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continue undated at the Signal Peak
ana Annie Laurie Extension the Ross,
the Holland the Congress and other
good propositions but nothing OF "A
particularly startling nature has oc-
CURED for some time.
Henry 3radburu. accompanied by
Mr. Richards one Of the eastern own
ers OF the BrldbuW properties I'm the
Marysvalo section was I'm Rlchncld
saturday Not from these gentlemen,
but from other sources. We learn that
a great strike has been made I'm
the property mining man who
knows what he Is talking about says he
saw some Of the finest looking ore
that has como from the mountain ana
which was taken from the new strike
The vein ut this point Is six feet wide
and carries a streak which promises
to be- very sensational,
The management " operations ON
the PorIuc Eurprisc We're never so
highly encouraging as right now, Fol-
lowing up the finding of some fine
ilOat ON the Monument group these
people have been trenching and have
fourd good ledge matter close To the
surface corresponding with the float.
The Salt Lake parties who had the
Wedge under bond have allowed thu
lease TO expire and is now In control OF
the Lyons estate again. II IL reported
that additional vein matter has been
found In this property,
The Wandering Boy claim Is being
worked aud finds OF a very encourag-
ing nature have been reported
Development work II beino conducted
ON the we'll known Webster property,
aud the operators seem to be pleased
with recent disclosures, RlChiield
Rpapcr
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MINING IN BINGHAM
improvement In Binshum NsW llaysn
Properties Other NeWs.


Mining property at and near head ot
Carr fork IL rapidly being consolidated
the great Bingham New Haven hay-
ing within n month increased its hold
ihgs by absorbing the celebrated DAVIS
a Gebhardt group besides number OF
other important claims, The company
however. IL not likely to quite cover all
Of Clipper Hill. as an eastern syndicate
rs understood 20 be- negotiating for the
Julia $ group adjoining he Bingham
New Haven The showing IN the Julla
s is reported 10 have steadily improved
since work began last month, and the
prospect rs good that It's lower tunnel
will soon be IN "all kinds Of ore
Peter Porter OF the Cluster group OF
mines, was sizing up developments
there early In the week He says condi-
tions are most encouraging The Gus
ter IS certain 10 become a producer Of
considerable merit, and opinion Is freely
expressed that It will advance 10
place among the leaders. In running
the long tunnel several fine ore streaks
have been encountered Mr.. Porter was
accompanied by George Gum OF the A.
S. & h. co.
II is expected that ,he branch bucket
tramway to connect The Galena mine
with the Old Jordan tramway VIII be
completed In October. Contracts for
material win soon be 0lled
The new plant viii include separate
ores, OF which there should be "a large
| Yield now that the mine has established
new leyies from lis deepened shaft
JIggers along main canyon creek are
| making good wages from old tailings
| deposits.
The Yampa smelter Is making q
steady run with results much better
than have been previously attained
Nearly 200 tons Of ore are now treated
| daily
This week the new lO.drill compress
! sor for the BIngham-New Haven was
hauled TO the Frisco dump by the Bing-
| ham G. & l., co. Its weight is ltOOl
pounds, and 2i-horse team hauled IT,
From Lower workings on the Dali
ton vein dalton q LarO ore is coming
that markets IA ounces silver, 10 per
cent lead 90 cents gold and per cent
copper An immense shoot OF ore lies
within the Daltons lines
Manager w. c. Orem, accompanied by
George y. Gum, ore buyer OF the
American Smelling and Refining cons
pany, visited the Utah.Apex and New
Red Wing mines Monday and an i'm
portant ore contract Is likely to re-
suit.
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FENCING CAME FROM ITALY

Although the Germans woro ,i,.
rodoubtable at the roughor game 7
sw0rdsmanshp. II ls I'M ltaly tbo,' W
find the first development OF tbs, we
bier more regulated more cunnIr.
better controlled play which we b'ts
learned 20 associate with the term f,,,'
ing Il rs from Italy that fencing u.
refined art first spread over Europ,' NJ,
from Spain, as II has been asscrtol W
many writer's.
II is In the Italian rapIcr play ot
late sixteenth century that we Ana W
foundations Of fencing IN the mod.
sense of the word, The Italians N ,.
take their early books AZ evidence sr,
the fact that their phraseology of for.ll
was adopted by all Europe A..
first to perceive (as soon as the prob
lem Of armorhreaking ceased To bo N.
most important one In a fight mo ""
peror capabilities for elegant slaupbS.
possessed by the point as comps,,5
with the edge. They accordingly y.
duccd the breadth Of their sword. mo1
fled the HIT portion thereof 10 admit ~,
reader thrust action and rcloaa,,i
the cut 10 quite secondary position 4,
their system. with this lighter weapS \,
they devised IN course OF time t,,
brilliant, cunning. catlike play known
az rapier fence.
The rapier was ultimately adop,sl
everywhere by men Of courtly ham
but in England at least It was not Az.
cepted without murmur and yitnpcn.
tion from the older fighting class q,
swordsmen.-Cornhill Magazine.
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Became Apparent that There Was
Considerable Demand for Low
Priced Stocks
U. S. STEEL RISES VIGOROUSLY
Colorado Fuel and Iron Gained Four
And Other Gains Ran Between
One and Two Points

