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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

are: r. NJ. Bishop. Mllando Pratt, Jonn
a. Silver Lorus Pratt and william
Crabbe. who AT a subsequent meeting
organized and elected r. NJ bishop
president, John A. silver vice president
and Mllando Pratt. secretary and treas.
urer. The secretarys report sho"eu
the company 10 be I'm a prosperous con-
dillon. The development work upon
their bingham West DIP" properties
have been continuously prosecuted our
ing the past winter with an ample tolSe
Of miners, the result Of when u wy
sinking OF vertical SHAFT 70 deptn
Of about no feet and the running OF
horizontal tunnel about 10 feet INT
tunnel, which Is following the strike OF
the vein easterly into the mountain
designed 20 connect with the shsft az a
distance In length OF about 600 feet ana
the shaft, which Is being sunk on the
same vein, viii be about 300 feet deep
when interesting the tunnel me tut-
mel VIII furnish good drainage 10 tne
mine and an outlet for the ore, While
the shaft will form an excellent ar
chimney.
Besides n number Of claims in the Hot
Springs mining district the company
owns the New Year Mountain Lion,
Mountaineer, Easter Cascade ana
1900 mining claims, including MIL
site and water claim, situated In Pole
canyon In the T0Oele mining district
West Dip OF OQuirrh range near
Bingham, Utah. These properties ne
upon the northwestern portion or the
great mineral belt OF the Oquirrh range.
towards which dip the minerailzed veins
of the Old Reliable mining camp.
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Agnes and Dana Mines.

The most important work now prog
resslng at Agnes 4 Dana mines Is a
tunnel driving 20 tap the bedded Dana
vein al its Intersection with a assure
vein traverslng both claims says the
Bingham Bulletin According 10 rule.
body OF rich ore should be encountered
at the junction The tunnel Is In i25
feet with about 200 TO run. and Super
intendent J. s Grow Is pushing work
by three shifts. The Agnes & Dana are
on the divide between Cottonwood ana
Sap gulches, and adjoin Highland Boy
on the northeast. They were formerly
owned by Lawrence G. Kelsey. and
twelve or fifteen years ago work done
on the Agnes resulted in a considerable
production ~ rich ore. said 10 have sold
for over $4,000 and some Of which Il
reported 20 have Yielded 900 ounces IN
silver per ton. The ore makes a fine
show Of copper which twelve years ago
was not taken into account. These
claims are now owned by the Copper
field Mining company, which has IT'S
headquarters In New York CITY, and
Charles $. Guy Is It's president a large
amount n development work Is con-
templated and good results are reason
ably assured. on our table is a hand
some prospectus recently isued by the
copnerield company from which we
Infer the outfit has full faith that II
VIII soon have In operation a large pro.
ducing mine.
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FIGURING ON
IRON DEPOSITS.
Arrangements Being Made for East
ern Capitalists,
RICH ORE FROM SALT CREEK
Contains Nickel and Other Metals
Weeks cyanide Receipts News
OF the Camps.

Rumors have been current for some
time past that a big deal Is pending for
some OF the iron deposits In iron county.
English capitalists, Michigan parties
and many others have been reported as
figuring on what Is destined sooner or
later TO be one OF the biggest PROPOSE
tons In the West. The fact Of the mat
ter Is the iron deposits owned by Thorn
as Taylor win In the very near future
be taken hold Of by wealthy Eastern
capitalists. The prellmnaries have
been practically arranged and bond,
not a sale az enormously reported,
has been virtually secured on Mr.. Tay-
lor's holdings. A prominent man who
has just come from the East stated to-
day that the proposition win not fail
this time. He Is acquainted with some
Of the men at the back Of the movement
and while he did not care TO diyulge
the price agreed upon with MIR. Taylor,
he says II Is big sum- The capitalists
required a bond to be secured before
they would move further In the matter
and the same authority states that the
property win now be thoroughly cxpert-
ed and later be conveyed 10 the Eastern
parties. In spite Of the absolute assur-
ance OF this gentleman other parties In
touch with the men Of means state that
nothing can be definitely stated for at
least 50 days. as there are a number Of
things to figure on now that the iron
beds are practically secured. The deyel-
opment OF this immense Industry will
be the greatest thing Utah has seen,
and everyone wishes the promoters Of
the enterprise the utmost success.
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TODAYS METALS;
SILVER 59H
LEAD, S4b7h
CASTING COPPER l5A

