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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
SOUTHERN HILLS

The Cuyahoga mine, which is sit
uated about half way between Key
stone and Custer, is a very promis
ing property and large amount OF
development work has been done on
it during the past winter. Mr..
Gira, who has charge Of the mine,
recently talked with the editor of
this department and gave him the
following information:
The company has large acreage
near what is known as Iron noun
tain. There is an ample water sup
ply, plenty of timber and good
road has been constructed from the
Custer road to the mine. The prop
erty has for its most important ore
body, large body of low grade
gold ore, similar in occurrence and
appearance to the Homestake ore.
But 10 addition, at one side is de-
post of graphite of excellent quail
ity. And beyond this is narrow
view of copper ore, sufficiently rich
to be shipped, which carries gold
values as we'll. The company pro-
poses to put in machinery at once to
work this graphite deposit and pre-
pare the graphite for the market.
Probably, too, the copper will be
mined and shipped to the smelter
And a little later it is the intention
to erect 100 stamp mill and cy-
anide plant and begin operations on
the low grade gold ore. Mr.. Gira
says that work on the mill will
be begun before the summer is over.
Several experts, who have exam
ined this property, have pro-
bounced it most promising prop
osition, and all the development
work that has been done so far .bas
fully borne out this opinion.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06

The experiments which haze been
made at the Gertie tin fine near
Hill City have naturally attracted
considerable attention Through the
Southern Hills. For some weeks
past superintendent Monar has
been operating a one-sta mill
and Whitley table upon Gertie ore
and has produced "a considerable
quantity of high grade concentrates.
Following up these tests, he has
been operating small furnace and
is now smelling the concentrates
into metallic tin. The first run was
made lastFriday and the result was
all that could be hoped for from an
experimental point Of view.
The company has a ten stamp
mill partly built which it expects to
complete and start to operate
shortly. In the meantime the ex-
periments in concentrating and
smelling will be continued.
NJ. Mcclure and James Keenan,
are in the city from their mining
property near Pactola this week on
business. Mr.. Mcclure took his
daughters. Ruth and Frances, tc
the Sisters school at Sturgis
Wednesday and returned in the
] evening. Both of the gentlemen are
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
Citizens Ticket.

A movement which is non-2arti-
san in cearacter has been inaugural
ed for the purpose of securing .
good city administration and to en-,
force the laws against gambling.
To this end q city ticket has been
placed in nomination.
The men whose names are on the
ticket will, ii elected, uphold the
best business interests OF the city,
will give to all citizens a square
deal, aud will endeavor to advances
in every way the best interests Of
the city.
Mayor-C. @. O'Harra.
City Treasurer-Jacob Morris.
City Assessor-John L. Spayde.
Alderman Of First Ward-E. S.,
Allen. #
Alderman of Second Ward-A. Z.
Overpeck.
Alderman Of Third Harry
Marshall.
Alderman Of Fourth Ward hris
Thomson.
The above was brought to the
Union yesterday by Profs. Humbert
and O'Hara with the request that It
be published. This paper is taking
no part aspresentin local affairs, but
is always ready to give a place in its
columns to any reasonable commu-
nication regarding local matters,
without being responsible for the
views expressed. It is as COM
munication from the gentlemen
named that the above article is
printed.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
WEALTH

awaits the Manufactures at
Rapid City. Within a year
FOUR railroads will be making
this place the one distributing
point for the great northwest
"a word to the wise..
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MARKET CAME
NEAR BOOMING.
Stocks Opened Active, Generally
Higher, Demand Being
Very Good.
STRONG BUYING IN NEW SPOTS
Considerable Realizing But Little Re-
acting---Stecl Pfd. Made Record
Pricc-Bonds Were Strong.

