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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
RICHEST EVER SHOWN.
Caliente Is Surprised at Quality OF
Gold Ore Brought In.
snocInl to The TrINune.

SicClul 10 Inc llISuNt.
CALIENTE, May lo.-The richest gold
ore ever brought into Caliente was shown
yesterday by Norman FLETCHER, owner OF
the Moonshine group OF claims on the
upDer Colorado river. south or Las Vegas.
Specimens went Into the thousands per
ton. while average samples taken from q
22-inch vein Went si2S5O per ton. THESE
claims were located in December. last
year, and already with the crudest Kind
OF machinery. an arrasta7 the lucky own
crs have taken out over $4,000 worth OF
the yellow metal They were offered
100000 cash for their claims by Sr. Juan
Gonzales TrcvlnIo and George Buckley.
of Mexico. and refused the oNeT- IhiS
offer was doubled within ten days and
stu the owners held on TO their properties.
believing they have a bonanza In their
claims
OF the Red Cross group OF claims north
of Moapa, while sinking on 3-foot ledge
of gold-sllver quartz; at a depth of l2O
wide OF gold-silyer ore showing values OF
Ss3 In gold and go ounces silver. They
recently sold four of the claims compris-
Ing this group TO Golden & Mead, of Col
orado Springs. for 5000 and with this
money continued work on the present
mine where they have made this rich
strike. They win mako test carload
shiDlncnt OF this soon as IL can
be extracted, and II 1t continues In size
and value WILL try to interest Salt Lake
capital to build n mill. as they have
plenty OF timber and water close TO these
claims.
Judge w D. Maynard and James
liable claims in Tim Pah Ute
and near Dc Lamar, went TO look
over their interests northwest OF Panaca
yesterday The Judge has just closed
deal In his Tim Pah Ute mines. which
has netted himself and associates good
cash sum, and now his Caliente claims
have been bonded by local operator.
who will soon stock a large group OF
claims lying adjoining the town OF Cal
iente the Judge getting a good slice of
stock as well as cash from his claim.
Joe Bullock and Pat Reedey, owners Of
the ST. Joe group of claims on Virgin
river, south of Moapa. made big strike
this week In crosscut from their tun-
nel, whore they were drifting on two
foot vein of Sl2 ore, they encountered
vein measuring twenty-six inches, which
was literally filed with coarse gold. specl-
mems of which went Into the thousands
per ton and an average across the vein
shows returns OF 1924 per ton in free gold.
They have built Mexican arrasta and
are grinding out this ore making up
wards OF $50 per day. They have had sew
eral offers to buy. but are refusing all
overtures for purchase, believing they
have the big thing OF that rich district.
The ore runs in a dccomposed quartz
filled with iron oxide and crushing easily
in the hand The pounded out In mortar
SAB in eight hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY.
Gold Bar Mountain Becoming Nest Of
Rich Gold Producers.

Gold Bar mountain. three miles west
of Rhyollte, never was so prosperous as
at present and this region OF the Bull
frog district is becoming tho scene Of
much activity and interest The Gold
Bar vein Is stated to be developing an
extent which. In connection with Its
great width bids fair 10 contain many
bonanzas in the fortunate properties
through which 1t extends.
The Gold Bar mine is sacking ore at
the present time that Is said TO run $50
ton but the property is a great milling
proposition, and upon II Schwab now
holds an option involving a million and
a half of dollars. The Homestako, north
of the Gold Bar, Is sacking ore. the Daisy
also is filling numerous sacks with the
rich rock. and the Winnebago tunnel is
said TO be running through a formation
characteristic Of that special region.
L. E Bedford. manager OF the Gold
Bar mine. is director In the New York
Gold Bar company, a recent organlza-
tion formed to develop that portion OF the
mountain. Mr.. Bedford VIII undoubtedly
bring to bear upon this property that
ability and efficiency by which the orgl-
nal Gold Bar has proceeded TO fame
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11

