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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment of the tax levied By the
city council Of Salt Lake City, Utah, by
ordinance passed Feb Is, 1904 upon the
property abutting upon the east 40 feet
of lot 3. and the west 40 feet of lot q.
block 15. the west 40 feet OF lot I. and
all of lot , block q. plat ID" all OF
lots ? and 3. block 20; all Of lots ! and &,
block 81: ali Of lots l and Z. book A; al
Of lots and 3. block 45: all of lots and
3 block IS. all of lots / and Z. block 81;
al Of lot ]. block q: and al Of lot ., block
=. plat ID, Salt Lake City survey. for
the purpose Of extending and laying sewer
lateral on Second street between A and 3
streets. and OF y street from Second
street to a point midway between Fifth
and Sixth streets. in sewer district Nc,
I. is completed
Also that the assessment OF the tax
levied by the city council Of Salt Lake
City Utah. by ordinance passed Feb. Is.
1904. upon the property abGtting on the
north 305 feet OF lot I. the south SO feet
of lot s block s. plat B, salt Lake
CITY survey. for the purpose of extending
and having sewer lateral on the west side
Of Seventh East street between First
South and Second South streets, ID sewer
district No. ]. is completed
That the board of equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose, viii meet at the office OF
T. r. Black No. u West Second South
street, on Tuesday. March J, 1898. and cgn-
tinue in session until Saturday March
3 1903, between the hours Of $50 and -
o. n. and sill hear aud consider any ob-
iecti0nS and make correction Of any tax
which said board may deem unequal or
unjust.
That during said time. between the
hours OF 2 q. m and ?. m. said lists
vrfil be open to the public inspection at
the office Of the city recorder room 10
city and county building. and also at tn.
office of T. r. Black. Ne. II West Second
South street. SAL Lake City. Utah.
BY order OF the city council. dated Feb
is 1891, J. s. SRITCHLOW.
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No 1s5.
Sever extension No. is.
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Notice of Assessment No. 8.

The silver Shield Mining & Milling
company. Principal place of business,
sriven that at q meeting of the board
Of directors Of the above named com
panv he'd on the lst day Of February
1868 assessment No. s of three oeuts
rer share was levied or the capital stock
of the corporation outstanding, payable
Immediately to J. ~. Laugley. secretary,
al No 42t d T. Walker building, salt
Lake c5ts-. Utah. Any stock upon which
This assessment may remain unpaid on
Thursday March 8. 1905. will be deiin-
s111ent and advertised for sale at pubic
auction. and unless payment is made be-
fore. viii be sold on Saturday. March 1a.
1904 81 % 0 clock a. H.. a.
the office OF The secretary. Al
10 r. Walker building. Salt Lake City
Ytah. % pay the delinquent assessment,
ts,rstheT with cost Of advertising and ex-
NJ. LANGLEY. Secretary.
AZ T. IS Walker Bldg, Salt Lake City
Utah
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Silver advanced &c yesterday to 5sS
Two cars of ore from Tintic were re
ported at the Taylor & BruntOn sampler
yesterday.
Manager \. w. Sonnedecker of the Sill
yer Bel will visit that sprouting Park
City bonanza today.
The Monte Cristo company. operating in
Beaver county, has decided to sink new
50O-foot shaft on its property.
Samples of tie bismuth ore mentioned
yesterday morning have been placed on
exhibition in The Herald office windows.
r @ Lund came up from a trip 10
MaFysvsle Friday night. He says there
was too much snow IN the hills 70 see
much
Superintendent Raddatz was in from the
Honerine yesterday. He says that the
new mill win begin handling ore tomoT-
row morning.
The Gemini Mining company is reported
70 have closed q three-year contract for
the output Of its Tintic bonanza with the
American Smelling & Refining company.
?. W. Madsen. manager of the Cen
fury. returned from one Of his periodical
trips to the property Friday night He
says the new ore bodies in the north drltt
on the lower tunnel level are holding out
spiendidly, and that the values run all
the way from S12 to $40 per ton.
Bingham Bulletin: A three-carlOad lot
Of Columbia COhio Copper concentrates
and 4 carload OF firSt-class from the mine
on the market this week assayed . and
10 per cent copper respectively. No other
Bingham property is shipping crude con-
tanning such q per cent of copper and
the ability Of any other to do SO extern
sively is doubtful.
Eureka Reporter: About forty men are
now upon the payroll of the Mammoth
mine. and il is thought that within ten
days the number viii have been increased
to fifty. Since the resumption Of work
at this property some nice ore has been
uncovered and shipments of high-grade
ore should be quite heavy. The low
tn the company erects a smelter or the
management is able TO secure q Satisfac-
tory contract with the railroads and
Smelters.
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SHIPPING ORE
IN POWERS Mine
Latest Strike in Beaver County
Is an important One.
TO FINANCE COPPER PRINCE
7. R. JONES ABOUT READY TO
TALK TO LEAD PRODUCERS.

