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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-18
Tonorah Orc shIpments.

The ore shipments for the past week
amounted 20 1858 tons made up as fol-
lows Tonopah Mining company 800
tons In bulk SL35 tons sacked Mon
tana, "a tons; Mohawk.Alpine, Lone
Mountain, 20 tons, Goldneld sent from
the Florence lease 1888 tons, January
lease 1886 tons Bowes- Kernick lease,
1885 tons, Ridge.Curtis lease 20 tons,
Hlnn lease, 1880 tons, and Sandstone
Oddie lease 10 tons Passenger traffic
amounted 10 400 people IN and l22 out.
on the Goth inst the new sleeper silver
Top viii be put In commission and mr..
rangements are also being made to run
a solid train between Mound House and
Tonopah. Incoming freight Ia eKcep.
tonal and viii be largely increased
shortly as III C. & G., are now receiving
300 new box and fiat cars bonanza.
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Electric Motors for the Columbus
Consolidated Mill will Arrive
In Camp Today
NEW OREBOOY BEING DEVELOPED
IN Mine, Which Nay Prove to be a
Very important 0ne--Change at
The South Columbus

supt A. o. Jacobson Of the Colum.
bus Consolidated mine Of Alta came
down from camp yesterday for the pur.
pose Of ordering few lengths Of pipe
which was needed TO complete the wa
ter system at the new mill which Is to
10 into commission within the next
few days
The electric motors, which have
caused at least months delay n not
arriving AZ scheduled, VIII reach camp
tonight. having been forwarded from
Sandy early this morning It will take
probably three or four days to install
them, but It Is safe to say that the
plant win be ready for the tlmberIng
up process BY next Sunday or Monday.
Ike all new plants il win take little
time to make the adjustments and get
everything to running smoothly
As TO the mine Supt Jacobsen says Il
Is IN condition TO supply the Mill with
AN the ore Il VIII need for a number
of months to come without waiting for
connections between the Columbus and
Hawland tunnels. But the cross cut
being run between the two adits Is
being pushed ahead vigorously
In the north workings OF the mine,
MIR Jacobson has encountered an ore
body which is likely to prove 10 be
one Of the most important ones yet OK
plotted II Is little early TO tell Just
what II will amount to, but Mr., Ja-
cObson says II looks decidedly good
Al the South Columbus the ground
being broken IN the tunnel is showing
change. The hard sliclous lime Is
being replaced BY o softer formation
indicating that the first ledge TO be
encountered Is not far on II II likely
60 be broken into al almost any shot
This vein proved 10 be % very produc-
tive one nearer the surface, where II
showed width equal to any OF the
lodges that have been opened In the
territory Of It's nelghbor, the Column
bus Consolidated
The Alta. Quincy folks are taking
out ore every day and the report stu
prevails In camp that some important
developments have been made IN that
property
The humber for the towers which are
10 hold the cables OF the Centennial-Al.
Ia tramway II arriving and the work OF
building them will be pushed without
delay. II the weather keeps good a IT,
tie longer the tram VIII be completed
before the severe storms come.
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IRON COUNTY DEAL.
Experts Have been Investigating prop.
eriy Of Iron springs.

A few weeks since Dr. Ernest Green
Of this city received a communication
from a well known mining promoter In
the east, asking him to secure an op-
ton for him on come Of the rich iron
claims Of this Vicinity, says the Iron
County Record. The doctor secured the
cooperation Of a local man who was
familiar with the situation In the iron
ields, and In a short time they had
gotten options on something Ike 60
claims In the Iron Springs district Mr.
Green sent description OF the property
ana the price for which II could be had
to his eastern correspondent and re-
ceived a reply to the effect that II the
claims were as good as represented
he had a purchaser, and that he would
sent an expert on In a short time TO
examine them,
Last week William Bardy. late ofHun.
garla. accompanied by another gentle
man, whose name has escaped US
came. and carefully went over the
ground. After making the examination
MIR. Bardy said that the property Ia
better than It had been represented
to be. and there would be no trouble
IN effeotng a deal II the time for which
the option was given could be extended
a month or two, In order 10 give him
time to prepare his maps andestlmates
and get his reports In shape for pre-.
sentlng 10 the syndicate which he rep
resents.
Mr.. Bardy informed us that II the
deal goes through and water can be-
secured within reasonable distance
Of The mines. It is the intention of his
people 10 manufacture steel rails and
other heavy railroad iron within the
county and that II water cannot be
gotten here, the ore will be shipped
to where II can be obtained. The ex.
pert who Is well known, not only In
eastern iron centers. but in other ma.
lions as well, says that he has visited
all parts Of the world where iron is
made, and that I'm one place only has he
seen better quality OF iron than Is TO be
found on the claims upon which his
has secured an option. that
place being sweden. And In regard 10
he says that nowhere in the
world does iron exist IN such abund.
ance as II does In this county.
Not only does this expert speak In
terms OF the iron In this
county but he also says that the pros
poets for gold coal. coal oil and copper
are very good We are informed by
Mr.. Green that an extension Of the OPP
tlon has been obtained and that there
Is no good reason 10 doubt that the
deal will go through.
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BuIIfrog DlstrIet swarmIng.

