
ME, Wyoming. has secured from Dem
Yer a pump which Is being placed In
the Y me. The excitement at Keystone
following the strike last Thursday OF
$500 copper ore, was very great, and In
the succeeding twenty-four hours 102
claims were staked out. since increased
to i20. The Rambler Is about three miles
further up Douglass creek than the
Keystone, and a mile above the Albany.
A couple OF months ago the mine passed
into the hands OF the Rambler Copper
company, composed OF Dr. A. b. Hamil-
ton, A. T. Holmes and Charles kuster,
Jr
The shaft had al that time reached a
depth Of about sixty feet, says the
Laramie Boomerang. The new owners
took Il up al a depth Of forty feet and
leaving the shaft at an incline sunk
It to a total depth OF about eighty feet
In sixty feet the number OF ore changes
was probably never equalled by any
other property In Wyoming The
seventh variety Of ore encountered was
o carbonate rich In copper after which
70 went into oxide and finally into me-
talic copper. The rest Of the ores are
an carbonates and Mr.. kuster says
there Is not one but what carries
good percentage Of copper. Mt. kuster'
who has watched the progress OF events
az the mine very closely and made
many assays. unhesitatIngly says the
ore they are now In will run 500 to the
ton. The only question Is, VIII II
hold out?" and he believes, now that
they have got to the copper ITSELF II
WILL
For the last six weeks the company
has been working from seventeen TO
twenty men. In three shifts, and prog
ress has been rapid, II Is not necessary
20 shoot this ore Il is so soft II can be
picked out and as easily crumbled be-
tween ones fingers. No matter now
often broken. there CLEANS from every
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nEsEREr EvENINe NEws. SATURDAY., NOvEMBER e. 1900.

In Little Cottonwood, binding them
selves 70 pay $4,000 for the property
within eighteen months
Jesse Knight contemplates closing
down the Black Jack Tor the winter,
Much money has been spent In devel-
opment work, and Mr. knight feels
that further outlay is uniustiiied.
a new vein IS reported to have been
struck on the l00-foot level OF the
Ophlr mine az statellne. The streak
runs well IN gold but the extent or
the ore body Is as yet unknown,
Tlntic Miner: A. Louhwitz came
rown from Salt Lake Sunday 20 attend
70 the assessment work on his Maya
zine claim which lies northwest Of the
Beck.
ST. George Falcon: Work at the Apex
mine Is being pushed as rapidly az CIR
cumstances win permit The ore is re-
ported as becoming richer az the mine
Increases In depth. Several wagons are
kept busy hauling ore
ST George Falcon. y. w. Jennings
stopped here on his return To- Salt Lake
City from the Grand Gulch mine. Work
In the mine Is progressing rapidly there
being twenty-five men az work. The
two hundred foot level has been reached
and is being opened up. Besides sink
ing the shaft about 200 feet Of tunnel
Ing has been done, mainly at the lVl-
foot level II IL estimated that lt VIII
take two years to work out that level
Moab Times, a. NJ. Paul Of Salt Lake
City Is In town this week % look over
the copper prospects IN this section with
view to locating an extracting plant
operated on a process lately Invented.
He Is associated with II. G. Edwards
and others Of Salt Lake city He was
here about year ago and shipped out
about 1900 pounds OF the copper ore
from this section 10 use In experiment
ing with the process and finds It as well
adapted TO II.
San Francisco Post. Much excite
ment has been created lately In the
French Gulch district Shasta county
over strike In the Shafter mine.
From a twelye-inch vein in that
property ore Is being taken which
fairly glitters with gold. Some OF II
goes as high as 81 a pound. The lowest
assay yet received Is $3.50 a ton. Speci-
men pieces from the ledge, as large aa
a walnut, snow more gOld thah quartz
The fortunate lessees expect 10 realize
at least $4,000 from their find.
The Boston News Bureau says il seems
10 be thoroughly understood that the
Guggenhelms will receive $4,000. 900 OF
new smelter stock for their property
equally divided between preferred and
common II Is likely that the capital
izatlon OF the Smelling company viii
DE made around 500 900 900. This would
still leave In the treasury OF the COM
pany s., 100 600 each OF common and pre-
ferred. yet to be Issued In proportion
to capitalization, the net income from
the Guggenhelm properties will be
larger than from the existing concerns
belonging TO the smelling company
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Electeh DIRECTORS.

