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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
CHANGE ar DALTON.
New Man in Charge of Operations
Another Beaver COUNTY Comuaav.

New Man in Charge of Operations
Another Beaver County Company.
Richheld Feb. S.-There has been
quite change in the operating force
at the Dalton mine. J. S. Mccullough
has been put in charge Of the property,
and he has made several changes in
workmen and method Of development.
Il is reported that some rich strikes
have been made in portions OF the old
workings.
Hans TLft of Monroe and ]. A. Ross
Of Joseph returned last evening from
a trip to Ephraim, where. with Sanpete
county parties, they perfected the or
ganlzatlon of new mining company,
TO develop property i'm Beaver coun-
". Inc company was Incorporated
under the name Of the Silver King
Mining & Milling company, with 5O0
900 shares of the par value OF 20 cents
each. The property consists of two
groups Of seven claims adjoining the
Golden Reef, which were located and
held by d. ". Woodland and Thomas
Fouiin. Net much development has
been done no far, but enough to indi-
cate the presence of a large ore body,
similar to that Of the Golden Reef.
Hans Tuft is president of the COM
pany; j. A. Ross, vice president; John
Dorius of Ephraim, secretary; otto
Nelson OF Ephraim. treasurer; and
r. Anderson of Mt. Pleasant is the
other director
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
WILL DEAL IN FUTURES.
Governing Board of Exchange Re
stores the Old Rule.

Governing BOARD of Exchange Re.
stores the Old Rule.
~ q meeting Of the board of gov
errors Of the mining exchange held
yesterday afternoon, the rule permit
ting trading in futures was restored
and a number of the brokers who have
kicked every moment since the rule
was suspended will be happy in con-
sequence.
President Bransford stated after the
meeting that 1t had been represented
that quite a number of busiress men
and other patrons Of the stock mar
ket were DESTROYS Of seeing the rule re-
vived. as under it they had a better
chance to do a margin business. How
IL would pan OCT Mr.. Bransford said
he did not feel like predicting, but the
board seemed to be of the opinion that
any change that might infuss life into
the market should be given a trial,
anyway. The sale permits OF no bar
gain being made for a longer period
than sixty days.
It was plblic clamor that resulted in
the wiping out OF the future rule sew
eral months ago and it is pretty safe to
predict that 1t win not meet with
favor nov outside of the profession al
class. which will now be enabled, as
before, 30 boost or knock any stock at
VIII without having to handle a single
certificate.
The naming of a secretary was again
deferred owing to the fact that no re-
port has yet been made by the audit
ing committee, the chairman Of which
was out Of town yesterday.
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BANK CASHIERS LOSSES
MAY BE RECOVERED BY SUIT

David City, Neb.. Feb. S.-The state
bank examiner, who is going over the
books Of the failed bank of Bellwood,
stated today that the indications are
that the shortage VIII amount TO $780,
600.
Amos and Richard Gould. cashier and
bookkeeper, respectively. OF the bank,
who were arrested charged with torE-
ing notes TO balance a shortage in the
cash account. are still in jail.
The bank examiner also stated thai
there was evidence that a great deal OF
money had been paid TO grain brokers.
and that steps would be made TO recov-
CT part or all of the money spent m
speculation.
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ter at SIS fat. For the past three DAYS
i has recovered nicely and the final
sale on open board was made yester-
day at $27.75
Lower Mammoth has advanced
cents during the week. while Mammoth
has ruled az S1.161s 10 Sl.ls Ben But
Ter, after starting at 12 cents. held
above that figure throughout the week
and closed firm al 12lz cents
May Day was in good demand and
for the first time in months it demon
strated that decent report from the
mine with dividend declaration need
not necessarily bring on a decline. 1t
sold yesterday at 81 cents. afterwards
casing on and closing on transfer at
55Ss cents.
Sacramento shot up from 1919 to "a
cents Star Consolidated held close
around - cents till Yesterday. when it
moved up to IS cents, while Silver
Shield fell off from Z cents to S cents.
sunshine is also quite strong and with
limited amount coming out it has adj
Vanced or cents a share during the
week, a conviction has become well
rooted tnat Manager Moore viii make
a success of the new mill.
Consolidated Mercur closes firm at
sl60 bid, with S1.611z asked. and the
talent is banking on its going to 50
before the month closes. California
has bee\ the liveliest member on the
llst and the talent has played it up and
down alternately during the week. II
closes a cent or so higher than it
opened, at better than IS cents.
uncle Sam and Victor have held a
pretty even keel during the week and
ooth OF tnem close stronger than they
opened. The same has beer true of
Yankee Consolidated, Martha Wash
ington, Century and several other of
the more or less active stocks
The nnal quotations and record of
safes at the single call yesterday were
as follows
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Yesterdays Sale.