FORENOON SALES.
DAILY Judge, 100 at Sll,s7I. 526 at sl2oO
Grand Central 100 at IS ny. 100 at g rs.
Littlo Bell, rs at sl2,00.
May Day. 300 at &c. buyer sixty days; 1000
al 25Isc 1900 at 2Lao
Uncle sam. GO at i0c.
Victoria 10 at 800.
sixty days. 600 at 251zc. seller thirty days: 100
Mt 26c, 2Seo at 2Shc. seller sixty dnys; $500 at
SIC. 1900 at &c. so at 27Hc, 1000 at &c
seller sixty days 1000 at sc 1000 at z7l1c
buyer sixty days, 600 at nc buyer sixty
days.
Eclipse, 700 at s1.05.
Mohawk, 1900 ot SEC. coo at 800.
st. Ives 1000 nj 7Ec
Shares sold. s., 90.
Selling value, SO $50 90
OPEN BOARD
Columbus Con, $50 ut 81 %. 800 ut s7l5
Cumberland-Ely. 200 at se.57h.
New York $500 at z7hc buyer sixty days;
1900 at 26Ac. seller el1ty days: 500 at zsno, 5o5
at NJ nc. buyer ~ thirty days; 1000 at a7c-
&c. " ~
shoros sold. Il .osO.
Selling Ynluo. $3.50 90
AFTERNOON SALES
Lever Mammoth 100 at &c. 100 at S7,so. 1o5
Book Tunnel 800 at s11s, 100 at 81. 12n. seller
sixty days. '' ~
ShareieSold. 300.
6epnave Lluo $4,000,
in Sa1fs The a, shN s@e BOARD
tor ance OF 100 ut s11s71a
md have eonoth. 200 Mt s6Ac.
pin, the l[fc'ntain. 700 Mt go
ne. servativS9o at &c, buyer thirty days,
viii tb, 1900 at 2eo-
VIII WIZ '1Pp75 at s2se
Thompson. 400 ut SSo. seller ten days: 700 at
Victor. aooo Mt &c.
Shares sold. a375
Solllng valuo. sso7b Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
ROAD TO FA|RV|EW
MAY Be CERTAINTY
Southern Pacific in Reaching to
FallOn May Continue on
Through.
DISTRICT NOW HAS
SHIPPING MINES
Fairyiew Ledge Impresses New
Yorker More Than Others
of Nevada.

1t is a matter of confident anticipation
among those who have been fortunate
enough to secure property In tho Fairview
mining district. that by the tlmc tho
branch OF the Southern Pacific railroad
has reached Fnllon from Hazcn, such n
tonnage In the Falrylew district. only
forty miles away, Will have been exposed
that the railroad company wiu proceed
with their tracks to Falrview without
pause. The present haul from Fairviow
to Hazen. distance OF sixty miles. natur-
ally Is matter OF concern to those who
are sacking ore for shipment
Nevada Hills Already Shipping.
Fairview already contains q shipper Of
ore in the Nevada Hills company, an or
ganization OF Salt Lakers which now Is
placing n car OF the rich product of the
mine at Hnzcn The ore Is all In sacks,
and conservative estimates place much
lower valuation on this ore than Is gen
orally considered fair Those who have
Inspected and tried the ore state IL VIII
run near Si0D 4 ton,
Shows Assay Returns.
Recently in an interview, w H Web
Der, one of the owners of the Nevada
Hills company. stated:
While | do not like to go on record,
and while some people might think my
statement exaggerated, here are the re-
turns which / have just received from the
assayer for yesterdays work, and you
may see for yourself. The assays. four
In all, were $i36J.9o. s9725.93. $2O702 and
$3l2l9. The average shipping ore VIII run
between 500 and 500 per ton"
Biggest and Richest of All.
]. c. Weir. the well-known New York
broker who has been In Fairvlcw for
over two weeks, recently stated,
II have witnessed other famous Strikes
the MontSomery-Shos the Tramps,
Gibraltar and Gold Bar at Bullfrog; the
Sandstorm, Red Top and Jumbo at Gold
field. and more recently the Manhattan
Consolidated at Manhattan, but mono OF
these ledges can compare TO miner 8
polnt Of View In richness OF assays. great
length OF ore shoots, and exposed TO sur
face outcrops to equal the Nevada Hills
company's property"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
ANNIE LAURIE ANNUAL.
Same officials of Company Named for
the Coming Years Work.

Word has been received from Chicago
regarding the anual meeting OF the Annie
Laurie Mining company, held In Chicago
last Tuesday. The old board OF directors
and officials OF the company were again
chosen To conduct the affairs of the com
pany for the ensuing year, their magnih-
cent record during the past being tho
strongest guarantee that the Annie Laurie
will be continued upon It's career of sue
cessful achievement.
The president of the company is George
A. Baird, G. w, French Is vice president.
F NJ Schroth. treasurer; A. A. Ball, sec-
retary, s NJ. Levy. general manager. and
w r. Snyder, director, General Manager
S. NJ Levy is expected back from the
East today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
NEVADA CON. HOLDS
PLENTY READY MONEY
Nothing lnterfereS With the
Speedy Erection of Plant
as Planned.

