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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

locators OF the property. he az The
time claiming they were on the pre-
serves OF the Indians There are yalu-
able deposits OF ores in the territory
embraced In the locations and I'm most
instances good paying properties can
be- developed with the expenditure OF
small amounts Of work and labor.
Aside from these locations. the rights
20 which win be established within the
next few months In the federal courts.
there have been several thousands of
acres OF ground change hands the past
month In the Ashley Valley country
and across the Colorado line The lat
ter have passed to the control of the
ellison Asphalt company the ST. Louis
corporation which has always had a
monopoly of the gilsOnite production
In the Rocky Mountain region. This
opening up OF new mines VIII deprive
them 20 a certain extent Of their mo-
nopoly, but viii not necessarily cheap
en- the product 10 the consumed as the
stun has 10 be hauled to the railroad
al Price at cost Of about $50 per ton.
Some Of Il goes out TO Frultal Colo,
at about the same rate. The g0bbling
up OF territory by the ST. Louis people
is regarded In some quarters as am IN
dlcatiOn that the reservations are 90 be
thrown open by Congress 40 the pres
ent session. and Is only forerunner
Of an endeavor 10 control the entire
output. The st. Louis people are none
other than the Anheusef- Bush inter-
ests. and IL Is argued they have plenty
OF capital 20 handle the deaf on a 81
gantic scale People here believe that
had IL not been for this opposition the
reservations would have been open 20
settlers long ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Rev. Bishop Ellis left today over the
r. a. w for Honolulu.
General Manager schlades OF the Mid
land win be In salt Lake this evening.
Vice President sullivan u the Illinois
Central. left TODAY for San Francisco
General Manager Dodge OF the Rio
Gmnde Western Is to be in the city to-
night
G. Ira futile, the live stock agent Of
the short Line. came In from oregon
points today.
Live stock Agent Gregory Of the Den.
Yer q Rio Grande came In this morning
from the east tie reports the stock
business TO be very quiet
Mr.. @. s. Holmes and family. Mrs.
David Mclaughlin and daughter Of
Park city, left today for Los Angeles
over the r. c. W.
The Rio Gande Western passenger
department rs prrparIng Tor special
trains. together with double sections Of
the regular trains. TO handle the con-
yCution business.
b +. Saunders. the well known stock
man. has returned from the Buckskin
mountains, Mr. Saunders has been
placing 5000 head of range cattle on his
ranges lie says they are all looking
well.
Boston Jan s-Alpheus B. stlckney.
president Of the Chicago Great West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
AN ECHO FROM THE PAST.
A Suit Filed Ia the Federal Court
Involving Bingham Railroad

An echo OF the past was heard yester-
day when a member of the law hfm OK
Pierce. CrltchloV end Barette, acting
ON behalf OF Nathaniel W. Raphael "
New York city, filed a suit against The
WasatCh and Jordan Valley Railroad
company the Rio Grande Western
Railroad company the Union Trust
company OF New York.
The case dates back TO 1873 ana I'M
wolves the Bingham branch of the RIO
Gtande Western and the now aDan-
doned road from Sandy 10 Alta.
The plaintiff sets forth IN his Bill ~
equity that two mortgages were taken
by him In 1894 upon the property, but
that afterwards, on May IS, 1919, the
Wasatch and Jordan Valley Railroad
company conveyed to the Union Trust
company all Of the railroad then CONF
pleted, comprising over 80 miles OF main
line together with tramway running
from Bingham Canyon 10 Alta VIA
Sandy This conveyance was to secure
81 200 600 In mortgage bonds. The
plaintiff claims that the transfer TO the
Rio Grande Western was secured by
fraud. and asks that the foreclosure
suit be set aside. demands an account
ing from the Rio Grande Western for
use OF line, that a receiver be appoint
ed. and that q writ Of injunction be Is
sued restraining the Rio Grande COM
pany from using the tracks. etc, until
the suit Is settled
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A Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special prescTlp-
ton of Dr. A. Boschee, a celebrated
German Physician. and Is acknowledged
10 pe one OF the most fortunate discoy-
cries In Medicine. II quickly cures
Coughs Colds and all Lung troubles OF
the seyerest nature, removing as Il
does. the cause OF the affection and
leaving the parts in a strong and
healthy condition II Is not an expert
mental medicine. but has stood the test
Of years, giving satisfaction In every
case. which its rapidly increasing sale
every season confirms. Two million
bottles sold annually. Boschee's Ger
man Syrup was introduced in the Unit
ed States IN 1865 and Is now sold In
every town and village IN the civilized
world Three doses viii relieve any or
binary cough Price rs cents Get
Green's Prize Almanac. For sale at A.
c. Smiths Drug Store.
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HORN SILVER ZINC.
The Company is Earnestly Consider
ing the Treatment Of the ore.

