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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
OLD PRODUCER IS
BOUGHT IN NEVADA
Salt Lakers Secure Immense
Acreage of Copper Ground
at YeringtOn.

The latest to surrender to the fascinat-
ing possibilities of the Yerngton Copper
district Is Walter C Orem the general
manager of the Utah Apex Butlcr-Bib-
eral and Red Wing properties Of Blng-
ham. who. with + ] Hagenberth. has
secured the Douglas group OF mining
claims in that district. This purchase
was not consummated by these gentle
men until after they had made person.
al inspection of the ground, and they
have returned to Salt Lake very much
Impressed with the Yerington region.
Involves Half-M Million Dollars.
While neither gentleman would divuiGe
the exact amount OF money involved III
this deal, the magnitude OF the territory
now embraced wiJnin their lines, and the
would preclude any figures that range
less than half million OF collars. Tne
Douglas group is composed of 400 acres
or magnificent copper-bearing ground,
tho surface showings on the same COM
pairing most favorably with the Mason
Valley and Blue Stone properties. which
are in the vicinity OF the first.
Is Large Producer.
While the surface showings are all
that one could ask on the Douglas group,
it is not to the surface alone
that the new owners were permitted 10
look, as a large amount of development
work already done on the property has
opened up part or same most thoroughly,
The group mas been producer OF large
amount OF high grade copper ore, and II
Is the intention of Messrs. Orcm and
Hagenbarth to begin without delay a
most energetic and systematic develop
ment campaign upon their new purchase.
District Truly Wonder.
Both the parties interested have had
the property examined by their engineers
and their favorable reports upon Tue
group LEFT no other course for these Salt
Lake gentlemen 10 pursue. They arc con-
tidcnt that they will open up one OF the
biggest properties of the district, Mr..
Orem stated Monday that the Yerlngton
copper region was truly a wonder. easily
surprising all the impressions he had
formed OF the district through the many
reports that have been published.
When asked II a company would be
formed TO handle the property. Mr Orem
stated that IL had not been definitely set
tied as to the cntilrc policy OF the own
crshlp just established.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
CENTER OF INTEREST.
>w Attracts Prominent Mer
ON Tonopah and Goldheld.

.lew. stated Mr.. w. II. Clark. on his
from Goldneld, Sunday. is bound 10
= OF the banner camps OF Nevada.
9 present time IT Is II Icsu!ar bee
Jnctivitys md the center OF interest
. ,da. that State where excitement Is
s'rilesome and frequent as gold is
= Mr.. Kirby gave expression 10 Eis
IONS or Fairy!ew's wealth. states
sirk, the most prominent and sue
;~of mining opcrlsOrs and Inv. stors
s2pah and Goldaeld -haStcned into
pTiew district nnd wasted no time
ring what was loose and what
Their attention. All who have IN
Aed the district speak in the high
ns or IT, and Eastern capital is
.slnto properties with wonderful
sprk Will be in he ctr for At least
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
OWNS THREE GROUPS
IN YER|NGTON
Charles Rooklidge and Associ-
ates Pick Up Prominent
Claims in Nevada.

Uniformly fortunate In his various Ne
vada ventures. Charles D, RooklidSe,
general manager of the Pioneer Sampling
Works, returned from Yerington Sun
day from an additional visit to thas
fascinating region. Mr.. Rooklidge, for
his associates and self some time ago
succeeded In securing some of the good
things of this copper region, and now
they have three separate groups of prop
critics there containing showlnGs both In
gold and copper.
Immense Body Milling Ore.
Mr.. Rookidge exhibited some ore Mon
day that at the first glance one tamlliaT
with the Shoshone mine at Bullfrog would
pronounce as coming from that mine.
1t is the same character OF ore, oeins
the soft white tale from when the
enormous values in gold are BENG
squeezed by Schwab, On the siXty-foot
level there are several huge veins eX-
posed that have been partially eNpiored
their extent not having been determined
as yet Assays in gold from the leVei run
from So to S25 ton, and the nan-
agemcnt' has every reason TO expeGt iiucn
better values upon more deVelopment
work In itself, however. 1t Is an loeal
milling proposition.
Characteristic Copper Ledge.
The last group to bo secured by Mr.
RoolSlidge and associates contains II pody
of copper like that which mas made lhe
Blue Stone and Mason Valley famous over
the country This ledge is eight feet
wldo on the surface; and can be
traced for several hundred feet across
the property Assays show copper pres
ent from II TO "a per cent. No time Is
to be spared in developing this properly,
plans to that end having been formed by
Mr.. Rooklidee during his weeks visit TO
that region.
District Full of Investors.
or Yerington itself Mr.. Rooklidgc mas
the most encouraging reports TO give
There are a great number Of investors In
the district, and sales of large groups are
numerous. The very best people are get
ting in and for the purpose OF developing
the copper resources of the camp. There
IS a great deal OF work going on,
and preparations are being made TO make
this summer a season OF the greatest de-
velopment. -
There was a rush on from ferington
last week to Mount Grant district nfty
miles south OF Yerington, where some
very flno gold discoveries have been made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Red Cloud Brings Good Price.
REPORT FROM BEATTY GROUP.
Beatty Treasury Company's Ground
Has Earmarks of Producer.