Ajax. 1loO9S4c; SOOGS414c; 5O0Gs44c; 1000
34ltc: lOod5S12c.
Carisa, SOOa42c: 7OOa411lc; 1O0a411kc; 1909
41c: 1O0G4llsc.
Daly-West, 0IS97 %.
Mammoth, 1000Sl 20
May Day. SO0d57c; 10O05e1Ic; 5OoG56l5c;
1,0O0G5sc; 5O0d5524c; S,20Gd551zc; 3O0q55ssc ;
200G555sc
Sacramento, 1,1g0d24c; -2oAd25c.
Silver Shield, 709Q6c.
Uncle Sam. 1o0Q54c; So4Q53lzc; !, 5000
5Shc; 500Q5Sc; 500d532sc.
Ben Butler, 2.OO0Q1215c.
California, 1O9I3Tc; FTo0d3s1tc; 400d35c A;
2OOd $50; 5000 SIC; 5.S00dS5c; l. 0eod345kc;
2,oO0dSfzc; 1,50od34c; 2.409q34}sc; 100Q349sc f;
5O0d35iZc; i.0o0d351sc
Dalton. 2O10dl5sc.
Martha Washington, f,00o67kc.
Victor, 100d42Szc; 10od4Sc; 100d4S14c; 5000
SIC.
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tion was GATED TO the matter set aside
Judge Clancy's injunction and amended
its order So az 10 make the courts
meaning clear.
Today. upon the representation Of
Heinze's attorneys mat the corrected
order still covered the same territory
and admitted Of a dispute as 10 what
the supreme court meant, Judge Clancy
renewed the injunction which had been
sci aside by the supreme court.
When Attorney o. l.. Evans. for the
mining company, this evening called
the attention Of the judge 10 the fact
that the new injunction was in con-
tempt Of the supreme court and in yIo-
lation Of its order. he let1rted You
can go 10 the supreme court or go else
where
Mr.. Evans informed the Judge that
contempt proceedings would pc insti-
tUted
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IMPORTANT IDAHO SUIT.
Involves Properties in the Buffalo
Hump Country.
Special TO The Herald.J

NrNttiaA 10 Inc 1eIdiuD
Boise. Ida, Feb. S.--Judge Beatty IN
The United States court today denied
the application Of counsel for defendant
Tor the appointment OF an engineer to
examine the Ella mine, involved in an
important suft-PatriCk Clark vs.. Buff
falo Hump Mining company, Million
afro Charles Sweeney and others. In
thu action Clark claims defendant
coLapany, having property on each side
OF the Ella, discovered a rich streak
in the Elle. in which both Sweeney and
Clark were interested. Clark claims
he knew nothing about the strike Of the
vein until AFTER he had been induced TO
sell to Sweeney for $4,000. he alleges
that hundreds OF thousands have since
been taken from the Ella and he sued
for his share. claiming the sale was
brought about by fraud. Sweeney s
company today applied for an engineer
10 examine the mine. but Clark's coun-
sci opposed it. claiming the rich ore
saken out had been displaced with
waste. so the engineer could make no
deductions that would have a bearing
on the case.
Judge Beatty's ruling is regarded as
a blow to the Sweeney interests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
STRIKE IN THE YORK.
Drifting West For Dana Fissure Ten
Inches of Galena Appears.

0IIILLII " CT Z OF DoIId Ioou4b 7 u
Inches of Galena Appears.
In the upper workings of the York
company's property at Bingham, where
contractors have been drifting west 10
intercept what is known as the Dana
fissU'e, a small seam of ore made its
appearance several days ago which has
now widened out to ten inches of fine
steel galena. the showing becoming bet
ter with every shift.
The York is very eligibly located
property. and there is some talk that II
will soon be entered with some of its
neighbors to form the basis of a big
consolidation. Negotiations with east
ern owners of other ground are said TO
be now under way, with every prospect
of an early agreement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
ALTA WILL COME OUT.
Engineer Earnshaw Says Mistakes Of
Early Days Are Being Understood.

George B. Earnshaw, the mining en-
gineer, returned from q trip to Alta
Friday evening, after having partially
completed an examination Of the Co
lumbus property. Mr.. Earnshaw is
very much impressed with the posi-
bilities Of the old camp, and says there
is no doubt in ms mind that it will one
day in the near future become more
productive than it was in its palmiest
days.
Mr.. Earnshaw has not been in the
comp since 1874, twenty-eight years
ago, and brief though his trip was this
time. he learned enough TO convince
him that no small amount of misdirect-
ca work was done in the early days,
and he believes that the mistakes then
made will soon he turned to profitable
account. He reports three to four feet
of snow in camp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Engines From Another Town

Bloomington, Ills, Feb. S.-Wapella,
a town twelve miles south OF here, had
a fire scare today and called upon the
departments of Bloomington and Can
ton for assistance. a large elevator
known as the Farmers, was destroyed.
with a loss Of SIS, coo The flames then
spread to adjoining buildings. and for
a time the entire town was threatened.
The progress of the fire was finally
stopped. however. with a total loss not
exceeding SIS, 000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
DIP. FRANK1.IN's OIL MINE.
Oil and Gas Struck at 200 Feet in tn
Ephraim Tunnel.