Dr. J, C. Garner who returned this
week from the Bullfrog district, states
that the whole Of the Amargosa valley
ls literally swarming with prospectors
says the Tonopah Bonanza, who are
making discoveries that promise to
show up the country as a worthy rival
TO Goldheld East OF Bullfrog, about
10 miles, and close TO the Amargosa
river the doctor is interested with
Sweeny. Br0gan and Berner In a group
Of twelve claims, which yield surface
values from $40 to $3.50 per ton In gold
and silver, while Or. L. n, Benson has
a group on which there is an enormous
body Of ore which pans free gold right
across. Dr. Garner has located a
tOwnste which has been named Beat
~ and states there are several springs
of pure water on Il, and the Amargosa
river close by also furnishes a small
supply There are fully 300 prospectors
scattered through the entire district,
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DEsERET EvENING NEWS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1894.

INK and live stock man. Is at The Knuts-
ford from Hay Creek, ore.
Miss Irene Coonrod has been appoint
ed TO a position on the clerical stan Of
the Wilson hotel,
Miss Laura Lewis has sufficiently re-
covered from nor illness at 81, Marks
hospital 10 be removed to her home
on Sixth East street
Prof Wetzel Ia recovering from his
long Illness with typhoid fever, and VIII
shortly be able 20 resume his musical
duties IN the public schools
Proprietor N, S, Mullen OF the Palace
hotel, and WIFE are guests OF the
Knutsford hotel en- route to the worlds
fair.
James NJ Locke OF Cincinnati, and
formerly q resident Of this city, Is a
guest at the Knutsford.
Mrs John u. Alter and daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Pullin, Of Rensselaer,, Ind,
returned 10 their eastern home today,
after pleasant visit In this city with
Their son, ]. G. Alter Of the weather
bureau, and wife,
Judge a, ~ Cherry Is again confined
to his home by Illness.
Proprietor j a. Butchart OF the st.
Louis hotel at Duluth Is at the Wilson,
having come west TO look into his Utah
mining interests.
NJ S. Aschelm formerly I'm the mer-
camille business at Park city is In this
city from New York, where he Is now In
business.
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A shipment Of cyanldes from %.
Overland mine OF Sunshine has reache1
the local deposItarles,
Tho rooster at the plant Of the sa-
cramento Gold Mining company is
again IN operations
George Moore. the inventor Of the
Moore process departed for the east
again yesterday afternoon.
About 1900 tons Of ore are being
shipped from the Eagle 4 Blue Bell
mine Of Tlnuc monthly
Superintendent Charles Crsmon Of
the Utah mine OF Fish Springs VIII
leave for camp tomorrow.
D. p RhoInng the mining engineer
departed last night for Beaver county
to look after mining interests.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were. as follows;
Crude ore and concentrates {1b,illi
base bullion fil lO0
George Gum lore finder" Tor the
American Smelling a Refining COM
pany, has returned from a trip 20 the
Goldneld, Nevada, district.
s. a. Knapp Of Tonopah. has re.
signed the position OF manager Of the
Ohlo-Tonopah Mining company He
has been succeeded by Prescott Ely
The assessment Of 10 cents a share
levied some time ago on the stock Of the
Trade Dollar Extension Mining COM
pany becomes delinquent today
Material FOR the new Newhouse con.
contractor IN Beaver county is arrly-
Ing at rapid pace and construction
work is progressing satisfactorily
supt Frank L. Swlndler OF the BAN.
berger. Delamar mines Us up from the
south TO confer with Manager Simon
Bamberger The mill IL now reducing
more than 10000 tons Of ore monthly.
The News" Acknowledges the receipt
of a booklet descriptive Of the m'nea OF
Tonopah and Golddeld, compiled and
published by William r. Lawson and
Wesley Paul OF Tonopah.
j. y. Gibbs editor Of the Marysyale
Free Lance and Democratic candidate
for representative from Piute county is
IN the city ON brief business etrand,
Mr. Gibbs Is "a staunch supporter Of the
mining region and believes
some great mines win eventually be
opened there.
Barton sewall, vice president OF the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany says his company ccntemplates
making extensive Improvements at the
local plants during the next year the
nature OF which he did not care TO dis
cuss at this time, Mr.. Sewel and the
other visiting smelter magnates depart
ed for Leadyllle today
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PERSONALS

