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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
Pages Daily Market Letter.

The success OF any enterprise is de-
pendent, more or less, upon chance.
Certainly good judgment in manage
ment is essential, and the correctness
of fundamental principles indispensa-
Bile; but, even favored by these condi-
tiOns, with bad luck, the outcome will
be at least doubtful. However, in no
other business does the element OF luck
have such full sway as in mining. One
investment of $1,000 in Silver King
stock has brought return of 1880. 600
There are other mines in the same
camp Park City nearly equal to the
Silver King, and there are new mines
opening up with just as good a show
ing as had the Silver King at the same
stage of development. Give yourself a
chance to become wealthy and invest
something in Utah mines. You can
do no worse than lose your investment.
and that you might do in some enter
prise that did not offer the possibili-
ties that mining does.
The past week has been one of ac-
tivity, and prices have had a wide
range. Ajax closed at Csc. see little
prospect of improvement unless it
comes at the mine. Ben Butler TIC.
California 211zc, a net decline OF &c,
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owing partly to the fact that expected
shipments from the mine have not ar
rived on the market. Carisa 1870. Cen.
fury soc bid. Con. Mercur $1.79. This
stock pays &c a month dividend DAILY
West $S7-S5. net gain of $3.50 for the
week This is choice investment
Eagle & Blue Bell is weak at 74c. Grand
Central holds its own around $4-25. Lone
Pine is selling between soc and 55c. and
Is choice investment. The ore is
increasing and improving, especially in
gold values Lower Mammoth takes a
net loss OF &C, and l see no signs of
Immediate recovery. Mammoth is quiet
Joe Bowers. Little Chief. Manhattan,
Tesora and Valeo sell at almost any
price obtainable. Martha Washington
holds close TO Sc May Day closes at
lie. Ontario at IS, the high mark for
stronger, with more inquiry. Silver
King ST. Star Con. and Victor weaker.
Swansea S5c bid. Park Summit closes
2Sc bid. Buy il for a chance at big
money. Tetro and Uncle Sam are quiet
Wabash has been very active between
60c and zoe, closing at &c Don't short
it. Yankee declined to SIC. Daly-Judge
sells at $9.121z, a net gain for the week
or 371zc. New York is strong at Bic.
Ingot 121ze. Park City Star can be
bought for 25c, and is worth it. Nail
driver has advanced to S1.421z. l will
quote you Tonopah stocks on applica-
ton. I have Cornucopia for sale at &c
per share. Homestake of Park City
at 25c. I have 1000 Sunrise Of Park
Valley for sale. On the whole, the
week has shown a decided improve
ment- N A PAGE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
Boston Mining Stocks
Mining Notes

Ahother two-car lot of ore from the
lover mammoth property was landed at
the sampler yesterday.
me Conklin sampling works yesterday
reported the receipt of two cars of orr
IRON Ilntic and one from Nevada
Z: T. Hudson, the broker. returned yes
eeIudy morning from an extended BUSH
ness trip to Chicago and other points.
f1ty men are now on the payrolls at
the Yankee Consolidated tWo-thirdS Of
Whom are kept on development work.
Ben T. Lloyd has gone east on A deal
IIdt Involves property in Beaver county,
he VIII be absent two or three weeks.
J; ); Irennam, manager of the Stockton
Iold mining & Milling cOmpany's mines
mas gone. east on a short business trip
NJ L. -Effinger, manager of the WoIver-
me, mas gone on a trip to Michigan
G Whlcn VIII probably hold him over
L. E. Nebergall. J. ]. Hardin and A. A.
Perklns, all largely interested in the oil
Ilelos OF wyoming, came in from Evans
ton yesterday.
Charles Ti E. Knox, president of the Mon
lanai onOpdh company, came in from the
west yesterday on his way back to Phil
aoelphla, where he will likely remain
during the holidays.
Samples from the Park City Superior
company property, just brought down
py Manager Sappington, indicate that the
race of the tunnel is not far from the
main ledge. The rock is now ali shot up
His business on this end of the line for
the time being completed, George H Rob
lnsOn left for Butte again last evening
On MS return the matter of getting the
proposed new Smelter at Bingham under
way VIII be given particular attention
Manager Harry B. Windsor of the
Monster Mining company yesterday COM
pieted the title to twelve claims by pur-
CHASING the outstanding one-fourth in
terest in three of the company's Dutch
mountain, Deep Creek. group The prop
erty adj0ins that of the Garrison com
pany and the same lodges run through
both.
Articles Incorporating the Old Catawba
Mining company were filed with the
county clerk yesterday. with Salt Lake
as the principal place of business. The
company has a capital stock of $4,000
divided into shares of the par value of
10 cents each. The officers are: Theodo-
sius Botkin, president; Clarence H.
Chandler, vice president. and Thomas F.
with d. e. Sloan. H. p. Ripman Fred
w Allison and oscar Potter. comprise
the directorate.
Beaver News: Senator Lewis this week
increased his possessions in the Mt. Bal
dy gold belt by taking an option on
twelve claims adjoining the McGregor
group purchased last week The option
runs for ten months and calls for the
payment of $500. The vendors were l..
". Harris. Dave Maudlin and James
Boyter- This gives Senator Lewis four
teen claims in ALL taking in good slice
of the mineral zone and running clear
down to the creek. During the week all
Ellen McGregOr were Strengthened out
and the first payment of $1,000 was made
1t is expected that the property will be
actively developed during the winter.
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MINING STOCK MARKET.
Week Closes With a Much Better
Tone to the Active List.

