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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
And COMMERCIAL

anything but discouragiEg. Manager Daily
has stated. however. that he is opposed TO
taking about every change that occurs
underground believing that the thing TO
SUCH time as the showing is sufficient 10
guarantee the future.
The mines Of Iintic are again reaching
q point IN their history where they are
bound TO attract a great deal of dLteh-
ton, Last month new dIVidend-payeF
was added 70 the list In the Salvador. II
has Just paid its second dividend and the
management says there is no doubt OF
another coming next month. A year ago
the Salvador ground had been barely
The Tetro is another new addition TO
the ranks, having declared its initial diVi-
Qend Or lc a share, or k5.v0J last aaL
day. This property stands out as sam
ing example of what persistence and pluck
viii co IN mining venture For twelve
years or more the ground has been under
development the shareholders uncOm-
plaininsly having EHid tWenty-siN sepa-
rate assessments Of from / cent 10 2
cents per share each. Since the first or
the year splendid body OF ore mas Deeh
opened and, lu aodiLi4n 20 paying Tor new
equipment i8 the shape of hoist, power
drills, ore bins. etc., ana While SuGof1t-
mating production 20 DEVELOPMENT the
enough TO guarantee the payment OF
twelve dividends. Tt Is safe TO pTedlcE,
though, that this surplus VIII not be en-
CrOaChed upon for the mauagement re-
fused to acQuiesce I'm the payment of a
dividend until The company 5 engineer was
able TO report that i'm his Judgment the
mine was In shape 20 continue earning
one.
Other mines I'm the same camp, aside
from those already paying DIVIDENDS are
counted upon to show up ia the near fu-
ture and taken all together the prospects
for a big revival out there could hardly
be better
Touopah mines and stocks are begin-
ming To attract attention here, also, ana
by and by Salt Lake viii be the principal
market for The product of the camp ana
the chief trading center for its shares.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during yeSter-
days single regular and open board caI:
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Week Ends on Improved Business
and Healthier Tone.

and Healthier Tone.
Business on the mining exchange dur
Ing the past week was nearly double what
it was curing the week previous. The rec
ord which Is being rapidly made by Utah
mines for production and dividends and
pouring IN from properties that are IN
process OF development. IS apparently be-
ginning 10 have It's effect iu a quiet buy
ing movement on the part of those who
fealze tnat better prices must soon pre-
vail ana by am element also. that Is go
ing after the cividenc-Pay securities
~ ME uaaing IS not yet heavy. the tea-
lures mentioned has eiven a healthy tone
go the market and the outlook for the
summer months is not half as bad as iC
was q week or two ago.
During the week a total Of S30f2 shares
ot stock. with "a selling value of Sil.zfo 35
changed hands. the final can bringing out
ing the previous week the total sales
amounted Go 62.s1l shares, with "a value
of SZl.526.
The Park CITY list has behaved wen
during che week With work resumed iu
the new ore bodies at the south end of
closes 40 $2a21s bid. with s2.52tz asked.
while the oracles are predicting that it
VIII be at s. before the end of the month
DaiE-Afest sold yesterday. eX-diVideud
a SO %. ~ nlch ls the equivalent OF s2f @.
or more Than ID sold for here al any time
during the week before the books closed.
Much as Dc would itke 20 90 Of. the talent
Is unable. apparently 10 break Daly-Judee
below the 81 mark ana there is no reason
TO suppose thai tho stock WilI 80 lower
FOR the best Information 0htainabie con-
e~rni"g devaiaumenis g." tha mine are
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PRODUCTION or TIE WEEK.
Precious Metals and Copper Make
Good Showing.


Ore and bullion settlements ia the local
open market during the past week, as re-
ported by Mccormick & Co. amounted
30 $4,000, an increase over the previous
week or 5000 Yesterdays contribution
TO the total was $50 900, divided as fol-
lows. Silver lead. gold and copper ores,
$3.50; base bullion, 81 800; gold bars,
$4,000
The amount Of copper bullion. carrying
silver and gold, forwarded from the va
riOus copper plants in the valley was
a. 5Jl pounds, OF 4Zl5i pounds less than
during the previous week. The ship
ments. as reported by the companies.
were as follows:
Bingham Consolidated. 242G66. United
states. 252 525; Utah Consolidated o.3, 500.
IAe Utah Consolidated company s. new
furnaces are rapidly nearing completion,
and, all going wei, they wiu likely oe Ia
commission during the next ten days.
WORK on the United States company 8
new lead smeltCr is being rushed with all
possible speed. So far along ls the task
that IT. r. Jones, the company ore buy
er, Is already reaching out after con-
tracts, and from some of those who have
already interviewed him IL IS learned that
me producer is not going to be asked 10
attach his signature 60 documents that
would require "a Philadelphia lawyer TO
fathOm- nor one that would take week
of his time to read much less dccipher
new Edwards rooster has gone into COM
mission. and if is behaves as wen as the
management anticipates iU viii do, il viii
be but very short time TIN that plant
is turning out an increased quantity Of
COPPER matte.
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ROADS no ALTA OPEN.
Two Carloads Of Ore From Continen-
tai ct the Sampler.

