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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
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farbigen GngeftelIten hes Circus ni4t
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li9e Wunben. Sisisn 8organg iahsn
mebrere perfonen, aber als fis ben Wa-
men bss MeRsrbslben, Der fortgslaufen
mar. als ois poli3ei eintraf, nennen
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

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|ial gitp Bier ffsts BET mir su bnbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
A WORD OF WARNING.
Daniel Guggenheim Discusses the Pres.
ent Boom In Mining stocks.

Daniel Guggenhelm president OF the
American Smelling a Refining COM
pany, and head OF what Is perhaps the
largest consolidation Of mining enter
prlses In the world. gives this word of
warning, in the matter of the present
mining stock boom.
THE hlmsy character OF the majority
Of the mining stocks that are now find
ing q ready market cannot be too en-
phatically stated" M Guggenhsim
says. "The public hears Of the develop
ment Of great values in a mine which
the careful Investigations OF mining ex-
ports have proved beyond guess work.
and overnight market Is created for
shares In any company that can be In
corporated to cover PROPERTY adjacent,
or even In the same district Even
where there are undoubtedly surface
Indications OF ore values, II should be
born In mind that one In 900 Is a con-
seryative estimate Of the proportion OF
prospects that eventually fulhll their
promise. In the Cobalt field. where the
purchase by our interests of a large
HhNNAN III a NJ - Hlltt WHICH Iufs
the valuation OF the property at s25 0oo,-
900 has stimulated an immense popular
speculation, the name OF Guggcnhcim
has been harnessed in market gossip TO
properties without number with which
we have not, and shall not have, any
connection.
The 300 failures ARE forgotten In the
one success, and that one Is made the
bait with which the public Is tempted
10 300 moro ventures. great scien-
tihcally conducted mining enterprise is
able, through the work of its engineers
and geologlsts II not 10 deal In certain
ties, at least to limit the chances Of
failure TO the terms Of the human equa-
ton.
In buying mining property the invest
on should ascertain the absolute cost Of
producing copper at that mine and
base his purchases solely on that.
Those who follow the curb market
date the beginning OF the present spec :
ulation back 70 the opening Of tho gold
camps IN Nevada. two years ago, Up
to date these have turned out for pub
lie consumption. literally hundreds OF
millions 0ace valuel IN stock issues.
only an inhnitesimal minority of which
are now dividend paying
a specialist IN these Nevada gold is
sues estimated that out Of 500 mines I'm
one camp fully one-thlrd were noated
without any basis of ore values. These
stocks have had little hearing on the
development OF mining speculation IN
the street"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
LOCAL MARKETS.

The Thanksgiving markets will be
well supplied with the good things that
appeal TO the stomach as the commits
sion men report today, that everything
looks good IN that direction. only the
price Of Turkeys Is soaring high, re-
failing 25 and q cents per pound. There
Is plentiful supply reported from this
state. without there being any neces-
sty OF shipping in from Kansas and
Nebraska. But dealers say present
prices are too high, and must come
down. one commission house was
showing this morning, 22is pounds
bird from Annabelle Utah. but pack
ing house not two blocks of is display
ing Is pounds bird. There are no
more duck In tho market Hunters
were Intending to put IN yesterday.
gathering In the feathered dipeds but
the snow storm put an end to their
hopes very quick, and the local market
Is practically bare OF wild fowl. There
are plenty OF oysters. fish, poultry gem
orally, and all kinds Of groceries both
staple and fancy,
Today's local receipts include car lots
Of bananas, California and Idaho APP
pies. unusually fine navel oranges, po-
tatoes from this section with sweets
from California and Kansas, Jersey
cranbelrics. lemons--somethlng TO be
priced, late grapes, persimmons, etc.
Thanksgiving buying has just started
IN, and the provision men win be on
the jump for the next two days. The
prices obtaining In todays local mar
kets are az follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
EUREKA MAY GET SHELTERS.
Calims of Tintic as a smelling Site
Many Points IN Favor.