Business on the exchange during the
past week was very good, all things
considered. A total Of l26,9lO shares
were sold for s6s,923 The star stock
during the week was DAILY West
which after hanging around 1860 on
Monday closes the week with lI.2O bid
1890 asked. II Is confidently expected
TO see $50 before many weeks elapse'
Grand Central is weaker, but not ma
terlally so. Considering everything the
stock holds up remarkably well. II was
close TO 500 on Monday but has shrunk
to around 5,75.
Horn silver shows some gains, clos
ing the week with l26 bid, while sim
beam has softened considerably since
Monday. when was offered for the
stock
Lower Mammoth has fiuctuated dur
Ing the week and closes II a little
weaker as does Mammoth owing 10 the
passing OF the dividend.
May Day closes stronger today OWN
TO a report that the contact with the
ore chute has been made on the 100 lev
ell
Centennlal-Eu showed marked
strength as the day for the expected
dividend approaches. while Swansea
Bullion Beck and South Swansea show
but little change.
Joe Bowers grows weaker as does
Bowers Extension. which sold today as
low as 2%.
Northern Light made a squirt during
the week, selling up TO 10 cents a share
owing to a report Of improvement in
the mine for which there was little
ground. The stock sold today at 6A.
Tetro sold today at 5.
Bullion Beck was handed out at 800,
while Daisy was loosened at Y.
Yankee Consolidated remains firm
at 10. May Day brought los and West
Morning Glory *.
Quotations were posted as follows:
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THE WEEK IN BINGHAM.
Rumored Strike In the Parnell Group
Rich Assays from Fortune Ore.

In its weekly review OF the Bingham
camp the Bulletin says:
-Four cars OF Brooke Niagara concen-
trates were on the market Monday.
The Montezuma IN all will send out
about 100 tons Of ore this month.
Tom Maynes teams furnished a 80
ton haul from a Northern Chief lease
yesterday.
Tuesday a carload Of Amazon ore was
delivered at the depot by Standish &
JinTiOr
Two cars Of lumber FOR the Shawmut
mill arrived from below Wednesday.
some OF the machinery is expected next
week.
Another start on hauling Ashland
dump ore to the Dewey viii be made by
Tom Mayne's teams today.
Teams Of Standlsh & Jimpson began
hauling Petro ore to the depot Wednes-
day. The Petro bins are full and on
the dump is a big pile TO run into them
when they are relieved.
Work at Bingham c. & G., mines for
the present mainly consists OF drifting
TO connect the Bailey gUch working
tunnel with the main incline Drift
viii reach shaft bottom in about $50
fet, when a vertical raise TO incline will
make the connection.
A sample from face Of Wilson raise
Of the Fortune mine, assayed by Currie
this week, returned $50 ounces silver,
81 gold and 25,6 copper Manager Hill
was yesterday exhibiting a specimen
from the Wilson raise carrying nearly
70 per cent copper.
Last shipment Of fgaiena ore from
the Fortune mine, made In February,
returned G2h per cent lead per ton, and
now from the drift from which Il was
taken is coming practically pure
galena, specimens Of which, without
doubt contain over SO per cent
Wednesday were shipped from Dewey
mill three cars OF concentrates, repre-
scntlng 200 tons OF Dixon second grade
Estimated, lot will return about $50
per tOn-lead and silver Same day
two cars Dixon first class went out.
These shipments were the first made
by new company Manager Roi Bems.
who is thoroughly familiar with the
old property believes product this year
VIII eclipse that Of number Of years
ago, when $4,000 worth Of ore was
marketed.
Rumored yesterday that big strike
has been made az the Parnell group as
result Of developments progressing UNI
der direction Of Superintendent W. r.
Smith. The Parnel Is fayorably stu
ated in the great mineral belt. and Il
has seemed to be only a question Of
making an opening there to expose a
large ore body.
Last week the raise from lower tun
mel to shaft OF St James group was
completed. the connection making a to-
tai opening Of 1876 feet and giving need
ed air circulation. The ore exposed
presents and average OF sixteen to
eighteen inches Of the fine quality
shipped last fail. and two feet Of sec
ond class. The Louise s. Mining Com
pany, operating this group. will build
a wagon road this spring and enter the
list OF regular shippers. With facilities
for concentrating. It's prospects FOR
soon becoming a dividend payer would
very bright
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Mr. Reese whose picture given old resident
Lake and wen known mining He
ga and bronchial trouble gasped
breath had headaches continually pegm
hawking splitting
could walk tried medicine
but little relief until Drs
Shores months and have simply wonderfully
much better hardly like young
yet fully
feel that they viii almost make continue
have done
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ca eleven cars Of ore from Tintic and
six from Bingham today.
-Four cars OF ore from the Bullion.
Beck of Tintic were on the market TO-
day.
The Mammoth OF Tintic marketed FIVE
cars OF crude ore and two cars OF con-
centrates today
s. b. Miner and Glen r. Boutwell,
went south last night 10 look over some
claims IN Iron county,
The Conklln sampler reported eIgh-
teen cars Of ore from Tintlc and two
from Bingham today.
II Is stated that shipments OF iron
ore VIII shortly be made 10 the smelters
from the Iron Prince property near
Santaquin.
Two cars Of ore were on the market
today from the Northern Chief prop
erty In West Mountain district. owned
by the Butterfield Mining company.
Sam Pollock Is In town from the Her
cules property az Mercur and reports
work In the tunnel going along with an
improvement noticeable in the ground.
A meeting VIII be held on Monday.
The conference OF few Of the stock
holders Of the Daisy Mining company
yesterday afternoon resulted In nothing
so far as the extrlcation OF the property
from It's present difficulties are con-
cerned.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. March A.--Cat,le- Receipts.
800. Market dull; steady Native beef
steers. 4.00a5.2j COWS and heifers, $50
dl.3O; Gamers, 1865 25 stockers and
feeders, 375di.90. calves, 3.50Q7. 25:
bulls, stays, etc. 2.s0G3.S0
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market shade
higher. Heavy. 4.92ha5.1l; mixed.
4.92hGi. IS, light. 3.s5G3 92is; pigs. 90
Ass; bulk Of sales i.9OQl.s2p2,
sheep-Receipts. 200. Market steady.
Yearlngs, 5.15d6 81 western muttons.
5.loa5.So; stock sheep, i.2ja5.Oo; lambs.
6.00Q7 90.
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ThE WEEK IN WALL STREET

