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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2l6 u. +. Walker Block
NEW YORK BONANZA.
strike Made Last Week Is said to be
Holding Out Good.

The strike made last week IN the New
York Bonanza, says the Park city Rec
ord. Is holding out Well, a good sized
streak OF ore, varying from q few
inches To three feet In width being ex-
posed. Returns from this ore show 700
ounces silver li,9 per cent lead and
$40 IA gold. Besides this the vein mat
ter is all highly mlneralized. The strike
Was made oil the ZOO level under the
ninze sunk from the Gao and Is probably
the contact OF the south drift The d.
rrctors OF the company VIII meet II.
salt Lake Monday, and It will then be
decreed TO levy no assessment this
month the showing being such as To
make It unnecessary. Hauling was
commenced today and though the ROADS
are IN fearful condition, an extra effort
will be made to get the product on the
market without delay. The local direc.
tors OF the company are elated over
existing conditions.
At the Daly-Judge drifts arc being
pushed In the two faces OF shipping on
the 1900 level In one OF these the
percentage OF iron il quite large, but 1t
Is believed by the company that IT is
better to ship It direct than to subject II
to the expense Of concentration. espec-
tally as the company's contract calls
for an excess of iron over silica. In the
other drift the values are nicely dis
trlbuted.
ore shipments Silver King, 1,6l7.ssO;
DAILY West, 1907 900, Little Bell, 10000;
DAILY Judge, 7130oo; DAILY Judge Mid
ding, $4,000. Grand total. 4,Os4 $50.
Reports have been current this week
TO the effect that there will be some
thing doing" at the Thompson property
In the near future; that II will be de-
veloped through the DAILY Judge work.
ings or purchased by that company.
Nothing definite has been given out,
however. and 1t Is probable that the ac-
tiyity In DAILY Judge and the excellent
location u the THOMPSON has stimu-
lated the interest. No work whatever
has been done at the Thompson since
tine company was organized some TIRES.
years ago, but the stock Is listed and
shows considerable trading. The ma
jority OF stock Is held by wealthy men,
the treasury II In healthy condition.
aud one Of these DAYS work viii be
commenced and the stock win soar up
ward.
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THE GODIVA MILL
Plant at Eureka Win he Started Dur
ing Present Month.

The delayed shipment OF machinery
for the Godiva mill arrived today, ana
Supt Jackson McChryNal says the
mill Will he In operation by the 2gth Of
the present month II there IL no fur
ther trouble says the Eurukt Report
en- Mr.. McChrystal states that he Nv
getting things into shape at the mine
for the handling OF such ore as viii be
treated In the mill.
Work at the mine has been almost
AT standsill for some time because
the management did not care TO
handle tine ore twice prefelrlng TO
take II direct from the mine to tho
mill or course some Of the ore which
viii be put through the mill when il is
started VIII be taken from the dump
MS a great deal of low grade orr has
accumulated during the several years
that the mine has been In operation
Some of the ore In the mine from
which first class has been sorted i'm the
past VIII be turned right into the mill
without any sorting whatever. and
Mr.. McChrystal expects to put force
az work upon this and other grades Of
ore at once II is hardly likely that
any effort win be made to take out ore
of q shipping grade unless Il happens
To come along with the milling ore.
Tho hoist at the old Rabbit Foot
mine at Silver CITY. which was Jumped
on the FIRST of the year because the
owners failed to DO the annual as
scssment work, VIII be shipped to
Carbon Mont
The sampliug OF the Mammoth mine
started IN earnest yesterday and viii
be continued until the entire mine has
been covered, The work IL being done
by Messrs Wilson. Ralnsford. Rigby
ana Wlcks, who completed the samp-
ling Of the Carisa mine last week.
The lease on the old Sunday mine
at Silver city which Is owned by Dr.
Haryeile. Fred Knause and George
Jones of Robinson. Is reported to DO
one of the most promising IN the south
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

