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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Humboldt County Is Coming
Rapidly Into Columns Of
First Interest.
DESOT0 COMPANY is
NOW WORKING GROUPS
Company Owns a Splendid
Property That Carries High
Silver Values.

Humboldt county, Nevada, IN tho
early days one OF the prominently pro-
ducirg regions Of the western country,
is coming to the front most positively
and rapidly, and as is so often the case,
this season of progress is being piloted
TO success by Salt Lake talent and
money. Judge Bartch has just returned
from MAKING an inspection OF the prop.
critics Of the Desoto Gold and Silver
Mining company, an organization IN
which he and others Of this city are
interested. The Desoto company owns
the old Desoto and Silver Leaf proper.
ties, consisting of ten patented claims
ana fourteen unpatented. Both groups
nave been heavy producers in the past,
the Desoto group alone having con-
tr0uted four millions of dollars of ore.
Yet neither property has been worked
extensively.
The Judge states that the company
has completed arrangements TO start
active operations upon their properties,
and the company VIII extend the tun-
nels started years ago, the longest be-
ing IN about 800 feet. The sbeba mine
epdlines with the Desoto, and the same
ledge crosses both properties. The De-
soto company owns 1900 feet of pat
ented ground along this famous ledge,
and 1900 feet Of unpatented ground.
The great ledge, states the Judge. is a
contact between lime and porphyry,
and In the workings it is shown to ba
fully 100 feet wide
The region consists Of a series OF
north and south fissures, and these are
intercepted AT frequent intervals by
system of cast and west assures -Four
hundred feet below the contact the Sill"
Yer Leaf tunnel has cut a vein thirty
ssvcn feet Ia width, but this vein has
not been developed, and no one can say
lust what 1t is capable Of presenting
The silver values, states the Judge, are
extremely high, the ore being an anti.
monial silver, and viii carry as high
as many thousands Of ounces per ron.
There also are somo gold values and
some lead
The Sheba company is busily engaged
IN developing their ground, and the
Michigan and Nevada company also has
force OF men employed. Tho present
activity IN Humboldt county is most
grs tifying and should be the means of
giving some splendid results before the
end of the year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
F. A. HE|NzE DROPS
INTO zion THURSDAY
Prominent Mining Man Has Lit
tie to Say Regarding
Present Plans.

Quietly and unannounced, and unex.
pected except among the innermost Of
inner circles, F Augustus Heinze ar
rived in this city from the north Thurs
day morning Mr.. HeinZe without de-
lay entered into consultation with
his representatives here which lasted
the entire day. When seen by The
Tribune and asked for an interview
regarding the present visit, Mr.. Heinzs
stated that he had nothing TO give out
at the present time in regard to his
mining properties or present plans. The
arrival of this prominent mine owner is
Of double significance at this time
when the Ohio Copper option is draw
ing TO focus rapidly.
II is understood that Mr. Reinze
will be IN the city for several days
unless called away Unexpectedly. What
ever may be the import of his present
visit TO Zion, 1t is certain that he
will receive some very gratifying re-
ports from the properties of the Bipg-
and Blue Bell especially Is developing
one Of the banner resources Of the Tin
tic district, and the improvements up
on the Bingham smelter planned last
spring are progressing satisfactor
The acquisition by Mr.. HcipZe of
Utah copper properties is one of the
features OF the present season, and be-
fore the end of the year there aro ad.
dltional interests which will in al
probabilities be added to his posses
siops.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
BIG MINE
FOR AMERICAN FORK
Interstate Company Has Found
Large Surface Body of
Rich Ore.

