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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
THE DIVIDEND
DECLARED TODAY
The Grand Central Directors Post
One of 10 Cents Per Share,
WEALTH NEAR MARYSYALE
Anthony Wines to be Opened Up
Again Eaglc s. Blue BEL Assajs-
The United states Property

The directors of the Grand Central
Mining company met in Provo today
and declared dividend 80. l6. OF 10 cents
per share. or y25OgJ. payable Nov. 10Th,
the books 10 close ON the 18Th inst The
payment OF the sum WILL according TO
Nh, records. Increase. the total paid by
ths bonanza 20 SG9i $50. About 10
months ago the company withdrew from
tha dividend column after paying ior
some time the handsome sum of A5LoVl
monthly. It's re-appearance in the ulll-
daug list again after so many months
vu b., cheerful 90 those who have the
welfare OF Utah's greatest Industry az
heart
Since the company stopped the pay
neut OF dividends an immense amount
Of doyelopment work has been DONE
which has given the company a greater
reserve than it had previously, when
after "a great deal OF hardship. the rich
9rs body on the 200 level was tapped
The stockholders who had put mp means
for MS development. felt then that they
needed the wealth which had come WIKI
the sudden strike. Consequently TIE one
was extracted from the magnihcent 81
000O 600 chute. The machinery was sutt
mat me extraction OF ore was about ah
that could be done. and lt was lnpossl-
bic 90 push development work, ms the
management would ike 20 have done.
The result was that q day came when
il was necessary 10 reach ahead with
tho eyplorti0n work IN order 90 Increase
me one reserves. For the past 10 months
me company has been doing this work,
untu the directors feel now that the big
treasury surplus Is not In danger OF
being reduced by the payment Of diyi-
dendg
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MINING NOTES.

The latest advices from the Lower
Mammoth states that the property Is
looking about as usual
c.. F. Ercanbrack, OF Silver city has
given up his lease and bond on the
Sea swan property In that camp.
with an the rooster material on the
ground. b. H. McConaughy says he eX-
meets the Sacramento TO begin teaching
lis base ores within six weeks.
An alght-nch vein OF ore is reported
10 have been recently uncovered I'm a
drift off the lA0-fo0t level Of the Orient
property I'm West Tiutic which shows
as Nigh as $50 In gold with 10 per cent
lead and from TO 40 ounces In silver
per ton.
some experimental tests are 20 be
made on the Tes0ra ore at the Dewey
mill I'm Bingham The object is to md
out what kind of plant is best adapted
10 the ore. so that the mill may be
erected az the mine next spring. which
will be done II present plans DO not
miscarry.
The Bingham Copper & Gold COM
many intends removing the ore taken
ont In future development work, 20 the
shelter Quite q little ore viii Doe eX-
tracted in the drifts that will be drlv-
ON preparatory 20 the Introduction OF
the cavng system. when the active
mining OF ore shall begin about the first
OF the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
pALY.wEsT PUTS on Squirt
STAR con. Jumps Up 10 ~ Sacrament
IN Climbing Ben Butler Stronger
--AInN wanted
TODAYS ME TAILS
SILVER G3B
LEAD. SkOO
CASTING COPPER 1jA