omaha, April ,--Cattle-Receipts, 5000:
market strong TO 10 cents higher, alive
steers, Ofi5.5 g COWS and heiters 3.0pn
AIS. western steers, ,2jI4.@ Gamers,
5oq2 Is: stockers and feeders. 2.,5n4 60;
calves, 3.0o0fG8O; bulls and stays, 2.N4
i.25
Hogs Receipts 400 market strong 20
6. 22iga6.g5: light .2Oas, %; pigs, 5.0ae 10;
bulk, 6.25q6.3o
sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady.
Yoarlngs, 550m6.2O wethers 5'Ndo' 10;
ewes, l.5Qaj.i5; lambs, 6.916,So
CHICAGO.
chicago, April --Cattle-Receipts, 49,
90. market strong to 10 cents higher.
Beeves i.00qt6.35; cows and helfers, l1Vg
800; stockers and feeders, 2,Sqi.lo
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market . cents
higher; estimated tomorrow, 1900 Mixed
and butchers, 6.30q652ls; good heavy, $40
1850: rough heavy, 6,20d6 IS; lights, $50
Q6. i1l2; pigs 5.0n6.25. bulk 6.i21sn6, AZ n.
sheep Receipts, 5000; market steady.
sheep, 325a6.f9; lambs, 5.O0uS,6o
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, April e.--Cattle--Receipts.
S,eDo. market strong to 10 cents higher.
Native steers 4.25l6.0o; native cows and
helfers, 2.25q6,l5; stockers and feeders.
3, 004i 80; bulls. 3.00Qi 49, calves 3.Ocn6. 10 /;
western fed steers, 3.oOa6.2o, western fed
cows, 27Sd450.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 market strong to
cents higher Bulk, 6,Sa6.&; heavy, $50
n6.31i2; packers, 6,2Ja6.iIls; pigs ana
lights, 5.2jl632i2.
Sheep Receipts, 10000; market steady.
Muttons T. 70q6 90, lambs, 6.00di5 60; range
wethers, 5,50f6,25, fed ewes, i75n5D.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, April 9--Wheat was steady at
the opening today, news being favorable
partly 10 bulls and partly TO bears. Of
ferlnRs were light, the worlds shipments
were larger than had been estimated and
the weather considered favorable for the
new crop. May wheat opened unchanged
to a shade higher at 7I%m777s to IT'S, sold
up to rs and declined to I'ss.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of Jas cars
Corn opened firm because of reported
sharp advance In prices at Liverpool, May
opened !. to q higher AT i6Ss to i6|s and
eased ofY to As.
Oats opened firm. May a shade TO ftn$.
higher at 2lSs TO 3l5s Later 1t declined to
3lSs where for at time 1t held steady,
Provisions were very quiet, Prices were
up slightly because OF a 3 cents advance
I'm the price of live hogs May pork was
"a higher at 1875. lard was up "a and
ribs were 2Gn5.
Close: Wheat May, u.s. July, IN.
C'orn-May, l6diGls; July, bSsdi57s-
Oats--May, 3l&; July, 2oB.
pork-May Is 2la; July iS,S2lgfil6.S5.
Lard-May, S.57ig; July, s.12is
Ribs-May, S.12i9Ns.15; July, ss2igao IS.
FlaX-Cash, northwestern. l,lS
Ryc--Cash, 64n65,
Timothy ST..
Cluver-Cash 300.
Blrley--Cash, SSg3j
NEW YORK.
New York April a-sugar. raw. steady
Fair refining 3 l-92aS lis; centrifugal, 80
test. 1910, molasses sugar . 25-391f
1916.
Refined Steady. Crushed. SO; powder
ed $50; granulated, 40
Coffee--Steady. No. Rio, s1-l6.
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STOCK MARKET
OPENING QUIET.
Price Changes From Saturday
Except in a Few Specialties
Were Small.
YIELDED AND THEN HARDENED
And Then Prices Went Back When
Cali Money Opened Above 20
Per Cent,

