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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Mining Notes,

Arthur L. PearsO OF London has been en-
gngcd for period OF ono year in the capacity
OF consulting engineer for tho Utah Apex COM
pany. He is reported from Boston as being
his way to this city.
Superintendent Zieslcr OF the Ohio Copper
company was in the city Wednesday comforting
with the local officials OF the company.
Thomas Weir. general manager OF the AJAX
has returned from a two days visit to Tin
tic
G w Lambourne, secretary and treasurer
Of tho Daly-Judge. was In Park City Wednes-
day visiting tho property.
r. NJ Edmunds. the well-known mining man
OF stockton was In tho city from that camp
Wednesday,
J. NJ Moore, formerly prominently connected
with Salt Lake life, who has been in this city
for several days on mining business. has re-
turned to his present home at Albuquerque,
II NJ.
james j. Burke the well-known contractor,
left Tuesday evening for Montana on profess
sional business
Louis A. Gates mines manager of the Bos-
ton Consolidated, was in the city Wednesday.
Judge w. II. Dickson expects to leave today
for Washington on professional business.
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And There Are Others.
GOV. SPARKS IN DEAL.
Sale of Rush Property Involves Some
Very Prominent People.

BULLFROG. New, April ll.-Gov,
Sparks of Nevada John s, Cook. the
rector of the Jumbo Mining company of
oldfield, and l. NJ. Sullivan. head of the
l.. NJ. Sullivan Trust company OF Gold
field figure In the deal by which the
mountain have been purchased from DR..
). Grant Lyman of New York for half
a million dollars. The sale Is looked upon
ere as an ordinary transaction, as mi
ing deals go nowadays. although half
4 year ago. before Charles NJ. Schwab
end other Eastern capitalists came into
ne district. the community would have
heen cnthused to the boiling point, DR..
Lyman has been developing the property
on bis own account for several months,
and 1t has proven 10 be a great gold mine.
What Group Comprises.
The Rush group. which embraces the
Rush Rush No. J. Index and keystone
claims. borders the Denver, Peerless. Bo-
nanza Mountain and 1olo groups on
Bonanza mountain. and covers larger
acreage than either of the properties
named, the Denver being less than half
The size of the Rush group. Develop
prosecuted on broader lines. and with
the aid of q larger force of men than
has ever been employed In the opening
Up OF any other Bullfrog property No
less than eight tunnels have been driven
into the property, and the work is being
carried on with a swing and detail here
tofore unknown In Nevada mining. The
tunnels are so arranged that they can all
be connected with one shaft, and the ore
taken out with the greatest facility.
Much Ore Disclosed.
The main tunnel on the Rush claim Is
in 17b feet and the face is now about
fifty feet from the Rush vein, which II will
cut at a vertical depth OF 30 feet. The
Rush vein is 164 feet wide. carrying from
81 TO $40 ton in gold values, and every
foot OF II is milling ore, with more than
10000 tons exposed. The north tunnel on
The Rush claim, which is at right angles
with and rs feet above the main tunnel,
Is 11o feet. and IL Will be connected with
,he main tunnel by winze. In the north
tunnel the cross-cut has been carried
thirty feet east and forty-seYen feet west.
al In ore. At the south end OF the Rush
claim the Yolo tunnel Is In lO2 feet. all
The way in fine looking ore. A progress
OF thirty-nine feet WINS made In this tun-
mel last week. The ore is soft and is
broken with pick and shoveled out.
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WATER IS IMPORTANT ITEM.
And Schwab Controls About Entire
Supply of BullfroR,

BY steady degrees Charles M Schwab,
perhaps the most interesting and powerful
factor In tho present life OF Nevada min
ing camps. is securing a hold on the Bull
TO set his own pace soon In every con-
ceiyable manner. 1t is now reported that
he has succeeded in securing an option
on the Bullfrog National bank property,
one OF the most attractive propositions In
the district.
Should this be true, as reported the
deal Will just about complete SchWab' s
absolute control OF the water supplies for
the entire district The water supply
owned by the National Bank company is
one Of it's most valued assets, and at the
source of the precious liquid not within
the control OF the steel king
Aaying tied up the water systems OF the
district Schwab and his associates are In
a position to begin with their large mill
for the handling OF much OF the district
output.
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BOSTON is AT SEA.
Cannot Understand Why Guggen-
helms Want to Sell Nevada Con.

