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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
DEALS ON FOR
STOCKTON MINES.
---------------------------
Peter Hack Of Los Angeles Still
After Stock OF Honerine
Company.
RIVAL INTERESTS IN FIELD.
Owners Find Themselves IN Position
10 Command Fair Price for
Developed Mines.

Peter Haack the Los Angeles cap
itaIlst who recently acquired the Sny-
der interests In the Honorne mine at
Stockton, arrived from the east yes
terday afternoon after having had a
conference with the executor OF the
Kimberley estate at Chicago with
whom he has been negotiating for the
Kimberly interest, While admitting
that he has not been buying Honerine
stock for himself entirely he declares
what he has done has not been for
Charles NJ Schwab
II Is believed by god many that
Mr.. Hack Is representing Thomas r..
cole and assocates,and 1t is known that
he has sought to get mold of other
producing mines in the camp of Stock
ton. which Includes the New stockton,
Black Diamond and Cyclone.
4 gentleman closely identified with one
OF the largest mines in the state said
during the day that he knew it To be a
positive fact that there are other in
terests seeking to get control OF all the
principal mines I'm the Tooele county
camp and therefore the owners are
pldteH lU tne very satisfactory position
of having plenty Of competition. The
fact is,' SD he, the smelling con-
Germs want these head mines of Stock
ton ana they are going 10 get them II
they cam Therefore, the owners OF
the developed properties OF the district
are IN position TO be pretty independent
when 1t comes to making a deal | be
leve several deals viii be consum
mated during the next few weeks and
that the STOCKTON lead mines win not
be the only ones involved. rather
look TO see some Alta properties gath
cred in"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
GOLD CRATER DISTRICT.
Goldiicld Parties Make Discoveries in
New Camp.

New development. says the sun Of
Goldheld, In mining way out towards
Gold Crater and also to the north and
east Of the new district is gradually
attracting widespread attention bymany
recent discoveries OF huge mineralized
Groupings, which according TO several
obseryant mining men who have OF
late been visiting the section, have
all the indications OF a formation OK
actly similar to that OF the Bullfrog
country.
The latest discovery has been made
during the last few days by a number
~ Goldfeld men on the Lucky JACK
group OF six claims, six miles east OF
Geld Crater. They have long been
watching the property but owing to its
being located and the time limit not
expiring until Jan. |, they were forced
10 withhold operations until they had
an opportunity to relocate the ground
They have now sunk a shaft I'm the
center Of huge outcropping with the
result that they have opened an ore
body which gives good milling assays
and values gradually increasing With
depth.
The quartz is OF a close grained white
and gray silicious character showing
slight oxidation, and has all the ap-
pearance Of being exceptionally free
milling and shows some white tale
The owners, Edward McGrane, Jack
OBrlen and Patrick Welsh, intend to
keep sinking until 100 foot depth "a
attained, and then crosscut, Atty Mart
O'Brien also holds an interest in the
property and II was understood yestar.
day that when the assays were made
that he refused a cash consideration
for his share OF the ground
Many prospectors have been going
into the section Of late. and the own
DIS Of several OF the properties are
sending outfits TO do development work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
WELL SATISFIED
WITH LITTLE BELL.
Jacob E. Bamberger Makes an
Inspection Of Recent Strike
In That Mine.
SAYS CONDITIONS ARE GOOD.


Among yesterdays visitors to Park
city was Jacob e. Bamberger pres'-
dent Of the Daly West Mining company,
The object OF his trip was not for The
purpose OF looking over conditions 90
the Daily West mine butte make an in-
spectlon OF the rocout strike IN the
property Of the Little Bel Mining
company. The DAILY West Is Interested
a. the Little Bell to the extent of 20
per cent Of the capital stock, ana he
sides this, Mr. Bamborgcr, personally
is the holder of quite q large block
In speaking OF conditions at the Lit
tie Hell property this morning Nr.
Bamberger declared tha he found thom
to be very satisfactory, indeed pnl
that unless all signs faiI h. cannot s.a
what is going to prevent the property
b.oming a large producer The ore
body recently opened, he states. Is lp-
parently very extensive one. AID
contains SOM good values which VIII
hun into money fast when the manage
ment gets to shipping
The roads are being broken, Mt
Bamberger says. and he understands
Supt. Dunyon has engaged teams TO be-
gin hauling ore 10 Park city for ie-
livery to the railroads on next Monday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
CONCENTRATES.