From all indications, the American
Fork canyon has given birth to another
mlne or generous dimensions IN the
property OF the Interstate Mining and
Milling company. This organization is
composed entirely Of Salt Lake invest.
ors, and 1t was recently perfected al.
though the group itself has been the
scene OF activity on the part Of the
owners for the past three or four years.
Manager RAY Stewart returned from
this property the first of the week,
bringing with him some samples or
extremely rich ore, This ore, he stated
Thursday. comes from the very surface.
and the management has uncovered II
for some distance along its strike,
The vein matter IS very wide. but the
ore proper is two feet in width.
This ore contains lead, silver and
gold. Assays have been made from II
with the result that values OF l4s.5
ounces silver, 55.4 per cent lead and
$500 gold have been obtained. Such
rock upon the surface naturally is most
gratifying TO the officials OF the com
pany, and it is doubtful II any better
showing has been made on any Utah
property during the present year. The
ore is extremely fne in appearance, and
It's surface showlngs would tend TO es-
tablish its permanency with depth. The
vein is a we'll defined contact.
The Interstate company Is driving
two tunnels for the purpose of tapping
this vein at depth. The first tunnel Is
in q distance of about 200 feet, and
when the vein has been secured in this
working vertical depth of over 200
feet should be obtained upon 1t. The
second tunnel'has been driven for l58
feet up 10 the first OF the week, and
one very encouraging and significant
feature in this working IS the en-.
counteripg Of q large ledge OF black
lime carrying as high as ? per cent
copper. This ledge also has silver and
gold contents in small but not insig.
nifcant quantities. The grouO consists
of eight full claims, and adjoins the
Silver Flat property from which re-
Gently came news of a strike of large
molybdenUm deposit.
Manager Stewart will leave today for
tho purpose Of experimenting the erec-
ton of an ore house and blacksmith
shop. He states that the mine Is well
equipped as far as surface conveniences
are concerned, and the company. will
rush development work without let or
hinderGnce upon their possessions, One
interesting feature of the vein matter
as stated by Mr.. Stewart is the fact
that it all carries values IN gold outside
OF the two feet Of lead and silver con-
tents. Gold values running as high as
S24.S0 have been secured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Wounds, Bruises and Burns.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
WILL SINh SHAFT.
Cactus Mine Will Ee Explored Deeply
When Equipment Arrives.

General Manager Lafayette Han.
chett, of the Cactus company. arrived
from this mine Wednesday evening and
yesterday expressed complete satisfse.
tion over the manner in which the new
resources Of this interesting property
are showing themselves TO development
work. Nr. Hanchett was not inclined
70 60 into details regarding tie dis
closures on the lower levels which
have been the scene of so much in
terest during the past month, but upon
inquiry he stated that the ore bodies
were maintaining values and size upon
additional work
It IS the intention of the COMPANY
Mr.. Hanehett states, 10 extend the
main shaft to still greater depths. The
shaft at the present is down 10 the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Park City Property Contributes
Another Item of Import
ance for Owners.
FIVE-F00T BODY
HIGH LEAD VALUES
Management Expects to Open
Up Large Resource in
Short Time.

One of the most interesting features
OF Park City developments during the
past month has been the manner In
which the Scottish Chief company has
opened up some remarkably inc re-
sources in their property. SuperiDten'
dent William Gray was IN Salt Lake
Thursday, and from the quality OF the
samples Of ore displayed by him at the
company's local Office there can be
little doubt that this mine is one of
the finds Of the present season. Mr.
Gray is very enthusiastic over the re-
cent developments, and shows several
samples of ore how being encountered
which surpasses any this company has
ever produced. This ore practically is
solid gaepa, and its mineral contents
run very high,
Mr.. Gray stated Thursday that this
ore body was found on the 250-foot
level of the mine. Twenty feet. on the
other side of II the mana cement has
found an eighteen-inch streak of high
grade lead, silver and copper ore which
IS growing larger with each shift. The
galena ore, he states, comes from hvo-
foot body which has vertical depth
equal amount OF stopping ground re,
vealed 10 date. Mr.. Gray says that
the management now Is upraisibg upon
this new body. and he looks for a
tweIty.foot ore body when develop
ments have progressed lIttle bit fur
ther.
From numerous ASSAYS made upon
this resource the screenings have run
as per cent lead. Is ounces silver. The
ore in lump assays sos per cent lead
ard 2l.o ounces silver. II anything,
states M Gray, these values under
estimate the general average OF the
ore. Underlying this body is the body
Of copper ore opened by the manage
ment along its strike for forty feet,
giving sn average width OF three feet
This ore will run on an average of 9
per cent red metal. The Scottish
Chief friends naturally are most jubi
liant over these developments, and
with al apparent good reason. for
splendid property will IN all likelihood
be opened when the management has
secured q hundred feet or more OF
depth upon the resources now showing
up 50 finely.
Mr.. Gray, who has watched the Scot
tisb Chief spring into prominence dur.
ing the present season, has every Iea-
soE 20 feel gyatihed over the. results
Of his labors. he is confident that
the nine bss the making of one of the
bapner properties in the district. He
stated should anyone be skeptical re-
gardine the present developments in
the Scottish Chief, be was welcome to
make a personal inspection Of the
mine. 1--WE have no door upon our
tunnel, he stated THURSDAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
sHosHoNE CONSOLIDATED.
Fourth Level Developments Said 20 EH'
coed Any Ever Had.

