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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-31
The Dixie OptiOn,

Jean F. Webb, OF the syndicate that
has secured an option on the Dixie
group, accompanied by w. - McDou-
gall, a California mining man. arrived
In this city from Salt Lake Wednesday,
says the Washington County News.
Mr.. Webb was seen at the 81 George
hotel by a representative Of this paper,
and said:
Il recently returned from ST. Louis,
where ! had been to confer with my
associates, and paid down $500 cash
In salt Lake City last Saturday, this
being the first condition under which
we secure The option We viii decide
within the next sixty days whether we
will obtain possession permanently or
not. IL We decide TO buy we viii pro-
coed with the development on a per-
manent basis. We have unlimited cap.
ital, and are In no hurry to realize or
Try TO make any profit, because we feel
that the proper thing 10 do first viii
be to thoroughly develop the ore bodies
before deciding upon the character Of
plant 20 put in for treating the ores.
II the mine proves TO be what we ex-
pect We Will put up a smelter with a
capacity TO treat at least 500 tons OF
ore per day We will also buy and
treat ores from the surrounding mines
and thus create home market.
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MAMMOTH Is MUCH WEAKER
Bowers Extension Hammered Down
Daisy Declining Daiy-West
stronger.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 6OH
LEAD, S+.b7h
CASTING COPPER l5Js

stocks were rather inactive today and
with the exception Of Daly-West and
Northern Light nearly all the stocks
traded In showed a declining tendency.
Daly-West started out at sl2.llh, but
closed little stronger while Northern
Light recorded its best sale at rs.
Mammoth shows shrinkage today.
II entered the lists at s2lOis. but sold
down to s2.07k.
Bowers Extension was hammered
down TO ~ today while Joe Bowers
was handed out at sh.
Daisy sold down to 7ls, while Chloride
Point was traded in at II, and the Ne
vada, OF Galena, New, made sale at
s.
Sacramento participated at q. Emer-
aid was bought at SIs and Golden Eagle
responded at 2h. Yankee Con. was a
little weaker at liz, while Bunker Hin
shows decided gains, being traded In
UP 70 3h. Mercur dropped 200 q $500.
Quotations were posted as follows:
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SUGAR
sugar-raw, strong; refined, firm.
MONEY AND BONDS.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Jan. Observation-Disclosures,
1880 Good to choice natives, steady;
others dull, Texans firm; receipts, 500,
COW market and Gamers about steady;
feeders unchanged. Beeves, 40O4625;
cows, 3.OO@4.50; hefers, a25a5OO; can
ners, 225a2s5: stockers and feeders,
325qi.S5; Texas fed beeyes, 4O0G520.
Hogs-Receipts today, 10000; tomor-
row, 2l,000, Left over, 1888. Active,
steady to shade higher, Mixed and
butchers, 4S5q5SO; good 10 choice
heavy. 470G4.s2h; rough heavy, AS
at65, light, ii5G4.70; bulk Of sales,
i65dL75.
sheep-Recelpts, 10000, Best, steady;
others slow. Native wethers, 4.60q5,35.
western wethers, 475G5.30: native
lambs. 5000 100; westerns, 6.00d6s0.
PRODUCE.
May wheat opened at 6sisQh;
declined to 677s; advanced TO 6sh, and
again fell TO 67H
Close Wheat-Jan, 657s; May,
6SkQk; July, 6S7s.
Corn-Jan.. S0ss, May, S2%9%.
oats-Jan., 22h; May, 2SA
Pork-i042h; May. l0sIi4
Lard-Jan., 5.77is; May, $50.
Ribs-Jan., 5,67is May, $40,
Cash: Wheat--No. 2 red, 69dk No.
g. red, 65a6Sis; No 2. hard winter 65h;
No. 3. do, 6oQ6ba Mol northern spring,
67Q6Sie No. 2. northern spring. 66s9
67is; No. 3, spring. G3dG6h.
Corn-No. 2, 3lia. No. 3, SlS.
oats-No. 2, 20; No. 3, 22hg%.
Flax--i.56
Rye-53i.
Barley-35G45.
Timothy-2.b0.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan. 30.-The wool market
here was more active this week Terri
tory woods shaded the list with fine
medium and fine secured selling az e5c
while choice staple called for zoe
Fleece woods were In slow demand and
prices largely nominal. Some Aus
tralian woods were sold, but prices are
normal Quotations:
Territory Wools--Montana and Da-
kota. fine medium and fine. 22d2ic:
secured, e2GGJc; staple, CSd7Oc. Utah.
Wyoming. fine medium and fine, i9d22c,
secured, GOd6Sc; staple. 65d6Sc. Idaho.
fine medium and fine l1Qglc secured.
eOa CSC; medium, e0u23 secured. 52a
5ie.
Australian. secured basis. spot prices
-Combing superhne. SS0gOc good. SEQ
81. average, Csc.
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INDUSTRIAL STOCKS.