Manager = r. Farnsworth of the
Horn Silver Mining company sdd today
that the company has reached the
point where SO mus, ship IT'S zinc ores
90 some reduction plant or establish
such q plant on its own ground. The
matter Is now receiving The earnest at
tontIon ~ the MANAGEMENT ana MT
Flrnsw0rth looks iur something 90 be
done during next season. owing to ihe
fact that the American Smelling and
Refining company ptup0 10 build
plant for the trtatmpu. uf zine ores, the
Horn Silver may not decide to do any
thing until the new sWUltpr Is complet-
ed but some stop win surely De made in
this direction during Che present year
The plant nc Canyon CITY Colo. does
not turn out pure zinc and as the dee
ml0d for its supply is limited the plant
can bp OF uu benefit to the zinc mines OF
Utah There .s said Goo De sufficient ore
In s.Eht Goo tba Horn Silver To keep n
plant COINS for many years. and IL Is
therefore moi Improbable that the COM
p9ny may decide 600 erect &c own plant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
MARKET MUCH LESS ACTIVE
Volume Of Trading Continued Above All
Records Save Those Of the Last Few Days
Hears Prepare 10 Haid but Uulls Keep
stocks Up Many Changes In Prices
from Yesterday.

New York, Jan. s.-Conditions were
ouleter on the stock exchange this
morning. although the volume Of trad
ing and the speculative excitement stlll
continued above all records except
those for the last Few days There were
no such wide openings OF such enor-
nous blocks OF stock changing hands
this morning as the first records on the
tape have shown for many days past.
Neither We're there such Wild and err
ratio fluctuations in prices The pow
crful speculative interests which nave
the bull movement IN hand had ample
forewarnine that old support would be
necessary TO prevent q break In prices
and they took their measures accord
ingly. London followed the lead ot
this market late yesterday and sold
stocks in the American department
early this morning In sympathy with
this there were opening declines
amongst the internatlonals especially
the cOalers. Pacifics, and Changers. ana
speculation was large with declines
from 1 10 y points There were quick
recoyeries, however Meantime the sup
port of the market was fuTthered by
aggressive bidding up OF some OF the
ndustrials and specialties Sugar was
marked up 2l2 and Peoples Gas and
Rock Island were actively strong. The
market promptly rallied under this
treatment and the bears were rather
inundated By the show Of strength,
but the realizing continued I'm large
volume and yielding spots We're inclined
TO develop. The bulls showed no signs
OF Encouragement and resumed their
tactics Of manipulation for an advance
In prominent individual stocks with a
view to influencing the LIST Missouri
Pacific, the Changers and Baltimore "
Ohio made gains OF "a % 3is. and the
undertone of the market became tirmer
In sympathy. The belief that gold eX-
ports were impending had a somewhat
subduing effect on speculative enthu-
siasm
A decided falling on in the buying
demand Tor stocks caused increased
boldness on the part OF the bear con-
tingent The bear operations We're es-
necially directed against the stocks.
which have had the most pronounced
advance The Changers, Sugar Balu-
more & Ohio Northern Pacific Penn
sylvania. some Of the Fries and Read
ings. made declines ranging from
about 3h up 20 4 points, the latter in
ST. Paul. The local traction stock and
Delaware and Hudson continued with
some show OF aggressive strength
which seemed 10 sustain the market
There were frequent rallies In the weak
stocks on covering by shorts. The most
notable feature OF the market was the
decided decrease Of activity, compared
with the recent high average.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
George Lang and Newell Petty Old
Union Pacific Agents, Here
FORMER GOING TO OMAHA,
the Latter, Il Was Learned. WI DC
Sent 60 Michigan TO Hustle
tor Business.

