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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03

Chicago, Aug 2-Boston defeated chi
cago today, the game going eleven in
nings Canell's double three singles and
a bad throw gave Boston three runs I'm
the eleventh, a single and two doubles
Score: II. H. r.
CmcaEO 'r,.sss's'.'''''''''''''
BOSTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o
lotteries Reulbach and King; Young
and Moran.
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pACIFIC COAsT LEAGUE.

San Francisco. Aug. 2--Oakland played
clrorlees bali today and hit Garvin IN
such a lively manner In two innings that
Portland lost the game. In the first in
ming four hits gave two runs and In the
sixth inning trio Of hits gave another
pair Of runs.
, ID n u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York. Aug. New York made II
four straight from Cleveland today de-
feating the visitors IN close and inter
osting same by score Of 10 g. At
score; R,H.E
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, u l
Batteries Chesbro and MCGUIRE DOna-
hue and Buelow
Philadelphia, Aug. 2-Phlladelphia step
ped into first place today by defeating
Chicago for the third time this week.
Waddel struck out fourteen men. new
record for the season. Attendance, 1909.
Score. R.HE.
Chicago .,,.,..,.'''",.'''.'"'" !
Philadelphia .,,,..'.....''''.'''''''
Batteries-Owen Patterson and Sulli-
van. Wadell and schrech'
Washington, Aug Washington made
It four straight from Detroit today At
Score: R.HE.
Washington ,"'.'"..'''''''''''''' !
Detroit ..,''t''''''''''. $500. ~
Batteries--Jacobson and Kittredge, Kill
Ian and Drill
Boston. Aug. st Louis dropped TO
last Mace today when Boston wen both
games Of a doublc'headeL Attendance
1900
First Game 81,
Score Il H. ~
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batterics-Young and criger, Sudhoh
and Roth
Second Game
Score X a. ".
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q,
-, ttori,s Winter and Administer. Pei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03

Tacoma. Wash, Aug. 2-Tacoms lost
the nrst game of the new season to San
Francisco Tho visitors played better
ball and Henley outpitched kcefe, getting
tW, errors were costly, each giving san
francisco a run 4 Wild pitch saved Ia
coma from being shut out
score; R.HB,
Tacoma .,.,,,.,e .''s''''''s's'''''''' :
san Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ? |
and Wilson. Jmpires-Thomas and VIII
liams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03

Seattle. Wash. Aug 2-Tho local team
opened the second half Of tho season to-
tune OF 8 TO I. Charlie Shields, who was
I'm the box for the some team, was steady
as a rock and pitched big league ball all
the way Baum played nico game IN
the center OF the diamond for Los An
eoles,
score; r. HE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03

Boston. Aug 2-St Louis dropped 10
last Mace today when Boston won both
games Of double header Attendance
1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
WILL DEVELOP
THE OLD SHEbA.
Michigan Officials Are in the City
And viii Plan A Cam
paign.
ANNUAL MEETING MONDAY.
Exhaustive Development OF the Old
Mine Is From Now ON TO be
The Order.