Returns on the samples Of ore which
has just been struck in the Powers
Mining & Milling company's property,
in Beaver county backed by the state
ment Of superintendent FOtheringham,
make II plain that the discovery is a
most important one. Very brief men
ton Of the strike was made yesterday
morning, but President Powers was
anxious to have returns on the samples
before releasing particulars.
When the rock was sent up. the su-
perintendent explained that his No.
sample was an average OF the coarse
ore, while No. . represented the fines
that made with If. Yesterday the as
says We're obtained. No. 1 gave A per
cent copper. 10 per cent lead. nine
teen ounces silver and $3.50 in gold per
ton. No. (the fine materiaD assayed
u per cent copper. IA per cent lead,
1910 ounces silver and $3.50 in gold.
The strike, 8Ir. Powers said, was
made in the new tunnel at a distance
of something like rs feet from the
mouth, and that the ledge encountered
is "A fssure leading out from the con-
tact for which the tunnel is headed ne
had no doubt. In the letter from the
superintendent the statement was made
that the vein was three feet thick tnat
there were two feet Of the ore, with
about six inches Of gangue or ledge
matter on each wall.
As another 100 to 80 feet viii carry
the face Of the tunnel into the contact,
Mr. Powers has directed that 1t be
pushed straight ahead. and that when
the dssure has been left far enough be-
hind 10 prevent bother, that drifting
ON the ore be taken up by another crew
of men. As indicated by the assays
the ore viii pay nicely to ship, for t
can be delivered on the cars at Milford
for So per ton
SUPERINTENDENT Fotheringham,' said
Mir. Powers. expresses the opinion IN
his letter that when the contact Is
reacbsd a mammoth body of ore will
be found. and I am inclined 10 agree
with him.
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GONE EAST FOR MONEY.
Tony jacobson Leaves For Purpose Of
Financing the Copper Prince.

with the east as his destination and
thu complete financing of the recently
formed copper Prince Mining company
as mis- object. President Tony jacobson
pulled out on the noon train YESTERDAY
or his ability 10 secure every dollar
needed nc has not the slightest doubt IN
the world. He has been great many
months in rounding ND all the territ OTy he
had his heart set upon including the hold
ing of the Copper Prince company, and
he leaves prepared TO demonstrate that
me has one of the very finest blocks OF
ground in the famous old camp OF Alta.
several OF the properties nave fine
records as producers in the years gone
bv. and Ike the COntinental-AlJa mines
adjoining and like the property Of the
columbus Consolidated. II is known that
the new eOmDauEs properties viii also
respond 90 development that tends to
ouen them az deptn. in fact. there are
large bodies of ore already exposed ore
thar was passed bv IN the early days Of
high transportation and treatment
charges as carrying too small margin
OF profit but which today can be de-
pended upcu 10 give handsome returns
AIr. Jaco bison took the Columbus Con-
salidated and in two years has made a
winner Of il. lie proposes 10 bring enough
money into the state and the camp Of
Alta TO repeat his performances with the
Copper Prince and all who know him
and the PROPERTIES he has brought TO-
ccther declare that he viii succeed. both
in securing the money and making the
mines
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Conditions Point 10 a Gradual I'm
provement in the Market.

