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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
Mining Notes.

Silver took decided slump Friday, reach
inE down as far as 60 &c. Tho general ioel.
ing in local circles. however. is optimistic.
John Dem, president OF the Consolidated
Marcur company. lett Friday afternoon fer
the great copper camp OF Yeclnstnn on min.
ing business
D. P. Rohlfng manager of rho Lulu and
Frisco Contact. has returned from these
Beaver county properties. upon bo,h OF which
being developed somc splendid ore
bodies.
Advces from Ely state that zero weather
is being experienced by the famous copper
center. Companies Ire rushing work upon
their bunk and boarding houses. IT is
thought that the work OF cxca entng Tor The
Nevada Cons solidated smcter will be greatly
retarded by the cold.
Edward McCarrics, one OF the Salt Lsbers
who first upon the field ut Fairv,cw the
first OF the year, will leave within the next
few days, for the purpose OF beginning active
development, work upon mining property
there.
Judge ". J. Snyder has returned from in
vestigotng the recent ore disclosures upon
the Odin property at Park City. The Judge
states that the drift is progressing upon two
feet of which averages between so and
so per cent lead, and also is rich in copper
The large lead values are comparatively re.
cont developments for the Odin, and serve
to strengthen still more the unbouuded con
hdencc tho Odin people have in tho PROPOSE.
ton within their control.
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MEXICO CONSOLIDATED.
Manager Morehouss Presents Report to
Delight the Stockholders.

Il. j.. White, president of the Rino.
nam Consolidated company, now In
Salt Lake from Boston, was in recent
friday OF the report of General Man
ager Frank G, Morehouse of the Mexico
Consolaated company, of which orga-
Frank c. Morehouse. it will 1e''ps. be pe.
called, IS Salt Laker. and the
manner In which he has taken hold of
this Mexican proposition adds still
greater laurels to his long and honor
able list. 1t was upon the report of
tnls property, made by Mr.. Morehouse
ana capt. MacEichie that the pres.
ent owners concluded 10 take over the
same, ana one interesting feature CON
property. is the fact that silver was
selling for So cents two and q half
years ago, when the group was ac.
The Mexico Consolidated company ;s
a dlvldend-payer, distributing So ner
snare per year on it's capitalization of
Zoo,ooo shares. This has been made
possloie' nVe or SIX miles of under.
ground development work has been
done, a mill erected and machinery IN.
stalled, and. paid for all from, the shin.
ments OF ore taken out in pure de.
velopment work. Not pound of ore
mas been stopped from the mine In
sight IN the mine at this time is ore
seulnclent 10 continue dividends for
five years. Mr. Morehouse estImates e
that the ore blocked out will eiveNa
ret profit upon its extraction equal TO
the capitalization. of the COMPANY. or
S2,25o,oo0 net. The total gross value
OF the ores upon the property and en-
route to the market is given al $3.50.
53S.39 Mexican currency.
Mr.. White stated Friday that the
capacity of the mill at present is
eighty 'hye tons a day. This the com
pany will immediately raise to l35
tons, and a cyaniding plant will be
INSTALLED to handle the tailings from
the mill. Mr., Morehouse figures on
saving of 80 per cent of the values
Since the present owners have been in
charge. 26,260 feet of development
work has been done. The vein which
crosses the property for a distance of
5000 feet has been explored upon the
Soto property for 1000 feet. and upon
the Parvenir and Australian claims,
1900 feet. '''
Joseph A. Coram of Boston is presi-
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SALT LAKERs AT DUGWAY.
Dugway Copper Company Opening Up
Large and Rich PROPERTY.

President Peterson OF the Dugway Copper
company. who has been on the property for
several days. returned Thursday evening
from this region very much pleased with
the manner in which the property rs re-
spending 70 the efforts OF the management
Mr.. Peterson stated Friday that the man;
hgement had driven TO the 2oo-foot level OF
the mine. and considerable drifting has
been done upon the vein at this depth. The
lnst % feet upon this drift have been in
ore. and tho last FIVE or six feet was In
ore OF an average value of per cent copper.
Tho vein continues 70 gather strength and
value as il is explored.
Mr.. Peterson Is inclined TO believe that
this vein is the same encountered soue time
So feet of ore carried average OF per
cent copper. Tho ore has been containing &
n large amount OF iron sulphide, which, with
depth, is giving way to the sulph!de Of cop.
per, The Dugway company, composed OF
Salt Lake people. fast is developing big
copper mine. and the officials naturally arc
sreatly pleased over tho outlook Adjoining
their possessions are the properties OF the
St George, another Salt Lake proposition.
tonnagcs Of copper ores III that region
While on his way back from the mine,
and at a point near the Dugway camp, Mr.,
Peterson al some distance long string
of four and six horse teams, heavily loaded,
coming into the district. There were twelve
or more of them in line, and although not
close enough TO distinguish what the char
inclined 10 believe that the OUTFITS CON
tanned railroad supplies for the Western
Pacific Railroad company. There is a new
life being taken on in this I tab mineral
region, and its merits are being demon
strated with eacb weeks work, .-.
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ONTARIO TUNNEL.
Company Secures Large Flow of
Water Through Channel,