The Guggenhcim interests actually own
about 10000 shares OF Nevada Consoli-
dated stock. but they and their friends
control 10000 shares out OF a total out
standing capital OF 1900 900 shares. Tho
Nevada company Is amply financed. says
the News Bureau, having on hand over
S2,SOO.OOO IN cnsh with which TO build a
plant The Guggcnheim people have their
engineers on the ground and are plan
ming the erection of a plant that Will
treat 100000 tons of ore per annum.
May Increase Their Plant.
1t is figured with this plant that tho
Nevada Consolidated company Will pro-
duce 6o.o00,0O0 pounds of copper per an
mum and on this production there are
seventeen years of ore blocked out In the
properties. 1t is anticipated, however,
that by the time the present plant Is
completed. plans Will have been made for
the doubling of Its size. as the develop
ment OF the mine s bringing additional
millions OF tons OF ore into sight with
controlled by the GugGenncims, there Is
no fear as to future ore supplies Tor
years TO come, even with n plant double
tho size at present contemplated.
Cheap Copper Production.
j Parkc Claiming stated In his report
duce copper, elcctrolytically refine IT, ana
sell it In New York at I cents per pound
and this statement has been amply Nerl-
fed by several sets OF engineers In tho
employ OF the Guggenheims, on a basis
of G0,COo0J0 pounds of copper production
13la-ccnt price for the metal and
1-cent cost, net earnings OF A,VJO,C0J per
nnnum are figured, o: 10 per cent upon u
selling price OF $50 per share. This was
the basis upon which the Guggcnheim In
tercsts acquired 10000 shares OF stock IN
the company.
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Cheap Copper Production.
UTAH MINE DIVIDENDS.
Faithful Producer Again Assists Its
Shareholders Generously.

The board OF directors OF the Utah
mine met Thursday afternoon and de-
clared their usuul monthly dividend of l
per cent per share. or $1,000 In all The
dividend Is payable on the 18TH the books
to close on next Saturday noon, With
the payment OF this last profit distrlbu-
tlon the Utah mine Will have paid a total
of s293. 900 In the form of dividends since
the life Of the company. The board
heard the most encouraging reports re-
earding the mine at Fish Springs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
SAN PEDRO COMPANY FORMED.
Organization Perfected to Develop
Property In Black Horse Region.

The San Pedro Gold Mining company.
recently organized. holding property IN
tho Black Horse mining district, has Sc
lected the following officers for the en-
suing year: w. ]. Robinson, president;
II. S. Woolley. vice-presidcnt and man
agcr; w. s. Mccormick. treasurer: E. 7,
Woolley, secretary These gentlemen
with w H. Mcintyre, ]. H. Noyle, A G.
Burritt and b #. Grant, VIII constitute
the board OF directors.
The company Is organized for 1,OoO, 900
shares OF par value Of 81 each. and tho
work OF developing the property will be
started by the company and vigorously
pushed without Interruption.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Boston Copper Letter.

James a Pollock s. Co. furnish the follow
ing Boston copper letter received over their
private wiro Feature OF the Boston
kot at opening wns shannon. where trading
waS in Increased volume around 10. A little
later North Butte was moved up to its high
est record price There IL q scattering OF
ceiling orders throughout the list which Is
said TO be for people who carried them over
tho weakness and aro now willing to part
with them. Tho tone, however. remains re-
markably strong, notwithstanding these SELL
ing orders Traders Inclined work In
tho active issues, helping prices along. Locnl
securities camo In for @ share OF activity and
strength. many OF them getting on O higher
loNQl" "
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Value of the Ores.
DAY ON CHANGE.
Market Shows Many weak Spo'S
During Day of Trading.

,,,rsaov morning was tho salvation OF tho
aay on tho local exchange. there being
short and uninteresting call during inc III. SV.
NOON There was considerable wehkhess uis
,,Invca in spots, New York taking the t9oGs 90 na
gan In sudden and positive style over t';y,e ~
shares OF New York passed hahoS Iaasninx uI. Is a
morning. there bong but little uhio'SGhins
DoIy-JuGgc sold for s12. 30 did Littio Sell ~
,-I,,' . row hundred OF each being disposed Oh
thr!reh Tho day Grand Central struck tho
S. "a. mark. who Victoria paused at 800 sa%
May Day easeA up considerably CIV CIV sn''e
rassIna hands at 2ih cents and better
During the day total of q. S95 sheTes wore eh,
soia rsnrescntlnG @ market value OF SSe'ot4
The quotations for the DAY olose9 es te.,S ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
FREE GOLD FROM IDAHO.
| Salt Lakers Working Property With
Most Encouraging Results.