Business on the mining exchange
closed today with the sale OF l1i@
shares Of stock for the sum Of El5llj5
DAILY West was the star stock IN the
ri, today. Several other stocks were
very interesting features also.
A very marked Improvement IS no.
tlced In the market as whole.
with the election settled there are
slight premonitions Of an approaching
boom In mining stocks. II Is some
time since such a firm tone was wit.
messed on the stock exchange, DAILY
West easily outdstanced any other
stock by opening at $2262 and selling
to $3.50 before the call closed Alto
gether, about 400 shares changed hands.
Star Con was also very actively
traded in.Between 6,OOO and 1000 shares
changed hands at prices ranging from
ssh up TO 72h. The advance was reg
ular throughout, the only fuotuatlon
being recorded on the last sale, when
400 shares changed hands at u fat.
a decided improvement Is also seen
IN Sacramento which stood between 30
and "a FOR some time past To the
surprise OF a number OF investors, u
opened at IS today and advanced 20 81
with the sale OF some 400 shares May
Day was firm at 35h, while Bullion
Beck and Con. Mercur are both In evil
dence on the sales sheet at tA5Q per
share.
Ben Butler Of Bingham was also IN
much better form today. being traded
IN az ~, while Yankee Con- dropped
1900 shares between 9A and 9S per
share. Ajax was also much hrmer to-
day. Rocco Homestake and South
Swansea were also in better condition,
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
iouus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09