Provo, Nov. 2i.-The stockholders OF
the Annie Mining company held their
annual meeting in this city yesterday.
The following directors were elected
for the ensuing year: A. McCurtain r.
/. Jones. Jesse NJ Smith, Ii. f. Thomas
and Nessle Grouse. The expenditure OF
$500 was authorized; this amount Will
be used 10 sink the shaft. which Is now
down $50 feet, so feet further Il was
also decided TO commence proceedings
necessary TO obtain a patent for the
claims owned by the compSay.
The property OF the company consists
OF five mining claims situated In the
Mercur district Considerable develop
ment work has been done, and The
stockholders believe they have a prop
erty which Will become valuable when
more extensively developed
The directors organized with the fol-
lowing officers President. A. McCur-
tain; vice president, T.. l.. Jones' secre-
tary. Mrs. Eta Smith; treasurer, Mrs.
Hannah A. Jones
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MINING NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir have gone
10 st. Louis.
Manager Walter Filler Is up from the
Annie Laurie.
The second payment has been made
on the Concord mine, Sumpter oregon.
Park City has more snow now than
at a similar time for a number OF years.
A mill and concentrating plant are 10
be erected in the ollnghouse district
Nevada.
d. II. Peery, Jr.. has purchased 100
shares Of Silver King stock at 30 per
share.
VIM II. Craigue. mining engineer OF
Colorado, has determined 10 make salt
Lake his home.
Frank r. McNamee, who has been
here on business since yesterday morn.
ing. left today for Carson City New.
". F. Snyder and Harry Spence have
secured an option on the Homestake
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ASSESSMENT NO. 3,

la Refine Mining Company, Office and
principal place OF business, Salt Lake
city, Utah. Notice is hereby given that
az a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
held on the END day OF Nov, 1900, an
on the 22nd day Of November, 1900, an
assessment Of cent per share was
levied on all shares OF the capital stock
OF the corporation issued and outstand-
ing, payable on or before December
2sth. 1900, to the treasurer. at the COM
pany's Office. No. 20i Progress Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid on the 2gth day OF
December. 1900, will be delinquent and
for sale at public auction;
and unless payment IS made before. 50
many OF the shares represented By each
certificate OF the stock 80 delinquent,
as may be necessary. will be sold on
the Goth day OF January, 1901. at 2
o clock p. M, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost OF
advertising and expense OF sale.
p. ]. CONWAY. President,
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Oct. nth 1900.
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MARKET VERY MUCH MIXED
Some Pressure 10 Sell al The Opening, Most
Marked in lndushias,
Speeinlties Decline Covering Causes
Hally-C Closing Active
and Weak.

New York, Nov. 24,-There was some
pressure TO sell at the opening Of the
stock market which was most marked
among the industrials. especially rub
Der, which fell IA, and the steel stocks.
Some railroad stocks showed sharp
gains while others which opened lower
rallied quickly. Northern Pacific was
conspicuous with an opening rise Of IA
on buying Of large blocks, but II fell
back. Selling OF sugar and the steel
stocks had some effect on the railroads
and a reacti0n occurred. In most OF
the principal specialties declines APP
proximated n point, but only In Penn
sylvania, and Kansas City Southern
preferred OF the railroad division did
the loss reach a full point. The market
rallied on an active covering movement
before IL o'clock. Recoveries reached
in rubber preferred and lA In the
common Northern Pacific advanced
altogether rs, Union Pacifics rose an
extreme III.
The bank statement was unexpected
ly favorable, but prices declined on
realizing. Rubber preferred reacted ia
from the top and sugar as much. The
bears sold the market when the lack
OF renewed demand was perceptible.
The closing was quite active and weak
with prices Of some stocks at the low
point Net changes were mixed.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call steady at per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 4hG5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange nominal with act
ual business In bankers bills at 4Sjd
y for demand and 4Slhd4 for sixty
days; posted rates. i.S2 and ass. COM
mercial bills AS0A0&.
Silver certificates 64hq65l5.
Bar silver, 63A.
Mexican dollars, 30.
state bonds inactive; railroad bonds
firm; government bonds weak Refund
Ing 2s registered and coupon, los, 80
registered and coupon, 1924; new As
registered and coupon. l.37A; old Is
registered and coupon, Lisa IS regis
tered and coupon llS.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Steady; fair refining. 3E;
centrifugal 96 test a.; molasses sugar,
3%.
Rehned-Easy; crushed, 900; pow
dered, $40. graduated. $50.
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smelter Combine.