Without wishing 90 discriminate
against the industrials II cannot escape
attention that they are untried; that
they are sustained by profits which
probably cannot continue; that as a
class they are highly inflated: that they
must face a period Of hostile legisla'
ton; that many OF them must undergo
severe reorganization, and that specula-
ton therein involves unusual risk.
There are a few OF the industrials or
ganized on conservative lines which
VIII prove remuneratiye 10 their hold
ers, and these may be held with con-
fidence So far these industrials have
not become a serious menace TO the
stock market, for the reason that only
a small proportion Of their issues Of
securities Is distributed among the pub
lie The great majority Of the Ia
dustrials are still held by the original
holders who accepted securities when
surrendering control OF their individual
plants. II they failed to sell at the
high prices Of 1899 they simply lost
imaginary profits: there were no real
losses TO them. hence the decline has
caused less injury than would have
happened had the public been free
buyer Of these inflated properties. In
the future operations IN 'ha industrials
are likely TO be carried along on more
conservative lines The banks are dis
eliminating sharply as 10 collateral,
and this Is factor Of safety.
The induetrials cannot expect 10 gain
full public confidence until they furnish
reliable annual or semi-annual reports
Of their operations and conditions. In
view Of the enormous powers and adj
yantages which they hold, the public
have right to this information and
legislation against the trusts could take
no wiser or more effective form than
enforced publicity. BY such means
the public would be protected against
monopolistic abuses: investors would be
saved from fraud, and the industrials
themselves would gain through COM
manding the confidence Of which many
OF them are now destitute.-Clews.
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MINING NOTES.

The Calsns KIM OF Stockton mar
keted car Of ofe-today.
The Leonora. of'Stockton. is said "a
be sinking on some very good ore.
W. J, Lawrence is visiting the Honor
Inc property at Stockton today.
The Rabbits Foot Of Tlntlc took
down the price Of two cars Of ore to-
day.
The Centennial Eureka Of Tlntic took
down the proceeds Of ten cars Of ore
today.
The Glasgow & Western Exploration
company marketed two cars OF ore TO.
day FROM its Nevada properties.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
l6 cars OF ore from Tntic, one from
Stockton, and four from Bingham.
The last issue OF the Alaska Miner.
published ct Juneau. states that Wal
ter Goodwin, formerly OF this city, was
recently married to Miss Herd.
The first car Of ore from the Eutonla
in the Erickson district has been settled
for on a basis OF ~ per cent lead. u
ounces silver and SO cents gold per ton.
w F. Snyder, who has returned from
Gold mountain, reports the Holland
company's tunnel is now In 1850 feet
The ledge should be tapped within the
next 300 feet
President A. c. Burrage OF the Utah
Consolidated or Highland Boy Mining
company, as II Is known here. arrived
In town last night. Mr.. Burragc ex-
poets TO visit the mine at Bingham to-
morrow.
Iron County Record: VIII SAWYER
came IN from Deer Lodge yesterday,
where he has been working on a three
mile trench FOR pipe line TO the Home
stake mine He intends returning to
the camp again in few days.
The total receipts Of cyanide dust at
the local refinery during the month
amounts 20 nearly 5000 pounds and
represents an approximate value of $751;
COO, notwithstanding the month has
been a very quiet one.
A new holsting plant consisting OF a
l2-horse-power engine and an lS-horse-
power boiler. has been installed at the
Rush Lake property near Stockton. IL
Is the Intention to resume sinking In the
shaft.
The shareholders OF the ophir Hill
Consolidated Mining Company met yes
terday afternoon and official charge Of
the proposition was taken by Senator
w. a. Clark, OF Montana, and his stan.
The senator purchased the property
some time ago for $4,000.
Iron County Record: WIN Ahlstrom.
who came IN from Crystal Spring We'd
nesday, reports that the Mllner-Dear-
Lerch people are still pushing develop
ment work on their group OF iron claims
with a force OF about thirty men and
are showing W lots OF Iron ore. The
force is now deyided into three camps
In order 10 cover the entire group OF
twenty-five claims. The deepest shaft
is now down 70 feet and Is all in ore.
Engineering and Mining Journal: The
smelter for Marysvale. Utah has taken
definite shape. the machinery, etc. be-
ing contracted FOR. The American Pro-
ducers Controlling Company, OF Bos-
ton, II behind the project, and Manager
c, Sumner Northrop. whose headquar-
tiers are at salt Lake, Is In Chicago to
arrange for shipping material and sup
plies. II Is 20 be- a forty-ton lead
smelter; the conditions Of ore supply
are pronounced most satisfactory a
surprise to others acquainted with the
tributary region.
Boston News Bureau: The only thing
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Bunker HiIl Strike.

