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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
DEVELOPMENTS
AT MONTE CR|STO
Railroad Mems Mine, Located in
Beaver County is Showing Up
Very EncOuragingIy.
GETTING CLOSE TO ORE BODY.
Followed Fissurc with Gratifying
Results--Vein is Filled with Man.
gancse Stringers of Lead

Late reports from the Monte Crlsto
Copper mine in Beaver county Indicate
that the stockholders who have stayed
with the proposition 50 persistently IN
the past, for more than two years, and
nut an their assessments from time
10 time are about to receive their re-
ward. Several months ago the manage
ment decided to follow a small fissure,
apparently barren, but which bore evil
dences Of leading to an ore body. At
any rate the men employed IN the mine
were set TO work on the fssure.
secy. Wardlaw. who is stationed at
Milford, has written local officials Of
the company that the assure has in
creased In size and nlling of man
ganese With strlngers Of lead has come
in This news Is at least encouraging
and leads those interested to believe
that large body of ore Is not far Off
The mine is located about two miles
from the Harrington- Hickory mine IN
which the Majestic Copper company re-
Gently made one Of the most important
strikes IN the history Of mining In
Beaver county.
The stock Of the Monte Crlsto COM
pany Is held almost entirely by
railroad employees men holding salar-
led positions and who have kept work
going by each paying assessments into
the treasury Of the company from time
to time The property has been ecu.
nomically and judiciously managed and
the project is deserving OF success.
j L. craig, local agent of the Oregon
Short Line, and IN extensive share
holder, departed for the south last night
70 make an inspection Of the property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
SPECTATORS
HOLDING OFF.
Dealings in Stocks Continue to be
Light and at Quite Tn
steady Prices.
OPENED A LITTLE FlRMER.
This was Because London Sent Higher
Quotations for Americans, There
Being General Setback.

New York. Aug. 26.-London sent
higher prices for American stocks again
this morning and the opening was firm
In response, but on very light volume
OF business Missouri Pacific rose x.
Union Pacific declined u. The opening
movement was not long maintained, Of
ferings of the western stocks causing a
general setback. ST, Paul and Missouri
Pacific reacted a point each, and the
active list generally fell small frac-
ton below yesterdays close. Colorado
Fuel exceptionally advanced points
and Canadian Pacifc.-> Wabash pre-
ferred and National Railroad Of Mexico
preferred a point. Business beCams
very dull by II o'clock, but the under
tone Of the market was better.
The market gravitated 70 lower
level from sheer hamilton. ST. Poul.
New York Central, Kansas City south
ern and Brooklyn Transit got a point
under last night. American Snuff
Jumped 7, st. Paul, Ste Marie rose ~
and Frisco second preferred ~.
Inactive stocks furnished the only
during the noon hour. Iowa
Central preferred rose V while Con-
solidated Gas | and st, Joseph and
Grand Island 2A.
A recovery in Atchison to the best
caused some hardening at other points,
but the movement was narrow. Colo
RADIO Fue and Iron reacted 2 points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
AN OPAL DISCOVERY.
Find Made on the Property OF the Lcmhl
Mining Company In Idaho.

Advices received from Salmon City.
Idaho, state that W. H. Goss. who has
just come out from Silver Creek, re-
ports ayluable discovery on the prop
erty OF the Lemhi Miping company OF
which w, p. Garter Is experimenting
development. The main ledge Of the lie
Sleur Opal company crosses this
ground, and II has been opened up TO n
width Of Is feet and II may be even
wider. Mr. Goss regards this a mar
velous revelation and says the opal de-
yelopments Will pay the owners hand
somely He brought with him several
specimens Of the shining amorphus cry
stalls and left few at this office on ex-
hibition. There Is not doubt the ledge
contains precious opal in large guam
titles including both the harlequin and
the fire Opal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26

