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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
No. York Mining stOcks.
San FRANCISCO Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

A r. assessment has been levied on
Zoe Bowers.
The Burning Moscow Of Bingham
has two cars Of ore at the sampler.
Nine carloads Of high-grade Carisa
ore will be on the market tomorrow.
The Ophir Hill closed the week by
marketing eight cars Of concentrates
The South Swansea marketed an
other car of high-grade ore yesterday
The Red Wing Of Bingham contrib
uted a car Of ore to yesterdays mar
ket.
Nine cars Of ore from the Horn Sill
Yer bonanza at Frisco reached the
market yesterday.
Four cars Of Bullion-Beck ore VIII
be on the market Monday, as wei as
one car Of Mammoth.
A carload of machinery for the Mono
Mining & Milling company's plant was
forwarded to Stockton yesterday.
The Conklin sampler yesterday re-
ported the receipt of five cars OF ore
from Frisco and two from Bingham.
After three or four days in town,
Manager E F. Freudenthal of the Il.
& f. company pulled out again last
night.
Manager P. W. Madsen has gone out
to fnspect the Century at Park valley,
and is expected back about the middle
of the week.
Manager B. T. Lloyd of the Copper
Ranch and Copper Mountain companies
is scheduled to go east during the next
two or three days.
AquiTa Nebeker left for Chicago
Yesterday to confer with Henry NJ.
Ryan and other moguls OF the Coco
nino Copper company.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
Yesterday in receipt Of nine cars of
ore from Frisco, eight from Stockton
one from Tintic and one from Bing-
ham.
Simon Bamberger pulled out for De
Lamar. New, Friday night. He has
/ gone over to size up conditions at the
! Magnolia and April Fool. He viii
likely be gone the greater part OF the
week.
John RhOdin, owner and manager OF
| the Thunder at Park City. came down
| Friday night on a short business trip
| He says the shaft is still going down
from the tunnel level. but what dis
] closures are being made he keeps to
| himself.
/ Judge J. W. Mcconnell has returned
I from a several weeks trip 10 Omaha
and Denver, presumsb bly, on matters
| connected with the hydTO-CaTbOn de-
I posts in which he is interested though
/ he pleaded that nothing could be said
at this time.
! Manager Lathrop OF the Ophir stated
| yesterday that The Herald's statement
/ concerning operations at the property
was all right, with the single excep-
| ton that earning capacity was placed
I up a trifle. The first figure should
have been left off. He expects to clean
1 up $4,000, instead Of $l25,OOO, per
month
Manager McVichie Of the Bingham
Consolidated was yesterday in receipt
I OF couple OF jugs of Mexican whisky,
sent him By r. &. Gemmel and he is
thinking Of placing them on tap when
the new c0nverters at the smelter so
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CONDITIONS AT AJAX.
Prospecting For a Copper Chute IN
der Way on 1000 Level.

Manager Weir of the Ajax was told
yesterday that he was accused OF hay
ing made big strike in the property
that he was keeping quiet.
Nothing" said he. would give me
greater pleasure than to be able to
plead guilty. We are sending a drift
out in cross assure on the 1000 level
and in the northern portion of the
mine as rapidly as possible with Bur
leigh drills About one week ago some
small punches OF nice copper ore were
encountered and then We passed
through quite a barren streak. Dur
ing the last day or two these small
lunches of copper ore have been com
ing in again and it looks more encour-
aging, but nothing approaching a
strike has been made"
Manager Weir stated on the 200 level
in the same fissure, yelloWish clay
vein filling had been encountered a long
time ago and as it was characteristic
of the ground that such material u.s.
ally formed above an ore chute, the
work going n below was for the pur-
pose of lea ing if it was not true IN
this instance.
we may catch il at any time now
and I hope we shall, but there has been
no strike as yet"
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BEN BUTLER-LIBERAL