Reports that are reaching the locn, In
tercsts In the Beatty Treasury Mining
company, recently formed by Salt Lakers
for the purpose of developing some very
promising ground near Realty have
aroused considerable favorable comment
among those who have followed the com
pany, The property Is located ore and a
half miles northeast OF the town OF
Beatty, and adjoins the property OF ". f.
Mitchell the well-known Los Angeles
owner Of Bullfrog ground
The group is about 2OO0 feet north Of the
Beatty Mountain companvs crourd
which Is the present scene OF mucn acliv-
ity and encouraging results. Inc forma-
ton OF the Beatty Treasury companys
ground is stated by those who have exam
lned II as being the same as all producing
mines OF the district being e rl.yolite
with strong basait dikes cutting the
formation. The company will ioss no time
In getting to work and II has every con-
fcence that a short time will enable 4 TO
open up a producer OF no mean merit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
UTAH CON. STOCKHOLDERS.
President Broughton States There Are
Nearly Two Thousand

The books OF tho Utah Consolid ated
company. says the News Bureau, as
closed for the annual meeting showed
Boston holdings 10 be the largest. HaV-
den. Stone & Co. led the list with about
1850 shares. while Chase & Barstow lad
were credited with about ~ 400.
President Broughton stated Mt the an
nuai meeting that there were about 1857
stockholders in the company showing thnt
the shares were widely held. he further
said, however that the stock has preyi-
ously been In a great number of hands
In response to d question OF one Of the
stoekholders In attendance ut the meeting
President Broughton held forth nothing
%hlch could be Interpreted az n direct cyio
oence oil INCREASED dividends AT thg next
payment. He considered the present rate
a substantial return and stated that o rc-
spectacle dividend could he paid by the
company no matter what course tho CON
per market might take
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
MORNING SALES.

MORNING SALES.
Alice. 100 at S].1J.
at 55c 800 at 5Il5c; 500 at SIC, soIler thirty
days. 100 at sc; 800 at 63lsc. soller sixty days
100 at &c; 100 at J9c; 100 at 5lHc; 800 at SIC
100 Il 5lAc: 100 at size.
Star Con- 500 at lose; 1900 at loIzc,
Beck Tunnel, loo at 81 l2l4 100 NJ Sill.
New York. 900 at S2lsc 1000 at s1c; 1900 al
@2l4c 500 ct 3iRe. buyer sixty days; $500 al
33l.c 600 at 23Ac; 1000 ot 5ic. buyer sixty
days; 600 at 2isc; 1000 at o4%c.
Victor Con, rs. 90 at 3c,
Selling value, s7229 So
OPEN BOARD,
Columbus Con, 100 at $50; 100 at $50.
Keystone 800 l5c.
Little Bell 200 at sS.3S; 100 ut $40 100 at
IS 10
sixty doyG: 200 at Use. zoo at SIC. 100 SIC
Mny Day. 1000 at n4o, 2oo0 at 2SAc; 1910 at
New York. 200 ut a2c. coo at 3aIkc; GOO Mt 3S,,.
Thompson, 600 at 25hc: 400 at 2sAc; 800 at
Unclo sam. lNO at Ale
Victor, 1000 At 3lsc
Yankee. 500 at 39c.
Shares sold. Hoo.
Selling Nnluc. S79S]0O
AFTERNOON SALES.
Lower Mammoth, zoo Mt 55c. 200 at 5sko 1900
at 6ic, 500 At 63,3ci 800 at SIC. buyer thirty
days: 200 al E3A.c; 200 at G3l3o.
Beck Tunnel 200 at tLiS
New York. 1900 at 3jc; 1000 at 35c seller
thirty days; 500 at 3iIzcr seller thirty days. 300
at 2jAc.
Victor Con. 1000 at 5lSc. 500 at &c. 1000 at
2Ac
Shares sold. q. 800.
Selling value SGsS775,
OPEN BOARD
Ajax. leo at 3ll4e: 1000 at 32ho. buyer sixty
days; go nt &C. 400 at 3li4c
Beck Tunnel 800 at Sll7h. 200 at ST. 229.
buyer sixty days; 400 ut Sis; 100 at Sl.lSAc;
500 Mt $l19
Columbus Con, 500 at 500
Lower Mammoth, 1T &c: 100 at Sic
Yankee. 1900 at 3Sc
New York, Goo al 2Jc.
Dey-Judge. 100 at Sl237h.
Shares sold. 10 200.
Selling value. S11,ee27S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
SCHWAB IS EQUAL
TO THE OCCASION
Steel King Generously Offers to
Loan Money on Nevada
Stock.
AMOUNT FOR USE
IS NOT LIMITED
Only Reservation Being That
Mines Must Be Working
and Legitimate.