A company of Michigan mining men
haiing from tho town Of Houghton,
are in the city, stopping az the Wilson,
The party consists Of w. $. Cleves,
John Slocltett and Jas. T. Edwards.
They compose the official head OF the
Sheba Mining company IN which 50
many salt Lake people are interested.
The purpose Of this visit at the pres
ent time is to attend the annual meet
ing Of the company which VIII take
place on Monday next in this city
When seen az their hotel this morn
ing the gentlemen sald that II was
their intention to formulate plans tor
the full development Of the Sheba mine
IN Humboldt county, Nevada lrhey
stated that the work done at the mine
heretofore had not been satisfactory.
They felt that the mine could be made
big producer and IT was their In
tention to start work at once and open
It MP to the fullest extent.
The company is fully financed ana
from now on work will be pushed. 1t is
not the Intention Of the management
TO break much ore. but the campaign
will be one OF development only.
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NEWS FROM TINTIC.
What Has Transpircd at the Old Camp
During the Week.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Dec. Notwithstanding the
many rumors In regards TO a change in
conditions al the Eureka-EIil mine, to
take place on January ! no change Will
be made and leasing will be continued.
The discovery OF rich ore In the upper
workings OF the mine by the leasers has
been a surprise to mining men and mora
especially ia the officers of the COM
pany, and the work OF the leasers has
added many thousands OF dollars to the
surplus fund Of the company, and the
directors are not going 10 kill the goose
that lays the golden egg. The leas-
ers snip on an average OF carloads
week OF good rich ore, and the mine
throughout shows marked improvement
as development work progresses.
The mill at the Godiya mine is rap
idly approaching completion. and is al
ready closed In so that It will not inter-
fere with placing the machinery part
of which is already on the ground. The
mill will be completed and In full OPP
GRAFTON by March /, 1906.
Jesse Mathews, a contractor Of this
city and o force OF men left the fore
part OF the week for Delmonte for the
purpose Of building an ore house for
the Scranton mine of West Tin.lc, this
place being the shipping point for the
mine on the san Pedro railway The
vast amount of ore has caused the ne
cessity of erecting place for its stor-
age until II can be sent to the smelters.
The management OF the Scranton prop
erty is figuring on Installing electric
power 10 operate its machinery, and
are making vast Improvements in its
holdings
The leasers at the Mammoth mine are
doing we'll with their leases, and the
company is working about 70 men UNI
earthing some rich ores
Supt. Erck Levin Of the Mckinley
mine is working his two shifts IN the
crosscut to the east Of the tunnel, and
viii tap the ledge within % feet The
property Is improving with every shot
fired and VIII soon be shipping ore
from present indications.
Charles Parker and :. A. Kenner.
who nave a lease ON the Undine mine al
Silver city, have made a shipment from
the property, from which they expect
good results, They have a nice body Of
ore exposed and expect to reap rich
harvest before thaIr lease expires
\ first class grade Of ore is being taxi
en- from the lease i'm the Bullion Beck
mine, worked by Messrs. Ernest Men
love and Walter Lott, two well known
miners or Eureka, The ores carry large
/ values In Silver and lead, and before
the close Of the year the leasers VIII
| be shaking gold coin galore All the
ledsers I'm this old reliable property are
doing exceedingly we'll making far more
| than wages and hope at the beginning
| OF the new year they may be able 10
renew their leases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
NEW BONANZA
At LEMH|, IDAHO.
Virginia Mine Near Baker is
Proving 10 Be a Big
Proposition.
TWO MILLION IN SIGHT.
Mil TO be I ! ted and the Mine En-.
ter the List Of Big Pro-
ducers.
TWO MILLION IN SIGHT.

General Manager w "A. Beyers OF the
Virginia Mining Co, OF Baker, Lem
hi county Idaho has just received an
exhaustive report from the mining en-
gineer which has been going over the
property for the past four months. The
examination of the mines ore bodies
was for the purpose of finding out the
exact amount OF ore In sight and the
possibilities Of the property for the fu-
ture, so that the company could de-
termlne just what was needed in the
way of machinery and equipment. The
property consists of Y claims and has
been opened up by over 5000 feet OF
development work The last work done
was by tunnel ZOO feet below the up
per workings This tunnel is in 200 feet
all in ore which averages for the entire
distance $l26G per ton gold At the
fac. of the tunnel the ore assays $3.50
gold ana copper, There are nine tun-
nes on the property averaging from
IS 10 400 feet In leugth and all In pay
ore. Besides this an incline IL down
on claim across the gulch 200 feet
with n drift 81 feet from its face. This
Is also in pay ore. From the engineers
report it is learned that the mine has
100000 tons Of ore in tght which will
average $40 per ton or value of $1,000
eco. The mine Is now equipped with
only three stamp mill used mostly for
testing purposes. The company will
proceed to build big combination con-
centrating and gold mill and start in
breaking down ore. AS the mine has 10
openings that number of gangs OF men
can be kept at work on pay ore.
The company Is composed Of num-
Der of Salt Lake and eastern people
who are to be congratulated upon the
success OF their enterprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
DAY AND WEEK ON CHANGE
Stocks Strong, and Week Broke the
iiecord of Two Years.

