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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
RICH STRIKE AT FAY.
Miners on Pope Claim Strike Very
Ricn Gold Ore at Depth.

Special 10 The Tribune.
FAY. New. Feb pa rich strike has
just beer made here i'm the Pope claim,
a little more then a half-mile east of
town. The ledge upon which the shaft
WAS sunk was about n foot wide and car
ries from $50 TO so IN gold. They have
been sack!ng TIE ore for shipment and
going on down 10 the 200 foot level. where
they expected 10 crosscut for other veins.
few days ago "A small ledge was found
on the surface running parallel to the
other ledge and bout 1870 feet south. Pros
pecting on IL has opened up streak Of
ore about foot wide running as high as
$500 per ton. and some specimens taken
from the IND show free gold I'm abundance.
sufficient if II were In the boom camps or
nifty miles away from them. To create a
stampede.
The ledge has been uncovered now for
E oout thirty feet and shows TO be strong
and well defined. A crosscut VIII be start
cd to II in a few days from the 9Dn-foot
level In the shaft and also from the 100
foot level, and II r. expected that early
shipments to Salt Lake will be made
II adjoins the Ross property, which has
shipped orc going 5000 per ton In gold
and just south a short distance Is tho
Buck piinc. with n record OF shipping orc
Gcing 1870 per ton, and a little farther
TO the south Is the big Snowflake mine
with lis mammoth lodges OF both low and
high-gradc ore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
No Matered Stock Here.
RICH SILVER FIND.
Indian Creek Continues to Draw Ca
liente People to Strike.
to The Tribune.


CALIENTE. New, Feb 25-The local
prospectorS who went out to the scene OF
tho recent strike at Indian Creek returned
Mr.. Bailey located two claims on a big
ledge of hIgh-grade silyer-coppcr ore. Joe
Ta ylor and his associates located eight
claims on a ledge OF Gold-sllvcr copper ere
which shows native silver and bromide
with copper sulphides at gross roots They
have secured a large number OF very
promising locations and expect TO push
development immediately. The Smith
frotherS. who were the original discover
CrS OF the rich claims have taken up a
group Of claims on the same ore zone and
vii, remain out there until they have com
plcted their location work, They arc all
jubilant over their holdings and predict a
big rush TO the new district within the
coming thirty days.
Isaac Duftin is negotiating for the sale
of his half interest in an ozokerlte claim
located In western Utah, which he and
Hans Olson located some time ago. They
have a siNteen-foot ledge of this yaluab BILE
Elneral and expect to turn over the prop
erty TO the Goodyear Rubber company,
cral which Is. used for making the high
est grade OF rubber goods rs well as in
electrical packing. for which II is superior
TO anything else which has ever been
found. The ozokerite mires at Cotton,
Utah, which have but four feet OF the
mineral, are paying proper ties and have
been developed TO considerable depth
while the DuJtn property has n sixteen
foot ledge at surface and is a much more
valuable property than any which has vet
been found In this country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
ALMOND MINE SOLD.
Little Antelope Valley Property
Brings Good Purchase Price.

The Almono mine at the head Of Little
Antelope canyon. In Mono county hns
changed hands, II. b Crowell purcha sing
the property from the owner NJ J. Car
rey. who is well known i'm the mining cir
cles OF this State and Nevada The CON
sldoration was n handsome one. and Il is
understood that the property will be de-
velopcd vigorously.
The property will be known hereafter
as the Kansas mine. II consists OF the
Kansas and Kansas Extension claims
Development work Will be confined most
likely upon the 1our-foot ledge, which
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