New York. March 2l.--The corner in
Third Avenue stock and the resulting
movement TO cover short contracts In
other stocks started the market up-
wards and invited outside buying.
The relaxation OF the money market
offered facilities for speculation, which
have been eagerly anticipated by
large waiting contingent who have
been quick 10 avail themselves OF prof.
fered funds.
The principal element In the easier
money was the repayment Of loans
taken out TO buy government bonds.
which have been largely sold 20 take
prodts on the rise IN price. IN prefer
ence TO holding for the purpose Of TAX
ing out bank note circulation.
London has been a large buyer OF
stocks here on the easier money condi.
tons there and the belief that the coll
lapse Of the Boer cause was imminent
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NOTES FROM TlNTIC.
Strike I'm 1000 Level OF Cement
Carbonate Ore from White Cloud.

In its resume Of the week at Tintic
the Miner says.
The Gemlni has registered big strike
on the loco level from which samples
assay as high as 500 ounces silver.
The Beck mill started up with n small
force Saturday which will be increa sed
when the stamps are put In, though
that change may not be made for some
time.
Another subterranean river has been
struck In the Buckeye but the pumps
are gaining on the dow and WIN soon
have the ehaft cleared again. Colonel
Sappington visited the property again
Monday.
Mrs Anna Marks was exhibiting
some good carbonate ore last night
which was taken from the White Cloud
mine near Diamond. Mrs. Marks de-
Clares that the mine VIII be classed
among the shippers Of Tintic.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, No. March 2i-Cattle-
Receipts 1000. Mostly common Mar
ket unchanged Native steers iO0d5.25;
Texas steers 24Oa475 Texas cows go
Gl00; native CONS and heifers 265G
iGo; stockers and feeders S.50q5.S5;
bulls 25oaiO
Hogs -Receip,s 5000. Market steady
10 strong. Bulk Of sales i90G5.O5.
heavy Ag50501ia packers 4s0d5.O5;
mixed iS5a500; light 460nig0; york
ers lSjd49o; pigs 36jGA75.
Sheep 1900 Market strong.
Lambs 5000 100. muttons 450G5.5O.
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results In two ways. BY taking cold
and by overworking the kidneys In sep,
arating from the blood the Catarrhal
poisons which affect all organs. quick,
ly cured with little cost By Drs shores
famous treatment.
do your hands and feet swelly
rs II noticed more at nlghty
us there pain In small Of back!
HAS the Precipitation a bad odory -,
us there pufliness under the eyes
do you have to get up often az
nlght?"
rs there a deposit In urine II len
standing?'
Don't neglect these signs and rlsk
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now.
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INNING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
RAILROADS WERE ACTIVE.
Denver & Rio Grsn5e Makes Gains with The
Oilers,
AtchisOns Lead - Bank statement
show. Increased Reserve - Live
stock steady Produce Quiet