New York, Sept lO-The stock mar
ket today opened active and firm with
considerable demand for ,ow priced
stocks. Rock Island, Southern Rail-
way and United states Steel were taken
In large blocks and there was couspcu-
Gus strength to the local stocks Union
Pacific was heavy and lost y, hut the
western stocks otherwise were not ma
tcrlally changed,
Profit taking sales and new buying
about balanced aud kept the market
from varying much from the open-
lng level. Pressure however against
Reading aud Metropolitan Securities
forced them p and a respectively uu-
der Yesterdays level The low priced
railroad stocks We're considerably more
active than the better known market
leaders. The United states stocks were
bought steadily ana reached the highest
price touched iu a long while some
OF the ear equipment stocks were also
freely taken az higher prices. Locomo-
tive advanced points ana Consolidated
Gas g. Railroad stocks eased on rather
more from neglect than any selling
pressure st. Paul, Atchison, Southern
Pacific, New York Central and "a few
others fell shade below yesterdays
closing Meanwhile the various iron
and steel and the car equipment stocks
were rising vigorously led by United
States Steel preferred, Colorado Fuel
gained ( points and other gains ran be-
tween and points Trading became
quiet and yielding after the bank state
nient was published. In the last 10
minutes the market bounded up again
under large purchases Of Union Pacific
ST. Paul, Atchison and other grain car
riers, Pennsylvania rose / and ST, Paul
.. The closing was active and steady
Close Money on call nominal no
loans Time loans unchanged. Prime
mercantile paper 3A0i5 per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4SI05%
l.S1lO for demand and az 4Si5Od4Si6O
for 80 day bills posted rates 1851 and
lSS; commercial bills, ASiA.
Bar Silver-56s.,
Mexican dollars-45h
Government Bonds-Steady; railroad
bonds, firm.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Worry few stocks recorded In tho local
list were sold during the past week,
the single exception having been the
Utah Sugar common Of which some
thing like 5000 shares changed hands
at $500 Investors are doubtless ac-
quirns this stock on account Of the
unusually favorable outlook IN the beet
sugar industry for the coming season.
Brokers say that most Of the stocks
lu the list have reached such high fig
ures that investors are wary bat they
strongly recommend such stocks as Utah
Sugar preferred. Amalgamated pre-
fcrred, Fremont County Sugar CONE
pany Idaho Sugar and Consolidated
Wagon and Machine company preferr-
ed, ull OF which brokers' think are much
lower than they win be when money
becomes as easy as It was a year ago.
Following are the latest quotations.
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CONCENTRATES.

a car Of ore from the b. W. & r.
mine is at the local samplers today
supt r. G. Jauney Of the Utah COP.
per company is in from Bingham to-
day
Secy Lambourne Of the Daly-Judge
Mining company Is in Park city to-
day
Alexander Rowland visited the Cuff
fey-Galey well at Pennington yester-
day
Manager George H. Dern Of the Con
soidated Mercur departed for camp
again this morning,
The silver King dividend for Sep
TENDER was passed out among share
holders during the day.
The directors Of the Tetro Mining
company held q meeting during the
day and posted the usual dividend OF
$1,000
Supt. Robert Brown Of the Tetro Min
ing company came In from Tintic this
morning TO confer with Manager James
4. Pollock,
Manager Malloy Of the Bingham New
Haven Mining company Us recovering
from his late indsposure. He Is now
able 10 visit his office again,
An adverse suit was commenced IN
the Federal court yesterday by +. W.
Dwight against Adam Stopler and W
$. Mccormick The suit involves the
Olympia. Hercules and Sunset and
smuggler mining claims located near
Ophr
Mr.. John j Voudemoer manager OF
the Denver Office Of the Engineering
and Mining Journal Of New York ar
rived here last evening and expects to
be I'm the city for several days Mr. W
A. Scott the travelling representative
IN this territory Is here, having re.
turned yesterday from an extended trip
IN Idaho,
A very healthy condition exists now
on the Mammoth The tunnel on the
Mascot has encountered good ledge
matter. and some very rich stun has
been uncovered on the same ground
northeast OF the mouth OF the tunnel.
The strike Is said TO be sensational,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BANK STATEMENT.

