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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-13

". G.IrWin & 60.
Limited

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refinery Co.. a ~
Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, =
Philadelphia, Penn, U. g. A.
Newell Universal Mil Co. (Nat1o01D
Cane Shredder), New York, U. 8. A.
N. Ohlandt & Co.'S Chemical refs1Dh
gers.
Alex Cross & Sons, high grade -
tilizers for Cane and Coffee.
Reeds Steam Pipe Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
Parafiine Paint Co.'S p. q B. Palo1Dl
and Papers; Lucol and Linooo4
Oils, raw and boiled.
1ndurine "a cold-water paint), -
white and colors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, LAMD
and Bricks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20

though he has been selected by the gov
ernOr as one of the delegates at-large
from this state, he says that he Will
neither attend himself or make ap-
pOintments.
Not single town in the state outside
of Salt Lake has as yet named delea
gates, and the proposition, as far as
Utah is concerned, appears to have met
with q whitening frost.
Several of the delegates chosen have
been seen during the past day or two
and almost without exception they have
either passed the subject Up without
comment or openly declared their oppo-
s;t:on to the scheme.
The principal objections were to the
plan Of the organization, which, it is
contended. is made altogether too I'M
wie}dy for the accomplishment of any
zeal good. The representation is made
so large and comes from so many diff
ferent sources that it is claimed that
all such gatherings can be expected to
do is to meet and talk, talk, talk
One thing is sure, at any rate If
Utah is to be represented in a manner
that will reflect credit on those who at
tend and the state they represent, the
different towns and organizations en-
titled to representation should make
their appointments early, in order that
they might all get together and map
out a plan OF action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
DEPOSIT OF CHROMIUM.
Important Discovery Made By Carbon
County Man.

County Man.
Price, Utah, May 1S.-MUch excite
ment was caused yesterday among the
mining interests in this vicinity when
it was announced that Attorney j. W.
Warf had made a rich strike within a
few miles of Price When seen by
your correspondent, he stated that be-
yOnd a doubt it was one of the most
important discoveries that has even
been made in the state. He said, u
became interested in and have Deen
working in the vicinity of my recent
discoveries
The principal mineral, and the one
which we hope to be working at no
distant date is chromium, a few of the
others being barium, vanadium, mag
nesia iron and aluminium. A number Of
assays show the deposits as carrying
from a trace to IS in gold, and from a
trace to 20 ounces in silver.
He showed a report from prominent
Denver assaying firm, showing a IL
$40 per cent deposit of chromium.
Mr.. Warf is very dubious over the
strike he has made and has interested
a number of Carbon county financiers
with himself, who have already filed
upon several thousand acres of land,
and will begin more extensively in de-
veloping the claims.
The iron properties in different sec
tons of the state, taken in Connection
with the rich find of chromium which
he has made, there is no reason why
Utah should not become famous as one
of the most extensive manufacturers Of
steel rails in the United States.
They also have some of the best
cOkeing coal deposits, on the property,
frn 10 tat 70 9411a Mi
only tend to augment the value of the
property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20

purchaser, but one of the conditions Of
the bond stipulates that development
work must be started uD within the
next ten days, and that it must be
kept no continually until the shaft is
completed 10 a depth of 300 feet. when
crOsscuts and drifts may be run. The
life of the bond is two years. The pro-
perty IS to be paid for in two install
r1ents, the first within one years, and
The balance on or before the expiration
of the bond. For all ores extracted, the
Lion Consolidated retains royalty of
% per cent.
The Lion Consolidated ground is a
valuable acquisition to the purchasing
corporation. which owns large group
Of adjoining claims. giving it territory
with a splendid min site besides ade-
quate dump room, which heretofore,
was lacking.
AS the money on the purchase price
is paid into the treasury of the corpor-
alton selling out. it viii be distributed
pro rata among the stockholders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
FOR BIG LOT OF STOCK.
Beck-Cunningham Deal to Be Venti-
lated in Court Monday.


