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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-13
Travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent Of the c. N. & ST. ?.
Here Gets Promotion.
GENERAL AGENT OF REQ LINE.
He viii Open an Office in Salt Lake
And Make Things Interesting
For Competitors.

Kent o. Kyes, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul, today handed In
his resignation and will henceforth
represent the Vanderbilt lines In this
territory in the capacity Of general
agent for the Red and West Shore
lines. His resignation is purely mat
ter of business as he goes to the Van
derbilt lines at a considerable advance
In salary and with the regrets Of his
old company 1t is understood that he
will be succeeded by Contracting
Freight Agent William d. Mcclellan.
while Joe" Plaisted OF the Nlckle
Plate In turn will take Mr.. McKellars
position on the Milwaukee.
Mr.. Kyes viii open an office here as
soon as q. l.. Clark, general western
freight agent OF the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, arrives from Chi
cage. AS soon as offices have been
selected additional help will be Sc
cured.
Mr.. Kyes' territory viii probably in
clude the states Of Idaho and Utah;
Oregon as far west as Baker City; as
far east as Green River Wyo.; north
In Montana to include Great Falls,
Helena and Butte, and as far west In
Nevada as Reno. The lines over which
the company operates include the l.. s.
4 M, s., N. Y. c. & III. r. r. r., West
Shore Boston & Albany, Boston &
Maine, N, Y. N. II. & Hartford, and
the Philadelphia & Reading.
The news OF the promotion Of Mr..
Kyes will create general satisfaction
throughout Utah and especially In
Idaho where he Is very popular and
for some years past has kept COMPETE
tors guessing,
Mr.. Kyes has been railroading for
20 years past and graduated on the old
Wabash under j. G, CORN, the agent al
Washington, ILL.,. who has turned out
a number Of prominent railroad Of
liolals, including S. w. Eccles, and is
still agent there. Then he went TO the
=, ID, & f., at Nation, H., TO later
go to the general offices Of the Lake
Erie & Western at indianapolis where
he remained for the space Of five years
From there he came to Salt Lake local
freight Office of the Union Pacific and
after the segregation was made chief
clerk Of the local freight office. On
Nov. 20, 1895 he went to the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul as travelling
freight and passenger agent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-13
Simon Bamberger Returns From
California Well Pleased With
His Oil interests
new PIPE LINE BEING BUILT.
Will be Completed 10 About Sixty
Days--Produciug 1000 Bar.
rels Daily.

The Salt Lakeltes who have made In.
vestments in the oil fields around Los
Angeles are making a success Of their
venture, and the future Is full Of prom
ise for them.
Simon Bamberger, who is extensively
interested In the Salt Lake Oil COM
pany, returned from the City OF the
Angeles this morning. where he met
with other members Of the syndicate,
looked over the fields again and OBJ
tanned new ideas about the oil business
which may come In advantageously for
him In the Pennington fields, on his La
COON property, later on. Especially, II
the efforts now being put forth by the
Guffey-Ga combination and others,
prove successful.
The new pipe line now being Installed
at the Los Angeles well, said Senator
Bamberger this morning, will be COM
pleted in about 60 days. This will do
away with the necessity of conveying
the product into the city Of Los Angeles
by means OF teams. as now Is the case.
At present the wells are producing
about 1000 barrels of oil per day, but
when the pipe line is completed, the
output will be materially increased.
The new pipe line is several miles long
and win connect with convenient
point on the Southern Pacific railway
Los Angeles is in very prosperous
condition Just now" the senator stated
land while II must be admitted that
they have a fine climate down there, II
doesn't strike me as favorable as the
one we have at home. Utah Is good
enough for me" \
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

George A. Bible, travelling passenger
agent for the Rock Island, has gone on
trip to Colorado.
The Oregon Short Line officials re-
turned from the inspection trip over
the Central Pacific this afternoon.
General Superintendent J. II. Young
OF the Rio Grande Western Is down the
line In his remodelled car Wasatch.
The Rio Grande tonight runs a special
from Bingham Junction to American
Fork on account Of big ball at the
last named place.
A special train OF 10 tourist cars and
one standard sleeper loaded with SOL
ders going east from the Philippines, Is
expected to be received by the Rio
Grande this afternoon.
A special train with 72 Raymond.
Whitcomb eycursionists on board is due
TO arrive In Salt Lake tonight from
the coast, They continue on their way
east over the Rio Grande tomorrow
night.
Charles Il. ingalls,, claim agent at the
Joint office of the d. a. r. c. and Rock
Island at Pueblo, Is in Salt Lake today,
accompanied by Mrs. ingalls,. He Is an
old -timer here. having been agent for
the Union Pacific and later for the Rio
Grande number OF years ago.
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UNION PACIFIC
UNDER PRESSURE.