Mechanical Engineer Karl Eilers OF
the American Smelling e Refining com.
pany has returned from the Pacibc
coast
y. f. C1ffey has returned to his Of.
fees In the Dooly block. after trlL
out OF town to Investigate mining in
torests
The Pioneer samplers reported the ar
rival today Of four ears Of ore from
Nevada, two from Bingham and tw,
from Tintic.
The directors OF the Sacramento Gold
Mining company met yesterday and
posted a dividend OF 5000 which is
payable on April I.
General Manager Duncan McNlchie
OF the Bingham Consolidated Mining q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
sEARcHLIGHT COUNTRY


A correspondent writing from Search
light New, says considerable activity
Is IN evidence In the signal mining dis,
trict, and that several apparently quite
important strikes have been made near
N0ntrigger Tanks, a station on The
Baruwell branch OF The Santa Fe which
n anything like reported. means that
another doldheld second Manhat-
tan has been discovered
an sensational features of the north
ern bonanza camps are present. Pros
nectOrs and miners merchants and
business men, saloon Keepers and
gamblers are docking TO the scene from
all directions Fortunate locators are
standing guard over their possessions
TWO toWnsites are staked, and In short
II looks like another big mining camp
for southern Nevada.
An oyer-abuudance Of water Is re-
ported from the Pompeli mine Of
Searchlight. Az depth OF 2S feet go
much water has been encountered IN
the wnze, 100 feet vest of the shaft,
that work was necessarily stopped
Work was then begun SO feet east "A
the shaft, where values of SIC to Sl
TO the ton were encountered The pump
Is raising 10000 gallons a day.
ON Leila u. os tho Mountain group a
taken from the tunnel At present
there are % tons sacked on the dump
that will run over 81 400 to the ton.
This phenomenally rich ore was en-
countered while running l5-foot open
crosscut. Adjoining tho Mountain
group on the east IS the Venus where
the shaft is down Sc feet. all In ore of
high grade. Considerable work Is be-
ing done on tails property The man
agement Intends going down $50 feet be-
fore prosecuting,
Several shifts are ut work on the
cyrus Noble. They are sinking and
at the same time retimbering and en-
larglug the old workings. More than
enough ore IL taken out with the de-
Veiopment work TO keep the mill sup-
piled.
Arrangements have been made with
| the Santa Fe Mining company TO sup
| ply water As soon as the pipe line is
| completed the mil viii run three shifts
| The electric light plant Is all in place
! ana VIII be started as soon as Nlro Is
! received. Sinking vii be resumed when
/ the electric plant Is installed,
| The cyrus Noble Extension Minius
| company which owns the NonparIeI
ana Croppy claims, is prospecting TO
| trace the cyrus Noble aud Goodeonugl
| lodges that traverse both their claims,
| working shaft vii be sunk ON iha
| Nonpareil.
on the QuaFtette raise put through
| from the seventh level to the 550-fo =
| has continued IN good ore all the way
| up. The significance OF this discovers
! lies I'm the fact that for over 100 feet
| tho 600-foot level has been running IN
| practically barren matter. the face,
| which is IN about $50 feet, Is still 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23

Cananea Con. Copper company's con-
tracing department. has arrived In the
city and will remain In the state for a
week or more to study mill methods.
The Michigan Gold a Copper Mining
company. which Is developing a prop
erty IN Beaver county, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year,
X, p. Morris, president; Charles C.
Worth, vice president: l.. G. Johnson.
secretary, Thomas q. Love. treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
NEW EQUIPMENT ORDERED.