lated in Court Monday.
The case of z. W. Wilson, receiver,
vs.. James A. Cunningham, involving
the ownership of 81, 900 shares of stock
in the Bullion Beck Mining company,
which, according to yesterdays quo
tations was worth s3.15 a share, or
S16O,65 has been set for hearing before
Judge Hiles tomorrow and promises to
develop into a stubborn contest.
3. w. Wilson is the receiver of the
John Beck estate and the stock in
question is claimed by him as a part
of the estates assets. on the ground
that it simply represents collateral on
a loan made by Cunningham TO Beck
On the other hand Mr.. Cunningham
claims the stock is his by right Of pur-
chase and that Beck has no equity in
it whatever. Last winter Cunningham
sold the stock to a syndicate repre-
scented by P. T. FarnswOrth and the
Cunningham crowd surrendered their
offices in the company At the time
the purchase was made, Mr.. Farms
worth said his crowd has no purpose
in trying to cOmplicate matters for the
Beck side and that in making the deal
every precautiOn had been taken to
protect themselves against loss
through a decision which would decide
the ownership IN BeclJ's favor.
Now that the case is TO come to trial
the problem should soon be solved and
until it is. il is not thought that any
think looking to the reconstruction Of
the Bullion-Beck mill, which is now
idle Will be done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20

The Ophir Mining & Milling company
operating the Ophir mine in the State
line district, is to be reorganized with
the following we'll known Michigan
parties as officers and directors: Dr.. J.
Is. Book, president; julius Stroh, vice
president; Frank c. Andrews, treas
urer; NJ. L. Emnger, secretary; the
other member of the new board being
George L. Maltz.
Many improvements are under way
at the mine, much new work has been
planned, and with the installation OF
the new equipment now on the way, the
Ophir will present busy spectacle in
the very near future.
The old shaft which had been put
down $50 feet. and which was in a dan
gerOus and dilapidated condition, is
now being Widened, retimbeTed and
made into a first-claSs dOuble-ccmpart
ment working incline. This work is
now completed 10 the fifty-fOOt level,
and the tact that James Bryan, TOR
merly head Cimbarman for the Calumet
a Hecla, is doing the work is a guar
antee that it viii be second to none.
Up TO date no STOPPING has been done
in the mine, the cost of development
having been entirely met by the sale
of ore taken from the different drifts
run TO open the ground. Smelter re-
ceiptS show that ores aggregating $10,-
600 in value have been marketed.
On the 100-fOOt level the vein is six
feet wide, showing which is increased
TO eieven feet at the $50 level, and
the ores viii average, from wall to
wall, SIS a ton, and close estimates
show that it can be mined and milled
for 90.
A new fifty-hOrse power gasoline
hoist and compressor is on the Vs.
and the foundations for their recep 81
are now being laid. As soon as this
machinery can be put in place drills
viii be used in sinking and drifting and
rapid Roadway VIII be made. The man
agement intends to sink another 500
feet TO determine the character and
value of the ores at depth. On the 100
foot level the vein has been drifjed
upon north from the shaft for 300 feet.
This drift will be extended another
100 feet when a CrOsscut viii be started
to tap what IS presumed to be the BurrO
vein, which traVerses the ground east
and west, and is believed TO contain
splendid ore reserves.
There is a good mill site on the prop
eTty, and as soon as developments war
rant it, a mill will be erected and
tunnel driven TO tap the workings at
the 400 level, thus providing good Venti-
iation and an economical outlet for the
ore.
Mr.. II. L. Efinger, Secretary of the
reOrganiZed company, to whose pluck
and energy the excellent financial con-
dition of the property is due, has just
returned from an inspection Of the
mine, and is very favOTably impressed
with the outlook.
Mr. Wayne Choate is retained as gen
eraI manager Of the property, which
gives every promise of ranking among
the regular producers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Yesterdays transactions.