FORENOON SALES.
Little Bell. - at $40.
at at days ss5 1000 at ss+' seller sixty days. 100
Beck Tunnel. 500 at SIC
Black Jack 100 ut 6Dc.
New York. go nj 26l,c.
Shares sold, $3.50.
Selling value. S2SS7 25.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 24co at sic.
Ccntury 900 at l2c.
Carisa. 800 at BAzc.
Daly-Judge. 80 at $40.
Little Chief 300 at iLc.
Manhattan Gold King. 1880 at 1Oc
New York. 1900 at 25Ac. 1900 at PC; 900 ot
257sc 60 ot 25Ac. 1000 OF 2Slgc
Ohio Copper. loo nj SLS7is loo at N77iz; 100
at 9ls0
Rchmond-An Anaconda. 900 at alsc.
Star Con. lOc1 al 1850
Sacramento so NJ 1tTc.
Shares sold. 16.TIS.
Selling value. T209 S3
AFTERNOON SALES
Alice, $50 at S.
May Day. 100 at &c; 200 at 22l.c: 51o at pc.
seller thirty days.
Uncle sam. 1900 AT 42c.
Beck Tunnel. @O at 6lAc.
Little Chief. 2H5I at Jhc.
New York. 800 At &c. seller thirty dnys; 800
at 2i7sc; COO at 2IAc seller thirty days
Victor Con, 1000 at Il.c.
Richmond Anaconda, 100 at ic-
Shares rold. 1900.
Selling value. sSsD 10.
OPEN BOARD.
CariSa, 100 at SIC
Columbus Con. 800 at s4s5. 100 at 1s7n
Copper Glance, G11 st l0c.
DAILY ~ nt 81. 20.
Gold Crown. 100 at iOc. seller sixty days; 500
at A0i4c, 20 nt S2c; 200 at Ale.
Little Chief 100 az &c,
Mammoth, 100 Mt 81 20.
Sacramento. coo AT BI5c.
Smr Con. IS at Bc
Uncle sam, 400 at &c.
Victor Con, 1000 at 4hc,
Great Bend, coo at Zoe.
Shares sold. 975s.
Selling value s5lS3. 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
BOSTON GOES WILD
OVER NEW STOCK
Butte Coalition Company Begins
at Fifteen, Ending at
Over Forty.
INSIDERS GET IN
AT ABOUT FIFTEEN
Investors of Opinion Company'S
Capital Stands for Valuable
Tangible Property.

one OF tho most eloquent examples of
the condition OF the inevsting world, and
tho confidence that the Investing public
reposcs In the mines and mining men OF
the West was shown Monday by the
launching upon the markets the stock Of
the new Butte Coalition company. This
company was formed quite recently TO
take over tho Heinze properties. and the
stock on Monday started of at SIS Be
fore tho day was ended I'm Boston the
stock was rompns around the A5 mark,
and tho end is not yet in sight
Brilliant Launching of Stock.
This gives valuation OF S5.uO0,OoO TO
the properties controlled by the company,
while a few days ago those on the inside
circles secured the stock on basis of
slso000c0 valuation. In recent Issue OF
the Boston News Bureau the launching
OF this company was anticipated with
a most encouraging outlook, but nothing
cnualng the real start was ever CON
ceived even in the Boston market. The
article referred to is as follows.
No Watered Stock Here.
tics In Butte together has not developed
any tanglcS. and announcement as TO the
formation OF the new company by
Thomas r. Cole and his associates may
come much earlier thnn has been antici-
pated IL Is understood that the new
company Will have a capital OF not above
SIS. .0D.01 at the start. and every dollar
OF capital VIII represent tangible property
at the lowest possible valuation and cash.
The new capitalization will show an
make the new stock sell at a substantial
premium from the start.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Boston Copper Letter

James A. Pollock & co. furnish the follow
wire
"Our local market remains very quiet Cop
per shares well local Issues almost
neglected There were few commission house
orders at the opening. but they were soon ut
tondod to, and tho market became stagnant md
remained until the closing Notwithstanding
the dullnc1a, the market had firm undertone
and traders who are generally right were in
clned 10 pick Up few stocks"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
WORK ON CREOLE.
Nearly Six Hundred Feet of Cross
cutting on 6OO-Foot Level.

w b. Andrew, the well-known mining
broker returned from Park City Sunday.
greatly Impressed with the showing that
ia being made on the Creole property. IL
is not generally known that the Creole
management has done at least SO feet OF
crosscutting on the 6lO-foot level OF the
mine For some time past the manage
ment has gone through about thirty feet
OF soft veir matter, and IT is thought
probable that they arc nearing the con-
tnct with this point gained something
Interesting may be looked for from this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
UTAH MINES INSPIRE
CONFIDENCE IN EAST
Investors Recognize True Mer-
its and Clean Methods That
Prevail Here.