That the efforts OF the Salt Lake man
agement OF tho Addie company's gold
mlno in Idaho is bringing comforting re-
suits is clearly, evidenced in the charao-
eeeeTIved eeT In me salt tit Lake from this property.
The orc is worry fine, showing free gold
in plenty, and with a variety of color in
structure that would distinguish 1t in
erty could produce, Tho Addle Is being
worked in most vigorous fashion. the
company owning their own mill, which is
kept In constant commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11

G " Fcclos general traffic manager for
tho Guggenheim interests. arrived In Salt
Lake Thursday morning on n pleasure trip,
General Manager Lafayette Hanchett OF the
Ncwhouso interests has returned from q sew
eral days inspection OF tho Cactus property.
Col n Trcwcek president OF the Wabash,
spent Wednesday and Thursday at the mine In
Park City.
Superintendent ~. Dunyan OF tho Little
Poll property was in the city Thursday,
superlntendeut Tom Gnligher OF tho New
stockton property spent Thurodny In this
city.
Maurice II. Johnson OF tho Newhouse staff
is expected back from British Columbia to-
day.
Samuel Nowhouse has gone to Denver on
4 brief business trip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
BEAUTIFUL OGDEN CANYON

Excursion Sunday, May 18th,
Via Oregon Short Line. Only s1.o0
round trip to Ogden Carriages meet
all trains at the depot for the drive up
the canyon. Leave Salt Lake either at
7:l0 or 10. 80 a, IN. or 1870 or 4.05 p. m,
returning leave ogden at 4;1O or $40
p. m. o..
City Ticket Office, POI Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
TINE ~,
IN R,7as
FEB. Ia ~

ARRIVE
NO. 4-From Ogden. Cit
Omaha. st Louis. Kanes
City and Denver as
NO Strom Ogden po.
land. Butte, San r,oFt-
NO. 6-From Ogden and ando-
termedlate points "a H.
No: l2-From Oyden c..
notn;S NSn anu .nterrnedlatss
No. ls-From Chicago, c,-;ca. a.. ]
ha. Ogden and l9termUasaS. UaS
ate points ...eol- 'eol-
No From Ogden ch,s....
ct. Louis, Kansa. esgo.
Omaha, Denver and NY.
Francisco .... 'u ban
No. 1O-From Ogden $50, 60,
and San Francisco 'f''and
DEPART.
No, 6For Ogden. om,.
SSih,ieago; en-, Denver, Kansss
CITY and 81. Louis
NO, I-For Ogden, Portiardi'
Butte, San Franclsco n
intermediate poirss and
no, l--For Ogden, On.h.
Chicago. Denver, Knnss
City. st, Louis and .ss
Francisco 49,. san
No. ll-For Ogden CD,
Valley and intermeSIa,ss
points ...,,. ........ass
No, l7-For Ogden. onan:" or,,,;."
,g Chicago and intermedia,s
points .-.......-s.. ..
No. 3-For Ogden, pen;v.,;,,
Kansas City, Omaha -.
Louis md Chicago OF
No. 9-For Ogden. S,.r.
Valley. Butte, Hejsans
Portland. San FrarnI.a.
ond intermediate rolrts
d. L, BURLEy a
D. 9. SPENCER y
City Ticket Otllce, aQ Mai, !.
Telephone 80.
Note:-Troin numbsrx ,h.
oregon Short Line train NV NV,
not apply to tho Southern ,a' pa'
Ogden or the Union Pocifc - :
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Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released the following
number of cers OF ore Thursday; Nevada q
Idaho /: stockton. 2; Tlnuc. ?.
The TAYLOR & Brunton sampler released tho
following: Nevada, s: Tintic. IT. Bingham. 2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11

Stock certificates. seals. reports. book
lets. Prospector's Manual (Copp's). soc.
Tribune Job Printing Co,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Ore and Bullion.

Tho orc and bullion receipts for Thursday.
given by Mccormick 6 CO. as follows;
Ore. S46, 900; bullion. $500: gold, $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
The Metal Market.
Mining Notes.

The metal quotations for Thursday wore az
| folows; Silver, &c; lend, s5,6+; copper lShc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
OHIO COPPER WILL
SEEK UNTR|ED DEPTH
Company Decides Upon Sinking
Shaft Deeper Than Ever
Attempted Before.
ADDITIONS TO MILL
MEAN BIG SAVING
Property Is Self-Sustaining and
Returning Large Surplus
Back Into Mine.