New York. April l3.-openlng dealings
In stocks today were small and prices
changed narrowly both ways, Interest
centered in Union Pacific which opened
unchanged, advanced 4 and then drop
ped back and nuctuated uncertainty. A
rapid drop to Sc In Union Pacific dis
couraged attempts to advance prices and
the market reacted sharply Declines from
the top prices reached Il or more in st.
Paul, Southern Pacific, Amalgamated.
Brooklyn Transit and Sugar. Generally
speaking prices ruled slightly below yes
terdays closing. Supporting orders In
Union Pacific became noticeable and 1t
rallied to s.. Other stocks recovered pref
~ fully, but speculation became quite
dull on the rally.
Stocks were neglected and prices drift
ed almlessly within narrow compass.
Bonds were dull and steady at the noon
hour.
Selling pressure focused again on Union
Pacific, aud II broke TO ssh. Other stocks
showed some measure OF resistance and
hardened later when St. Paul and the
Pennsylvania group came into demand.
Union Pacific rallied point.
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CONCENTRATES.

Don Mcguire Is In the city today from
Ogden.
Peter Porter departed for Chicago
today on mining business.
Three shifts are working at the
Black Diamond mine at stockton.
The Ontario mill at Park City Is
handling about 100 tons Of ore daily.
The Tonopah miner chronicles the
arrival Of NJ, j. o'Meara In that camp,
The Annie Laurie dividend checks,
aggregatlng $4,000, arrived In todays
mails.
President Bayley OF the Copper Belt
road is expected to arrive in the city In
a few days
State Senator A. y. Lewis Is expected
to reach home from New York today or
tomorrow,
President Tony Jacobson OF the Co.
lumbus Consolidated Mining company
has arrived IN Chicago.
The structural steel for the new Utah
Consolidated smelter buildings Is be-
ing set up at rapid pace,
Frank sugden, president Of the Blue
jay Extension Mining company ex-
poets to depart for Europe shortly.
A control OF the stock OF the Tonopah.
Gold Mountain mine At Tonopah has
passed TO James l.. Butler and as-oei-
ates,
Ernest Bamberger, assistant manager
OF the Daly-West Mining company. ex-
poets 10 go to Park City tomorrow
morning.
The shaft at the property Of the Llpp.
man Mines & Tunnel company at Bul.
lion, Ida, Is said to have encountered
the ledge.
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported la,e yesterday were as follows.
Crude ore and concentrates, S33,500;
base bullion, $500.
IL Is reported that f. r. Wilson. who
figured prominently In local mining cir.
Giles several years ago, has gone to
Panama 20 Investigate mining propo-
sitlon,
Work has been resumed at the Steam
boat property In the Snake Creek dis
trict, near Park City. James Farrell
Is manager and II, 5, Emlaugh super.
intendent
Tho Black Diamond management is
| preparing 10 sink an incline TO connect
| with the Honerlne drain tunnel at
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the meeting. The secretary has replied
10 as many OF these as possible, advis-
ing them that they would be and they
are urged to be present.
a conference with the Cattle Rails
ers' association of Texas Immediately
after the adjournment of their conven-
ton, this was agreed upon, and the
secretary Of the National association in
accordance with this understanding has
invited representatives from all the
leading sheep organizations Of states
west Of the Missouri river.
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coming solely from development work.
"The crosscuts In the January at the
liz foot point IN the main shaft show
80 feet Of ledge. with only the hanging
wall In sight. Every pound OF this 90
foot ledge will pay to mill. and as usual
there are good streaks Of shipping ore,
Drifting each way has begun at this
point and for the present no further
attempt viii be made to find the foot.
wall. The second shaft Is down 100
fet and a drift Is being run to connect
with the main shaft. Both shaft and
drift are IN good ore. The third shaft
Is down 20 feet, and from this 80 TO 70
sacks Of shipping ore are being taken
out daily. The January Is producing
about "a tons daily OF ore averaging
$500 or better per ton, and on Wednes-
day there were over 500 sacks on the
dump awaiting shipment"
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Little Business Transacted by the
Brokers in the Pit During
Today's Early Calls
DALY.WEST IS STILL DOWN.
Stock Sold as Low as S,5 IS Tetro
Continues Weak-Closing Quotas
tons aud Sales.