There now seems 10 be little doubt
but what the present controversy pc
tween the shelters and the land own
ers in their vicinity will end by the
former deciding upon . change OF To-
cation.
In this connection Ely. Nevada. has
been mentioned as the probable point
Of relocation. and II is admitted that
there are many points OF advantage
offered by the town as a smelter site.
Later runors however, mention
Eureka in the Tlntlc district as the
most likely ground, I'm which con-
nection the Eureka Reporter has the
following to say;
The trouble which the smeltars are
having with the farmers In the Salt
Lake valley has resulted in some OF
them looking about for new locations
and as n result OF this trouble the
new shelters which will be erected In
the future will be put up where there
win be no likelihood OF n clash with
the farming interests. No better ioca-
ton for shelters can be found any
where than in the Tintic valley and
according 10 reports at least one smell
ter Will Ne located here Last sunday
Jesse knight and couple OF gentle
men who are Interested with him In
tue proposition WeIe III IlhtiC IOr INC
purpose of selecting site for smelt-
er which they propose TO put up in the
near future The most desirable site
found was right below the twin camps
OF Mammoth and Robinson and II is
not at all improbable that the new
smeltor viii be located at this point
The question OF getting water In suf-
icient Quantities has been the only
thing against the location OF smelters
In Unite but the smeter interests
have about come to the conclusion
that II Is better 10 pay little more
for the water needed than establish
themselves In locality where they
will be continuously at war with the
farmers At the present time Mr..
knight has the water supply which he
purchased from the Mammoth mining
company II number uf years ago and
he could no doubt increase this with
out any great outlay OF money.
SHELTERS located In the Tintlc valley
would be IN very desirable location
for handling not only the ore from the
mines of Tintic but the ore from the
districts TO the west Including the
Deep Creek country which Is soon TO
be opened up by the San Pedro rail-
road.
Then there Is the Nevada ore,
great deal OF which muf pass directly
through tho Tintlc valley en- route 10
Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
Forced Below Last Weeks Clos
ing, Causing Long Side to
Close Out Contracts.
LOSSES IN THE MAIN SLIGHT.
Market closed Irregular, Selling Move
mcnt Actively Pursued During
The Final Hour.


New YORK, Nov. B-~lt was an irregu
| lar movement Of prices resulting from ac
to- ..,ai,, a., .,o,,a ..,,,, .'.,,.k a..
wv """'ns ~ s.0'N9 WIN MniVu Wy
week opened. Amongst the gains low
priced stocks were prominent Kansas and
Texas nre farred rose nearly 2 Texas and
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inciIlc anu fN'Spuls N"dl pteAeiie' =
and Union Pacific and Pittsburg Goa
large fractions Great Northern preferred
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oonuhuea l'S do"h"epu cVuiF" WIN W.
cflned OF Ia
Tho mny.ment ~ the ,natisei bcca me
..a,e.. ~, .. ,,I,sas
unliorn' soVn aiter VIC opeihps' pn'eH
rising in all directions under the impetus
OF a demand for many low priced stocks
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anu S"nle vi WV 'ee's'iAcu 'e"'S''' i'V''e
ing and some Of the general western
group We're In excellent demand. l.acka-
wanna jumped ~. Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred "a, the common, Northern Pacnc.
Union Pacific, Germ Products, American
lee Securities aud W King Commercial
~ 10 IA. and 81. Paul, ,,eiding missouri
Pacific and klnsas city southern stocks,
Smelling and Sloss- Sheffield Steel l. Corn
Products preferred aud Great Northern
preferred lost and ga respectively hut
recovered, American Telephone and Tele-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
CONCENTRATES.

Secretary August Reeves OF the Low
or Mammoth company spent Sunday
looking over the property,
James Kennedy has returned from a
trip to Arizona.
ID. X. Williams, VIII. has the contract
for advancing the tunnel ON the prop
erty OF the Kimberly Mining company
at Gold Mountain IL up from the camp
on a short business trip.
Joseph T.. Gallagher has resigned the
presidency OF the Carisa company. hav-
ing disposed Of his interests In the COM
pany. II is rumored that an eastern
shareholder will succeed him.
Don Mcguire, prominent IN Ogden
business circles. is In town today on
business.
Matthew Gilby filed suit in the dis
trict court today against the Utah Con-
solidated Mining company 10 recover
damages In the total sum OF S5,9a6,l0
for injuries caused TO the farm and
crops OF plaintiff and four other farm
ers In his nelghborhood by. the smoke
and fumes from tho defendants smelt-
er during the year 1906. The other
farmers assigned their claims to the
plalntiH In this action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
MEATS AND POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

Neufchatel cheese, per lb........... 10
Pkg. cream cheese, 2 lbs for ,25
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
Mexican
Mustang
Linimeat

gently but thoroughly be
can depend npou a quick
and complete cure. Sore
teats also, are soon healed
BY this reliable liuiment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
SPEAKS WELL OF
BINGHAM MINES
A. [. Pearse Of London, Eng
land, Well Pleased With
Utah Apex.
ONE OF BIG THINGS OF CAMP.
Arrangements Made for shipment OF
One Hundred Tons OF Ore u Day
10 Garfield Smclters.

