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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
DEsEREr EVENING Ews. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY O. 1905

FREQ B. Whitmore has been appoint
ed superintendent OF the Columbus
Mining eompany's mill at Alta.
! The Eagle and Blue Bell Of Tintlc is
! shipping to the local market close 70
DO tons Of ore daily. Drifting is now in
progress on the 500 level
Supt Frank =. swindler and Con.
sultlng Engineer +. M. Rogers OF the
| Bamberger DeLamar mines are expect
ed IN the city in few days.
James Chapman has returned from a
trip to Mexico, where ne went to look
into the erits OF a colonization propo-
sitlon In the southern part OF that re-
public
The directors OF the Uncle sam Con-
solldated are scheduled 10 hold a meet
Ing this afternoon at 4 o'clock The
mutter OF dividend viii be discussed
but it Is not likely one will be posted.
John Noyce the victim OF the missed
hole explosion In the Columbus Con-
solldated mine at Alta few days ago
VIII not lose the sight OF his eyes as
Wal az first feared Both members
have been spared.
Judge Dickson returned yesterday
from trip to the big Nevada gold
camps, whore he went principally for
the purpose of attending the special
meeting Of the directors Of the Mon
tanu Tonopah company.
The cost Of mining these large ore
bodies In the Boundary has varied from
Sl6B to 500 per ton. The problem IL
how to handle the very large ore bodies
without the risk of caving and running
the mine on the one hand, or the em-
ployment OF an excessive amount OF
umbcring or leaving In the mine large
blocks Of pay ore as a support The
CRANKY Co uses steam shoyes AMI pro-
poses TO decrease the cost Of mining by
stripping from the surface down TO the
present level OF the railroad track, and
by the introduction Of the cavng sys-
tom for lower worlungs.-ln February
Mines and Minerals Scranton, Pa.
a well known brokerage firm of Bos-
ton advises its clients that with the
United States Mining company's diyi-
demo checks a statement viii probably
be sent to the shareholders, defining ac-
cu'atcly the financial condition OF the
company The directors, for their own
information. have been having the
books carefully audited and the figures
should be ready by this time. The d.
rectors, however, have no intention OF
allowing any literary attacks to coerce
them into any policy with which they
are not In full accord. We do not be-
leye any bona fde stockholders have
ever had any difficulty IN getting
c'ccr statement Of the financial condl-
ton Of the company from the officers,
bu, we do believe that II is better policy
10 have such statements sent to all the
stockholders and the ground for criti-
c'sm Is removed.
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PRODUCE,


Chicago, Feb. o. May wheat opened un-
changed to u higher at i,1Gis to t16}s and
sold OF to Lilo July opened unchanged TO
4 higher at l0O@ to 1.Olls, and declined
to 1.0O4.
CASH. Wheat-No, ., red. 10. No. s.
red l.l2all7; No. 2. hard 1.1rsa1.1 II; No.
3, hard, lWdllS: No. ], northern %.
10. 2. northern, 1.llal.l6l5; No. g. spring,
Oats-No. 2. 3oha@a,; No. g. sOls.
Corn-No, 3 i3l56pl3H; No. 3, l3hd43Is.
Later May advanced to l.lGh and July
10 lOlAQl OH. After a reaction the mar
ket closed about steady with May M 4
at .lGk. July was on * at LOON
Close. Wheat-MaY 1.l63s; July, 10Oat
Sept g2h.
Gorn-Feb 4s; May, asa; july 46l.;
Sept 2qN
Pork-Feb 12.7o; May, re 90; July. i8.OO
=, Lard--Feb, Go; May G,92I9; July, 76;
Rlbs-Fe5., $40; May s.s74as,@; july,
702a.
Ryo--Feb., 7lla,
f.laX--Cash, northwest ia
Tmothy-Feb. 2S5.
Clover--Fcb. 1900
Barey-Cash, 39Qia.
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is MAKING PROGRESS.
Dr. Meyer, Smelter smoke Expert, Com
fident Of Success.