New York. Jan. Eth COX ma ket
opened active and generally higher, but
there was a sprlnking Of iosses inelud-
Ing some infiuentll stocks The prnci-
pal changes were amongst the special
ties.
TAX Of encouraging trade conditions
aroused into action the various pools and
chques operating In the metal industl ials
ana they were bid up materially. Except
Tor the unusually large buy,ng OF the
sess active tratnscontlneutai stocks rali-
road shares were not Conspicuous. some
OF inc noteworthy advances were Tennes-
sec Goa, 59., Northwestern and the re-
publlc sIee lstochs 3Ia, Great Northern
preferred ga, General Electric ~, Nlr-
shIa-1 aroma lhemical ~, sloss-oheI
held steel, United states Realty and Cot
ton Dii . American Car Ia, ana Nortn-
ern Paclnc, Norfolk and Western, Mn
neapOlis, ST. paul ana saulte ste NAME,
sugar, racine Aiah L. 5, fipe, twin City.
hapld Transit, Pressed steel Car and
american ice 10 I1s. Inc genera! ac'
tiNlty list Was suid aedvlS idtef l mon
faCitic yieluing n point from It's h.gRe5l
ano AmaigdmAted seling a. mum ueioN
SesieIuay o Closing. Anaconda dropped "
pUint 10 40. 81, PAU uneAoepuVnally
showed strength, rising to lS4l..
brUOh,yn transit rose cuHspi,ously Ia
aud ~. raul vas strong AT an advance VI
Ia. l. >. steel preferred gained "a az
Wa, q record prce, nut tue common
rose an extreme ,, Chicago, ST. PAU,
Minneapolis * Omaha ~ ST. taul pre-
fetred 2, Westinghouse Electro ana New
York Lock ~, and the Kansas a Texas
Il. Ia
ford. Metropolitan Street, Railway and
HIDE and Leather preferred about point.
There was steady prUiit taxing In otner
quarters OF the list, notably Union Pa.
clic. Reading, Amalgamated Copper and
others. Consolidated Gas fell Ia. Penn
syvania rose point al noon,
Bonds were active and Arm.
There was large buying OF the Burlng-
ton Joint Is
buying of an aggressive character de-
veloped In new quarters, several STOCKS
that had been conspicuously backward
In the morning becoming very strong.
There was a good deal ofirealizing at
point or another but very few OF the i'm
a small fraction, st. Pau fell back to
about lS and Sugar also lost its l point
gain. Reading and Western Maryland
improved ~ and Southern Pacific, Min
preferred and Corn Products. preferred J.
On the other hand. New York Central
and st. Louis Southwestern preferred
yielded a point and Beet Sugar IN. Ana
conda made full recovery Of its 10
point loss.
Prominent trading operations were sus-
pended for while and business fell on
greatly with very little change of prices.
Yesterdays sensational movement IN
Tennessee Coal was duplicated the stock
running up over points In brief time.
Minneapolis. St Paul and Saulte Ste
Marie gained and the preferred Z.
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AMERICAN WINS
FROM MAMMOTH.
Dispute Over Ore Settlements
Settled by Court in Favor Of
Smelling Company.
CASE TAKEN AWAY FROM JURY
And Judgment Entered for $500 in
Favor OF Mining Company, Which
Defense admitted Was Due.

The Mammoth Mining company has
lost out in It's suit against the Ameri-
can smelling & Refining company Tor
something over $4,000, alleged to be
due on what was termed breach or
contract
AZ Viii he remembered that the Mann
moth company. prior 10 last year, mad
"a contract with The American. in winch
The latter agreed to purchase all the
ores Skipped from the rmtic pIopert,
on a certain basis Tor the metals con.
tanned IN them. rae mana sealent OF
the Mammoth construed the nieanins
OF the contract in one way. while The
American contendcd that II prosidel
tor something else, The result was IA
dispute.
Inc smelling company mas all alons
been wiling to admit judgment for 49,
500. as the sum que the Mammoth Tor
lead ores shipped, but furtner than that
was not ready 10 concede other tnah
that the mining company had received
all that II was entitled TO.
Judge Marshall, after listening to the
preliminary skirmish OF the attorneys,
took the case out OF the hands OF the
jury and entered judgment for the
ss 500, contending the Mammoth had no
cause for action, thus making the VIC
tory complete for the smelling conf
many.
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RUSH FOR MANHATTAN.
New Nevada Camp Continues 10 Crcnie
Excitement.

