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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-31
MONTH AND WEEK
IN MINING STOCKS
During March Nearly 100000
Shares We're Sold.
MONEY VALUE. s836,357
THE PAST WEEKS BUSINESS
AMOUNTED TO Sill, 1876.

During the month of March the total
volume of business transacted on the
floor of the mining stock exchange
reached 1886, 357.51, represented in the
transfer of !, 1886, 200 shares of stock.
The business done at the regular call
was 1866, 1856 shares. which sold for
1881. 25e.77, and the afternoon open call
accounted for 572,s15 shares and $155.-
100.T4
During the past week 293. $50 shares
sold for Sill 1876 at the morning ses-
sions and 1884 went at the open calls
fer S62, 1929.
Ajax began the week at $1.OS, reached
Sl.1S on Tuesday and then began to
recede. closing yesterday at $1.06.
Consolidated Mercur has been spas
medically active al $3.50 TO 1896.
DAILY hung around S2.1S till Friday.
when it spurted to 1928, closing yeSter-
day at $500 and 1929.
Dalton & Lark has been rather active
at 6ssc to f1sc, easing off to nc yester-
Black Jack was called yesterday for
the first time and with no sales was
marked up at CSC bid, $1.10 asked.
Ben Butler opened the week at sc,
I reached 107sc on Thursday and finished
with saIes al 1014c, 1014c and 1Oc yester-
day.
Eagle & Blue Bell was stronger dur
ing the week, but sales were few. It
brought Gle.
] Grand Central has been fairly active
at $7.37 early in the week up to $50, the
/ latter figure being obtained outside of
I the regular call. 1t eased down, how
ever, and closed yesterday at 1925 and
$7.4212.
! Lower Mammoth started the week by
| selling at S4.25. Friday afternoon it
had reached $3.50, but slipped back 10
] $4.39 at the close of yesterdays call.
Mammoth has advanced from $3.50 to
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$2.561z, and Martha Washington has
slumped from 2Sc. the high mark Mon
day, to 1910 bid. 1S15e asked yesterday.
Manhattan was also lively at 1c to is4c.
Nay Day opened Monday afternoon
on q sale at 561sc and has not since been
headed off. 1t closed strong yesterday
at csc
Daly-West and Ontario have both
been rather weak The. former going
back from S36 TO $3475 and the latter
from $1,000 to S1O.34-
Northern Light has advanced from
&c 10 ll%c on sales and closed yeSter-
day at lie and lie.
Silver Shield commenced the week at
91sc and closed at lie, while Star Con-
sOlidated has slumped from .67Ikc to
oo4sc, yesterdays closing sale figure.
IeSOra has been weak for several
days. but ii showed signs of recovery
yesterday, closing 73c bid, t79c asked. 1t
opened the week at Soc
sacramento, Sunshine, Sunbeam,
South Swansea and Swansea have all
more than held their own, while Valeo.
Dexter and a few of the less active
shares have not Jared so we'll
Yankee Consolidated has made a
great record during the week and if adj
vices of a semi-official nature are 10 be
relied upon il is booked for SURPRISES
in the week TO come. Monday it sold
for 19c, Tuesday it went to 21Ac and
since then has continued to jump till
yesterday when it reached 271le on the
last sale.
from day to day, is shown IN the fol-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-31
BOSTON & HNTiC
CONTROL BOUGHT
w. II. TibbaIs Gets $4,000 of
the 100000 Shares.
GOOD RECORD FOR MARCH
ORE AND BULLION PRODUCTION
DIVIDENDS PAIL.