The session OF the mining exchange
this morning closed the largest weeks
business In over two years. The mar
ket throughout the week has been de-
cidedly OF the bull order and stocks
have advanced all along the line Dur
ing the week Ontario created sensa-
ton by jumping from sl5O per share 10
$3.50, and Boston Con. reached the
highest point in Its history By going
S26. 90.
The volume Of business was good at
this mornings call $3.50 shares going
for sll ,26,.SS, and the week closing OH
the sale Of 2533i2 shares for s97,3i3lt.
DAILY was strong selling for sl.15, Lover
Mammoth. Silver Shield. Uncle Sam
and New York were all in the trading
az about the figures Of yesterday. COL
umbus Con and Carlsa were the fea-
lures Of The open board, the former GO
Ing at $3.50. and the latter under heavy
sales, going at 20 cents per share.
Little Bell made a new mark selling
for $3.50. while Thompson also was a
record breaker, selling up TO l4is
The regular call closed as follows.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
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MARKET WAS
VERY IRREGULAR.
Opening Was Active While the
Changes in Prices General
y Were Small.
SUGAR WAS VERY PROMINENT.
Went up to 1i9--Amalgamated Cop
per Also Made Big Risc--Cios-
ing Was Unsettled.

New York, Dec. 9.-Openng dealings on
the stock exchange We're active and price
exchanges irregular and generally small.
Amagamated Copper and Sugar were
very prominent, 1850 shares OF the former
selling at 99usS l-2 compared with IS last
night, while 5000 shares Of Sugar sold at
40 to rs, compared with AS IL last night.
Smelling rose rs, Republic Steel preferred
IA. n. p. rs aud a. Y. c. and Hooking
Coal large fractions.
Stocks were quite generally under pres
sure. despite the strength shown by a
few leaders Both Sugar and Amalga-
mated Copper, after considerable irregu-
larity, began to give way, the latter re-
acting TO % IL, The Southern Iron group
was decidedly heavy Pressure against
the railroad list was fostered by Il re-
newal of the recent liquidation In Rock
Island and controlled stocks. Tennessee
Coal yielded points. Lead ~ Rock Is
land preferred and Nrginia-CarolIna
Chemical ], Sloss, Sheffield steel IA and
ST. Louis and San Francisco second pre-
ferred Brooklyn Transit and Locomotive
/. Anaconda spurted upwards SA, Great
Northern preferred and Hide and Leath-
er preferred IL and Geeuarl Chemical
preferred American Gable ana n. y, Chi
cago & ST. Louis second preferred l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
CONCENTRATES.

Another big strike Is reported in the
Sandstone mine at Goldtleid
Manager George Dern Of the Con
Mercur is up from the mine
Doom West, the well known brok-
err goes to Eureka tonight on mining
business.
An order for the Mount Masonic
plant will be place the first of the COM
Ing week.
AS forshadowed by the News yes
terday, the Uncle Sam Mining COM
pany declared $1,000 dividend ut the
directors meeting last night
A large number of leasers are at
work on the mines at Mackay, Ida, and
It is said that fine tonnage or ore IS
being taken out
Archie j. Orem, superintendent oil the
Idaho mines OF the Idaho Development
company who has been spending rev
days with his family here, returned to
camp this morning
President F. NJ Taylor Of the Taylor y
Brunton Sampler company, lett last
night for Colorado, after starting the
local concern out upon its fourteenth
wear OF business life. Mr. Taylor WIN
90 by the way of Aspen and Cripple
Creek and inspect the companys plants
at those places before going 10 MS
home In Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
PORTLAND GOLD MINING CO.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Dee @
The Portland Gold Mining company
has been reorganiaed under a Wyom-
Ing charter and VIII surrender the
Iowa charter under which II has OPP
rruted The home Office VIII be moved
from Council Bluffs 10 Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming. The new corporation has the
same capitalization $300900o, and
stockholders win receive share for
share I'm exchange for the old stock.
An of the property of the Iowa CONF
pany has been transferred 10 the
Wyoming corporation II It's stated
that the reasons for securing the new
charter are because Of Hu attempt ON
the part of the Iowa authorities Go
collect 100000 m taxes on the stock
men the company Isl already paying
taXcs ON the property represented by
the stock Boo Colorado
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
HERE FROM ALASKA.