Upon the arrival in Salt Lake OF n ],
Catrow from Ohio. one OF the heaviest
stockholders In the Ohio Copper COM
pany OF Bingham. he went into coneulta-
ton with General Manager Henry Ca
trow and others OF the company, for the
purpose OF mapping out n campaign OF
development WORK for that Bingham mine
OF a dimension we'll mcrite1 by the past
performances of the property.
Will Seek Untried Depths.
Plans have been perfected whereby the
Ohio company Will sink TO heretofore un-
tried depths, for the purpose OF exploring
the Ais Well vein. This vein from the
point already reached by the workings
OF the company has displayed such un-
mlstakabie evidences OF permanency and
value that the management of the com
pany has little hesitancy in predicting
character with thousand feet or more
OF depth.
VIII Install New Equipment.
For the purpose of opening up this vein
the company Will drive an entirely new
shaft, on portion OF the property TO be
determined by examination, and an en-
trely new and modern equipment Will be
Installed at the earliest possible moment.
The management expects TO temper or
enlarge their campaign according to the
results attained as work proceeds. and In
order to be prepared for any emergency
an equipment capable or handling ore
from q Eblp-1OOt smart IL necessary Will
be placed into commission. AS the devel-
opment work contemplated unwindS the
company will make such improvements
or additions as are justified. that success
NAV be obtained in eyoTy sense of the
term
Additions to the Mill.
The company Will also take steps to-
ward q greater saving of the shines from
the mill now on the property, and -FOUR
Johnson tables. and two vanners Will be
added to the mill as soon as possible. By
this addition the management Is certain
OF cfIectng n saving to the company OF
fully or per cent over that at tho pres
ent time. This mill Will be maintained in
constant commission for the purpose or
meeting oil the running and emergency
expenses OF the property,
Company in Fine Condition.
1t Is a matter or public appreciation
that the Ohio Copper company not only
is self~sustaIning, but during the past
year a large cash surplus was accumu-
lated by tho company, which was put
back into the property for the bettcring
OF the facilities with which the manage
ment intends TO make of the present sea-
son the best In that company's history.
The company is now progressing In the
way OF profitable development no. fully
realized by the general public.
Confidence in Property.
The mana agement OF the Ohio Copper.
and those who compose Its official house
hold are thoroughly In sympathy with
the end that II may be safely placed In
the list of Bingham's most remunerative
producers no intelligent or diligont effort
will be spared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
SUIT FILED AGAINST
THE SACRAMENTO
The Herschel Mining Company
Seeks to Recover for Min
erals Alleged Taken.

Suit was filed Thursday through tho
firm OF Dickson. Ellis G. Ellis for the
Herschel Gold Mining company against
the Sacramento Gold Mining company and
Glen r. Boutwell, and r. Z. McConauehy'
There are two pieces OF property involved
In the controversy, and for this reason
two separate suits for trcspnss were hleu,
one involving the sum Of SSl,VD ana tne
other for $4,000. which combined amount
as damages. the plaintin company ssehs
to recover.
Allege Wrongful Extraction.
Tho complaint alleges that the plain,tin p!,i
comnany which is a Nevada corporation,
cwns the Remnant lode mining ciair,
and n portion or the Pegasi lode MINING
claim. both OF which properties are III The rhe
Camp Floyd district, of this state INC
complaint alleges that the deienusa,iiiSs ~,
have secretly. wrongtully ana uIiam UNI t,,,,. tutro
entered and penetrated the claims S apoHi
mentioned by means Of underground
workings, extracting from the territory
ores and metals
Value of the Ores.
Tho COMPLAINT further alleges that inc
,oi1n of tho ores extracted Is S2i,VO and
S5O 900 respectively, and judgment Is asheu SN'e,
dor three times these amounts, aScoruinB
to the statutory provision. Inc iei isSitei Siti
cold Mining company on Thursday niGu
. nony az It's articles of Incorporation In
the Office of the County CLERK; Inc III
cnrnorators are as follows. W, 3 NC
Sorpick, w. G. Nebecker, Josiah Barnett,
Iosenh smith and u. U, Hiskey: 1 ne cap
itai Stock of the company Is Sloo.VVo' ul-
lyIded into shares OF 10 cents each,
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Mining Blanks.

J. OBERNDORFER, STOCK BRO
KER, l61 S Main. Tel. Bell. 1872.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Boston Stock Market.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the fol-
lowing Boston stock quotations received over
their private wire