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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16

w. Sault Of Essex Junction presided.
grace was asked by the Rev. Father Bar
rott Of Burlington. After the supper was
partaken Of Toastmaster Sault called upon
the following for speeches, the Rev. J. e.
II. Pouliot Of Essex Junction the Rev.
Father Barrett, State Chief Ranger John
Calvin uf Rrattlcboro. the Rev. Father
Vegina of Shorcham. +. L. Graves Of Wi
noosii, the Rev Father Therrien OF TN
derhill, Mr.. Talbot Of Mortified l.. NJ.
Hays Of Essex junction and the Rcv.
Evan Thomas Of Essex junction. M. u.
Mcmahon OF Burlington, T. A. Delany of
Burlington. all responded in pleasing
manner. Much pleasure was added Ia
tho programme by vocal solos by Miss
Edna Lawrence of Essex Junction
Charles u. Sculv Of burlington and the
Rev. Father Eezina of Shorehan. Mrs
Scully was accompanied on the piano foI
Mr.. Sculiy and Miss nellie Hopkins nj
this village for tho others.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16

POSTMASTER AT rAFrSvHLE.
washington, Feb. 13-wi!liam IT
yrswnsll to-day was appointed post.
matter at Taftsvfllc. VT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
VERMONT PRESS MEETING.

Montpelier, Feb. Ii.-t:. A. Mutt. secrc.
tnry of the Vermont Press association. is
sending out notices Of the mid-winter
meeting OF the association. which Ia TO
he held at the Van Ness House. Burling-
ton on Friday evening February "a. a
programme of live interest to all news
paper mon is in process OF preparation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
WATER FROZEN IN STOWE.

rive within day or two and take III
men to Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
CGIANCERY HEARINGS.

Montpelier. Feb. 1i.--Judgc John II.
Watson gave bearings to-day IN the law
ycr's room at the State House on severa!
Windsor county chanccry' cases. Among
these was tho case OF Brown. Wales &
Co. If Boston vs. Billings & Shcdd OF
White River Junction, an action for about
$l2o on hook account. Armstrong vs. Rus
sell troNcr, bearing on referees report;
also tho question Of priority Of creditors
in the equity suit and in the funds in tho
h,ads OF tho receiver in the inaolvent "a
tatc oi T.. IT, Eaclcv of White River
Jitnr tion. Tn" attorneys who appeared
in thcso several cases we've j. G. Enright,
l.. X. Back. Charles A. I:atcheld"r. j. q.
Sargcnt Pnrrcc & Pingr"c and y. G..
Harvey Judge Watson took al these
ca sec under advise ment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16

These are specially nice for breakfast,
delicious aud wholesome. Beat the yoke
OF one egg with IL salt spoonful Of salt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16

To one egE. beaten light. add one cup
of sugar and beat well together Then
add two tablespoonful OF flour and ono
cup nuts chopped fine. Grease the bak-
ing TINS. dust with flour. then drop the
batter on in snoonius. Bake i'll COL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
New York MInina Stocks.
Mining Notes.

There was no call on the San Francisco
stock exchange yesterday.
The Pioneer sampler yesterday reported
the receipt of two cars of ore hom Alta
two from Tintic and two from Stockton.
= W Sherman. superintendent of the
Daly-West comu9nys milling plant Is
down from tie Park on a short business
trip.
Every man in the employ OF the Tay-
Tor a Brunton sampler Yesterday received
an extra days pay IA cash for Christ
mas.
Secretary Q. o. Ellhngwood Of the Bal
aklala left for san Francisco yesterday
to transact company business. He viii
be absent several days.
Six cars of ore from Tntic two from
Idaho. two from Bingham and one from
Nevada We're released from the TAYLOR
& Brunton sampler yesterday morning
General Manager Duncan NacVlchie of
the Bingham Consolidated has Kone to
Los Angeles 70 spend the holidays with
Mrs. MscFichie, who was already there.
The Rocco Homestage company will
pay IT'S regular quarterly dividend tonor-
row. Shipments from the property have
ceased until the roads become good in the
spring.
NJ RI Johnson, chief - the New.lousn
enginesring start reiuIned ftonI his trip
10 California, where he has besn making
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.

