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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-09
Relates to Future Operations In
Beaver County Properties
ALMOST READY FOR PUBLIC.
May Mean u zig Consolidation, bat
senator Lewis Was Not Ready 20
Disclose a To-day.

Within the next few hours some i'm
portant information relating to the
future operations of Senator a. B.
Lewis in the Beaver County copper belt
will be released, AS has been stated
before IN these columns, since the SEN
ator has retired from the head Of the
Majestic, be Intends to devote his en-
ergies TO the floating Of another enter
prise In the same region; one In inn
portance, perhaps equal TO the one OF
which he is no longer in charge. The
senator was asked today TO outline his
future plans, but fol reasons which he
kept guardedly concealed, he refused to
give out any Information. He admit
ted, however that within the next few
hours he would make public some in
formation which viii interest every
citizen OF Beaver county.
At the present time the senator Is at
the head ofsthree strong mining COM
panies. Two OF them are in Beaver
county and the other at Phoebe, Ne
yada. The former consists of the I'M
perial, for which company the senator
has rounded out the Imperial, CNnet
and Massachusetts groups; the organi-
cation known as the Royal Copper COM
pany, takes over the Montreal group
which Senator Lewis recently bonded
from the Glasgow & Western Explora-
ton Co. and may possibly include the
Midnight and several other claims in
the immediate vicinity Of the 0. X.
mine and which the senator has under
bond from the o, X Extension Mining
Co
1t is possible that this aggregation
win be merged into one gigantic cor
poratlon, which would hereafter go I'M
der the name OF the Royal Copper Co,
That, however, IL merely superstition,
and on account OF Mr. Lewis disincll-
nation to talk, could not be confirmed
this afternoon.
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MINING CONCENTRATES.

Next Monday Is pay day at the Con-
solidated Mercur mine.
A. w Mccune win visit his watscka
mine In Montana next week.
Taylor & Brunton recelpted for 10
cars of ore today, 8 from Milford and
IL from Tlntic.
Two cars of Alpine ores from Ne
vada are at the samplers to the credit
OF the OMoara-Lynch Co.
President Sugden OF the Blue Jay Ex-
tension win depart for that Beaver
county property tonight.
Senator A. Il. Lewis goes TO Beaver
county tonight, accompanied by M, III,
Holbroolt, a prominent Majestic share
holder
The Whlrlwind group OF five claims,
near American Fork, has been bonded TO
c. w. Earl and w. II. Greenwood OF
American Fork.
j. j. Trenam, manager OF the stock
ton Gold Mining company, has return
ed from the east and is inspecting that
property today.
Manager Morris Dusseldorf has re-
turned from the Comstock mine at
Park City, The new milling plant Is
giving good satisfaction.
The owners of the Tattersoll claims in
American Fork canyon have refused an
offer OF $4,000 for their property. stels
are being taken to have the ground pat.
ented.
The management OF the Swansea mine
OF Tintic has decided to start its pumps
and assist its nelghbor the South
swansea, In unwatering that portion OF
the camp
An automobile line Is TO be establish.
ed between Wells, Cherry Creek and
Ely, Nevada The first machine is ex-
pected to arrive at Wells almost any
day.
Charles II. Gitsch has resigned the
superintendency Of the California mine
OF Park City He will devote his at
tenti0n to the development of the old
Woodslde property.
An active broker on the stock ex-
change Is on the short" side OF the
market to the extent of 100 shares OF
Lower Mammoth, at prices ranging
from 90 cents up to sl.OO per share.
A body OF galena ore was encoun-
tered last Saturday in one OF the Ring
ham. a. New Haven claims But
meager particulars are obtalnable. but
the strike is said TO be Important
Bingham Bulletin.
Superintendent Hail Of the Copper
Belt reports that he Is bringing down
$50 tons of ore from the Commercial
lBingham COM daily.an that the
kempton shipments win soon be 100
tons day-Blngham Bulletin
J. Z. Bamberger returned from De
Lamar New, this morning, where he
went to witness the starting Of the new
mill at the Bamberger- De Lamar
mines President Simon Bamberger
VIII not return until tomorrow.
A circular has been posted in con-
splcuous places about the city warning
miners to keep away from the Century
mine In Park valley which ie experience
Ing some labor trouble. Attached is the
name of Abel Johnson. chairman OF
committee.
p II Cannon OF Cherry Creek, ac-
companied by w. H. Edwards, a Salt
Lake mining man. now Interested I'm
the new Munsey Creek Mining com.
nany. went to Munsey last week for
the purpose Of looking up those prop
critics IN the interests Of the company
Cherry Creek Miner.
The Glasgow and Western Mining
company have, 1t is reported, Just
struck a fine shoot OF rich silver ore
containing a large percentage Of ruby
silver on the seventh level OF its Star
mine. They are uprising to the sixth
ieyel on the shoot .-Cherry Creek
Miner
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UNREST IN THE
RANKS OF LABOR
Causes a Check in important In.
dustrlaI Undertakings,
NO SINGLE BIG STRUGGLE.
Footwear Trade Good Prices OF Com-
modities Declined slightly During
Aprii-sobbers Net Buying Much.