j. b. Grant, vice president OF the
Omaha and Grant Smelling and Refn-
ing company Of Denver, and also chair
man Of the operating committee OF the
trust, speaking OF the consolidation Of
the American Smelling and Refining
company and the Guggenheims, says.
II know nothing OF the details Of the
deal and any information relative 20
the terms Of the consolidation on my
part would be purely a matter Of specu.
lation
1T will be within the power OF the
company TO Increase the price Of silver.
il will have no effect on the run.
ming OF the Globe and Grant shelters.
They will continue operations Just az
heretofore. cannot say anything I'm re-
gard 20 the election OF officers II the
deal Is based on q consolidation instead
OF a purchase. as understand it Is, the
officers ot the new corporation will
probably be elected az the meeting held
next month"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-24
BUSINESS NOTES.

The organization OF the railroad 10
Los Angeles during the week has had
an excellent effect in business circles,
and the general feeling among com
mercial men, now that Salt Lakes
dream OF years is about TO be realized
may be said to be best reflected by the
word 'jubilant'. Added to this is the
likelihood that the Burlington road
Will come In from the east before the
new outlet 20 the west II completed
With two such factors there can be
but little question regarding the imme-
date future OF business In Salt Lake
and Utah generally.
The local stock market shows
new strength. the main move
ment being in Utah sugar which
has advanced 800 a share since last
Saturday. Broker Cutters circular is
sued yesterday says the rapid advance
In the price OF this stock Is one OF the
surprising features OF the week and
that 1t looks as though the stock would
reach per cent basis or $50 per
share. before long. r. c. NJ. l. Is firm
at slSj. with but little to be had. Des-
eret Savings has advanced TO sl41. the
high water point In its history. Coop
Wagon, Home Fire, Utah Sugar. and
Clark Eldredge all pay dividends next
month. which will have a stiffening ef-
feet on their quotations
The following are the latest records:
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Peculiar Notice.

A claim notice In the Grand Encamp-
ment district IS said to read like this
I'VE found Il. and We claim II by the
right Of founding IL. It's Our'n. It's t9O
feet in every direction except south
west and northeast and there is 800 feet
on each side OF this writin'. It's called
the Bay Horse and we claim even the
spurs. and we don't want nobody jump
ing on this Bay Horse--that's what
these trees Is around here for ana
we've got the same piece OF rope that
we had down In old Mlssourl.'
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OMAHA Live sTOCK.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 2l.-Cattle--Re
celpts 1900 SLOW, steady i0m25 cents
lower Tor the week. Native beef steers,
A250j.i0. western steers, .00ff4. 60.
Texas steers. 3.oOq3 20; COWS and helf-
ers. 2gOMi %; Gamers 5000 IS:
stockers and feeders, 3.0Oqf. iO calves,
S.0006 90. bulls, stags, ETC. 2.O0a4 90.
Hogs Receipts. 1000. 6GiOc higher,
closed weak Heavy 4.s00i 30: mixed,
4S2hG4S5; light, l.S2isq4. %, pigs, 3.75
G4.65; bulk Of sales. 4. S2Ia04S7ls
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GRAND CENTRAL
MAMMOTH CASE
Mining Engineer ellis Undergoing
Searching Examination
A BIG DAY on EXCHANGE
Man, shares and Much uoneyChanged
Hands To-day star Consol-
idated stronger
A BIG DAY ON EXCHANGE.
TOOAYS ME TAILS.
SILVER 63 30
LEAD, $500
CASTING COPPER l5I