The management OF the Nevada Gold
Butte Mines company has placed an or
der for a mine car, track and blower
~ be installed at the mouth OF the
tunnel now being driven towards thu
gold bearing lodges Of that property.
The tunnel, Supt. Gibbs reports, Is In
over 80 feet. aud progress is being made
AZ the rate OF three feet per day.
General Traffic Manager George w.
Heiutz OF the United States Smelling,
Refining a Mining company has re.
turned from a trip to California where
he went to confer with the manage
ment OF the Southern Pacific rallwa J..
tie mot Manager Fred Lyon OF the
Kennel smelter IN San Francisco. who
informed him that the third furnace
has been blown In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23

ported late yesterday by Mccormick 4
Co We're as follows; Crude ore ana
concentrate. th6.500; base bullion, $780,
800; gold bullion. $4,000
The Taylor a. Brunton samplers re-
ported the receipt during the day OF one
car Of ore from Montana, one from
Stockton, six from Nevada. IL from
Tlntic and six from Bingham.
David Cole. superintendent OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
ON MINING EXCHANGE
May Day again a Fcaturc---t losing
Quotations aud Sales.

May Day presented Itself as the main
feature OF today's trading ON The tioor
of the Salt Lake Stock q Mining eX-
change. and quito lot Of II changed
hands during the open board cali The
stock sold M to 70 cents; but closed
slightly under that ngure DAILY
Judge did not appear 10 be IN demand
and two lots sold at Sl02j Book Tun-
mel and Cafisa softened some, while
Grand Central maintained hrmness.
silver King was hard TO move mt any
price However, % shares were
brought ont al s}i5e, while Odm be-
gan at 50 and sold down TO 80 cents
Thompson found takers up TO 20 cents
q share.
The closing quotations and sales
We're.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23

The property Of this comp,n,
mines, ''use Cactus
a letter from the west bears tbs 4,
formation that Frank Enzensns,. ,n'
Wen known to the mining frateypi,ssF scr
TINS city. has been appointed mani ~. VI
OF the Union mine near Grass na,iser
when recently passed into the bari
OF san Francisco aud Los Angeles cam" cap's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23

Smelling company left Chicago last
night fore the west.
II is said Fritz Rittich, the Pioneer
Alta miner. is being sought 10 set
price on his holdings In that camp.
Broker William ii. Tibbals will leave
for Beaver county tonight, Where he
viii make an inspection Of the Frisco
Contact and Lulu properties.
The ore and bullion sett lements re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

UP 100 feet in the shaft and run an
other drift. when the ore was again
encountered. This proves that the for
mer owners Of the mine, In sinking the
shaft had gotten Of the ledge and wei,
able to pick "a up again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co furnish to-
day the following San Francisco min
ing stock quotations;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23

"a +, So. Temple. Tel. a10 Ind. 9i0-t
Bell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23

j. oeEsNooRFER.
Stock Broker,
Tel Bell IS2 lsl g. Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
TOday'S Metal Quotations.

Local settling prices are reported
by the American smelling and Re
Mnlnr nNnnnnYs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23

The ore and bullion settlements re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