The scare incident to the rather ir-
rational decline in the price of silver
having subsidized, the mining share
market closes the week in a much more
cheerful condition than has prevailed
for several days past. A sentiment pre-
walls in the ranks of the mine owner.
investor and Spectator that what win
be, will be-" anyhow, and IT is doubt
full that should silver be reduced to
45c or even 4Oc an ounce that any
great slump in the price Of Utah stocks
would follow. In the ores of nearly all
the producing mines silver ranks large
ly as a by-produet, and while a sharp
drop in its market value would cause
a trimming of sales in some instances
and impair the accumulation of sur
pluses in others. it is generally under
stood that not a single dividend payer
would necessarily have to reduce its
present rate of payment.
Mining is no longer the haphazard
proposition it was a few years ago.
The business has been reduced to an
exact science, and fluctuations in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
FAIRS AT THE
tACTUS BONANZA
IS Being Prepared For the
I,000-ton Milling Plant.
ELS 5,8OO-FoOT TUNNEL
TER TO BE PIPED TWELVE
MILES TO MILL

TER AN ABSENCE Of two weeks
in the east and Colorado, Samuel
Newhouse re-appeared at his Of
in this city yesterday. He re-
that Arrangements are now prac-
~ completed for the building Of
|nonster 1,000-ton concentration for
Cactus bonanza in Beaver county.
contracts viii be awarded Just
bon as the plans and specifications,
/ prepared by Messrs. Dederich &
e of this city, are completed. 1t
|e intention TO have the big plant
Pleted and ready to go into com
ION In about eight months from
awarding of contracts, and he viii
hbly remain here until the under
.g IS launched.
the meantime, the 5,S00-foot tun-
which is to be driven from a point
the mouth of Copper gulch to
Fde an outlet for the product of
mine, VIII be pushed In with all
.ble speed. and there is no doubt
Manager Johnson viii have It COM
n by the time the mill Is finished,
powerful compressor plant is now
installed at the property to facil-
the work.
order that no delays will occur IN
/ lying the mill with water, a pipe
about twelve miles long viii be
|ructed while the other work is
ressing, from the Wah Wah
gs across the valley of that name.
his usual foresight, these springs
acquired by Mr.. Newhouse sew
months ago. They contain all
.Tater that win ever be needed
l. prosecution of operations at the
rs They cover an area of many
and the quality of the water
flows from their depths is said to
fine as any in the state.
Felopments in the wonderful cop
|nine itself are going forward with
usual dispatch. and when active
hg begins there will be ores enough
fed out to keep the mill in opera
For many years.
Newhouse, who is also the man
director of the Boston Consoli-
company's Bingham mines,
II that his report had been for
led to London. where the annual
ing will be held some time during
resent month. The report, he said,
u show a most satisfactory condi-
|Of affairs at the mine, but he did
EEL disposed to discuss it pending
meeting, arguing that the share
RS were entitled to 1t in advance
e public.
pin be gratifying news to the min
paternity in general and that por-
'of it operating in Beaver county
|Lrticular, TO learn that Mr.. New
has finally determined on sucn
|sive operations down there, ard
I'D not surprise them to learn by
by that the plans now being exc
are only q starter for what he
a. later on.
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BUYS THE BLUE EAGLE.
bst williams Acquires Valuable
Property at Gold Mountain.