New York, April 9,--The opening trade
in the stock market today was quiet and
the price changes from Saturdays level
were small except in Il few specialtics
and mixed between gains and losses. Ana
conda was run up ~. but more than lost
the gain within a few minutes, North
western gained a point and the United
States Rubber lost as much.
Very few stocks moved as much as half
point in either direction form last week q
close Prices yielded slightly after the
opening then hardened and again receded
when call money opened above - per cent,
Wisconsin Central preferred yielded 21s,
Prices Yielded but lightly and hardened
again before noon. the rally reaching "a
point IN Reading and Amalgamated. Tx
treme declines were Tennessee Coal Ia
Great Northern preferred and Wisconsin
Central ~, and New York Central and
Minneapolis, st. Paul and sault Ste Marie
a point,
Bonds were irregular at noon.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's local markets. the grocery
men are Offering new spinach, new po-
tatoes, new green peas and egg plant;
and the fish men are Offering shad roe.
This last IS considered a great delicacy,
and Is much In demand on the coast
where II is cheap; but inland prices are
apt to be high. as here, where II Is
40 cents.
Oats are up a nickel, and alfalfa Is
up a dollar wholesale, But with the
advent of pleasant and drier weather,
the roads will be soon IN better shape
for travelling and then hay will be sent
In with rush. Cars Of oranges, ba-
nanas. with new Idaho potatoes, new
peppers tomatoes, etc, continue to ar
rive. There is plenty ~ poultry re-
ported, and all kinds OF fish, and n
car OF dried onions from Ogden. The
prices obtaining IN today's local mar
kets are as follows:
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the News that very little stock would
go by default
President Pringle Of the Con. Flag
staff plues at Alta. who reached TINS
city from California on saturday eN-
poets 20 leave for Alta tomorrow on an
Inspection trip after which lie VIII re-
turn to his home IN Detroit.
The recent floods IN the south played
havoc with the road built last year by
the management Of the Utah & Eastern
COPPER company IN Washington, county.
About l5 miles Of the 40 were washed
ouf and will have to be practically re-
built
y. II. Mead. who has been making
roundup OF Nevada camps. IN the
Interest OF u, n. Peery for several
weeks. has returned just about rs en-
thusiastic us anyone can be over the
possibilities Of not only Bulfrog,. Gold
field. rOnopah Manhattan and Fair
View. but other camps out that way
The killing of sheriff Logan at Man
haitian, Nevada, last saturday, Is deep
~ deplored by local mining men, who
are interested IN Nye county properties.
The deceased WAS one Of the first TO
locate in Tonopah after the location
Of the Mizpah ledge by Jim Butler. He
was good officer ana was well liked
by all who knew him.
There is great excitement at Buena
Vista, over In the White mountains.
News was brought I'm yesterday from
there by John Van Wrinkle that a new
strike had been made two miles west
of Buena Vista by man named
Brown. Samples OF the ore run as
high as $4,000. He also brought TO
Goldiield some Of the ore from the new
find and viii have an assay on same
this evening or tomorrow, and VIII give
the result for publication. --Goldheld
Sun.
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OVERLAND MILL.
Plant at Sunshine TO 20 Into Commits
sion In 40 Days.

The overland Gold Mining companv's
cyanide mill at sunshine, Tooele coun-
~, viii go into commission In about
90 days At least that Is the present
program mapped out by Manager Il. w.
Clark.
In sinking the new working shaft. the
big orc body cutting through the prop
erty was encountered nj $50 feet depth
ana has since continued on down
through 1t over 900 feet, or 80 feet in ore.
Manager Clark has directed his supcr-
intendent TO commence blocking pre-
paratory to extracting the ore on an
elaborate scale. The deposit, 10 the
satisfaction of Manager Clark aud as
soclates, seems TO have maintained the
values disclosed nearer the surface In
the old workings, and II anything. they
are better. The reserve bins at the
mill win hold $50 tons of ore while tho
tankage capacity Of the plant is about
1000 tons.
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SCHMITTROTH SUED.


On Saturday afternoon, the CONSOLE
dated Jefferson Gold & Copper Min
ing company filed an action in the
Third district court against Nicholas
Schmttroth, former president and
manager, In which the court Is asked
to restrain the defendant from dispos-
ing of any Of his interests In the ocin-
pany, which amount to $40 900 shares.
VI Is alleged that AN agreement exists
whereby II was understood that the de-
PENDANT would urn into the treasury
OF the company a block of $4,000
shares Of his stock. This. 1t Is alleged.
he has not done and the object of
this suit is 10 compel him to do so
by order OF court
II is stated in the complaint that
the treasury stock Of the corporation
has become exhausted and that it has
no development fund.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

end OF Tintic. The leasers now have
about Is tons of ore mined ana assays
show good values IN silver and copper
The icnsers at the Eureka I'm mine
established n new record IN the way of
shipments last week when they sent
out 20 carloads OF ore. The large
amount of ore shipped from this mine
IN March VIII mean a big puy hay tor
the leasers on the l5th OF this month,
when they receive their checks for all
ore shipped last month.
Supt Jackson McChrystal states that
the usual amount of work is going on
at the Gemini and Ridge 4 Valley
mines and that the heavy shipments
which have been in order for some
time Will be continued. While there
is nothing particularly new. the con-
dltIons at the Ridge q Valley are most
encouraging and with the necessary
ore chptes and other improvements it
is an easy matter to handle the ore
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FOR THE UTAHNA.
Frank JardIne Moving Things AT Prop.
erty Near Goldfcld.