The latest reports from the. famous
Montgomery Shoshone, or the Shoshone
Consolidated, IS along lines tending TO
confirm the reputation long held by TINS
Bullfrog property. The Shoshore tor
over a year has enjoyed the reputa.
tion Of being one Of the greatest mines
in the State Of Nevada, and there are
few mines in the country which can
present more convincing proofs or su
periority. Up 10 the present time the
Shoshone has been known Tor what
the management has accomplished from
the S00-foot level mp. II will be re
called that at the trial involving the
part ownership of this property nearly
year ago evidence was presented TO
the court 70 show that on and above
this level the company had Szo,ooo'Voo
worth of ore blocked OUT,
From Bullfrog has leaked the infor-
nation that the disclosures on the 400
foot level are proportionately. greater
than at any other station Of the NINE
So little is coming from the officials
of the company that no exact idea can
be gathered regarding the amount ot
ore blocked ont on this fourth level.
If, however, the developments are
greater than at any upper level. the
amount Of ore IN sight at this time
should exceed the figures of months
property IN all mining history can
give so good an account of itself as
the Shoshone upon a similar amount
Of development work
It is thought that the shipments
soon to begin pouring from the mine
over the new railroad will be tempered
sufficiently to give the ore an aver.
age value of $75 per ton. II is pointed
out that this viii enable the company
to market large amount of extremely
rich grade of ore with a generous guam
titv of rock whose values would nee
essjtate concentre tion before bringing
1t by itself into commercial condition.
The valuation being around S75 per
ton will enable the company to secure
much smaller freight rate than they
could secure upon the extremely rich
rock. The large concentrating plant
Of the company has been ordered, and
should be on the ground and ready for
operations by February frst next.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
COPPER DIVIDENDS.
Two Companies Lost liberal Amounts
IN New York City.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS.-The directors
Of the AmalesmGted Copper company
todoy declared a quarterly dividend of
one and one-half and an extra dividend
or ope-hslf OF one per cent. The last
extra dividend was ons-fourth Of one
per cent.
The directors OF the Boston and
Montana Consolidated Copper compsuy
today declared q quarterly dividend OF
81 pc. share and an extra dividend IL
SO per share. The par value OF Bas-
ton and Montana stock IS S25 7ar
shaEe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
ANOTHER ACTIVE COMPANY.
Salt Lakers Begin Development Work
Upon Fairview Group.

The Empire State Mining company
Of Nevada has made arrangements 10
begin active operations upon their
Falrvlew possessions, and while this
group OF three claims is not a stranger
to development work. the present cam
paign will exceed any heretofore ct.
tempted by the company, This is a
Salt Lake Organization, and there have
been some remarkably encouraging ore
disclosures made upon this ground. One
tunnel has been driven for some dis
tance into the property, and the man
agemert Will concentrate their energies
at this point, also on q claim upon
which surface ore gives values ranging
from $50 70 500 per ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19

various States, with the view toward
securing It's general adoption as Q sub
stitute for existing laws and that
committee also be appointed TO urge
upon States IN which coal mining ls
conducted the appointment OF a com.
affecting safety OF coal mining and Sc,
cure the cooperation Of National
Government in such an investigation
with a view toward the formulation aud
enforcement OF adequate laws. govern
ing this branch of the mining industry
4 telegram from Goldfeld, New, IN
viting the Congress 10 meet there was
read lust at the close of todsy's see
sion.
There was no night session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Mining Notes.

+ J. Trenam, manager of the New
Stockton company, LETT THURSDAY nf.
and daughter for Los Angeles
Charles H, scheu, prominently. con.
pected with the mining life, of the
Good Springs district, arrived t5 Thurs;
with the present developments upon
his own and other properties.
A. j. Davis left Thursday for ar ex.
animation of his mining properties in
fhe Greenwater and Emigrsnt Springs
districts. Mr.. Davis expects TO be
gone for two weeks
Superintendent Ziegler of the Ohio
Copper company arrived IN the city
Thursday morning from the mine for
the purpose OF consulting with the To-
eel Offices of the company
Peter Porter. manager of the Mon.
fezuma company, expects TO leave tor
Bingham this morning TO make an e1-
amina tiou of recent developments upou
this property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
DAY ON CHANGE.
Daily Judge and Columbus Con. Sales
Help Swell General Total.