sacrifice" she said slowly. q have no right to accept it. cannot will not do it," she concluded passion ately.
 .But I do not love her" he said. al- most fierceIy.
 ''she is your wife, replied the. girl .'But we are totally unsuited to each otber."4 Y
 'she is your wifet"
 "But she does not understand or ap- preciate me. I have grown away from
 her. IL was all a mistake"
 She is your wife!' exclaimed the girl, inexorably Listen to me, How ard she went on. ''She married you in good faith. She has done her duty as a wife. She Is the mother of your child. She has done nothing to de- serve the ignominy of being sat aside- after all these years. Let us do the generous thing. Let us be unselfish. Be my good friend always. Go back to her Go back to your little one. Try to make her live your life, and not centemptuously shut the doors Of your nature against her. What right have you to cast asfde the obligations you assumed and prate of sympathy and understanding? What sympathy and understanding are to be measured against the love of good woman and the happiness of your little one and hers? Your duty lies back there
 She stretched her hand toward the west and was gone before he could make reply.
 The door of a little cottage out in a small town in Illinois opened and child ran down the path to the gate which d man had just opened. wo- man stood in the doorway and the next moment the door closed on the real trinity of this life of ours--a father. a mother and child.
 Papa had come home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
MEAD0R CANDIDATE
MARENcO MAN OUT FOR LEEUTEN-
 ANT-GOyERNOR.
West Alabama Farmer and LegisIator says He VIII Make Clean Campaign and Have No
 FkearefA.

-~----~8--~~-
 Daniel J. Meador of Marengo County, will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor of Alabama.
 Mir. Meador authorized the statement last night just as he was leaving Mont gomery to return to his home In Myr- tlewood. It has been known for many weeks that Mir Meador had the an nouncement under serious consideration and after hearing Of the action of the Democratic Committee and conferring with some of his staunchest political friends he decided to make the race.
 My time Is so short" explained Mir Meador at his hotel. that right, now I am unable to give at any length or in any detail an account of what stand for But I do say that I am opposed to arraying one class in the State against another l am going to make clean campaign and when come out of the race. want to be in a position not 10 be sorry of anything I did or said.
 Mir. Meador is one of the best known men of West Alabama. He is a native of South Carolina and was born and educated there. He moved to Alabama eighteen years ago and since that time has been one of the most progressive planters of the State He is a farmer pure and distinct and he has probably the largest farm in West Alabama.
 Soon after coming to Alabama he was elected to represent Marengo County in the House of pre5entatives, and was elected subsequently, for four more terms He was Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the House and made an excellent record as law maker. aF
 He was elected twice by exclamation. He was then elected to the Senate and immediately after Governor Jelks be- came Governor. he was elected Presi- dent Of that body.
 He is a lifelong Democrat and has never voted other than the straight Democratic ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
CLANToN To BE TRIED.
Indicted in Cherokee County for Murder
 of His Wife.

! Indicted 1@ OMEFOAGG NV"mss AO~ of His Wife.
 Centre, Jan. 9.---(special. )--Tne spring term of Circuit Court for tnis county convened here yesterday and will be in session for three weeks Many of the civil cases will be com tinued and there will probably be no important civil litigation disposed of al this term.
 The chiminal docket will be taken up on January IS. The case Of the state ys. Thomas Clanton, who has been ln- dieted for the murder of his wife by cutting her throat with razor, will pc stried during the term.
 The home presented by pr. 5. 2. Ta- tum to the North Alabama Conference for the use of superannuated Methodist ministers, was formally dedicated Sun day. The building has been elegantly furnished through the efforts or the woman's Home Mission Society of Cen tre ~,.
 In the presence of Rev. J. w Norton Rev. c. w. Scale and an assemblage of the people of Centre, Presiding Elder [ F Hawkins conducted the dedicatory exercises and made the formal pre- sentatton of the home to it's present oc- cunant. Rev. T. A. Kerr, who with ms daurhter. Miss Annie. has come to cen ire to spend his declining years a1ter Iongtand useful career in the mlnlstrS'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
THROWN FROM BUGGY.
Dr. Pitt and Family Have Narrow Es-
 cape From Death.