John @. Bechtol, who about 10 years
ago was part proprietor of the old
Walker House and who Joined the first
mad rush to the Klondlke gold fields,
IL In the city visiting old friends. Mr..
Bechto has prospered In the far north
and Is now a mine owner. For some
time he has been operating in the Tan
anan district, Alaska. He states that
the output OF the yellow metal from
Tananan during 1908 was between
SI0O0,O0o and SS.OO0,OOO and that IN
1906 1t VIII reach the twenty million
mark. Mr. Bechto il on his way 10
Alaska, after spending some time at
his boyhood's home in Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been an active one IN
the local financial and stock market
The movements of the local list nave
been full of contradictions, some stocks
shooting upward with the same We
locitv that others have fallen down.
ward The features have been the
reaching OF the 5000 mark by state
hank; the $500 point by Deseret saw
irgs hank. and the drop to 81 OF Utan
Sugar common The bank stocks, or
course, only reach such phenomenal
heights on the expectation Of Increased
dividends, and these are confidently
looked for by the market, Nearly
everything in the sugar list continues 10
fall. and a semi-panicky Feeling on the
market has affected even the strong
est i'm the list, stocks like Idaho sugar
ana Utah preferred which are regard
ed as beyond question. being affected
with the others.
Manager Cutler of the Sugar COM
pany, when asked this morning for MS
views on the situation, stated that IN
vestors who We're Unfortunately
throwing their stocks on the market
were doing a very foolish thing In his
opinion. His idea was that the weak
eral reasons, first to the panlcky con-
dtion Of the money market in the east.
somewhat 70 the presidents message
on the Philippine question. and to the
poor condition of the beet crop in some
parts Of the country. He said also that
some recession on the part OF the stocks
was natural, as they had gone too high
some time ago just as he felt they
we're going too low at the present time.
When asked regarding the Sanpete &
Sewer company he said that In view
of the crop returns In SEWER county. IL
would be unwise to build a factory in
that section next year. as had been
contemplated, a tecanvass of the farm
ers In SEWER county having shown
large falling oft In the acreage promised
for next year. In Sanpete county the
farmers would live up to their con-
tracts, but their acreage alone would
not justify factory IN 1906, At several
factories, notably Sugar city, Garland
and Idaho Falls. Mr.. cutler said last
years record would be distanCed Prices
Of sugar on the Missouri river were low
at present, but there We're aleady signs
Of stinenng, and he thought the gem
eral conditions were more hopeful than
they were some time ago Certainly
there was nothing, in his opinion,
which justified the semi-panlcky feel
Ing which seemed to pervade the mar
ket IN regard to all sugar stocks.
There have been quite "A number OF
changes during the week, the latest
quotations being as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09

came IN from the camp last night ana
put up Mt the Wilson. Their visit to
Salt Lake at the present time Is 10
confer with the local officers Of the salt
Lake Route ana others relative to the
building OF a branch line to the mines.
They report that a big tonnage of ore
can be mined IN the district which only
awaits a railroad to place II upon the
market. The camp was never In BET
ter shape than now. operations going
on all along the line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
COPPER STOCKS JUMP.
Utah Mining Securities Experience a
sharp Advance.

There is a boom on in Utah Copper
stocks at Boston. There was sharp
advance an along the line on the Bos.
ton mining exchange yesterday. Boa
ton Consolidated jumped to s27 per
share. United States Mining reached
1915. Utas Copper and Utah Consoh-
dated went to s37, and all copper stocks
were strong. orders for export copper
stll continues strong. The red metal
Is fast becoming king,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
WILL OPERATE IN UTAH,
Augusta, Maine, Capitalists Form MINI
ing and Scmltcr Company.

The following dispatch Is only am
other proof Of the interest being taken
in the east IN Utah mining properties.
Augusta. Me- Dec. S.--The Salt Lake
Copper Mining aud Smelling company
was organized here today for the pur
pose of doing a general mining busl-
ness IN copper gold silver and lead
ores, with $l.lOO,000 capital stock. The
The names of the promoters do not APP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
MORE BREAD MONEY.
Grand Central and Victoria Mining
Companies Declare Dividends
IspecIal ID the NNeMs

Provo Dee. AT a meeting OF the
directors u the Grand Central Mining
company held today, q dividend OF 4
cents per share or sl2.50O was de-
clarcd. The books Of the company
close at y o'clock noon, on the 18th
Inst. and payment viii be made on the
18th inst
The Victoria directors also met and
declared dividend Of cents per share.
on $1,000 ln an The books Of this com.
pnuy viii also close at ~ O'Clock noon
on the 18TH inst and payment be made
on the iju.
Both mines are In splendid physical
condition and increased dividends may
ha expected soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
NEW COMPANY FORMED,