The process of unwatering the Onta
rio, DAILY and other Park City mines
affected by the condition of the Ontario
dram tunnel for a. year and more past
goes on satisfactorily, and within the
neXI day or two some very satisfactory
progress seems assured. General Man
ager Rood stated Friday morning that
the company had made connections
between the old tunnel and the drift
that has been driven parallel to it for
several hundred feet, the connections
now being timbered and cleaned up.
Mr., Food also stated that the flow of
water was large. and that the results
would be fast from now on if iudl-
cations are to be credited
No more interesting work has ever
been attempted in the camp of Park
City perhaps than that by which this
long and important avenue for water
has beer reclaimed by the management
or the Ontario company. No small
credit is due them for the manner in
which they accomplished the dangerous
and telling task. set before them. No
small credit is due the men employed
who, for months, have worked under
conditions that are calculated TO try
the nerve and physical properties of
Human kind The effect Of improved
conditions upon half score of Park
City mines has been noticeable during
the past few days, and the new Ontario
tunnel means in large sense new
Park City. 1t is to the credit of the
camp, however, that in spite of the
condition of this drain tunnel. for over
a year, during which time many of the
prominent mines had to abandon deep
work, the production from Park Cityv
'inrlng the past twelve months has been
greater than ever before in the history
of the camp.
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FINE COPPER ORE
IN BIG COTTONWOOD
Big Cottonwood Copper and
Gold Mining Company Is
Hard at Work.
TUNNELING INTO ORE
BODIES AT GOOD DEPTH
Salt Lakers Registering Some
Very Satisfactory Results
at Present Time.

A region of the State fast coming
| into prominence owing to the splendid
copper showings being unearthed is the
Big Cottonwood mining district, where
there are centered innumcrable Salt
Lake interests. One of the most active
companies operating there is the Big
Cottonwood Copper and Gold Mining
company, an organization that has Just
laid In a full eight months of supplies
that work may continue during the win
ter without interruption. Col. n. Ire"
week, when asked regarding the work
being carried on at this property, stated
TO The Tribune Friday:
The company is running deep tun-
mel from the Big Cottonwood side, this
working now is In distance of 600
feet This is a crosscut tunnel, and it
will strike under the ore body, which
was developed in the Relief shaft, at
depth of nearly 700 feet. This ore
body averages z per cent copper. and
So in gold and silver. The orc is a sui
phide and by analysis is found to con-
tain practically its own fuxing ele-
ments. The main contact will be inter
cepted in this tunnel inside of 200 feet
from the present face. In running this
tunnel we encountered a assure of
strong. character running east and west.
drift has been run at this point and
is now in distance of 20 feet. Some
very good ore is making its appearance
In this drift, and the entire face is in
ore of milling grade.
There is a body of ore on The sur
face along the line of this 6ssure which
shows to be all of fifty feet in width,
drift should cut this body by further
extension of 100 feet. This ore body
makes down in granite, along the line
of the hssure, running in westerly
direction towards the main contact. The
contact vein is between granodiorite
and limestone, standing at an anglo Of
about so degrees from the horizon,
dipping slightly to the west. The con-
tact is the same that the Mountain Lake
Mining compsny's property is situated
upon.
The latter company now is running
a deep tunnel on the Snake Creek side
Of the Mountain which will cut the vein
at depth of 100 feet below their pres.
ent workings, 1t is a very important
piece of work to the entire district and
! have no doubt whatever Of It's sue
cess. Mr.. Knight and associates are to
be congratulated upon the nerve and
energy shown in undertaking this i'm
portant enterprise. 1t means a great
deal TO the. Snake Creek and Big Cot
tonwood mining districts -
1t Will be recalled that the Big Cot
tonwood Copper and Gold Mining COM
pany was recently reconstructed in this
city: The share capital Of the organ.
lzation is 100000 shares, of a par value
Of S. each. Fortyfour per cent of the
stock Is reserved in the treasury for the
purpose Of developing the property. The
stock is nop.assessible- Col Treweek
states that a small block of the stock
would be distributed soon among his
most intimate friends of this city, but
the main financing Of the company will
be done In the East.
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LOCAL TALENT AT JOHNNIE.
Salt Lakers Have Extension of Ores
From Johnnie Consolidated,