That Boston is considerably mystif1ed
at the action Of the Guggenheims in plnC-
ing huge block of Nevada Consolidated
stock upon the market is shown by the
following article in the Boston CONNER
clal Bulletin;
THE circular Issued by the Guggenheim
Exploration company to its stockholders
with regard TO the recent purchase of
Nevada Consolidated came as a genuine
surprise TO the street, and had an adverse
effect upon the stock of the latter COM
Dany.
THE circular states that, as 1t Is not
believed To be desirable for the Guggen-
helm Exploration company to keep In
vested in any single venture so large
portion OF it's quick assets as will be
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DAY ON CHANGE.
Scattering Sales Help General Aver
age to Comfortable Height.

Trading the local exchange continues to
be scattering, almost oil listed stocks being
given chance TO take refuse offerings
Columbus Consolidated held tho moor during
the morning open board, 1900 shares selling
from $3.50 TO T.5j While many calls were
made for thiD stock during the afternoon,
there was sole made.
Beck Tunnel lost few cents during tho
afternoon call. 1900 shares selling for from ST. IS
TO sl3l. May Day extremely strong
about y. 600 shares passing hands. with prices
the lift. Tho bost level reached by May
Day Wednesday, was 29A cents. and the dny
ended with this stock very strong
ST Ives entered the lists "Wednesday. GJ0
shares selling for 81 cents. Thompson etill
holds around % cents faithfully. New York
was dealt In sparingly, selling high 3ols
cents. CariSa found many purchasers for ~
cents and better while Lower Mammoth
reached high so S74a.
\ total OF 6S, 100 shares passed honds during
the day, representing q marker value OF s2s.
ol0.s3 The quotations for tho day closed as
follows:
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FORENOON SALES.

FOhENoDN SALES.
Uncle Sam Con. 1900 at ssa.o: 500 at 4oc; 100
Beck Tunnel. 100 at sisI
Little Chief, lGc9 at 31ac. 2oo0 at SIC.
Shnrss sold. 591c
Selling value. s1254. 30.
OPEN BOARD
Columbus Con, 100 at sT.S5: 100 o. 81 30. sell
er ten days. leo at s7.i5, buyer sixty days, 200
at 81 So buyer sixty days; 700 at $40 20 at
G.55. buyer sixty days.
Joe Bowers. 1000 at &c.
KeystJnc. 200 az l5c.
Little Chief. loci al SIC.
May Day 2Soo at 2sa.c; 100 at 2stsc. 600 at
New York 300 at 3oGc, 1000 at soc. seller six
ty days; 700 at Solsc; 100 at 3oc.
Ohio Copper, 80 at 9ec
ST Ivcs. 800 AT 22c
Star Consolidated COO at 1910.
sacram snto. 600 at l7llc
Thompson, 1000 at &c
Shares sold. l3.7eo.
Selling value. SIG. 255.SS
AFTERNOON SALES.
Carisa. 100 ut 29hci 2eoo at &c. 1000 at 2sc
buyer thirty days; 800 at 2sHc, buyer sixty
days. 200 al z9hc
Lower Mammoth 7co at SIC. 100 at 37Ilc
100 at S7Nc: 100 37hc.
May Day, aooo ut 2?Ac; 2ooO Mt &C. seller
sixty days. $50 at celso; 300 at 2ac. 300 at
Es%c; 1900 at 29hc, buyer sixty duyss 100 at
2Sisc.
Silver Shield. GOO at lsc
Beck Tunnel SOD Mt sl.34, 100 at 81. Is, 100 at
81 3i,1. 200 at 81 S9ls: 200 at sl.32 400 at 3L31
New York, 500 Mt 29izc seller sixty days
1000 mt &c seller sixty days, 500 al 2shc, sell
sixty days go ut 2ec. 1909 at Bc. seller
sixty days.
Shares sod 4, ,600
Selling value. f9I9s.2,
OPEN BOARD
Grand Central, 70 at $40
Little Chief. 1000 at BIC,
Lower Mammoth 100 ot 57ilc.
May Dny. 3s1o c9kc. 500 at 29c; 1000 at
2ac. seller sixty days; $50 mt 2s%c. buyer sixty
dnys.
Shares sold, TOO.
Selling value. siG02 so
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WATER is INCREASING.
New Stockton Will Soon Have Three
Shifts at Work

