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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
C0NC0R MINE
IN BINGHAM
New Equipment Being Installed
Preparatory TO Big Develop
mcnt Campaign
c. Q. HALL IS TIVE MANAGER
Property Located Oh Dalton 4 Lark
Side OF Camp Adjolns the
Fortune Group

THE congor mine In Bingham II 20
b. started up again after an ldltncss
covering a period Of several years dur
ing which time the lower workings were
allowed to M with water
q. q, HALL the manager, has bean In
ramp fof several weola and has force
OF men engaged IN putting In new
equipment preparatory TO most yIgor'
ous campaign, A new holstlng plant
has been ordered and Nv on tho ground
battery Of new boilers N being put
IN 10 replace tho old ones and other
improvements arc boing made such No
would 10 TO indicate that tho congor "
golug TO be opened Oh M extensive
ecale, The congor IL located In tho Dnl'
ton a Lark section of the camp and In .
region which leaves no question about
itn merit rho property consists Of $50
acres Of patented ground and N ndioln-
ms the Fortune Group which IN dcyol-
opIng 70 handsomely,
There has been considerable quiet IN
aulry Tor Congor stock Tor some time,
there boing am apparent efrori on The
part OF the holders Of the larger inter
eats 10 gather IN what loose stock IA
Anoat IN the market, Glen n, liolhwell
and r. ~. McConaughy are extensive
shareholders ~ tho company
The lower workings OF the mlno are
reached by way Of an incline SHAFT 800
feet deep,
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rRODuCg,

Chicago, July g9--unso,jlcd weather
northwest had q bulllsh onoot on tho
wheat market hero today There was q
fairly active demand from shorts but OF,
cablos Notwithstanding nc Weakness
here yesterday had n erQngthenlng M
nuonce, The market opened somewhat IT,
regular september was up y 10 n low
or at NJ 10 @N, lator tho market became
Nr% hs'p,yGnm o66,r SdvSSncllnog to ., So s,.oo,
NO s 3 red D new GsSs no. G' SarS i nsS'
NAqsllil No, 81 hard, now, SAnS6hl No,
!, northern, llOul 10, No @ northern, ,0S
1l.l0 No ;, spllnH Mul %,
oSSIs.--SSS.' Z $%I'sS ". 40 s'aS'H
During tho osi hour mo market be-
camo weak under pressure Of general sell
Ing Many small Folders were anxious 10
SECURE plollis and lquidntod freely from
son, the high price Tor September Il drop
ped to IVA The meIke, cloaed weak,
point Final quotations on September were
on x NJ saw Minneapolis, Duluth and
chicago reported receipts Of 10, cars
ngllnal so2 cars q ycar Ngo,
Smaller receipts than estimated i'm.
G S m m eypcby 9' VIZ, iIS Il. 'q srcn on h
wheat September closed y IN ai Nak,
Oatu opened llrm September unchanged
NJ ~ and advanced 10 2sA,
PROVISIONS were. rather weak and trad
Ing quiet september pork was on cents
and ribs were gla lower a, T6S 2"
- Close Wheet,Igly' s'bi sopt, IAi
corn.Juy 81 old, 81 Sent, 68ll old.
bgAnt9Aj Dec ySAi Old IN May lbH
,oals.sguly SN' sept SN Doe, ss'.i
,.Isrk-julS 1906 Sept, lsiJHi oct,
Lard. July, iipNg7 IS Sept Jg Oct,
@sniab, Nov, $50. Dec 40
lNbs--Iuly i~' sept 100 Oct, sooa
RyO--Cnsh, 81
llRS Cash, northweat lap
rimothy.-Septv 800
Clovor-~ JulS igS
BArleyrcash, iadfl,
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WEEK IN STOCKS
CLOSED IRREGULAR
Opening Prices Moderate, Market
Active and Business Well
Distributed,
REALIZING NET ADVANCES.
Bank Statement Was Favorable, Caus
Ing the Entlre List TO
Harden,

