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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-29
Mines and Mining Stocks

that price. 1t then became evident that
buyers were willing to take all that was
offered and the price began to move up a
little at time until it reached So. The
rest of the market held firm with unim-
fell for the close of the days business 1t
WAS upon an adjournment until tomor-
row.
During the two regular and open board
calls total of 56 535 shares of stock, with
a selling value of $51dss. changed hands,
the list of final quotations and record of
sales made being as follows:
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Notice of Special Stockholders
Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be a special meeting of the
stockholders Of the Keystone BuIlfrOg
Mining company duly held at the office OF
said company. No. 161 South Main street.
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 5th day OF
December, 1906 at the hour of 3 o'clock
D. NJ. of said day. Said meeting will be
had and held to consider the question Of
amending the articles of Incorporation OF
said company in the following particu-
lars namely: Amend article / of said ar
ticles OF Incorporation so that the same
shall read as follows:
ARTICLE l.
'sTfe said incorporation shall be called
and known by the name of Tramps Con-
solicited Extension Mining Company and
shall be and il formed and organized at
salt Lake City, state of Utah"
II.
In case the stockholders shall vote in
favor OF amending said articles Of incor-
poratiOn as above specified, to authorize
and direct thssproper officers OF said COM
pany TO file the necessary documents with
the proper officers showing such amend
mend; ana such other business will be
Il transacted at said meeting as may prop
erlys come before same.
BY orders of the board of directors.
+ W. H. DICKSON.
President
HERBERT COHEN: Secretary,
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Columbus Con. Apparently Reaches
Bottom at $50 Per Share.

Columbus Consolidated, which has been
IN the grip of the bear element for
month and which has during that time
been crowded down from about 81 to less
than Sc a share. was made a special mark
of attack yesterday afternoon The first
offerfnc. was at $50 and. before il moved
a lair j. 100 shares had been trotted out at
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Open Board.

Beck Tunnel 500ds1.40
Century. 5o0d54c; 1,0oOd35c. buyer Co.
Columbus Con-, 1,1O0d$5.70; 20OdS5.75: 100
6$5.s0. buyer 60; 1O0d$5.S5, buyer 90; 100G
S. 50; 1OcGS5 30; 300ds5.95; t206ds6
Little Chief, 600Od1712c.
New York, 1.OC0d211Ac.s
Nevada Hills, 1.O0GG $40.
Ontario. 4O0dS3.75
Uncle Sam, 500G5Slac.
Yankee 100fI43c.
Shares sold, %, 915.
Selling value $3S 219.50
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Open Board.
Afternoon Sales.

Con Mercur. 2O0d 4Se.
Daly-Judge. 25G$12.
Nevada Hills. 1OOdsS.421a: 1oOdsS 10.
Nevada Fairview. 50Gd32e
Silver Shield, 1,O0d12c.
Star Con, 500d1Ol5c.
Uncle sam, 106H3Sc.
Beck Tunnel 2O0a$l. 40: 400dSl. 51l5
Century. 1ood35c; 100dS4c; 1O0d3se; eooG
&c; 100d31c.
South Columbus. 2.3GNGi5c-
Victor Con-, 500I19i2c; f500G1oc.
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"THE LAGOON ROAD"
Salt Lake and Ogden Railway c

salt Lake ana Oguen halfway 10
Simon Bamberger. Pres. & Genl Mgr
Time Table in Effect Sept. 4, 1905,
LEAVE SALT LAKE-5:5O and 800 a. m.
] 80. 4:30 and $50 p. m.
LEAVE LAYTON FOR SALT LAKE
7:00 and 1915 a. m, 2:45, eco and 7;4s
p m.
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Boston Mining Stocks.
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
Co. amounted to $lSS,ooo. as follows: Sill
yer. lead. gold and copper ores. $1,000:
base bullion, $50 600.
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PHONE DUVALL