ore teams are now running all the
way between Alta and the samplilg
works at Sandy hauling the entire dis
lance on wheels. The first two carloads
of ore thls transported from the Conti-
ueltai-Alta properties were reported by
Manager Henry NJ. Crowther yesterday.
now permanently open for the season.
He reports everything moving smoothly
at the properties OF his compauy. and
states that the leasers who began opera
Liuus az several points a few weeks ago
are doing first rate
Material for the Columbus Consolidated
company new mill. he says. IS arriving
at Sandy and being loaded on to wag0ss
for transportation up the canyon. So it
VIII be but q very short time tin the
building OF the plant is well under way.
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PIoCHE-NEVApA ORE.
Latest Samples Run High in Both
Lead and Silver.


Lead and Silver.
The samples Of ore received from the
PiOChe-NeVada Consolidated company s
property Friday morning. brief mention OF
which was made yesterday, were sub
mitted to the assayer The certificate re-
turned yesterday showed the rock to car
~ 81 per cent lead, SIS ounces silver and
$3.50 ia gold per ton.
A letter from the mine to Secretary r.
W, Brady received yesterday mOrui 3,
stated that the bottom of the shaft Z s.
closed three feet of the same kind OF ore
as that sent up the day before by express,
while CliuEing to the opposite wall was
eighteen inches of steel galena.
The shaIt Is now passing out Of the
broken up into the solid formation and
the indications are that a solid body OF
very hish-srade ore is being approached.
From the very beginning the manage
menJ has been confident that when CORE
spending depth was attained the perform
ances of the famous Raymond & Ely
would AT least be duplicated and now the
Old miners employed by the company de-
clare that 1o0 feet viii show the mine uE
IS well as the Raymond d Ely looked at
Goo feet. when iL was the marvel OF the
district. Every round Of holes fired in
the bottom brings forth new disclosures,
and the men working al the property are
pegglng away with as much zeal and en-
thusiasm as though they were sinking
through mass of so gold pieces.
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until Io @. m. Tuesday, June ~ f55e an the
office OF the Deseret Agricultural & 1Ial-
ufacturins society, Reom I5. Hooper
block, for. the eXcaVatiug ana masonry
for the new fair buildln2 al Agriculture
park, salt Lake city. Plans and sDeCi-
ucauons may be seen at the office Of
Ware & TresanEa. architects Hooper
block. Certified check for 3 per cent.
must accompany each bid The society
reserves the right to reject ans and all
BIDS. NELSON A. EMPEH. President.
". J. BATE8IAN. Secretary.
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aRATN - Provisions.