New York May SIR. @, Dun & co.'c
Weekly RWIew of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Unrest IN the ranks Of labor has In
creased rather thnn abated since May l.,
when difficulties Of this sort usually cul-
inmate No single struggle Of great mag
nitude Is In progress, but the. frequency Of
small strikes is disturbing and in the ag-
gregnte a large force IN idle, while i'm.
poftant industrial undertakings are
checked.
Good reports are received from footwear
factories, shipments from Boston for
the year thus far SURPRISING all records,
and clothing makers receive Implications
OF spring orders, In addition to getting out
fall samples. Prices Of commodities de-
ciined slightly during April, Duns index
number falling from 99.267 to 9s.66l. A
year ago the highest point of recent years
was touched at slO2,2S9. Railway earnings
In April were 1874 per cent larger than in
last year, and Isl per cent above 1901,
Cancellation of orders where deliveries
failed TO be made according to contract
and new business at lower quotations In
dictate tendency toward more nominal
conditions In pig iron.
Textile manufacturers al the east all
improved their position during the past
week. Jobbers are buying only small
quantities, exercising discrimination
that indicates dull markets elsewhere,
and statesmen are being withdrawn from
the road.
Abnormal prices for raw cotton might
be expected 20 stimulate inquiry for
goods but the only effect Is 10 prevent
sellers from making concessions More
wooden mills have closed, and the mar
ket Is featureless, but the new wool clip
is lirmly held, A steadier tone Is noted
IN silks, owing to reports that production
will be curtailed, Trade is rather quiet
In leather, both as TO sole and upper,
with prices steady, although heavyweight
stocks have accumulated. Chicago
packer hides are dull al recent advanced
prices, which were only the latest salt
ings. Foreign hides are easier, buyers
restraining lhelr bids slightly too low
Failures this week were l15 In the
United States against 2lI last year and
p In Canada compared with q a year
ago.
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Those Usually Fsvorites Were
Easily Forced Down.
MARKET UNDER PRESSURE.
Bank Statement increased is-Trad-
Ing, which Was on small scaie.
showed No especiar Drift

New York, May s.--The lansnld
trading at the opening did not disclose
any distinct drlft OF prices Amalga-
mated Copper ran of fraction on deal
ings in some large blocks, Selling or
ders became more abundant and the
pronounced weakness OF several Of the
transcontinental stocks induced pres
sure elsewhere. Railroad stocks were
the most freely offered and such favor
ties as ST. Paul, Southern Pacific and
New York Central were easily forced
down point or more. American Grass
Irvine sold at 10, recovering yesterdays
three-point loss.
A drop Of four In Metropolitan secur-
cites induced some selling. Declines of
a point or more were made by Atchl-
son, Missouri Pacific, Rock Island, Ma
tional Railroad Of Mexico preferred,
Metropolitan Street Railway and Anal
gamated Copper The publication of the
bank statement Increased the pressure.
The closing was easy.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call nominal.
Time money steady. Sixty days, 3%
"a per CENT; 30 days, SMa4 per cent
six months, AZ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4%Q5ls per
cent
Sterling exchange steady at4sS@4.SS.-
l25 for demand and at 4Sl.75qAS5 for 60
days,
Posted rates Assn and 4sSlk04 SO.
Commercial bills. 4s4Q4S4h.
Bar silver, 54la
Mexican dollars, AZ
Bonds-Government, steady; rail-
roads, easier.
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sl4a,ioO sl2s,sOO sls5, 200
GREAT TIsTIC ACTIVITY.
Lilly Mine 10 About 20 Resume
Operations Other Notes.
speeIal Correspondhnce.