New York. March Applying for Lon
don account turned prices upward at
the opening. New York fractions were
ralded and yielded to 3 points Rail-
road stocks were, however, steadily adj
vanced. Denver & Rio Grande COM
mon and preferred made gains Of 2h
and ia respectively Trunk line issues
were carried up sharply. Shorts were
forced to cover In the speciaities, which
recovered early losses. The market
for railroad stocks cOnt.naei af,tve AMI
strong Pennsylvania was taken In
enormous blocks up TO 40. The Atchi-
sons led the western group. The favor
able bank statement brought some re-
alizing but offerings promptly decreased
at fractional recessions la price Tho
fractions rallied on covering by shorts
to above last nights price. ana the adj
vance In the whole market was re-
sumed. The fractions became unset
tied again in the late dealings. but the
closing was buoyant at about the top
level and at substantial net gains
Throughout the railroad list.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Close Money on call. nominal az {
per cent; prime mercantile paper. iNQ
5h per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business Ia bankers bills az iS5A for
demand and at 4S2qs for 60 days;
posted rates, 4S30h and 4S6l39Asi;
commercial bills. ASlhGA.
Silver certificates. 604Q6lk.
Bar silver. bgR.
STATE bonds 4 aeO is
oqlr.ad Bonds. stiong.
Government bonds easier, Re
funding 2s when issued 1916; 2s
reg, lOl: 3's reg and coupon. 10; new
As reg. and coupon 1871. old As reg,
ZIG; do, coupon, III; SIS reg, and coupon,
lis
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FROM JUAB COUNTY. Kx
Good Copper Ore Found in salt Greek
Fine Looking Nickel Samples.

] parnell is In the city from Juab
county with some samples Of good look
ing ore. Mr. Pamell owns a number
Of claims near Salt Creek. In the above
county. which carry nickel In addition
to copper gold, silver and lead The
formation ig evidently conglomerate
judging by the samples shown. While
r." gsrav hgures were given the weight
and character Of the ore shows that in
autn~On 60 good copper values II runs
Quifr high IN silver. Mr.. Parnell re-.
ports big body Of almost pure nickel.
fartses 10 whom the samples were
brought consider them sufficiently in
teresting to make an examination Of
the property, which will be done dur
Ing the next few days.
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LONDON wool AUCTION.

London. March 23.-There was fair
attendance at the wool auction sales to-.
day The number OF bales offered az
gregated 1919. Merinos. which consist
ed mostly Of scourings, went 10 the
home trade. American buyers were the
chief competitors at prices against sell
lers, Poor, greasy woods sold az ~ per
cent below the opening Of the series
GOOD wools suitable for America sold
AZ unchanged prices. There were nu-
merous Withdrawals.
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MINING NOTES.