New York Sept lO-Durng the week
there has been a further advance In the
stock market despite heavy realizing and
occasional reactions. Confidence I'm a re.
vlyal Of the steel trade as a consequnce
iuont part In the movement AdylCs as
10 railroad traffic showed an expansion
both IN he grain movement and that of
merchandise, The resumption Of fun
Worpking time iu the Pennsylvania shops
was accepted as evidence Of improving
railroad conditions Labor settlements
helped sentiment and IN csllght hardtn-
terror Withdrawals from New York Caus-
ed no apparent mlsgiyngs
The statement Of averages Of the clear-
ing house banks OF this city for the week
shows
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arc factory girls, but they hayo
Enthusiastically expressed thoms.,aiu N,
most pleased with the conr'el'es %
young woman who was re,lIv On
member WAS unusually warm we ssl
admiration Of Browning. Ono " bq
workers OF n nelghborng so,uu ne
met this young person one GU,g,n'hl
was immediately buttonbolos! and
treated TO a dissertation ON tbo aol
ties OF Browning. "' peau.
And do YOU find hls poeiry
understand asked the worker '''l t
sure" came the answer
what are YOU reading nowqp
the next question. NN
A puzzled expression came oyo.
Young Woman's face, but clp,ro 'h
most Instantly "Oh, / don't raw ro, a'
her the exact name Of the NOM '',m'
You know what ! mean: irs mani, ,ew
Teller that brought the neUs Na'
somewhere to that other place" Noh
York Times NeF
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OMAHA
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept, iO.-Cash Wheat-No. g.
red l.NHi .o9la No. o hard O5ql.O9: No
@. hard, ,0ldl %, No. !, northern, Ill; No
2. northern, l.lOalli; No, g. spring l.Oja
los
December advanced to 90 but eased on
and closed steady lsah higher at l0sl4g
lOSH
Close. Whcat-sep 1.Oj%; old, 1.oSN,
Dec. i.0siAdl. OS%. May LOS.
Corn-Sept jzs; Dec" jl May Aoha
i9',
dats-scpt. a'., Dec 3s.d3sb, May.
3i7s.
Pork-sept, lOIgHi Oct, lo.@alO. S2ls;
la Lard-scbt ZOO, oct, 7o Jan. LEY
Rlbs-Sept. 1870. oct i3ilz, Jan, 6,ij.
Rye-Sept. Illis.
FlaX-Cash. northwest l,2,l2.
Timothy--Sept 2g2i..
Clover-Sept no
Barley--Cash, 3iuiG
Corn-No, O. j2Adi] No Q. 52lqn53it,
Oats-No 3 30isa3l; No, 3, 3J4
Chicago, Sept iO.-December wheat
oTened x to u down at l.CSM to lOSh,
quickly advanced to l0Sb, but declined
again to 1,0S4Hl.0S5s.
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THE MARIAN CANALS,