Special Correspondence
Eureka, May 9.-Word comes from
East Tintic that a great deal OF work
Is being done In that section. Old
prospects are being opened up and new
ones developed The Lilly Mining
company win soon commence active
work on its claims which have produced
considerable galena ore. The mine is
well equipped with hosting apparatus.
ore bins, and blacksmith shop. The
shaft has attained depth OF 200 feet
mlneralized rock has been taken from
the drift on the 1870 foot level. on the
lump are several tons OF second-olass
ore
Work on the Ralph property, which
adJoins the Lilly, owned by NJ. NJ Kel-
logg Of Provo Will be DEVELOPED this
summer preparations for which have
already begun
The Observation-Disclosures company Is
having a new compressor Installed on
us property The l5-horse power en-
CINE now In use Il too small 10 do the
hosting and run the compressor. An
other engine OF the same pattern VIII
be purchased, Active work win be
commenced on the claims as soon as
the new machinery Is placed IN position
The SHAFT, which Is already down
depth Of about 800 feet viii be deep
oned to the 500 foot level when drifting
IN all probability viii be commenced,
a shaft 100 feet in depth with drift
to the east has been made on the group
belonging 10 the Nassau company, lust
west Of Eureka The miners have
struck a large cave In the prospect.
which on all sides is lined with iron
and quartz. Assays show gold silver
and lead have been taken from the
property The properties, lying west
or the city are showing up exceedingly
well,
The Mckinley Mining company has
3 me TO work IN earnest TO develop It's
claims which lie about 1000 feet west
OF the Centennial Eureka mine. ore
to the value OF SIS has been encountered
IN Il shaft The tunnel Il now being
criyen below the shaft 10 tap the ledge
al Depth OF 22j feet
There Is reported deal on with
eastern CAPITALISTS FOR a good block
Of 81 Louis Eureka stock. This prop
erty adloins the Bullion Beck.
The Tintlc Cave mine, which Is lOcat-
ed just west % Eureka, has tunnel in
$50 feet with a cfoRs-cut OF 30 feet, and
Capt w. r. Bowling, the owner Is
feeling iubilant over the excellent show
ing 81 the ground
John Davis, a pioneer pr0spector.
who has been az work IN the North
Tintic district all winter. was IN camp
this week and reports that eud Of the
district IN fine condition. he says that
Il large amount OF work viii be done In
that section this summer.
A contract for 100 feet OF drifting in
the Old Colony mine he's been lei 10
Daniel Kelly, the price being S per
foot.
~ \. Brown is busily engaged in
uucovering the mineral richness OF the
Bertha claims IN North Tintlc
Incorporation papers VIII be issued
rcxt month for the Falryiew group OF
claims which will be developed through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-09
Dividends Discussed by Three of
Utah's Bonanza Mines.
SUN AGGREGATES S2S0,OOO.
Since January LIST the Daly.Vesi,
silver King aud Con. siereur Have
Paid sI,i00,0OO.