George Lang wei1 known among ut"n
railroad circles ana Who vas for Ions
time the city ticket agent Of the Union
Pacific IN this city. came in from Port
land Oregon This morning. Mr. L@ns
was uanaerred from salt Lake 20
Portland a n,tlc over a year ago Du'
with the consolidation OF toe western
agencies with The Short Line The Port
land agency was discontinued. Ar.
Lang Is On his way TO omaha where be
win be assigned 90 another held,
Newel Petty, who for some tlme was
travelling passenger agent OF the Union
Pacific with headquarters ln SAT- LAKE
but who luupfly had charge OF lhe
Portland Oregon, office Of the company.
cam. I'm from the west this morning at-
companled by bis wife. MI Petty is on
his way 10 Omaha, but VIII spend seY,
eral days in this city with his ola
friends. Although the matter Is news
20 Mr. Petty II Is learned from other
sources that he has been appointed
Michigan passenger agent Tor the Union
Pacific. which Is a very important POSI-
lion. ana Is IN the nature OF a raise IN
his railroad career,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
ma MORGAN ncnl Conflrmed.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan THE board
Of directors Of the Reading company
today decided to accept the proposition
made by J = Morgan concerning the
purchase OF the central railroad "
New Jersey, and President Joseph s.
Harris win tomorrow 20 to New
York TO confer with Mr. Morgan and
Charles Steele regarding the financing
OF the deal. Mr. Morgan, at the head
of the clearinghouse win present the
terms upon which the sale can be-
effected and Mr. Harris and Mr. Steele
as members of the executive committee
of the Reading company win take
them up and later report 20 the full
board
While It is generally believed that
eventually the Lehigh Valley Railroad
company win pass under the control
of the Reading company. nothing was
done I'm regard 20 that company at to-
days meeting OF the directors Of the
HpHding company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
Creole Called on Exchange.

Tho listing committee OF The salt
Lake Mining exchange accepted the
proposition Ia list the shares OF the
CREOLE Mining company yesterday at-
ternoDn ana the stock way. called for
the drst time today The property rs
located I'M Park city John St1CAy vs.
president OF the company James "a.
Lockhart OF Park city. secreiarS, ana
Mrs. Elizabeth condor uf Park Cily,
treasurer The capital stock nj Che
company IS divided into ljG010 shares
of mo par value of $40 each. The COM
pany 81 free from debt ana owns three
claims lying about half a mile from
the railroad dcp1ts Two OF the claims
are patented The property haa been
developed by about loo feet OF work.
ineg. About 1850 tons OF ore have been
marketed and IL Is stated that 100 tons
of carbonate ore is now IN sight.
The management is at present drift
ing alonp the footwall Of the vein at a
depth Of 265 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
THE VICTORIA MEETING.
Work VIII Not be Resumed This
Winter Location Notices Filed,

Provo. Jan. Sat q meeting ri the
stockholders Of the Victoria Mining
company held yesterday afternoon The
following directors were elected. G, p,
Loose j. G. Sullivan, Reed Smoot VIM
Hatfield and l.. Holbrook, and ]. H.
Twelves. secretary and treasurer
The directors organized with l.. Bol-
brook president and Reed Smoot vice
president The board took no action to-
wards commencing work on the proper
ty OF the company and President Hol-
brook informed the News represent
tatiye that he did not think work
would be resumed.
The following notices OF mining loca-
tins. an OF North Tintic mining dis
trict. have been filed with the county
recorder: New York, st Anthony
Michigan and Oregon by Frank Gro
min.
sister Nome, and GLADYS by Henry
d. Cook. ct al ....
Marble Heart, by Robert Sterling
e. al.
Lynx. by y. G.. Harrington.
Donhard by d. and 4. Mining COM
Dany
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Activity at Sumpter.

A great deal Of mining machinery ls
being shipped into Sumpter Ore. says
an exchange. Two carloads recently
came In FOR the Bald Mountain CONF
pany. which is erecting 20 stamp mill
on ITS property on McCulloch seven
miles from Sumpter The monster
sinking pump Tor The Columbia mine
has arrived. II rs the heaviest pump
In the district, weighing $4,000 pounds.
and has "a capacity OF 600 gallons o.
minute from the 600 foot level THE
Columbia people are adding t1 their
plant and keep 1t well In the lead with
up 90 date machinery ami rIH.
During the coming year they VIII sink
their shaft an additional 100 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
The Milwaukee Lease.