A keen disappointment and pleasant
surprise awaited the audience az the
Theater last night. The house was a
big and brilliant one In every part. and
the count up at the box office must have
been superb The great gathering had
no sooner comfortably seated itself,
than Frank Daniels manager came In
front Of the curtain and announced
that the star was unable 70 appear
through having been attacked with a
severe throat trouble compelled
him TO go to San Francisco for
treatment The wave Of disappointment
that swept over the house almost
reached an audible groan. but when the
manager added that the same condi-
tion had prevailed In Denver, where
they played five nights to constantly
increasing patronage without Mr.,
Daniels. very few people awaited them
selves OF his offer TO obtain their money
back at the box office The opera then
went forward and the pleasant sur
prise occurred. The gentlemen who
appeared In Mr. Daniels stead, Mr. Cor
lIss. could make a handsome salary az
any vaudeville house in the country
giving limitations Of Frank Daniels he
is a very good second edition OF that
admirable comedian, and though Of
course he fell long way short OF the
original, he won a good number OF
hearty encores and drew a big amount
OF laughter. II IS easy TO see that the
part Is one IN which Mr.. Daniels would
fairly reyel and IL Is a matter Of regret
that we shall not be able to see him,
but II must be said that IN furnishing
Mr. Corliss as substitute. he has done
the very next best thing possible. The
production I'm other respects is on the
dazzling order; nothing Ike the scenery
and costumes have been seen here for
many a long engagement The chorus
is the biggest the prettiest and the
most tuneful Daniels has ever present.
ed the male voices being especially fine.
The music Is bright and the story funny,
and the finale to &C 2 is very striking.
Helen Redmond Is a beautiful woman
and a sweet singer Miss Kopp and
Miss TART acted we'll Mr.. Danforth
was an excellent brigand and the tenor.
Mr. Thomas, was acceptable. The or
chestra was finely handled by Mr. Gott-
schalk. All and an THE Amer even.
without Daniels, Is treat 70 the eye
and ear and Il viii no doubt continue
to do good business
At the Grand last night, there was a
fairly good audience IN attendance 10
witness the rendition OF "a Wise Guy
with the comedian sellery IN the central
part. that of Spike Hennessy, who gets
into an sorts Of complications at
summer hotel. where he goes az a piano
tuner. Mr.. Selery FITS his character
closely and drew out any amount OF
laughter. He was well supported by
capable company. principal among
whom were Anna Maitland, the actress,
and Mr.. Sanford the landlord. TIL
same bill runs tonight and tomorrow
night with q Saturday matinee.
Seats are now selling for the engage
ment OF the famous Whitney Knowles
"Quo Nadls' company az tho theater
four nights and matinee commencing
Monday. The company, numbering
ffty reached salt Lake todav from Los
Angeles. and will rest here over Sunday.
The magnitude OF the production does
not permit appearances in the smaller
cities.
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upwards but federal steel fell y. The
market was animated and dealings
widely distributed The market took on
a buOyant tone for some OF the special
ties which were features yesterday,
notably the local fractions. sugar, Peo-
pies Gas and leather These stocks
Jumped about ~ EACH American Car
and Tennessee Coal rose 2lA and the
steel group was strong as a whole.
Railroads did not participate to
any noteworthy extent, large
sales being made under cover
OF the movement In the industrials,
Nevertheless the major part OF the
opening losses were recovered and a
few stocks got above yesterdays close.
Long Island jumped 10 points To- "a on
one transaction and New York Air
Brake was AZ points better. At II
o'clock the market was very irregular
the local fractions and industrial
specialties showing weakness. while the
steel group and some Of the railroads
forged strongly upwards The market
continued furlOusly active and price
movements were Irregular The buoy
ant tendency shifted from one point to
another OF the list and earlier centers
Of strength gave way on realizing. The
whole steel group was very strong,
Tennessee Coal rising 3iA and American
Hoop 80. The COalers then took up the
movement, Reading first preferred adj
v1ucng 2H and others " the group
point or two over. Meanwhile large
blocks OF standard railroad stocks were
dealt out on realizing keeping prices
from advancing and depressing them
below last night
Sugar came into prominence with an
advance TO 1874 The general mar
ket continued very active with the sup
ply about equal 90 the demand, but
with slight additional advances here
and there. notably In the grangers and
the Pacihcs. Union Pacific got above
&C, while sugar reacted a point The
closing was very animated but slightly
unsteady with prices below the best
The bond market was active and
strong.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, quiet fair refining 81.
Centrifugal, 90 test, AS molasses sugar
80,
Reaned-Dull; crushed. 600; pow
dered, 800 graduated, $50.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call steady at 3kGi per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4Aq5h
per cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business In bankers bills, ASA n Y for
demand and .SOAQ4.H Tor sixty days;
posted rates ASIA and 4.S5qls; com
merclal bills. 4.S0Qk
Silver certificates, aq6j.
Bar silver, 631.
Mexican dollars, co.
Government bonds strong refunding
% registered and coupon, 1906 3sreg.
and coupon. 1l0; new as reg and COUP
1851 old 4's reg &c; coup, l.l59t: SIS
reg. and coup, l.i3,
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of car lots OF selected anthony ore To
the value OF $4,000 have been extract
ed by laasars and sent go New 1utk
and San Francisco. The miners arc
owned by Utah people who VIII shorty
enter the market again, and by lhe
newly discovered methods of treatment
utilize the large quantities vi second
class ores which abound boz the district
Continuing on south from toyo'o
passing the river farms ana hay ranch
as t1 he towns ~ Tr0pIc. NannonNlle'
E5.alaute and others. "a person rs az no
point very Ear from iron. coal ana cop
ben mines. This road likewise leads 20
the great Colorado river gold placer
mines Not many years VIII pass oe-
fore the railway viii take up its work.
and the Iron horse be- kept busy day
and night hauling out the wealth =.
coal. iron. copper. anthony. not TOT
getting the timber the long leated yel-
low pIne-the finest in the world
The farmer and stockraIsers nave al-
ready prepared the way ana % now re-
mains FOR the railway TO complete tne
great work Of that part OF our glorious
State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
MURDER IN THE
FIRST DEGREE.
Jury Makes Its Finding Regarding
Col, PrOwse's SIayers,
KING AND LYNCH GUILTY.
Two Ballots In the Case OF King -Ap-
peal win be Taken TO the
supreme Court