Dividends are being dlsbursed today
by al least three Utah Mining COM
panies. The Dely-West heads the list
with 100000; or 60 cents per share the
silver King next with 100000, or SC 2-S
cents per share and the Con Mercur
with O.OOO, or cents per share max
lng q total Of $23S OO0 in bread money
scattered among the shareholders Of
these corporations Since Jan, ] the
trio has disbursed In this manner just
exactly $l,l6o,OO0, as follows: DAILY
West, 10000; silver Kiag. 100000, Con.
Mercuf. 100000.
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The SIOUX Ajax tunnel a drift WIN
BE- run TO strike the ore zone al q
depth OF i,i0O feet
Work on the Black Dragon, which
Is next door neighbor to the star Con-
solidated, will soon be commenced.
The pioneer group OF claims lying
southwest Of Silver CITY Win be oper-
atod by Scottish company. which has
secured control of the property A,
quartz mill IL TO be erected on the
property having capacity OF 20
stamps A large vein Of mineral has
been opened up In the 800 foot vertical
ehaft which assays S22 to the ton
There is supply Of water enough IN the
mine to operate the mill and q gasoline
hoist win be placed In position to bring
the metal to the surface
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PATENT SURVEYS ORDERED.
Applications Filed In the Office OF
The Surveyor General.

Applications were filed for patent
surveys In the Office OF the surveyor
general this week as follows;
Lot No. s2s for the Parnel lode min
ing claim, located In the Uintah mining
district, Summit county. Application
made by the Little Bell Mining com
pany. Date May 5,
Survey No bO3l for The Shale and
Glory Placer mining claim, located In
the San Francisco mining district.
Beaver county Application made by NJ.
NJ. Johnson ct AL Date. May 5,
Survey 20 50Si for The Shale and
Lime Stone Placer mining claim. To-
Gated In. the Hot Springs mining dis
triet Salt Lake county. Application
made by Seymour b. Young ct al Date
May G.
Survey Nos. 5032. 5033 and 503l for the
Doubtful Andy and oversight lode min
ing claims located in the West Noun
tain mining district, Salt Lake county.
Application made by A. F, Holden.
Date, May Z.
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THE DALTON a. LARK.
Slow Progress Made With the Tun-
mel This Week.

m the Dalton & Lark, the food ,eve
has lately been recedlng At he rate Of
Ave inches a night. and this rate should
increase as the 500 Is nov dry Deyel-
opment work will probably soon begin
on the $50,
owing to the great rush Of water the
long tunnel was last week advanced
but 81 feet and busy work was do.e.
A few days ago the tunnel went from
quartzite through several feet Of por-
phvry. II is now In qaurtzte again
with an Increased flow
At present two cars OF sulphlde ore
are shipped from the Brooklyn daily,
while one goes from the Sampson. and
an occasional carload OF lead ore is
sent out bulletin.
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THE CENTURY STRIKE.
Nine Ia Running with Only Three
Men Short.

Director r. W. Madsen Of the Cen
fury Mining Co, said today that the
places vacated by the striking miners
had been about all filed and that the
mine lacked only three Of having the
usual force employed.
Manager P. w Madsen Is expected TO
return to the city today or tomorrow.
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Chicago. May 9.-There was little
trade in the wheat pit early in the day,
July opening unchanged 10 NC higher
a. 7sIsa72Ss, and holdings steady around
72%@7gA rr.
on prospects OF large worlds ship
nents on Monday, July sold of TO 722ss
but later the loss was all regained and
closing prices were firm. July left off
\. higher at 72A.
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UNCLE SAM FINANCES.
Treasury shows Balance on Hand
OF $1,000.

The finances Of the Uncle sam Con.
Mining CO. are In . rather healthful
condition AT the present time The d.
rsctors Of that corporation held their
regular monthly meeting yesterday az
tornoon and after che king up the bills
and ray rolls for the month, Il was
found that the treasury shows q bal
ance Of cash on hand amounting to 81, e
600.
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SEBRasKaXs IN DuGwAY.


A party Of Nehraskans left the city
this morning for the Deep Creek region.
II was comprised Of directors and
Shareholders In the Four Metals Min
ing company. which is operr ting IN the
Dugway district The gentlemen are
on trip Of lasnecuHn " the narty
were L. Hahn, J. Goodllch and r.
Severance.
secy r, p. Hills states that plans
VIII be drawn Immediately for the pro-
posed 50-ton mill, which was ordered
huilt few days ago by the board Of
directors
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To yIsIs the Latham.