C, W. Lambournc, the secretary and
treasurer OF tho Daly-Judgc Mining com
pany, arrived in this city from New York
Sunday where In has been attending the
annual stockholders meeting of the DAILY
Judge company. Mr. Lambourue was
greatly Impressed with the mining inter
est displayed I'm tho Eastern country
nearly every man ono meets being cithor
financially interested in Western mines or
apx-ia,,s no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Have Faith in Utah.

Mr. Lambourne stated Monday that
Utah mines had most eatifoactory
standing I'm the East The Incvsting and
reading public has every confidence In
the companies bearing the brand of this
State. and I'm the future resources Of the
mines as well. One strong point I'm ia
Vor OF Utah IL the good faith so univer-
sally displayed by Utah properties and
stocks This State is not tho home and
headquarters for the wildcat variety OF
mining enterprises, and this fact is tell
ing most eloqucntly I'm tho Eastern mar
LgI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
EXCHANGE WABASH STOCK.
New Certificates Can Now Be Ex-
changed for the Old Ones.

The board of directors OF the Wabash
company held meeting Monday morning,
at which matters OF Interest TO the com
pany were discussed. President Treweck
os the company stated Monday afternoon
that they were now ready to issue the
new stock recently authorized for the
present outstanding stock Of the company,
and he hoped that this matter of exchange
will be quickly consummated-
For tho old certificates OF N par value OF
81 each, the new certificates Of par value
OF Is nach Mlll be exchanged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
GOOD LEAD DISTRICT.
Salt Lake Engineer Impressed With
Lead Future of Texas District.

f. =. Jennings, the mining engineer, has
returned from the Texas mining district
OF Lemhi county. Ida, greatly impressed
with the great lead possibilities Of that
district There Is a great amount OF
mining going on In the Texas region, and
much is expected from this district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer Sampler released the following
cars Of ore Monday. Nevada. 6: Alta, .;
Stockton. L.: Bingham. l.
The T1ylor & Brunton Sampler released
Tintic, 10; Bingham 10, Fish Springs Il.
Stockton. /; Nevada ]; Montonn, l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

averaged about Sgo near the surface. Some
portions OF the property have given N'l-
mes as btyh as s3nO Der ton. and the new
owner, who win develop the min" along
the most improved lines, has every con
ndcnCo In the property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
DAY ON CHANGE.
Remarkable Market Conditions Are
Maintained on Monday.

Monday good day on tho local cN-
change. Tho market continues strong both I'm
demand and values OF stocks. a total ~ iN,52i
shares were sold urninS tho sum OF {9,Gl.1l.
New York provided tho feature OF tho day,
several thousand shares changing hands
around ~ cents.
Tho quotations Tor tho day closed "a follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Sacramento Ships Mercury.

Tho Sacramento mlno shipped TO the Philo-
deIphla market on Monday total OF les nasks
OF mercury which Is valued al $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Ore and Bullion.