died and managed, and il moves very
quickly.
ronopah Extension is extremely
quiet there being no trading This is
probably due 10 its little shipping.
"G0idfield's move is only syinpa-
thetic with Redtop. This stock should
also be taken on, az It Is popular here
and ~ the east. Isedtop moved from
Si00 10 Sl.25 in two days. They are
milling rich ore, and fatteniIg the
treasury. Stock IS beinw transferred 10
the owners names. This Indicates an
approaching dividend. There is not
very much stock afioat and insiders
show confidence by not unloading.
which is a very healthy sign. sand
storm VIII no doubt declare a dividend
within the coming three months and,
while il closed mt IS cents asked Oh
Thursday l look for al immediate
probably 10 50 cents, as some buying
orders are coming in, while no stock
is in sight Mohawk Is showing up
fine. all buying orders coming from
Goldfeld. which looks like Insiders.
The control belongs 10 Nixon and
Wineaeld.
Jumbo was suspended from our eN-
change this week. due to an erratic
declaration of dividend on Dec. l.,
very secretly announced and payable
10 holders OF record on that date.
My last Kendall news. when the
stock was 81 cents, was very Dullish.
advise its purchase now. IL has sold
for g. cents, and is ia big demand, az
they are daily sacking very rich ere
and fattening the treasury
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
KING CON. AND LITTLE BELL.
superintendent of Former Has Good
Report for Each.

The eutire bottom of the shaft Of the
Silver King Consolidated property at
Park City is now IL mineraiiZed quartz
the appearance Of which IS such that
Superintendent j. II. Keetley. who is
back from the mine. declares he would
not be- surprised 10 hear that ore had
been encountered M any time. chic
rides and sulphurets can To- seen all
through the rock which also carries
some iron stain. NOthins nearly as
fine looking in the way u mineralized
rock ever came from the shaft before
ana Mr.. Keetley is in happy frame Of
mind over The outlook
He declined to say just how deep the
shaft was, but admitted that the ledge
matter came in some distance from the
9O0-fuot ieVei. Not drou Of water is
making i'm the bottom and the flow be-
low the zoo level is So nicely controlled
that IL does not get down III shaft in
any quantity to bother them at all II
fact conditions are good al around,
and Mr.. Keetley is Of the firm opinion
that he viii have something out Of
the ordinary 10 report very soon.
During his trip he also visited the
Little Bell. and says that conditions
there are premonitory Of q big mine.
He was underground ON Thursday
when the face Of the drift through the
ore body on the 700 level indicated that
the end OF the ore shoot ha1 been
reached. The news had gotten out
that the shoot had played out and
there was many gloomy faces in the
camp
The rock was still highly mineral
lied said Nj Keetley. "aH through
the face. bat the rich ore streak had
narrowed down TO about a foot. After
sizing up the situation l became con-
WINGED that the change had occurred
through slip from above and / urged
the boys 10 go ahead. telling them that
shift or two ought 10 break though
and give them the ore again Since
coming down ] have been advised BY
telephone that the first round of holes
bored brought in the ore again and
that the face now looks Just the same
as ever. The Little Bell looks like a
mine 10 me. and the conditions are
such that. I'm my Judgment. no one
ought 10 worry for an instant There
is probably three or four carloads of
ore now at the surface, but storage
room IS limited and inconVenieut. so
nothing much can be done till the ore
bins are completed. II seems 10 me
that folks get TOO impatient over the
work which has 10 be done in mining
They seem 10 think that an ore body
can be developed IN a day and that
frozen ground can be eXcavated. great
tlmbeIs framed and ore bins OF large
capacity erected I'm an hour II takes
considerable time 10 develop a strike
IN any mine; il takes time to get I'm
shape to handle The ore after it is
found. and people ought 10 use little
Judgment i'm figuring out these things q"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
CYCLONE STOCK
ON EXCHANGE
Stockton Proposition Now at Mercy
of Bulls and Bears.
KING CON. AND LITTLE BELL
EAST BUTTE STOCK LARGELY
oVERsu8scRl5ED.