The Carissa OF Tintic marketed a car
OF ore today.
The Swansea Of TintIe reported today
with three cars Of ore.
The Ajax Of Tintic had four cars OF
ore on today's market
The Centennial Eureka OF Tintic had
nine cars Of ore on the market today.
A car Of ore was on the market to-
day from the North Star in Tntie dis
trict.
Six cars Of ore were on the market
today from the Highland Boy OF Blng-
ham.
The Taylor Brunton sampler report.
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When Catarrh OF the head or throat
Is neglected or wrongfully treated h
extends down the wlndpIpe into the
bronchial tubes, and after awhile at.
tacks the lungs. Quickly cured with
little cost by Drs. Shores famous
treatment
Have YOU a cOugh?"
DO you take cold easlly?'
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DO you raise frothy materals?"
DO you spit up little cheesy lumps?'
DO you feel you are growing weak.
err"
Don't risk neglectlng these warnings
stop the disease before Il reaches the
lungs.
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Catarrh extends from the throat
along the eustachlan tubes into the
ears. causing partial or complete deaf
ness. Quickly cured with little cost by
Drs. Shores famous treatment
rs your hearing falling?
do your ears discharge
rs the wax dry In your ears?
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, March 2L--Catile- Receipts
200 Nominally steady. Good to prime
steers 425aj.S0. poor TO medium 40OG
AIS; stockers and feeders 3.5004.75,
cows 30OaAl5; heifors 31OQ460 can
ners 21O02sO; bulls 26OG42s; calves
100000; Texas led steers SsOq6O0;
Texas bulls 30oQS6O.
Hogs Receipts today $1,000; Monday
% 900; left over 1922 Closed weak. top
5.25 Mixed and butchers i9Od5.22h:
good TO choice heavy 5t5a6.25. rough
heavy is0N5.OO; light is5Qjl5; bulk OF
sales 5.O5Gt2o
sheep-Recelpts $500 Good TO choice
wethers 5,60a600; fair TO choice mixed
i15ai.60, western sheep 100000;
yearlings 6.O0a6.50; native lambs 5.25d
1856; western lambs 600H735.
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West ana a number OF other mining
claims In the Ophir mining district.
The Metcalf Coal Mining company
also fled articles yesterday with the
county clerk. The capital stock is
placed at $4,000, divided into $4,000
shares OF the par value Of 10 cents each,
The company owns 100 acres OF coal
lands known as the Peacock coal mine
in the north fork OF Fish Creek can
yon, Carbon county A. X. Carter Is
president OF the company; f. n. Heard.
vice president; A. +. Snow, secretary
and treasurer who, with ]. W Metcalf
and l.. W. Snow, form the director
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SHIPMENTS OF GOLD DUST.
About 1920 Pounds OF Cyanides Re-
oeiVed Dnring the Week.

The weeks shipment Of gold cyanides
10 the sampllng rooms OF Con. Kansas
city Smelter and Refinery company
amount TO leo pounds. OF this amount
the Mercur mine reported with $50
pounds. the Lucky Boy sent In $50
pounds and the Star Of Pine Canyon
20 pounds. The Sacramento Of Mercur
closes the week with a batch OF 200
pounds. The aggregate value runs close
10 as 900.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver March Receipts
80, Market steady. Beef steers i.l59
40; cows 3,0Oal. %; feeders, freight
paid TO river. S,0Oa4.75; stookers,
freight paid TO river, 3.fJq4S0; bulls,
stays, etc.. 2.00G3.00.
Hogs-Receipts 900. Market shade
higher Light packers 49Oas. 1874
mixed 4,sOG4 s2i.. heavy 4.S5d4sO
Sheep-Receipts 100 Market un-
changed.
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CONTACT N WAY DAY.
Made on Drift on 100 Level - Rich
Streak Encountered.

A contact has been made with the
ore chute in the drift of The lQO-foot
level Of the MAY Day. Nothing Is
known yet regarding the ore body FUR
ther than the appearance OF the ore In
dicates big gold values ore Will be
broken down at this point rs soon as
possible and conveyed to the surface
for shipment. The tapping Of the ore
chute on the lOO-foot level and the fact
that a rich streak was encountered a
few days ago on the 50-foot, make the
prospects OF the May Day much bright
er. Big things are expected Of the
property, and It looks as II 1t will full
I'LL every expectation.
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New Incorporatlons.

Articles Of Incorporation were filed
with the county clerk yesterday after.
noon by the Dry Canyon Consolidated
Mining company. The capital stock is
TO be 100000, divided into shares OF the
par value OF 5 cents each. The officers
Of the company are: CARRIER, president;
A. y. Campbell vice president. y. A.
scrlbner, treasurer, and j. ~ Hamil-
tor. secretary.
The company owns the Queen Of the
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THEY WILL CURE YOU FOR S.,


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HYDRAULIC MINING.
Government Asked 90 Order Con-
strnction of Restraining Dams.

A dispatch to the News from San
Francisco today says
The California Miners association
has appointed Attorney General Ford
and ex-Congressman Caminettl COM
mittee TO go TO Washington and urge
the government to order the immediate
beginning Of the work OF constructing
restraining dams.so that hydraulic min
ing may be resumed on a large scale.
For this work 100000 has been appro-
prlated by the State and nation The
total cost is estimated al $500 900.