The week on the mining exchange
closed yesterday noon with the sale OF
12315 shares Of stock for sl,36625, the
totals for the five days being 1897
shares and $23.69L1S. With the exception
Of star Consolidated the bid prices of
ABOUT I'll of the active stocks are better
thaG they were Tuesday morning at the
CpuuIng OF tn4 weeks business
9ha. the market is in prime condition
70 respond TO good reports from the mines
j. Uerfectlv illustrated in the perform
ances Of Little Chief. Early in the week
i was selling at ia to IL cents. Since
Thursday the market price has been al
vanCed 100 per cent. while holders yestcT-
day we're demanding 4 cents q share.
The jump was due to the report that a.
body of secOnd-class ore had been en-
cOuntered on the 500 level Of the property.
The prospects Of better prices for the
metals and the promise Of sharp cOmpe-
titi0n in the smelling business are also
having a stimulating effect and. while
no boom is anticipated, the talent is look
ing for a gradual strengthening all along
the line.
There have been slight evidences Of
weakness on the part of D2ly-W West dur
ing the week which closed with the sale
Of an odd lot at s34 flat. Dalv-West is
q stock however, that fluctuates consld-
erably and the advance OF decline Of %
cents or 81 in week is nothing at al
unusual
Daly-Judge has held as firm as z rock
at and above 81 per share. and, much as
eut figures they have not the nerve to do
so. A number Of brokers are now paying
the fiddler for their folly In that line
OF thirty To sixty DAYS ago.
Ajax, Butler-LiberaL Consolidated Mer-
cur, DAILY, Grand Central. Century. MAJ
Day. Lower Mammoth. New York, Sacra-
mentO, TetrO and Yankee Consolidated
have al Jared well during the week,
though the close finds them fractlonally
lower in most instances
The proposed deal on star Consolidated,
which means the doubling of the capital
stock in order to get the property
equipped with ii plant TO handle the low
grade ores, has not been taken 70 very
kindly. and the stock has declined from
Il to 16is cents IN consequence.
The mines of Tintic are generally in
improved condition. and the volume Of
ore being sent TO market IS greater than
In = long time past Carisa May Day,
TetF0 Yankee and numbers Of other prom
critics are looking particularly we'll. ana
there is q sentiment in brokerage circles
that the stocks representing them are
due TO advance steadily during the year
Following is the list Of final quotations
and record of sales made yesterday.
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Notice.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment OF the tax levied by tho
city council of salt Lake City. Utah. 5y
ordinance passed February 18th. 1904. upon
and . block %. plat &c. salt Lake city
survey. for the purpose Of constructing
a cement sidewalk four feet wide. on
the north side Of Second street between
Q and ? streets in sidewalk district 40
% IS completed.
Also chat the assessment or the tax
levied by the city council of salt Lake
City. Utah. by ordinance passed Febru-
airy 18th. 1904 upon all of lots , and 3.
block Il and all Of lot l. block p plat
ID Salt Lake City survey, for the pur-
pose of constructing cement sidewalk.
four feet wide, on the east side OF e
street between South Temple and First
streets. and on the west side OF G. street
from South Temple street north 0ne-haiL
block. in sidewalk district No =, is com
Dieted
Also that the assessment OF the tax
levied by the city council OF sale Lake
City, Utah. by ordinance passed FEBRUARY
18th. 1884, upon ali Of lots and 3. block
90 plat a. =" salt Lake City survey. for
the purpose OF constructing a cement
sidewalk. six feet wide, on the east side
of First West street between Third South
and Fourth south streets. in sidewalk dis
trict No. II. IS completed
That the board of equalization and re-
view. appointed By the city council for
that purpose, VIII meet az the office OF
the city recorder. room 100. City and Coun-
Is building on TuesdaS March Sth. lea3,
and continue in session until SATURDAY.
March t2th, 1884, between the hours OF
$50 and Ago p. m, and wis hear and con-
si0er any objections and make corTec-
ton Of sny tax which said board may
deem unequsi or unjust.
That during said time between the hours
Of q. n. and =. m. SAID lists viii BE-
open. 10 public inspection at the office ~
the city recorder, room 1oo. City and Coun-
~ building. Salt Lake City, Utah
By oT0er Of the city council. dated Feb
rsTsfv 18Th 1900.
q CRITCHLoW, City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No ~
Sidewalk Extension No. Sc
Sidewalk Extension No. -.
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ITCH-RTNGWoRM.

z. T. Lucas. Wingo. Ky, writes.
April 25th, 1902: For 10 to II years
I had been afflicted with a malady
known as the itch The itching was
most unbearabIe; / had tried for years
to fnd relief, having tried all remedies
1 could hear of, besides a number Of
doctors. / wish 10 state that one sin
gle application of Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment cured me completely and perma-
nently. Since then / have used the
Iiniment on two separate occasions for
ring worm, and it cured completely -
25c, soc and S1.O0 a bottle. Z. c. N. L
drug department.
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BACK FROM NEVADA.
Copper Contact Is q Bonsnza--Bis-
muth Property Located.