 cape From Death.
 Florence, Jan. 5.-tSpeclal)-Dr Jessie T. Pitt, the Florence postmaster, Mrs. Pitt and their small son were the victims of a serious accident this even-
 ing, which came very near being fatal
 for one or more of them. They were
 driving on Wood Avenue near thelr
 home when the horse ran into rope
 which had been stretched across the street in front of a house where some one was ilI It was almost dark and there was no light to warn the pubic that the street was closed. When the horse struck the rope the shock threw | the three occupants or the buggy over the dashboard and they fell in heap with the horse. Mrs. Pitt was carried to her home with her back hurt, but
 how serior fly is not yet known. pr. | Pitt and the child escaped with no | further injury than a. shock to their | nerves.
 Charles Dean. of Wright, was brought to Florence today and locked in the l county jail. charged with compliclty in ! the murder of Edgar sharp about two weeks ago John Dean, his brother, who is already in jail, was attempting l to arrest sharp and when the latter | started to run. so witnesses aHege, 1 Charles Dean called to his brother to | shoot.
 Clarence Hardy. weigher at the Philadelphia Furnace, was shot this morning and slightly wounded by Babe l Futrell, who shot and wounded Earl | slaughter on December 30. Futrell was in the engine room shooting through some boards and did not know that Hardy was on the other side. Five shots were fired, one striking Hardy in the arm and one in the back. A phy- sician was called and the wounds found
 to be slight Futreli was not arrest ed.
 Will Gusmus. of the firm of Gusmus and Swager was seriously injured Sat urdav afternoon at their slaughter pens by a cow MT. Gusmus attempted l to catch the animal in the nostriils with one hand and catch her around the neck, when he was dashed against
 tree. dislocating his arm and almost severing one ear from his head. The steamer Lida, having in tow four | bargcs. landed at Florence this morn l ing She will carry 50,000 cross ties l from here to Cairo. Ill. to the Aver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
orFTCERs ARE CHOSEN.
Retail Lumber Dealers of Alabama ana
 Tennessee Meet.

Inf inc retail lumber dealers assocla- tion of Alabama and Tennessee held here today. these officers were electd:
 Richard Randolph. Birmingham presl- L dent: w. NJ. French, Knoxville. Tenn vice president and w. F. Wailes, Bir- minRham, secretary-treasurer. The new board of directors Is made up oI ". S' ChattanooEa: A. M Booth, Huntsville Ala. A. W. Nelson. Birmingham. F. c Shepard, Ensley, Ala: J, II. Scruggs Birmingham; J. II. Call. North Birmins- | ham; N. F. Vaughan, Columnla' 1ehH' R Crawford. New Decatur, Ala. The meeting was the most suceesSIu u held since the organization ot tne as soefation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
mnsr cARRY wHIsKEY.
Southern Express Company Loses CaSe
 In Georgia.

co,,rt today decided in the case of the southern Express Company against . prominent wholesals liquor firm or Atlanta. holding that the latter may compel the express company to carry Iihuor into Lawreucsvflie. Ga, despite the towns ordinance prohibiting It ana imposing a license of Si.00O on such carrier. .,.. :, common carrier muse carry all goods
 ii has been accustomed to carry and
 that the town of Lawrenceville had no authority under it's charter to pass such an ordinance imposing special license for carrying liquor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
MR. sKEGGs ANNOUNCES.

Mayor of Decatur Wants To Be Raii-
 road Comnsfssioner.
 Hon. H. A. Skeggs. mayor Of De- catur, at a late hour last night an nouneed his candidacy for the Demo cratic nomination for associate rail- road commissioner.
 MT. Skeggs has been q prospective candidate for some time and after the meeting of the committee yesterday, he decided to make definite announce ment.
 He has been Mayor If Decatur for the mast seven years and IS chairman or the sth District Congressional Comniix' lee. He is a brother of Judge W. E.. ske9es and has large family connec- tions in North Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
stnhhnrt Addrcssen INnlghts.

Duluth. Minn.. Jan. 9.--fhe leature ,s, VI the installation of officers of Diamond Lodge No. 45. Knights of Pythias here last night was an address by Major General A. J. Stobbart, head of the uni, form rank in America. Major Genera iS Stobbart addressed the members or the uniform rank on the matter or ofearih- l,l- ing for the grand encampment or one uniform rank to be neld m New or- nerted to have the largest attendance of any convention in the history of the order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

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