On inquiry at the local offlces of the
New Stockton company Wednesday IL was
ascertained that the water supply of the
company was increasing TO a most en-
couraging extent, and the management
hopes soon to increase the shifts In the
mill to three day. Tho conditions during
tho past few weeks have greatly embar-
Tassed operations on this fine proposition.
the management extracting more ore In
development work than they had room
for on the property.
All the bins and most of the working
space of the mine are glutted with ore,
and the company is looking for more IA
yorable weather and roads with all the
anxiety that the situation is well cal
culated to produce. The ore bodies In all
portions OF the property where work Is
being done are opening up magnifcently.
and. with better roads the company Will
be In q position to more than treble its
present shipments TO the local market.
The entire district OF Stockton is maxi
ing improvements daily and no camp In
the State is In better position 10 make OF
the coming summer a banner season.
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Boston Copper Letter.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the follow
ing copper letter from Boston, received over
their private wire There n little more
selling OF copper shares In the morning and
prices reached tho lowest level they have
seen in some time. After the early orders had
been attended TO. the market became quiet md
later money weakened. buying orders mndo
their appearance and prices advanced sharply
in the afternoon. There was ontre absence
OF stocks and the market moved up rapidly
Commission house brokers werc active buyers
In tho late trading and the market hnd a firIn
tone at the close"
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DIGGING FOR CONTACT.
Creole Management Pushing Slowly
Through Hard Formatio

w u. Andrew. who has returned from
n trip to Park City, stated Wednesday
ao satisfactorily as possible under the cir
cumstances. The management on the 600
loot level is prosecuting for the contact
,aring gone q distance OF 35i feet for it,
most of the distance being through an
extremely hard formation, which makes
work both slow and expensive II Is
thought by the management that the
contact.
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BIG MERGER SOON
DUE IN NEVADA
Option Covering Dexter Proper
ty Will Be Starter for
Large Company.

Tho presence of P, A Mckenzie. for
merly the superintendent of tho Doxter
Tuscurora property In this city, recalls
the interesting fact that he is forming
one OF the largest combinations OF mining
properties In the State OF Nevada that
the present ycar has seen With the DeX-
ter Tuscurora as the nucleus, and In
which many Salt Lakers have been inan-
cially interested In times gone by, there
will be gathered together a group OF
properties whose prominence and past
records form the best argument for fu-
could desire
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VAST SUM SPENT
IN NEVADA CAMPS
Eastern Journal RccOuntS Huge
Expenditures by Men of
Large Wealth.
SALT LAKERS ARE
HEADING THE LIST
Over Eighty Million Dollars
Placed in BuliirOg and
Other Districts.

That few IL any districts In Nevada
have succeeded In attracting 30 many
prominent capitalists as the Bullfrog dis
trict Is matter of record. for tho past
few months have seen q remarkable
amount OF interest displayed In this por-
lion OF the State. In n recent article
Tho Evening Mail of New York COM
inented on this healthy sign. and
FAMED over those who have gone into the
district with their money, among whom
were several Salt Lakers OF great promi-
Eencc.
Enormous Sum Invested.
l, IL estimated, snys the Mall, that
over SAO,Uu0.O00 have been invested In
Bullfrog and other mining districts OF Ne"
Naoa and great part OF this comes from
lhe wculthiest shrewdeSt and most sue
cessful mine operators OF this. us We'll as
OF other countries There are included
among these operators capitalists of Lon
don who represent over SlUO.OVO,GC
Salt Lakers in Abundance.
Charles NJ Schwab, Samuel Newhouse,
tho McCornlcks of Salt Lake, w. V,
Rice James Farrel, Senator Thomas
kearns, David Keith, of Salt Lake City;
Il. III. Rushton, president OF the Fourth
National bank of Philadelphia, and his
associates OF the Tonopah Mining COM
pany, and George Woodside and Morgan
TnlingheSt of Philadelphia.
And There Are Others.
While these are the best-known men at
possibly a dozen more whose wealth
might be rcckoncd In the millions, and
who have made this In the operating OF
mines. Capital is rapidly coming 10 an
Which. up to few months ago were re-
e1rded as of little consequence,
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J. w. CURRIE, ASSAYER,
20 w. 3rd So, Salt Lake City

called for by the purchase in question
IL has decided to sell 2o3310 shares of the
Nevada companys stock at sl4 per share,
that price representing the average cost
OF the stock to the Guggenheims, and a
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Members Of N. E. a. Attention.

For the annual convention at San
Francisco. July TO 13, the popular Salt
Lake Route Will announce low rates to
Los Angeles, San Francisco and Port
land. Or. 1t is to your advantage 10 at
once write to ]. L. Moore. l6s S. Main
ST., Salt Lake.
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GREAT MINERAL BELT.
There Are Many Horn Silvers Sure to
Develop in Beaver.