The advent OF Dsly-Judge aud Columbus
Consolidated stocks Into the sales list Thurs
day helped .un tho price Of the days bus!-
ness up 10 generous proportions IN spite
OF tee rather limited number OF shares
sold Co-lsa was the most active stock OF
rho day, mery thouSand shares passing
tonde from 81 10 cS cents Lower Nam
moth was more active than usual during
the day. selling around 20 cents cash. Dur
ing the day total OF 7l,.0o shares were
sold. representing a market value ot sl,-
1880. The quotations closed as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
NEW BINGHAM SHIPPER.
United Bingham Company During Pres.
ent Week Will Enter Market

N'AN "H~.- va -5i-hVA 4IdA hDt
superintendent Ed. Hoffman, Of The
United Bingham company, arrived in
Salt Lake from Bingham Thursday,
and announced that The United Bipg.
ham company would send a car OF good
ore TO the local market before the end
Of the present week. The resumption
Of shipments from this Bingham mine
will be extremely good news in local
circles. Mr. Hoffman states that the
property is looking very good. and de.
velopments are unfolding sa Satisfactorily.
Another piece of good news i'm.
parted by Mr.. Hoffman was the fact
that on the tunnel level the Silver
Shield management has encountered
three feet OF ore which will run 35
per cent lead. Is ounces silver. 81 gold
and 4 per cent copper. This strike
OF ore is one Of the most encoura pinp
signs OF the year for the Silver Shield
stockholders, and upon development
this resource should widen out into :
banner one IN every way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19

6O0.foot level. and upon the receipt and
us,aiIst;on Of the new electrical equip.
-nent ordered the management wall be.
Gin G driving deeper without delay. The
6srbieyements OF the Cactus during the
nasr few weeks have been one Of the
features OF mining in Utah for year.
The mine suddenly spraug from com.
narrative obseuity into first promiu-
ence, and it is at this time no small
part OF the copper situation now pre-
valling so encouraglnglY IN thls state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Tribune Agents In Nevada.

Copies o! The Tribune will be found on
sale in Nevada a. the following;
Bcatty-Nark & Hancock.
Cherry Creek-Ggey & Collins
Calieato-Jobn Sheir.
Dele1aT-M. c. Kelly.
Ely-ThoHaaS o o'DAlovicb.
EUreka-Ernest II. Mnu.
Goldaeld-Frank LandstTom. Hunter Adv.
Pub. Co.
Gold But:e-W. e. Sharp.
Las Vegas-F. p. Shannon. s l. News Co.
Manh0ttan-Nelson Roundsvcl.
Reno-~Rosen,hsl s. Arusnko. Shepherd i
Son
Rhyolite--Sam Speirs.
Toaopah-w. II. 0'NeiIl. 4. Il. Rouas'
well, sherman & OldfatheE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
MILLS ARRIVING.
Utah Copper Company Is Assembling
Their Equipment

The Utah Copper company is quietly
ton of their buildings at GARFIELD, and
the first section of the steel buildings
has been covered The grading for
the large power plant has about been
completed and the two Huntington and
one Chilean mills have been received
by the company. Excellent progress
is being made By the management in
spite OF the scarcity of both men aud
materials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts for
Thursday, gwen by Mccormick g. Co.
were as follows: Ore, El06,0 900; bul.
lion, $4,000; gold. $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
NEW COPPEg STRIKE.
Southern Pacific Property Scene Of
Very Fine DEVELOPMENTS

WY ! -!!O JOTVIUDIEIU--Vo'
Manager Burnhem of the Southern
Pacific property arrived from Ogden
Thursday, and reports that on the 500.
foot level the mana cement has broken
into a body of copper ore which ASSAYS
Ga per cent copper and $50 gold Not
enough work has been done TO give
any idea of the extent Of tins body,
but the management is rushing devel-
opment work in all directions, and
should have additional good news be-
fore the end of the week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Ore Shlpments.