The shares OF the Cyclone Mining
company. which is operating at stock
ton. have been listed on the local min
ing exchange and the first call was
made yesterday The company S
property IS located on the line of the
HOnefine e0mpanys great drain tuh-
mel, and that avenue cuts through a
portion of il and the main vein in the
ground, as we'll The ledge is covered
for a distance of 2,S00 feet. ana there Is
some half-dozen cr0ss-fissures ID the
ground the junction OF oil Of which
with the east and west vein IN the
upper workings has shown good min
eralization and some ore. From the
cOmpauys own tunnel level q shaft
has been sunk 10 q depth OF zoo feet,
while there is several hundred feet yet
TO go 80 reach the big drain tunnel
level on the zip Of Jhe main vein.
Some nice ore was found at the 600
and a pine Of il extended down 90 the
700 Here drifting is now progressing
and win be continued to a connection
with the various cross-fissuTes. Some
good shipping ore is being taken out
aud considerable ore of a milling grade
is already developed. During the week
a carload OF ore was sold by the com
pany on controls showing 2l.S5 per cent
lead. a. ounces silver, sec in gold and
So per cent iron. The lot Melted the
company Sl669 per ton
The claims of the company are pat
ented, and there is no Indebtedness OF
any kind against the company. The
men who organized the company am
turned the ground over 10 it did So in
exchange for $4,000 Of the 400, 600
shares in the corporation. The remain
ing Pa 00O shares We're sold as treas
ury stock and every dollar of the
money received was applied 10 the de-
velOpment and equipment of the mine.
The same has been done with the 4t5c
a share on the stock that has been
collected during the last few years in
assessments.
From the present appearance of the
mine the management has reason to
believe that Ii is about ready 10 pay
its own way, belief that Is likely 10
be emphasized by development any
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
The Bank Statement.

New York, Dec. 2S.-The weekly state
ment OF the clearing house banks for this
week shows that the banks hold a surplus
over the legal reserve requirements OF 81,
i59 800. The statement is as follows:
Loans, 81 o0e.107, 100: increase, 81 4S, 100
Deposits. S1S5.02S. 40; increase, 81 1900.
Circulation. S5S,049, zoo; increase, 81, 600.
Legal tenders, 81, 2OS. 200; decrease. 81
5l0.4l0.
Specie. s176, PIP 500: increase, s, 1898 700
Reserve, $3.50 4i6. $50; increase S4S3 BOT
Reserve required, s2i625I.1o0; increase.
S2s4.g75
Surplus. Sales, 400; increase, s1sS.3 25.
Tx. United States deposits, s6,324250i in
crease, $2li, 10.
The Financier says, Unexpectedly the
official statement of the New York ASSOC
cizted banks was favorable in that IL
showed q gain. though quite moderate, in
surplus. instead OF 4 loss, as was regard
I'd az probableI considering the week 5
noyenert in money. Changes IN all the
ITEMS, compared with the previous week,
We're remarkably small
The cash, gain was sIS3310. which seemed
10 indicate that direct remittances OF
funds 10 Chicago. for Inc purpose Of for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
NEVADA STOCKS REVIEWED.
Weeks Trading in San Francisco
Was Lively and Market Strong.

.N8J E0aS. san Francisco correspon-
feu- Of James A. Pollock 4 Co, over
their u.iyatu wire yesterday reviewed
th- weeks situation in the Nevada
mining stocks. - follows.
We have had a very large trading
week. with some sensational rises,
which brought in buying orders IA
nearly every line The market shows
Continued improving strength as sew
erd dividends have been declared
Jumbo, 10 cents, Tonopah Mining
COMPANY 70 cents-and there are eN-
lecta tioas over TWO more IN
The immediate future The ore ship
alents have increased and are az fol-
lows. TUuopah company, l,US5 tons;
Tunopsh Extension, $50 tons. Belmont,
zoo ions; Midway. So IONS; North star,
I'D IONS and some OF the other com
1anics are rihna up ore ready for
shipment, $50 that this weeks ship
1aeuts viii no doubt be larger. Smelter
troubles are being lessened by the
erection OF mills, and, as Tonopah ores
carry great amounts Of silver, the
rise in that metal has helped coDsid-
elably.
Montana has been sold IN large
quantities, but il always finds ready
purchasers here and ia the east, no
matter how large the offerings. The
stock has not weakened and / look Ior
= material rise.
Midway is improving daily, and is
extremely safe al Sl.50. with good
chance Of s. before the next dividend,
which viii be IN March.
''lIacnamara's work IS progressing
rapidly, although only low grade one
nas been encountered. The stock IS
b.ing absorbed by the BoraX Smith
crowd.
Belmont has been most active all
week. with q 600 20 10000 shares hay
ing gone cas-.
Butler looks Ike a special for reNt
week. and I would not be surprised 10
see IL sell at so cents. The property
IS very large aud in the center OF the
ore belt. Eastern market have been
trying TO bear the stock. without ef-
1ect. as everything points 10 rise.
Authorization Of the declaration Of a
dividend in TonOpah common advanced
that stock 10 S1G25, and IL was tuliy
expected the payment would De m
creased TO 80 cents Wnen the an
Houncemeut Of % cents came. the stock
weakened off 10 $3.50 and may prob
ably touch $1,000. but from the very
large ore shipments and railroad re-
turns. il is almost a certainty that the
next quarter the dividend Viii be 30
cents, and viii take the stock 20 S20.0o
3r $500. and, for a good SOUND invest
lnent il looks very safe
Anchor is another one for a quick
movement. as Pittsbnrg selling has
ceased. There were any number Of
buying orders here at 81 cents. and
large inquiries for il. which Indicates
he dollar mark within the near fu-
lure ii Is au A I property. well han
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