est Williams Acquires Valuable
Property at Gold Mountain.
|:hfield. Dec. 6.-One result OF the
be sensational discoveries IN the =.
/ II. mine is the taking up Of the
held by Ernest Williams on the
Eagle group, which adjoins the
:. & II. property on the east. Mr..
+ ams has just completed an exam
ION OF the b. W. & II. in company
James Christensen of Richneid.
as he expresses il, was so en-
Eastic over the prospects ahead for
properties that he decided at once
ike up his bond and lease on the
HI ne held.
L Blue Eagle group is owned by
/. BilIingsly and J. II. Wells Of Jo-
and some parties in Piute county.
insists Of four Claims, the B. w,
blue Eagle, Blue Eagle No. 2 and
Eagle No. 3. Some very good ore
been encountered on the property
a carload will be shipped this
pay streak in the lower tunnel of
D. ~. & II. has developed to a
In 0f three feet. The last assays
led considerable lead. more than
been encountered before. The ore
become Of "A light blue, similar TO
|Bfadviile ores, and not very COM
n Utah. The ore is now carrying
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Yesterdays Sales.

Ajax, 2,5oO@9Se; 5eO@g7c, buyer 30. Total.
5000 shares
Consolidated Mercur. 1g0dSl.79; 100d$I.5S,
buyer 80: 100dS1.7S. Total, 800 shares.
Daly-Judge, 10GdS9 121z, seller 50
Daly-West, 1O1s37-50; go $3I75. Total.
% shares
Ingot. 4,50OQ121ke; 1OOql2%4c- Total. 4.6OO
shares.
Lower Mammoth. 1O00S1c; 1OO6S0c: 100
4S0l4c; 3600S0iSc. Total, 500 shares
May Day, 1,500016S4c; 2000q1Tc- Total,
$500 shares.
Uncle Sam. ], 400G24c.
Ben Butler 50067%c.
California. 500G21c.
Martha Washington. 2.O00d2Nc; 5VOOG
27zc, seller GO; 10000d3c, seller 80, 9,000Q3c,
seller 30: 3.09OQ3c. Total, 5000 shares
Victor. 5c0d1215c.
Wabash. 30OG661Ac: l. 400G67c: 2006671kc
200d6IAc; 1Oo67A4c. Total, 1900 shares.
Yankee, 1,000Q31c.
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UTH END OF sTATEL1NE.
Companies Preparing for a Live
" Campaign.


m c. A. Short, who was one of
pioneers of the Stateline country,
learned that that southern gold
is rapidly forging to the front.
/ is no particular boom on at the
'nt time, but a steady, substan-
Growth is being experienced. Mr..
has been operating in the south
n the district for about five years,
|oping the Jennie NJ. group of
is, which is located in the CEN
Il a very promising gold belt. He
|w about to realize his hopes of
X the property worked on larger
than his means would permit
corporation, to be known as the
le Gold Mining company, will file
|e of incorporation tomorrow and
korous campaign of development
follow. The company viii be cap
led for 100000 shares having a par
Of 10 cents each. T. r. Davis
hrk City will be president; G. A.
/, vice president and manager; w.
Barton, secretary and treasurer;
with Z. Drake and A e Short
Eurray, completing the board Of
kors.
I company's holdings consist of
b claims upon which good show
|of ore have been uncovered. Sew
hundred feet of work has already
done. including two tunnels, one
md the other so feet long. The
Is opened on the Jennie vary in
B from a few inches TO three feet
the values from S4.50 TO S68 IN gold
ton, while several narrow streaks
been encountered the, values in
h are sensational On the Midas
]. another of the group, there is
he ledge two and one-half feet
yielding pay values. while on
another claim in the group there
-en feet of $3.50 ore exposed.
sides these, there are several other
IS in the properly which return
s running from $50 10 s12- The
ie. in the character Of It's ores and
alton, is very similar TO the John
nine, in the same district, and
Short IS relying upon II TO turn
lust as well. The company has
r provided for milling purposes
wiz endeavor, during the coming
IN. to put in a mill 20 handle its
and the ores OF neighbOrs.
strong company OF Portland. Ne.
alists has also just been formed
evelop the ComatOck group, adj
az the Jennie group on the west,
the ground is considered very val
). A movement f. also On foot
and operate the Drake
b in the same neighbOrhood, while
independence is now wording a
of men proving up the vein on
200 level. Mr. Short says that
coming year viii see much done
ring out this end Of the great
line district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
II MATTERS NOT
How Sick You Are or How
Many Physicians Have
Failed TO Help You,
DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite RENE
dy Will Cure You if a Cure
is Possible.