About that wall paper. painting, etc.
You will save money. time and worry.
Don't wait till spring. W. Duyall. 149
w. Second South. Ind. tel 1l45; Bell
tel 1l45 X
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This action on the part of Mr.. New
house has heen entirely unsolicited on
She part of the company employees, and
IN that account it will be appreciated
sIaN file more. by the beneficiaries of his
Sc nefosity and good will. The action
rs one that Mr.. sNewhouse has had in
fonteBpiation for some time past, and
gthatsit marks the beginning Of a bet
1ter WHge Acaie in practically all of the
: camps of the state where mines are be-
ieg operafed etsa Profit may be taken
: tor sranted. As the first man To move
{ Ia the premises, Nh Newhouse will
rEYe To- be 4 ccorded,fuH credit for TAX
fslg 5sestep that mems SO much to the
men kv9o ton in the mines and mills
of The stafhsthat the corpora tons they
represent haay thrive and prosper.
efnghau, Miners Smile.
The mine operators of Bingham are
moving along similar lines and dozen
companies operating in that camR have
signed an agreement to increase wages
on the first OF the coming month, aud
others are expected TO sign up on the
proposition. 4 manager of one of the
chief mines of the district stated after
meeting held Yesterday that it was
recognized that living expenses had in
creased and that the producing mines
in the past and, while there had beer
no demand for an increase in pay, r
was deemed right that miners should
receive an advance as a simple nlattel
of justice and fairness. Owing to the
number of interests involved and the
short time that the matter mad beer
under consideration it was impossible
for the representatives, 10 agree on thJ
new schedule yesterday. 1t was de-
Cided, however. that an advance should
he made; that it should be effective
from Saturday next, the FIRST day o.
December. and that the amount of tn,
raise should be announced not iatel
than the fifteenth of the north. Z,
make the proposition binding the fol
lowing resolution was adopted at th'
meeting and the different cOmpanie;
and operators mentioned attached thei
signatures TO the agreement:
Resolved, That the undersigned Bing
ham mine operators agree that there
viii be an advance of wages of uhdor
ground Workmen of their respective;
properties, effective December l. The
amount of increase TO be determined by
a committee of operators and made
known on or before December To-
The resolution was signed by the fol
lowing companies:
u. s. Mining company, by c. z. Alien
Utah Copper company, by d. c. Jack
ling.
The Boston Consolidated Mining com
pany, by L. Hanchett-
Bingham Mining & Smelling com
pany, by H. ]. Charles.
Yampa Mining company, by n. Ire
loar.
Utah Consolidated Mining company
by r. II. Charming, Jr.
New Red Wing Mining company, b!
". c. Orem.
Bingham Central Mining company. b,
ID. e. lacking.
Bingham-Mary Copper company b.
Sidney NJ. Bamberger-
Phoenix Mining company, by II. A
Gebhardt.
Fortuna Mining company. BY Sidne,
VI. Bamberger.
starless & ]. Gould Mines, by E. n
Wall
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Metal Markets.

Silver. 6s5sc per ounce.
Copper (easting). 2lizc per pound.
Lead. $50 per 100 pounds.
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NEVADA HILLS
BIG DIVIDEND
Mine Stands for $4,000 Dis
tribution at Tender Age
of Six Months.
CACTUS LISTED IN LONDON
REPORTS, ETC, ARE FORWARD.
Ed TO ENGLAND.

Yesterday the Nevada Hills company
Posted an initial dividend of ten cents
g share on its issued and outstanding
capital stock, which amounts IN 75o GOO
shares. Payment of the $4,000 will be
made on December 20 and books win
close at the company's main offices in
CUldfield, Nevada, on the 10th.
The property of the Nevada Hills
company was absolutely unknown on
the 18th day of last March, when it was
purchased by John T. Hodson of this
city, There was no camp and nowhere
In that region was there hole that was
deep enough for a man to hide in. It
was the latter part of May when the
company was organized and active de-
yelOpment Of the ground was COM
menced. Even then it was show bust
ness. There was no such thing as
road UP the mountain side to the mine,
and there was no chance to secure sup
plies of any kind nearer than Failon,
forty miles away.
Dividends in Short Order.
To take a prospect of the kind de-
scribed and convert it into a dividend
aver within a few days of six months,
is something rarely accomplished IN
mining, no matter what the character
of the ore. 1t shows that the company
has had exceptionally good manage
ment and its property has also pro-
duced exceptionally fine ore What the
present treasury reserve amounts to
has not been disclosed by the manage
ment and il is not likely that any state
ment will be issued previous to the an
nual meeting in May next. 1t is assert
ed, however, that the company is in a
position to repeat its performance of
yesterday regularly every quarter for
some time to come, without drawing on
the mine for another dollar.
Rich Ore by Carload.
One carload of fire ore is being set
tied for today and two more carloads
are in transit from the mine. With this
kind of a showing in the Nevada Hills,
it is not surprising that good reports
are coming from other properties in the
camp, and il would seem that the com
ing year ought to add other dividend
raging mines to the districts list.
Among the likely ones are the FAR
view Eagle, Drome1ary Hump, Eagles
Nest and the New ada-Fairview and
some others where rich gold-silver ore
is being found and developed.
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Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in San Francisco yesterday. as reported
over the private wires of James A. Pol
lock- <. Co were as follows:
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Only $50 to Los Angeles and Southern
California Salt Lake Route, 1s3 South
Main street.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS.
Nov. 90, Dec. 49, Colorado Midland
Railway.