George L. Meats expects TO take his
departure this evening for the Latham
mine, located In the Spruce Mountain
district, Ney. Mr.. Meats Is manager OF
the property, which Is being equipped
with q new 50-ton mill.
The. contracts have been lei and a
portion Of the machinery has been ship
ped, The plant Will have q capacity OF
50-tOns per day.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, May -Butter-Receipts.
5000. Firm. State dairy, l7a2i: ex-
ira creamery. y; creamery, common TO
choice, i7d2iis.
Eggs-Receirts. 1900. Firm. State
and Pennsylvania, II; western stor-
age packed. II; western ffrs;s. l6ls@
IL.
Sugar-Raw, nominal; fair refining,
33-le; centrifugal. 9e test 31l-is. mo-
lasses sugar, &C.. refined, teady; crush
ed, $40; powdered. $50; granulated.
4Se.
ccaee-ouiet No. Rio. sH.
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HAIR WONT FALL our
NJ You XIII the DaudrufY Germ with the
New Treatment


John N. Fuller. well known citizen
OF Colfax., Wash, says: Il had dam
druff so badly that Il caked on INV
scalp. Herplcide completely cured me I"
George II. McWhirk OF Walla Walla.
Wash. says: "Herpiclde completely
cured me OF bad case Of dandruff Of
so years standing" They took the only
really sensible treatment, q remedy
that destroys the dandruff germ-New-
bros Herpiolde. Stop dandrun, hair
won't fall out, but will grow naturally.
luxurlanuy. Allays itching Instantly
and makes hair glossy and soft as
silk. At druggists. One Bottle Will con-
vince any doubter OF its merits. Sold
by leading druggists. Send ioc. in
stamps for sample to The HerpIcide
Co. Detroit, Mich. For sale at z. c. M.
1. Drug Dept.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May observation-disclosures, 100.
Good to prime steers, 5.2545,50; poor to
medium, 42545,lQ; stockers and feed
ers, S.0Od475i cows, l.50Qi.6O; helfers,
2.50Q5,0O, Gamers, 150Q27b bulls, $50
Q45o calves, 2.5O@e.OO; Texas fed
steers 400Q475.
Hogs-Receipts. today, 5000; Monday
$4,000; left over, 1000. WeaN to &c low
sr. Mixed and butchers, 615a6. 30:
good to choice heavy. 6.S5G6.97h rough
heavy, 6.65Q6.SO; bulk of sales, 670a
$50.
Sheep Receipts, 500 Sheep. nominal;
lambs, nominal. Good to choice weth-
ers, 50oq600; fair 10 choice mixed, S.75
$500; western sheep, 4.75Q5.75; native
lambs 45Oq525; western lambs, 475q
5.25.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, May 9--Cattle Re-
ceipts, 200. Market nominally steady
Native steers .25d)5 90; COWS and heif-
ers S25@4 40; Gamers 2.0O93.0 90; stock
ers and feeders 30OGl4.S5; calves 3.0OQp
6.25, bulls stays, etc. 2.75d4.50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market steady.
closed weak. Heavy 6.67hM6. 10;
mixed 6.60T6 621a light 8. 5Oa6 co. pigs
5,5Oq6. 5O bulk of sales 6, 5000. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Market steady.
Fed muttons 5.25@5y7J; wethers Asa
5.35, ewes 3.75q475; commons and
stockers 2.25Q4. %; lambs 5.75q7S5
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, May Seattle Re-
ceipts 1,OO0 unchanged. Native steers
350a5. 25i Texas and indian steers $50
44.75: Texas cows 1853 .65; native
cows and heifers 1904 rs; stockers
and feeders 2.7bG5,l0; bulls 2.75Q4.25
calves 2.50q4.T5.
Hogs--Recelpts, 500. Market steady
20 weak. Bulk Of sales 660q6. 20,
heavy 6,62lsQe. 77ia; packers 6 ,5oa6.6O;
medium 6.55G670; mixed 63OQ6 IS;
light 6.50d6 .55;pigs s, s5Q6.25.
Sheep-Recepts, none.
DENVER.
Denver Colo, May a--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 400. Firm Beef steers. 3.75N
500; cows. 260@450; stockers and feed.
cTs freight paid to river, S,0014S5:
bulls. stays. etc. 1.50I350.
Hogs Receipts, 600, Steady. Light
packers, 6G0d66ti mixed and heavy
665R676.
Sheep-None.
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Pumping wafer AZ Gold Ridge.