j. A. Foley OF this city. who. with his
Salt Lake associates, has some extensive
Nevada and Greenwoter holdings. has re-
turned from the great camp OF johnnie
where so much rich gold ore is being dis.
covered. Mr.. Foley and associates own prop
erty adjoining the Johnnie Consolidated
mine, and from all the surface indications
resources with depth as the latter organizs.
ton hos done in the past several years OF
Development work. From the surface OF his
property Mr. Foley broke off several pieces
OF ore showing free gold in profusion, the
values running anywhere from S14 TO $500
per ton. The surface hardly has been
scratched in this group. and the campaign
OF development work soon 10 be on in
dead earnest will undoubtedly give fine re-
turns.
The Johnnie Consolidated company has
very large milling proposition on their hands
although n great deal OF their ores will run
exceedingly high in gold. This company,
states Mr.. Foley, has reached depth Of
700 feet and orc is present each foot OF
that distance. The town OF johnnie ia
growing into prominence fast The camp
and bank building Ia being erected. The
whole camp, in the opinion OF Mr.. Foley,
will make one of the most reuuneTativo
gions OF the State. The copper contents of
the ores found upon his ground provide an.
pie reason TO expect 8 great deal more than
gold results when any depth has been
reached
Mr. Foley is very enthusiastic also over
the showings that are being made in Green.
water. Butte people have secured the prop.
critics that Salt Lakcrs should have &C.
quired. but recent history shows that many
Of the local talent are stirring their stunps
IN the most approved fashion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
RICH S|LVER-LEAD
ORE At STOCKTON
New Stockton Company Up
raises Into Entirely New
Resource of Value.

Owing to the fact that each work
ing upon the 1O00.foot level of the
New Stockton property at Stockton
has been, and still is in ore, the man
agement has had to pay more atteE-
tion to the developing of up@er levels
and in exploring more closely the
numerous ore tonnages blocked out
ment work, the lowest level being
clogeed with ore. As a result of this
programme the management is dlselos-
ing some results never before con
sidered possible in the property, 1t IS
not until the developments upon the
low level had been recorded that the
stockholders realized fully what
magnificent proposition was within
their hand.
Superintendent Tom Gallagher, who
left Friday morning for the mine, came
in the day before for the purpose of
having confirmed mine assay be made
the previous day, While running an
upraise from the S50-foot level on
fssurc of the Katherine vein an ore
shoot was struck which has been III
creasing in size very rapidly as the
miners drove their way into 1t. Thurs.
day this new ore body was six feet in
width. and so rapidly has IL widened
that it was not less than ten feet Fri
day evening. Mr., Gallagher had two
samples of this body assayed for
their silver and lead contents. The re-
suit was one of the greatest surprises
of the season.
The first sample ran 25.4 ounces sil.
yer and 49.1 per cent lead. The second
ran 80 ounces silver and $50 per cent
lead While no tests were made for
copper, it is considered certain that the
red metal contents will average we'll.
The ore is of character never before
encountered in the New Stockton, and
as it will make into money extremely
fast, the results of the next few days
development will be watched closely
by the numerous local stockholders IN
the company.
The management is driving the main
shaft down to the 1150-foot level. and
as soon as practicable this working
will be extended down as far as the
1500-foo station
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
OPENING NEW MINE
IN DEEP CREEK CAMP
Western Pacific Copper Com
pany Owns Adjoining Group
to Gold Hill.

A company composed largely of Salt
short time ago for the purpose of tax
ing over and opening up finely
mineralized group of properties ad.
joining the famous Gold Hill group of
the Western Utah Copper company.
This organization is known as the
Western Pacific Copper company, and
John H. McCrystal, the vice-president
of the organization, has returned from
inspecting the development work being
carried forward there. The Western
Pacific company owns approximately
920 acres next to the Gold Hill. being
on the south and east of the latter, and
that this company has the extension
OF the Gold Hill resources goes without
SAVING
Mr.. McCryetal states that. while a
great deal of exploratory work has
not been done yet, all the surface con
ditions that characterize tho Gold Hill
are present upon the Western Pacific
possessions. Tho company has some
fine surface showings upon each claim,
and everything serves to urge forward
development work. The management
Is cr1FlDg several shafts and two tun~
nels, and by the end of the present
winter sufficient should be accomplished
To demonstrate that this organization
has one of the large mines Of the Deep
Creek section. Mr.. McCrystal says
that the necessary buildings have been
erected, and the property is in good
shape for the winter
E, j. Yard is president Of the West
ern Pncihc company, j. H. McCrystal
vlco-president, and E. \. Clark secre.
tary and treasurer. The above gentle
men with C. o. Baxter and J. w.
Gwynn compose the board of direc-
tors.
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Group.

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Tribune Agents in Nevada.

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dent of the company, and l.. T. Troull
is vice president. The directors, III ad"
dition 10 these gentlemen, are e.. II.
White, S. S. Rosestamm, w. ;. Nc
Corpick, J. Himmighofen, H. II.
Rogers, s. W. Richardson, G. c. Beck
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
DAY ON CHANGE.
Friday Was Quiet Day, With Demand
for Ely Stocks.