After experimenting ON The cracks
and assures that appear IN cylinders
and spheres subject TO pressure NJ. A.
Baumann an engineer Of Zurich. Swift,
erland, has proposed the following eY.
PLANTATION Of the markings on the plan.
ct Mars. ordinarily known as "canasH
Says the Revue Scientinque IN a notice
OF NJ. Baumann's hypothesis. Mars
may have a brittle, solid crust, with A
most drastic nucleus, this difference 81
rlgidity depending simply on differences
of temperature In the various strata
When the planet Cools contraction takes
place. In places whore the pressure l.
greatest cracks-always double, AZ
shown by NJ. Baumann In his expert.
ments-appear II Is possible that an.
erWard, by the intervention Of living
beings. the edges OF these cracks may
have been removed, so as to form ca.
nails But the same result might follow
from the progressive enlargement o,
small assures. The rectllinear canals
indicate a homogeneous constitution q,
the soil. Finally the outer c%'t, now
solid. may have prevented the fOrma,
ton of mountains,-rhc Litcr.ry Di.
gest
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lanes Mcpherson and Associates
Have Opened About Eight Feet
OF Good Ore
STARTING OF MAMMOTH MILL.
Plant Now Being Pat 10 Order'-
Mckinley Co. Settles Its Troubles
Other rlntic News
snoclnl corrcapondon-o.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Sept l0.--Grcot improve
ment IN the mineral output ON the lease
I'm the Bullion Beck mine. operated by
James Mcpherson aud the McKelw
brothers. Is being noted this week. the
ore having been penetrated a distance
Of eight feet without striking the 9TH
err wall. Work is progressing 100 feet
south OF the shaft and after drifting 10
feet opened up the ore body when
is IN the nature Of high grande galena
carrying good values In silver The
leasers commenced hosting this week
and II the ore bodies hold out until
their lease expires, they VIII be able TO
make "a visit 10 their native heath Ihey
stll have 100 feet Of ground when has
not vet been prOspected I'm which TO up
ralse on the ore body. Walter Bray has
purchased the lease Of Jacob Brandt
ON the same ore body as the above. be-
low the ZOO level
stunt. Samuel Mcintyre informed The
"News' correspondent today that work
nt the Mammoth mill would be resumed
inside Of 10 days A force OF Workmen
is buslly engaged In putting the mil IN
shape for handling the low grade ores
OF the Mammoth mine, Tho NM WIZ
handle 1876 tons every "A hours There
viii be no changes In the machinery OF
the plant for the present
ON Wednesday J. r. Peterson and
william Saunenberg OF this place LEFT
for the New Utah claims, owned by
them in West TintIc, where they VIII
build shaft house, blacksmith shop
aud erect hoist Mr.. Peterson owns
several buildings at Silver city which
win be torn down and removed 10 their
property. a new shaft will immediate-
ly be sunk on the property ana from
the showings IN the Old workings the
men expect to strike good shipping ore
al depth of 200 feet. Work on the
claims will be continued indefinitely.
The miners at the TetrO received
their monthly checks on Wednesday
The controversy between the McKin-
lev Mining company and Capt Hugo
Deprezln over the Morning star
claim has been amicably settled and
the suit Withdrawn. The Mckinley
MINING W hlNNhupihtih NAl lhih
meeting today, when arrangements will
be made to consolidate the Genera
Logan claims with the Mckinley
group, Active work viii be commenced
on the property Monday morning The
property Of the company In well locat'
ed Joining the Centennial Eureka mine
on the west The old workings have
been productive OF some fine ore.
Considerable ore is being taken IRON
the Eagle & Blue Bell mine lately ant
the working force has been materially
increased.
The ore shipments from TIntic dis
trict for the week ending Sept. 9
amounted to SO cars, and seven car
loads Of concentrates. The ore wal
produced by the following properties
Bullion Beck, 8; Gemlni 6 Centennial
Eureka, 40, Eagle & Blue Bell, A. Uncl,
Sam Cons, / Mammoth, Is; Gran,
Central, 4, Ajax, 2; Carlsa, !, Total
50. Concentrates, Uncle Sam Mil, 3
Eureka Hill Mil, 4. Total 7.
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GOLD NEAR MOAPA.
John Foley Reports a Good strike aud
WIN Build q NH,
Sneclal CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Caliente, sept. "a large ledge Of
clnnbar has been struck three and a
half miles north Of Callente.
John Foley. owner of the 'U s.
group of free gold claims near the Nir-
gin river south Of Moapa % miles, re-
ports striking q ledge In his 2OO-foot
tunnel. four feet wide with ore assay
INK $3.50 20 ia the ton It Is coarse free
gold in honeycomb white quartz In
lime and porphyry formation. He came
through camp today with some mag
nlficent samples showing lots Of free
gold and says he WIN have "a mill on his
property before Jan, /.
Mark Dawson came up from Las We
gas today and says prospectors are
pouring into the upper Colorado and
Virgin river country and number OF
very rich free gold veins have been
opened up and he predicts a second
Tonopah, with lasting Lodges many at
grass roots In this part Of Nevada
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UNITED STATES EARNINGS.
Mig Company Made 100000, Net, DUR
Ing Month OF August