4. l. Pearse, a mining engineer o
london, England, but who IS wei
known IN Salt lake IA connection witt
the Utah Apex ara tbs Utah Develop
meut companies, Of which he is consult
;ng engineer. spent two days at Bing-
ham last week returning to the city
saturday.
Mr. Pear reports that the ore body
which was bisected by the only tunnel
on the Apex property some dime ago
has opened out wen and Is the largest
ore body ever found in the mine and
also carries tho highest grade values
of any one so far struck Oh the prop
crty
According TO MIR, Pearse the Utah
Apex mine is now one OF the big things
OF Bingham aud arrangements have
been made 20 begin the shipment OF
100 tons OF ore day 10 the Goldneld
smelters. The aerial tramway from the
mine to the ore bins at carr Fork
canyon VIII be IN operation by The end
of the week and pending the CONSTITUTE
tion OF the spur line from the copper
Belt railroad the company will haul
this one with its own tealnS tloW tne
ore bins 10 the cars of the RIO Grande
Western IN Lower Bingham.
AZ TO the Utah Development com
pany. the company's Red Wing mine
IS reported TO be in excellent condition,
with large tonnage OF milling ore
blocked ont The company Is now
shipping about 100000 tons OF ore a
month 70 the Wall custom mill. The
new mill Of the Markham GUlch Mill
ing company In which both companies
are jointly Interested, IL being built
Notwithstanding the handicap OF bad
weather, which has nterfered with the
transportation OF supplies. II is ex-
pected that the mine win he IN opera
MON inside OF 20 days The initial ca
paclty OF the plant viii be 200 tons Of
ore day.
MIR. Pearse left yesterday for Cali
fornia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
SECURES BOND AND LEASE.
American Exploration Company take,
Over Valuable Group OF Claims,

Within forty-elght hours after Cant.
Singheiser and associates relmqulshed
their bond and l..se upon tho West
Mammoth and Golden Raw claims
captain Hugo Deprtzin, the owner of
the ground had practically closed a
deal whereby the United states Mining
company or 10 be more exact. "a branch
" the United States Mining company
known as the American Exploration
company. secured a bond and lease
agreement upon this valuable group,
says the Eureka Reporter. The claims
owned By Captain Deprcgin. thirteen
IN number are adjoining the Centen-
MAI Eureka mine, and for some time
z has been known by people upon the
inside that the United States company
was ready and anxious 70 add this
mineral ground 10 It's already large
holdings On Wednesday Of this week
tho papers wore slguod. giving the
American Exploration company two
years bond and lease upon the ground
and those who are familiar with tho
manner In which this company trans
acts business realize that tho terms Of
this agreement sin be carried out 20
the letter and that before the fixed time
limit has passed the ground win have
become n part OF the Centennial Eu-
itku mlne. rue dfNeippmtnt 81 tho
ground WILL It rs stated. start AZ once,
being carried on through the Centen-
NAL Eureka and also through n tunnel
upon one Of the claims. II the terms
OF the bond and lease are carried out.
Captain Dcprlzen VIII receive a total
of $780, for hts claims which arc
unquestlonably among the most vaiu-
able mineral ground IN Tintlc. The ey-
panding 81 tho boundary lines OF the
Centennial EurNia mine viii mean nm
extension upon tho life of this mine
which Is without doubt entitled 10 n
place among the very greatest mines
Of not only this state but The entire
west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
DISTRICT DOING WELL.
Prospects OF Nearly Every Company
Operating Are Highly Favorable.

Il. w. RamlOse. mana ger 90 tho Lone
Tree mine IN the Gold Hin district OF
Utah, arrived IN the city this morning
on a BRIEF business trip. Mr.. Ramlose
says that on What IL known as the
back ledge OF tile district ore running
as high as $4,000 has been encountered.
He also states that the Annie Laurie
is coming along IN splendid shape, and
Is Increasing its working force right
along. The Rlchheld Mining q Milling
company has struck contact with q
good grade of ore. and the IL. w. N
II. company Is preparing shipment
Of car OF ore 70 the local market
which Is expected 70 give good returns.
Many companies IN the district are
doing assessment and winter work. and
prospects throughout the entire district
are very favorable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
IN cHARGE oF Ep HoFFMAN.
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT.
Frank y. Swindler to Have Charge of
Hienlc Interests IN Utah,

II has been officially announced that
Frank r. Swindler, who for number
OF years served the Hamburger Della
mar mines at DeLamar. Nevada, has
been appointed general superintendent
OF all the Utah mines IN which f. Au-
gustus Heinze Is Interested This in
cludes the Bingham Central Mining a.
Smelling companys system III mines
the Ohio Copper nc bingham and the
Western Utah Cope cOmpany's prop
erty IN the Deep Creek Mining district
Mr.. Swlndler has been serving the
Helnze interests for some little time In
a consulting capacity and received his
appointment unofiicially some time ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
WILL TAKE A REST.
Directors Grant Leave az Absence to
Supt. of Nevada Gold Butte.