Agreement Reached Whereby Ore
From Disputed Ground viii Be Sold.
For several days negotiations have
been under way between representa-
tives of the Chicago & Bingham COM
pany, including the Iessees of its Lib
eral claims. and the Sen Butler COM
pany, with the purpose of permitting
the Liberal crowd to dispose of the
ore taken out during the time they are
ulraising for the purpose of trying to
establish apex. 1t became apparent
that to store the ore on the Liberal
dump during the spring freshet sea-
son would leave it in danger of being
washed down the canyon and TO avoid
such a mlshap and to leave the Liberal
lessee free To dispose of any ores that
might accumulate, a stipulation was
yesterday agreed to.
IL provides that A. l. Jacobs, as
trustee for the Ben Butler company,
and II. G.. Edwards. as trustee for the
lessees and the Chicago & Bingham
company, shall jointly dispose of any
such accumulated ores. and deposit
the proceeds thereof. after the costs OF
shipping. smelling, etc. have been
paid subject 90 the order Of the court
wherein the suit between the parties
is being tried.
The understanding was cn amicable
one ana the proceeds of the ore sales
VIII finally go to the side entitled to
receive them.
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SANDER against her spouse, She
declared that ne refused 10 sup
port Aer and refused permission for
callers TO enter her home. She also
stated that he did nothing towards the
support Of their three children and that
the duty Of earning a living for them
devolved upon her.
The man grew desperate as she pro
ceeded and attempted to get behind
the railing to put a stop to the talk
of his wife. Failing in this he tried
pacifying inducements and tempting
offers to persuade her to accompany
him home. She steadfastly refused,
and the fellow was at last elected from
the building.
The woman was advised TO go TO the
home of some friend and 10 institute
divorce proceedings against the man
Shortly after her departure, Reynolds
returned to the place and demanded an
audience with his wife. On being re-
fused by the officers he became treat
ening and disOrdeTly and declared that
he intended to wreak his vengeance on
the woman. He was locked up for the
night and will be heard before Judge
Diehl Monday.
The woman a few months ago sue
ceeded in arousing the sympathy Of a
number Of people by her desperate con
diti0n during the extremely cold
weather of the winter. Her condition
was stated in the papers, and provi-
siOns, clothing and money We're sent
to her and her three children. She de-
clared last night that her husband
attempted to sQuander all the cash in
drinks.
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SOUTH SWANSEA STRIKE.
Fine Body of Ore Encountered a
Depth of SO Feet in Shaft.

Silver City, April 12.-The South
Swansea shaft, which has been in min
eraliZed ground for two weeks. broke
into a fine body of ore the first Of the
week at a depth of $40 feet. A cross
cut has been pushed in a distance OF
twenty feet, with most gratifying re-
suits. The vein on the 1901 foot level
is twenty feet wide. with a seam Of
silver and lead ore averaging about FIVE
feet From the present level up to the
zoe. distance of 10 feet. the ground
Is untouched, having a big territory
for Stopping.
Messrs. L. z. Ritter, Claude and Rome
Wheeler, W. II. FaTnsWorth and T. j.
CroXal, comprising the board Of direc-
tors. have all been at the mine and are
highly pleased with the outlook. Dur
ing the past year a new working shaft
has been sunk 500 feet and connected
with the ore bodies in the old work.
ings. A steam hosting plant COM
pressOr plant and pumps have been in
stalled and everything has been paid
from the revenue derived from the
mine, so that the company is now In
excellent condition to begin the earn
ing Of dividends.
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MAJEsT1C's BIG SHIPMENT.
Fourteen Cars - 40 Per Cent Copper
and Four Cars of Silver-lead Ore.