Special To The Tribune.
FRISCO April lit must not be generally
known TO the outside public, but II 4, fact
nevertheless. that the great mineral belt slt-
unite and lying midway between the Horn Sill
Yer mine, with dividends OF IS, 800 900 TO Its
credit. and tho wonderful and apparently I'm
itlasS Cactus copper mine owned and oper-
atod by the Nowhouse company. in Beaver
county. Is of the richest and most eX-
tensivc belts in tho State OF Utah ln-
cluded in this territory arc q number OF
organizing and mining companies whose prop
edIics destined TO become great producers
OF gold. silver. lead md cOppcr
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Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released the following
number OF cars OF Wednesday: Nevada
three: Bingham. two Stockton, one.
Tho Taylor q Brunton sampler released
twelve from T1nuc and three from Nevada.
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TIME TABLE
IN EFgRc7
FEB. ls, lsoe

ARRIVE.
No. 4IFrom Ogden. Chicago
Omaha. ST. Louis. Kansas
City and Denver
No SLFrom Ogden. Port- OLD al
land. Butte, Ban FrancIsoo
NO 6-From Ogden ard In. . 80 q
No. ia~From oG PViHts UHd.n c,.t: $50 .
points & ana Intermediate
No ''e. iSFron Chicago c .;.; a., 11:4s
ma. Ogden and intsrmodi.
Nee; From 'o5iai;n,i:i,l ogden. Chicago. 4'26 Nj
Omaha. Denver and San
No; lo-From Ogden. csoh. o'10
va Na.iesE, quito. Portland
nno san Fra1cisco 1,x
DEPART.
No CFor ogden. Omaha Z
Chicago. Denver. Kansas h
city and st. Loi,s
No, For Ogden. Portland 1V
Butte. San francisco and
intermediate points 1naet
No. 1--For Ogdon, Omsh, Az 90
Chicago, Denver. Kansas
City. st Louis and san
Nc: %s,,sy il,For I'd Ogden: Cache 'O
No i7oFor Ogden om.h: 4:OB y
Chicago and intermadiats Il
polpts ,.-..,..ss..s. ..... Xxx H..
No. 3-For Ogden, Denver "'oo
Kansas City, Omaha. st b
Louis and Chicago Cor a
No eFor Ogden, Cache QUO
Valley Butte, Helena Z
Portland. San Franclaco X
and intermediate pofnts 49,
D. z. BURLEY, q. P
D. 8. SPENCER, A g
City Ticket Onica. 301 Main strest
Telephone 250 E
Note Train numbers shown nbov.t
oregon Short Line train numbers srf
not apply to the Southern Paci'o -sI 81
Ogden or tho Union Pacific asst thsrs.'
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Ore and Bullion

Tho and bullion receipts for Wednesday
given by Mccormick & Co, wcro as follows
ore, S26.15O; bullion $4,000
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Big Payment VIII Be Made.

An option has been secured on the De1-
tor property, which CALLED for an eIpendi-
ture of the sum OF 900, $4,000 Of which
hos been paid by those who secured the
option. and II is considered certain that
the remaining 10000 will be handed over
to tho former owners before the present
month expires With the Doxter fully
within the control OF tho originators OF
tho contemplated merger 1t Is understood
u will find no further difficulties In tho
Way of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12

]. OBERNDORFER. STOCK BRO
KER. 161 8. Main. Tel. Bell. 1872.
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Will Increase Dividends.
Amalgamated in Control.

Tho control OF the Utah Consolidated
rests largely with the Amalgamated Cop
per interests, and Boston people are
somewhat skeptical as TO the dssemina-
tlon of such early Information from ap-
parently reliable quarters as 10 the plans
o. tho directors, especially as In tho past
the plans have been so successfully con-
cenlcd They say that II means one of
two things. either that the Standard OIL
Is preparing TO take the Utah company
to distribute their stock with the public
as they did once before. and then take 1t
buck upon any big break In the market
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Nevada Stock Quotations

James A. Pollock 6 CO. furnish the follow
ing San Francisco stock quotations. received
over their private wire
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Properties Are Excellent.

Those properties which are destined to
find lodging place with the Dexter arc
the Grand Prize. Blossom. Ird7 Young
America and South Dexter. oil of which
comprises one OF the most promising
groups that the oriRlnators OF the merger
plans could wish and for the proper ham
ding OF which a company of a size and
Importance In proportion to tho value of
the properties Will be formed without de-
lnI
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Working on Tunnel.