Dr. Franz Meyer, the New York chem
fist, who Is working in behalf OF the
smelters for the purpose OF ferreting
out solution, II possible, for the smell
ter smoke difficulty, which has created
trouble with the inhabitants Of the rur-
al districts, has his work well in hand
and Is confident OF achieving complete
success In the undertaking.
lie has been engaged by the Utah
Consolidated company at large eX-
pense 10 draw up the plans FOR a smoke
consuming plant, mention OF which was
made by Manager Claiming at the
gathering OF farmers and smeltermen
before the county board Of health. The
proposed plant Will cost no less than
$4,000 according to the calculations
OF Or. Meyer,
The smeltermen are confident that
the existing trouble can be overcome
by the use OF water, II not IN any other
way and this Will likely be the uti-
mate curse pursued, yet there are a
Grcot many conditions to be taken into
consideration before any definite plans
for the future can be made.
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the meantime the development Of the
mines and the blocking OF ore win go
along as It has In the past under the
supervision OF I'D f. Prudential That
early preparations VIII be made for the
equipment Of the o. * mine with a
concentration has already been stated
by Mr.. Newhouse--beforc he left the
east for home The blowing In OF the
smelter at Milford is also among sle
early possibilities.
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CONCENTRATES.

George Gum, field representative Of
the a. $. g. r., has gone to New York.
Engineer j. T. Breckon went out to
Stockton today on professional BUSH
ness.
The Mammoth mine of Tintic was In
the market today with several cars OF
ore.
General Manager p, j. Quealy Of the
kemmerer Coal company Of Kemmerer,
wye, Is In the city today,
Director A. w. ChestGton Of the Con-
solidated Mercur mine departed for
his home Ia the east last night.
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LEAVES GOV, MERCUR.


Arthur II. Brown who has served
the Consolidated Mercur in the capacity
or Mining Engineer for several years
mas resigned, to take effect on the 18TH
inst
Mr.. Brown has accepted responsible
position with the Kitty Burton Mining
company near Salmon city. Idaho.
The property OF this concern is soon TO
be equipped with additional milling
machinery.
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NEW NEvA DA COMPANY.
Property Located In Lincoln County Is
The BASIS,

special correspondence,
Provo Feb g,.--Artcles Of lncorpora-
ton of the Moapa Gold, Silver & Cop
per Mining company have been filed
with the county clerk, fhe principal
place OF business OF the company IL
Provo city, and the capital stock Is
$4,000, divided into 100000 shares Of the
par value Of 10 cents each. based on
the valuation OF the following mining
claims, situated I'm the Cane Springs
mountains, Lincoln county New. The
claims are the Utah, the Sampson and
the Rebel
The officers Of the company are s. *.
Roberts president, j. X, Bishop, vice
PRESIDENT n. c. Blumenthal, secretary.
j, W. Lamb, treasurer. The officers are
gu residents OF Provo and with Frank
Travis OF Moapa, New, form the board
OF directors.
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Almost KcndY to Stnrt.

Manager W. H. Peck OF the zinc
plan, at Frisco said today that every
thing Is IN readiness for the start ex-
ceptlrg for the delay IN the arrival "
a shipment Of betting. II IL expected,
however, In a few days. Undoubtedly
the plant win be given It's initial run
before the expiration Of another two
weeks,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
ON MINING EXCHANGE,


The market for mining stocks today
was practically dead one Few trades
were made during the regular call, or
on the open board; the transfers
amounting TO 1850 shares for which
was paid the sum OF 1860.
DAILY, May Day, New York Naildriv-
Grand Tetro recorded the only sales
and all of them at weak price. Uncle
sam Consolidated was fairly strong in
the bidding, but brokers were unable
TO bring out any stock
The closing quotations and sales were
reported as follows,
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
Dec. q, 1904