Don G. Gulls, a mining engineer has
been on the stand In the Grand Central
Mammoth mining suit at Nephi, since
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and was
continuing his testimony today. His
information Is Of an expert nature and
Is very much similar TO that given by
Mr.. Clement. It relates to the nature
OF the ground and the quantity and
quality OF ore in the different veins.
The length Of time being consumed, and
that is likely to elapse ere the case Is
concluded, Is almost appalling to those
interested
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Dewey Consolidated.

Articles OF Incorporation OF the Dewey
Consolidated Copper & Gold Mining
company were filed today with the sec
rotary Of state The property belong
Ing 70 the company is situated IN Blng
ham. The incOrporators are sig. ST.
mon, president Evie Branting, secre-
tary, NJ. y, Buck, !, Z. Wilson. Matt.
Collinson, Jr. Sam Dowse and A. l..
Morris.
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DENVER LIVE 5ToCK.

Denver. Colo Nov "a -Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 400. Slow ane -'eady. beef
steers. 25li5 90; COWS. i.2y486O feed
ers, freight paid to river, 3,OOG4.l5;
stockers. DO, 225q420; bulls, stays,
etc, 2.OOGS.OO
Hogs Receipts. 500. Market q 10
cents higher. Light packers, 4,S5d4 80;
mixed and heavy, 490dt95.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Steady.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
surface the metallic CLINT Of NE native

surface the metallic CLINT Of the native
copper.
The ore body exposed is eight feet
wide. but there is yet no sign Of walls
The same vein was uncovered sixteen
feet some tine ago by the former own
ers, with no walls ir sut. There Is no
windlass work about the Rambler
which is provided with engine. hoist
and all the machinery necessary for
rapid and efficient development The
camp. too Is complete with engine
house shaft house, bunk house, etc, 80
that the men viii be wlntered as com
Portable as they could be anywhere.
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RELIEF SOCIETY.

The Relief Society OF the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion win convene IN the Four
teenth ward assembly hall. Saturday,
December LIST, at 10 a. m and 2 p. m.
A full attendance Of officers and mem
bers is requested and all interested In
the work are invited to be present.
NJ. ISABELLA HORNE,
President.
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MONEY 4
SAVERS!

Election is over and Thanksgiving
win soon be here, then comes Christ
mas, something up an the time but we
are stlll putting up the old reliable
Three Crown Baking Powder; also pure
spices and fine nayoring extracts, they
viii save you money In price and give
you better value than the imp0rtedi for
sale at all grocers5 ask for them and
refuse all substitutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-24
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Consolidated Mercur 100 az 4.5i; 100
at i.30; 100 at 2.2I; 100 at 4 20 100 at
4 .22h 100 at l.2s. 100 at 4.2g.
Daly-West, so az 23,Ss. 50 AZ 1898;
20 at % .s5. 225 at "A. 90; 90 at 24.02h.
Dexter. 100 az .02k.
Grand Central. 100 at 5.2S 200 at $50;
200 at 5.3l: 100 at s 80: 200 at 5.37.
May Day, 1000 at a. 500 at 2iA $500
at %: 100 at 2ih.
Northern Light, 1000 at IL.
Rocco Homestake, 400 at 72.
Sacramento. 200 az 26i4.
Silver Shield, 800 at "a,
Star Consolidated 100 at s0k 600 az
81; 1900 at 90; 800 at Ssa 100 at SOS;
200 at sos 400 at slh 400 at slh, 1900
az sl& 800 az e2. 100 az elM.
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MINING EXCLUSION
TO
Bingham.

The "old Reliable camp win be
visited Sunday. Nov. 25th. Those inter-
ested In the development OF the mines
and especially the copper veins, should
not miss this opportunity. Sl,00 round
trip. Train at 1850 a. m. Return at
GOO p. m,
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sAN TRANCIsCO GRAIN.