Tho orc ard bullion receipts for Monday,
given by NcCornIcks bank. follows
Org, 1920; bullion, {sa,ico gold $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
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termediote pointssn ara is
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poinfss di,ss and lntsrrnSsdSIsss,!
NO. n-From Chit, ..........
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and San Francisco oF'f'lla1
xo r. DEPART. (,
Sit,c SSiHtieago, ln eDeaver. SESss Esss.
No, For Ogden 'p.:;....
Butte. San Frood, ds,oruas1
intermediate polnts ~
No l-For Ogden o.. o..
SSihiieess. Siirs Denver. Ksss Kan.
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No l1-Dor Ogden -;
noint9y valley and intsrmssdsIsss;,, ssss,
No. 17-For ogcen o...s.'
6h,'0sso 6d,6f.s and intsrmn.sdaI,,'s,
No. SFor Ogden H..
Kansa5 City. Omab.
LOUIS and Chicago
No; s-For Ogden, ca,
Valley, Butte. uJse usee|
Portland. San es1
ond intermediate po,,s1
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city Ticket Office. a1 Ms1
Telephone 20.
Ote:-Iraln numb.n
oregon Short Line irair sn
not apply to the son,hs,su
Ogden or the Union Pscie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Stocks Have Been Feature.

Utah stocks have held the Eastern eye
for several months the stock hns easily
been tho most striking feature, and II ls
undoubtedly due To this faith In Utah
noticed by Mr.. Jamhourne as well as TO
the wonderful mineral resources of tho
state now SO prominently before the pub
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Monday wcro as
follows: Silver. s6xc. lead. s5.35. copper, lInc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Erecting Ten-Stamp Mill.
Tonopah-Goldfeld Stocks.

Jnmes 4 Pollock & Co furnish tAe follow
Ing san Francisco quotations. received over
their uriyuta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Boston Stock Market.

James A. Pollock & 90, furnish tho following
ycstcrdny's Boston stock quotations. received
over their private wIro:
Sales HIGH CIos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb es-The oGloIoI
wero follows.
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Links Locals.

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Georgia Cane Syrup just received. by 8. ]
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ct Links. " ... '..
= Our sl.OO hats are world besters call and see
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l.. w. Whites Locals.

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UPPER LONG CANE CHURCH.
New Windows-New Floors-New Cell
ing-New weatherboardInE-
Paint Everywhere.


The Upper Long Cane congregation have
been working over their church building IN
til 1t iB hardly recognizable. It is practically
new church. A session house has been
built 10 the house, and the two are now as
on 9. with connecting doors.
Over one thousand dollars has been spent
. on the repairs.
{ II is proposed to make q slight change in
the road SO that 1t will not run quite SC close
to the church. Members of the congrega alton
feeEvenE grateful to Mr.. Chapman and to MIR.
Wilkinson In offering to grant concessions in
the right OF way for the change In the locs-
ton Of the pubic road.
The church is on q nice lot, near shady
grove Of oaks. Upper Long Cane congrega,
years ago, ind fts members have been par
ticipaters in the aotivitfes that have become
historic in this county. Abbeville's history
could not be- written without Long Cane.
The remains of some OF the best and OF some
ofthe greatest men that have taken part In
the history OF The State have been put In
: Long Can escennetery.@ For nearly f5O ears
y the cemetery has been receiving our dead,
until II is now In fact city Of the dead. and
II they all rise at the geperas resurrec-
ton many" family reunion will be
I celebrated, and many old friends will come
, forth at the sound OF the trumpet. There are
few men living today who have not friends
!, or kindred in the sacred soil at Upper Long
Cane.
Many loving sops OF today are loyal.to the
church Of their fathers, and their devotion
will perpetuate the temple which has been
dedicated to the worship OF the Great Head
of the Church. \
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letter TO k. r. Hill.
Abbeyille s. G..