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland Butte
San Francisco, Chicago, St
Louis. Omaha and Denver . $40 a. m.
From Ogden and intermediate
.polHlh '.''.'....,,'......'.,, ,sV.O A. m.
From Ogden, Cache Valley, and
intermediate points ,,.,,,,,,.., II .55 am.
From Ogden, Chicago. ST. Louis.
Kansas city. Omaha, Denver,
and San Francisco .,.,...u. AS D. m.
From Ogden, Cache Valley,
81 Anthony, Portland and san
francisco .,,.,.,.,. ,,...,..,.,,, 7!40 pm,
DEPART,
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas city and st.
Louis ,,,,,..,,.,,,... ,...,,,,,, 700 a. IN.
For Ogden Portland, St An
thony San francisco and In.
termedate points %. %. 90, 90. l0;20 a. IN.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas city, ST. Louis
and San Francisco ...,.,......., l:l0 D, m.
For Ogden Cache Valley Dem
YER Kansas City, Omaha, St
=. Louis and Chicago ..,.,...,,,. .5;S pm.
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena, Portland, San Fran
Cisco and intermediate points. ll.B p m.
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER Traf. Mgr.
d. u, hurley. @. p, e T. A.
D. s SPENCER, A. c. & r. A.
city Ticket Office 20l Main street
Telephone 80
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb, 9.--Cattlc-Receipts, o.
600; market steady Good 10 prime steers
5.60a6.25, poor to medium, 3.75d5 IS:
stockers and feederA & 3jQ4 50: COWS. / %
GAS, hoifers 2.OOaA,gO. Gamers I. 25a2 IS;
bulls, 2,0O03.90 calves, 3.00d7 o.
Hogs--Recepts today, 1900; tomorrow.
5000 market steady to Q cents higher
Mixed and butchers, 46jQi.Sj good to
choice heavy 4SOQ4. 92lk; rough heavy
T.. 6044 65i lights, A5OQ4,7O; bulk Of sales,
4.70Q4 So
sheepRecepts, 1900; market steady;
lambs, steady. Good to choice wethers,
4.Oq5.e0 native lambs, 5IjGtS.0O western
lambs, 5.7jq790
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A. S. Campbell.
Stock Broker, PIC d. f. Walker Bio,
MIR. NEwHousE NOME.
Copper Mngnnte came in on Late
Irhin Inst Nlpht.

Samuel Newhouse returned last night
on late train and appeared az his oni-
ces In the Dooly block about noon hen
he waded into a great accumulation Of
correspondence after having had a brief
consultation with Manager Lee Han
chett relative TO the progress being
made with the preparations for the
placing a. the coucentrator at the
model town OF Newhouse, IN commits
sion
As TO the campaign 10 be carried on
at the Majestic mines, which are now
In charge OF the great copper miner
and his efficient stan, Mr.. Newhouse
will probably be prepared TO make sorhc
announcements within a few days. IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
The santaquin Mining District
snecInl CorrespondenL

special correspondent
Santaquin, Utah Co., Feb. 6.-Today
the Granite Mining & Milling company
OF this place held It's annual meeting
and elected board OF directors to serve
during the ensuing year. The company
owns number of claims IN this district
and Is prospecting them by running a
tunnel prosecuting the formation.
which has been driven TO the length OF
about $50 feet and which has cut sew
eral small assures The adlt Is to be
pushed ahead untl Il encounters the
contact vein where the big values are
expected,
A number OF parties are working
claims here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, Feb 9-Sugar, raw. nominal.
Fair refining, 9-l6. Centrifugal, 90 test,
3 l-6 mulasses sugar, 5-l6.
Rehned-Quiet Crushed 6.7j; powder
ed SIS; graduated, 6.6,
Conoc-Quiot No Z Rio, So,
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wool


st. Louis, Feb. 9--Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mcdlums, H.29 nno
medium. l70lS, fine l6iilI
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, Feb. 9-Cattle--Receipts
$500; market steady. Native steers, g. i0m
go, cows and hefers 2 6j6ti ID, Gamers.
l.5Og26O; stockers and feeders, 25O6i4 %:
calves, 27jq5,i5; bulls, stays, etc, l.S)n
$50
Hogs-Receipts, HOO: market cents
higher. Heavy. A. 70d4.S0; mixed. 4Gjdi 20.
lights, i.i0ni.7O pigs, 375lii,25, bulk OF
sales i.650i7o
SheepRecelpts 5000; market steady 10
strong Western yearllngs, 515d6 20;
wethers, 6Ua6 N; ewes, 4&q5.2j; lambs,
8, 50ff7 90.
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Nevada Mining stocks.