Clarence Shoemaker has recovered
from a months Illness, and is able to
attend 10 his daily duties
Mrs. \. r sundberg Is recovering
from a typhoid fever relapse, and after
a sickness OF eight weeks.
Steward H. o, Andrew Of the Alta
club has gone TO st. Louis TO attend the
annual meeting Of the National Assocl-
alton Of stewards.
A. y. Christensen has gone 10 New
York and other eastern cities on busl-
ness trip
Rev II. II. McQuilkln Of the First
Presbyterian church Of Cheyenne was
the guest on Sunday Of Rev Benjamin
Young Of the First Methodist church,
and preached In Mr. Young's pulpit
last evening.
]. G. Edwards, the well known min
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PROMISING PLACER FIELD.
Geological Survey Issues Report on por'
euplne, Alaska Dlstrlet,

eunlne, Alaska District
During the summer OF 1908 Mr.
Charles W. Wright. Of the United
states geological survey, spent three
weeks In the Porcupine placer dis.
trlct In southeastern Alaska. II was
impossible 20 make an exhaustive
study Of the region In that short space
OF time but Mr. Wrlghts presentation
Of the facts observed and OF the tenta.
tive conclusions reached Will, neyerthe.
less, be OF value 10 mine operators and
prospeotors. His report is entitled
The Porcupne Placer District. Alas.
ka' and is published by the geological
e"".er Ns bulletin No 1885, II Ia in.
tended FOR general distribution and may
ua I3lturI. liee of charge. from the
director OF the survey.
The Porcuplne placer district lies
near the international boundary, and
the exploitation OF its mineral wealth
has, In a measure. been dependent on
the definite determination OF the line
separating Alaska and British C0lum.
bia, Now that the boundary Is estab.
lished Developments Of the placer fields
VIII undoubtedly be rapidly extended
The district Is small. but Il Is easily
accessible and promises to yield a good
return II developed by economical
methods.
Mr.. Wrlghts report Includes a sketch
Of the history OF the district, a descrlp.
tion Of It's topography and geology.
and an account OF the claims that
have been developed Since the dis.
covery In 1895, OF the placer dgglngs
on Porcupine Greek and It's tributaries.
2 gold production OF approximately
sA60.O0O has been credited to them.
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Stock Weakened When Brokers
Came Forward to Fill Their
Selling Orders
CAME DOWN TO 80 10 CENTS
Indications Point to a Further Drop
Con- Nercur StrOnger-FOrcnoOn
Quotations and Sales,

May Day which has been the chief
attraction during the daily calls Of the
Mining Exchange for a week or more,
displayed Indications ot topheayInoss
today
when the stock was called up dur
ing the regular call this forenoon a
block sold at 90 cents. It rose speed
lly to 3lH cents. ON reaching this
point the buyers were met with a per-
feet avalanche OF sellers and IN O. short
while the buying orders were pretty
well filed az weakening prices, Just
as speedily as It had advanced at the
beginning Of the call, the stock de-
clined, and on the open board sold down
10 3Oh cents. Business closed with
strong indications Of another drop.
Consolidated Mercur continued 10 hold
up; In fact, the stock strengthened IN
the bidding, but none was sold A
small lot OF Dolly West brought $3.50
during the regular call, while Eagle
and Blue Bell got In action mt 30 cents,
Little Chief, which has made advances
during the week neld about even with
yesterdays quotations. orders for
Victoria We're scarce today but the
stock was not offered under Sl,S5.
Mammoth ended the call slightly weak
en- while Uncle Sam Consolidated was
offered at 70 cents New York Bon
ANA, which recorded quite stiff adj
vance yesterday afternoon, was active,
but not at as high price. There Is con-
siderable mystery about this stock and
the only solution offered Is that i'm
portant developments have or are about
TO take place In the mine, II Is claimed
that some OF the heaviest sharehold-
ers have been buying
The closing quotations and sales
were:
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THE cIMMERoNE STRIKE.
Latest one Reported from the Goldteld
District.