New York, Jan THE Mail and tx
nress says All statements about the
terms Of the lease Of the ST. Paul 20
the Great Northern and Northern Pa
clfc Jointly are held back 20 await the
arrival here tomorrow Of James j. Hnl.
who Is credited with planning It's de-
tails. The Northern Pacific directors
will meet tomorrow afternoon, and
following this the terms arc likely 10 be
made public
Thursday the St Paul directors will
have their monthly meeting In St. Paul
Roswell Miller, chairman OF the board
left here yesterday to attend H. The
daath Of Philip d. Armour viii leave a
vacancy In the board. This is likely to
be- filed by some one representing the
new interest IN the road II has been
believed Tor some time that Mr. Hill
would shortly become a 81. Paul direG-
tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

Another new era opened at the Grand
last night, The long heralded transfer
OF the house into the hands Of the Cum
mngs Stock company took place and
that organization made IFS bow 10 our
theater-goers Everything about the
house spoke OF the changed conditions,
on entering the lobby a big stand OF
roses bearing the word Welcome
greeted the audience. Later this huge
bouuet was taken down the aisle and
handed over the f0otlights % Mr, Cum
mings. gift it Is said Of his we'll
wishers I'm Cincinnati The programs
We're new in design and tastefully got
ten up New faces IN the atten ants
were seen on am sides and the new or
chestra with Mr.. Give at It's head,
played some clever selections during the
evening. The audience was a large one.
and a surprisingly brilliant one In view
Of the heavy c0untpr-attraction at the
Theater. The handsome dresses scat
tered through the house We're more sug-
gestive Of an opera night than gather
ing at a popular priced theater, and
even the gallery was packed,
I've play CHOSEN b9 Mf, cummings LOT
his entry was "A Gilded Fool" Henry
Guy Cartoons well known comedy of
American life. The choice was a bold
one for comparisons are inevitable and
our theater-goers, not many seasons
ago. saw and admired Nat Goodwin In
the same role IL IS In fact one ~ his
very best parts. and his delinCat.on still
fingers Ia the minds OF his admirers
here. Mr.. Cummings was watched crit
ically, and az first c0ldly, but before no
had gone very far the audience settled
back into the comfortable conviction
that he was a thoroughly capable actor
an artist OF finish and with the methods
OF the true comedian While he does
not possess the individual eccentricity
that always renders Goodwin's imper-
sonatlons so striking. he fashioned his
Interpretation principally on the lines
laid down by that inmitable artist. and
before the evening had progressed very
far be was thoroughly IN touch with
the audience and was rewarded with
many bursts OF laughter and several
hearty curtain calls. lie probably ex-
GELS In the humorous touches. though
his more sentimental parts were effec-
lively rendered.
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supreme Court DECISION.

Washington, Jan. THE United
states Supreme Court today decided a
number OF cases involving the right
OF the state OF Mississippi TO tax rail-
roads In that State. The roads in
yolved were the Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley Railroad company and the liz
nois Central. In the general proceed
ings against the Yazoo City road the
court held In an opinion by Justice
Brown that the road was not exempt
from taxation. The decision IN the
Illinois Central case was To the effect
that the cases involve 4 Federal ques-
ton. The federal circuit court for
Mississippi was reversed on this point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
Ask
For 1t.

Hundreds OF good housekeepers who
nave used Three Crown Baking Pow
der Extracts and Spices win use no
other kind as they know the brand
Three Crown" guarantees them a pure
and good article at lower price thau
the imported goods would cost Ask
your grocer for the 'Three Crown
brand the next time YOU order goods in
our line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
MAMMOTH GOLD ORE.


