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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-24
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Sprt mt Der WcIt.
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GiOer-9riide ms @oiicr, -
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ncbmlibteiten pcnuiohCn ben
Selbitmoro.
Mit einem Sprllnoc uou ser @od-
&iOer-9riidt,' III @cQcmoort mcbre-
rcr Iugen5ti8cA, modtc ont 6rcitu9
Nbeno gcgen II ltbr ciu 0}onn lei.
mem Seben ein @iloc. ser 0ltrd) SO
Observation-Disclosures 1t. aroitf-
belt SIT Der lleber3cuQrrs dcfotnmen
mar, ooB oieie gselt nlu tnt Sommer.
thai lei ltno bet 500 cincn 2ebet Der
Vtilb'ol por5r5ieben Ici. Cb0Iclh To-
tort Ter'itd]e gcmodt wur0cr, ibn
aus DEM noiien @lemult at retten,
Ionf CT iofort inter uu0 fam nidt
mieocr gum Sorid)cir. @citcrn Wor.
gen folto Foli5ilt SlldIin2 BON @olti'
more-GonntD ouf Der 9unt einert
Hod, SUIT uno GegenIdirnr iorpie ci.
nc G~abofSpfeife uno cjlcn @riciunt-
lhIog, ouT iuelhenl Scr 9ionnc SoIepb
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Mani ollfgefunoqn luO nod Sails
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mann einen Snqiteit obbiCIt. DC Su-
m entId)ico nod) GerncbmunA mcbre.
rcr 3crlgcnj Dob Gin ScIbitnloro Dor
llcgc, mo Der 2eid)noul mltroe ip6-
ter an Nbeno Scr Sbmlt zines Gel.
hcnbeitottcrS ii6ergebCn.
Ger 2eid)nom fonntc 5llCrit niht
ioe1tifi5irt meroen, bis man nod
Der oben genannten NOrcllc tcIcpbo-
nirtc mo fcItitcIltc, 0ob Der Toote
Solcpb Safer iei, Scr felt cini9er3eit
bon ieiuer Srou getrcmt Icbtc uro
IN lester Belt frnnf mar,
Safer mar IN 9oocu Qcborcl1 llno
ettuo 46 Sabre alt. Gr fam I'M Sab
re 1877 BON S%elttidlono bier0cr. Gr
iuor Sraltcr bon Yroiciiion, nobnl
ober bier cine SteQrnQ ais Aiiiltent
leineS 0ru0erS, Sp. &oiicr, I'M 9el.
oir.Otorft, nobe Gnloritrobc, eir, ST
itbernabm ip0tcr lelbIt einen Stono
III Dem Morfte, mo Dor Ctrpo 5cbn
Sobrcn lieB or lid nit iciner mint
mcbri9en Wittiue, Die in ScrlepsGitp
anIaliig mar, trollell. Gr reiillirtC
bis Dor etlpo 5mei Sobren nit Dem
Stonoe, %nerfauite benicIbcn ieoof
%iooonn, uno Icit0em ging cS nngeb.
lid nit ibnt bergobip0rt5, Gr trenn,
tc lid bon ieincr Strait mo nobm bel
iei1cr 9tidtc, 6rolt s. 2crion OBJ
ood. Gr mar iebodi III lester 3eii
tart NIT HbeumotiSnuiS gcpIo0t, II.
oIIcS oieics tritg picl bo5n bel, oo6 er
iebr nieoergeidIogcn iuor. Seit cttpo
elmer ISOLDE iudtc Cr BON pcrihieoe.
nct 6reunocn @elo SIT erlongcn, nm
IN cincm Der 9oltipprer Wi0rftc Ell
llen Stono o%n5rfonGcn, mo nod,
onl 9onneritog Nbcno erihicn or bel
DEM 9eliBcr zines SotelS in DIT
Baltimore, Den cr etiuhtc, ibm $75
por5ultrcden. Oicier mliBte i'm nit
9cbollern obiueilCn pbgleid cr Dos
2roBte 3litrollcn 81 aoilcr bottc, IT.
mcbrere Nnocrc, bic better ~iitltirt iuo.
rem, luieIcn i'm 0lcihfaaS ob. NaeS
Idcint olio boroui b%ingeluirft 81 bo'
ben, Dem Wfonn bnS 2eben 81 Der.
%ioucrr. Scit mcbrcren 2ugcn bate
er lid) olid) niht in Der @obnung
ieiner Nidte iebcn Iolier.
Gr bat 5luci VriiOer, Die SS. &p.
aoiler, Der I'M Nbbuttoir 81 @uibina-
Ton, Q. &, oIa gicB9er ongeItelt lit,
mo aorl Goiicr, it Baltimore un-
iolli1 loluie einen Stiefbriioer, Srit
Nilbner, bon baltimore.
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13. q /.

Joit brei Sabre ipuren felt jsnen Gr.
eieniFen persansen. Werdnoerunsen
bate bic un%aufbaltiam bahinraufhenoe
.3eit in eroben ME in fleinen arelien
aeIdoffen. in monhes WsnidenantliB
nit bartsm Singer ihre Runsniarift
gseraben unb manhen bon hsnen, bic
bdmols nod lebten, tpirtten, ba1sen.,
litien unb lkbten ODER bobten. aur .tuts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-24
Cglls oert acitriaeu ,Sonntdae s6prreiponocn
Der nngeblidJe Naoefrnmpi.
Gas SerIn0en Der Ser5tb0tigfeit by
uriodbt Dos Grtrinfen pielcr
Sflpimmer. - HotbiflGge fir
rnS 8erbolten I'M Woiier.

Sulotfllller. - NatDld)la9e tut
rns 8erbolten I'M @oiier.
IlS llriod)e Der m~ciltelt @rtrins
fungS . llnfGQc bei'm 9noen gilt
nod 5icmlidl aIlgemein Der &rompf.
gSic meit 0ieie 8ermutbung aber in
Mirfliffeit 5utrifft, ooriiber gebet
IN nclleltcr 3eit oic Iniidten profii'
iber Sofpcrit1noiger o%uSeinonoee,
obgIcid Nicntono beitreitet, baB in
Gcluiiien Sdlen Der arampf cine mr.
81 reale SbotIodc lit. Solgenoe n3il.
crlid)e Wittbeilungen zines Grfobre.
lIcn cridcineu icbeufonS benhtenS-
iucrtb lno mogcn inter llmitGnbcn
illr Hcttltng cincS Ntcni6cnlebcna
bcitrogcn.
Nn einem sec 9oocplobe fpllr0e
ciuer ser 9ooenoen meit binolts &c.
rlIicn. ElS er ihon beinobe oilber
Siht 9efomnncn luur, mo mir ot,c
0offnurtg ouf9egcbcn bottcn, iaben
mir plotIid 5ll u%nierer lleberroifiina
ieinen aorper nit Northumberland
iuieocr alf ms 5%lltrei6en. Gam be.
mcrften mir, oaB CT eini9c Sub ilt-
riidipid); aber micoeriint trieb er ettuu
5lpon5ig Sub noh bem 8eItooe 3u.
9icie Hid)tnl,g biclt lett at, itr6
lhlieblif fonntcn mir ibn erreid)en
mo nod Dem &oritrono brinacn. gr
luor 5ltr 3elt belpubtlos. IlS er mic.
Der 81 iid getonimet mar, er51blte
CT: sd botte mid if)on ielber fir
pcrlorcn gebolten olS i'd iuie bon
cilcm gebeimnibpoIlen Snitinfte &C.
iriebcn, mid ouf ben Hiiden lcgte.
Goronii fiibltc ih mid raid nod oetr
Stronoe ST. gcfiibrt. @ieber per'
octe if einen Iugenblid bas 8elidlt
mad unten, Inn 81 iebeit, no ih nor,
luto iofort trieb mid oic Stromun5
luieocr a%usfpdrts. guf's Relte leete
ih mid ouf oen Niiden, unb Die
Sberflohe . We0en brod)ten mid
oonn raid Dem 8eitooe nGber. 0oS
ipor mcine Rettilna."
Sn oemielben Sale, tpie oieler Va'
ocn0e, funrcn ihon gar mdiid)e a1oe'
re" Sfipimmer, aud I'M beilriaen
Sommer, ober oos Gnoe mar lei.
Der meiitens rid)t elm 10 giinItiges.eS
1T oft ein Srrtbun. ANNOUNCEMENT, ooB
in oerortigen TGuen - mogen lie III
Der Sol5fliitb ooer imS iibfpaIIer ein'
treten - aronpf porliege. Colder
tritt in ser Hegel nltr bel Defenders
folteln Wetter elm, ober bet'm Wnit.
gel an Der notbigen IbfiibIung ,fuenu
man iid gu erbist in Die falte Sliitb
bincinpagt. gieI bdufiger miro ,oos
Grtrinfen b,trd) Seriogen Ser Seri,
tbGtiafeit pernriodt, unb oicic ipie.
oerum 1T cine 6olee beftigergnitren.
aung mo bes Trudes bes @aiiers
nod oben. ailf bic llnterleibs . 8e.
eenb, poburd, Der SpieIraum fir Die
S%erStbdtigfeit perminbert miro. so.
balo man lid aber ouf ben Hiidcn
leet, bort bieier Druid auf; oenn DER
Riidcn bietet fat poIIitdnoig cinen
itarfen @oa bon 0noden uno Wuss
fcln.
Mnberoem lit, tpenit man auf benz
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9lbmcdvielnng mnk icin.
(slus benz o~cftrtqcn rsOnntass.G orrefponbeu

tSQttltef gNOOpS DettulUel Ole Suu)ltl
ieiner gcihieoenen Srolt. -GieIc
brcnnt Inn nod bier Sogen nit
ibrcm gcidieoenen @ottcn bnrd).
- Gic oeidieoene 6rou ocS Sar.
merS iilbrt ibm jest Die @irtb'
I6aft.
grS 2odport, N.'Y., miro cine So.
m0oie Der Che = Srrltngcn 9cnteloet,
in Der cine iriibere 0altimorerin uno
oercn Sodtcr cine prominente Gole
lpielen iln0 Die cinen tiefcr Vlid in
Die Man0eIborteit 0eS mcnihlidcn
Screens mo belonoerS oeS Sroucn'
ber5enS tbun l0Bt. Die @ei6ihte Ioll'
tet olio: nSrou 0eorgionna 9romn.
Jon bcirotbete <Sobn WoooS in Saf
Arhoro am Montag glbeno, 5tpei
Wionotc nuhoem Wooos cine Sd)ei.
Dung bon ibrer Wlltter, Sroli 9ettp
Solifor @ooos, bon Baltimore, er.
longt bate. 6reitag Hahnlittog Der,
lieb Srau Nromnlon WoooS ibren
Stiefuatcr = @otten ilno ging nit
GOmoro S. 9ropnion, cinem Geiie.
onfel, ourd, bon bem lie Dor bier
Sobren it'd idei0en lieb. IS lit Dies
oas %ioueit lebte aopitel zines orc.
tu0oelmlo0elS, Dem pielletht nod
mebrere fol9en merben. &or 5ipei
Sobreit beirntbete @oooS, mad Ell.
mem Nrieiluchlel, Srau BETH Soil.
lar, cine 0oltinlorer Wittipe nit orri
Sof)tern u1b ctiunS Germo9en. Die
Gcremonie ging III Hod)eitcr Dor iif.
Gr nnbm lie llnb lire S0hter nod lei.
her Sorm IN Hi6geiuop. SSnnerbolb
6eS lcbten Sobres begonn er elmer
leiner Stieitodter, Ser Srou9ropu.
ion, gon5 gclualtig Den Sof 5i ma
den. Cine eingeleitete Sdeiounas.
tloge CAB @oooS Die Sreibeit 5urilf
uno Die @elegcnbeit, Dem Grebe fci.
llc@ Scr5enS 6u fol1en. Im WtontQo
lebter Wode beirutbctc er 0cmt ai,d)
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6rnu mo Shniegermltter in Spc
bali bel Den Gorbcrcitungcn 5urSod).
5eit cifrig nit mo fod)te lelbIt boS
SodlSeitsnldbl. NuBerocm mar tie
bel DER ShlieBltng oes 9unoes fiir'3
Scben onipeleft0 Ii. oriiftc ibre nlilt.
terIid)c 6reitoe aus, onB ibrc Sottcr
mieoer inter Ole Solbe gefommct
lei. Die Sreube oullerte ober nid)t
LANCE. Sroii 0~roiunion @oo0S ld)ielt
obcr ibrer InIift nof cine Niete in
Der Che : Sotteric ac5ogert 81 baben,
oenn ldon am bierten Gage bronnte
tic nit ibrem erlten 8otten 0urd.
9ropnlon lit Elm Hciienoer, in oeiien
8ebiet Hiogeipop liegt, mo er mar
nit leiner @elhieocnen mebrereMtole
5ulommen ~aetroiicn, nit ser er olti
Ireunolhoitlidem 6ube oerfebrt bot.
te. Sic trof i'm ON 6reitog ollf Den,
9%obnboic nit Sod uno Eot nnb
3rlommen beltiegen lie einen 3ug
nob Nelp . 9ort uno iubren ibrem
Slid e%ntgeget. @oobS Iicb iic rubia
3lcben mo bot biaber nod feiue
Sdrittc getbon, ieinc abtriiniigc
iunge 6rau 5uriid SIT boIen. Sn ser
3%tpiitcn5eit ober iiibrt linn ieilte ebc.
molige 6rou rnN icbige Sdlpieoer.
mntter bic @irtbi6oit."
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gln nelien SSGllcn bon onitcdcnoel
,ronfbeiten %gcnlcloCt lpurocn:

IIS geborcn muroen 90 lueiBe unb
81 Ncgerfinber gcnlcloet.
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snr Teiie in's aasIane beforst 9.
8aine, Rr. Ali, 81. EanI.strsfe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
It LOOKS BIG,
SAYS Mr.. SPIRO.
That Is How the Manager Of the
Little Bell Talks of That
Park City Mine.
BEYOND ALL EXPECTATIONS.
Recent Developments OF a Decidedly
Important Character Get
ting Ready TO Ship.

1T looks big" That Is how General
Manager Scion spiro Of the Little Bell
Mining company expressed himself to-
day when asked to tell the readers Of
News" how he found conditions at
that Park city property yesterday
'Yes, the developments have prog
ressed far beyond my expectations and
It win not be long until the property
VIII speak for ITSELF" continued the
mining man.
Today Supt, Newton Dunyon has a
force OF carpenters at work framing
tlmbers for the new ore bin and when
they have completed their work the
regular shipment OF ore viii begin.
Mr.. Spiro says, that although the tis-
sure has not been followed to the con-
tact. 1t shows apparently large pro-
portions and carries ore Of very salts
factory grade, being almost identical in
structure TO the ore which made the
quincy mine so attractive. No attempt
has been made as yet to cross cut the
vein any more than TO drive drill holes
on either side Of the drift without find
Ing a wall
Considerable ore has been taken out
and piled up In the snow shed near the
mine but Is only that encountered In
the course of development No Stopping
viii be done until the ore bins are
ready for use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
THE BRINK VEIN
SHOWS COPPER.
High Grade Ore Encountered in
The New Red Wing Proper
ty Of Bingham.
IMPORTANT STRIKE THERE.
Shipments of Ore Broken Down in the
Course of Dcyelopmcnt--lndica-
lions Of Permanently.

To the chapter OF important strikes
that have been made IN Bingham dur
ing the year, the New Red Wing Of
Markham gulch, has added another
which removes every vestige OF doubt
about that property becoming one Of
the future big producers Of the camp
of Copper"
At point abou, 400 feet below where
lead ore was taken from the Brink vein
several years ago, the vein has been
opened again. and shows a width OF
about five feet across. Three feet OF
this, said Manager Walter G. Orem to-
day. shows average values OF IL per
cent lead, 90 ounces In silver, "a Of an
ounce IN gold ana s5,2 per cent copper.
The significance Of the new strike is
found in the surprisingly good values
IN copper which Indicate that as depth
Is attained this metal plays an impor-
tant part in the composition OF the
ores. The vein, where opened, has the
appearance OF being regular and con-
tlnuous. Some shipments are being
made TO the Salt Lake smeters, but
only the ore encountered In the course
OF development Is being sent out at the
present time.
The Utah Development company.
which took over control of the Red
Wing properties during the year is
backed by strong men In the financial
word, and VINO PROPOSE TO open up the
mine on an extensive scale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
CONCENTRATES.

The Uncle Sam dividend checks were
distributed today.
Samuel Newhouse Is expected home
from the east the last OF the week.
The roof IL being put on the building
recently added to the plant Of the
fampa smelter at Bingham.
II Is said the earnings OF the Boston
consolidated Mining company, dur
ing the month OF November aggregated
the sum of s5s.O00
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows:
Crude ore and concentrates, S4,700: base
bullion, $4,000; gold bullion. $1,000.
Five car loads OF Bingham New Ha-
ven ore reached the samplers on Mon
day and were sold In yesterdays mar
ket on basis OF s27 per tone. net
President Seymour w. Tulloch Of the
Sewer Consolidated Mining company
has gone to his home In Washington. d.
s., to remain until after the holidays
The Carbonate Hill Mining COM
pany. operating near Peterson, Weber
county. is in the market today with
two cars Of ore, which was sold on con-
trols showing All per cent lead, 1912
ounces In silver, .04 OF an ounce In gold
and IL per cent iron.
Charles NJ. Schwab has purchased the
old smelling plant at Martinez, Call
fornia, and is having II remodeled for
the treatment of ores from the Gold
field, Nevada, district. Before the
plant can go into commission, II will
be necessary to obtain lead ore for
fluxing purposes from some other dis
trict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
LITTLE BELL HIGHER.
Stock in Demand But Little Was Of
fercd ON the Exchange.

Trading IN mining stocks on the floor
Of the Salt Lake Stock & Mining Elk
change during the forenoon was quite
lively aud all told there were 1929
shares transferred, for which was paid
the sum of 51l,39993.
Little Bell was eagerly sought and
brokers were willing to pay well for It
but there was a disposition shown by
holders Of the stock to hold onto IL for
. higher figure, which, many be-
lieve, is sure TO come. The stock sold
At IS and s5.05. Beck Tunnel softened
considerably but it was taken TO be
only a temporary lull after a season of
active buying. Good reports continue
to come from that Tintic property and
some OF the talent express confidence
that the stock has not yet reached the
Top notch. on the open board. the stock
sold down TO % cents. Columbus Com
solidated continues 10 be in big demand
and sold at $3.50 and up to sL75. Daily
Judge found favor at s7.75.
The closing quotations and sales were
as follows:
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
BEAR TRADERS
WERE BETTER OFF
Buying for the Long Account on
Big Scale Killed Their
Efforts.
SPECULATION IRREGULAR.
Strong Stocks Reacted Soonest. Paul
And Union Pacific Lifted
Way Up.

New York, Dec. 30--The stock market
lacked definite tendency at the outset
today but the variations either way were
not Of consequence outside Of a few i'm
portant stocks. Union Pacific was a strlk-
ing feature, 1900 shares changing hands
at from iiI to iiTls with a later rise to
lisA. Yesterdays closing was 1904. The
reduction Of the dividend on Peoples Gas
caused a point loss In that stock and
the change In control OF Tennessee Coal
was assigned for its 81 point loss. New
York Central rose a good fraction.
ANY uoubts as TO the action OF the i'm
neaiate market were apparently dispelled
ny tne wave or buying orders that came
into the market after the sensational buy
ing In Union Pacific. That stock adj
Nahceu ga 10 Ay Representative stocks
Oh All classes were bought heavily, es-
pecially the eastern trunk lines, the trans
continental stocks and some of the metals
Inc more important gains recorded dur
ING tho first hour were Anaconda points,
Northern Pacific 3la Delaware g. Hudson
and New York Central "a, Great North
ern preferred, Amalgamated Copper.
sugar, Brooklyn Transit ana Penhsyl-
yania l%qit. and Northwestern. Atchison,
81. Paul. Atlantic Coast Lane, Colorado
Fuel, Lead and number OF others ! to
IA. Peoples Gas made "A feeble rally but
met an enormous amount Of stock again
and dropped off points TO 80 without dis.
turbing the tendency Of the general mar
ket.
Buying for the long account was on an
increased scale, but was more generally
confined TO the standard railroad stocks.
or these New York Central, Reading. st.
Paul and Union Pacific gave notable ex-
hibitions Of strength from time to time
and their buoyancy Offset the efforts OF
the bear traders to force their reaction by
attacking special stocks. New York Cen
trai and Northwestern scored az vances Of
points, Reading and st. Paul "a the
preferred 3+4 and Illinois Central 2 Mean
while Consolidated Gas was driven down
"a and southern Pacific made a sudden
drop TO s.. Shortly before ~ o'clock the
entire market yielded on profit taking
Bonds were firm at noon.
Speculation was very irregular between
Y and o'clock. After the strong stocks
had reacted from / to ~. the market
became dull but business was resumed on
@ large scale again when st. Paul aud
Union Pacific were both lifted higher than
In the morning. The general market did
not recover proportionatey with the
leaders and there was another decline to-
wards | o'clock which carried them all
down substantially.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
ARIZONA DEVELOPMENT.
What Has Been Done In Copper
Camps During this Year.

Developments during the year among
Arizona copper mines Is summed up by
an exchange la the following:
The Arizona Commercial Co., al Globe
" planning TO sink It's main working
smart IRON tho 600 10 the 500 foot level.
AT present the company Is shipping 100
tons OF sulphide ore TO the Old DonlIn-
lon plant and 80 tons OF silicon ores In
the Phelps-Dodge smelter at Douglas
within four months the property will
be shipping $50 tons daily.
AT the Calumet g. Arizona Co, much
Improvement was accomplished during
the year; q new furnace was blown In,
making four In commission. the latest
addition having the capacity OF 100 tons
per day, The new furnace win be used
largely on ore from the Loke Superior
q Plttsburg and Pittsburg & Duluth
companies, which are likewise Included
in the Bonanza Circle group OF mines.
The Copper Queen Co. has now a bat
terry OF eight furnaces at Douglas
though the management does not ex.
pect TO have more than six OF these in
commission at any one time. The COM
panys output Is now averaging over
100000 pounds OF copper per month.
The Imperial Copper Co, IL a new
addition to the copper reproducing prop
critics or the territory, but extensive inn
provements are contemplated by thc
New York management, which include,
the erection of 300-ton smelter upon
the company's mines at Red Rack.
Both the Lake Superior and Duluth
properties commenced their active ca.
reers this year after having been
thoroughly opened up In connection
with the operations OF the Calumet e.
Aroizsno Co., at Blsbee. The new CAL
umet * Arizona furnace Is taking their
ore at Douglas.
The Shannon Copper company was
delayed considerably during the year
through floods, and the output Will be
at least 1900, 900 pounds less than anti
cipated for 1905. The company intends
putting In its own converter In 1906,
which will add additional profits to its
income account
At the Old Dominion property Inn
provements are continually being in
stalled at Globe. The management ex-
pect the properties 10 soon be- able to
yield 100000 pounds OF copper per
month and additional treating facilities
are TO be put In
Next year an important factor that
will tend 10 increase the copper produce
tlon of Yavapai county Is the construc-
ton of the new smelter by the Arizona
Smelling company at Humboldt. on the
old Val Verde site. The first unit OF
this plant blows In within DAYS and
before the month OF April, 1905. the
smelter will consume 500 tons OF ore
daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. 2D--The wheat market
opened today on selling by pit traders
who were Influenced by reports OF weak
ness In the northwestern markets. Addi-
tonal sales we're made on the statement
that the Liverpool market was not firm
Notwithstanding the advance made here
yesterday. May opened "a TO "a lower at
SIS TO ss1i and declined to Ssis
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF go cars against 535
year ago.
Renewed demand for December corn
held the market steady for that cereal
May opened shade 10 y lower at as. TO
Hlsa44ll and sold at AZ.
Weakness Of wheat caused an easier
feeling In the oats market. May opened
unchanged TO a tri1e lower, at 90 ,q329s
TO- S27s and sold of to 32l4.
Profit taking In pork mad a depressing
opened down 2ls at 1855, and sold on TO
l5.e2ls. Lard and ribs were each unchang-
cd at lay and 7.g7Ia respectively.
Cash: Wheat-No. 2 red, Sass; No. 2
red, s6Qsl No. ? hard ssNs5; No. 3 hard,
ern, Sasilh;, No; spring, s2qstis.
oats--No. 2, 81; No. g.. sO4a5lS.
The market was under selling pressure
by local bears for almost the entire day.
bic offerings, Tho low point for May was
reached ut SIX The close was easy with
May down hdh at sSAaSS3s.
Corn-The market became weak toward
eember option. May declined TO iiaiis.
az ~
Close .wheat-Dee... sIitt May. ss,s6ssx.
Corn--Dec., A.; old, 20: May. 4iis.
P Pors-lsS.. i S Nay May, i Ssg''
July. 7.4s.sg7.tA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20
BUTTE's COPPER MINES.
Estimates Showing Men Employed and
Production During Year.

A correspondent OF the Boston Com
mercial has compiled the following in
teresting data relative to the operation
OF Butte's copper mines In 1905
Number Of men employed: Six Anal
gamated, 6,S26; the United Copper cont
pany l,i00; the Clark interests. LOO,
the North Butte company, 461. the Pitts
burg company. 800; other companies
and individuals 1000. Total, 1858.
Monthly payroll 81 1875 900.
Tons Of ore"Sxtracted during the year:
Amalgamated. 100000; United Copper.
$4,000; Clark interests. 350,000 North
Butte $4,000; Pittsburg company, 3d.
600 others. 10000 Total, 5.ll0,OOO
Mineral produced -Amalgamated cop.
per, 26i 200 900 pouds; silver, 1000, 900
ounces; gold, 5000 ounces. Clark mines,
copper 100000 pounds; silver, 1900
0O0 ounces. gold. 800 ounces
These figures are very conservative
and they do not include. In the mineral
production, number OF smaller opera
tors and companies. The total copper
production for the district this year Will
be about $50, 600 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-20

Utah Smelling company, is about ready
to place orders for material and equip
ment. The initial unit Of the plant Will
handle about 200 tons OF ore per day.
but power facilities will be provided for
q plant many times larger. There will
be a 'sampling MILL and brickquetting
plant built in connection with the smell
ter.
A splendid site has been selected for
the smelter, being In a locality where
the danger OF damage to growing veg
citation is reduced to a minimum The
company has procured ample water
rights Next 10 the Garfield site Of the
American SHELTERS Securities company.
a better place for lirge reduction works
could not have been selected.
IL Is understood that Mr.. Kadlsh has
enlisted the support OF David Eccles
and other Ogden citizens In the enter
prise. Undoubtedly Mr.. Kadish has In
view the treatment OF a share Of the
ores coming from the camps Of Nevada
as well as those of northern Utah.