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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
CALIFORNIA SUIT.
SOloI Spiro Demands One-thirtieth
of Two Claims.

SOloI Spiro Demands One-thirtieth
of Two Claims.
The suit Of Scion Spiro against the
California Mining company was filed
yesterday, as forecasted by The Her
aid, but the suits Of the Aschheims have
not yet materialized. Mr.. SpirO's suit
is for one thirteth- interest in the
california and Independence claims
and while the grounds upon which the
plaintiff claims title are not stated in
the complaint, it is understood that the
suit IS based upon an alleged forfeiture
of pldlnuins interest through failure
TO pay bis share of assessment work
President Snyder stated last evening
that he was glad the suit had been
brought, as IL cleared the atmosphere
and showed Just WHAT there was be
hind an the talk OF impending litiga-
ton. The Spiro interest. he said had
been advertised out in a perfectly reg
ular way and he had no fear Of the
outcome of the suit. The Independence
and California claims, which are in
Volved in this suit to the extent of fifty
feet each, are not the claims that are
producing the ore, and Mr.. Snyder
stated that so far as he knows they
contained no ore whatever.
Persons who are well posted state
that the recent heavy slump in Cali
fOrnia stock is not due so much to the
threatened litigation as to the heavy
selling by one prominent stakeholder
who was determined to unload at any
price. and has now parted with all of
his holdings
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
AMERICAS FORK ORE.
Assays From Tunnel Stamp Property
as q Fine One.

Assays From Tunnel Stamp Property
As q Fine One.
! J.. O.. Hickok. secretary and treasur-
u of the American Folk Mining COM
any. which was recently Incorporated
a'erate ten claims i'm the American
s9rk district. claims shat have b5en
.Endled so an individual way r sew
ral years, was showing some very
bee assays yesterday. The ground is
ocated on the famous cid Miller hill,
md q new tunnel is now IN over 100
eet ON the tWO-font vein. Assays on
, e just taken from the face gave re-
urns OF 42S per cent lead. 41.8 Dances
silver and s. i'm gold A previous as
ay went sos per cent lead. 166. As
unces silver, $50 i'm gold and 90 per
ent copper. The tunnel is now at
aoint where vertical depth begins to
aake very rapidly. and as it is posi-
Ne To get 1900 feet In the cOmpany's
WI ground AIR. Hickok believes they
ave everv reason 30 expect 2 bonanza.
A shipment viii be made before winter
~ets in and if the management is sue
essful IN raising the money necessary
force Of several men viii be kept on
through the winter months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
COPPER GULCH SHAFT.
Going Down Within 700 Feet Of
Newhouse's Cactus.

Going Down Within 700 Feet Of
Newhouse's Cactus.
Manager Franklin of the Blackbird
eompany's Copper Gulch ground, ad-
Joining the Cactus, in Beaver county,
announced yesterday that q triple COM
Dartment shaft had just been started
at a point only 200 feet north of the
Cactus workings that win probably be
the largest mine working shaft in
Utah. One compartment viii be 5x6
feet in the clear and the other two viii
he iiaX5 feet inside. To allow for the
proper timberinE Of q shaft of that
character the rock win have to be
raised from an excavation an Of 10X20
feet, but as the doctor calculates that
the Copper Gulch viii prove one of the
greatest lOW-grade copper mines in the
! country, he says provision must be
smade Tor handling ar immense ton
mage. About 1000 feet west of the
point where the new shaft has been
started Manager Franklin has a fine
double compartment ana manWay shaft
now down to a depth Of 800 feet, and
Just as soon as the work is in shape
10 permit of it the two workings viii
be connected up by levels run out from
each.
EINLcoSuF ~ dlIeE T. Jenny the
Franklin synGicate's geological and
meteorological expert is greatly inn
pr ssed with the vastness of the min
; eTal zone upon which the Blackbird
company is operating and mas no hes
itency whatever in declaring that it is
more than $50 feet wide on the averale.
Dr. Franklin says work is to be
pushed from now on. and he declares
that his energetic neighbor Samuel
New lESe VIII have 90 hurry If he
makes the record that the Blaykbird
company viii during the next two
years. nOtwiths landing the acknowI-
dEed fact that the Cactus has al
SAr(ady blocked ont more than $4,000. 900
worth Of 5 per cent copper ore.
With such operators as Samuel New
house and John 7. Dubois and with
the powerful synOicat1s behind the
Imperial Majestic. Blue Bird. Can
donate and Rather and other splendid
companies operating long the great
mineral zones Of Beaver county, # re-
quires no great stretch Of the magma
zion to picture the country for miles
Iand niles around dotted with magnif-
rent hosting works great mills. smell
ers. power plants, etc, during the next
Two or three years.
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WEEK OF DECLINES.
Nearly All the Active Stocks Have
Fallen In Value.