Trying the bank position there had been
more than offset BY receipts OF money
from nearby points Loans were m
creased 100. which, considering the
fact that requirements for the stock
speculation were large, was much below
the amount that was looked for. Deposits
Increased 81 1S9.aoe. or SS35, 800 less than
the sum of the expansion in loans plus the
gain Ia cash; therefore the statement did
not show the cool balance.
The required reserve Of = per cent cash
against general deposits was augmented
by S2S4S55; deducfing this amount from the
gain in cash left sl9S.S2s as the increase
III surplus reserve to S4.l59, 400
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
EAST BUTTE A WONDER.
Subscriptions to Stock Exceeded Sup
ply Forty Times over.

subscriptions TO the shares OF the
new East Butte Copper company We're
closed in Boston yesterday. Applica-
tions from all ever the country were
received and when The counting-up
time came it was found that the capt.
talization of the company had been
subscribed forty times over.
Orders for goodly block Of the stock
were forwarded from here by James
A. Pollock Il Co. several days ago, and
the allotment made was less than 3
per cent of the whole and the appli-
cants were advised that they could
consider themselves lucky that they
had secured anything.
The stock was placed on the market
at par s. a share. and the aviditv
with which it has been absorbed illus
trates the craze that is on IN this coun-
try over copper stocks. Never in the
history of the Butte mining district
was a company launched under such
conditions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

IN THE JUSTICES COURT IN AND
for the salt Lake City Precinct County
Of Salt Lake. State Of Utah. Before Dana
+. Smith, justice Of the peace. NJ j.
Falkland, plaintiff, Us. John Doe ROsen-
zWig fwhOse other and true first name is
unknown). John Doe Rosenberg (whose
other and true first name Is unknown
and H W. katZ, partners under the firm
name and style OF Rosenzwig, Rosenberg
A. Co, defendants Summons.-The State
Of Utah TO the defendants: You ara here
By summoned to appear before the above
entitled court within ten days after the
service OF this summons upon you II
served within the county in which this
action is brought; otherwise within TWEEN
IN DAYS after the service. and defend the
above entitled action brought against
YOU to recover the sum Of thirty-tWo and
50-f60 dollars, besides interest and costs
Of suit upon u contract to deliver a Ger
tain lady's suit OF clothes and in case or
YOUR failure to do so, judgment will be
rendered against you according 70 the
demand Of the complaint
DANA T. SMITH,
Justice Of the Peace.
10 Commercial Block.
First publication, Dec. 3, 1905.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Money, Silver, Etc.

New York, Dec 25.-MOney on call
nominal: no loans
Time loans strong; demand good; sixty
and ninety days, per cent and commits
sion: six months. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5l246 per
cent
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S620Q 1851
Tor demand and at 4S2S0dl.SS for sixty
day bills. Posted rates, ! S31s and 4.S7.
Commercial bills. 4sal4As2sl-
Bar silver. 65i..
Mexican dollars, 80.
Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
1, c. HUck DANGEROUSLY Ill.
President of Annie Laurie Company
Reported at Deaths Door.

