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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
MINES OPENING UP WELL.
Gold Quartz Company Proving Uu Its
Nevada Bonanza.

Upon his arrival from the east q day
or two ago. Manager Z. d. Deluas OF
the Gold Quartz company property, II
the old Bullion district, south OF Beo-
wave, on the Southern Pacific, found a
letter from the new mine superintendent
George 81. Anderson, who took charge
about ninety days ago.
Mr.. Anderson reports that since the
departure Of Manager Deimas fof the
east, Two months ago. he has completed
all the new buildings al the property.
including the board and lodging house,
blacksmith shop, assay offices, etc, ana
that he is again giving bis attention 10
ne development OF the ground and the
sacking Of ore. Interesting paragraphs
10 Superintendent Anderson's letter are
here quoted fCF the Information OF the
large number of Salt Lakers and Butte
people who are interested in what seems
destined TO be one of Nevadas big DO
nllnzas:
Il would have written sooner. but
wanted 10 wait until / got my assay
outfit going 80 that 1 could have some
thing interesting 10 report TO you. am
glad 10 say that l have not been DIS
appointed in my expectations. had
stopped sacking ore till l could assay,
SO that no mistakes would be made; Dut
might as well have kept right on. Tor
I find that everything in the shape Of
ore carries good shipping values, ana
some OF il runs as h.gh as 500 per ton.
one carload IS now sacked and the sec
/ Ond g being made up. J Keep only one
man on ore, the rest doing development
work
7 have done nothing yet on the main
ore shoot in The big excavation, l am
leaving that for later in the winter. An
incline shaft viii be sunk on II and then
/ q DRIFT will be run out under IL for a
/ way. That done, the amount of,ore that
! we shall take out via have 4 tendency
I 20 mako YOU smile out loud. The ore
now being taken out and sacked comes
; from q smaller shoot, above where you
| first worked the property but II mas
/ widcned out until il promises to equal
( the best showing on the property me
dark irony free milling ore Of about "a
I value sui comprises the main part 81
| the ore body. hut there is d streak on the
| hanging wall now Of the solid mlspickit
| that Montgomery calls metal WnlcA
runs very high.
/ Mr.. Anderson goes on in similar way
/ and explains what is being done at sew
/ eTal other points in the property, auo
( giEes the result of sample aSsayinE from
all Every opening in the Lodges as
/ closes fine values ana in one place men
/ toned a tremendous body of free milling
| ore the prospect dump OF which samples
/ s., is being opened up.
| Mr.. Anderson also mentions some. o.
! the neigHbOring properties and states tha'
/ good results are beng obtained in them
/ as we'll To read lis letter Is 70 be
/ come convinced that u big and rich camI
! is being developed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

MARKET QUIET
AND SLUGGISH
Tennessee Coal an Exception TO the
General Rule.
UPWARD RUSH OF 8 POINTS
FURTHER SHARP DECLINE IN
ROCK ISLAND.
UPWARD RUSH OF 8 POINTS

New York, Nov. 25.-Trading was COM
paratively quiet and the movement of
prices sluggish previous TO the publica-
ton of the bank statement today. A
general recovery followed which was
moderate on the average and some late
reactions made the closing rather irregu-
lar. The spectacular movement in some
stocks which has been feature OF each
day this week. was made by Tennessee
Coal today, with an upward rush OF
eight points, followed by feyerlSh fluc-
tnations. National Lead added over three
points TO its recent upward flight. There
was 2 sudden awakening In the Kan
sas City Southern stocks,
Aside from the movements OF this class,
the fluctuations were ratheftnarrow. The
Rock Island stocks made further sharp
declines OF sales of q comparatively SINAI!
number of shares. The weakness Of these
stocks attracted much attention and the
numerous rumors to explain il varied
all the way from Il purpose OF influencing
speculative sentiment on the part OF
those in control Of the stock 10 q sup
position that dividends on the preferred
were in danger owing 10 the recent poor
showing of earnings by the company.
There was much discussion also of the
extent to which stocks have been so,
during the week by some of the great
speculative combinations which have led
the current movement.
break in International Mercantile paper
in the curb market, which was attributed
10 a report of the danger of q war Of
rates growing ont of disseusion amongst
the German steamship lines.
The price of bar silver rose again TO
65X cents an ounce, q record not touched
for seven or eight years past.
The bank statement showed more than
the expected gain in cash and. besides
that a moderate loan contraction. This
was taken TO demonstrate that the specu-
lation of the week had been financed
largely with foreign funds, and ii Is
known that large amounts have been lent
by Paris and Canadian account at the
stock exchange during the week. The
sub-treasury transferred 10 San Fran
cisco 81, 600 600 for local account, bringing
the total since Thursday to $li9oo.009 10
hat destination.
The strength of foreign exchange to-
day pointed to a cessation of the offer
ingS of foreign funds here. The value
of imports OF dry goods and merchan-
disc at the port of New York for this
week rose SIS. 199, 197 compared with Sl3.-
4j2.z7s last week, which was said to make
the record up to that date. This heavy
movement throws light upon the per-
sistent demand for exchange.
Total sales of bonds (par value), l,555, =
coo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Reserve required. ssp79t 4o9. Increase.