Todoy's closing quotations OF the
stocks called on the San francisco.
Tonopah stock exchange, furnished by
James A. Pollock & co.. brokers' are as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09

Kansas city, Feb. -Cattlo--Rocoipts
1900, market steady Native steers, q 75d
go; native cows and helfers, l75fii q;
stockers and feeders 27jn4. %; bulls Z. q
08 60; calves, 8 OOQ7 90; western fod steers,
3.iQQ52j, western fed cows, 2O0a3.75
Hogs--Receipts, 10000; market weak ii
cents lower Bulk, i.G6Qi.S5; heavy, 4 SO4
$50, packers, i,UaA S pigs and lights
400u475.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market steady.
Muttons, iOnt 50; lambs, 6,5Od7. e.; range
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Daly-l0O at ASSN.
May Day-500 at Si4
New York 49, at 20,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
New York 800 ut 40
Daly--l0O az 255h,
Naildriyor-5O at A.
Tetro--5OO at 1871.
REHABILITATION.
shares. Value
Open board .,,.,u.....1.550 SSH
Forenoon totals .,.,..2,25O Sll65. 70
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-23
BIG pREAcHERs FOR FAIR.

Leading exponents OF various creeas
will speak at the Sunday vervic > AT the
Lewis and Clark Exposition. wh ch a~e
held In The Auditorium. al 4 o'e'cck each
Sunday afternoon. The list of those wro
will preach during the Exposition in
cludes some Of the best known divines
from al parts Of the country. and a.
sures the popularity Of the services. On
Sunday the admission 10 the grounds
has been reduced from 50 70 q cents.
The gates are opened AZ noon and the
exhibit palaces are open unit 9 O'Clock
The amusement features on the Trail are
not permitted TO run.
On June rs Rev. Merle ST. Crolx
Wright. pastor Of the Lenn0x Avenue
Unitarian church, New York ely. VIII
be the speaker. Rev. Mr.. Wrigh'
preached the funeral sermon nj the
death OF Anton seid e. and y enc 81 tn
most popular n best known Unitarian
preachers In the country. Other services
have been arranged as ~fofowe:
Ju'y 2-Rabbi Emil o.. Hreeh. D.. D..
of Chicago. probably The most dls'in-
guished rabbi In Amertca, will rreecn
DR.. H'rsch recent y served az a m mber
Of the Cftizens' committee to adjust tn
strike difficulties In Chicago.
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InrLrExcE oFcoEPoRATE -