The sales Of the forenoon on the Min
ing Exchange aggregated less than 81
OOO. There was little going ON in the
pit that would tend to cheer the talent
Again Daly-West found no support and
the stock sold down to $3.50. New
York Bonanza displayed a little more
strength than usual and recorded a sale
at u cents share Daly-Judge was
not in demand hut the stock was Of
fered at $i.25 Daily remained strong
In the bidding; everyone seemed sup
Piled and the caller did not dwell long
on the stock. Tetro continued weak
and 600 shares went at 70 cents.
On the open board 21J shares OF But
ler-Libernl was brought out the price
paid for 1t being IL cents.
The closing quotations and sales werc
posted as follows.
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Bisbee Copper Production.
BIsbee. NM, dIspatch says .

a Blsbee, ArIz,, dispatch says
The copper production OF this district
Is placed at 62,bOO,0 600 pounds this year,
which is far In excess OF last year. The
old producers the Copper Queen Con-
solldated and the Calumet & Arizona
Copper company are expected to do at
least as we'll as last year, and two more
big producers are expected to be added
10 the list They are the Lake Superior
& pittsburg and Calumet e. Plttsburg,
both OF which are under the same man.
agement as Calumet & Arizona The
Pttsburg g. Duluth Ia reported as being
on a producing basis. The year has
been one OF wonderful development In
the district and greatly Increased pro.
duction Is practically certainty.
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stockton, through which its ores will
find exit In the future.
George III. Robinson and Captain
Henry Stern Of the Tintic Mining & De-
velopment company are expected TO
reach the city In a few, days. They
were last heard from In San Francisco.
A. f. Holden, managing director Of
the United States Mining company, has
made his appearance at local offices OF
that corporation again after an alb
sence Of several weeks On the Pacific
coast.
Col Henry Altman, the Colorado re-
ceiyer Of the Majestic Copper Mining
K Smelling company, denies the report
circulated to the effect that the mines
are to be operated under the direction
OF the receivers. Some first class ore
accumulated on the dumps VIII be
shipped-that IL all.
Major Catrow, president Of the Ohio
Copper company, who arrived from
ohio on Sunday last. made hurried In
spection Of the Bingham properties Of
the company and departed yesterday In
company with DR.. Snyder for the La
than mine in the Spruce Mountain,
New. district. where dry conten-
tatIon process controlled by them may
be installed.
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sHEEPMEN INTERESTED.
Woolgrowers Want to Take Part In the
Denver Freight Meeting.

The meeting Of representatives from
various live stock associations west of
the Missouri river to be held in Denver
on May 3 for the purpose OF considering
transportation matters, has created
considerable interest throughout the
west as Is shown by letters received at
headquarters Of the National Live
Stock association. from those who are
invited TO participate, signifylng their
Intention Of being present. In view of
the fact that sheep growers are as
greatly interested In freight rates and
service as are the shippers OF cattle. the
secretary OF the National Live Stock
association has received quite a number
Of letters from sheep growers inQuiring
II they will be allowed TO take part In
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REHABILITATION.
Forenoon totals, .,.ig,S65 sl,9Sl25
PROGRESS AT GOLDFIELD.
New Camp Continues to show Changes
For Better with Development.