The Pioneer sampler released the fol.
loving number of cars Of ore Thurs
day, Tlntic, 3; Alta. 2; Ophir, |;
Bingham, !; Stockton. >.
The Taylor and Bruuton sampler re.
leased the following number Of cars;
intic, 10; Nevada. s; California, !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
gULLFRoC STOCKS,
MANHATTAN STOCKS.
BID. Asked II Sd. Asked.
FORENOON SALES.


Montgomery. 100 az SOC
carls5 1900 at SIC. 1900 a. SSo looo at SIC.
huye! thirty days 25o a, SEC 100 at SIC
700 at 5sc. 100 c, 58c, buyer ttIrty days
800 a, see; $500 At eoo. 200 at elc. buyer
paiy.Judge 200 at SHIPS
100 at 7ac. seller :x,y days 200 a: 7ac.
Nevada Hlls 500 Ut s2o2i:
silver saield, !coO az isc, 5000 at t;i.c.
stray Dog 100 q, 5Sc
South Swansea. 1900 e. 6isc.
Beck Tunnel. 200 a. Si.02i.
Ingot. 1000 at nc
Lij,ls chief, 400 a, H. 800 at !ss.c
Scottish Chief 400 az 17c.
Victor Con 1000 az Or
Yankee Con. 1000 at ,i5, 90 at .:Ne
Shares sold. $3.50
Selling value. slS5225o.
OPEN BOARD.
carsa, 100 at 6oc; 100 at Sc buyer sixty
Day Judge 100 al ST. 25
Little Chiei. 500 ~ i5c
Nevada FsiTviesw 500 a, &c
Scottish Chef. 100 AZ l6e.
Uncle san. 500 At iiA.e. buyer sixty days.
Victor Con, 1000 at &c.
Yazkec Con. goo a. isi3c.
Shares sold. $500.
Selling value. S+iS5 jA
AFTERNOON SALES
caglEa. 100 AZ CSC. buyer sixty days 1900
az Sc 400 ~ sc. buyer thirty dlyo Gao
az Sc, 700 a, Soc 200 a. 5ec 1900 at COS.
Lower Mammo,a. 100 a, &c seller s,.ty
DAYS. 1900 az 75c 1000 al 75c seller sixty
days
Memmoth. 200 al sl72ss. 500 az n75.
South Swansea. l0N a. 6i.c.
Utah no at $40.
Beck Tunnel 200 G' 81 o3Is
Lirtle Cbis, l59o n l6c 200 A. iSi,c
Nep York 900 81 2Ic
Tetro 1000 a. .lc
Victor Con +0Oo 81 p,
Yankee Con 200 o. 4sc.
Shares gold is 05O
Selling valve, s7G37 81
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax 10 ar a6c
Columbus Goa: i5o >, sI.s. no 4, y.p
Daly-JGdgc cor a. 81 2s
D-ly 200 ~ s.
N.y Day 1900 A. iSe
New York 1o01 az 16isc
Swansea 5o1 81 i3c
Sacramento, 100 n, iIc
Scottish Chief. z50D a, Isiac
stray Dog go az SOC.
Victor Con. 1000 ~ 9i,c 1000 a, &c
wabash Ii0 OF CSC.
Yankee Con, 200 az isisc.
Shares sold. 200
Sellirs value. sl5.7A.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Ths Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Thursday.
posted by Mccormick & Co. were ss
follows: Silver, zoe; lead, s5.75; COP.
per, pose
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
MINING OFFICES

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Mining Blanks.

Stock certificates. seals, reports. book
lets. Prospector s Manual tCopp 50. SOC
Tribune Job Printing Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Neradas In San Francisco.

james 4 Pollock & Co. furnisA the follow.
ing Shn francisco stock quotations received
over their private wire :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19

Pembroke Rigby, Mining Engi-
neers, l49 Pierpont street, Salt Lake
CITY. Phone 1856.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Boston Stock Market

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the follow
ing Boston stock quotations received over
their private wire:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
100000

Shares OF treasury stock in Salt Lake
Ely Copper Co. for sale az sec share.
CsN or write W. ". Byrne, KENYON
hotel.
J. oBERNpoRFER STOCK BROKER. l6l
6 Main. Tel. Boil 792
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
San francisco Mining STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct l5-Ihe oeiciel
closing quotations for min.pg stocks today