An outfit consisting of mining tools,
provisions ana complement Of four
men. left this morning for the Cactus
Peak country. twenty miles east OF
Goldheld, says the Goldield Review.
1t Is their intention, under the man
agement of Frank Jardine, to begin
development work ON the Utahna Gold.
field Mining company's group of
twelve claims, The property is situat-
ed about three miles west OF the peak
ana IL traversed by many huge dikes
of quartz which it is the Intention TO
thoroughly prospect by II series of
shafts and crossCuts.
The company Is comparatively
close corporation, the officers and d.
rectors residing in Salt Lake Ci.G
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.


The week opened with the sale OF a.
7i5 shares OF stocks during the fore.
noon calls, for which VAS paid the sun
of $2,l9l,
There We're buyers op hand ready 10
take DAILY Judge and a little over 500
shares 81 and up 20 yl20j, with tho
recovered about All Il lost during H.,
close " last week and ended the fore,
noon With a sale OF 1000 shares marked
up at 90 cents. New York opened weak.
ar, but afterwards stIffeaed Thomp
son found buyers AT 234 cents ana
Uncle Sam 49,
The closing quotations and sales
were;
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!. OBERNDoRFER
Stock Broker
Tel Bell 792 i61 g. Main 81
EXCURSIONS TO TWIN FALLS
April 18th and 18th.

Via Oregon Short Line for sale OF
school lands at Twin Falls. April l6,
and opening Bull tuwnsite, April A.
Round trip from Salt Lake $l1.65,
tickets good for return TO April so.
Bull II situated IL miles west Of
Twin Falls City In the Twin Falls tract
and Is surrounded by a large territory
OF choice lands all Of which will be
under irrigation Tor this seasons crops,
Many improvements are taking place
Including the construction of a $4,000
hotel. See agents for further par
tculars city ticket office 2Ol Main ST.
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ToNoPAH CONSOLIDATION.
West End Gets One Million shares,
Says san Francisco Dispatch.

A San Francisco correspondent Of
James A. Pollock a. CO., wired today
that the move undertaken some time
ago looking towards consolidation "
the MacNamara, Ohio T0nopah and
West End mines at ronopah had re-
suited in success, and that the basis OF
consolidation would be: The West
End shareholders TO get 1.0O0.0o0
or one-half the stock of the Amtlga-
mated company the Ohio and Mac
Namara companies to have 250,00D
shares each, while the balance. or 500,-
600 shares, Is 10 90 into the treasury.
\ private message received IN the
city last Saturday inferred that TIC
MacNamara shareholders would have
100000 shares and those of the Ohio
Tonopah, 100000 shares,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Daily Judge, $50 at 1900; 100 at l2.o2ls
rs at res,
Little Bell, 100 ut SIS. leo at $751;
May Day 600 at 81 800 at 27ta. 500
AT 27N, seller 60: 500 az 277,: I 500 at 81
800 at 2sh 5000 at ISL 1000 az PSI
1000 at Is, seller 30, so az aS. seller Go.
800 at 2Sis, buyer so. 1000 at %. buyer
60. $50 at csas 500 at 2Si2.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at l,36; $50 at 40
New York. 500 at 80, 800 at 81 loo
AT MA $500 at %; 500 at S2is; 1900 a
81; 1000 al 33h, 800 at 32is. seller 60. 200
at 52% 1000 at 80, seller so; 500 at 32is.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Columbus Con. 100 at 73O 300 at 1.35,
wv at 1914, 100 at AS buyer 50.
MAY Day, 1000 at 2S; 500 at IN, seller
w; 1000 at ~. buyer w,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
ers for further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division In and for Salt Lake C0m-
~, state " Utah, IN the matter Of the
estate " Elijah II, Sheets Deceased. Mo-
tlce --rhe petition Of Edward l.. Sheets.
Edwin 5. sheets nnd Heber s Sheets. ex
ccutors Of tho estate ~ Elijah +. sheets.
deceased, for confirmation ~ the sale Of
the following described real estate Of the
decedent. to-wit; All OF lots aud \.
block ~, plat "B." Provo CITY suryery, OF
building lots IN Provo City, Utah County,
state OF Utah, for tho sum Of $500 Aud
upon the following terms to-wit. Cash
upon confirmation as appears from tn
return Of sale, filed In this Court, has been
set for hearing on Saturday, the 2ist day
Of APRIL A, ID. 1905 az 10 o'clock a. m,
At the County Court House. In the Court
Room Of said Court IN Salt Lake city.
Salt Lake County. Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the scvl thereof affixed this 9TH day OF
April a. y, i9o6,
(SeaO j. L. ELDREDGE. JR,, Clerk.
BY w. H. Farnsworih. Deputy Clerk.
Young s Moyle, Attorneys for Estate.
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APRIL 18th. APRIL 18th,