The rush to Manhattan continues un-
abaied Some are also returning and
they In their turn create more excite
ment by giving forth favorable re-
ports and exhibiting specimens inpreg-
mated With free glod.
The general consensus OF opinion Is
that the new born district Is AL that
is Represented and Will develop into
camp of permanency.
The following descriptive letter from
Manhattan was received today. says
the sun OF Goldneld.
I'VE arrived here on last July IS and
have been here ever since, We have
been leasing most OF the time but have
not been lucky. We nave three groups
OF good claims and have all OF them
bonded with a good chance TO make
some money.
Now about our little town. on July
IS ours was the second tent here While
now there are about 100 tents and
houses. Building boom is on and town
lots getting higher.
There are two stores. one butcher
shop. seven saloons. 1--WE restaurants,
three lodging houses. two stables, two
lumber yards. one mining oompanys
office and one surveyors office and also
II newspaper oIiCt, ne SttEtS dIt iuii
every night and there isn't half enough
room for sleeping. Another good lodg-
ing house would make money, The
saloons are all making money although
there are not many working men out
side OF leases here. Some Of the leas-
ors are working two shifts. There are
about 400 men around here. There II
considerable activity and for surface
showing II Is excellent. They are find-
ing rich ore every day, There are a few
leasers shipping $500 ore but there are
hundreds OF tons OF milling ore here
There Is talk Of two mills here soon.
The outlook Is good for a permanent
camp. The mineral belt is about ~
miles square. Town lots which sold at
first for 800 are now selling for $500
10 $780, Lots can be purchased at the
lower end of the town now for $780,
which Is in good locality for the fu-
ture. The town OF Central Is three
miles below here and II is building up
the canyon while Manhattan IL building
down. The stage fare fsom Tonopah Is
$780,
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Cattle-Receipts. 100,
market steady. Beeves, 3,Gjn6 %; cows
and hefcrs, i.7jfl4.5O; stockers and feed
ers, 3.60qi. e5; Texans, 3.50qi.S.
Hogs--Receipts. $500; market slow.
weak to cents lower; estimated tomor-
row, 5000 Mixed and butchers, 5 IN
$50, good heavy, 5.S545. 62l2 rough heavy
5,9op5 80; lights. '.3gSiSi pigs, i''oad %;
bulk. 5.3cd545,
shoep-Reoelpts. 1900. market strong
Sheep, Ao0a6.lo; lambs, i.@gs'W.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Jan. -Cattle-Receipts, 1900:
market best steady; others lower Native
steers, 3,J0Q5.j0. cows and heifers, 2.5O9
400; calves, 100000; bulls, and stays,
a0pdi.0V.
Hogs Receipts, 1880: market 5 cents
lower. Heavy. 5.9Qi5.3; mixed S.l1lsgS.2,;
lights. bl5a5.25; pigs, i.5Ou4.S, bulk OF
Sheep-Receipts, 800: market stetady.
Yearings, 6.WGSSO; wethers, 5.l5n5.@;
ewes, tl5g5.0o; lambs, J.0o4i1.O.
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas City, Jan. 9.-Cattle- Receipts,
1860; market steady. Native steers, 40
q6 %; native cows and heifers, 2.ylu4 ~ ,
stockers and feeders, 3.O0u45O; bulls. 2.2
m3.s0; calves, 3.O0n72; western steers,
3.D0a5 80: western cows, 2.2543.5O.
Hogs Receipts, lBo, market cents
lower. Bulk OF sales, 5l545,30, heavy. o.25
aes5; packers, S'9SlS,S9' pigs and lights,
Receipts, 1000. market steady.
Sheep. i.59q6. .. lambs, 6.0lti.15 range
wethers, 6,50g6.W fed ewes, i.oOaJ'W.
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CONCENTRATES.