The total sales made on the stock ex-
change yesterday amounted to 2, 075
shares of a value of s9,245.S5.
Daly-West opened strong at 81 a share
and went I'D to s1Lo5, when the market
sOftened and closed with 1852 and 1883
asked. DAILY appeared in good order, SELL
ing at S1.3llz and Sl.SS. Mammoth was
active, but not so strong as 1t was on Fri
day
Dalton & Lark took sudden squirt up
ward and closed with &c bid and Sc asked
For some time past the stock has hung
around &c and &c The stock sold yester-
day as high as SC and no lower than &c.
A board lot IF Silver King was taken
at $40 while Dalton was in big demand
from 11sc up TO &c. Altogether 1900 was
| sold. Joe Bowers Extension brought &c
The closing quotations were posted as
follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
MINING CONGRESS.
Little Interest Being Taken Here in
the Approaching Session.

Very little interest is being mani
tested here in the session of the inter-
national mining congress, which con-
Venes in Milwaukee on the 18th of next
month. Early in April Governor Wells
appointed twenty-eight delegates and
a few days later Mayor Thompson
named twelve from this city. Both
delegations contain the names of we'll
known mining men, but none of them,
so far as known, are taking the least
account Of the affair and it is very
doubtful whether any considerable
number o. them viii attend.
5. B. Miner. P. I. Farnsworth and
Lafayette Holbrook are each On com
mittees Of the organization, but moth
ing is being done by them.
President D. II. Pecry jr., of thu
stock exchange has not awaited himself
of his right to name i've delegates. and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
HOLDEN GOES EAST.
Superintendency of United States
Mines Still Vacant.

A. F. Holden, managing director Of
the United States and Centennial Eu-
reka Mining companies. left for Boston
yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
Mr.. Holden.
Before departing, Mr.. Holden was
unable 70 announce who would be the
new superintendent of the United
States properties. He is especially des-
irOus of securing the services of Dun
can McVichie, now associated with the
De Lamar Mercur mines, but no an
swer has been received TO the proposal
made to that gentleman some time
ago Until Mr.. McVichie's reply Is re-
ceived, and during Mr.. HOlden's alb
sence, the Bingham properties will be
under the management of Superintend-
ent Andrew Mayberry. Mr.. Holden
does not expect TO return to Utah I'M
til about July l, and in the meantime
the plans for the future will be
mapped out in consultation with the
eastern officers of the corporation.
Mr.. McViehie, when seen yesterday
afternoon, stated that he had not de-
cided what his answer to Mr.. Holden's
overtures would be. Since getting it,
has time has been so much taken up
in the discharge of some court duties
for the De Lamar company he has not
had a chance to give the matter seri-
Gus consideration
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Geo. Beek's Uonder=Uorkers for Uedk men
HONEST WORDS TO WEAK MEN.

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HIMSELF and who has hold the al
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
ANOTHER HIGHLAND coy.
A $4,000 Company to Operate Ring-
ham Property.

With a capital stock of $4,000 in 5
cent shares, the Highland Boy Consol
idated Mining company was incorpor-
ated in this city yesterday to develop
the Parnell, Harrison, Leonard, Leon
ard No. ., Edna and Highland Boy
Consolidated mining claims, situated
in West Mountain mining district.
Thomas B. O'Reilly is president; E. w.
Center vice president; Clarence K.
Mccormick, secretary and treasurer,
and William r. Smith and c. L. Dig
nOwitz are the other directors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
pINeHAM TUNNEL scHEME.
Baltimore Company to Begin Opera
lions About June 1,
bingham Bulletin.)