"The biggest strike OF the season in
the Baker city district has just been
made on the Bunker Hill. near the cele-
brated Golconda, and on the big belt
where are situated the Eureka and
Excelsior and many other celebrated
producers in the Cracker Creek dis
trict," said w. c. Cowgirl, who Is here
from Baker City and Is editor Of the
Republican. "The Bunker Hill lies be-
tween the Cougar and Golconda, on
the main belt OF ore. which is traceable
on the surface for twelve or fifteen
miles A tunnel was run In on the 100
foot level and yesterday, before reach
ing the main ledge which is eighty
eight feet wide. the workmen ran into a
vein Of rich ore which assays S165S per
ton. The whole camp is wild. and pros
pectors are stalking out claims on all
the nearby hills. SPOKANE Chronicle.
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THE ALAIx PROPERTY.
Samples from Big Ledge Run High
In Gold Values.

Some time ago w. T. Dinwoodey
knocked of a few pieces OF weather
worn rock from big ledge on the Ajax
property at the mouth OF Little Cot
tonwood canyon which assayed some
thing over SO In gold to the ton. As no
values were expected there the assay
returns came as a surprise TO every
one. A special trip was made TO secure
a general sample which, however, only
showed 50 cents in gold per ton. Ni-
IDENTIFY the samples secured In the first
place contained little free gold which
raised the average Sinking has been
started since then at the base Of the
huge projection and samples brought to
town todayare expected to reveal values
amounting TO few dollars in gold per
ton at least.
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WAGON HAUL CEASES.
Daly.West Ores Are Being Hauled
Through the Ontario Tunnel.

The work OF discharging the ores Of
the Daly-West through the Ontario
DAILY tunnel has now commenced and
Will effect a considerable saving to the
company. A contract has been entered
into by which the ore win be hauled
az the rate OF 10 cents ton instead Of
81. which is the reported rate by the
old wagon route. The hauling Of sup
plies back TO the mine viii effect q
still greater saving 10 the company.
The teamstears who have acted hither-
TO win be out Of a Job but their loss
may be a gain 10 miners, an Increased
number OF whom. u Is said, Will be put
TO work in the mine in the near future
All OF this great change Is made pos
sible by the mile railroad spur leading
to the mouth OF the tunnel. Hence
forth the condition OF the wagon road
can never affect the ore output from
the great Daly-West.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Jan. Si.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market steady Native
steers, a3OG5.70; Texas steers 3OOa5l0;
Texas cows, 2.50QS65; native COWS, $50
i365: native cows and helfers. 1000
ASS; stockers and feeders. 3.25d5l5;
bulls, s.9odi5o
gs-Receipts, 1900. Market steady.
Bulk OF sales. 1904 ,6O; heavy, A52iaQ
465: packers. 455d469is, mixed. $500
46O: light. i37ha45j; porkers. 4.5Od
ass; pigs, 3.l0GiS0.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market strong.
Lambs, 5.50Q5.60; muttons. 3.75d5l0.
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SAMPLES WE'RE PICKED.
Colonel Hebron Reports the Bingham
Copper and Gold Unchanged.