Fallen In Value.
During the past week on change 519 e.
251 shares Of stock sold for S33g, 81. %.
yesterdays business amounting to a.
$40 shares and $50. S93. It was a week
Of declines and nearly every active
share in the list suffered to a greater
or less extent.
Ajax has slipped back from S25sc to
Illzc, Carisa has fallen from SL11h to
Sl.03. and Consolidated Mercur has
Iumbled nearly 4Oc, to Sl55 bid.
On Monday last Daly-West sold for
So down to $3160. Yesterday it com
menced selling at $40. and closed with
a transfer at SIS. clean drop Of 81 a
snare since Monday morning.
May Day has fiuctuated and from an
opening at $l.0715 Monday, it reached a
high mark during the week Of S1.16.
Then 1t started down the line again.
and after touching $1.O3 yesterday. it
recover a little and closed at Sl6415.
Tesora has reCeded d full 10c a share
during the week and closed in poor
form at SIC.
Uncle sam has followed closely the
performance of Tesora- Monday it
closed at 3I55c, while the best to be had
Tor it yesterday was SIC
California has gOLc down from &c to
6lsc on reports of threatened litiga-
ton. Ben Butler has remained quite
firm. as have Little Chief. Victor. Tetro.
Eagle & Blue Bel. Boss Tweed and
West Morning Glory.
Lower Mammoth. Mammoth. Cen
fury, Grand Central and Star Con
have all suffered, the first named drOD-
ping from S2-56 "a sos bid. while Mann
moth skated from SIPS bid TO SI.01.
Ietro enjoyed a boom for a day or
Two on reports Of strike but the
edges began To Wear off yesterday.
The balance of the list performed in
differently and the week closed on the
following record OF final quotations and
sales
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running a windlass at the top while her
husband worked at the bottom.
She testified that she saw Burns and
Doyle frequently and that the former
had always referred to Doyle as my
partner. She said she had negotiated
with Burns for the lease Of ground on
which to build a boarding house. She
objected to certain agreements without
DOyle's consent, 20 which she SAYS
Burns replied. 4 assure you it will be
q great accommodation to both myself
and my partner. Jimmy Doyle"
Mrs. Steadman also testified TO her
husband getting a contract on Bob
Tail No. p which she said was given
by Burns and Doyle, and that Doyle
made all the arrangements.
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Extracting.

The extraction Of teeth is oftentimes
imperative and impossible TO avoid, and
is the cause of a great amount of SUI
fCring ard danger to life if improperly
done. ChlOrOfOTm is often administered
and is always attended with more OF less
danger, owing 10 its improper admins
tratiOn and the Unforeseen complications
that many times arise
Prices on all classes Of work will be
cheerfuly furnished on application.
ChlOTofOrm was long ago discarded by
the leaders in dentistry. and is unsafe
for minor dental operations such as exc
tracing teeth. Tt is not used IN the
GrisWoId Dental Manufacturing Cos of
fees. because It is absolutely unneCes-
sary. We have a safe and speedy means
OF extracting teeth positively without
pain. No danger. no sickness no un-
pleasant effects. The price IS SOC Prices
on all work viii be cheerfully furnished
upon application. We make a low price,
and that price IS cash This business is
run on a strict commercial basis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
Yesterdays Sales.

Ajax, L535gUc; iooq75ilc; 10Oa1Iac: 100
NUasC.
Carisa. 6o)dH.Cf; 304N. 0lsl: G9OGSf .0p5.
l310SLl5, Le090Sl o5f. 3090Sl 0Sls 1S0j
seller .. l0G>l.0-a lfWSl o. seller 3.
Daly-We est. 1o01S19 o., l250S22. 20. 5fi
S2>.S seller 2; 254d33S -. 50ds2S a). la54
S1A-15. 150-,.2.i7; telHS2S.oo
Nay Day, 3ouSl.05: 2S91GS1 .0l: 25a3
81 0s, 100NS 03i5. i00TSl G32t 7G1TSi 0fts.
ledSl .oiis, 2o10zl -04il. seller 3: 290ds1 .0f.
seller 3
fcsora. 1.00G0sfao. 50gU3l8sc. 5g73lIc-
51l4o4c' l9aa35le g. Z 011Q&3c 500032S4c
Uncle sam. 1G0S6c. 18l0S7c. G0FTS61tc @.
lefls5lsc. @iNSfec.
Ben Butler. 2.o000I61sc, 3a0016c
california. 5seGe3i5c, snU63c: 251G06ll5c:
4YiHolc. tg9bZlaci 20Q63c; -JIi $3.50. 1el0
624-c, 3l40Slalc.
Eitle Chief 11G0T2Ilsc.
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AAA2AA>EeA>AAAa,
Living Expenses Reduced
25 Pounds Grant,
lated Sugar for
SlOO
Beginning Monday morning and for
this week only we will sell
Is Pounds Of GraHulated Sugar for
SI.0O Oh $500 orders.
Here are a few of our prices taken at
random:

Here are Few OF our prices taken at
random
Fine Mocha and Java Coffee, per
pOuuQ ...-..---..-.--.. -.-.-.- nc
. packages Arbuckie's Coffee .......-...25 CSC
Schiiling's Best Tea, per package
Best New CuTrants. per pound. 15c
pounds Best Prunes ---...--.....-.-....25 &c
4 pounds Sage, TapiOca. Pearl Barley
Tor ------.-----.- --.--.-..- .---.---..---.- Z7c
3-pound Can Anderson's Apple Butter. 15c
3 pounds Soda Crackers ..-.............25c
Large *. X. X. Norwegian Her
ring --------.--- ---.---------- DC each
. pounds AnChovies for ..................25c
10 pounds Sal Soda ....---...-.-.........25c
10 bars titan Soap .----.-.--.............23 Doc
3 large bars Ivory Soap.-----.-..........25c
3 cakes SaDolio ...--.......... --..--.- 25c
Extracts. From Sc per bottle and up
Large Rolls Satin Finish Toilet
Paper -.....-.-.-..-.... -.......... b.. SC each
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream, per
bottle ................ ..---...-. 45C
Blue Seal Vaseline. per bottis.......... Sc
6 barrels Carpet Tacks for O.. ...........25c
large cans "COrnation' Crtam........25c
AndersOn's Pork and Beans, per can 0c
. packages Grape acknowledgements
We carry everything in Grocery line,
and stock OF Tin Ware, White Euam-
eled Ware and Granite Iron We mem
ton only a few articles a1ove. Core
spOndingly low prices on every article in
our store.
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of the most bitterly contested in Jol-
lets history. was settled late last night
10 the mutual satisfaction of the com
pany and men. The shop viii be union
on a ten-hOur basis and with a strict
arbitration clause for the settlement o.
all future troubles. All the old men
viii return to work Monday
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INNOVATION IN MINING.
1enderfoot Stockholders Propose to
Sink Their Own Shaft.

George D. Goodlett. an Omaha bus
eass man who recently became inter
sted in the -Four Metals mine at Dug
ay and gave up his grocery and mar
ct to devote his time 10 the develop
Sent of the property, is about to in
Oduce an innovation ia mining. Mr..
& oodlett arrived in Salt Lake City yes
FArday. after a trip 90 Omaha. He
as accompanied by six ambitious
HoCkholders, who abandoned their ava
atioas at Omaha TO so 20 DugWay
pa learn the secrets Of mining. All
ili remain there as working miners.
90 another party Of thirteen is ex-
Sscted in a few days.
81 have got Omaha stirred up over
respects ia Utah as the city has never
zen stirred before. said AIr Good
It When I gave up my business
I'D came out here to Wrestle with
lex. people thought 7 was crazy. I
lave since learned that the only way
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17

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Readers are requested to write without
Delay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
from GOLD MOUNTAIN.
Jsne Bug Strike Is Holding
Ont.

J;sne Bug Strike Is Holding
Ont.
James Long, jr, ne Gold mountain
operator. came up from camp yester-
day to spend a Jew weeks in the city
He saws the camp got a terrific shak-
1ng up in the earthquake of a few
LAYS ago. and En- the Annie Laurie and
some of the other properties of the
amp miners had some pretty close
,alls
The strike in the June Bug made
several weeks since is holding crt
,piendldiy. and as drifting continues it
BECOMES more and more apparent thar
he property viii prove bonanza.
He reports a great deal of activity
'n Fish creek and in other sections Of
Sne district. ana says sufficient work
Pas been done I'm many places to show
many more Annie Laurie's VIII be made
Turing the next year or two.
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- Jones still -.