a deal has just been closed in this
city that lands no less than 275.0oo
shares and proportionate interest in
the 60 600 shares OF treasury stock of
the Boston K Tintic Mining company
in the hands of William Ii. Tibbais,
who has been working quietly for its
requirement during the past two
months OF more. The stock was con-
siderably scattered and il has been
picked up as opportunity afforded. till
now a strong working co1trol has been
gathered in and placed in the profess
sor's %trons box to the credit of him
self AID other local as well as some
eastern capital The amount involved
in the transaction could not be learned
definitely. but II was supposed TO be
not less than $4,000
fhe Boston 4 Tintic company owns
about forty-five acres of mineral land
between the Star Consolidated ana
Rabbits Foot, and IN the early days OF
DtSiug at Silver City produced some
$50 00g worth of ore from surface work
ings. u covers the same assure vein
now producing 80 handsomely IN the
star
The five-foot vein on the Boston &
Tintic has been opened to depth or
aCout 200 feet. but no drifting mas peeh
done, as the purpose IS TO go anotn lS1.
200 rect SVhefe solid ore is cOnhuentiS
expected TO be encountered In going
the 200 feet about one foot OF taicy
pyrises has chung to the footwal and
all OF IL viii run 50 or Sc in gold. At
100 feet down some fine siiVer-lead ore
WAS encountered, assays on which gave
returns IL 4S.2 per cent lead, $50 ounces
silver and .08 ounce OF golc-
Professor Tibcals stated yesterday
that tho property was all paid for, ne
debts existed ana that some money
was still in the treasury. The smart
rs equipped with A good whim, and
iust as soon as the weather settles
work viii be commenced and pushed
during he season
Tkfe Boston a Tintic is most elig1bly
located. and with a strong com binau0n
in control should be made to enter the
list of big producers With nthe year.
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AssEssMENT MOTTO NO 1a.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF
Tintic Location OF principal place Of
business. Salt Lake City. state of Utah:
ing district, Juab county. state Of Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at "A meet
ing of the board of directors of said com
pany, held on the 18th day of March 1901
assessment No. IS of one and one-half
012l cents per share was levied on the
capital stock of the corporation. payable
Immediately TO the secretary at the Of
ice of the company. 617 Mccormick block,
Salt Lake City. state of Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on Friday. the 18th DAY of April,
1901. viii be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, ana unless pay
ment is made before. will be sold on
Saturday, May l. 1901. at / O'Clock %. m.
to pay the delinquent assessment, t0geth-
er with the costs of advertising and ex-
pense OF sale. BY order of the board OF
directors.
ERNEST WILLIAMS. Secretary
Salt Lake City, Utah. March i, 1901
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Mining Notes,

The Commercial had two cars of ore
on the market yesterday
Three carloads of May Day first
class ore were sold on yesterdays
market.
Two cars of concentrates from the
Mammoth mill ar Tintic We're marketed
yesterday.
c. b. MARYLAND will resume the man
sgement of the Conklin samPiing works
tomorrow
The Excelsior company. with proper
load of ore yesterday.
George b. Earnshaw has resigned his
position as superintendent of the Shaw
NUT company's mines.
Frank G.. Janney, superintendent of
the Consolidated Mercur company's big
mill, was in the city yesterday.
William Hays was in the market
yesterday with a car of high grade
ore from his Macon City mine at Ely,
New.
After the close of the call at yester-
days session of the stock exchange. 200
shares of Daly-West were sold at
$S4.75.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of eight cars OF
and two from Nevada.
The CoconinO company has approved
the. plans for the Neil process teaching
plant. and contractors are now figuring
TO bid on its construction.
The Swansea company declared its
regular dividend of cents a share or
$1,000, yesterday. 1t win be paid April
10 and books close on the 9Th.
on account of the absence of one of
the members of the board the Alaska
directors postponed the meeting ar
ranged for yesterday until Tuesday
next.
The Bullion Beck company closed the
week and month on the sale of five
carloads of ore. April opens for the
Bullion-Beck most auSpiciously and a
fine record of production is promised.
Manager Weir of the Ajax came ia
from that property yesterday morning.
He pleads ignorance of any move look
ing to a consolidation of that property
with the Mammoth and Lower Mann
moth.
w. s. Brown, manager of the North
Mountain company's Cherry Creek
(Nev.) property, came in from Fremont
Neb, yesterday and leaves for the
mine today. Nothing has been done
at the mine since last fall. and it is
not the intention to resume for some
time yet Mr.. Brown is going to run
over and see that everything is safe.
Some little trading was INDUCED in
on the curb yesterday afternoon on ac-
kee was the favorite and sold up. to
291z cents. West Morning Glory did a
little business al > cents to SO cents,
but holders were 10th to sell at those
figures. May Day was wanted a sc
cents. while 10A cents was offered for
Ben Butler.
A. J. Harrell. president of the Crown
Milling company, who is building the
mill for LeSsrs. Flindt and MOsby at
the May Day mine. stated yesterday
that every particle of machinery had
been ordered and some of il was al
ready paid for. The concentrating
machines are practically ready for
shipment, but they will not leave San
Francisco till the building is ready to
receive them. They are dry process
mill, you know" said Mr.. Harrell. land
we don't want to have them laying
around in Snowstorms waiting for a
place to pat them He thought the
new mill ought to be running in thirty
days from now.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