failloEQ l1meS-t
On Tuesday the Majestic company,
through p. B. McKeon as agent, COM
menced loading a fOurteen-car ship
ment of high-grade copper ore at the
o. X and 10e tons Of silver-lead ore at
the HarringtOn-H Hickory. 1t is expected
that the o. n. ore viii average better
than 40 per cent copper. while the Har-
rinEton- Hickory ore viii probably net
about so per ton. The miners who had
fled liens upon the ore consented TO the
shipment and all of the claims against
the properties viii be paid off, which
viii put considerable money into circu
lation in Beaver county.
This ore viii go to market in one
solid train of eighteen cars. This is the
biggest single shipment Of ore ever
sent 0Gt of a Utah mining camp with
the exception of Tintic. When the fact
that the greater part of the ore is near
~ half copper is taken into considera-
tion. it is a feat of which any of the
famous copper camps Of the world
would feel proud. Tt win be a magnifi-
cent advertisement of the mineral re-
sources of Beaver county
Last Saturday General Superintend-
ent Calvin, Division Superintendent Joe
Young and P 3. ICKeOn went up TO
the 0. k, accompanied by w. G. Nebe-
keT. the mining expert. ana made an
examination Of the property. AS re-
suit they made a proposition to Mt.
Lewis to purchase the o. X. option or
a large interest in it, but it was de-
Clined.
The payment made on the o. K. yes
terday makes a total of $4,000 since
the first OF the year. That Mr.. Lewis
is making a winning fight against most
formidable obstacles is most gratifying
TO the people CT this section. He has
had many difficulties to content with,
besides an Unfavorable copper market,
and it is known that upon several occa-
siOns he has been just upon the point
Of success when mis- plans We're upset
By the INSCRIPTIONS work of men who
have been trying to thwart his
schemes. A WelI-knovn mining man,
IN discussing the subject a few days
ago. said:
People who are inclined to criticise
Mr.. Lewis do not appreciate the kind
of q tight he has had. Had copper re-
manned where it was year ago he
would have had no trouble in carrying
through anything he undertook, but
since the slump il has been next to i'm
pssSible to get an eastern capitalist 10
even talk about a copper mine. If Mr..
Lewis succeeds ne will be entitled to
great credit"
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Yesterdays Sales.

Ajax, 7O0q55c; 2OOa54Sc; 1O9d54l5c; LOO
d54c.
Carisa, 5OOaHc; 1000 4Oc; 2O0a39lzc; 100
039c; 500aSSl4c; 5.200d3Sc; S00q3lStc; 200
d3Fzc; 109GS79sc: 500G377sc; 2C00u31c; 1,30O
@36c, seller 30; 1000d369zc; l. OOq36izc; 1000
d36c
Consolidated Mercur. 300dSi.S5; 500ds1.S4;
e0oaI.S3 10oaSl-S2; 6o0d$l.SSlz; lOOQSl.S4,
buyer so
DAILY. 10OQS1.971a: 1O0ds2.00.
Daly-West. 5QS47. %: 1O0dSf740; 15ds47.50:
100qS47s0, seller 10: 25ds47.6o: 5IS47.65; 3
dS47.75: 1o0$47S5: 40G$4T.S0.
Eagle g. Blue Bell. l0eN90c.
Lover Mammoth 100dSl .721E; 6oodS1.7ola;
100dS1.70.
May Day. 6OOa35Iec: 20O0dS5iac, seller
so; ]. 600d355kc; 1.200036c.
South Swansea. 1O0d4 2c; l.500Q44c 1904
A1zc seller 80, 1.S00G45c: 1O0q44c, seller
90; 3090451zc; 260Q50c, buyer go; 2VVd4sc.
seller SO; 500d52c. buyer so; 3O9Q5lc; 1870
50Ihc; 20Q050c, 300d5lc, buyer 50.
Uncle Sam, l,000d29c, seller 80: 4Ou5sc'
300029lac; 1,100dS0c; 1,60QS1soi 90yd5y9sc'
.O0Od31c, buyer 80: 509d3alae, seller 10
California. 5000 231ac; 500HZ59sc; aU900
23c: 5000 1.500023izc; 20O0zSc, seiler
10. 1e00G222sc. seller 10. -
Century. 50Od54c; 200Q55c; 5OOGSSc; loVq
SIC; 100Q51c.
La Refine. 1,70GQlSc.
Martha Washington, 1.Q00GIc-
TetrO 5O0G244ec: 600d25c.
Victor, 100623c; 100d24c; lVOdI594c; <VV0
West Morning Glory. 3.5OOd3lsc.
Yankee, 500d$2.50; 2oods2-56
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CONCERNING LOWER MAMMOTH.
Tintic Advices About Big High-grade
Shipments Not Confirmed.