EAA am = uAAAOAs
DR.. P. A. H. Franklin returned from
Erhraim yesterday after having in
spected the oil-shale property recently
acquired by himself ard John E. Du-
bois. The tunnel Is now in 200 feet, and
a second ledge of oil-bearing shale fif-
teen feet thick has just been opened.
Gas came in so strong that the men
were driven from their work and oil
is now flowing out with the water that
comes from the vein.
The doctor says the shale in the sec
ond ledge appears to be better even
than that opened in the first, and he
would not be surprised to strike a
gusher in the near future--a condition
indicated by the heavy gas pressure
just encountered and the appearance of
free oil. He considers the prospect a
good one, at any rate, and If 4 flow is
struck that fills the tunnel before tanks
have been provided to handle it, he will
probably bulkhead the lower end Of
the valley and let it fill up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
BUTTE LITIGANTs WARNING UF
3. & N. Attorneys Threaten Con-
tempt Proceeding Against Clancy

INNNNIlI % NJ LIgle-II.T
Butte Feb. S.-Contempt proceedings
are threatened against judge William
Clancy of the district court by the al
torneys for the Boston & Montana
company because of his alleged con-
temptuous treatment of an order made
by the supreme court in one Of the nu-
merous injunction suits between F.
August Heinze AID the company.
Last Monday tile supreme court mod
fled the Injunction so as TO exclude
from its operation the big mineral
veins Of the Leo ~ and Piccolo mines
and continuing IA a 90 the Gambetta.
Heinzes attorneys Sook advantage OF
an erroneous wording of the order OF
modification and got Judge Clancy 10
exterd the Injunction 10 take in lot
a. 2rriiory not included in TIE suit
The supreme cout, when is atten-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the week amounted to $751;
100, yesterdays proportion of that sum
being $S1, 300, as follows:
Mccormick & Co, ores. $4,000; copper
bullion, SOS, 900; gold bars, $4,000.
T. r. Jones & Co, ores, $12,70O;' bull
lion. SIS. 300
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ONLY ON DELINQUENT.
Every Shareholder But One Paid Or
on Comstock.

At the Comstock company's delin-
qUent sale yesterday afternoon, 500
shares only remained unpaid, and they
belonged to a travelling man, who
probably had not heard Of the assess
ment One hundred shares Of It were
bid in by the company 10 cover the
cost of the assessment and expense of
sale, $50 in all.
At the mine operations are being con-
fined to running the drift west in the
vein on the 300-foot level 1t is now
out 525 feet from the shaft, with an
other eighty to 100 feet to drive to get
under the California chute. The vein
is about five feet wide, and the face is
filed with stringers of tale, manga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
THIRD VEIN IN SUNSHINE.
1t Has Just Been Encountered in
Raising From Old Tunnel.

Raising From Old Tunnel.
Manager George Moore is back from
the sunshine with news Of new and
important strike in that property. In
making a raise from an old tunnel to
connect with the shaft workings, a
third ledge has been encountered and
assays so far taken Indicate values OF
from 50 10 $4.S0 per ton. The ore is an
oxide and win prove a simple teaching
proposition.
Mr. Moore is feeling very good over
the discovery. and looks for it to de-
velop into something very important.
In the meantime he Is hurrying work at
the mill. and on the arrival of a lot Of
trappings that i'm themselves amount
to little, but very necessary to com
plete the plant, a very few days will
see il finished
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
International Chess Tournament.

Monte Carlo, Feb. S.-TOday was set
apart by the committee Of the inter-
national chess masters tournament for
the replaying of drawn and adjourned
games. In these contests Tarrasch and
Mason defeated GunsbeTg and Napier,
while draws again resulted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Brewing Concern Fails.

Albany. \. Y, Feb. S.-The Hink1a
Brewing company, which owns one of
the largest breweries in Albany. made
an assignment today TO Edward NIur-
ply, jr., of Troy. The liabilities and as
sets were not made public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Why Suffer With Headache

When one dose of Sherman's Headache
Cure viii rid yOJ of it? They are in
Simultaneous in their effect, and per-
fectly harmless. Keep a box in the
house for emergencies. They cure neu-
ralgia. 25c and Zoe a box. For sale by
Godbe-P Pitts Drug company.
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between Tiechmann and Schlechter
Marocxy and JanOwski and Sheve and
Reggie. -
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Accident in q Church

Panama, Feb. S.-An accident in the
church of Horencitos. in Chiriqui. re-
suited in the death of thirteen persons
and the severe wounding OF thirty 9TH
era
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nese and quartz. with seams and peck
cts Of nice ore scattered throughout.
superintendent Hickey's know ledge Of
the country leads him to predict that
great body of ore viii be encoun-
tered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Metal Market.