William F, Gibson, editor of the Spring
Vile Independent, was in the city yester-
day.
George L. Walker, assistant superin-
tendent of the International Correspond
suce. schOlS of Scranton. Pa. left Friday
for Scranton, where he was called to in
spect the various departments of the
schools
The many friends of w. DaunS Scott
will be pleased TO learn that he has en-
tirely recovered from his recent illness
He Is now assistant manager at the
Woodstock Inn, at Woodstock, VT, pop
ular summer resort. and is doing we'll
A tetter received in this city yesterday
by President Angus NJ. Cannon from his
son. Clarence, announced that he had
been honOrabiY released from his mission
at Stuttgart, Germany, and would soon
start for home. accompanying the re-
mains of Elder Charles Fuchs. who re-
Gently died at Elberfeld. The home of the
deceased missionary was at Paris, Ida
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Yesterdays Stock Sales.

Ajax, 709aS1.O7: 200as1. 0sst: 5O0as1.OS
Daly-West. 50fiS34 10
Dalton & Lark. 2.O900714e.
Grand Central. 30Gd$7.26
Lower Mammoth. 160d$4 521a: 2OCdS4.
109Q$4.52; 1coQs4-51: 1O0GS4 so; 1o07s8.49.
Mammoth, z00dS2. ssh
2OG065c
Sacramento. 1.5GCd441Sc.
Star Consolidated. r0Q55Izc: 4O0d55c: 200
Q35i4cs 200Q5614c; l.000d556c: 1,O1001559tc: 500
@959sc; 600a56l2e: 409Q56%4c; 1O09569sc.
Sunshine 5O0d26c
Nalso 50G025c.
Ben Butler, 2,500d1Ol6c; 2,5o06105kc; 1000
010c.
Boss Tweed. 5OoN11c
Manhattan. 2.0O0Q1c: 9,00031 Lice
Yankee Consolidated, 509G26c: !. OO0ED
2612c; 1.00012615c; 500dz7c; 2,C0102.5ac.
Shares sold, 35 $50.
Selling value. $15.S01.
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TINTIC CONSOLIDATION.
Assurances That the Deal as Out
lined is on Foot.

Assurances That the Deal as Out-
lined is on Foot.
No deniaIs were made of The Her
AIDS account of the pending big Tin
tic consolidation yesterday, other than
that which came from Manager Weir
Of the Ajax who declared IL was one
on him. Manager T. r. Jones of the
American Smelling 4 Refining com
pany claimed to know nothing of IT,
but he said the scheme appeared to be
n good che and he would be pleased
TO see il go through. Another gentle
man. who has been a steady purchaser
of Lower Mammoth lately, said he was
in possession of sufficient Information
on the subject to warrant him in Sc
curing just as much of that stock as
he WAS able to carry. Whether the
Ajax is being figured on 1 am not In
a position to say. the gentleman SAID,
but the figures you name on the Nam
moth and Lower Mammoth are very
close TO the mark. 1 have no doubt
that the deal will go through.
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Aarrol s+octbolders, Meetino

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Central Pacific Railway company
VIII he held on Tuesday. April , A D
fgOi at II O'Clock a. m Of that day, at
the office OF said company; No. 70 South
Main street. over Wells. Fargo & COM
for the purpose of eleeting a
hoard of nine directors for the
ens1liner year and to transact such
sotber business as may legally come be-
fore said meeting
ISAAC I. REQUA
President Central Pacific Railway Com
= many !. l. WILLCUTT.
Secretary Central Pacific Railway Com
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share market where the sales reached
nearly 1000. 600 shares and represented
cash to the amount OF nearly $900,0o0
stands almost unparalleled Il the his
try OF the exchange, while the fine
reports coming from both big and lit
tie mines as well as the prospects which
have been steadily worked during the
winter. augurs we'll for future business
In Utah shares. The first year of the
new century promises TO be q record
breaker all along the line
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The trouble. as related here. appears
to be that stream of water which has
its source in spring located on West
Century ground has been used by the
Century company for a long time in
supplying it's MIL "a water right is
claimed by the Century company and
its neighbcr seems determined 10 prove
the contrary. The fight promises to
become interesting
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. - degrees; min
imum temperature, % degrees; mean tenn
perature, "a degrees. which is degrees
below the normal Accumulated def
cheney of temperature since the LIST of the
month, 81 degrees: accumulated excess of
temperature since Jan. /. 204 degrees. To-
tai precipitation from s D. m to o. m.
trace; accumulated excess of precipita-
ton since LIST of the month. % inch; ac-
cumulated excess Of precipitation since
Jan. /. 80 inch.
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WEST MORNING GLORY ORE.
Manager Smith Reports Fifteen
Inches of it NOW.