New York has taken the present Nc
yada stock situation In hand, and has en-
dcavorcd in every way to strengthen the
market in order to prevent an unloading
of interests on account OF the San Fran
cisco disaster. Wires have been sent
broadcast from New York advising In
yestors to retain their stock holdings un7
I'll the situation clears up. as II Is bound
TO do within very short time
Schwab Steps in Breach.
While Charles II schwnbs invest
ments, well into millions, In Nevada
nave been for the purpose OF accumulat-
Inc the best that can be procured In
that State, his recent action illustrates
that he has the welfare OF the country
deeply at heart. From New York he has
taken steps to ward of any possible
panic among investors on account of the
San Francisco disaster.
Weir Brothers * Co. of New York have
announced all over the country that they
are authorized to lend money on ap.
proved Nevada stocks to the amount or
% per cent OF the market value. Weir
Brothers state that all the good mining
properties which are engaged In deVel-
oping orc bodies Will come within the
provision OF their commission, and the
offer is for practically unlimited amounts.
While there was considerable uncnSlnesS
there were no symptoms of panic, the
feeling being general that few days
would clear up the situation finely.
No Stock Is Lost.
While few OF the Eastern issues In Nc
Yada stocks are confined to San Fran
Cisco ii is stated by those returning from
the stricken city that the losses of stock
by fire had been found to be practically
nothing Many OF the brokers saved all
such effects, and New Workers have
largely retained the stock upon which
their ventures are founded in the East
ern city. A
Schwabs offer, nevertheless, has put
good taste in the mouths OF every one.
and has had much to do with the pleas
ant features of the present market.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
SACRAMENTO DIVIDEND.
Great Property Again Divides Five
Thousand Dollars Profit,

The Sacramento again comes to tho front
and meets the expectation OF It's shareholders
by contributing the gum OF 5000 TO their pock-
cts. The board OF directors OF tho company
met Monday afternoon and declared the PROFIT
distribution for the present month. This
brings the amount OF dividends paid to da &c
by this company 10 s23S. coo
Another shipment OF quicksilver Is being ac-
cumulatcd steadily by tho Sacramento. and
the consignment To Philadelphia, which Will
be forwarded soon will represent valuation
of about $50 coo moro.
The Sacramento is working most faithfully
to maintain tho present high standard that
characterizes Its MANA cement and the property
Ia responding most generously, ns IL shown
by the stondy dividend paying policy OF the
company. Aside from It's quickslyer output
tho company is n steady shipper OF cyanldcs
which contribute not r little TO tho general
profits OF the company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
STRIKE ON CARISA.
Rich Copper Ore Uncovered on Seven
Hundred Level

Reports from Tintic Monday afternoon were
to the effect that the T0o-foot lcycl what
gives every Indication OF being tho greatest
body OF copper orc ever uncovered on tho prop.
crty encountered on the Carisp. While the
exact dimensions OF the workings Mt prcscn,
are unknown. and the real extent Of the body
Will necessarily depend on future development
work. II Ia stated thnt tho orc hns assaycd as
hlsh II per cent copper
This Will be good news to the many share
holders who have followed the career OF tho
property with unnaRRing filth and that the
mlnc has another great resource upon which
to draw Is taken for granted The Cariso Ia
shipping nfty tons daily to market md with
the completion OF the present improvements
tho mine viii he still more generous con-
trbutor to the market OF this valley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
ROAD TO PIOCHE.
Railroad Company Will Extend Line
Sooner Than Thought.