Chief Engineer Karl Elers and pri-
vate secretary. Frank Schmidt. have
returned from New York.
property at Park City will net the COM
pany about s44 to the ton.
Manager A. NJ. Spooner OF the Mount
Masonic mine at Park City departed
for camp this morning.
The directors OF the New York Bon
ANA met last night and levied an as
sessment OF three cents share.
Charles A. Short, the well known
Fay. New, mining operator. Is up from
the south on brief business trip.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Federal Gold q Copper COM
pany has been postponed to Feb 10.
Supt. Start OF the Fortuna mine Of
Bingham Is In the city today TO con-
fer with Manager Sidney Bamberger.
NJ NJ. Johnson Of the Newhouse
staff, expects to leave for southern
Nevada today on professional busi-
ness.
The Uncle Sam Consolidated divi-
dend OF $4,000. declared at the meeting
of directors Yesterday. will be paid on
the goth inst.
G. ID. Smell. the well known Spanish
Fork banker has purchased the seat of
C. V. Cummings on the Salt Lake Stock
and Mining exchange.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Utah Copper company Il
scheduled to take place at Jersey City.
New Jersey, on the 26th inst.
OF the Charm Mining company, which
owns property In the Drum mining dis
trict, was held during the day.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company, were as follows Crude ore
and concentrate. s32,5oo base bullion.
$4,000.
II is reported that while making ex-
cayations for the new hoist that Is TO
be put up on the St. Louis Magnolia
property of James McGregor and as
sociates, at Park City. some rich ga
lena ore was encountered.
The new directors OF the Butler Lib
eral Mining company. J. j. Corum. n.
~ 1blT - pNIFNFlls ID ~, Lee. III
T. ID. Hammond, l.. ii. Curtis and +.
NJ. Orem, chosen at Yesterdays meet
Ing, will probably meet for organization
during the day,
G.. Pray Smith who several years
ago, was Identified prominently with
mining affairs In the camp of Fay,
New, Is expected to arrive In the city
this afternoon and will take the night
train for the south. Mr.. Smith still
has interests In the Fay district.
A Boston dispatch says: Much bull
ish talk is heard here concerning United
States Mining, which had an advance
OF four points today. report Is cur
rent that important conferences are In
progress regarding the company's at
fairs. which may have an important
bearing on the future Of that property
and possibly later on may result In u
change IN It's control. President Evans
WAC Is the largest individual owner OF
the stock. and who asserts his ability to
control Is not n party to these confer
encss. as he ls detained at his home by
illness. The organization of the In
ternatlonal Metals Selling company by
United States Mining interests is re-
garded as significant There is a ru-
NOR current that the American Smelt-
ing Is after United States Mining. its
principal competitor. and that $50 a
share Is to be paid for such control.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSt CHS.

Il, NJ. Ashton 70 John c. Cutler,
iUJAJ9 feet, lot :, block -, plat A. ~
j. ~ smith to William Evans, oxlV
rods northeast from sluthWest
corner Of lot 3, block y. plat + 49, l.
Andrew Carlson TO August Garrison,
lots 10 and II, block g. hyde faIh
A, i. Eberhardt 20 Matte y. Hen.
shaw. lONi rods, lot 2, block ~ pat
Bergen DeMott TO Edw. l.. Burton;
one third Interest 70 northhaf ot
lot ., block 81, plat B.u".,.','',.
]. q, Casper TO Daniel Densey ct
al, sOAt0 rods .secticn 3. township
4 south, range | west ,...,,.,r,, J.
T.. A. Whitaker to Peter Hack et
al. ilhxlOj feet lot l. block a. :,
plat \ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s.,'.s.''' 49,
Samuel Briuton to c. a. Thomp.
s.n. 81 acres W rods " southwest
quarter Of section 3, township
south, range ! east, etc. .s,.,.'''.' o
George Naylor TO Margaret 4
Freeze. i9jX5o feet, lot z, oioek IL.
tye.acre plat \ ...,.,t..,.......'t,
William ~ Hartman 10 Thomas j..
Williams, part of lot B. block W.
plat C., right of way ....'.;'e.,.,,.
salt Lake County 70 L uited states
Smelling company, part II norih-
east quarter Of section 81. TOWNSHIP
south. range | west ...,,.,.t,.'',',
Salt Lake County 20 Utah copper
company, northeast quarter OF
southeast quarter 'of section ",
town ship'l south, range west '','
Salt Lake County 70 George y.
Boyce, part " northwest quarter
of section ., township 2 south
range | east ...,.,,,..''.''''.''''
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NEWHoUSE AND MERGER.
Rumor Mongers Get Busy and Fix up
\ New Slate.