J. Fewson Smith. who recently secured
a bond on the Copper Contact company 5
Nevada properties. came in from camp
Friday night, after spending some time
in directing the development Of the
ground. He is most enthusiastic over the
prospects and declares that he and his
associates have in the Copper Contact
property one OF the biggest things IN
Inc west. He brought In samples of the
various characters OF ore which are found
in the immense ledge. and is having them
tested for the purpose of fu-%- determln-
ing their varied contents.
While absent Mr. Smith also took oc-
casion to Jump into a nefghboring sec
zion and locate a number of claims on
a big bismuth bearing ledge wnieh was
Inf Recently discovered He thinks well
of that also. and one Of these days he
expects 20 have good news from the
ground
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MINE INNING $40 Hs

three eeparators viii DO the work. and
that the fourth can be kept il reserve all
the time
The Moore process Of treating the
shines after the sands have been sspsTat-
from the very beginning and Mr., Dern
IS now confident that beginning On the
first of the month. the big plant viii again
commence earning good money he re-
ports the developments in the new ok
died ore bodies Of the Golden Gate going
along merrily. and says the results, as
shown by the sampiing, are al that could
be desired.
Men who have figured out the PROPOSE
ton declare that the ore bodies already
opened in the Golden Gate new workings
are mora than sufficient to pay out the
present market value of the stock IN diFi-
bends, If another ton should not BE- ue-
veloped, so the future Of the Consolidated
Mercur, viewed in the most conservative
light possible, is bright indeed.
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MYSTIC SHRINE DEVELOPMENT.
Bingham Property Is Looking Well
and May Change Hands.

Concerning developments at the Mystic
Shrine company Bingham property the
Bulletin has the following,
Late Developments at the Mystic
Shrine are looking well. especially il
upper Tin Horn incline, which IS going
down on an ore streak averaging fifteen
inches Of heavy lead. Last week q num-
her OF tons Of 10 had been broken. On the
18th the property shipped q carload OF
o-sulphide-cOpper silver and gold
that proved TO be SO stuff
Driving the lone tunnel 10 bedded
vein is the most impOr ant and expensive
work. and Manager Young is confident
that at this vein q large ore body viii be
entered. In the Fries upper tunnel this
vein was productive of good ore. and il
IS being opened and looking well ia the
Butler-I4iberal.
AS she Mystic shrine on its general
showing Is deserving OF more extensive
development than can be given il by the
present company. i Is Ekefy 10 soon 70
into the hands Of a stronger corporation,
when work should progress more rapid
d.
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PROBATE AND GUARD
IANSHP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Respective
signers for Further Information

N THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
division in and for Salt Lake county,
state of Etah.-in the matter of the es-
tate OF Jane Nixon Sh0les, deceased.
Notice Of sale OF real estate. The Gnder-
signed viii sell at private sale in pur-
suauce OF an order Of the district court Of
the Third judicial district of Utah. in and
for salt Lake county. the following de-
scribed real estate. tO-wit.
A part of lot in block 81. plat 3, salt
Lake CITY survey. commencing RODS
north of the southwest corner of said lot
ana running thence north 3 rods, thence
east 10 rods. thence south RODS, aud
thence west 10 rods 70 the point OF begin
ming Situate in Salt Lake city and
county. state Of Utah, on or AFTER =
r,'cl0clz noon Thursday March 3. 1904. and
written bids viii be received by me at
Walker Bros bank I'D Salt Lake CITY
T-tab- Terms of sale. cash. sale subject
30 confirmation by the court. Deed at ex-
Dense Of the purchaser.
Administrator Of the Estate of Jane
Nixon Shoies. Deceased.
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Wall PAPER Sale.

100. 900 rolls, comprising the entire
Midgley stock, must be sold at factory
cost
I5c and zoe papers going at 1215c.
25c papers at 15c.
soc papers at 25c.
Get our telephone number from our
advertisement on first page of tele-
phone directory.
GEO. W EBERT & CO.,
Two Stores.
s. Main St 325 State ST.
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Record II

when the Century Owl has laid its
eggs and their young shall have died
Of old age il win still be on our rec
ords. If he don't pay. Merchants Pro-
tective association. scientific collectors
OF bad debts. Top floor Commercial
block. Francis G. Luke, General Man
aver.
Some people don't like US
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DOWN TO BUSINESS AGAIN.
Con. Mercnr Shines Plant Is Now
working splendidly.