Doctors are not infailible and there
are many Instances where they have
decided a case was hopeless and then
the patients astonished everyone by
getting well and the sole cause of their
cure was DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. A case in point is that Of
James Lettuce of CanaJOharfe. n. Y.
WIG writes:
Some years ago was attacked with
pains IN my back and side that were
foErfai IN the extreme, / could not con-
troll my kidneys al all and what came
from them was mucuous and blood.
was IN a terrible state and suffered In
tsusely. The partner Of Dr.. Wander
operation was ali that would save me.
] dreaded that and commenced to take
DR. David Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy. 1
felt better almost instantly. When had
the bladder was much cleaner. the pain
stopped and I was saved from the sur
gems knife ana am now We'll
DR.. W. II. Morse. the famous physi-
clan Of Westheld, N. j.. has this to say
Of his great medicine:
Il have known 81 10 cure chronic infiam-
nation OF the kidneys, where the attend
Ing physician pronounced the case incur
no form OF kidney, liver, bladder or
blood disease, or the distressing sick
nesses 30 common to women, can long
Withstand the great curative power OF
this famous specific. "A small quaint
~ Of this wonderful medicine has more
curative power than barrels of other
remedies" says a prominent New York
physician. It's record OF cures has made
II famous in medical circles everywhere.
AL druggists sell Dr. David Ken
nedy's Fsvorite Remedy in the new So
cent size and the regular $1-0O size bot
ties.
Sample bottis-enoush for trial, free
Dy mall.
D.. David Kennedy Corporation. Rond-
cut. =. Z.
Or. David Kennedv's Cherry Balsam
hesf for Colds. Conehs Cnnsi1rrn nfinn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
BINGHAM CON. MEETING.
An Important Gathering of Officials
Is Scheduled For Tomorrow.

From information which has leaked
out on this end of the line, most i'm
portant meeting of the official house
hold OF the Bingham Consolidated Min
ing company will be pulled off in Bos-
ton tomorrow. Manager McVichie has
been called to headquarters to be in
attendance, and it is learned from an
authoritative source that P. L. kim
oerley viii also be on hand as the rep
fesentative of the one-tenth interest in
the company that was acquired by his
syndicate at the time the Dalton &,
Lark property was turned in.
Without official sanction it would be
unfair to release all that is known
concerning the import OF the gather
ing, but two or three propositions will
receive consideration which. when re-
suits are announced, may prove inter-
esting reading to the lay members of
the company. None of them is likely
TO prove other than advantageous to
the corporation, but some of them may
prove to be surprises.
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Central Christian Chureh--Corner OF
Third East and Fourth South streets At
the morning service the Q. W. B. NJ. Will
have charge. and there will be a short
address by the pastor. DR.. T. W. Pinker-
ton. At 7:45 p. m. the pastor will preach
on Repentance of the Old Time Re-
hgiOn. Sunday school at 1880 D. m;
Junior EndeavOr at $3.50 D. M Y. P. s
g E at $50 p m; prayer service We'd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07

Westminster Presbyterian Church-130
South Fourth West street, between First
and Second South. Sunday, Dec. Z, 1902.
Rev. j. Nicholson, pastor; residence 20
West South Temple street. II a. m, serv-
ices conducted by the pastor; 7:3O d. m,
sermon by the pastor; 12:15, Sabbath
school; 1870 D. m, EndeavOr Sunday
school at 632 West First North street;
4:30 p. m, Junior Society of Christian
Endeavor: $50 D. m. Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor: Wednesday
evening prayer meeting at s o'clock:
brotherhood of Andrew and Philip on
Monday evening in the lecture room The
Ladies Aid society will have a bazaar on
Friday and Saturday of this week
Monthly meeting of the session on Thurs
day evening.
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Bantist-

First Baptist Church-Corner Second
South and Second West. Rev. d. A
Brown, pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and
7:30 p. M; communion and reception OF
members at morning service; Sunday
school at 12:15; +. J. Lucas, Superintend-
ent; B. Y. 2. U. at $50 p. m; Bible class
study, led by A. J. Orem, Monday even
ing at 1880; Wednesday evening service al
1870. A welcome to all
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DOWN TO BUSINESS.
dma Consolidated Management Pre-
pairing For Energetic Work.