A new mining company which will
operate in Deep Creek has been formed,
articles Of Incorporation being filed at
the Office OF the county clerk yesterday
afternoon. The company viii be known
as the Bullion Bagley Mining company
and has a capitalization of 100000 d.
yiled into shares Of 81 each II. II.
Bagley is president, A. II. Bagley, vice
president, f. Il. Bagley. treasurer, and
Grant e. Bagley. secretary. The cont
pany viii operate IL mining claims In
Willow Springs district, Tooele county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago Dec. 9-CattIe- Receipts, 400;
market steady Beeyes, .20Q6,60; cows
/. 2id4 70. heifers, 2.2Sp4S0; calves, 5.J0q
us. good to prime steers, 5.2ja6.S0; poor
to medium. 3gMj,l5 stockers and feed
ers, 20u5.O,
ogs--Recelpts 5000; Monday, j00OO
market steady, Mixed and butchers, 40
d5.O5; good heavy $4,000 ~ rough
heavy. 46i04 50; lights, 4.70gi.s5i pigs, As
"A 90; bulk, iS5M5 90.
sheep Receipts, 1000 market, strong.
Shep, 100000; yearllngs, 5,5096lO;
lambs, i.50a7.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
Old Camp Sent ii9 Car Loads 10 the
Market This Week.

Eureka Dec, Sore shipments for
the week from the Tintic mining dis
trIct were us follows Swansea, 8; Eur
eka-Hll lease, s. Centennial Eureka.
IL. Eagle & Blue Bell, s, Star Console
dated, / Gemlni, Is; Beck Tunnel p;
Ridge & Valley, 81 Bullion Beck, 81;
Carisa, 2; Mammoth, .; Victoria, 9,
Grand Central, s; Ajax. I, Total, l4S.
Uncle Sam mill concentrated /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements as
reported Yesterday by Mccormick 4
co. tofalod $4,000 ms follows. Load.
copper silver and gold ores, S3S. 400.
base bullion SOS 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
AJAX is PROSPEROUS.
Mine Now ON n Paying Basis and no
Assessments Feared

Thos Weir OF the Ajax said this
morning that the mine had had
prosperous year. ore shipments dur
ing the year has not varied to any
material extent. An the expenses Of
the company had been met by the
mines output and It was In a fine
physical condition. There Is no dan
ger from now on OF assessments. the
property being fully self-sustaining,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Dec 9.-Cattle, 100; market
steady. Native steers 400d600; do cows
and heifers 2.Oou49O: stockers and feed
ers 25Odi4 80. calves 251adj0i western
steers. 3.i0a5 90; western COWS 2'2n5;9O'
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market weak to
cents lower Bulk 490dil .02 10; heavy,
5.00a5 OF l-2 packers, i.@dj'05; pigs and
lights. 4.C0G4e.
No sheep market, nomnally steady.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Dec. .--Cattle-Receipts. 100;
market unchanged. Native steers, $3.50
100: cows and heifers, 27544.40 western
steers. 3004f4.4oi stockers and feeders, q 20
G4.00
Hogs-Recelpts, 5000; market IL cents
lower. Heavy, i.2 l-2q4H liz; mixed,
4.s2 l-2fl4 So; lights, 4.15G4.S5; pigs, AVG
46i: bulk, 4S2 1-2n4,S5
Sheep Receipts, 100; market steady.
Yearlings, 6Wd625 wethers 5,40gJ. 60;
ewes, i65a5,lO; lambs, 7.cOQ7Tj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09

a certified copy Of the articles Of in
corporation ut the Grand Union Tea
company OF Newark, New Jersey, was
nled in the county clerks office today.
The capital stock Of the company *
S,ooo,0o0, divided into share. Of the par
value OF 500 each. William j. Burke
is president, Arthur a. joiner secretary
and John Evans Of this city is resident
agent for Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
BANk CLENRINGS.

New York, Dec. 8-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings az the principal cities for the
week ended Dec Z. with the percentage
OF increase and decrease az compared
with the corresponding week last year