Topeka, Kan. Nov. 16.-The report
of Buffalo" Jones death has no al
fusion to c. j. Jones, the Arctic ex-
plOrer and Tescuer of the American
bison. He still lives in Topeka and saws
he hopes TO see the bison provided
with home by the government be-
fore he dies. Obituaries and portraits
of the Topeka Buffalo Jones have ap-
peared in a number Of eastern papers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
SAN RAFAEL OIL STRIKE.
Not What the Company Was Going
after.

Not What the Company Was Going
After.
A. j. Davis returned yesterday from
the well OF the san Rafael OIL com
pany south of Price, and confirmed the
report of a strike. He said, however.
that the amount of the flow had been
exaggerated
The wen is down Il 2fO feet" said
Mr. Davis. and is flowing several bar
rels daily, but this is not what We are
going after, So I did not stop the drill
ing 10 measure the flow. We are now
IN the sugar sand, and we intend to
push the well down to 400 feet. There
were count on getting a heavy flow of
on such as we are looking for.
The oil is heavy parafHne product,
and more valuable by far than the fuel
oils 1 do not think it viii be long now
before we get what we are after"
MI Davis viii return to the scene Of
operations tomorrow
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Mining Notes.

a ear of Ajax ere was marketed
yesterday morning.
The Mammoth reported with two
more cars of ore yesterday.
Four cars of Lower Mammoth ore
viii be on the market tomorrow.
Another car Of Carisa .CFaIkner Iease)
ore reached the market yesterday.
The ConkIin sampler was yesterday
in receipt Of seven ears Of ore from
TintiC.
Engineer NJ. NJ. Johnson went down
to the Cactus, in Beaver county, Friday
night.
Charles Lammersdorf. the we'll
known Gold mountain operator, came
up from RiChfeld Friday.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of four cars Of
ore from Tintic and two from Bling
ham,.
Chasing on the heels Of the two car
/ loads of ore from the Humbug end Of
Uncle sam territory came three from
the Uncle Sam itself Superintendent
Roundy has resigned his position and
/ George r. Hancock has been named as
his successor. Things will be made to
hum under Mr.. Hancock, as he is a.
Tustler.
James J. Burke has returned from
Stateline, where his crew of men is
putting the finishing touches on the
Ophir cOmpany's great Iixiviation
plant. Another week OF so viii see it
completed.
The East Ontario, at Park CITY. is
putting down a steel track of 500 feet
/ long, The vein matter is getting soft
and is showing some values. Judge
Sommer. the secretary of the COM
pany. viii leave the later part Of the
week TO measure the work done.
At the West Morning Glory about
forty tons of ore have been taken out
OF the 200 level since the new hoist
went into commission, and the drift on
the 500 has been advanced six feet.
with the same promising outlook in the
fact that existed before the shutdown.
Judge Morris Sommer. managing di-
rector for the st. LOuis-Ontario mine.
has received instructions from the
board OF directors at st. Louis to put
on night shift on the mine in the
next two weeks. There are now six
men at work on the incline shaft and
the property looks very promising.
The SAMPLES brought down from
Thunder mountain by Ed H. Mead were
returned from the assaver YESTERDAY.
The seVen-toOt streak Of rich material
went $94 per ton, while an average Of
everything in sight at the mine as
sayed S6.l2. or considerably less than
Martin Curran's average sar les went.
For all that it must be a Wonderful
property.
Ed Mclaughlin. whose brother To-
Gated the West Ontario group Of min
ing claims, and who recently sold his
interests in the property to s. s.
Clawson for $4,000. has gone to Brook
lyn to eniov visit to his Ole home
and to enter upon long vacation. Mr..
Mclaughlin. with three brothers. came
to the west in 1854 and has remained
here continuously ever since. His
brothers are now dead. Mr. McLaugb-
lin has disposed of interests sufficient
10 make him independent for life. He
expects to remain in the East all win
ter
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Artificial
Teeth