II does not seem possible 20 chronicle
weeks doing at Goldheld without re-
cording new strike says the Tonopah
Bonanza. This week n is on the Chm
merone fraction between the Blue Bull
and Lone Star groups, where q body Of
deoomposed talcose matter has been
uncovered is inches wide. assaying 81
900 Der ton. The gold Is coarse and
sh0tty, and some remarkable paintings
are obtained The claim Ia owned by
w. d, ST. Claire Barney McGhan and
Reece Whamper who recently pur.
chased II for $4,000 The strike Is OF the
utmost Importance, as II Is 1000 feet
south Of east OF the Jumbo and again
widens the area Of known rich ore
shoots.
Among the properties which shipped
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MUCH IN LITTLE.

Miss Mary Richmond OF Philadelphia
ls one Of the noted charity workers Of
America.
As the executive head OF the Phladel-
plHa society for Organizing Charity, Miss
Richmond has made a thorough study N
an sorts OF beggars and some " the beg
gars she has met must have been anus
Ing characters There was one, for in.
stance. q New England heggor, who used
to tramp about In the twilight, saying 20
every housewife who answered 20 hts
knock.
"Will you give me a drink Of water,
lady? FOR I'm 10 hungry | don't know
where I'm going 10 sleep tonight"
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Time Table
In Eject June a.
1904.
ARRIVE

NJ. ARRIVE.
'ssom Ogden, Portland. Butte.
psn francisco. Chicago Rt
p,LHvuia Omaha and Denver t~.
noir osden and intermediate IT,
W see -, or. ,,,,,,........ ann.
IRON Ogden, Cache Valley ma v" an
=, intermediate points 0"'
pign Ogden, Chicago. 81 Fan. N.
Kansas City Omaha be1yo.
rssnd san Francisco ... .,.'..,' t9,o ~
ftDn ogden Cache VALLEY 70" H.
a11utte' PORTLAND and San FraS.
'''' " bripHIppSi;:'"'',. 100 p, m.
f2r Ogden, Omaha tblcsso
penyer' Kansas city and st
FSSr Ogden, Portland B6it" q" a. n
49,, ah piunclsco ana lntermedI.
=, aye points go, '''1N'
f9l Ogden. Omabn Cbic.sg.""'@ a.
benYer Kansas CITY. 81 i1SI5
For ogden tcSlSlscV 2silSv "n. NJ. 1850 p a.
I Kansas City. Omaha AZ
=, LOUIS and Chicago Am.
fgf ogden Cache Valley Buii. W" D. 70,
lielena, Portland San Fran,
cisco and intermediate ntini"
a, NJ sCHUMACukp5' s5a.ll,'b. p M
ID. y. hurley, al y 'Ist Mgr
~ y bPENCER A, q. i. < r
Clty Ileket ONCE. 2Ji Main So,
Telephone 10. 9"'sI
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GoLDFIELD SALES.
Jim Butler and Harry Ramsay Dispose
VI Valuable Property,

James L. Butler, the dlscoverer OF
the Mlzpah ledge, which made the
building Of Tonopah possible and Har'
~ Ramsay, have recently sold n three
Fights interest In the Columbia and
Sandstone Mining companies also a
like interest IN the Kendall, Nevada
Boy groups and other property In the
Goldneld district TO Frank a. Keith
T. l.. Oddle Charles y. Knox, and
other Tononnh oneratOrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-18

This week were the January, Florence,
Jumbo. zlnn, Ridge and Bowes leases,
and Sandstone, IN all 3OL2S tons, the
last named lease shipped out 10 tons
and expected TO realize over 100000
the first shipment returning 500 per
ItF
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NJ ylEERIgR!I DIIa. @y
RI1 GPANtIGE' WESTERN
Current Time Table.
IN eject OCT Oh. isl
-. LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