Two cars of rich gold ore were
marketed today by the Mammoth Min
ing company The ore was sold on con-
trolls showing COS ounces gold ana 32
ounces silver per SON The secretary
OF the compony announces that the two
cars returned $3.50. The ore was
taken from recent strike on the 1850
level The indications are said to be
very favorable that the company viii
also find the same ore body on another
level
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax, 100 at CT: lO0 NJ en-: 600 az G.,
poo az e2ia, 100 at Cps.
Daly-West, 3lj at 1905 90 at 29O2is.
Dexter. 400 at 12l; 100 at 100
Lower Mammoth 800 at $50; 200 az
2Gl, 100 az 26ii 400 at 270; 100 az 275,
600 at 2SO 100 at 2.19, 100 at 26s 200 az
267
May Day, 400 at &c, 500 at 35R; goo at
35N.
Northern Light, 1000 at i% 9,ioo at
Ps
star Con, 200 at 1874; 100 at 1874; 100
"a; 100 at 7iN.
Swansea. 100 AZ 3.S1
Naleo. 500 NJ &c
Martha Washington, 1000 at SS.
Shares sold. ISIS.
Selling value, S2i 1851
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
RED WING COPPER.
A Shipment OF 30 Tons Assays About
Ten Per Cent In Red Metal.

Twenty-Five tons OF copper ore were
marketed today from the new strike
ON the Red Wing claim at Bingham.
The ore was taken from tunnel No. J.
on the Red Wins claim which is being
worked by Wolfe Brothers under lease.
The ore assayed about 10 per cent cop
per % ounces silver. "a per
cent lead and SLIGO IN gold
per ton I'm addition TO the above
values the ore carried an iron excess Of
l1 per cent, and was valued at nearly
$40 per ton The ore Was found about
100 feet from the entrance to the tun-
mel and about $50 feet from the surface
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Now st,le of NIIne Car.

Twenty-Five new mine cars reached
Grand Junction this afternoon In tran
sid To the Highland Boy mine az Blng-
ham. The new ears are of % new de-
sign with gable bottoms Eacn OF
them has q capacity of about five tons
They win be used in the lower tunnel
ana as soon as they reach the mine the
management VIII set actively about
changing the terminals of The tram
from tunnel 30. 90 tunnel No.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
Nnm for oId Reddy Pronyly.

a l00-ton concentrating plant is Go be
built at the Defiance and lulepond-
cnce groups On lingo county cal, ON
which Charles D, Rookudrp recently
secured a lease and bond Mr. Ro0k.
lidge has been Joined by Col. :. y Nii-
ner. who has just returned from an
Inspection of the property The colonel
nronounces IL q big thing a great
deal OF high grade ore was shipped
wears ago. but "a vast amount of milling
ore remains which. according 20 the
careful sampIuC OF Mr. Rockidre
shows ~ TO 10 per cent lead and N
90 70 ounces silver per ton. The prop
erty Is owned bv the RCddy estate
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SALT LAKE CITY BONDS.

TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF SALT
Lake city. Utah, Series No. ?, ia ca
January ist is9l NOTICE is here y
given that tho entire Series No. q
nonds Of salt Lake city Utah, dated Janu-
my Ut ls9l due January lst 1911 ara q
decmable after lannnry isi 1901. are hereol
called Tor payment. and tho holders OF lte
said bonds or any Of them. are hereby ~
quired 70 present them VI the Office = w
City Treasurer. at the City Hall. EAR Laks
CITY. Utah. for payment uron February ~
bonds vii cease.
By order OF the City Council
RICHARD Z. MORRIS
City Treasurer Of Salt Lake City, Utah'
salt Lake City, Utah. jan :. 1871.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
Ynnkee Con. NIcctinp.

No business Of any Importance was
transacted al the meeting of the Yam
kee Con, directors yesterday afternoon.
Secretary Moon reports the upudse bee
ing driven In the point where ore o.
expected About i0 feet of work has
now been done and the outlook Tor ore
Is pronounced quite favorable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08

purpose Of obtaining data for Church
history In the wards hereafter named as
follows Fourth ward. Thr--sda. Jan
10th, 10 a. m; Fifth ward, e,iday, Jan,
18th, 10 a. M; Eighth ward. Saturday
Jan. 18th, 10 a. m. a prompt attendance
Of all parties interested is kindly soil
cited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-08
GOLD NINE SOLD.


ST. Louis, Jan. S-A special TO the
Globe Democrat from OaXaca, Mexico
saws.
The Escuadra gold mine. situated
near Oactlan state OF Oaxaca, has Just
been sold to % New York syndicate for
0.jO000o j. Soat Fassctt Is said 20 be
one of the purchasers