One fare plus 50 for Sound trip. Limit;
sixty days. StopoverA Call at Mid-'
land ticket Office for full particulars
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Goldfeld Stocks.
Manhattan Stocks.
Forenoon Sales.


Ajax. 10O435c; 5O0I3i1zc
Lou Dillon, J00d44c; 100a45c: 100d46c; Co
647c: ]. 1O0d4Sc; 500l149o: 100d50c.
Nevada Hills, 60OGS3.f71z; 4OOqsS. 50; 4co@
$S.421a.
Nevada FairView. 5O0d32c.
Sacramento. ,5i0d1Oc.
Beck Tunnel 509ds1.37ik, seller CO.
Black Jack. 200d56c.
Little Chief. 600G171zc.
Nevada Hills Florence. 1.000G 221ac
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel. 3OOds1. BIZ, seller 60.
Black Jack. 100d05c.
Carisa 1,400ds1.
Columbus Con. 100dS5S0
Nevada Fairview, 10000; 1,000d 3211zc.
Ontario, 11OdS3.15.
Sacramento. -2.G1G10c.
Silver Pick 100dS2; 100ds1.95
Utah. 5o0G$s 971ss
Shares sold. 80 $50.
Selling value, A9S47.59
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WAGES RAISED
At NEWHOUSE
Miners and MiIImen Accorded
Advance of rs Cents
a Day.
BINGHAM Is IN LINE, ALSO
COMPANIES TO ANNOUNCE THE
SCHEDULE IN A FEW DAYS.
BINGHAM Is IN LINE, ALSO

A Thanksgiving proclamation will be
POSTED IN the rooms of the Cactus club
at Newhouse, in Beaver county, this
morning, that viii read good 10 the
more than $40 employees of the New
house Mines & Shelters corporation. 1t
provides for a substantial increase in
the nay of all men employed in the
mine and mill of the company and
f,.aaIC
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= To the Employees, Newhouse Mines =
& SHELTERS, Newhouse, Utah:
= n appreciation of good service =
= rendered and wishing to share with =
y cur employees some OF the results Z
= of the prosperity that has come to =
y our enterprise through the advance =
y in the price OF copper. we shall, :
y on December i next, advance the =
~ rate of wages to each employee in =
= both mine and mill, Csc per day.
~ this advance to remain in effect as
y long as copper sells at Is cents or =
= more per pound on the New York =
I, y market
- Newhouse Mines & SHELTERS,
L. Hanchctt, Manager.
= Approved: =
= Samuel Newhouse. President. !
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ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE.

All trains except Nos. /. 2, 3. 4, ;, 6, IS
and % stop a intermediate points
Ticket office. DOOly block. Phone Al5
= 4. BENTON. G A p. d.
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d. E. hurley. G. P. A
d. S. SPENCER. A. G. p A.
CITY Ticket Office. 201 Main Street
Telephone sc.
Note.-The train numbers shown ab0va
are oregon Short Line train numbers ard
do not apply 10 the Southern Pacific west
OF Ogden or the Union Pacific east
thereof
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
GUESSED TRAIN FOR
 BEING LATE AND LOSES
Old Gentleman Talks Until Last Second and Then Meets
 With Accident.