The trial IN the case Of the two mon
accused Of numbering Colonel Prowse
is over For eight days Judge and
jury have sat listening to the evidence
and to the arguments Of the counsel
for State and defense and then, after
two hours Of elaboration the twelve
men returned 10 the court room last
evening and pronounced the verdict
which meant death to the accused IN
less there Is a reversal or the inter-
position Of the reviewing power
The charge OF Judge Booth TO the
jury was given at p. m. yesterday,
and the jury Immediately retired TO
their room, taking with them the yari-
GUS exhibits In the case. A few min
utes later ballot was taken on the
case Of Lynch which resulted in a
straight vote for his conviction, and
showing eleven jurors Tor the conviction
OF King. b. *. Anderson standing out
for murder In the second degree In that
case. A second ballot taken az 800 ,.
m settled the fate OF the other hold
up and the jury returned 10 their places
with their verdict
During the time the jury was out the
accused men showed a nervousness,
they had never before eyinced and at
every football their eyes turned to the
door, expecting 10 see the jurors return
ing. When they did make their appear
ance the accused eyed them with an
intensity OF gaze not before displayed
Chairman Allan Dorsey pronounced
the words of doom. King sank back
pale ana nervous IN his chair, while
Lynch gave a sigh and settled back into
his usual Indifferent attitude,
shortly after the verdict the prisoners
We're handcuffed together and We're
taken back TO the county JAIL Wher
asked II they had anything 10 say
Lynch shook his head King however,
showed anger and declared he had been
"jobbed
The counsel for defense was given I'M
al the 18th TO move for q new trial.
This motion will be made
Mr. Lea, who has been associated
with Mr. Wanless I'm the case as
assistant counsel. said to a News re-
porter last night that both he and Mr..
Wanless were surprised at the verdict
as they had expected at least a recon-
mendation 10 mercy In the case OF
Lynch and an acquittal for King Mr.
Lea says they are not through with
the case by any means, and that they
Will carry II 20 the court Of last resort
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quluine Tablets All drug
gsls refund the money u Il fails 70 cure. L. "
MLnYa.a algnl Lurn !. on -arh box 80
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THE PoRTLAND NINE.
Big Cripple Creek PropertyWill soon
Pass TO an English Syndicate.

A Denver dispatch says the reported
sale OF the Portland mine Is denied az
The offices Of the company In Colorado
Springs. but IL Is generally believed IN
mining circles that this big Cripple
Creek property viii pass into the hands
of an English syndicate, consisting OF
The Venture corporation, the Explora-
ton company. and Werner Belt & Cos
the South African diamond miners ana
investors I'm Mexico mines and railways.
II IS said that the price 70 be paid IL
about si5.000000 Il Is known that eX-
perts for the concerns In the deal have
made thorough examination Of the
property and from London the report
comes that the deal is practically
closed.
The plan reported from London Is 70
consolidate the Portland with stratton 8
Independence and 20 form a new COM
pany TO control both OF the great gold
properties. such a consolidation W0ulu
create not only the greatest gold mining
property In Colorado. but probably the
greatest in the world.
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Rip Fire I'D nilo,i, Mlss.

New Orleans, Nov. 9-Bloxi Miss
situated on the sound. eighty miles from
New Orleans, was swept by terrific
fire this morning, which destroyed up
wards Of one hundred buildings and
rendered hundreds Of people homeless
Biloxi Is a town Of seven thousand peo-
pie and a we'll known summer resort for
Mississipplans and Loulsianans and a
winter resort FOR northern people II
has a small fire department and con-
tains many frame buildings, and the
fire simply burned until II had nothing
further TO feed on The fire started
shortly after midnight IN a saloon near
the Louisville & Nashville depot and
after destroying the depot swept
through 10 the beach a distance Of sew
era squares No lives were lost but
many OF the poorer people lost all their
possessions. The Catholic church
school and convent two newspaper Of
fees and several fine brick stores were
among the buildings destroyed The
total loss is estimated at $500 900 with
}l25 900 Of Insurance,
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PERSONAL