There has been lull IN rumors from
the east relative to the merger OF sew
eral Of the big copper mines OF the
state and the formation of a company
along the lines OF the Amalganated
But there was some talk on the street
again today and one well known hrok-
err declared he had Information from
the inside" to the effect that Samuel
Newhouse Is going TO put the Boston
Con into the deal on the basis OF $40
n share. and that his Cactus mine goes
in at $40 n share.
II was also stated that Mr.. Newhouse
II slated for the presidency OF the new
corporation.
II Is believed by a good many local
mining men that the properties OF the
Tintic Mining e. Development COM
pany and the Yampa Smelling COM
pany are being considered IT. the pro-
posed merger, which probably accounts
for the delay in the arrival OF Capt.
Henry Stern. president OF those COM
panes, and George II. Robinson, one OF
the directors, and largest shareholders.
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opment work In the tunnel and shaft
at present being In ore. A contract for
zoo feet additional work was awarded to
Woodward and Beck.
A warranty deed from George Ilaver-
camp ct al. to John NJ. Bestelmeyer for
an undivided one-fourth interest In the
Fraction Of Grutll No. mining claim
In Tintic mining district, has been iled
With the county recorder.
A mining deed from Van II. Kent ct
al, 10 Cyrus A. Baker ct al all OF Dem
YER, for the Independent Placer claif,
llthograph stone places claim. 100 acres.
situated between Mud Gulch and Tie
Fork In Spanish Fork Canyon has been
filed with the county recorder. The
consideration nance IN the deed Is $40.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Apex and Carrie Mack Elect Officers
For Ensuing Year.

At the annual meeting OF the share-
holders OF the Apex Mining company,
which owns properties in the Gold
Mountain district. yesterday afternoon.
Timothy Egan was elected president:
Willard +. Snyder vice president: Or
son Keller. manager; Gideon Snyder,
secretary and treasurer, who with Jo-
seph Jarrett, constitute the board OF
directors
The Carrie Mack Mining comopany
also held It's annual meeting yesterday
afternoon, when G. O. Elingwood was
elected president; Chance MckendriCk.
vice president; Gideon Nyder. secre-
tary and treasurer. who, with Sam NJ.
Levy and Charles Mcclellan, make up
the board OF directors.
The ompany is operating property
over on the west side OF the lake In
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NEVADA ORE SHIPMENTS.

The ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad this week aggregated 1924
tons, divided as follows: From ToGo-
pah--Tonopah company, sol tons; Tom
opah Extension company. 258 tons;
Montana Tonopah company, 30 tons:
Belmont. ~ tons; Midway, 100 tons:
North Star, 81 tons. The small ship
ments this week are due solely to a
great scarcity of railroad cars, all Of
the miners having ore on the dumps
ready for shipment -Tonopah Miner
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ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS.

"Outllnes OF ECCLESIASTICAL History.
s175. $3.50, S2.75; The Gospel" 75c
si.25, $3.50. New Witness for God"
81, so. $3.50; Succession In the Presi.
dency." SOC. soc. 75c; Rise and Fall OF
Nauvoo" 81 25. 80. rs; Missouri Perse-
cutions," sl.25. s2.25: Mormon Doc
trne OF Deity" sl.o0. sl.25 and sl.75.
Deseret News Book Store. Salt Lake
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How 70 Avoid Pneumonia.