INFLUENCE OFcoEPoRAE-
r, everv United statz sen@teE e
co gresham. the head 81 sTery @s
uart az the government every Fz-
tai auuofntee Who Gls = ? aee q
and honor n he several stat
honest and faithfu 70 rs tNa
pres dent Roosevelt. TIRE country
ne much better of in ever Wy @A4
neoutes buraevs weud b mI9a As
puf when a party, throEgh - E 2
attempts 10 r1n the politics q : S
for what there IL ln Il and FORMS 4
tfnatfor with 4 palR ard Nof1
..nr,1. TO accomplish tns8r ends re
ME 81 eyery commonwealth II re In@A
rave 70 ray tribute % ire n 1a@
whe7 United s ates Ssnasors eefsn
renreseae tire peogs zeesp RI
raesex Western Tnfrn tel q IN z
w1n-ya-go franks ard krd-e3 IFeF@
u 4 fair II presume the Ees Ie
e-tg vi be carefully guard 9 #hn :
80 wav fn conflict WITH the feress
.se bsz coruoratfCns7 Tire = Ner ? ~
eon say that there are rot uen Nh
ron acreut such favore ard 0@ n
CT "a fhefr constituent bit < dos 50
4bs. IA great majority u eases p
b..-Sen of proof fz With the nsn aeee
VAA%<A 80
tr1 s1-h favors. We can Al tai anu
NJ being a good man and woAH
r. sessou ard out for the Interest OF h7
neone bat II he II a recipient % I@V9e
a. the haraz 81 corporations ntne Dn
~. ~ ten when corporate interests epn
e. eoreset with the peoDle r. 2 E@I1
"a tie wealthy end 81 tne string
When uartles are run n the interest q
the few against the many ar p1aaN
torv condition usually - lows = mA@
a. cnoaeu 10 be At the heaa - a rafg
IA called state Chairman g the Cen1ra
cavnmsttee. he manages IKE party cam
nsgsn hut when he manages u MS OWE
trfereat ana IN the interest - me t~
a1zfnat the many. Re fs no. the FfsAt
nzn fn tire right pare, not b. a Taae
ser-acre lot. The apposntaea u Pres~
deufiaf favorg ri a State make a stfoh4
team for a few years urtIi the rank ana
- az the party @get on to the comp na~
,ta,e ard turn the who lot GOWN. Men
choeen 10 represent a party IN any ca
paeity are usually honOred enough WITH
out trying to bo ster up some money
mower and I'm effect saying. The peope
he damned: I bought this Office either
With money outright or 'seryfce 70 tn@
party and 1t Is mine to do with az
like"
Nevada has not had a United States
Senator or a Congressman for forty
from all Of the rich zorro ations goiHg
years that has not accepted u fay
II their Influence" was anything 70 me
corporat.o un'egs she now has one n
the persen Of Senator Nixon. The 81 YER
State believes Senator Nixon % be an
honest man ard ore who VII work TOT
the best Interests OF Nevada on al ins
but II In sorry to say that y don't De
Iieve others who hav Represented the
State in high positions in the past have
always worked | nthe interest ~ the peo-
pIe when that interest came IN 60 ne
with corporate powers. The eame thlng
applies al aiong the pa1ftical gamgt, n
ownsh'p 20 itics az well as sta'e, an
the sooner the trouble ~ corrected fne
sooner we shall have clean politics."
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-23
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
ADVERTISING UTAH.

There Is much tank these day6 about
advertising utoh, And there arc many
ways In which TO do That ADVERTISING
The ono that clllg for tho united II.
fort Of bupnosg men IN creating moro
business, naturally appeals most Quict-
ly 10 We IN these days Of aggressive
commerclallsm, But there are other
means by which utohs attractions and
greatness may be made known TO the
world win substantial profit AN woll
os those that ten OF our mines ana
mile, our agriculture ana stock rails,
mg, our railroads ana undoycopcd ro-
sources These are our schools ana
general educational status, our place
In art and music, And Of the latter we
may speak specifically ana appropriate.
~ nc This time The hlgh standard of
"tho divine art' In umh, illustrated
many times before has found new nc.
knoWlolgomont IN the honors that came
to home artist within the past week,
We refer 10 the compliment that was
paid lO Prof john j, Mcclellan, the
orgauIst OF the Mormon Tabernacle
Of this city, Mt Minneapolis. whore no
went TO play series Of dclyaDory re-.
cltuls In what is probably tho
6nest music hail IN America It
rs most satisfactory 10 know that
the pross ana public alike placed tho
stamp Of approval upon his work. The
warm welcome that he received at tho
initial concert terminated In am oya.
ton at the Anal one.
It was significant that tho fact that
ne ~ mombor Of much mwopro.
scented community IN no wise mllltnt.
ed against him, only words Of praise
and commentator for him ana hs poo-
plo were heard II was logically cone
cludod that a people among whom mu-
sic, art, and education held such high
place, must BIZ u progressive people,
Many of those VINO attended hiS Min.
noapois rocllals had heard him In s0lt
Lake and had listened 10 our biz ana
for.fomcd choir had learned Of the
J renown OF our artists IN other lines