New York July D.~oponng prices
were quite moderate, rise OF point
In Northern Pacific being thu notable
variation from the average Tho market
war active and business WAS well dlstrlb-
utod through uho list Realizing met tho
opening advance, nnd II was not until
noarly II o'clock that H. Pnurs rise OF u
point lea 10 a recovery from tho enfech
VI ths Gains ~ ! TO ~ were shown
IN LncknwannO, Northwestern 81 Louis
and san Francisco second preferred, Ten
ncsacc coal Consolidated Gas, Hide and
Leather preferred, Havana Electric pre-
fcrrcd, Metropolitan securities, National
Biscuit and IlWbufg Coal and ia m
United states Rubbcr sharp ohenges ~
few spooultna left the general level
Of thh mm kct little changed during tho
second hour l,nckawRnna mndo "A new
record OF iiO With an advance OF ~. Con.
Electric AllpCklntrs and DMUlors
ero Mining sl Great Northern preferred
and LEAD preferred I, Tho market hard.
enod after the bank statement bat closed
Closed Money on call nominal, no
fimo loans, oasy, 90 days, ggaa per
cents 10 days, 81 slS montNa o',1l per
cent
Primo mercantile paper tdl.
ktorllng exchange weak With lotlel
business In bankers bills AT i,1, l0tii SG,t
for demand and at lN,i01i ~ 10 fol co.
day bills, posted rates, lSa and tNls,
commercial bills, iTR
Bar silver, ~
Mexican dollars, ibh
Government bonds and railroad bonds,
steady,
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THE EXEMPTION MILL,


The rebuilt komplon mlll IN which
mining and mill men have taken much
interest, was started mp this week and
~ this wrltng " steadily running on
ore from the Phoenix mine, says tho
bingham Bulletin, This plant IA de-
oldodly unique, for the reason that
yearly every pltoo W machinery that
v contains IN the invention OF the own.
&C., Col n, A. Wall Fred bcmlr who
hnh hnd LONG experience In min WORK,
VIII serve 0H superintendent Of TIM
new plant 4 serious accident be.
fol ono OF the new steel rolls on Tues.
day when the outer shell was fractured
ana o segment was sent lying down
lo tho floor below This roll wclgha
four tons ana WoB revolving nt high
rntc of speed, but fortunately the dying
fragment dld no damage II WILDE
fragment dld no damage, II VIII bo
replaced nc once with another roll
The bingham Miners union win soon
have n home Of It's own, IN the nnest
building In the town. located ON the
unions loi, just above tho Kcmpton
mill N viii be three storlos IN height,
CbXs2 feet, ana Will cost approximately
$4,000, II IN expected that work win
be started on tho new structure next
month,
ore shipments from he Commercial,
which were recently curtalned have
which were recently ourtalled, have
boon Increased to 80 tons daily
Tho Ohio shipped another cnr OF first.
class ore 10 the smolter last Monday,
This ore carries abou, 20 por cont cop'
per
The Now England shipped two moro
cars Of concentrate this week, which
makes total Of sIx ears Of ore and
concentrates shipped this month, tho
proceeds fIom which have paid all
operating expenses ana left nice sur.
plus In the treasury Manager Adkln-
ron has further Increased the force, 20
mon now being employed,
The output " the Fortuna has been
Increased nom 90 10 30 tons daily and
the same hlgh.grade product IN being
sent 10 market superintendent start
" now laying the pipe line hat WIN
convey the air from The Dalton and
Lark power plant 10 the Keystone tun.
mol, where N VIII he used 10 operate
the air drills, \ station w being cut
on the Keystone 500 for the new goao-
line hoist that IN 10 be installed,
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SHELTER AT HEINIE.