Manager Smith returned from the
West Morning Glory yesterday morn
ing. bringing with him samples OF the
orp now being followed in the north
drift on the zoo level The streak had
widened to fifteen inches when he left
the mine. and every foot's advance
was recording an improvement At
the point near the shaft. where a cross
vein comes in and where small
stringer of ore cut The other vein in
two a '.poD-shot' was put in while
Manager Smith was at the nine. and
twelve inches Of high grade ore were
opened ND. This is to be followed to
determine its extent. A large number
OF people go TO the mine every day
and IL has been found necessary to
DENY them admission. in order that
work nnight.not be interrupted.
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SILVER SHIELD SHIPMENTS.
Eighty Tons of Crude Ore and Con
centrates Produced in March

The mana cement of the Silver Shield
Yesterday received assays on the forty
ton shipment of crude ore that reached
the samplers Friday It went AZ per
cent Lead. forty-three ounces silver and
50 cents IN gold. Forty tons Of con-
e.entrates reached the sampler yester-
CAV and they are expected to run fully
as we'll The two lots represent the
output for March and will oe mar
ketetf- tomorrow The mine never
looked betrer,' said an official of the
connoapv Yesterday and = nice re-
serve fund is being laid by"
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Special stockhoIders' Meeting.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be a meeting of the SIOckhold-
ers of the Great Buffalo Mining Company
at the office of w. II. Clark, No. % West
I'd So ST. Salt Lake City. Utah. on the
I'd day of April 1901. at o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of electins a board OF
directors, and for the transaction Of such
Other business as may be lawfully
brought before said meeting. BY order Of
w. H.. CLARK.
Vice Pres. Acting President
CHAS. Z. STREET.
Secretary
J. c. LYNCH.
TREASURER.
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New .York Mininr stooks-
Roston Mininr stncks-
Ice Consumers.

We have our usual supply of natural
and pure distilled water Artificial Ice.
in which We are exclusive dealers
Place your order with this always re-
liable company and be absolutely sure
of receiving your ice during the entire
season. orders for carload lots so
lieited. Office and Factory, $50 So. Sd
West st. Tel Il Red Wagons
SALT LAKE ICE CO.
]. c. LYNCH. Manager.
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Notice. A. o. u w

Members of Temple Lodge No Is
are requested to meet at A. o. L. w
Hall Sunday, March 31st, at 1 80 p. m.
to attend the funeral of Brother e II.
buchanan of Ontario lodge No. 1. Park
City. All members of the A. O. L. w
and of d. of II. earnestly requested to
attend. Q. p. ARNOLD, JR.
Master York ma Z,
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During April the Con. Mercur is
counted on for $4,000 or 15c a share;
the Utah Consolidated is expected to
announce a distribution of at least
500. 600 and the Ontario, il Is thought
vii. trot cut az least $4,000 while all
the others VIII be heard from as usual
The ore md bullion record of S1,6Sa. =
$50. % is n remarkably good one for a
time Of the year when hauling in-n,any
II the camps j. difficult and in some Of
them practically Impossible.
The business dene in the mining
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amounted to s1.eSa 1868. For the past
week they amounted to 1888. 1898. yes
terday,s transactions were as followss
T. r. Jones & Co, ores, So. SOC; bull
lion. 81 900.
Mccormick & Co. Mingo bullioD-s5, 200;
ores, $500; cyanides. SC, 400.
Commercial National bank. ores.
SO 200.
Bamberger & MCMILLAN. ores. sl.7s5.
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HIGHLAND BOY RUN.
During March s62 GOO Pounds Cop
per-gold Bullion Was Turned Out.