Until the compressor and other equip
ment arrives on the scene the manage
ment will confinc Its activities to the tun-
mol but when fully equipped the manage
ment Will begin sinking on the property
TO great depth. Mr. Johnson states that
he expects to receive some good news
from the mine soon. and has the utmost
faith In the propertN.
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Boston Stock Market.

james A Pollock & Co. furnish the follow
Ing Boston stock quotations. received over
their private wire;
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1.-the otIlcinl
closing quotations for mining stocks today
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Has Rich v ems.
Cerro Gordo Old Producer.

In years COMO by tho Ccrro Gordo produced
silver enough to make Its then owners COM
fortGbly rich The richest In the district
taken out Of this mine and thc surface
showing OF ore today is wonderful The Drum
Mohony. one OF the Oldest mines In the dis
trict. has been productive OF large tonnage
of rich ore. has also The Snort mine. Fur
ther Intelligent development would. without
question demonstrate the fabulous richness OF
these properties. These claims, with two
others, are owned by Charles Sacket OF Frisco
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Stray Dog Is Good Ground.

Before his departure from Nevada Mr..
Johnson made u visit to the new and
booming camp OF Manhattan. where he
made an inspection of several properties.
including the Stray Dog. and of which he
speaks very fnYornbly. In his opinion
the Stray Dog company has some cxccp-
tionally fine ground
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The Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Wednesday wore
follows: Silver, stMc; load, 1885, copper. Hc-
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NEEDED EQUIPMENT
HAS BEEN ORDERED
Montgomery Mountain Work Is
Confined to Tunnel Until
Machinery Arrives.

Maurice NJ, Johnson, chief of stan OF
the engineering portion Of the Newhousc
interests, who on Tuesday had the addi-
tional responsibility Of manager OF the
Montgomery Mountain Mining company
placed upon his capable shoulders, re-
turned from Nevada Tuesday evening.
Mr johnson began the work on the Mont
gomcry Mountain property for the now
owners some weeks ago. and reported
Wednesday that work on the tunnel was
progressing as fast and as satisfactorily
as could be deBIrcd
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Likes the Entire District.

or the Bullfrog district Mr.. Johnson is
especially enthusiastic. There are few dis
trlcts in the country that givo promise
OF more he says. and the future Will
prove this region to be one OF the most
substantial. There Is great activity all
through the district. and the develop
ments rcwardng the efforts OF mine
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CONDITION Of UTAH
CON. IS EXCELLENT
Boston Expresses Much Conf
dence in Earning Ability
of Big Company.

Few properties of this State are recciv-
Ing more generous applause than the Utah
Consolidated company. whose annual re-
port has been the subject OF great deal
OF favorable comment In Boston and other
Eastern points No small portion OF the
Utan Consolidated company's successes
and present conditions are due TO Cen
eral Manager Charming under whose gem
eralship the properties of the company
hayo been brought TO such q high stand
ard of excellence.
Will Increase Dividends.
The Boston News Bureau recently
stated
The Utah Consolidated is showing net
earnings at tho present time ut the rate
OF 81 per share. IL Is now declared In
several quarters close TO the management
that the next Utah dividend payable In
July. Will be at the rate of S6 per share,
as against the present rate OF $5 per
share. These parties say now that the
Utah has a sufficiently large working
capital and can AFFORD to he liberal with
Its stockholders, especially as the COM
pany can unqucstionably pay Sc per share
this year and at least $4,000 to Its sur
plnS
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Walker Favorably Impressed.

George l. Walker. the eminent copper
expert in speaking of the Utah Consoli-
dated, says
The statement OF Manager Claiming
that of tho II. .4A feet OF exploring and
development work done during the
year, A5S6 feet were In ore. and that
tho result of this was 10 put In sight
nearly 10000 tons OF ore. practically all
from the ore bodies the existence of
which was not previously known, and that
In at least two of these orc bodies the
limits have not been reached and an
additional tonnage Is still being opened, is
illustrative OF the remarkable resources
and future prospects OF this great prop
crty The outlook Is favorable. therefore
for further smclter enlargements in the
future larger production and greatly
increased earnings. on tho basis OF last
years operations II would appear that
Utah Consolidated is now earning Mt tho
rate of SS per share. and In view OF Its
present large cash surplus a further divl-
dend increase OF extra dividends are to
he eXpeCtc1 ~