Advices from Tintic Friday were to
the effect that the Lower Mammoth
had sent eight cars of ore to market
in ten DAYS that mine assays indicated
would bring a revenue to the company
of approximately $4,000. The truth is
that two of those cars contained ore
that netted the company between $50
and $50 per ton, very fine rock, indeed.
Two cars of it was of a grade that is
being tested at the Bingham smefter
to learn what can be done with the
ore that is. under present conditions. of
too low a grade to market profita bly,
Two more, not yet settled for, are ex-
pected to yield about $50 per ton and
the other two were to round out lot
of the ordinary grade previously
shipped.
The mine is looking we'll just the
same. and a good, snug profit for the
month is assured. Manager Bam-
berger stated on Friday that he had
strong hopes Of being able TO make ar
rangements whereby the secOnd-grade
ores of the property could be moved
at a profit and when he succeeds in
that, there is no question that the
Lower Mammoth win earn substantial
dividends.
The 600 level is said to be opening up
some very fine ore, though nothing
sensational, while every weeks work
in the lower levels adds materially to
the showing. Manager Bamberger in
sists that the property shall stand on
its merits, and as anyone can learn just
what is being done, Just what the ore
brings. or any other line of infOrma-
ton concerning the cOmpany's affairs
by making inquiry of Secretary Bean
there is no excuse for the sharehold-
ers not keeping posted
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BUYING THE
GALENA KING
Captain HcViChie Now Has los,-
600 Shares.
WILL MAKE GREAT MINE
FOURTEEN CARS OF c. K. COPIES
ORE COMING.

EARLY last wear Captain Duncan
McVichie. in the interests OF him
- self and J. II. Knight, Isaac Wing
and Judge j. w. Cochran. wealthy
lumbermen and capitalists of A-hland.
Wis. secured a lease on the property
and an option TO purchase the great
bulk Of the 100000 shares Of capital
stock in the Galena King company
That option would have expired on the
first of the present month, but Captain
McVichie has succeeded in having it
extended for one year.
Yesterday he made a purchase of
1900 shares Of stock IN the company
that was not included in his option.
which. with the $4,000 shares previously
ACQUIRED. gives him les. 600 shares. Prac-
ticauy all Of the shares with the ex-
ceptiOn Of blocks held by Colonel f. +.
Holmes and Day i'd Keith, are now IN
der the control Of Mr.. McVichie and his
Wisconsin assoc. ates. and that the deal
viii bc finally consummatcd he stated
yesterday was assured. The matter is
now. he says, shaped M to his liking.
and during the coming year he viii get
the proposition in saape for energetic
mana ms
With such heavy operators as the
names mentioned behind thC enterprise,
there is every reason 20 believe that
Mr. McVichie VIII make of the Galena
King another such bunanZa as the
IIonerine. alongside of which it nestles.
1t has the lodges and it has the ore
bat for many months past MT. Nc
Niciiie's time has been so completely
taken up in other directions that the
Galerd King has had to be neglected.
lt viii not be Ions. however, until the
work of opening up the Bingham Con-
sClidated company's mines VIII have
been accomplished and with work
there reduced to routine. he VIII be en-
a5led to round out the plan Of cam
paign he has already mapped out in
his mind 2t the Stockton property. OF
its merits he has no doubt. and td
demonstrate them viii likely be his
next self-imp0sed task. It means TIE
bringing out of another great mine for
Utah
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Chronic Bronchitis Cured.