Louis a. Kelsch leaves today f,,r.t
cago where he goes 10 preside nr., ,.'
Northern States mission.
II. A. Nelson OF Castle Cato rs nina.
bered among the arrivals at he H.,
yon today. ''''
A. Van Patten and Irwin r. Van psi.
ten are down today from Ogden b,
mining business
John S Mcbride came ln from T,,.,
this morning and registered al NJ,
White House.
+. b. Hammond. OF Moab .s pr-
bered among the latest arrivals In t55
today
John S, sprogue came down f-on Pa.
catello this morning anu registered 4,
the knutstord.
j. W Clyde OF Heber City .s NUN.
bered among the guests at the cun7
r. B. Thurman has returned 20 Wash.
ington In advance OF Senator RauI-s
j. B. Black Of HALEY. Ila.. Isa, ,s,
Cullen. He Is here With a parry d
Nermon,ere who are interested ia r.-.
Ing properties near HALEY
Postmaster Benjamin Howell otPrt
Springs is numbered among lha ras5
at the Knutsford.
r. d, Tata, a prominent B8nby
merchant. and Is. Iukls W1Hfy
Japanese traveller are staying OF be
Kenyon.
w. II Brennan OF New York rr-,.
sentIng the Ssmbr.ch opera contain
E among the latest arrivals "a. o.,
Knutsford.
J. b. Cosgrir returned Yesterday nn
visit to Fort Steele Wyo
Thomas Benton has returned FIONA
trip TO Lincoln. Neb.. where be- vents
cast his vote While On the Nebu'h
city he had the priy.ge OF shaking
hands with W. J. Bryan
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following names We're registered
az the leading hotels in this city By
three o'clock this afternoon
Knutsford-W. D. owen. Milwaukee:
W. +. Meyer. ST. Louis; Mr and Mrs
i. de G. Sullivan. New York ln5 S
Sprague Pocatello. r. Abrahams GIN.
cinnatl; Nicholas A. ReItlIugsr s. Pc
tersburg Russia; Ernest + Reed New
York W. F. Bowers San Francisco
X. W. Breckenridge. omaha
Kenyon-Chas. A. Van Horne chi.
cago II S. Martin, Provo. C.. w. Coz,
ran. Milwaukee, q. g. C0ttreU NAgla
Falls, y. y; KID West New York r.
a. Nelson. Castle Gat.
Cullen-A. s. Condor. Ogden w. ".
Humphrey. Montana: A. Van Patton
Ogden. Irwin r. Van Patten. Ogden
]. j. Spear. Denver; II e. Lawrence
ogden. Bruce Tyler W. W. Andrews
Kansas City; C. T. Packard and VIE
Mammoth A. +. Pope and wife Nam
moth; a, p. Taylor.
White House-C. a. Calls. CoalyaG
y. NJ. Riley and wife, Bingham, John
McCurty, Helena, Mont; Mrs j. w.
Wegey. Tacoma Wash; S NJ. Smith
W b. Leach Chillicothe. Mo- c. l.
Nethers. 81. Louisville o.; y. b Par
ker. Wilkin, o.; Thos. Brown and WIFE
Bingham. John 5. Mcbride ToOsG
James Gowans Tooele: May T. Girls
man, Mary r. Brown, Denver.
Walker-Dr. J. w. Ewln and wife
Chicago +, b. Hammond Moab J. y.
Davidson and wife. Kansas City CAN
Brown Laddsminn. Mo, Monroe Co.
hen. New York; II. F. Snyder, Ogden
Charles Mayhorn. Bingham
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KANsAs cITY LIVE sroCK.

Kansas city. Nov 9-Cattle-Re-
ccipts. 5000 Steady. Native steers,
3.O5N55O. Texas steers 310q495, Texas
COWS. 2.GOd375; native COWS and holfers.
L500i50, stockers and feeders. 265Q
500. bulls. 250d36O. calves. A60d6.OO.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 Steady TO 8
cent slower Bulk Of sales. 455Q4S0,
heavy. 4G5aLS2is; packers, 4.i2leai.SO;
mixed. iIjDASO; light. 4.7oHis2R;
workers.. i15QAS2is, pigs, i4OHis0.
sheep 1000. Steady 10
weaker. Lambs, 3J0Q540. muttons,
9T5H45O
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storm on Lake Erie.