Chicago, June u.-Abnormauy wet
weather in Manitoba helped to a consid-
liquidation in wheat today due to oearish
crOp reports July wheat. however closed
at a loss OF 15Qas. Corn is off T. oats are
down ls- Provisions show gain of . 10
10 cents.
An excellent weather map and the bear
ish government crop report were the main
factors in the wheat pit az the opening
although an easier tone in foreign mar
kets had some effect here. initial quo
tatiOns in July We're off IS TO 14GJas at S5A
to S53sQS6. Sentiment in the pit was quite
bearish the majority of traders being dis
posed to take the selling side Of the mar
ket. Bidding was very light trade being
chiefly IN the way Of evening up over
Sunday. During the first part Of the
session the tendency of prices vas stead
Iy downward, A NUMBER or Deafish crop
reports were received which added TO the
weakness. A potent factor tn the situa-
ton was crop report or the Northern
Pacific Railroad company which stated
that spring neat is iully as advanced
now as at the corresponding time last
year The fact that harvesting is We'll
under way also seemed to attract traders
TO the bear side During the last hour
the market showed some resistance to the
declining tendency. Demand for Septem-
Der wheat was OF sufficient volume 10
cause a considerable advance In that de-
livery. In sympathy with the firmness
of September the July option made par-
tial recovery. " After selling of 10 SIS,
july closed at So CledrauCcE or wheat
and flour were equal 10 200 800 bushels,
Primary receipts were 500 bushels com
pared with 905.S00 bushels a year ago,
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 2lO cars, against l49 cars last
week and 900 a year ago
A number Of beaFish influences. the
most potent of which were the weakness
of wheat and large increase I'm the
movement tended to create a weak under
tone in corn The market closed at about
the lowest point of the day. july opened
Is TO L lower at fg44 20 4g1s and closed
at 4S1404S9s. Local receipts were 90 cars
with tWenty-eight of contract grade.
The oats market was slow but under the
influence OF the government report which
claimed a considerable decrease from last
year in total acreage the price of Sep
TENDER was firm, After opening IN
changed at 298s July ranged between 59l4
ass and 39ss and closed at 55lz Local
receipts were 10 cars.
On active covering Dy commission houses
and packers. provisions were strong the
entire session. The belief stiu prevailed
that eastern capitalists held long line
of ribs. Strength OF hog prices was a
help. At the close September pork was up
l25k015 cents at 12I5ie0l2So. Lard was b
cents higher at 6S5; ribs were up ~ cents
at 1874.
Estimated receipts for Monday. Wheat,
81 cars; corn, so cars; oats, I52 ears; hogs,
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
4 ia
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NEvADA-PABK OPERATIONS.
Jesse Knight Gives His Impression
Of Recently Purchased Hinas.

AT the Nevada-ParIl company proper
~, DO The Silver Park district Lincoln
county Nevada. Manager Jesse Knight.
VINO returned from camp early iu the
Week reports work steadily proEress5 ny
since operations were commenced a. few
"tghs ago "a good Whim has been in-
stalled and the shaft previously started
pun down TO the le-foot' level. from which
uiIliug ln both directions through the
insure heLl ls being pushed. Az the
same t.IHe- Dir. knight saws he intends
70 continue the shaft Ou down to the Zt-
Ao2t leFe4 ana then prospect from there
Anl7 Us ihe property iu which Mr
- tesnishL secured a control for cash when
tAs Company was organized some three
months ago. lie has since spent some
Attie llthe ON the ground and is now 0Der-
eLlIs a Lptee Of eight or ten men fu the
DeiieL llaL me VIII open up d good mine.
nave no wish t3 say anything FOR
ihg put pose or booming our property. Do
Hdll AK. Knight. "but after making a
quite thorough examination of tbo Ground
y was % ee-stiplF impressed with the con-
Nitt-Jll tlial VI here so much ore had been
lnllea from the grass roots and where
enc miner eil1atlou was 80 general. mines
eushL 20 ne made al depth ] found n
belt OF iline tldt averages 800 feet ia
hlatu aiI gulcfopplns for more than
mar "a lllle lit length. IT. is an laced uD
Win mlneral-Dearing assures. and while
the experience Of the 0id-timers has ap-
udTenuS Decn that they Dineled out al
varying depths all of thcm shallow I
reached toe conclusion that they would
come -n agdln, and probably De stronger
and richer than ever below Tn rhs
EeVada-Park we win sk drfff ana
cLQsslat as Me 20 down. and the work
VIII De continued for Vear. ANYHOW
The showing on tle Igi-fout level IS most
encouraging ana my opinion IS thaf-.usa
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Metal Market.

New York June L.-Loeal metal mar
kets today were quiet and unchanged
from the final figures of Friday. Trade
features were not In evidence.
Tin-Easy; spot 26.8T5zQ26-95.
Copper-Lake and elecLrOlytic, 12.50d
- IS, casting. 123Ilz012.50.
Lead-Quiet; 42Jd4.35.
Spelter. Asa. S71z.
Pig iron warrants nominal; spot. 9.12lz.
Northern and southern foundry iron
prices Unchanged.
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Rntter and Fogs.