Advices came 10 the local offices o.
the Annie Laurie Gold Mining COM
pany yesterday to the eject that Pres
ident L. -. Huck was dangerously III
al his home in Chicago. VIVA. c0nsJi-
ture rha alarming symptoms the mes
sage did not stale Il reported him as
being low and not expected 10 live
While il has been known that Mr.
Hlck was far from well for long
time past, his friends and business as
SOCRATES here had no idea that ne was
Ia anything like the cordition which
the word received would indicate. NJ.
Huck has been president of the Annie
Laurie company practically from It's
organization, and he devoted cons d.
cradle OF his time 10 its affairs, as he
has always taken Il great pride ia the
mine and It's development which has
been along most energetic lines right
from the day that the properties were
acquired from the little syndicate of
which 2. l.. Kimberley, Frank II. Buhi.
W. - Filler ". L. snyder and Mr.
Huck were practically the whole thing.
When the present year opened AR.
huck AID his associates in the enter
prise decided 10 cut out dividends for
the year and apply the earnings OF the
pru' ertY or as much as might be
found necessary, to the practical dou-
bling of the capacity of the Mullins
plant. the erection Of big power plant
down on the SEWER river and the fur
Their development Of the mine This
has all been done and The company is
now in shape TO enter upon q big cam
paign Of Notwithstanding The prop
eriy is now just where Mr. Huck has
been SO anxious 10 see s. and HIS
friends hone 10 see him recover and
take the pleasure out of the mines
career thai everybody who knows him
Is sure ne would.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
RECORD WEEK ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Total of 220.662 Shares, With Selling
Value of $147 ,S46.2s.
TRADING UNIFORMLY GOOD
WHAT REVIEW OF LEADING MIN
ING STOCKS SHOWS.

As was indicated by the heavy trad
ius early IN the week. the weeks trading
OBJ the mining stock exchange breaks
SINE recent records. Including yester-
days transactions, there was a total Of
a-0662l4 shares sold, the aggregate SELL
'ug value being Sl4I.9i629. For the week
ending Saturday. Dec. 16. 49C65 shares,
with q selling value of Sl03 42l.i5 changed
hands.
During yesterdays single regular and
omen calls. 16,SS1is shares. with selling
value OF SlSO64 changed hands.
a review OF the weeks trading shows
that Carisa closed yesterday az 22ta cents
as against 1871 cents the previous week,
DAILY West at $3.50 as against sic, Grand
central at s315 as against S.: ontario az
81 as against $3.50; United States Mining
at 81 as against 5000; Victoria at A.S1l2
a. against SL65.
The general indications are for firm
prices among the higher-pTiced stocks,
and the little ones are not backward
either. The week was characterized by
extensive dealing in Columbus. DAILY
Judge. Beck Tunnel and Others, listed
and unlisted.
Following are the list OF final quota
1iOnE ann record OF sales made during the
single regular and open calls
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Utah Stocks in Boston.

James A Pollock a. Co. bankers and
brokers' yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine, Weber q. Co.
one of their Boston cores ondents, the
record Of sales of Utah stocks on the
Boston market with range and closing
quota tons.
Boston. Dec. 23-Coptrary to expecta-
lions the copper market developed un-
usual strength and activity under the,
still think that on any bulge after The
holidays u viii be we'll TO take profits
COPPER Range advanced point and looks
stronger than for some time Between
now and the first week ia January We
VIII probably have a few DAYS or tight
money and % reaction IN the market
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Notice of Special Meeting of Stock
holders Western Coal & Coke Co.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Western Coal & Coke COMPANY
if called. and viii be held at the Oh
fees Of the company rooms l3e-ss3 D.
T. Walker block, Salt Lake City Ttsh
On the sth day OF January, 1904 81 100
q. IA. at said day. That said meefing
is called for the special purpose' ~
amending the articles OF Incorporation Of
the Western Coal & Coke companv g.
the following respect. to-Hit
To amend Article OF the article ~
incorporation so as 10 make an fhe
stock Of the company common stock IS.
converting the one hundred thOnssrl
shsses set apart as preferred stock inc
common stock.
j. A. SWEET
a. A SWEET.
DirsctarA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Special stockholders Meeting.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET
fng OF the stockholders OF the Petro Min
Ing company at the offices of the CON
pany. IN rooms 305-S AUerbach building
salt Lake City, Utah. on Friday. Dec. %
1905 at O'Clock p. m.
First--To ratify the action of the board
OF directors of the PetrO Mining com
pany. taken on Nov. =, 1898, in accepting
q proposition from the Utah Apex Mimi
company 70 pay to the Petro Mintng
company $4,000 for all the real and Der-
sonaI property of every kind and nature
owned by the PetTO Mining company. ard
authorizing the president and secretary
To make the necessary transfers for and
in the name of the petro Mining com
pauy. 10 carry the said sale iato effect
Second-TO transact any other business
which may properly come before the
meeting.
Done BY order Of the president and
board Of directors, at salt Lake CITY.
Utah. this 9th day Of November, A o.
1905 T. II. OREM. Secretary.