Cleveland, o., Nov. s.--The terrific
storm on Lake Erie continues today
with undated fury.
The captain Of the passenger steam
or city OF Erie. which arrived early to-
day from Buffalo, reports that he sight
ed the mast OF a sunken vessel sticking
out OF the water about twenty-five
miles ~ this port
There were no tidlngs this morning OF
the steamer Kalyuga, which was report
ed last night TO be adrift and helpless
about thirty-five miles of Cleveland
When sighted she was laboring heavily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
Portions OF a BODY Found.

New York, Nov. "a portion Of a
mans body was found In the ruins Of
the Tarrant & Company building today.
The find consisted of head. trunk one
hand and a foot. The body Is believed
TO be that Of Patrick Hennessey, OF Ho-
boken. ~ j.. who was employed as a
porter for "Opens, Smith & Weimann
company coffee dealers. and who has
hnan rannrfad missing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-09
UNITED STATES MINES.
supt. A. =. Mayberry Reports Two
Shifts of Men Employed.

supt a. r. Mayberry Of the United
states mines was in town today from
Bingham Mr. Mayberry feels jubllant
over the results of the election. which,
be says. means much 20 Bingham. Re
garding q rumor that the u. $. forces
were 20 be cut down MI MayDerry salo
the usual number OF men are being em-
ployed but an of them are now em-
ployed ON two shifts Sufficient ore Is
opened up in the property Mr.. May
berry SAYS. 90 supply 200 tons per day
10 "a smelter for 10 or y years The ore
as is known. runs between IS and $40
per ton. The last shift quits about 3
n M. which makes about four hours
that the compressor Is stopped nus
cnts off the air supply Of the Silver
shield for that time. but az a 35-foot
sump has been sunk In that property
no difficulty IS experienced with the
water In that time.
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THE EAGLE q BLUE BELL.
Returns Received To-day from ship
mcnt from New strike.

The Eagle and Blue Bell Of Tintlc set
tied for three cars Of ore today on con-
trolls showing / ounce gold. so ounces
silver. 4 per cent lead and ~ per cent
copuer. per ton. The ore, II VIII oe
seen. runs a little below previous snip
meuts which have uetted between 500
and $40 per ton. 1t IS the first lot 70
appear on the market from tne new
strike which Is reported TO pe LOOKING
yeu Two more cars win shortly APP
near on the market Meantime some
timberlng h being done which VIII
enable the management 10 further eN-
plore the new ore body.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver oct. 9.-Cattle-Recelpts, 300,
Active and steady Beef steers, $500
SIS. COWS. 2.j018.ej; feeders, freight
paid 10 river 3.Ood4.55; stockers. do
.25Tl5 90. bulls. stays. etc 2.O003.O0.
Hogs Receipts, 100 Market 10 cents
higher Hight packers, 4.lO4ASO; mixed
md heavy 475QiS0.
Schep- Receipts, q 700. tSeady.
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MARKET VERY AMIN ATED.
Divergent Tendency Between Railroad and
Industrial Stocks More Marked Today,
Price Movements Irregular Buoyant
Drift shifted from one Point TO
Another of the List,

New York. Nov 9-The divergent
tendency between railroad and indus
trial stocks was even more distinct this
morning than yesterday. Practically
without exception railroads were low
er on selling TO take profits which be-
gan In London before the opening here.
Northern Pacific dropped IA, but rallied
a point. on the other hand Peoples
Gas. the local traction stocks and sev-
eral of the steel stocks moved sharply
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Cnnadian Election Returns.

Ottawa. Ont. Nov 9.-Full returns in
Canada will give the liberals about 90
and the conservatives A. There is no
change OF consequence in the west OF
the II constituencies without Lake
Superior. ten will support the govern
ment and seven the opposition. In two
OF the constituencies. which are at
present liberal. elections have yet 10 be
heard from. So FAR the government,
including independents will have a ma.
jority OF So over the conservatives.