According to a statement emlnatiug
from the head offices of the United
States Mining company the net earn
ngs OF that corporation during the
month Of August was SlO7 900, or $1,000
more than during any previous month
In the history Of the company
n will not be many weeks until the
new lead furnaces Of the company Will
be blown In, It was learned at the local
Offices during the day that the
finishing touches are being rap-
idly put ON. but no definite date had
been set for the starting.
Il Is the desire of r. Il, Jones' at the
head of the ore purchasing depart
meut, 10 get a larger accumulation OF
ore on hand At least $4,000 tons VIII
be In the bins before the fires are kim
died
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New Company Formed.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the White
Mountain Mining company Of this city
were filed In the Office Of County Clerk
James today, It's capital stock Is $780,
600 divided into shares OF the par
value Of 81 each r. w. Clark Is presi-
dent, Frank Pierce. vice president; w.
j. Barrette. secretary and treasurer.
The company owns a group Of claims in
Mono county, California.
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BIG IDAHO DEAL.
Occur d'tlene Properties Consolidate 4
And New Company Formed,

Wallace Ida Sept l0-One Of the
largest mining deals made In the Occur
d'Aalenes IN recent gears was con-
summated yesterday when the final
consolidation Of the Frisco Bernier and
Flynn groups was effected, The Fris-
co. which IL one OF the oldest producing
properties In the district has a total
output OF several millions OF dollars.
The other groups are not so Well
known The new company win be cap
ltaized for Slt000OO. The Frisco u
owned by New Yorh capitalists, and
the BernIer and Flynn properties by
loca, mining men,
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SEVEN DEVILS MINES.
improvements Being Made by the Ladd
Metals, at Lhndore


A local mining authority has returned
TO the city after a very interesting trip
into the Seven Devils mining regions
OF Idaho and has Informed the News
that there are three good properties
being worked under leases which VIII
be productive OF considerable wealth
during the present year. The ore being
extracted viii be- treated nc the smelter
OF the Ladd Metals company, which Is
located at Landore,
The smelling company Is adding neW
equipment to its plant and Is also III
stalllng a gas plant through Wnlch II
h proposed 20 produce a wood gas
which il to be used as fuel In the place
Of coal and coke. I'm the vicinity or
the shelter are vast forests Of timber
while IL ls necessary to ship IN all other
classes OF fuel Coke VIII be used only
10 the extent absolutely necessary on
account Of It's eXpenslveness, The
smelter is under the supervision OF
w II Adams, "a mining engineer ana
metalurglst OF ability.
In the I.andore section of the seven
Devils district copper is the predom-
mating metal while on the east slue'
near the headwaters OF Rapid river,
cold takes first place II Is IN thls
section that the Gold Coin mine Is 10
cated and which Is under the manage
ment OF T.. d Ford. The cold CON
company has a new cyanide mn near
ing completion which has capacity ro'
Inc treatment Of l5O tons Of ore. per
day replacing the one destroyed 10y
fire earlier IN the year
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another Blue Bird proposition. Rlch-
field Reaper
Hon John Dougherty and J. u. Allen
Of Missouri. returned north yesterday
after making an inspection Of proper
ties In the Marysyale section, particu-
larry the Aldebaran, IN which the gem
tlemcn are Interested. They express
themselves well pleased with the indl-
cations M their property Mr. Dough-
erty is one Of Mlssouris bralny dele
cation Of congressman. and stands very
high In the estimation Of his colleagues.
RIchheld Reaper
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UNDIsTURBED BY THE SYMPTOMS

well, madam queried the doctor,
"how are you feeling today"
30, doctor" she replied, II have
such terrible pains all through my
body, and can hardly breath; have
not appetite and cannot sleep wink"
But otherwise" said the NJ d., you
feel all right, don't you2'--Chicago
News.
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STUDENTS OF BROWNING.

Prof. Trent for the past two years
has been conducting a literary club at
the University Settlement During
the first term the members devoted
themselves mainly to English prose,
but last season they devoted TO Brown
ing Most OF the members Of the club
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Daly.wost Advanced TO $3.50 Con.
Mereur In Better Tone,

hAlNhf hNNNf ANNNf
The sales Of the week on the floor Of
the Salt Lake Stock and Mining exc
change aggregated total Of Sl92,O52
shares for which was paid SlSOSS.52.
Among the features OF the trading
was the notable picking up IN DAILY
West which advanced to $3.50, a gain
Of about 81 a share, Consolidated Mer-
cur also ended up In somewhat better
tone. Mammoth is another stock that
has made progress and held up to firm
figures during the week. United States
Is quoted lower, but none Of this stock
transferred during the week, Tetro
has been on the toboEgau and sank
several points. Sacramento transferred
at II cents and better. Brokers bid up
for Horn Silver but no stock was
brought out. Little was done in the
TonOpah stocks.
The quotations and sales Of today
were as follows
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..