Ernest Hamburger and J, u. Wood
returned this morning from trip to
Oregon. where they went to make an
inspection OF the Cold Ridge mine, at
Durkee station. on the Oregon Railway
x Navigation Co. Energies are being
devoted towards the unwaterng OF the
mine at the present
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IN TETON BASIN.
An Effort Being Made 10 Find oil in
That Region.

An effort is about to be made TO find
oil In the Teton Basin district Wyo.
The Peak Is authority for the state
ment that the Fremont County OIL Gas
4 Coal company viii commence opera
tioAs some time next week. The nee
essary machinery has arrived at ST.
Anthony Equipment capable OF going
to a depth Of 1900 feet has been pur-
chased
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.


Chicago May s.--Close- Wheat May.
7S%; July TN Sept. 70A.
Corn-May 44S: July IS; Sept AN.
oats-May. SShGs5A; July. S2h QSss;
Sept, 29M.
Pork-May is.sstsi July, 1920; Sept,
6.72is. a
Lard-May, SSH; July, 800; Sept,
9.07h.
Ri6s-May. s.22AGs,2b; July. s.ssh
Sept. S.27is.
Flax-Cash, n. W. LIS.
Rye-May. So ~
Barley-Cash, 1906.
Timothy-May. $50
CASH heat--No. red 7Sis; No. s
red, 7ia72; No. 2hard winter, 72q74;
No hard winter, T067i, No, l north
ern spring, so; No, spring. s9qs0; No
g. spring, 72q72l7.
Corn No. 2, 44i4@4iH; No. 3, 449444.
oats-No. 2, 92; No. 3, 81, \.
NEW YORK.
New York. May 9,--Wheat Receipts,
100 bushels. Firmer this morning
on higher English cables and low tenn
peratures in the northwest May. SLY
Qsl ll-l6; July, 7sSg7s; Sept, 70 ll-le
G757s.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. May s.-close: wheat-
- n
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rINTlo orr sulrNENrs.
During week the Nipcs Produced
ti5 Car Loads.
Gneclal Corresnnndence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka May .. The following are the
shipments from the rntic district for
the week ending May S;Bullon- Beck,
2; Ceninnnlol-E urel-a 81. Casa 4:
Dragon lrrn Mine. ~ Grand Contra.
81 Gemlni l3 Lower Mammoth. 4;
Mammoth. N; Star cen. 2, Te'ro. \.
Uncle Sam Con s. Victor 3: Yankee
Con, 6; total. Ia.
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BEN BurLnR CASE.
Matter viii Come 10 Trial a Week
From Monday

An important mining suit is 10 come
up for trial In the courts on the 18TH
inst. The Chicago Bingham and the
Ben Butler Mining companies will then
settle thelr differences over the matter
OF apex rights. The Liberal mining
claim is involved I'm the dispute.
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ORR AND BULLION.
Settlements Made This Week Were
Not Heavy.

The ore ana bullion settlements made
through the Mccormick bank during the
fiscal week ending last night amounted
TO the sum Of s4O2, 200, as follows:
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BANK CLEaRINGs.

Bank ClearIngs throughout the United
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday May s. were:
Salt Lake city :. =, ,..,s 5000 4G6 80, 90
Totals u. s. go. =, .. 23lS, $500 80, N.5
outside New York 49,. S92,l022l6 no 80,
Totals Canada =. 49,. II. 5l,ii2OSl Az ,.'