The excavation work m connection
with the construction nt "Heinae,"
three miles east ~ the town OF Ida,
for the smcllorS Of tho Nevada Oro
Purchasing, Ronnlng and Smoltng
company, WIS begun yesterday eays
The Ooldneld Sun. All the machinery
aud accessories df the plant are now
being shipped 20 doldned, and u Is
expected that the smoltor VIII BIO In
operation within the next so days,
The gmolier town rs located ~ the
mouth OF hhglo canyon, and survey
ora are now engaged IN laying out the
iownrlle, which has been named
"Hchzc," In honor Of H. Augustus
lielnsc, the mining and smelling
magn0lo OF Montana The townsite
IN owned by the mnelter company, and
maps showing the town and tho sur.
rounding country have Just been
published The maps show tho I'M
portant mining properties In the violn.
llY ~ the smolter The townslto
embraces 800 acres, and has q plaza
on Us southern portion The lots WIN
be b0Sla5 feet In area, ana the strccte
VIII bo 100 feet IN Width The map
also shows the various wagon roads
ms well na the route OF tho proposed
railroad from Goldnold TO the Bullfrog
district
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WHATFARMERS ARE BUYlNO

A reporter OF the News" called nt
The Consolidated Wagon s. Machine
company's olilco today ana attempted
20 Interview Manager Odoll on crop
conditions, His only reply was, I'VE
nre too busy TO talk TEL your read
ora farmers arc buying Mccormick
machinery Case throshlng machines
and Red Tag Irvine, They know what
Is good. Occasionally We sell Il Ram.
bier Automobile, the machine that
climbs hills DR., Tltcomb bought one
today, which viii DO run between the
Firth East hotel ana all passenger
trains"
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WEEK ON EXCHANGE,
Lower Mammoth Made s,ff Advances
Hut Afterwards Lost Them,

Notwithstanding the hot weather that
has prevailed for the past wcok bual'
ness on tho mining exchange has been
fairly active, Some stocks advanced
very rapidly, particularly Lower Mann
moth and Uncle sam, but the former
has lost much OF the gains made IN the
early part Of the week. II looks ~ u
brokers and investors had become over
enthusiastic and counted too much on
tho merits OF tho recent developments
on the l,iO0 level New York Bonanza
of Park City has etlffcnod slightly and
Wabash appears "a be on the eve Of
another move forward There was
some bidding done for Victoria ana tho
stock has remained arm, An oiIlclal OF
the company hns mndo tho statement
that u dividend VIII be declared next
month
'fodny'a closing quotations and solos
wero ne follows
t...,. . .tti, ,.,s,.re . ta.AAtn
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Red RLrd Conner.

Tho RED Bird Conner COMPANY In tho
nOmo OF n new corporation which nlcd
articles Of incorporation with tho roun,
IS clerk Yesterday II h capitalized
Tor 100000 and owns twelve mining
claims w the pahranagal Lake mining
district, Lincoln county Nov The di,
rtotop are D. H. Grldoy president
frank Harris vlct.p rosidonl Charles
u. kookldgo, secretary and treasurer,
Jacob Moritg, J, p MONtNth, j. 4.
Treasure and w, j, LaWianpe.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Another lively week has been wit.
messed IN local stocks. The various
operations IN Idaho sugar have con-
lribulnd TO INT that stock IN the favor
~ the investing public, and after the
payment Of the regular quarterly dIyi.
dend u stands sl3A2l6 bid with few or
no sellers, The board OF directors AT
their meeting yesterday decided % lssuo
all tho stock In the treasury, npproaI.
mating 100000, 10 stockholders OF roc.
ord on Aug B, tho date Of the pay.
mont being Aug 10, The FUNDS win 20
20 pay for the purchase az the Black.
foot plant IN View OF tho fact that
any etookholdor who does not desire to
exercise his rights, can sell them for
$3.50 por ahnre, tho remark IN morn.
Ing paper that the public VIII be al
lotted tho stock that the Subscribers
do not take, " somewhat amusing To
brokers
Other upward movements In The local
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Goes to san Francisco,

Walter =, Kelley who WAS formerly
manager of the properties " the fms
tie Mining & Development company
In thla state, aud wife, departed toe
day for san Francisco. whore Mr. Rel,
ley viii make hts headquarters In tho
future,
During his residence here Mr. Kol,
Icy gained the acquaintance OF lnrge
crlole OF friends who wish him all
the Huccesh IN tho world,
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big Mining Suit,

New York, July 9e,.-In the suit
In the United States circuit court by
John a, Thompson, n mining broker,
against Thomas Walsh, q Colorado
mining operator FOR half share OF
Sli,0OO,OOo, for which Mr., Walsh Ii said
TO have sold the Camp Bird group OF
mines TO an English syndicate doci.
sion was rendered yesterday for the de.
fondant. Thompson claimed there was
an oral agreement between himself and
Walsh That they should share 0llko In
tho minoa
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STRAIN SHOVEL MING
Manager i'aneheu of Nswhouse Mines
sees some MIG Machines WORK

Managcr ice lIonohett ~ the Now
house mluos returned yesterday Oftor-
noon from wyoming whore he went TO
look M the operations Of ateOm shovols
M the vicinity " the llaUyllle iron
mines, The trim WAS one purely for tho
purpofo ot education nv II " tho inicn'
ton shortly 10 install these large ahoNs
civ nc the Boston Consolidated, proper.
~ IN Bingham one Of these ,rhlucS
IL capable of handling anywhere nom
800 90 . 600 ione uf ore daily
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LIVE STOCK.

South Omaha, July a. .-Cattle-.Rooeiptt,
none Native sttors, 5000 iOl cows and
helftrE, I5ai30 western steers SNd
40, Tosas steers, ? $685. rs cowf and
hoiftrs, 9,OD03,0O cannets t0d2, bQi
stookera and feeders, ?gjdi 10, calves, 3 W
u6,bO, bulls, stays, etc, 2OdS ~
liogs-- Receipts, 5000 market 5 cents
lower Heavy, B, i0db,5O, mixed, b RRQb.bO
llghtu, b i2Nm5 .bbi pigs, ABDOMEN bulk ~
sales, biihpb,G
shoop- Rccelpis. 1900, marko, s,oedy.
Westerns, it6nd 20, welhers S2bdi 70;
ewes, 3,iOui,9 PSI lambs 6,oon5bo
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BINGIlAM'S PAYROLL.
Miners ~ Camp Received over S9os,'
600 Per Month IN Wages,

bingham Nv IN the front rank NJ wosl-
efn mining camps almost IN the same
GLASS with Butte, Lcadylllo ana Cripple
Creek IN number of men employed, pay
rolls ana output No other camp IN
Utnh Gun approach H. rays the ling-
ham Bulletin,
Tho bulletin proaoliH herewith n
carefully prepared ana accurate table,
which shows that nearly 5000 wage
onrners are now employed IN tho mines,
emellera, mills and other occupations IN
this district, ana that their wages every
month aggregate over 100000 Tho
mines and mills alone give employment
10 2,il2 men, whose wages aggregate
ylhS,00O while the ore output " $3.50
tons dnlly This IN an increase during
the last three months oI BOO men ana
go tons,
This tremendous showing must bc
Viewed IN connection with tho well
known fact that many pf the leading
properties are yet IN the development
and equipment stage, unpropured for
heavy operations When this condition
IA considered It viii bo conceded that u
prediction of 10000 miners and an ore
output OF 10000 tons daily two years
hence ~ no Wild dream
Following are the llgurca
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NKw YOHk PRODUCE.

New SoIh. Jgg so;n,sogar, TsM, rrm,
test .iApFs, molasscs sugar S1-leu3h
ilehnod, steady, Crushed $780, powdered
$50, granuatcd $50,
Coffee Steady. No invoice sl.
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BANK CLEAkINGS.

New YORK July S,-'TNc following table
complied by bradslreei showo tho bank
clcarlnss az tho principal c,Ies for tho
week ended July n, with tho percentage
u Increase ana decrease as comnars1
with tho corresponding week lpst ycar,
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Chicago, July 90 Cattle--Rcocipt 100,
market steady Good to primo steers, q
t5,toi poor 20 medium Sibd 5.l0 tockera
and fceders, 2o0iil&, COWS, lDVi 1871
holfors, 2,0Oql,Si camera l.GNeOQ, bulls,
2,oou3,eOi calves 8,0af,U Texas FED
steers, 4 loni 20
Hogs Receipts today 1000, Monday,
5000 market bal0 cents lower Mixed and
butchers, 5,t0a6,p, good 10 choice heavy
5000 10, rough heavy, b,@pb 40, LIGHTS,
b,60N0 %, bulk " sRlos, b,6015 ~,
sheep Receipts 5000 market steady
Good 10 choice wothors lboqt,W, fair TO
choice mixed 3Bdii ~ wogtern sheep
aMWJ Q0i native lambs, b,Q0u6sj western
lambs, 5,Ooa6,S,
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CITY, July o-Catllo--Recelpts
1900 maTk0l unchanged Native sioora
iWii6 %, native COWS and holters, 2,Ogd
800, stockers ana focdclt 2,7bdl %, bulls
eWN2@, calves, S,mb6i5, western steers,
S@n6,ibi western COWS, s0O0S,b,
Hogs Receipts, 400, market weak 10
lower llul kof sales bbOn6,6b heavy
bbOd6, 90, packers, 5,0Oat,Gh, pigs and
llghta, 1904 6igM,
Rheop.-ilooolpts ZOO, marko, steady.
Multons, 4 00a6, 10, lambs b,00il6, Sl rAngo
wolhors, $500 lbi fed ewes, i,OoIi w.
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WOOL,

NJ, Louis, July g0.-wool. mondy. Ter.
riory and Western mediums, anaJ nnc
medium, san26 nno, lGilS
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llst are IN Con, Wagon common, which
advanced 10 $40, First National Bank
Of Ogden, which stands M sgbb, and
utoh sugar common, which sold AT w.
Following are tho lntNnl auotnllonal
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For 'ho week ending at noon.

II YOU wasted three hours yesterday
DONG elcrk't work Il meant that your
own duties were neglected II sou nro
wiling 70 No II again today, rather
Than advertise for another clerk, You
orc getting 70 BE- o pretty poor boss"
Ton Yourself
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r. a, Munroe, Jr. superintendent OF
the Snake River Valley sugar Co.'S
plant at Blaokfoot, which has just been
purchased by the Idaho Sugar Co, has
been IN town several days comforting
with General Manager cutler, MIR,
Munroe has been engaged by Mr. Cut.
lor 10 continue nv superintendent Of the
Illaokfoot plant, While only a young
man, ho has had long experience IN tho
sugar business IN Louisiana and else.
where. lilo managed the Blaokfoot
plant during It's FIRST run last year and
made good record lie states that
the company this year has nearly 5000
acres of boots growing IN nne condJ ton
which Ia more than double last years
crop,
Articles Of Incorporation Of tho Hal.
llday Drug company OF this city have
been llod with the county clerk Its
capital stock Ia $4,000, divided into
shares OF the par value OF 400 each.
James Jack " precedent. r. L. llNlll-
day vice presidents J g, Jack sccrotn-
~ and treasurer
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IN TINTIC DISTRICT,
New shafts for tho May Day Martha
Washington Properly sale,
hnooInl NORTHUMBERLAND.

- ~ "NaN'Nl''N'llN't
Euroka, July 2S.-- Three shifts have
boon put TO work sinking the SHAFT at
The May Day mine down lo the 50O'
level after which the ground VIII De
thoroughly explored,
The property Of the Martha Washing
ton Mining company was sold Tuesday
by Receiver II H. Hudson, The prop.
ouy consisted Ut four claims, located
~ Silver CITY Utah, also buildings.
blacksmith shop, hols,lng plant ana
machinery j NJ Taylor " Sllyer city
bid the property IN for 81 500 he having
claims against the company for $1,000
Mr., Taylor win probably dispose n the
hosting plant ana machinery 20 dlt'
fercnl Tintlo companies
Frank Anderson has another carload
v ore ready for shipment from his lease
Of one Of tho old dumps OF the Eureka
I'm mine south OF Wo shaft huAc.
MosHrs, Tite, Dennis, Bowen ana
MINIS have i've feet " ore exposed ne
the bottom ~ the wingo on their lease
nj the Eureka nm Thoy have two
shifts az work and VIII next week put
another SHIFT az work sinking, and
they will make another shipment the
first ~ the week, their first shipment
from the lease netting them splendid
IpiuFu.
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REGULAR cALL BALES,

Lower Mammoth 100 NJ 92l bOO nj NJ,
200 AZ 80 400 al ~ seller lO Ava nj 20,
900 VI gsif
May Duy-l0M M NJ,
petro 100 nj q.
Uncle Som-6OO nc ", I'M at nv.
Now York 100 Al bJlf 400 at @ b00
NJ b6h 100 at 5i,
Webneh-iOo at no, 700 NJ l,1ila 100
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WANTED.

A small modern furnished house or I,
or D Furnished rooma within walking
distance " Rowland hall, Perfect
care guaranteed Reference given, Ad-
dress l., y. Dox Sel.
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All his II that biz men arrived on the
ground corly and the riff ,aff hod no
chance,
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POWER IA NEEDED,

"Tho only think lacking n power ana
water Tho power ! think II tho proH-
cnt stumbling block of Bullirog, be-
cause Il ls laNhost away but II N only
u matter Of time when n large supply
NJ electricity VIII DE on tap from cnll-
lornia Throc companies are already 0t
work Installing tholi electric powor
houses In doldnod and Tonopah aud
within half II year lMllfrog may be OK
pootol TO have nll the power II wants,
The water proposition w easy OF SOLVE
Ilon. AT Beatty, two milcs from Rhyo.
lite, the heart OF the Bullfrog district
there are supposed TO be wo sunkon
rivers, There I saw holes from TO 10
feet deep and found thNt when tho
pumps were applied, the water supply
was seemingly lnoNhauftlblc. water
should NOT be considered seriously nj
all In the Bulfrog district II IN Just "A
matter of detail II can he developed
Although the Rullfrog district Nv not
much Oyor eight months ola,
Inc nrst reduction mill ~ already
being erected there, The Nhowlngu M
the minca surrounding tho town "
Rlynllto are astounding I'm the illhl
eight months of development In To.
rupnh There Wna only one minc IN tho
district, aud that was the Ton0pnh,
Al that stage | saw NO other Hlgna W
any other mine, since then there have
been developments IN Tonopoh all
around that properly that have taken
tho breath away from everybody Hat
dozen other mInes have been de-
vclppod lhoro within the past ave
years n you take the combined show
ings OF Bullfrog IN lls oight months ~
cXlalonoo there WAS only ono inlnc that
could mako h showing Bullfrog has
Goldncld beaten on substantial gold
uhoWings,
"Thty arc nll mining IN the proper
way M lullhug was seriously lms
pressed by the character of their min.
mR methods They DO not soom To Ne
spending any waste money IN develop.
ms, II seems the mining engineers arc
guiding them properly from the start
| was carried away with tho personnel
Of the management Of tho nullfrog
properties II does not look 10 mo that
mon Ike shookley Farrell Rice, Ne,
Kane SohNah, rtory, Mnodanold aud
Macbeth with their regulations NJ
mining knowledge would be thoro ns
they are, unless they saw the future
OF tho country Tho underlying note
is conservatism, Mon who know min.
lng are dolng the mining ana men who
have made money w minos own lhom,
Tremendous prices are belng paid Tor
property IN The Bulltrog dstrIot, but
thof0 IA no excitement, The reason for
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WNEIilH sMIpMleNT

The shipments from Unite district
this week have very materially ~.
creased 100 carloads Of ORE being
shipped from the following properties
Centennial. Eureka 30, dtmlnl 10, Bull
lion. Deck o. Yankee Con- 3, May Day
., Eagle n nlue Roll 10, swansea 7, Eu'
rekn I'M llsuserD I, South swanson :,
Victoria Z Ajax 2, carlsa q Nam"
ninth nl
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RncAPrTuLATroN,
A, y. CAMPBELL,
!, opERNDoRprR,

Stock Broker,
uel. Dell zoe, l0l 4, Main 81
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OPEN BOARD SALES,

Ruilcr,bberal--i0 OO ats,
Little Chiof--l0O0 NJ
Lower Mommolh~l0o At rs. 200 ut
Wll 1000 az go 200 AZ ?Oik,
New York-3O0 at htia,
Uncle Sam--2OO az n,