In order that the highest degree Of ex-
ellenee may be obtained in the ConstruC-
non of artificial teeth, it is essential that
eVeral important requirements should be
lrtlSuCaliy combined OF these the shade
FORM. position and expression of the
teetn demand especial attention. as well
as the proper adaptation of the denture
20 the mouth, iusuring comfort in masti-
cation. distinctuess of enunciatiOn and
perfect restoration Of the natural form
Of the face. These results are most sat
stdctorlly accomplished by the Grswold
Dental Manufacturing Co. in their ex-
-ensiYe laboratory. with skilled mechan-
IS IN the dental art i'm charge. and every
new and modern method and the very
latest machinery from which to con-
struct these really artistic substitutes
There can be no question as 20 their sue
cess in obtaining the greatest possible
results at the least possible cost.
They have large stock of Artificial
Teeth to select from. thus giving the on
pOrtunity Of securing teeth that have the
delicate tintS and shades SO peculiar TO
those of nature to suit the case I'm hand.
The face can be restored where there
has been absorption of the tissues and
sunken portion of the face raised by
means of prOmineuces made upon the
denture, of such form and size as to re-
store the original contour and expression
of the face.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17

IF you are a wearer Of artificial teeth.
have trouble with your plates. consult
the GTisWOld Dental Manufacturing Com
pHny.
IF your plates hurt you or do not fit.
take them TO the GriswOld Dental Manu-
featuring Co. and they will reset them
for YOU at a nominal cost and give You
something you can wear with comfort. If
your plate is cracked or broken. take
IT to them. They will repair it at a cost
of from 81 t. e.
Their price -.. 'irst 50 sets of the $40 Co
- grade is S4-65 and the SIS TO
syJ kinds $50. Don't fail TO get
in on thesa g.. nelly low prices for the
very besE T7g eTisl and workmanship.
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New York Mining Stocks.
Boston Mining Stocks.
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements during
the week amounted to 1857 800, yes
terday's proportion Of that sum being
SAB 400, as follows
T. r. Jones & Co, ores, so, 500; bull
lion, S11,5O0.
Mccormick & Co. ores, ss,4O0.
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Manhattan. 6.000G1lzc.
Martha Washington, 50G03c.
TetT0. 1.0Dl039c. 6091i3yeC.
Victor. 100057c: 30ed55lsc.
Shares sold. 1870
Selling value. S50293.
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Mrs. Steadman and her husband now
live in San Diego. Cal. where they are
wen known. They made a fortune in
the KlOndike.
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VIII discontinue carrying the line
hereafter. Handsome tailOr-cut gar
ments at astonishing low figures
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF
CO, 166 Main Street.
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HELPED WORK CLAIM.
Woman Tells How She Ran WindIass
at Cripnle Creek.

at Cripple Greek.
Council Bluffs, Ia, Nov. 16.-Mrs.
Beatrice A. Steadman of San Diego,
Cal, was an important witness for the
plaintiff in the Doyle Burns mining
suit, involving title to large share Of
stock in the Portland Mining company.
She gave her testimony in a remark
ably clear way in the face of a rigid
ss-examination by Senator Patter-
son. She told of going to Cripple
Greek with her husband in 1892 and
assisting him in working his claim by
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Omen Board salas-

Carisa, 50Gs1 90; 100aSl 90; California.
100d62c; Emerald 1,009011c: Victor, 500Q
SIC
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Metal Market.

Silver. 56Ac per ounce.
Copper. 152ic per pound.
Lead, a. s &. r, Co.'S price, $40
New York exchange, S437ls.
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Strike Il Settled.

Joliet, H.. Nov. 16.-The strike at the
Bates Machine cOmpany's plant. one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17

Professor Sterling, the Palmist.
Has returned from his visit to the
coast, and may now be found at his
parlors. ready for business again.
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Meyer g Joseph, Stock Prokers.
500 Progress building. Phone 1159Y.
-a --~zD--e--
n. B. Cole Co., Stockholders.
Commission business only. Phone 325.
EIlerbeck Company, Brokers,
No. 9 West Second South. Phone 509
a. T. Kerr, Stock Broker.
90 Main Street. Telephone So.
~s-R~o
William II. Tibbals. Broker,
40O-1 D. T. Walker Bldg. Tel 1851. Res. DIX.
J. OberndOrfer, Stock Broker,
161 South Main. Tel. 2SS. House, 1054y.
1870
Barnett & Langley, Brokers,
Z West Second Soucn. Tel 50.
Vim. II. Child, Stock Broker,
418 Dolly block. TeieJ one 1912 Z
Z. C. Coffin s. Son, Stock Brokers,
1 to Jennings block. Phone 1907.
e-
A. S. Campbell, Broker,
202 D. f. Walker building. Tel. $50.
Broberg & Thompson, Stock Brokers,
Il Walker Bank Bldg. Phone 1257-Z.
-Greeo-
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Sailing Ont overcoats.

F. D. Higginbotham, IT.,
Stock broker, 10 W. ID So. Tel. COS.