San Francisco. Nov Wheat
Steady; Dec, 967s May LOSS. cash,
06A
Barley-Easy; Dec %; May, 7SA
cash T2tb.
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cents higher. Bulk Of sales. A9OGA9j;
heavy, AS5a6O0 packers, 4.9Od5.00;
mixed, IS7hQA95: Hight. lS5d5.0O,
workers., lgOdb0O pigs. A65GL97h.
sheep-Recelpts. 1000; steady. Lambs,
400d525: mrttons. 200dA30.
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TICKETS. INCLUDING SUPPER. So. 90
THE APOLLO.

The LATEST and most PERFECT
self-playing piano attachment In the
market. On exhibition and sale az
CAIrDER's MUSIC PALACE,
Is and AZ w, Second South Street.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago. Nov. 2L-December wheat
opened az 7OAGA, touched 70%, reacted
10 5ib, eased to IO7s, and rallied TO
IA.
Close Wheat-November, 7lh, De-
cember 1lb; January. 1l&.
Corn-Noyember. As: December, 3Gh
Oats-Noy., Piss Dec. 2l5s.
Pork-Nov.. ll.O0; Jan. 12-07h.
I.ard-Nov., lis Jan, $50.
Ribs-Nov. 775; Jan, 625.
Cash Wheat-No red. 72G7l, No.
s. Glq72: No 3 red, 69G7g, No hard
winter. e9GTi No. 3 do. 67d70; No /
northern spring. 7la74 No. do, 7lQ
IA No. spring, G1Q13
Corn-No 9, "a: No. 3. $500.
Oats-No. 2, 22hqA; No. Q. AJAX.
Rye-45h
Barley-31dil.
Timothy--4.i5.
Flax-Northwest. l.69.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle 90 Receipts. 200. - Nomlnally
steady Good 10 prime steers, 25Q
5. Is; poor 70 medium. zoos. l5 stock
ers and feeders. 2 25d4. 20; COWS, 2 7ea
AIS: heifers. 2.75Gt. 90; Gamers, 2.OQq
2. s.; bulls 2 e0di.5j. calves. 3 .50Q5. 80;
Texas fed steers, i.00G4.S5: grassers
8. 25q4 49, bulls. 2.2jd3. 50.
Hogs-Receipts today. 1000; Monday.
1000; left over, 1900 Opened 10 cents
higher, closing weak, advance mostly
lost Mixed and butchers, Asa 500.
good 10 choice heavy 4. 1904 .97ia; rough
vy.4.60ai.70. light 4.6jQ4,GA, bulk
OF sales i.SQ4 e2ia
sheep-Receipts. i.500. Steady, good
to choice wethers, 4OOQ4.30, fair to
choice mixed 315ai. 90; western sheep.
4 O0ql.25. Texas sheep 2.b0G3.6O; ma
tive lambs, i.i0Q5.S0; western lambs,
t.75Q5.25.
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HAD A GREAT DAY.
Many shares Sold aud Considerable
Money Is Turned.

Today was one Of the biggest days ex'
perienced on the mining exchange this
year. Trading was very lively and the
bulls and bears consequently happy.
For the amount Of business done the
session
was very short one and left the board
like this:
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SWAIN.-Mary NJ, wife Of Albert
Swain. in this city. Saturday morn
ing. November oath. OF heart failure.
Deceased was thirty years OF age.
The funeral will be held from the
Thirteenth ward meeting house on
Tuesday next az p. m, Friends OF the
family are invited.
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BOSTON COPPER.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Boston, Nov ABB. & NJ 1910 asked
b. & y. 9lhQ92
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DIED.

CHATTERToN.-Tn this city, Novem-
Der %, 1900 OF bronchitis, Phlllis r.,
daughter OF William and Anne Carl
son Chatterton, aged Z months and
IA days.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
at 3 p. m. from SIC Post street Friends
are invited 10 attend.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 2I-Cattle-
Receipts, 100; Market unchanged
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; steady 10 5
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New York, Nov. 2I.-The weekly
statement OF averages Of the asso-
ciated banks shows
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