bingham BulieIiQ.)
J. S. Grow, who has been acting as
superintendent for the Agnes and
Dana, about June 1 is to begin work
on the Baltimore group of claims. The
first move viii be building a boarding
house and blacksmith shop prepare
tory 20 breaking ground Tor what will
be known as the Baltimore long tunnel.
This tunnel, as previously stated in
these columns, is to enter TOOele divide
from west side, northerly from oppO-
site PetrO group Of mines, and running
southeasterly 1000 feet it wiz tap the
big Highland Boy vein 1900 feet on its
dip below No. CHighland Boy) level.
The project appears feasible, as en-
route the tunnel must necessarily cut
a number of mineral veins on which
valuable property = is located. Mr..
Grow reports the Baltimore company
abundantly able TO run it. and believes
it will he carried to completion as rap
idly as possible.
The Petro, York, Agnes and Dana,
Parnell, Yampa, Wall, Highland Boy,
Boston Con. and other mines would at
least get the benefit Of deep drainage
from this outlet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
FROM SOUTHWEST CAMPS.
Operations at the Johnny Mine, the
Horseshoe, Homestake, Etc.


Especial CorrespOndence.)
StateIine May 1.-THE Johnny Min
ing & Milling company are at present
working seventeen men in the mine and
mill. The shaft is sunk over 100 feet
with $50 feet of working practically all
in good milling ore. Mr.. W. J. Dolly
general manager, has just returned
from Salt Lake where he has been COM
pleting arrangements for the purchase
and shipment of steam hoist to replace
the Whim now in use. In the mill
which is a two stamp-dropping 240-
six tons Of ore is run through per day
ore averaging $50. About Y per cent
of the value is saved on the plates and
Superintendent Newell states that ar
rangements are now being made to put
in cyanide tanks-One solution and two
teaching tanks-When practically all
values in the tailings viii be extracted.
Some three. cars of high-grade ore has
been shipped 10 Salt Lake smelterS but
owing to exhOrbitant smelter charges
Ii is not probable that further ship
ments win be made at present. Some
remarkable rich specimens of ore were
shown. The prospects are very favor
able for the property and from all in
dicaJions the company intends pushing
development work vigorously.
The 100 ton cyanide mill now in
course of erection at Fay, New, on the
Eagle Valley mine by the Horse Shoe
Mining & Milling company will prob
ably be completed and in running order
IN about two months. Fay presents a
somewhat lively appearance. About
forty men are at work on mill con-
structiOn and about twenty are on the
pay roll of the mine. over on the
DeedlOdge side the HOmestake which
is being operated under bond by the
same company is working about four
teen men. Everything seems to indi-
cate that in a short time this property
viii be among the big producers.
Quite a little prospecting is being
done in the district Two men are
working in the GOldbug.
Ed Werthlimer has a bond on the
GoidbUg. He is working two men and
states the prospect is showing up very
favOrably.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
THE ELDORADo.
A Payson Canyon Property Showing
Up Well.
CTiufic Miner \,

]. w. Clark. president of the Edo
RADIO Mining & Milling company, in
company with Pat Shea and L. T. ia
cObs, paid visit to that promising
property Sunday. They express them
selves as being very much pleased
with what they saw
The property is about five and one
half miles from Payson, in the canyon
of the same name, and consists of three
claims. A tunnel hiss been run on the
vein distance of about 100 feet all
the way in ledge matter consisting of
lime, spar and iron, and showing con-
siderable ore, assays of which show
from 10 to so per cent lead, as much
as fifteen ounces in silver and $3.50 in
gold. A good wagon road runs within
zoo feet of the tunnel, and an abundant
supply of never-failing water for all
purposes is within a stones throw.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
JOE BOWERS EXTENSION.
Shaft and Drifts on the 800 Cleared
of Water.

The pumps at the Joe Bowers Elk
tension mine in Tintic are reported to
be doing some effective work The
water has been lowered in the shaft
so that the drifts on the 300-foot level
are cleared and the extraction of ore
can go on from that part of the mine
There are about LOCO feet of explora-
tons on the 300 level, and it was no
small job to reduce the water from
them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Saturdays Stock Sales.