New York. June I1.-Butter. quiet;
creamery, common 10 extra 15UlS14i state
dairy common TO extra. 13H1l1e-
Elggs-Quiet; western fancy selected Is
018s; firsts, T1QlIla-
Chicago June lion the produce eX-
change today the butter market was
steady. CreameTies, I31zQITla; daITles, 1ss
dl6.
Eggs-DuIl and weak H.
Cheese-N eak, TIz0S.
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Money. Silver. Etc.

call nominal, no loans. Time loans dun
and easy. 60 and 50 days. 242ia per cent.
six months. 3N3H Per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5000 per cent
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at AS72e4 s. IS
for demand and 425330425.z0 for sixty
day bills. posted rates. o5Uf.e6is and AS
04S8l2. commercial bills. a.s4z11.15
Bar silver. 555s.
Mexican dollars 44ls.
Government bonds, steady. railroad
bonds strong.
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Yesterdays Sales.

Consolidated Mercur 50JaZ4c.
Daly-West. 1GdS23.65. -
Man Dav. 3.I00d2Ac; 2030Q3lsc, seller 81
star Consolidated, 5o0Q12c-
Titan 1O005oc.
Uncle Sam. 1904 l3i &c,
ButIer-Liberal j0oQ15i4c. seller %
La Refine 1,009d6c.
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Delinquent Notice.

NAILDRINER MINING COMPANY.
principal place of business, room q. MAJ
ton Of mine. Park City. Utah. Notice-
mere are delinquent upon the following
described stock ON account of assessment
No. 2, oil cents per share levied on
the 81 dav OF Nav, 1904 the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholder, as follows.
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Metal market

Silver. 555sc per ounce.
Copper (casingl 12isc per pound
Lead, ia ore, $3.50 per hoo pounds.
A. S. & r. quotation. based on the
average actual selling price of domestic
desilveFized product in New York during
the previous week. &,25.
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Treasury Statement

Washington. June 1I.-Today's statement
of the treasury balance in the general
fund. exclusive Of the S150.010O00 gold re-
serve. shows: Available cash balance, $685.
259 ~: gold, SIl64I so.
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THE ELKS' OFFICIAL TRAIN

Leaves Salt Lake City for Provo, via
the "Salt Lake Route" at $50 a. m,
Wednesday, June 10. Don't miss it.
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win develop a good mine. That is about
as much as I would care TO say at this
time. When we have opened up some
thing good l VIII tell you about it,"
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THE SAN PEDRO LINE

Has been chosen as the official line
for the ELKS during CARNIVAL
WEEK at Provo.
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- stocks Il Boston.

Especial 20 The Herald)
Boston Mass. june 1.-THE week closes
with next 90 nothing doing in the stock
market.
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TTVFsTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June L-Cattle-Receipts. o.
500 Nominally steady. Good TO prime
steers g2IT6. so: poor to medium. AlJd3tt.
stocbprs and feeders. 3.OGu3tU 90; cows. Loo
4E0. heifers. 2-50dg5.25i Gamers LOG --'9'
bulls g.5GQ450; calves. 3.O0G2.99-
Hogs-Receipts today l0'oO0; M'noaL,
40OO0. Market, STEADY BGJele ~, +.So4-
800. good TO choice heavy. A@03.VJ. rough
heavy. 475d4.90; light, 4.t2qf-s0' oulA OIL
s6eep-Receipts. 2O00. STEADY. Lambs,
steady Good 10 choice Wethersr 7.ovg
$50. fair TO choice mixed 3-l50500; west
ern sheep, A50Q5.50; native lambs, 5.ot0
675. western lambs, 5-50Q6JJ5 spring
lambs. 5,ooQl-25.
Kansas City. June 11.-Cattle-Receipt
Loo Steady. Native steers. 4-l5d0.55i
native COWS ana heifers. 2-J0I5-5v5 stock
ers and feeders, 325Q4.90. bulls 2 lad4-50:
calves. 2.I5Q4.I5; western steers, 4-t045-e1i
western cows, 2-50d5-OO-
HOgs-ReCeipts, 5000. strong. Bulk OF
sales, 470dAS5; heavy, AS0Q4@, packers,
4.7Od4 SIS pigs and lights, A25aA-45,
Sheep-ReceIpt LOO. STEADY MuLL0lSs
475a5.15; lambs, 5.250I.O0; range wetherss
A2jQ5.00; ewes. 3.JGdA5o.
south Omaha. June 11.-Cattle-Receipts
loo. Market nOminally steady. Native
steers. 4.75G6.15; cows and neifers. $500
800. Gamers 2-0G03o0. stOCkeTs anu feed
ers, 2.75d410, calves. 2JGQ550; bulls, stays,
Hogs-ReCeipts. $500. Market, 21ac high
en-. HEAVY. 4o0Q4-s0, mixed. 4I514. So:
light. 4.6Od4.75 pigs. 400d4J0; bulk of
Sheep-Receipt 100. Market. I'M
changed. Western yearlings, 5OOu5-50;
.wethers, 5.0QTB5.50; ewes, 47Jq5-25; common
and stockers, 306g5.l5; lambs, 5.599 400.
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CARRIAGES