For ten years I had chronic bron-
chitis so bad that at times I could not
speak above a whisper" writes Mr.. Jo-
seph Coffman of Montmorenci, Ind. I
tried all remedies available, but with
no success. Fortunately my employer
suggested that I try FOley's Honey and
Tar It's effect was almost miraculous.
and am now cured of the disease. On
my Recommendation many people have
used FOley's Honey and Tar, and al
ways with satisfaction" Johnson,
Pratt e. Co
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Beautv and Strength

Are desirable. You are strong and
vigorous when your blood is pure.
Nany-nay, most-wOmen, fail TO prop
erly digest their food, and so become
pale. sallOW. thin and weak, while the
brightness. freshness and beauty Of the
skin and complexion depart. Remedy
this unpleasant evil by eating nourish-
ing food, and taking a small dose Of
Herbine after each meal, to digest what
you have eaten. soc. at z. G. NJ. l.
drug depart me1t.
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LIVELY FAMILY ROW.
Man and Woman Tell Their Troubles
to the Police.

70 the Ponce.
Jonathan J. Reynolds and wife of 50
East Third South street had trouble
last night, and together went to po-
lice headquarters for the purpose Of
having the desk sergeant decide as to
the merits Of the quarrel. The woman
was taken behind the desk while the
man was compelled TO remain on the
outside
He became furious as he told of the
actions of his wife and declared that
if she were permitted to go to his
home again ne would ipflict bodily
harm. The woman's courage rose per-
ceptably with the railing between them
and she began TRADE of abuse and
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THEY SAW A MINE.
Visit of the Guggenheim Party to the
Daly-West.

A most instructive day was spent
among the great ore bodies of the DAILY
West on Friday by Messrs. Simon Gug-
genheim. f. L. NewhOUse and 5. w
Ehrict Of the American Smelling COM
pany. through which they were con-
Quoted by General Manager j. r.. BAN
berger The visitors returned hlgnlE
pleased with what was shown them
and while Mr.. Guggenheim declined 10
have his opinion of the bonanza quoted,
il was very evident that he, as well as
Messrs. .Newhouse and Ehrict, had had
a revelation on the occurrence Of ore
bodies that they win not soon erase
from their memories.
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Easter on the Links.

JhAEt-I
Miss Shapely (as she misses her drive
at the second tee and fallsl-On, Fred.
come and help me up. I know my ankle
IS turned
Fred docking down admiTingly)-les
and mighty well turned. too.
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Tintin Mining Notes.

Eureka. April 12.-R. G. Wilson, Dr.
Theodore Meyer and Ben D. Luce are
out from Salt Lake to visit the K. a..
W mine at HOmansville. Some very
encouraging assays in gold are coming
from the face of the drift which Is be
ing extended through the vein.
John A. Hunt James Larsen, Ed
Pearce and J. NJ Wheeler. May Day
directors, are making an examination
Of the mine today. They are accom-
panied by Mr.. Quick. who is the owner
of a goodly bunch Of May Day certifi-
Gates.
The regular meeting Of claim owners
Of North Tintic mining district for the
election Of a recorder and the transac-
ton Of general business, viii be held at
the recorders Office on the 5th OF May.
Ore and Bullion.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY APRII. 10 1902

S22T. 800. yesterdays proportion of that
sum being $4,000, as follows:
7. R. Jones d Co. ores. S5.109. bull
lion, $1,000
Mccormick & Co, silver and lead ores,
s, 200
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Ale04Cal Director.
Tier cured so many men who had hst
tied for years against the mental anH
physical suffering OF lost manhood thei
the Institute has decided TO distribute
free trial packages TO ali who write II
Is a home treatment and all men vzhe
suffer with any form Of sexual Weaknsgs
resulting from youthful folly. Drsma ttfrs
loss OF strength and memory, weak bach.
Yaracocele. OF emaCiatlOn OF parts cs1
now cure themselves - home.
Thu remedy has a peculiarly grateful
effect OF warmth and seems 20 act AZ
rect to the desired location giving
strength and development just where Z
g. needed. II cures all the MS and trou-
bles that come from years OF misuse Of
the natural functions and has been "a
absolute success IN all cases. A reuusrt
20 the State Medical Institute SOC E1ek-
tron Building, Ft. Wayne. Ind. stating
that you desire one OF their free triSi
packages, viii be complied with promDt-
ly. The Institute Is DESTROYS OF reach.
Ing that great class 81 men who are IN.
abs 20 leave home to be treated ana
the free sample viii enable them to see
how easy IL is to be cured Of sexual
weakness when the proper remedies arr
employed. The Institute makes no re-
strlottons- Any man who writes will be
sent a free sample, carefully sealed il
plain package SO its recipient need have
no fear Of embarrassment OF publicity
Readers are requested % write without
Delay.
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ANOTHER BEAVER COMPANY.
It VIII Operate in the San Francisco
District.