Arrivals from Caliente are Of the opin-
ion that the extension Of the railroad
from Calicnte to Phoebe will be under
taken much sooner than was anticipated
so soon after the washoutS on the San
Pedro Route. While little definite news
has been procurable. It was thought In
CalIente that the road would be started
early in May.
After the washout, however, and in the
absence of definite news. II was taken
for granted that the delay In road eX-
tension would extend over the best por
ton of the summer. This. however. is
now thought improbable. and citizens OF
Caliente are expecting almost any day TO
see activity along the route of the pro-
posed line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Mining Notes.

DR.. J. ] Snider will leave today for Gold
field and Manhattan, where he has mining In
forests
Reports from the Utah mine are 10 the ef-
feet that tho property is constantly improving
but more teams or better roads are badly
needed.
Y l.. Godbo, the mining engineer. has re-
turned from Plcchc, where he has been at
tending TO professional business
J. NJ. Daughcrty. representing ]. Creighton
OF Omaha, who has extensive mining interests
I'm this State. Is In tho city.
Jack Fisher Of Good Springs who Is the
principal owner OF the Columbia property At
that place, IS In the city.
C. II Raymond, assistant manager OF the
projected Good Springs smcltor, is in the city
to meet the Boston people now route on
business connected with the smcltcr.
J. OBERNDORFER STOCK BRO
KER 16l S Main. Tel. Bell. 1872.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
|'IKERS WILL Be
INVITED TO ZION
Mining Exchange Decides
o Offer Assisting Hand
to Frisco.
a''BERSHIP OFFERED
' FREE OF CHARGE
Scepted Means Transfer of
I'll Nevada Mining Stock
Business.

Ia. Clark of this city. but who has
operating properties in the Goldfleld,
5g, Manhattan and Fairview dis
arrived in Salt Lake Sunday even
mining business. but more especial
irouse the local mining exchange to
IMPORTANCE of extending a helping
o the San Francisco brokers In their
unity to render q helping hand at
limo is Mr.. Clarks opinion, and lie
dressed the members OF the Salt
Exchange Monday afternoon.
Easterners Making Efforts.
Clark stated that numerous East
rokers had made efforts TO get the
rancisco brokers to come to this city
rarily Weir Bros. of New York are
ally anxious that the mining stock
sss broken off last Wednesday be
up again In this city until such
as the situation clears up on the
Meeting Called to Consider.
be meeting called for Monday after
by President Pollock there was Il
humber OF the local brokers present
ss Hudson, formerly OF this city. but
"Wednesday one or the active MEM
the San Francisco exchange, was
and made a short talk favoring
,ark'S plan OF sending a strong and
entative committee to San Francisco
, purpose OF bringing the San Fran
brokers' into this city.
7ould Mean Large Number.
ther or not the local exchange can
care OF the entire San Francisco
prs is a matter 10 be solved by tho
xchange members. 1t is understood
here are at least eighty-nye active
ers on the coast. and there are sew
-ctive members in this city. There
dly room for this entire number
Z present, In the opinion OF a few,
ally trouble anticipated being that
lge amount OF local business. which
ever better or larger, would suffer,
lither the Salt Lake nor the Nevada
SO would receive the attention that
be given them. This, however, is
riously considered by the members.
Nevada Wants a Center.
Ievada, naturally, is looking toward
The members of the Goldfield stock
tge are largely made up OF Salt
\, and they realize that this city
the only key TO the present situa-
From Salt Lake to New York 1t is
hr closer than II was from Goldfield
Ast'itlSNp W LNGW X ana salt
presents the most convenient point
Nevada and San Francisco.
TO Appoint a Committee.
going over the situation carefully.
ssidcnt was authorized to appoint a
ttce of five. composed OF prominent
rs OF the exchange and leading citi-
f~this city, which should proceed at
p the coast city and otfer the local
&c TO the unfortunate ones on the
Make Room for All.
will make room for them ALL" said
Der OF the governing board. Mon
ter the meeting. we will not only
1oom for them all. but they may be-
1embcrs of the Salt Lake exchange
charge. We want such members
been making a speciality OF Tono-
oldfeld. Bullfrog. Manhattan and
stocks. but none Will be refused"
pcnt Pollock stated after the meet
II he would appoint the committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
MINENT PEOPLE COMING.
Iors of Black Diamond Company
Coming From Indiana.