sra
surplus, SO I7Ioo: Increase. s6.eu sJ.
TX. L. s. deposits Sll.2es.sI5: Increase.
Ss.241 500
The Fiuancier says: Last weeks Of
fetal statement Of the New ork asso-
ciatsd banks indicated fufther improve
ment in their reserve condition, THIS
was expected from the cash sain
which was fOreshadoWed br the pre- Inn
nary estimates Of the movement Of moH-
ey during the week. one encouraging
fact shown by such movement Is thttt II
quite Clearly indicates the return flow
of money TO this center from the in-
terror IN some volume, and II tnls snoul i
continue il the near future tiiere prob
ably VIII be To recurrence OF monetary
arrangement, At least for rae remainder
of the year.
The cash gain shown 10y The statement
was secs 100 and Il would appear from
the fact that this sum is nuch greater
than that which was estimated Ircm inc
tTaCeable movements uf money tHlF TAI -
increase was largely duc TO thc Hfiug-.-
over into last week OF averages 80 the
previous week. The loans were contract
cd by Sll51.S0. which reduction CoEt"lbI-
ted 10 the Improvement ia tie reserves.
| Deposits were increased though bt tn
| very moderate amount OF $l1>,tl. SO tnat
the required reserve agaiHst general de
POSits was augmented by only Stllst
Dedncting this sum nom The galn IN
J cash as above left Si,-tls51 as the IL
! crosse in surplus reserve 70 S,l5i, Ice,
Computed upon the basis OF deposits. less
/ those of $500. so pubic funds--3galnS,
l which no reserve rs required oE the
4 treasury 10 be held-the surplus is ST.
| eos $40.
! 1t may be noted that the loans. which
/ IN the previous week were SlN.03L|1 in
| excess OF deposits. were last week Sl5.-
I 1000 IN excess thereof.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

TO YOU who waitnghs appeal TO An
peal to be fair with yourself
Don't think help which you need impossible Please for
moment hs and the good 1t
may bring buy you bottle Of LiquozOne try
The think what And
do YOU suppose this if the results not likely to
be satisfactory
Notew what this product has done
Two wears ago Iquozone but Now than
100000 Today there countless cured
scattered wodeling what they to Lquozone
We ask you what they did Let this product itself prove its
r expense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
NEVAoA-sUPERIoR AFFAIRS.
Ford w. Correll Succeeds c. D. Rock
lidqe as MANAGER.

At a meeting of the directors Of the
Nevada superior company yesterday I,
-. R0okndge rendered his resignation as
manager or the company and Ford ".
C0rreil was named TO succeed him. This
action on the part of the directors be
came necessary owing TO MI ROokl1dse 5
inability 10 give the property the atten-
lien which il requires, His business here
uermitted his visiting the mines at only
rare intervals and he felt that, heinz
so far away, it would be better 10 have
some one who could spend the most or
his time at camp and personally look
after the cOmpanys interests.
Mr. CoFrell has been Uhe of the most
active men on the board Of directors and
his intimate acquaintance with the COM
pany's affairs and his knowledge Of min
ing will, II is felt, make him partlcu-
larry valuable man in the position. he
will leave for trip 10 his home at Rock
ford, Ills, and early in the coming month
he viii return to the properties. in Hum
bOldt county, Nevada, and remain there
indefinitely.
At the property, Mr. Corren states.
drifting is progressing north and south
through ore at the 100-fOOt level and Su-
periutendent J. N. Harrington has also
commenced prosecuting the ledge to de-
tcTmiue its width, something that has
not been known since the SHAFT was put
down As soon as this work is done
sinking OF the shaft 10 the 20O-foot level
viii he commenced. Some fine samples
OF ore were brought in by Mr.. Correli
on his recent visit TO the property anu
he declares tls I tbs mine will be in shape
TO produce lots Of ore by the time spring
opens, ID.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
RICH ORE FROM
THE BECK TUNNEL
Shipment Shows 50 Per Cent Lead
and Thirty-Nine Ounces Silver.
C0PPER'S BRIGHT FUTURE
SENATOR w. A. CLARK DISCUSSES
THE MARKET.
COPPER'S BRIGHT FUTURE

Jesse knight. general manager Of the
Beck Tunnel and Black Jack properties.
VAS in The city yesterday making set
Element for a car of Beck Tunnel ore.
The lot was sold on controls showing IS
per cent lead and 80 ounces silver per
ton and another carload shipment Is now
being made up, though Mr.. knight does
not expect that II will run quite as high
as the ear sold yesterday.
The mine. he says. is opening up NICE
Is, but tho Old hoist on the shaft, he
says, has so far outlived its usefulness
that he doe not expect 10 produce heavily
until better facilities are provided Next
summer he proposes TO sink new shaft
nearer the center OF the company's
property and equip il in a manner that
viii permit of mining on an extensive
scale and he is very confident the mine
will justify the move
AT the Black Jack. he says. some nice
stTingcrs OF rich ore are being. followed
on the lower levels and enough ore is
being taken out TO more than pay eX-
penses. These stringers, MT, Knight is
confident, Will one OF these days lead %
some big bodies of high-grade ore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
MINES And MINING STOCKS.

the ore shoot proving of great length.
More important stilI is the news Afr.
King brings OF the opening of a. new
ledge on the property. After the super
intendent Installed b. SIR. Wood had
taken hold he made 10 his mind there
was another lead, and after some pros
pCcting wor,. he disclosed il. il proved
u be the largest and best ledge yet
opened ~ that district
About SiOGeD has been expended by Mr..
Wood under his contract with MP. King.
He secures q half interest in the prop
what he would take for his half. 1ha
latter suggested that he might be will
ing % sell for $4,000. The suggestion was
snapped up and the money plnced IN the
bank awaiting execution of the papers
if AiF. King should determine 10 accept
the offer. Mr.. King is. however, un-
decided about the matter, as the prop
eTty is showing so well that he realizes
the interest will soon be worth much
more.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
An Appeal

remedies made for them were based Oh
theories which have since been ADAM
doned. Is il any wonder that those
old-time remedies so often prove incf-
fsctiVe2
Germ diseases call for LiQunzOre. In
any such disease-no matter how diih-
cult-Ive send to each user q guarantee,
permitting two months treatment Al
our financial risk. If the results are I'M
satisfactory, the patients own druggist
returns every penny paid. We do this
so that none who need this help may
find reason TO go without IT,
We have sent out many thousands Of
these guarantees, yet less than five IN
each thousand have been returned for
redemption Can YOU not see that a
remedy so wonderfully effective III gen.
eral is likely to be effective with yOu?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
What Liquozone Is.

I.iauozone is a c-germicide. the
virtues OF which are derived from gas
alone. The formula IS sent TO each
user.
The process of making requires large
a apparatus, and from eight 10 fourteen
days time. 1t is directed by chemists
of the highest class. The object Is 10
so fix and combine the gases as 10 carry
their virtues into the system.
The gases employed are vitalizing,
and the product WHICH results is tom
ic. The gases are germieidal, and the
product they create is harmless
germicIde. Nc. alcohol, no opiates, no
dangerous drugs are employed in it,
Nothing whatever but helpful gases,
and the water used 10 absorb them.
The invention Of Liquo2one meant
finding a way TO utilize gases IN the
treatment OF germ diseases. And mill
lions know from experience something
of what that discovery means TO hu-
manity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
SOC Bottle Free.

If you need LiquOzone, and hay
never tried il. please send us this con
pom. We will then mail YOU an crdt
or o local druggist Tor a full-size bot
tie, and viii pay the druggist ourselVe
for il. This is our free gift, made Z
convince lou. to let the product itse
show YOU shat it can do. Its accept
ance places you under 10 obligatio
whatever
Please do u argue. or doubt, or hes
tate. Don'I misc the help that million
have empln ed. Learn at our eXpens
what Liqu+ gone means to you, the
judge its vsiue by results. Please sen
this coupon today.
LiquoZonI, costs SOC and 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

the fact that it is deadly to germs, yet
harmless to living tissues.
That is not true of common germi-
cides. They are poisons when taken
Internally. That is why medicine has
proved so helpless in dealing with germ
diseases. The usual gerIn-killing drugs
cannot be taken in effective doses in
ternally.
Liquozone is harmless. That fact has
been repeatedly proved by scientihc
tests. Not only harmless: it is good for
you. Its effects are eXhiiarating, vital
izing and purifying. It's benefit is often
apparent from the very first dose. Yet
contact with LiquoZone destroys every
form Of disease germ that has yet been
discovered.
Can you not see why this product
may do what other remedies fail TO ac-
complish?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes the
hidden rocks of consumption, Pneu-
monia. etc, you are lost, # YOU DON'T
get help from DR.. kings New Distov-
cry for umpt:On. J. ", Mckiano1.
Of Tallade2a Springs, Ala writes: Il
had been very i'll with Pneumonia, I'M
Ger the care of two doctors, but Was
getting no better when / begaI@ to take
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The first
dose gave relief, and one bottle cure
me-" Sure cure for sore throat. D. Or
chitiS coughs and colds. Guarantee
atZ. {. Nj. DTus Dept. PIKE 50c and
81 90. Trial bottle free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Utah Stocks in Boston.

James \. Pollock < CO. bankers and
brokers, yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine, Nebber q Co
one OF their Boston correspondents. the
record of sales of Utah stocks on tae
Boston market. with range and closing
quotations;
Boston, Nov. 25.-Utah Consolidated
vas the feature today. showing Il net
gain of g. over Yesterdays closing. North
Rutte showed moderate activity around
1sai 20 81. one house selling Loco shares
at the latter figure. y little demand is
springing up for Tamarack, and The
other high priced issues. put on the whole
Inc lake coppers are absolutely ueglected.
The metal market Is still as strong as
ever. hut We advise buying the good COP
pers only on break, which seems prob
able on account OF sharp and spectacu-
Iar advances IN the New York market.
OuofaTfOng.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Coffee and SUGAR.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-Coffee-Spot Rio
steady; No. invoice, S 5-l5; mild steady
Cordova. 9itm12St. Coffee futures closed
firm al a net advance Of . 70 j. points.
Sales 101 500 bags. including December AT
s.e6d51e; January, ESQ; March 7oGnits;
May. 1.l5d.25; July, 1.25qEi0i September
Ia
Sugar Raw firm; fair refining, . $3.50
3; centrifugal SO test, 9-I6. molas-es
sugar, ll-l6q22.. Refined is steady; No.
8. lilo: No Z, 4.0J; No. s. i.0l, No. Q, $685.
No. 10. $50: No. II. So; No. J.. so; No.
Is 3.55; No. II. $40; confectioners' y, 4.55;
monld y. 5.05; cut loaf, $40; crushed. 5.4fi
powdered, 40; granulated, 40; cubes
I a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
. coPPER's FUTURE BRIGHT.
Present Prices Are Justified-WilI
Be No Let.up in Demand.

\ message over the private wires Of
James A. Pollock x Co.Sesterday AFT
ernoon. quotes Senator " 4 Clark as
having given the Chicago luteE-Ocoan the
following statement on the condition OF
the cooper market and the prospects for
the futuyc of that metal.
Copper conditions are better than
they have b,~4l On many years AND good
prices will coIsCSluc Tor "a long time. All
over the world Try use and demand for
copper IS constantly increasing and the
output Is scarcely ny TO the demand. II
is impossible 90 buy any great amount
Of copper at less than three months de
livery The present high prices are JUS
titled by conditions.
On careful inquiry, I find That the out
put OF Montana and other producing sec
tons Is 10 per cent greater this year than
last. and next year VIII be even greater.
There wifi DC no let-up IN the demand
tor copper, for the uses OF the red metal
are constantly increasing Russia viii
have To build an entire ueW navy and
Japan VIII Increase its naval strength.
The demand for COPPER In electrical work
Is growing enormously and where steel
and iron is used copper Is needed. The
copper industry certainly has long and
a bright future"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Money, Silver, Etc.

New York. Nov. o5.-Money on cali.
nominal: no loans Time loans, steady;
sixty days, s per cent; ninety days % per
cent: six months. 5Q5I4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 5l2a6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at lS630d 1855 for
demand and at 4S965a4.S275 for siXty-day
bills. Posted rates 4S3l4G4S4 and 4.Sl1
4S7ie. Commercial bills, 4S240iS2l5 -
Bar silver. 65l5
Mexican dollars. 80.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
ORE AT THE JOE BOWERS.
Bodies in the Old Mine Workings
Have Been Reached.

Advices from the Joe Bowers property.
AT silver city finite. are 10 the effect
that since breaking into the old workings
through the drift from the new shaft a
general cleanup has been IN progress
Yesterday enough work had be do. e
TO disclose tne ore bodies ana duCinS TIC
coming week il - eSpeeted thar mining
viii be-in.
Manager y T. Gridley stated during
the ftsrno0u that he was confident
from the report Of the super ntegdenL
that q good showing existed al the point
where TIC ore had been U1coYcId, and
before the week IS over lac expects 10
visit the mine and see for himself JUS
what tho conditions are.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
The Bank Statement.

New York. Nov. 25.-The weekly LAM
statement Of clearing house banks, is
sued toda-. follows:
Loans. 81 .0l2 2SS 300: decrease. 81 1899
Deposits, S999 1880; increase. sI0S,GJ1.
Circulation, S54, 602 800; increase. SS7.5
Legal tenders. So. $3.50, increase, 81.
20 500
Specie. SlS4 4666O0: increase. $4S593Jl
Reserve, S95S 90, $50; increase, 81, 269, 100.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov 25.-Cattle-Receipt 4J1;
market steady. BeeVes. 3.10d6.Jt; cows
1.51a4J0: heifers. 2.25a400. calves. 5.o"ft
100; good to prime steers. 5.o5q6.61, poor
ers. 220a43 %
IOgs-Receipts 15,0VO; market steady;
estimated Monday, 40.000. AliNed and
butchers, A69Gti.Si: good heavy, 4.10di.S'
pigs, 4l0a4 .: bulk Of sales, t.7OalS5.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.0oJ; market steady
Sheep. g iu036j; yCariings, J.-JH6tpi
lambs, ). Iy41.00.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
J. 0. WOOD MAKES IDAHO BUY
Apparently Has a Good Thing ir
Spring Mountain District.

II. G. King arrived yesterday from the
Spring Mountain district, I'm Lemhi conn
tv He has been developing the Winnie
mine there FOR several years, During The
present season he took in humber Of
additional claims making 2 large group
and Interested J. ID. Wood the Salt Lake
mining man. in the enterprise, says the
BoiSe Statesman.
During the summer good force OF
men has been employed. and as a result
Of the work done IL Is shown that tEo
property IS Of greater value than had
been supposed. Ia drifting on the Win
ale an immense amount of siiYer-itad
ore has been developed Tho work Mr.
king says. has been in orc All the time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

Omaha. Nov. 25.-Cattle-R Receipts. 10o;
market nOmmaliy unchanged. Native
steers. 3jD65.50: cows and hcifcrs, -J0n
Is; western steers. s.tJtti 80; Texas steers,
@-JcG3.75: COWS and heifers. -.2Jd3.5J.
stockers and feeders, 2.95Ei.0t, calves, 800
al %, bulls, stays. etc, L5J02--5.
HogS-ReCeipts. $3.50: market steady.
Heavy. 4.55df. %; mixed, 465n 40. light.
40, 4.75; pigs. 400di.J5; bulk Of sales. A65
G412l2
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: market steady.
YeIrlinCS. 5.@JHJ.15; wetheTs, J-00aa3J;
ewes, 4351i75; lambs, 6.25l12J.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Germ Diseases.

In the past few years. scores Of dis
eases have been traced TO germ attacks.
These Include most of our minor ills,
and most Of our Serious sickness
A few years ago, all these diseases
We're attributed 20 other causes. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Metal Markets.

New York. Nov 25-While business
was quiet. As usual on Saturday. all
metal markets were firm.
Tin is quoted at 3355d 80. a..
Lake and electrolytic copper, 11.12Isg
1;.62Ia and casting l6.1Ja17.25
Lead is firm. with quotations ranging
from 525 to $40 and spelter at o. 70 to $50
Iron remains in fair demand at recent
Dricee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
To Yourselfto Learn by Test what Lquozone
Means to YOU The First Bottle is Free.

Also most forms Of the following:
Kidney Troubles Liver Troubles
Stomach troubles WOmeI's Diseases
Fever. Inflammation or CataFrh-iI
pure cr poisoned blOod-ususlly indica
q germ attack.
ia nervous debility LiQuOZOne acts
a vitauzer, accomplishing remarkable !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Treasury Statement.

Washington. Nov. 25.-TOdays state
ment Of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund exclusive Of the SlN.OJ0gl4 gold
reserve. shows: Available cash balance,
Sl5l. 55J.f 80, -Old coin ana bullion. SNLNG.
81; gold certificates, SI.ll74So.