Dear Sir: Our agent ought to sell
nine-tenths Of the paint OF his town
and region; no use to try for the other
tenth. The proportion of men, " no
won't take good advice, and use the
least gallons paint, is about one IN ten
among even owners OF houses and
stores and shops and barns and fences.
One man in ten will buy gold
brick or green goods, if he has the
money and gets good chance.
Devoe at$l.75 a gallon is better than
gold adulLerated and short-neasure
paints are green goods and gold bricks.
Devoe saves half, more or less, of
the labor and wages of painting; it is
all paint; full strength and full
measure. There is no other such paint
within ten per cent. Ten per
cent of labor and paint is worth saw
ing and ten is the least. There are
scores Of paiLts that throw-away half
of both gallons and labor on whiting,
china-clay, ground stone, barytes, ben
zine, waterfall they are good for Is TO
make gallons of nothing and look ilke
paint in the can /; more gallons to BUY
and more gallons to pay for putting on
gold bricks and green goods. Here's
how they work.
Judge l d Fairchild owns two
houses exactly alike in Lutkln,
Texas. J H Terrence painted both
houses; one Devoe, 10 l.2 gallons !;
the other with another paint sold ut
same price; % gollons. That 25 gal
Ions paint is weak and l5 whiting i;
that's why it took 9 l-2 gallons more.
Yours truly
7 FW DEVOE & co
New York
P. s. T. P. B. Speed sells our paint.
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Their Salary.

Editor Associate Reformed Presby terian:
Until recently l had no thought OF any
Mexican receiving salary from the Associ-
ate Reformed church. When 1t was asoer-
tanned that several OF them we're In the pay
OF Synod, wrote to some o'tthem asking
them what salary they received. also
wrote to Mr.. Hunter, and TO DR.. Pressly.
Only two Mexicans replied. As their let
ters will be read with interest l copy them
here as interpreted They were written In
. Spanish:
Ciudad del Maiz, s. l.. p, Mexico.
Aug. 9, 1906.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, r..
My dear Sir: Your kind note to hand: IN
reply will state tnat have not examined the
last COPY Of Minut teB Of Synodto see whether
my salary ia honestly printed" But IN
whatever way 1t is printed nave not tne
. least thought that IL is dishonesty prlnteo
for that would imply dishonest act on tne
part OF some one or more who had something
to do with the formation of the M nutes, ano
am not yet ready to accuse my brethren 1 oi
the printing without there being any dis.
honesty. II is impossible to get the staustlos
and minutes collected and printed In way
satisfactory TO every body: yo,u
g.. '0"f' D''' j. s. A. Hunter.
Tampico, August ~, lNo.
My dear sir: I supplicate you that you
give me the Information, with what and In
view and under what personality you ask OF
me what salary receive; think that 1 have
srSsr h Se bser
wishes. I am yours attentively, 1-i
-. Pedro Terujello.
j., Tantoyucs,
State ofVera Cruz,
.es...r' Aug. Is, 1906.
Mydear sir: Ihave yours OF the 3rd Inst,
and ip reply will say that my salsry I'm IN ae tne
is forty pesos $40 0g) plus the cost Of Journeys
TO the sessions Of the Presbytery and other
extraordinary expenses, such as missionary
Journeys. which Is paid me n sep separately ffom
my salary, all OF which Is palo In mexican
AS am aware OF nothing else that could
mention that would be OF interest, beg 70
'tln Simon 8. Torres.
The letter OF the Rev. Simon 8. Torres,
strikes me as one worthy Of all commenda-
ton. He is open and frank, with no evident
intsntion TO withhold facts.
There is one thing In the pay OF the
preachers in Mexico which should apply TO
members and delegates to Presbytery and
Synod in this country, namely: 1.-THE cost or
journeys 10 the sessions Of the Presbytery and
other extraordinary expenses"
That rule should apply to all alike. There
is no equity In requiring preacher to pay
out large per cent. OF q small salary in 60
ing TO Presbytery or 10 Synod. The expense
accountin In this respect should be equalized.
And all should be treated alike, no matter
on which side Of the Rio Grande the individ-
nal might live
. I am much impressed by the manner Of
Rev. Simon 8. Torres, and I fully concur with
the Synod or the Board in paying his travel
ing expenses. The same rule should apply
throughout the Synod.
~ Very respectfully.
.a Hugh Wilson.
Abbeville. 8. c.. Sept. %. 1905.