| Philadelphia and Pittsburgh where he
mas been on mining business,
David Evans has returned from trip
TO the northwest ana Is again giving his
attention to mining affairs He states
that the shaft at the Black Jack mine
has reached the depth Of LILO feet,
The Little Eddie Gold 4 Copper Min
Ing company, organized in this city with
capitalization OF $50 900 has flied arti-
ces Of Incorporation in the Office Of the
county clerk The officers are II, Me-
Chrrick. president and treasurer, A. ii,
Page, vice president and j. McCarrlck,
secretary. The company's properties are
situated in Bingham,
Managing Director Il. O. Lee Of the
Dexter mine at Tuscaiora, New re-
turned from that property yesterday.
he states that the mill equipped with
the Moore shines process VIII so into
commission early next month.
Manager Snow Of the May Day Min
ing company, announces that stopping
was commenced today on the 300 level
OF that mine,
The Carlsa ore channel has again been
opened In the Victor, this time on the
500 foot level, 600 feet south OF the big
raise that was made 10 the surface dur
ing the controversy with the Boss
Tweed A drift which was being ex-
tended TO connect with a winze from
the 400 smashed into the channel, which
reveals a full breast OF 10 per cent cop
per containing II ounces Of silver This
winze which Is yet l20 feet away. was
sunk from the 400 IN ore. which as
sures the management Of a fine stop
Ing area ,-Tintic Miner.
Wednesdays shift at the May Day
made connection with the ore body on
the 300 level, and the ore Is now pass
ing directly to the shaft, with large
Stopping area extending 10 the 200 level
above and about the same distance
south on an incline. There Is consld-
cradle ore or shipping grade exposed
in this stope. but the most OF Il win be
run through the igs The men have
received their June pay. and the July
money viii be out Il Is expected to-
night or tomorrow-Tinuc Miner,
Rumor had It this week that the King
mill was entirely without water owing
to the fact that the fissure which sup
plies them With water has been cut in
the Alliance tunnel We are Informed.
however. that while water is very
scarce, the mill has kept running right
along. The face Of the tunnel Is being
bulkheaded and cemented to keep the
water back, hut for fear this win not
hold II the adyisabiity Of putting In
pump 10 keep the mill supplied has been
considered AS soon as the Keith
Kearns mill starts up the demand for
water viii be much greater.-Park City
Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
CONCENTRATES.

Judge w, l. Snyder has returned from
trip to California.
Manager Jacobson OF the Columbus
Con, is IN Alta today.
Captain Duncan Mcvlchle has re-
turned from a trip TO the camps.
Simon Bamberger departed last night
for the Bamberger De Lamar mines in
Nevada.
Dr. F. A. H. Franklin has gone to the
southern part Of the state on mining
business,
W. Il. Andrew has returned from a
trip OF several weeks duration on the
Pacific coast
Joseph Dederich departed last night
for the properties Of the Cactus mine in
Beaver county.
j NJ Hamilton has gone to Deep
Creek to put force Of men to work
on the Dewey property.
The Centennial Eureka shaft has been
completed TO the sixteenth level. a depth
Of 1880 feet a station VIII be cut at
this point
Thomas j. Lynch, the Tonopah bo-
nanza king, Will arrive from Chicago
this afternoon VI. j. O'Meara, who
shares the title with him, will reach
here tomorrow.
j. w Cairns, formerly manager Of the
Eureka-Ophir mine In Dry canyon.
Toocle county expects TO leave for Cali
fornla In a few days,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported Yesterday were as follows Crude
res and concentrates. $685. base bull
lion, l2s,2oo; gold bars, $4,000, Tcsu,
sloA100.
Broker l.. p Mark returned yesterday
afternoon from six weeks trip 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS. |