Col. II. G. Hebron was In his Office
today. after n visit to the Bingham Cop
per and Gold company's property yes
terday. Mr.. Hebron says there is moth
ing worthy OF special mention at the
mine Some very good assays were re-
ported few days ago from samples Of
copper ore. The samples were picked
from patches Of good ore which have
been appearing in the incline for some
time past. II was thought at first that
the samples sent In might be an aver
age Of the bottom Of the incline. The
change would then have been worth
noting. AT present however things
are practically unchanged The big
tunnel Is being pushed in at the rate
Of five feet a day. but nothing has yet
transplred out Of the ordinary.
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that is needed In the Boston stock mar
ket for coppers Is q little less Stand
ard on and It's methods and little
more publicity. Utah mining would not
now be selling al So per share, directly
after the exhibit made In the company's
annual report, were Il not for the fact
that the report does not tell the whole
story and does not give the assets and
liabilities OF the company, and possibly
for another fact that every Boston
stakeholder now knows that the So
called Standard OF party has been
playing him In the share market.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of file county recorders Of
fee, Salt Lake City, January GOTH
Sarah Jones to Rio Grande West
ern Railway Company, war
ranty deed, part lot 3, section
II, township l north, range
WesI.s..s's' .,.... ,,..,.,.....,.S 10
Anna Folkerson TO Joseph Mad
sen, warranty deed, 20l4x9.S rods
southeast from northwest cor
ner lot Z, block rs, ten-acre plat
Az" .".. ..,.".,....,. 1850
W. II. Tremayne TO Laura c. Pitts
ct al, warranty deed, 7x5 rods
northeast from rods north of
southwest corner lot s, block 50,
pat D'..'..'. .s.,..ss.t.,s,.....
William Turton 10 Julia P. Mar
KEEL, warranty deed, lots and Q.
block p, plat c. Garden City
subdivision zee. .,.....,.,..... 30
{. II. Connect TO j. A. Connect,
warranty deed lots IS and 49,
block Linden Park subdivision l
A. K. Ball 20 Charles Oborn war;
ranty deed, 10 acres northwest
quarter section "a, township 2
south, range ! east........... 1000
Ellsworth Daggett TO w. II. Ire
mayne quit-clalm deed. l0xlO
rods northwest from southeast
corner lot s, block So, plat B.. /
james Cobbey ct al TO Bank Of
Commerce, sheriff's certificate Of
sale, interest Hoboken lode, etc,
Little Cottonwood ............ Ash
w F. Nelson to lions b. b. So
ciety. trustees deed, 4lad2ik
rods northeast from 5H rods
north TX rods east Of southwest
corner lot Z, block q, plat b., us
Total ....... .,,..,..,.........ST 1901
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver, Col, Jan. 3l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $50. Market active and steady.
Beef steers. 40Oq50O; COWS, S0Oa3S5;
feeders, freight paid to river, 3.5OQ5Oj;
stockers, freight paid, i00Q5.0O; bulls.
stays, etc, 2,00g3OO..
Hogs-Receipts. GOO Market steady.
Light packers. 4i5d455 mixed, 455q
acc: heavy 455dAeO.
sheep-Receipts 200. Market steady.
Good fat muttons. 4.0O9450, lambs 500
az "a
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LION con. LOOKS WELL.
Five Foot Streak of High Grade
Galena Besides Milling Ore.

F. T.. Wilson returned from stockton
last evening. He brings good reports
from all the properties, and says the
Bunker Hlll has several feet OF ve~y
good ore which will enable II 10 reach
The market again early IN the coming
month. Five feet Of first class ore Is
said 90 be exposed IN the Lion Con.
solidated IN addition TO nine feet OF
milling ore Work VIII b. resumed ~
the property early next month ana u
is expected that when the start Is made
again the NINE will be made . pay
dividends in the near fu-ur.
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THE WASHINGTON NINE.
Drifting ON Vein Commenced High
Grnde Ore IMPOSED.

At a depth Of 23O feet In the incline
shaft drifting has been started on the
vein at the Washington property at
Frisco. y. T. Farnsworth, who re-
turned from there yesterday, says
everything AT the property looks very
promising. The walls encasing the vein
on the Washington are said TO be re-
markedly smooth. Some high grade ore
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Campbell a Greene. stock Brokers,
ls W. Second South ST. Telephone 55k

Notice is hereby given 10 business
men and residents in the garbage dis
trict, that all garbage shall be placed
In boxes or cans and the weight must
not exceed seventy-ilye pounds. All
ashes, glass crockery, etc, must be
kept separate from other garbage.
Any persons found not complying with
sanitary rules In this respect, will be
forced 10 cart the same 10 the dump
Ing ground at their own expense.
JOSIAH LEES,
Sanitary Inspector.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, Jan. Sl.-Cattle-Re Receipts,
$500. Market steady Native beef
steers, 425d5.S0; western steers, 1000
$50; Texas steers, 365atS5; cows and
heifers, S.l5d4.i0 Gamers. 200GS 300;
stockers and feeders, 360a5.2j; calves,
3.5OaI25; bulls, stays, ETC., 275a4l0.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 Market shade
90 cents higher. Heavy, 455qL6ri;
mixed. 455dl57is, light 4i0d45lls;
pigs. 4.OOG455 bulk fsales. 4b5aI.j1is.
Sheep-Receipts, 400. Market slow
10 10 cents lower. Yearlings. 490a5.35.
western muttons, 4G004S5; stock sheep,
s.gOG4.40, lambs, 5.50H 1850.
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] want 20 let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatlca know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after number Of other medicines
and a doctor had failed. II Is the
best liniment I have ever known Of
J. A. DODGEN, Alpharetta, Ca. Thou
sands have been cured Of rheumatism
BY this remedy. one application relieves
che palm.
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TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