Manager George IT. Dern OF the Con-
soIsdated Mercur came in from the mine
Friday night after having spent several
days in Witnessing the starting up and
behavior Of the shines treating plant. lie
stated yesterday that the plant is being
equipped with four separaiOrs 81 new
pattern and considerably smaller than
those first placed in commission Tao *
them are now in operation the third win
- ready TO start within q day or two.
and the fourth viii be installed Just rs
soon as certain castings FOR il reach the
camp.
The two already 10 commission appear
10 be doing The best kind Of work. and
from estimates taken before leaving the
machine wiz handle about 1f5 tons per
daY without trouble A. he mill running
~ caDaeify uiil make only about 500 tons
OF shines per day, i IS calculated that
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Safety Deposit Boxesfor Rent
nelinnnent Mntine

OSBORNE MINING & MILLING
company. Principal place Of business.
salt Lake City. Utah. Location Of mines.
Pork Valley. Notice--There are delin-
quent upon the following described stock
on account Of assessment No. of one
eighth Gsl cent per share, levied on the
"a dav of December, 1903, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders. as follows:
Name. Cert. Shares. Amt
Jas A, Jennings e" 5syoS $50 s.
&. s. Price ......-..-. 5000 S g
". s Mccarthy III 5000 s p
And in. accordance with law and an order
of the board Of directors, made on the
g2d dsy of December. 1903. so many shares
Of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary viii be sold at public auction
at the office of the secretary and treas
urer 1876 East First South. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah on Thursday, the 10th day Of
March 1904 at o'clock p. ~. 70 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with the costs of advertising and
i. ". MADSEN. Secretary.
First publication, Feb. 3. 1904.
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D. ]. sharp Coal q.

Omce, 20 South Main street. Tele-
phones. Tl9 and $50. Yard No. I, First
South between Third and Fourth West
Telephone. ia 8 rings. Yard No. ?,
Twelfth South and Eleventh East
Telephone. $50 Yard No 3. state be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
South. Telephone los.
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Roston Mining stoeks.
ORE AND BULLION.
Settlements in Open Market Show In
crease of $40. 600 For Week.

Ore and bullion settlements in the local
market during the past week. as reported
by Mccormick e Co, amounted TO 1865, 6J3.
or $4,000 more than they were during me
week previous. Yesterdays proportion OF
the total was SI3 800. divided as follows
Silver. lead, gold and copper ores, S24,Jo;
base bullion, SO so: gold barS $500.
The production of the individual copper
plants fer the week was a little under
what IL was for the week previous. The
decrease amounted 10 only {. 705 pounds
of bullion. however, and that it was due
simply 70 the capacity Of the cars IN
edly the case. Following is the record;
bingham Consolidated ................1 Isl 0Si
Tinted states s.36. lbs
T-tah Consolidated ..................So 2, J0o
Total mounds ........................719 rs. So
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Metal Market.
Mining Notes.

Silver, 5s1tc per ounce.
Copper. 1l5scs New York, 12Ssc TO l55sc
Lead, s. 80; New York, $3.50 TO $40
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Don't grow weary. Of Distilled Water
talk. We have q carload Of letters COM
ing from the east. Better order now.
Tel. 155. Salt Lake City Soda Water Co.
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Open Board.

= Daiy-West at ST
100 Century At &c.
100 Montana-Touopah at s1.ss. seller
! 90 May Day at &c.
coo New York at lGxc.
900 New York at 17i4c
100 Star Consolidated at 1870.
Shares sold. 12315.
SeIIing value 81 265. :.
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Radon & Williams.

Wholesale and retail market. All
kinds Of fresh and cured meats at
prices that defy competition. II East
Third South. Phone 1S9.
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Forenoon sales

Ajax l.s00o5tac. 3.06Q
Joe Bowers. 2.aeoJ IS.
Ia Refine. 209985e. I.0ls37 81 4.
NeN YQrk. inaQ lsc.
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Utah stoeks in pogton.
Especial to The Herald.)

Boston. Feb. 27.-NOthing but dullness in
the copper market today
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sewer extension No. 1e5.
Sewer extension No. rs.