The directors Of the Nevada Gold
Butte Cod Mines company operating
promising gold property at Gold Butte,
Nevada. have granted Supt. Ole Ros-
sum II leave OF absence for few weeks.
j, +. Gibbs OF Marysvale. who dis
covered the Gold Butte camp, viii re-
lieve Mr. Rossum, who will probably be
away from Gold Butte for a month.
Late reports from Mr.. Rossum indl-
cate that work IL progressing steadily
and that the main working tunnel on
the Gold Butte property has passed the
400-foot mark
II is reported that j. W. Simpler who
located a promising copper gold proper
~ last spring has sold Il to syndicate
OF Goldheld mining men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
WILL RETIRE FROM OFFICE.
Reported Change In Management OF
Nevada Con. and Cumberland ELY.

Information has been received TO the
effect that Mark l.. Reaua. general
manager Of the Nevada Consolidated
and George +. Gum, general manager
OF the Cumberland Copper COM
pauy, are 20 be superseded by Mr., Popc
Yeatman. Of New York, who win there
after have full charge OF both COM
panies Mr. Yeatman, II Is said, viii
reach here Monday night
Mr. Gum ana Mr. Requa. the report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
RonERrs coMpLErE WORKS

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

Omaha, Nov. 8--Ca,tle--Recelpts 500;
market 6alo cents lower. Native steers,
3. 16fG.a0; Cows and heifers g,sO,yf, 6O
Western steers 3.2d6. 10; Gamers, 1900
800 stockers and feedcra, 2T5Ti 75;
calves, Soorso0: bulls and stays, 2,c0d
40,
Hogs Receipts $500; market 5qi0 cents
over PIGS, 8. l5q6.00; heavy 100000
8, gaH6.O5.
sheep--Recelpts, IlCoo; market steady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
HAS GOOD PROSPECTS.
Prospector Locates some Good Claims
For Lelii syndicate.

Special Correspondence.
Lohl, Utah. Nov. gA-Marion Walker
came in from the Ferbur mining dis
lrict, Nevada. Saturday, where he has
located some promising claims cor To-
cal syndicate.
j. y, Campbell Is IN from the Ely.
Ueyada, mining district, where he has
some very rich claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
INCREASES DIVIDEND.
Regular and Extra Quarterly Distribu-
ton OF Profits IL Ordered.

New York, Nov 26.--The Federal
Mining & Smelling company today de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend Of
~ per cent on It's preferred stock. and
the regular quarterly dividend of ~
per cent on the common stock, and an
extra dividend OF 3h per cent on the
common stock. This Is an increase IN
the extra dividend OF | per cent over
the extra dividend for the previous
quarter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
ON CHANGE.
Day Was Quiet and Market Duil--Iwo
New stocks Listed.

The morning was a quiet one on the
sioor Of the local exchange. The sales
for the session We're smr u and a gen.
eral lack Of interest characterized the
proceedings,
Two new stocks made their appear
ance on the board for the tirst time,
namely the yellow Rose and the Me-
vada Hills Florence, both Nevada
properties. Il block OF each being sold
at l6 ana % cents respectively
During the regular call a total OF
10 900 shares changed hands represent
ing total valuation Of N,92l.5 30 tho
open board sales amounting TO 1915
shares at a worth OF sl0.2j1 90.
The quotations for the day closed as
follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Colorado Mountain---l 900 at a.
Little chief 5000 az l1is.
New York; 900 az %.
Yellow R0sc--J00 az 10.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax 1899 at 34E.
Black Jack CO. 100 az fS
Beck Tunnel 200 at 1856.
Carisa-f00 at 1.02is, loo al 100.
DAILY Judge 100 nc 1870
Grand Central--i75 Mt 500.
NoYadu tlills 200 at $50.
Now York;. 900 ut %.
Nevada Fairview--2.10 mt so.
Nevada HIS Florence--1.0 100 At %.
silver Piek--.400 az 1875.
tiRh-200 nj 100.
Nlctor--3 500 at II.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value
Regular call......,13,90 1.93tj0
open board ..,....l3,T76 i0.95700
----------...
Totals .,..,...2L675 stSd7s.5o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-26
DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY NOVEMBER 26 1906

slons have been Increased 10 500 acres.
Under the option, the tunnel has peen
driven into the territory q distance OF
900 feet. 10 intercept u channel, tnat at
the surface, shows 2 good quality OF
ore. Meantime the main SHAFT mas
reached q depth OF l,s00 foet, While me
drifts from 1t are advancing In hlghly
mineralizcd ground.