The Frisco Silver Queen Mining COM
pany Of Richfeld filed a certified copy
OF its articles of Incorporation in the
oT1ce of the secretary Of state yester-
day. The company is capitalized for
100000, divided into shares Of the par
value of 20 cents each. Hans Tuft is
president: James A Ross. vice presi-
dent; John Dorius. jr., secretary, and
Otto Nelson treasurer.
The company owns the Blue Bird
Nos. L, and 8, and the Humbug Nos.
/, ?, and 4, in the San Francisco dis
trict, Beaver county.
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Metal Market.

Silver, $3.50 per ounce.
Copper, 11Bc per pound; New York,
12c.
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York,
S4.125k.
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Open Board.

900 Anchor at $3.25.
100 Anchor at $3.50
1900 Ajax at Sc.
so Ajax at 52izc.
1000 Ajax at sc, seller bO;
/ 900 Ajax at SIC. seller 80.
800 Carisa at 36i4c-
100 Carisa at 36c.
500 California at &c.
800 California at 22e4c.
900 California at 2212c.
1000 California at 229sc- =.
zoo California at pc, seller 10.
900 TetrO at 25c.
shares sold, S3,6S5-
Selling value, S54,54i.
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BEAVER MINING NOTES,

--t+r E------59 AA-SA6 VIC SSA-A-i5 ~
nanzas Of Southern County.
Clifford Times)
Some magnificent silver-lead ore is
row coming out of the LenOra. located
about 1900 feet from the Orphan Boy.
Benjamin Hampton returned from
the Cave mine Tuesday and went TO
Salt Lake. A small force Is employed
at the Cave and AIR. Hampton reports
encouraging conditions.
Lcrin \. Morrison, Charles Morrison.
H. p. Gilbert ana John z. Dubois are
suing Samuel NewhOuse for possession
of the Buckhorn Antler. Alturas. Frac-
ton and Iron Chief claims, located IN
Copper gulch
Manager Henry Jefferson Of the Butte
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into commission. ten days or so hence.
The last car Of the new equipment
reached the plant yesterday
Eureka Reporter: George 7. Bridges
was over in East Tintlc Wednesday and
reports considerable activity in that
section. At the Silver King sinking is
still going on and the shaft has now
reached a depth of ISIS feet. The Min
ME Argentum tunnel is now in a dis
lance of 400 feet and the vein has been
cut. The property is said to be looking
exceptionally good. At the Provo &
Mineral Hill Mining company, also in
the same vicinity sinking is now in
progress the main shaft being 200 feet
deep.
Barnett & Langley, Brokers,
~ West Second South. Tel. 50.
800
A. S. Campbell, Broker,
202 D. F. Walker building. Tel. 5Ss.
Harry S. Joseph, Stock Broker,
Reliable and accurate information
given clients. Phone $40. 217 Atlas.
Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
500 Progress l aiding. Phone I15sY.
h. B. Cole Co., Stock Brokers,
J. oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
161 South Main. Tel. 2SS. House, 1054Y.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the past week amounted to
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Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
500 Progress Iailding. Phone I15sY.
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J. oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
161 South Main. Tel. 2SS. House, 1054Y.