l have been calling attention
to Work Wagons, now l am
ready for NV
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Run, you splendid bovi Run q"
Hopes yo' got sumpin' good TO u.s. too,
auntie,' he say. Lawd, honey, reck'n
uee's pow'ful hongry ter smell dis
yerer
Anne heaped great platter high
from the dripping grids and hanked IL
with pyramid Of corn bread
Nov, Aunt Daph." she breathed ex-
citedly, take this. Hold 1t high and
fall not on the stepa When you come
to the milk room door you are to tell the
soldiers that the colonel In here says
they are all to have their breakfast at
once. DO you understandY'
"Yas'm Yasm But dis yere chick'n's
or heap too good f0 dem low down
nosin' dsbblesP'
(To be continued)
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at his dress of purple velvet frayed
with travel, and Lord Chetwynde start
ed TO sudden incisiveness.
Louis Armandp'
The newcomer bowed and stood 81
lent, waiting.
you return In accordance with our
contract, l presumer
Eyes, your lordship."
You are day late"
81 was not aware Of your lordship's
transference."
Burn me, but he's been to HalifaxW'
breath.
He sat q moment nursing his chin
Then he seized a paper, wrote line
and added his signature, Il am al
ready informed of your attempt" he
said. land OF your failure. Egad, these
petttcoat patriots are everywhere!
However, that was not your fault ]
regard only the honesty of your pur.
pose Here Is your releaxs frGm the
penalty. Consider yourself at liberty"
Armand read the paper and then
handed II back. Il cannot accept it.
your lorlship," he said
"Why notY' demanded Lord Howe IN
astonishment.
II did not intend to deliver the mes
sage given me to the congress. Had !
been admitted should have delivered
very different one"
GA
ulated Sir Evelyn.
Lord Chetwynde flung away his Gig
arctic, his keen eyes on Armand's, and
tore up the paper slowly. That alters
the case" he said. MY lord, sup.
pose l shall have to trouble you to
hang this honest renegade for me-"
Too pleased~ said Howe. THE first
thing in the morning, Charles. Take
him on deck and come and finish the
game"
MY obligation is at an endT asked
Armand.
"Of course Of course" acquiesced
his lordship. Excuse me, my lord
I'll be back presently. Precede me, II
you please"
He opened the door, and his prisoner
passed before him to the star Lighted
deck. The next instant Armand hat
leaped to the bulwarks and thrown
himself into the sea.
There was strident confusion, q run
ming forward Of marines and a turning
of lanterns on to the water. "Bette
lower q boat" advised Lord Chef
wynde.
mo time for that" Sir Evelyn
voice was at his elbow. "a hundred
yards and you'll never find him. Guard
send your surest marksman here t,
pick him Off"
There he is!' bawled q voice as tn
sharpshooter came forward. II Sc
his head"
II think" said Lord Chetwynde, clay
ing hand on the weapon, that II
have a shot myself" Taking 1t fror
the mans hand, he laid the long bar
rel on the rail and drew q slow an
careful sight.
; Better be quick, SIR" counseled tn
guard anxiously. Hes strong swim
mer. He'll be out of range presently"
"Sir Evelyn" spoke his lordship tes
3 lily, "a little farther from my elbow
, please. There, I've lost sight Of hin
l Eth? Wheref Oh, yes" He sighte
4 again with elaboration and fired.
t missed, by Harry~ he cried in
, tone Of chagrin.
The stars rocked dimly In the It'd
"Too bad, sir" said the captain OF II
marines. mo use to lower boat nov
!. IT'S too dark to find q whale. He
1 be ashore In twenty minutes"
u Another OF your blasted exper
d ments, Charles" said Sir Evelyn.
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Out.

That "played out"--"done up" feel
ing makes life miserable for every
sufferer from Kidney ills, backaches,
headaches and urinary troubles, pain
full and annoying.