Creek mine operator, Is In camp look.
ing over the rich mines of this dis.
trlct and is about closing a deal for
a $4,000 bond on the Little Johnny
free gold mine IN Cocomungo district,
five miles south Of Cherry creek. lie
expects to begin developing the claim
Immediately and VIII have his ore
treated at the local mill. The prop.
erty Is owned by NJ. McAulay, Tom
Davis Postmaster Collins and Ben
Harrison, and has been pay propo.
sitlon from grass roots for years.
Manager p. II. Cannon OF the Old
Imperial Mining company, Is rushing
development work on the drifts at the
25O-fo0t Level Of the New Century
mine In this district They are TAX.
ing out high grade gold-silyer ore the
full width Of both drifts and win
make another shipment to Salt Lake
at an early date A blast and fan
are now supplying fresh air In the
drifts, Eighteen men are at present
employed on this claim and a new as.
say Office has been added to the sur.
face improvements Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. observation-disclosures,
$1,000, steady TO Zoe lower; good 10
prime steers, 5.25d6OO; poor to medium,
i.0OG5.15; stockers and feeders. 25OQ
4.3O; COWS. 1,5014iO; heifers, 2.0Odi75,
Gamers, 1.5O627O; bulls, 15OGi40;
calves, 3.O091o0; Texas fed steers, 900
d465 western steers, a25G4.65.
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000; tomor-
row, $4,000 1Odl5c lower; mixed and
butchers. 5,0OG575; good to choice
heavy. 54OQ565, ROACH heavy, 1900
5.45; light, 5.4566.OO; bulk Of sales, 500
d560.
sheep-Recelpts. 5000; sheep and
lambs steady; goeG to choice wethers.
3.00d360; fair to choice mixed. 2.25G0
800; western sheep, 275a36o; native
lambs, 9.50q56O; western lambs, 1909
$40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
VEIN TWO FEET WIDE.
Dr clarence Barrett Reports conditions
Favorable AZ parnfflne Mine.

Or c. BARRETT returned yesterday
from q trlp 10 the Parahlne property
IN Spanish Fork canyon. and after at
tending TO some business matters lit
out gain for the scene OF action.
he reported the find made az that
property recently as being much better
than was 6rst reported: the vein of
wax being two feet instead of six inches
10 width
With the limited equipment and force
now az work a ton a day Of the wax
can he extracted. Il being worth IN
the market about $50. While this is
mt phenomenal II Is at least consider.
ably ahead OF a GOOD many metal mines
and with increased facilities the pro-
perry VIII rank among the wealth pro-
duCars.
Negotiations for the purchase Of the
minc have been prepared. but the own
ers prefer for a time at least, TO retain
their interests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
POWDER WORKS EXPLOSION.
Occurred at Carthage, Mo-, Kill
ing Three Men, Iniuring Others,

Carthage, Mo-, Aug 26.-An explosion
at the works Of the Independent pow.
company, situated four miles southwest
OF Carthage on Center creek early to-
day wrecked the mixing room, killing
three persons and injuring three others.
one fatally:
THE DEAD.
w. O. Roll, superintendent.
Ernest Perman.
jerry Haworth, all Of Carthage.
INJURED.
Lee Barry hurt by flying boards, VIII
die.
j. II. Simpson Of Webb City.
lafe Bennett Of Carthage.
Thirty other workmen escaped injury.
Todays explosion Is the second to oc-
cur at the Independent company's
works within q month The mill had
just been rebuilt and the making OF
dynamite for blasting in the lead and
zinc mines Of this territory resumed.
When the explosion occurred Supt. Roll
and Perman and Haworth were all in
the mixing room, which is secluded from
the other 10 mill buildings behind hill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26

hard winter SO0SOA; No. hard win
ter, 79lq No. i northern spring 20, No.
2 northern spring Sc; No. 8 spring, So.
Corn-No ?, 5lh05lh; No, 3, 5lM5lis.
Oats--No. 2. S24 gS2M; No, 3, 3lig@32,
Close Wheat Sept, S0SsaSOA;
Dec, S2ia May, SiHdS4%,
Corn-Aug, sos; Sept. 5ON Dec,
5l05lB.
oats-Aug. Si%99iA; Sept, 1850
3iA; Dec. 36G86h
Pork-Sept.. l2.Gj; oct. 1855.
Lard--Sept. 500 0ct IG2A; Dee,
700.
Eibs-sept,. 1914; oct, 771isi JAM
6.C0.
Ryc-Sept 50.
FloX-Cash, northwest 1914.
Timothy--Sept., 3.l2is.
Clover-Oct, 300
Barloy--Cash 45Gj6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
THE FORT HALL COMPANY.
Stockholders Choose New Officers and
Authorize Additional Equipment.
Special Correspondence.