Running wildly and shouting to the rear end of disappearing train. while about fifty spectators cbeered him on. an old gentleman passed the local de- pot yesterday in cloud of dust. He would probably have caught the train had not one of his suspender buttons given away at the crucial Ewmenf and then-well there was nothing doing.
 It has become customary for a great many people to stand around taking until the 3:30 train is pulling out, and then they make a wild dash to get on board, and are usually disappointed. The old gentleman yesterday Yas talk ing very earnestly to friend, rsnd just happened to be cussfng the local rail road company because the train was delayed for two minutes in pulling out because of some freight.
 At that moment the engineer pulled back the throttle, and away went the train, while :he wonld-be passenger gathered up about .Jgiy-two bundles, a hand-grip, two overeoafs, and sev- eral other things. By the time he had gotten this kit together the train was well down the canyon, and the race which followed was a pretty enc un- til a suspender button tore oose-and the elderly gentleman had fo let go of all his bundles and grab for his trousers
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
CHRISTMAS DAY AT Y.M.C.A. HEADQUARTERS Varied Program Has Been Arranged For Members
 and Their Friends.

The Y. RI. c. A. has arranged a va. ried program for It's members and their friends for today. In the after noon there is to be a regular gymna- sium program closing with a match game of basketball. The program will consist Of class drills, apparatus work of various kinds and recrative games. In the evening there will be musical program in the gymnasium. A num- Der of the well known musicians of the city have consented to take part in the program. It is to be entirely informal. affording a pleasant evening for the large number of men in the membership who are away from home. Light refreshments will be served af- ter the program in the evening. The whole building will be open to mem bers and their friends during the day, and full privileges of the Association extended them. The ladies are also invited to be present.
 novel feature of the days pro- gram will be an exhibition of checker playing by an expert MT. Davies, who has lately come to Bisbee, is an expert of wide reputation, and he proposes to play twenty men tomor- row evening at one time, using twen- ty different boards and playing the
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s $ % ] : $ $ $ = ; ;$ $ $
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
VICTIMS OF CUPID
 WORKED OVERTIME Total Of Eleven Marriage Licenses Issued By Clerk
 Of Probate Court.

TOMBSTONE, Dec. 2I. Dan Cupid's victims worked overtime to- day. and as a result Edward James, clerk of the Probate Court, was kept busy issuing a total of eleven mar riage licenses. which as many fortu nate knights will present to the fair ones whom they have chosen as life partners. preparatory to leading them to the altar. Those who were grant, ed license to become benedicts. to sether with the names of the brides elect, follow:
 F. D. Brantley and Beatrice Cook, both of Douglas.
 J. J. Vein and M. M. Shilling, both of Dragoon.
 George Clawson and Margaret Fay Tor, both of Lowell.
 Victor Sundan and Sophia Nygord, both of Bisbee.
 Albert Peterson and Catharine Mc. County. both of Cananea.
 Gilberto Munoz and Petra Ramo, both Of Douglas.
 Lila K. Sugish and l.. E. Franko- lich, both of Bisbee.
 Gregg W. Summers, of Lowell, and Zarba Potter, of Springfield. Ohio.
 Justo ,Germillo and Augusta Feraan- deZ. both of Johnson.
 J. K. Knowlin, of Bisbee, and Clara Wildpax, of Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
SECRET OF sRyAn's POPULARITY

The people have come to see that whatever else MT. Bryan is, he Is hon. est and sincere; as brave as he is in- corruptible; as high-minded as he is just: as loyal to what he conceives to be the best interests of all the people as he is relentless in his opposition to all forms of privilege, corruption and injustice. They see that among all our statesmen today no man Is more abso- lutely free from the tricks and subter. fuges of the demagogue and more can did and frank on all subjects in which the people are concerned than ne; while above and beyond all else, they see and know that no living statesman is more thoroughly under the compul- sion of moral idealism than Mir. Bryan. This. indeed. we believe is the master secret of his power over the brain of Americas conscience-guided millions. Numbers who have not agreed with him on many questions have come to deeply admire the man because of his transparent nobility of purpose, his lofty patriotism and his loyalty to the vision that was the pillar of fire to Washington, Franklin and Jefferson in the infant days of our national his tory. Mir. Bryan is sound of heart. Of this the millions of America are per suaded. and because they feel and know this to be true they are ready to follow him.--The Arena.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25

migration inspector at Douglas. passed through the city last evening on his way from Tombstone to his home in the Shelter City. Cornell stated that he had left the county seat before the jury in the case of the United States vs. Tomaso Espinoza. in which he was a witness. had returned yer dict. He also stated that everything along the border was very quiet.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
PosToFFlcE HOURS TODAY.