We have never heard OF a slngle In.
stance II Geld resulting in Pneumona
or other lung trouble when Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken. II not only stops
the cough, but heals and strengthens the
lungs, Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and
refuse any substitute offered Dr. g j.
Bsh0p ~ Aguew Mich. writes. II have
used Foley's Honey ard Tar IN three verg
severe cases or pneumonia with good re-
suits in every ease" For sale by f. j.
Hill Drug CO.
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HEBER j. GRANT & co.
GENERAL AGENTS
20-26 South Main st.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

At a meeting of the directors Of the
Santaquin Mining Company. held OF the
18th day u December. 1906, an assessment
Of l cent uet share was levied on all
the outstanding shares Of the capital
stock OF this company to be paid In in
staliments as follows: One-f fourth q a
cent paid on the frst day Of February.
1906, and one-fourth Of a cent 10 he paid
on the first day Of April, one-fourth OF a
cent 90 be paid on tho first day 81 June,
ard the remaining one-fourth OF cent to
be paid on the first day OF Ausut. 1906.
ard the conditions Of this assessment are
such that any stock on which this one.
fourth az cent II not paid on or before
each date rs Indicated In this notice. such
shares NJ stock will become delinquent
and be subject 20 advertisement and shall
ne -o'd 10 nav such deiinpuent installment
together with expense 81 advertising and
sale Of samc--all remittances 10 be mad
70 j. y. Melton, Secy, -Treas., a. No. 9li
South Seventh East Street Salt Lake
City, Utah.
J. N. MELTON, seey.-Treas
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. "A moderate decline In
the price OF wheat at Liverpool caused
some weakness in the market here TO-DAY.
PIT traders sold freely, the offerings be-
ing taken by commission houses, Liberal
receipts In the northwest added TO the
selling movement May opened Il lower
at sii4 sold up to si9s and then reacted to
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re.
ported receipts Of 52 cars against 2,2
cars q year ago.
clear. cold weather and the decline In
wheat were responsible for an easier feel
Ing I'm the corn market Because OF tho
favorable weather conditions larger per.
centage Of arrivals Is on contract grade;
May opened a shade higher at iiA and
sold on to iisqiiA
oats were 4 tribe caster In sympathy
with other gains. May opened Is lower at
s2A. and sold on to Ssl32s.
Selling by local packers and profit tax;
ing by a number OF small holders caused
an easier feeling In provisions. The price
Of live hogs declined > cents and this
materially aided the hearsh feeling. May
pork was on ~ at li06; lard was down
2ia at 7.I2Is. Ribs were 2'su6 to 6u7ls low
cash: Wheat-Nto 2 red. s7ass; No Q
red, Ssgs1; No hard. sltssts No, hard,
Slgsi. No. northern. sbgs', No, north
ern, Siitpsl; No, spring, sgpS5.
Oats No. 2, ,SlA: No. 3, S0aaSl. -.
visible decrease OF 10000 recovered TO
s37s The close was strong with May ~
sQ1 at S7aqSTs. a
Corn-The nigh point for May was
reached at AS The close was firm with
May up VA at az.
Close, May, MAqS7t; July AHs.
Corn-May, iFs July, i5td45h.
Oats-May S2iaa2iJ July &9.
Pork--Jan,. 1896; May. i3.92i7.
I.ard-May, 1885, Jan, i.j2z; 7.52is;
July, 7.12lg.
Rye-Cash g.
Fiax-Cash. northwestern, IS
Timothy-March, 3,4l.
Clover--Cash. 3.25.
Barley--Cash, 31d55.
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BUYS MIRROR CLAIM,
Bingham Ground Purchased by Shaw.
NUT Consolidated.

The Shawmut Consolidated Mining
company has purchased the Mirror
patented mining claim In Bingham,
adding 20 acres to the compony's terri
tory which brings the boundaries or the
Shawmut property within $50 feet OF
the domains of the Utah Copper COM
pany.
The management OF the Shawmut is
placing the stock of the corporation
on the Boston ma rket