No vg D., 49, NJ VIII.
re iD-For Hobor Provo and
20 lO2-For Park CIV . 90 ''''' IN. an m
80 g-Eor Denver and East " s8 a'n'
81 rol Ogqen ana West ...tl.1 ro
90 d-Eor Ogden and Wast '''ig a'ln'
10 e-F0r Denver ana Fagt 90" 5'a PM
10 s-For Provo ana Eureka sa ~
10 ll2-F0r bingham 90 Xxx I. NJ
~ lli-F0r bingham '''''' ~. nv an
~, I-for Ogden and Loali WI" p'w'
folnts ,.,........
70 t-For Denver ana East " XXI H.
No S-fOr Ogden ana West .1l.U ~,
ARRIVE sALr LAKE cay "
No. e-From ogden end the
west .... q. o.. ....,,...... g.n,
Nc l2-From ogden and Local ID" an
~ "l"'g t's t'' go. t....,,...,..i0 nam
no i-Ftom Eureka and Provo 10 M a. I, ' ,a
No 5-FTom Dcnccr and E4et f0.h ~
no l-FLom Denver and East,i'i5 % ' W.
No. 2-Ffom ogden and the P'"'
West,n.,,,. ,,,..,,,,,. go. ~. s,Osn
no lOl-Ffom Park City .,,...,' XXX ' y,
No s-From Heller, Provo ana vac p'H'
MarysYale 80. ..,,.,... f.a.
No ll3-FrOm Bingham ma n'
No, ll5-From Bingham 49,, Xxx ~, ,,'
No i-From Ogden and tho '''
VIZ .,'tt's 1900 stssst,.,.t.. 1,tj nm
No, S-Ffom Denver and East .llM M
Al trans Trans EXCEPT Nos. and STOP al
Ticket oface' Dcoiy Block. Phone ss
l. A. BENTON.
Gen. Agt Pass. Dept
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SCOTTISH CHIEF ORE.
shipment at the Samplers and Anot her
One Coming.

Manager w. ] Lawrence OF the Scot.
fish Chief mine at the head OF Big Cot.
tonwood canyon Is down from camp
for the purpose Of buying winter sup
plies and TO look after the sale Of car
load OF ore which has been landed at
the samplers Mr.. Lawrence says an.
other car will be sent down by the
teams With 10 up with supplies Con-
dltlons az the mine are reported good.
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RECAPITULATI0N.
A BUSINESS CHANGE.
W, II. Child and u, d, Cole to Enter Into
Consolidation.

A change Is scheduled TO take place
In two well known brokerage firms
within the next few days. w H. Child
and H. b. cole have decided to join
issues, and will do business under the
name OF child. Cole & Co. Articles Of
Incorporation Of the new company are
being drawn, and viii probably be filed
with the proper authoritlse during the
present week
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CONCENTRATES.

Thirty stamps are dropping at the
North Pole mine near Baker City. Ore
gOn.
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OPEN BOARD SALES.

Carlsa, 500 at ~.
May Day, 500 At 30.
Uncle Sam Con, 800 at 1874
Little Chief 1000 at 5; 1000 at 5hi
2, 500 at bls,
lngot, 1900 at Is.
REHABILITATION.
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NEVADA STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL SALES,

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Carsa, 500 at II.
Daly-West, 800 at H.
Eagle & Blue Bell 200 at 30.
Nav Day. 900 al 3OA $500 az 3OA;
1000 AT 81: / 900 az 81 500 a Silai 500
al sl4 50 at SO; 800 at 32h 800 at 32h;
800 at 32h 400 at 80. 200 at S3h 500 at
1914. / 800 al "a; 800 at 3ih 1000 at Sils;
so at 8li5 b 30; 500 at 32is b 30; 800 at 80
b 30.
Sacramento. 800 at l2ia,
Century, 900 az IS,
Little chief. 5000 at Si5 1000 at So
New York, 600 at 5i5 30
Victor Con, 1000 at A.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-05
Some Youths Run Amuck.

G. h. Beatty. ]. Fl. Highly, two
Palisades youths, accompanied by old
Dick Wise, we'll known character got
too fnll of booze Saturday night.
AS is habit of some only, of the
country youths who come into town
Saturday night. the bloods hogan
yelling and running their horses as
they we're leaving town. They were
on the eastern part of White street,
bound homeward, Wise being bet
ween the two youths, when their
wagon upturned and they were spilled
n thc gronpd Wise was quite sew
erelv hurt and had quite a number of
wounds to answer for his debauch.
Under Sheriff @. @. Knowles who
happened to be in the vicinity placed
Beatty and Highly under arrest. Both
the men plead guilty to the charge
of being drunk and disorderly conduct,
before Police Magistrate Byers and
went to their homes this morning,
wiser. if somewhat poorer. The fine
was So and costs.