Poeatello, Idaho, Aug. 25.--The
stockholders OF the Fort Hall Mining
and Milling company. held their annual
meeting last night. L. A. West was
reelected president, and Geo y. Ford
was reelected treasurer, with the fol-
lowing constituting the board Of dlrec.
tors; l. A. West, w, A. Hyde, o. ].
Bell Geo, j.. Ford and VIM c. Peter
sen.
The stockholders feel encouraged
with the prospects in sight, In a tun-
mel s25 feet long two veins have been
crossed one 10 feet and the other 30
feet wide, the ore being copper bearing
and showing some silver and gold.
An assessment OF one-half cent per
share was levied and instructions were
given the management TO place an or
der for an air compressor and drills,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
several Of the High Priced Leaders Par.
ticipated In Forenoon Transactions

A number OF the higher priced stocks
participated In the sales made during
the session Of the Salt Lake stock and
Mining Exchange this forenoon. Daily
West remained firm at yeterdays quo
tatiors but Daly-Judge and Consoidat.
ed Mercur were both lower. the former
going down at $3.50 for future delivery.
Lower Mammoth displayed a slight
tendency TO Improve, while May Day
pulled through the forenoon practically
unchanged. Considerable interest was
conferred on Silver Shield for a time,
but this was ON account Of several blok-
crs filling their shorts. Considerable
bidding was inddlged In for Star Con-
sclldated
The sales of the early calls were as
follows;
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
con, JEFFERSON PRESIDENT.
Jacob kopp Arrives from Omaha-pump.
ing Machinery Installed.

Jacob Kopp Of Omaha. president Of
the Consolidated Jefferson Mining COM
pany which Is conducting its operations
near the mouth Of Little Cottonwood
canyon, Is In the city 20 confer with jo-
cal officers Of that corporation. AZ
meeting Of The board OF directors held
since his arrival. q new pump was or
dered Tor the mine and has been in
stalled The shaft having reached the
water level tNs equipment became nee
essary The shaft is now down TO the
deDth Of 100 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
NOT SURE OF THEIR MAN.
Officers at Virginia City Not Ger.
tain Suspect is Escaped Convict.

Virginia City New, Aug. 26-The peace
officers Of this city are uncertain in
their Identity OF the man arrested here
last evening on suspicion that he is one
OF the escaped conycts from the penl-
Tertiary at Folsom, Cal The suspect
win be detained for day or two pend
ing the arrival OF officers from Cali
fornia, who can Identify the fellow If he
Is one Of the escaped conWcts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
REGULAR CALL.

Con. Mercur, 100 at 49,, co.
Daly-Judge 90 at $50. 80.
DAILY West, 20 at 40 90.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 7Ois: 300 al II.
Shares sold, 400
May Day, $500 at II. 1900 at liz: 500
NJ IN Shares sold, 1900
Silver Shield 500 at II: 1000 at -:
1000 at l2la,
star Con, i,50O at 1877.
Uncle Sam, 200 at q
California, 275 az 10; l00O>at II. Shares
sold l.215.
Martha Washington, 300 at ls,: 1.oOO
at Us. shares sold 1900
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Con Mcrcur 100 AZ /. i5ls. g. Co.
Corisa. 900 az 49,.
Silver Shield, 300 at 10. 1900 at l2a,:
1000 az l?7s. shares sold. $500.
May Day, 600 nj ll~.
California, lJ0o at l2
REHABILITATION
Shares. Value.
Regular can ...,.,,,.....l205o {301S 10
open board .-,.,,.....,, $500 llI7.S,
---.
Forenoon totals .....2o2jO A25e.0o
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CHICAGO WHEAT.

Chicago Aug 26.-Comparatlyely
firm cables and poor harvest conditions
northwest owing TO rain produced q
very strong market In wheat Sentem-
Der was &0i2c higher ut S)h@SO%c..
and December up hdSs to %@1a at SlH
@Sl%. Prices went to the half-cent
mark on both options both weakened
slightly on general selling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
COLUMBIA COPPER ORE.
Wine is Being Dropped into Fine Vein
OF High Grade Product

Manager Frank r. Cook, OF the
Columbia mine returned from that
Bingham property last night and
reports that the winze from the
tunnel level is penetrating tine vein
Of high grade ore. When he left the
mine during the afternoon II had been
cut into 10 the extent OF three feet and
the bottom was stll In ore. He be-
lieves this VIII prove 10 be one OF the
most important disclosures ever made
I'm the property
Mr., Cook made settlements for car
Of high grade ore aud expects two
cars OF concentrates to arrive at the
samplers tomorrow