tOT bSller NWH DeNSIopnen'
Under date Of April Z, the GQldheld
correspondent Of the Tonapah Miner,
says:
When the writer first came to Gold
field less than six months ago, the
practically unprOspeCted camp looked
good to him. IL has constantly improV-
ed and today is looking better than
ever. Three things have occurred dur
ing the past week which go 10 assure a
long life To GOldtold's property. There
ATE several things which may retard
luICk fruitiOn oil this prospenty-it
Fan never be wholly stopped The three
things which are OF such vital import
inCe to the long life Of Goldneld's mines
are; The finding Of a good flow OF wa
ter near Diamondiield by James r.
Harvey, the change IN the character
Dt ore to sulphides which is occurring
as depth is reached In the Comblna-
,ion and the proving Of the ledge IN
The January TO an enormous width,
with nigh values maintained. The first
indicates that water can be developed
At so low cost as TO make the mill
ng of Sl2 ore profitable, the second as
lures depth and pcrmanenCy to the ore
deposits of the district, and the third
proves the quantity Of ore sufficient to
make lis extraction profitable, when
mills are erected, even If the values
mould increase to one-third OF what
hey are at present.
Recently James Il. Harvey, Patsy
glark's representative. took bond on
TWO springs at the base OF NJ. Seller
rom Joe Tognoni lie started In to de-
relop, and few days ago struck
biz How OF water, The volume OF
gater was at first very great, but 1t
,as now steadicd down to what win
probably be a permanent now-from
,hree to five miners inches. This IL
mfiiclent to run a fair-sized stamp mill
md IL IL safe to say that not many
weeks will elapse before one Is started
II Dlamondlleld,
" the Combination began changing
rom oxides to sulphdes. A promi-
lent mining engineer who Is closely
following the development Of Godned
district. says that this is the most i'm
lortant feature for the future Of the
district that he has noted since coming
10 the camp, AID 1t assures depth and
Icrmanency to the Lodges, 1t is often
he case when this change occurs that
De values decrca.e, but sample of
he sulphdes IN the Combination re-
urned an assay value OF S3S2.i5 to the
w. This would indicate that the val
les are not being hurt very much by
he change The engineer above re-
erred to also says the sulphides are
iery much Ike the Cripple Creek ores
With which he Is familiar The shaft
N the Combination is down 100 feet
md they are drifting both ways from
he lS3-foot point Stopping has also
zen begun on a AZ n streak OF high
lrade ore IN the So.foot level, This IL
he first stoplng to be done in the COM
hnation, the ore producer heretofore
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago April 3.-Cattle-Rccelpts B,.
600; market steady Good to prime steers,
5.l0q5,55, poor TO medium, 3.50a4.e0;
stockers and feeders, 9.75ai.S5; cows, 200
ai.2j; heifers, 22Sai,5o; Gamers. 2.0oa
2,60; bulls, 2.Wq4.l0; calves, 2.Oq4.c0;
Texas fed steers, i00Mi.60.
Hogs-Recepts today, .2l,Ooo; tomorrow,
and butchers 5.lOq5.S5; good to choice
heavy, 5,2yp5.4O rough heavy, 6.l0g5.25;
light, 1895. 2j bulk OF sales, s l0fi5. 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady to
strong; lambs, strong. Good to choice
vethers, 4.i5a5.iO; fair 10 choice mixed.
35Oqi.O; western sheep, 4.50n5.S5; native
lambs, i.Nq5'to; western lambs. $500
$40
OMAHA.
South Omaha. April 49, Cattle - Re-
oelpts, $3.50; market slow TO l0c. lower
40; Gamers, 2.00q300; stockers and feed
ors, 2,1ja4.25; calves, 3,Ooa6.oo; bulls,
stays, etc, 2.6Oa5.60,
Hogs-Recepts, 1900; market 5dlOc.
lower, Heavy, i.9q4,@, mixed. 4.@a4.S;
light i'l,SSgli'9; pigs 4cai'i5; bulk Of
sheep-Recepts, 5000; market steady.
Western i,S)a0.6O, wethers, 4,bd5, 80;
ewes, 1880, 10; common and stockers,
S.Ooqi,15 lambs, 5.Ooa6Oo,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, April l3.-Cattle-Re-
ccipts. 1000 including 100 southerns; mar
ket. steady. Native steers, 5000. Is.
southern steers, 3,75d43 80; southern cows,
g.OH325 native cows and helfers, 2.0Vl
49, stockors and feeders. 3,Gsl4 30; bulls,
2,6Oq3,S5; calves, 2,75q6,O0: western steers,
3,j0u4 co. western cows, 2.00ni ".
n al ata It,
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UTAH COPPER MILL.
when Bingham Plant VIII be Enlarged
Has Not Been Determined.