Silver, 551kc per ounce.
Copper. 11kc per pond; New York,
12ssc015c.
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York,
$40.
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ONLY $3.50 TO LOGAN AND RE.
TURN,
Monday. Feb. 10.

Special train at 4 n. m. via oregon
Short Line. and special returning. Tick
cts also good returning until Feb. T.
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FOR The Chill DREN,
To Keep Their Digestion Perfect
Nothing is so Safe and Pleasant as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.

Thousands Of men and women bavs
found Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets the sal
est and most reliable preparation for ar.-
form OF Indigestion or stomach trouble
Thousands Of people who are not sick
but are well and wish to keep we'll, taxa
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Barnett & Langley, Brokers,
II West Second South. Tel. 50.
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Department Store Burned.

Yankton, S. D., Feb. Sire today
destroyed the department store of W.
F. Fantle & Brother. Loss, $50. 600.
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Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
500 Progress building. Phone 1159Y.
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some famous brain workers have made
welcome discovery along the line of re
coVery OF health by the proper selection
OF 1000. Several were of the .'Coffee-us,-
er-hurt-me kind. but, as an experiment.
tried leaving it off ten DAYS. and the use
OF Postum Cereal Food Coffee in its place
definite and decided Improvement in
health is practically certain TO attend
such change.
Look carefully into the state Of health
OF the Individual who knows that coffee
don't hurt me- and you are almost sure
TO find some form of physical all or
functional dIstuTbance-perhaps muddy
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W. J. Browning, Stock Broker,
212 Atlas block. Telephone 1850 q
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Harry S. Joseph. Stock Rrnker

q. 4. Olobs, STOCK Broker,
PA Atlas block. Tel. O54 X.
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A. S. Campbell, Broker,
2O2 D. F. Walker building. Tel. 53s.
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Reliable and accurate informatio
given clients. Phone $40. 217 Atlas.
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4Oo-1 D. F. Walker Bldg. Tel. 1851. Res
OAK.
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William Z. Til

H. B. Cole Co., Stock Brokers,
Commission business only. Phone 30;
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Notary Public in and for Erie Co. \. Y
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New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

-+,,Ir market values moved in an irregular
v7snner in the day, with small net changes at
the close In the greater number or issues a"-
,-ancas were recorded despite the fact that call
money rates were again at high level "hlle
substantial market interests were not actlNelS
engaged in securities operations. AS rule'
4rsnsactions represented the operations of pro
feseional traders. In the early dealings prices
exhibited a saggfng tendency, while in the sub
xeouent trading Improvement was recorded
strength in the afternoon was doubtless helped
nv the active buying of the local traction
shares esreciaIly of Brooklyn Rapid Transit
which enioved a noteworthy upward movement
,lrerins at 90 this stock advanced to b9l4.
closing at 6S7s. net gain Of 3s points as cohl-
rsred with the preceding days close. The move
-7,ent in the traction shares was not eHplalneu
NV any news developments, but buying OF me
,-.-,o,,s issues was accompanied by further un-
confirmed reports regarding the future OF the
different properties. 1t is quite evident 1haI
interest IL the traction stocks is based on eX-
,,ec+ation of important developments affecting
the companies; also on the belief that earnings
throughout the year and for years to come
will be enormous. People who travel on the
elevated and surface systems can readily ull-
,5arstand the favorable prospects for heavy traf-
-c receiuts Total dealings amounted TO 363,l"I
shares. of which Brooklyn Rapid Transit, St
paul Erie Missouri Pacific, Pennsylvania,
Reading. Rock Island and Sugar Refining sup
T,lied the greater part. Sugar Refining was one
cf the active features. at an advance OF over =
roints. Call money ruled at per cent, with
high rate at 10 per cent The demand for loans
not active.
The outlook for the stock market in the few
remaining days of he current year does not
favor great bull activity, owing TO the position
OF the money market Expectations that there
will be serious disturbance as 3 result of none
tarv conditions will not be fulfilled money
1,ooI. with resources of S50o000e0 and more If
required stands ready TO care for the situation
in case Of adverse money market developments
The money syndicate recently formed VIII
doubtless not be called TO throw any
part Of the S-0OO0oo0 subscribed into the mar
ket unless the situation is much weaker
than present indications suggest From all the
known conditions the speculative situation is
sounder than il has been in many months.
Stocks are in strong hands and large short in
1erest still exists While these factors do not
warrant bull activity at the moment, they do.
however, in connection with the strength Of
conditions affecting the actual worth of invest
rnents encourage the belief that there will be
an active upward movement in the course Of the
next feX months