The respective dates Of sale Of 1, 900
acres OF Idaho school land at Twin
Falls, Idaho and opening Of Buhl
townsite, II miles west of Twin Falls
IN the Twin Falls tract Excursion vin
tho oregon Short Line April II and Is.
Sti65 Salt Lake TO Twin Falls and
return, limit April 80. city ticket Of
flee 20l Main street
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STRIKE NEAR SARATOGA
lspeclal 10 nc "News. !"

Saratoga, Wyo., April IA rich strike
has recently been made IN the Arlington
mine In the Savery district, near here.
The lead has been opened I'm three
places, aud free gold quartz has bee,
found in al Of the cuts.
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Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping, nausea, nor any weak
ening effect. Ask you druggist for them.
% cents per box.
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WOOL.
81. LOUIS.

St Louis, April 9-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 22u23. fine
medium, glm25; fine, lsl2l.
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS'

"a y. So Temple. Tel. 9io Ind. 9lo-k
Bell
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New York, 900 AZ SEA 1000 at 81.
star Con-. 1000 AZ lih.
Thompson, 800 at 2Sl2.
Uncle Sam, 100 at 49,
REHABILITATION
shares. Value.
Regular call ............2161j S229t.25
Open board ........n, 400 6,sa6.f,
Forenoon totals ......S4,775 s27,isi 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-23
stead of going to Baltimore.

stead of going to Baltimore. The
trouble has been heretofore that
they haven't seemed to realize that
Washington was out after the bust
ness, could handle it after they got
it, and could do just as much for
southern merchants as Baltimore or
any other place on earth. AS a re-
suit of this trip expect to sell many
hundreds worth of goods in this Vi
cinity in the near future, and | think
that the tour of the special will prove
of permanent benefit to my firm and
to the business public Of Washing
ton generally
George P. Robinson Of the George
p. Robinson Company, Inc, joined
the special Friday morning, and by
7 o'clock Friday evening he was the
happiest man for miles around. An
hour after Mr.. Robinson started out
from the Greater Washington Spe-
cial he had closed a deal whereby
two wealthy business men OF Lynch
burg purchased for $I60,5oo about
fifty acres of land in the northwest
extension of Washington. The prop
erty is to be subdivided and put on
the market this fall under Mr.. Rob-
inson's direction.
Il shall always feel grateful to The
Star just for the mere fact that it
sent out from Washington the great
exposition special. | came down
here Just for a couple of days and my
visit has been successful beyond my
widest expectations. If | could by
any possibility spare the time from
my business in Washington | should
stay with this train to the journeys
end. But as | can't possibly do that,
owing to pressure of business, | am
going back to Washington Sunday
night to close up several matters
now pending, and then return to be
with the special at the finish"
Thomas |. Donnelly, one OF the
proprietors of the Washington Dairy
Company, came out to stay with the
train for few days, and he was SO
much pleased with the Greater
Washington idea, with his reception
in the south, and with the amount of
business done-mOst of it absolutely
neutrality-suspicious. he has done that
he has announced his intention of
making the entire swing around the
circle with the train
Grand! Fine! Splendid! Great!
Unexpected"
The above are few of the COM
ments made by Mr.. Donnelly, who,
as may be noted, is terse of speech
concerning the specials mission
and its success, past and prospective.
Mr.. Donnelly has been bombarding
his partner in Washington right
along with orders for new business,
and consequently is wearing a regu-
lar snile-that-won't-co
So there you are. The gentlemen
| have quoted above are not Opt
mists by nature Whoever accused
a drummer of being anything like
that? The average travelling sales
man through southern territory has
a hot-biscuit digestion and a re-
signed expression, and you have got
to show him good and hard before
you can tune him UP to playing any
enthusiastic airs. And aside from
what the men themselves say, there
are the orders, which speak for
themselves. And it seems to me
that they tell very pleasant tale,
indeed. |. c. N.