DAILY. 1O0GS1. 37Js; 1O06s1. 80
Daly-West, 1O06S17.00; 5OGS17.O5; 5O9S17.0l
5O6$16 95; 506S1699
Dalton & Lark. 2,2OOQ8c; 2,OOOG724c; 1000
61715c: S0067c
Mammoth, 15O@s2.25; 1OOGs2 241z; 1000
1923
Petro, 700d27c; 6O0G2Sc; 5OOG26c.
South Swansea. 200QS1 20.
Silver King 256S4900.
Valeo. 200GS212c.
Dalton, 6,0OGG1E.c; 1,00od11ac; 2,0O0d1$lc:
1,000017sc; S,000G2c.
Joe Bowers Extension. 1000G%c.
Total shares sold, 29,0i5.
Selling value of stock, $9,245.S5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
YOUNG MANI

Thousands of young and mid
dle-aged men growing prems-
turely old because of the prac-
tice Of vices or excuses have
been restored to perfect
strength and glorious man
hood by the use~)f this worn-
out mans best friend, and If
you use WondeF-WoFkeTs
you will surprise yourself aad
your friends by becoming q
strong, manly man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Wandering Jew Strike.

The local officers of the Wandering
Jew mine located near Bountiful are
jubilant over the disclosure of a new
vein of ore, two feet wide, in a drift
about $50 feet from the entrance to the
main tunnel.
The strike was made about a week
ago. A popularity of the vein is that
it carries a stratum of galena aIong=
side of which is q we'll defined copper
stratum carrying values Of 2715 per
cent.
Manager w. D. Mathis expects to
visit the mine in few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
OLD MANI

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
A NEW CoNGoR STRIKE.
Vein of Galena Ore Found on the
5OO-foot Level.

w. H. McCOnaughy, manager of the
Conger mine Of Bingham, is home from
making an inspection of that property
and reports a new strike of ore in the
drift run off from the 500-foot level Of
the incline. The vein at that point is
small, but it shows up some high grade
galena and gives promise of increasing
in size with depth.
1t is the intention TO follow the vein
with the drift and later on an effort
will be made to tap it on the level
below.
The new disclosure is considered by
Mr.. McCOnaughy as being of consider
able Importance, as he expects to see
demonstrated by future Developments
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
ORE IN THE DANA.
sixteen-inch Vein Being Followed
Force to be Increased.

D. S. Scoville who is pushing devel-
opment work at the Dana group in
Bingham in the interests of himself
and eastern associates, has received
some encouraging news from the con-
tractors now at work on that prop
erty. At a distance of 145 feet from the
mouth of the tunnel a siXteen-inch
vein of galena ore is being followed
The ore is high grade ana as fast as
it is taken out it is prepared for ship
ment TO the smelters.
The property is to be explored more
vigorously in the future, and during
the present week the force employed
will be increased to fifteen men.
A part of the development work is
30 be done by contract and some will
be done by the company employing
men by the day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Ore and Bullion

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city for the past week amounted to
S389.87S. yesterdays proportion being
S49, 600 as follows:
T. R. Jones & Co, ores, $11, 500; bull
lion, S22, 500
Mccormick & Co.. Mingo bullion.
81, zoo; ores, Sc, 400; cyanides, $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
STOCKTON MINE BONDED.
Lion Consolidated Properties GO for
About 100000.

The properties of the Lion Consoli-
dated Mining company. located near
stockton and consisting of eight
claims in all, have been bonded to the
Stockton Gold Mining & Milling COM
pany, of which +. J. Trenam is mana
ger.
The consideration named in the bond
is close to 100000.
The deal has been pending for sew
eral weeks. but its final contamination
was not accomplished until yesterday
afternoon when the proper officials of
the contracting corporations got to-
gether and affixed their signatures to
the documents passed.
No cash payment is exacted Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
TIRED MANI

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20

received a lot of samples from a prop
erty recently tied up and is greatly
pleased with the results of the assays
obtained yesterday. the ore averaging
$3.50 in gold and % per cent copper.
Advices from the mine that the prop
erty is showing better results with de-
Vehement