With a car that the management ex-
poets to finish loading today. the High
land Boy smelter viii have produced
during the month of March sixteen
carloads of copper gold bullion, aggre-
eating 962.0 600 pounds. This record
within so short a time after the en-
IargeWent indicates that the 1000, 900
pounds month mark viii YET be
reached
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no+;oa Of stnckholders, Meeting-

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCk-
holders of the Ben Butler Mining & Mill
ing company will be held on Monday,
A5riI q 1901 in the company : Offices,
rooms 40S and 4O9 Progress building, salt
Lake CITY. Utah. at Il O clock m. for the
purpose OF electing board OF directors 10
act such other business IS may lawfully
he brought before said meeting
A. l. JACOBS, Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah March 20,
ian
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QUARREL OVER WATER.
West Century Stopped from Bother
ing the Century.
(speclal TO IL Herald.1

Especial to The Herald.1
Logan Utah, March So.--Judge Hart
today granted the Century Mining com
pany a restraining order against the
West Century Mining company Both
companies own Valuable mines in the
Park Valley distr n~j the order
granted restraints to- Nest Century
people from interferline Nth a stream
of water which has been used in the
Century mill. The order TO show cause
is made returnable May S.
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The Mammoth mill sent out two car
loads of concentrates and one bar of
bullion.
For the month of March, in spite of
stormy weather and bad roads, 479
cars of ore containing f2.464 tons.
twelve cars OF concentrates and eight
bars of bullion, were sent out from the
three shipping points. The concen-
trates and bulliGp were from the Nam
mJrh mill. The ere shipments were
divided as follows:
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Metal Market.

Silver. $3.50 per ounce.
Copper. 157sc per pound.
Lead. a. s. e. r. Cos price 81 90;
New York exchange. S4.37iz: New York
brokers'. $500.
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Corresponding
~1-N
Ogden. Santauuiri and inter

From Ogden, Santaquin and inter-
mediate points. April to Z. limit April
i. Stations on Eureka and Terminus
Branches April to Z. limit April u
From HarrisviEle. Cornish and inter-
mediate points. April to Z. limit April
10
From all other stations, sell April ,
to 6, limit April Is, 1901
Service, see advertising matter.
D., Z. Burley. Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt
d $ Spencer, Asst. Gen. Pass. & Tick
ct ACJ
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ROAD TO NORTHERN LIGHT.
Force of Men Now Engaged in
Shovehng it Out.

4 crew of men are now at work
shove1ing out the road to the Northern
Light mine. ard early in the week II
is hoped the road will be open TO coal
teams. the desire being TO get up a
carload as soon as possible. Another
storm. hswever. would cause all the
cuts TO drift full OF snow again in
verv short time. so there is nothing
certain about the outcome of the ef
fort.
II coal can be got up ore viii GER
tsinly De hauled down and a carload or
two will find its way to market before
the week closes. 1t is reported that
some remarkably rich ore has been
piled UP and sacked during the three
months or more that the force has
been practically showed in, ana
handsome returns are expected
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On Thursday evening, April 4th, Salt
Lake Tent No. 2 will give a card party.
sociable and lunch. All Sir Knights
ladiess and friends are invited Admis-
sion, 10 cents. A good time. Come and
enjoy yourself at l. O. o. r. Hail. s
p. m.
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Neckwear

that is exclusive in pattern and shapes
not shown By others
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main St
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Yesterdav's Rnsinees

i. For Saturday, a good business was
done yesterday and prices were well
maintained. In all So, $50 shares sold
for $15,SO1, and closing quotations were
posted as follows:
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for mems wear are Perrin, Fisk Dent
or Fownes. We carry them all.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main st.
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Hudson Sons & Co, brokers. Quota
tons and information cheerfully fur
nished.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the month Of March
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FOR CONFERENCE AND RELIEF
SOCIETY.
Oregon Short Line

VIII make excursion rates to Salt Lake
as follows:
From. Rate. From. Rate
OREGON Utah
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Nothing is like thesp--they fill the
Insured wants.
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DIVIDENDS OF s2s4, 900.
Months Record Among the Mines
Has Been a Good One

with dividends paid and ordered paid
in the sum of 1924. Oee, the mines of
Utah have done very well during the
past month. In February the sum dis
bursed was S124. 1873, and while the in
crease foe March is gratifying. a much
better record is predicted for April.
The contributors were Is follows. the
Centennial Eureka proportion 70 be
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E. C. Coffin, Stock Broker,
1 tc>5 Jennings Block Phone 1907.
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Correct Gloves

VIM. H. Child, Stock Broker,
400 Dooly Block. &c.,. Telephone. 694-2