After watching the movements of the
machinery Of the big concentration OF
the Utah Copper company at Bingham
for several weeks 10 his entire satisfac-
ton, General Manager d, C. Jackling eS-
poets to depart tomorrow for Colorado.
Speaking Of the proposed enlarge
ment OF the Bingham plant, Mr. Jack
ling said today that II IL the inten-
ton 10 add concentrating tables sufi-
Client TO bring this department up TO
the crushing capacity Of the mill. Just
when this will be done,is still uncertain,
but It Is one OF the things In contem-
platlon for some time.
The crushing equipment Is ample 20
handle about 1000 tons Of ore daily,
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Rock Island Deeds Filed.

Colorado Springs, Colo, April 49,
a copy OF the deed of trust given by
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway company to the Central Trust
company Of New York has been placed
on file here with the county clerk. The
deed is a first mortgage given to secure
gold bonds amounting to sl63, 0OO, 900
bearing 4 per cent interest and running
for 30 years, The trust deed contains
10000 words.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, April lS.-Butter firm.
Creamery fresh, Ha22; state dairy. l5a2O.
Eggs-Firm, Western flrsts, 49, storage
selections, lSAGlsh,
sugar-Raw, nominal, Fair refining. 81;
centrifugal, IS test, SS; molasses sugar,
2h. Refined Is quiet; crushed, $40; pow.
dered, $50; granuated, 40
Coftee-Firm. No Rio, ~
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TO THE COPPER BELT.
New superintendent Of Bingham Road
Arrives Tomorrow,

H. +. Van Housen, recently appointed
superintendent Of the Copper Belt rail-
road OF Bingham, Is expected TO arrive
here tomorrow to assume the duties Of
his new position, Mr., Van Housen has
had thirty years experience In railroad
ing, and was formerly superintendent
Of the Oregon short Lines Idaho dIyi.
sion with headquarters at Pocatello.
More recently he has had charge OF
the Union Pacific yards at Rawlins,
Wyo,
Harrison Clement, the retiring super.
intendent OF the Copper Belt, has been
anxious to be relieved for some time
to devote his time to his profession
that Of mining engineer.
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In Sight of Tonopah.

The graders empoye! on the new
Tonopah railroad are now within eight
miles Of the great gold camp. About
90 miles OF track have been laid and
train service will be established 10 Coal.
dale during the present week.
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THIRTY-THREE AND ONE
THIRD PER CENT REDUCTION.

Hargroave's and Taber. Prang's ele-
giant framed pictures, popular subjects
and new designs Sale on for 10 days
only,
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main Street,
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MR.. WOODS ARRIVAL.
Vice President OF Daiy.west Company
Comes frotn California.

Vice President ]. d, Wood OF the
Daly-W West Mining company is ex-
pected TO reach the city this afternoon
from Los Angeles.
1t IL limited that his presence here at
this time Is for the purpose OF meet
Ing with some one connected with the
Federal Lead company, which has had
in View for some time past, the pur-
chase Of the Park City bonanza.
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BINGHAM CON. WINS.
Big Company Secures Title TO Valuable
Mining Property.

Judge Morse today handed down the
decree in the case of the Bingham Con-
soidated Mining x Shelter company
vs. the Gold & Copper company OF Bing-
ham, in which be finds that the plain
tiff is the owner Of the area In conflict
between the Old Wasatch and the
scotchman lode claims, located In the
West Mountain districts.
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lime Table
In Effect Nov. %
1903.

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Boston, April 1.-THE proximity OF tho
new clip has led TO the usual Inactivity in
the wool market at this season OF the
year The market is practically bare of
domestic medium woods, ana there IL a
marked scarcity Of medium woods In gem
eral. This, scarcity, however. has pre-
practically not to be had at any price,
There ~ u quiet business in pulled and
territory woods, Territory quotations,
Idaho fine, l4Hnib, heavy nne. i3disN,
fne. medium lbUl6h medium, l5qlbh;
medium, l6allli low medium, i7ais.
wyoming fine, liisQl5. heavy fine, lgGD
lSisci fine medium, ltal5.s; medium, ~
10, low medium, lSdig,
Utah aud Nevada fine, llisGI5l heavy
fine, lMl3h, iine medium. iSbdl6, me.
'um, 1913 low medium, lgg90,
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Gold for Europe.

New York, April 13.-Hedelbach, Ickl-
helmer & Co. have engaged $4,000 gold
for shipment 70 Europe tomorrow.
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WOOL.
ST, LOUIS.
BOSTON.

st, Louis, April B-Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, lSq0 fine
medium, l5ql7 fine. NqlG.