Friday was decidedly on day on the local
exchange Only 1890 shares OF stock were
market value OF s25. eco 80 None Of the stocks
regularly listed were In demand. the unlisted
stocks OF Ely companies occupying much OF
the time. Nevada Fairview. Victor Consol
dated. Ingot and New York were mostly in
demand. The quotations for the day closed
as follows.
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Boston Stock Market,

James A. Pollock Co. furnish the fol-
lowing Boston stock quotations, received over
their private wire:
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Ore and Bullion

The ore and bullion receipts for FRIDAY
Ore, $4,000; bullion. $4,000; gold. sasoo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released the fol.
lowing number OF cars OF ore Friday. Alta.
A Stockton, g: Idaho. Q. Tiutic. 3
The Taylor & Bruntou SAMPLER released
the following: Tintic. II; Park City. 2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24

DR.. Charles Flesh Food. the greatest
beauti6er in the world, is having a
tremendous sale. HILL DRUG CO. are
the a~ents.
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Nevadas in San Francisco.
James A Pollock &; Co furnish the fol
loving San Francisco stock quotations re
ceivcd over their private wire:
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Special TO The Tribune.

The Metal Market.
The metal quotations for Friday. posted
by Mccormick & Co, were as follows: Sill
vcr, 6o7sc; lead, S5.T5, copper. 2laso
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24

Ask your grocer FOR Vienna Bakery
bread and cakes. "Tbe best"
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FORENOON SALES.
Csrisa. 100 al sl.15 so at Sl2o: 900 at
Sl.l2iz
Silver King. 80 at s22.
Scottish Chief 1000 at ili5c,
Victor Con-. 1000 at &c
Shares sold. $500.
Selling value. S32o750.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax. 300 at &c
C3risa. 2l00 at Sl.i2ik.
Con Mercur, 100 at isc.
paly-Judge. 10 at Sl2.1o.
Little Chief. 500 at 17izc.
Lower Mammoth. 800 at 94c.
Mammoth. 100 at Sl42L2
New York. 1900 ut 2Sc.
Nevada Falrview. 100 at 32c; 1000 al 31c-
Wabash, 100 at 42c.
Shares sold. 1850.
Selling value. $ll.655.
AFTERNOON SALES
DAILY. 100 at s2c5
May Day, 500 at 1sc.
Ontario. 200 at $3.50.
Sacramento 1900 at lie
New York. 1000 at 26c. 100 at 25,tc.
South Columbus. 100 at 4ec.
Yankee Con-. 100 et 43c
Shares Sold 5000
Selling value. Slsa45o.
OPEN BOARD.
DAILY. 200 at Sos
Daily West. 20 al 5000
Ingot, 1000 at 2Ac; 1000 at 2ikc
Ontario, 1870 az $3.50
Victor Con-. 5000 at 1oc: 1000 at 9gAc; 1000
at i0kc. buyer sixty days.
Columbus Con. 300 at $5.25, 300 at Sc 40:
20 at So i5.
Uncle Sam Con: 900 at sec,
Shares sold. 1850
Selling value: sa26s5O
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. o3-The Official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Adver-
tl8ement.

mortgage, executed and delivered by Ernest
B. Arnold and R.. o. Arnold, his wife, mortgag-
ors to the Northern Land and Mortgage, Com
day aays 81 june, 1885, sss,G and lfai flea for record in i the The
office of the register Of deeds of the county of
Mclean and state of North Dakota, on the 18th
day of June, 1903, and recorded in book F-9 of
mortgages, at page Z, and assigned by said
Winona Savings Bank, dated. the 18th day of
June, 1903. and filled for record in the office of
said register of deeds on the 18th day of June,
1903, and recorded in book H of assignments
at page 2S6, and assigned by the said Winona
gage Company, a corporation: dated the 10th
day of April, and recorded in book H., of
mortgages at page 2Sl, will be forecloscd by a
sale Of the premises in such mortgage and here
house in the village of Washburn in the county
Of Mclean and state of North Dakota, at the
hour of W O'Clock p. m. on the 25th day of
June, 1906, to satisfy the amount due upon said
mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises described in said mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are those
certain premises situated in the county of Nc
Lean and state of North Dakota. described as
follows, towit:. The southwest quarter of sec
ton three (3l in township one hundred fifty
tanning one hundred sixty acres, more or less
according to the government survey.
There will be due on such mortgage on the
day OF sale the sum of $s347 81, and the sum of
at the date of sale the sum of s376.61 and the
costs of foreclosure and sale.
Dated at Harvey, N. D., this 10th day of May,
Assignee and Mortgagee.
Attorneys for Assignee,
Harvey, N. D. 5-1S