On account of today's beng Christ
 mas. and the congestion in the local postoffice. Postmaster Cassidy has 6e-
 cided to keep the various windows open during the following hours: The package window, from g to 12; the reg. istry window. from 9:30 to 12, and the general delivery window from 10.5 to IF. In speaking of the above reg ulations last evening Mir. Cassidy stat. ed that it would be a great convent. ence to the office if persons holding notices of packages having been re ceived for them would present them at
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
GREAT INTEREST IN BOWLING.

Great interest centers In the bowl tug tournament which is now being held at the local branch of the I. M. C. A., mainly OF account of the fact that the six men who make the highest scores will be chosen to as a team to represent Bisbee in a tournament which Is now being arranged, in winch teams from all parts of the territory will take part.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
Northern Sonora

Just to the south of cochse county is located te rich mineral districts of northern Sonora, including the Cana nea, Arispe and Moctezuna districts During the next year two railroads will connect cochse county directly with the port of Guaymas on the Gulf of California. A. ready this rich tributary section of Mexico is being de- veoped by American capital and the big enterprises there are quickly reflected in the business d9ne by merchants and mining men this side of the line There are won derM opportunities for investment in this locality and the Review proposes to call attention to the fact by the pub'- cation of description of the country directly tributary to cochise county in business way.
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twenty games at once Furthermore he proposes to beat them all. This exhibition will take place from 6:30 to s o'clock All men are cordially in- vited to spend as much time as they like at the Y. NJ. c. A. building today.
 Afternoon program begins at 3:30 Evening, 8 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
COPPER QUEEN |S FORGED
 ID CLOSE DOWN SHAFTS

In of all the efforts management cure enough ue to operate their mines the Copper Queen Com again shafts only keeping the working well the various
 When evening reporter aske of the Copper Queen conpuny said:
 O hereo afternoon could nothing becoming serious
 Al of hand and have of Mexcans securing hills
 
 While definitely still the will have enough coal on hand Wednesday morning uons with. All Of the companies operating in both in the Warren District fuel the company has preferential contract they entitled the supply of coal in of scarcity the present.
 Tomorrow being Christmas anyhow the will able positive assurances of supply of fuel a the present time
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
COchiSe County

cochse couys of wonderful opportunities and growth of industrial teses and rapidly population experienced during 1906 story unprecedented prosperity and the 1907 gives every promise of still the development of its mines and within the last thirty days bodies have been encountered the Warren District which employees for the district next year and greater output of copper.
 The Review predicts that during the next three Bbee will have city forty fifty thousand inhabitants. There not but
 letters received in Bsbee by the postmaster bankers and c Sonora the present time there not pamphlet special edition folder the edition attracting attention to Cocse county general inducing immigration and capital opportunities offered today than other portion of the Southwest
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25
The Territory

The first pages of the edition will be devoted to Territorial affairs Signed articles from Governor Kbbey and other general articles by men of experience giving the produc ton of Arizona in minerals and other products for the year 1906 The financial condition of the Territory will be other eminent authorities will contribute articles on the mineral production and conditions in Arizona Arizonas claims for statehood will be set ort and in general the portion of the edition to be devoted to the affairs of the Territory, will be presented in manner never attempted before Arizona needs to be advertised in the East Cap
 taists small investors and homeseekers turning their eyes this way, and they asking daily for information of trustworthy character. This the Special Industrial Edition of the Bsbee Daily Review proposes to give in al manner neyed attempted before
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25

Special efforts have been put forth to make the Grand Christmas Ball at the Opera House success.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25

the earliest possible moment. as the space for this class of mail is utter ly inadeouate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25

RETURNING TO HIS HOME. Cnas. T. Cornell, United States in
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25

Remember the music will be the best at the Opera House this evening.