With its official household completely
reoFganized, the chief offender removed
from Office and its finances in good
shape, the Ina Consolidated Mining &
Milling company, with j. w. Taylor
Of Columbus. o.. as president and gen
eral manager, will now enter upon it's
real career of usefulness. During the
next day or two Manager Taylor, ae-
companied by other members of the
new board of directors, viii leave for
the property. make a thorough investi-
cation of conditions there and settle
upon future plan OF campaign.
what that viii be cannot be stated
until the party returns. but it is hard
iy likely that anything more than to
determine the character of development
work for the winter will be taken ND
at this time, as the season Is so far
along. IN the spring, however, with
conditions warrantfng it, It is more
than likely that the mill. machinery for
which is now at Mackay, will be hur-
rled to completion and placed in COM
mission
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07

First Congregational Church.-Corner OF
First South and Fourth East. Rev. Car
ence T. Brown, pastor. Morning service
at II o'clock. sermon BY the pastor; Sun
day school at 1880: vesper service with
special music by the choir at D. m. The
annual church fair will begin in the lee
ture room of the church on Thursday at
o'clock Concert on Friday evening.
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PreSbvterfan

First Presbyterian Church.-Corne-
Second East and Second South streets.
W NJ Paden. D. D.. pastor: John c.
Lincoln, assistant pastor. Morning serv-
Ice at IL o'clock; sermon theme, The
Bruised Reed; Sunday school at 1870
p m; Junior Endeavor society at D. M:
Senior society at $50 p. m; evening serv-
ice at 7:45; preaching by the assistant
pastor; theme, Belief and Life" Seats
are free at all services and the public is
cordially invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-07
RETURN FROM IRON COUNTY.
Experts Get Back From Trip to Great
Deposits.


W. H. Barrows of Pittsburg, known
as one of the best experts on blast fur
naces and iron manufacture generally
in the country, returned yesterday from
Iron county, accompanied by John T.
Jones of Iron Mountain, Mich, the iron
expert of the Kimberley-Buh syndi-
cate; Witcher Jones and Colonel S. b.
Miner. Mr.. Barrows represents a
group of Pittsburg capitalists, and he
came to Utah to study the situation in
their behalf. OF the. iron deposits in
southwestern Utah controlled by the
K1mberley-Buhl combination Mr. Bar
rows gained the same opinion as that
of all other experts who have visited
them-that they are the greatest known
on earth.
The party had a rough trip, as it
stCrmed most of the time during the
several days they were absent Mr.
Barr Ows and Mr.. Jones will leave for
the east today
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First Unitarian Society.-Serrices held
in Odd Fellows, hail. near new postoffice
site, Market street, IL a. m; Sunday
school l2.l5- Sermon, the tenth of 4
series on the Evolution Of Religious Be-
hefS.' entitled Heaven and He'll" by
Rev P 5. Thacher- Music by Unity
choir. Seats free. all invited Unitarian
literature for free distrlbution
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
Church--On Fourth East. between Fourth
and Fifth South Sunday services at 10. 80
a m in English and $50 p. m in Nor
weglan. The Luther league viii meet
next Friday evening al the pastors home.
You are cordially invited to attend. A c..
II OYern. naStor.
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Side Baptist church, corner Of -ThirI
South and Seventh East. Preaching at
9:45 a. m: Sunday school. p. m All our
German friends and children are cordial
IL ifts,ited Rev g.. A. thinner. pastor,
residence. 210. South Eighth East
aChurehs0f Christ. Scientist.-Holos ssrv-
ices in lis church edffice at 336 East
Third South street, as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m; church service at
II a. m: subject. God the PTeSerVer or
Man Each Wednesday evening at
O'Clock a meeting is held 10 listen to the
testimonials of healing of both sin and
sickness. Free reading room open daily
from 10 a. m 10 D. m il ManiIou hotel
Kindly welcome to all.
The Independent Free Thought Splr-
day evening service at Federation Of
Labor hail at p. m. Lecture and tests
as usual. All invited.
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Phillips congregational Church-Fifth
South and Sixth East (old Exposition
building). Rev. Peter A Simpkin, pastor.
Services this day at II and $50. Morn
ing sermon by the Rev J. s. Price; vesper
address by the pastor; Sunday school at
12:15: Christian Endeavor at $50 All are
cordially invited to attend these services.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the past week, as reported
by Mccormick 81 Co.. amounted to $456-
SIS, yesterdays proportion of the total
being S52,o45 as follows: Silver, lead,
gold and copper ores. $500; base bullion
$4,000; gold bars, $6.s25; gold cyanides,
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Tiff NJ Z. Church.-Corner Ninth East
and First South. Sunday school begins
at 9:45: preaching by the pastor, L. H.
koepsel, at IL o'clock, on the subject,
Building the Kingdom of Jesus Christi
class meeting follows the morning ser
vice, conducted by Rev Mr. Brooks; Ju-
nior league meeting at $3.50 p. m; preach
ing at 5 p. m; subject, God Can Use
only Qualified Men in His Service; What
Are These Qualifications?