Chloride Point, 200 at II.
Daly-West, 100 at l2lSh; 100 AT
l2llis.
palsy, 500 at s; 1000 at 7&; 1000
at ~.
Mercur 200 at 500
Nevada. 1000 at s.
Mammoth. 400 at 21Oh; 800 at 2io;
100 at 200: 100 AT 207ls.
Northern Light, 500 at rs; 800 at
~.
Joe Bowers, 1000 at sh.
Sacramento, 20 Cat q.
Emerald. 1900 al Sia
Golden Eagle, 1000 at IN 5000 at rs;
1900 at 2is.
Joe Bowers Extension 1000 at az.
Boston and De la Mar 1000 az =,
Yankee Consolidated. 500 at III. 900
at ll%.
Bunker Hin. $500 at 3; 1900 at 81
Number OF shares sold. $500.
Selling value Of stocks. S6.S6L25.
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SWANSEA DIVIDEND.
The Directors Declare the Regular
Dividend OF Five Cents share.

The directors OF the Swansea Min
ing company met this morning and de.
clared the regular monthly dividend OF
FIVE cents a share or $1,000 payable on
February 10th. The books VIII close
on the 9Th Of February.
II was stated today 'on
very good authority that the
directors Of the DAILY West will meet
tomorrow and post a dividend OF 20
cents q shnre. or So 800.
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Is being encountered. but nothing sem
sational Is looked for above the 400
level which 1t viii be the aim OF the
management to reach In the near fu-
ture.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
MARKET IRREGULAR TODAY
Demand for Stocks Vas Very Active at the
Opening.
Plenty of sellers Prices Grow TN.
steady-Lster Recovery Live stock
aud Produce Changes.

New York, Jan. Si.--The demand for
stocks was very active during the first
hour, but was freely fed to take first
profits by yesterdays buyers. The mar
ket absorbed these offerings steadily
and the bulls were encouraged TO re-
newed efforts in the metal group. steel
and wire was pushed above g.. and other
members OF the group responded id2h.
Railroad stocks were lightly traded In
with Burlington and Southern Pacific
most active. Large amounts Of sugar
were unloaded towards II o'clock. and
It crumbled away in price until II
reached Liz, Other shares were
forced to sag, but losses were not large.
The announcement OF the failure Of
stock exchange house was followed by
sales under the rule for their account
Of large blocks OF speculative issues.
About 1900 shares OF sugar were H.
quidated and 5000 shares OF other Is.
ues. The offerings were absorbed on a
rising market, sugar recovering IL. and
steel and wire. st. Paul and some Of
the low priced railroads displaying
marked strength
The bond market was irregular on a
fair volume OF business.
Realizing sales We're dribbed upon
the market In steady stream in the
last hour forcing sugar down to about
the low point. Sharp fractional reac-
lions were general. Supporting orders
checked the decline Tho closing was
active and firm at a rally and net gain
expect In a few prominent stocks.
SUGAR.
Sugar-raw, strong; refined, firm.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Noon.-Money on call steady at 2h
per cent. Prime mercantile paper id5
per cent
Sterling exchange easier with business
In bankers bills at iSiz6& for de-
mand. and at f.s4dh for so days; post
ed rates Asa and i,sSls; commercial
bills 4.S3hM%.
Silver certificates 5sisQ6Oh.
Bar silver COS.
Mexican dollars AM.
Government bonds easier; 2s reg
i.02h; IS reg 1904 Ss coupon. Ito: new
As reg, 1885, new As coupon. l.34; old Is
reg. li4%; old T. coupon, l.liA Is reg,
liz; IS coupon, ll3A,
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s,x FRANCISCO MARKET.

San Francisco, Jan. 3l.-Wheat firm
er; May. l.0l%; Dec, LOSS. cash, ssE.
Barley. inactive and easy; May, 10,
cash, 76k.
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