am c, Alexander. general manager
|. Black Diamond mine of Stockton
rurned from Lafayette, Ind, where
Z been detained for several weeks
ing business. Mr.. Alexander stated
~ that within the next two days
Z. winfield t. Qurbin and JcIpcs
IN, chairman OF the Indiana State
Jean committee, would arrive in
y from the East. Both these gen
are directors in the Black Diamond
~. and are on an inspection trip
y property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
SAVED SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
Mining and Scientific Press Will Soon
Be on It's Feet Again.

The Mining and Scientific Press OF san Fron-
cisco. whose plant was totally destroyed last
Wednesday hns established an Office In the
First National Bank building OF Berkeley.
Complete copies OF the subscription lists were
saved and the journal VIII eoon be In fine
Ehanc again
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24

town filed articles OF Incorporation in the Office
OF the Secretary OF State Monday. The com
pany Will develop nnd operate Ave mining
claims in Washoe county, Nov. known AS
Provo Belle Noe. /, :. 4, and .. There are
1000. 900 shares OF capital stock at 10 cents
4 share. The directors and officers Of the new
company nre as follows II. @. Blumcnthnl,
president William f. Barney. vicc-pTcsidont;
Jesse Smith sccretary-trcasurcr, Harvey Clut'
William ]. Cordncr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
MANHATTAN GOLD KING STRIKE
Message Received Announcing Rich
Ore Has Been Found.

Harry Cole Is In receipt OF a message from
President Mayne OF the Manhattan Gold King
company announcing that a nnc strike OF rich
orc had been made that ground. No details
werc obtninablc Monday night, but more dch-
nlto ncMA IS looked Tor Within q doN.
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TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT
FEB. ID, 1904

ARRIVE
No; From Ogden. Chicago
Ci,m omaha, St Louis. Kansas
NO. From Ogden. Port
M Nland. Butte. San Francisco. $50 am
NJ NtermedIate n points -. $50 an
Valley anu Intermediates
No WSFromi Chicago. oma- IL 40 an
ha. ogdon and intermedi-
sa ate points o;;::.:.:-.......... 4:25 p, m,
S1rnahas: Denver and san
No; iGFrom Ogden. Cache Cache OIL" D'"
and Ban Francisco .... y.S6 pm
DEPART.
No; GFor Ogden, omaha.
sits ssd s! s'fssdi fsnis Kansas ''.'. 7:1o an
No, !.For Ogden. Portland.
.intarmediatc points &c.. 1880 am
N2; 1--Eor Ogden. Omaha,
Gits, GGih!sass; g.; pTenEsr. T,sujs ,5s Hansss 4sss
No. ,n-For Ogden. Cocho "O p'"'
Valley and intermediate
No H.For osden. Omaha. 400 D. IL
Chicago and intermediate
No. a-Eor Ogden, Denver. Denver. ooo Pm
ksnsaS 1npI, SnS SSisy; EE,cSgn Omaha, ST.
Nc; s5FoF For sdsH osdssH. c.oh. Cos Pm
Portland. San Francisco
and INTERN medlRte POINTS 11:4B p.nL
.. g. BURLEY, @. p. A.
D. 9. SPENCER. A. q. P. 4
City Ticket Office. 2M Main street
Telephone go.
Note;-Train numbers shown above ars
oregon Short Line train numoers, and do
not apply to tho Southern Pacific vast of
Ogden or the Union Pacific east thereof.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Suit Is Filed.

Suit has been nled In the District court by
John Ruckavtna against the Bingham Con.
Mining company TO recover damages In the
sum of $4,000 for personal injuries alleged 10
have been received by plainun While en-
ployed In defendants mlnc In March.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released the following
number OF OF ore Monday. Bingham, 81
Tintic. 4. Alto, l.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler released the
following: Tintic 20; Bingham. =; Idaho, ?: