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lack of strength as fear of my pur-
suerS.
My plight, indeed, was an unenvia-
BILE one. If l went on after nightfall
l was almost certain to be pushed"
again, and if | lay. down and fell
asleep, the black fellows might steal
up and spear me. But coming before
long to brook. l hit on ruse for
throwing them off my trail. / first
crossed the brook, and went on for if
ty Or sixty PAGES, then came back on
my owH tracks and waded along the
bed of the brook for a hundred yards
or so. and finally emerged in a thick
ct OF scrub and weeds on the bank.
Here l determined to lie I'D till
morning.
Night set in: the moon was not vet
up. Bandicoots were scurrying about,
giving vent to their harsh squeaks.
but otherwise nothing was stirring:
and after lying there in much discom-
fort for some time, l lapsed first into
one uneasy browse, then another, and
another, for several hours.
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reused me at last, and l raised myself
to peer out from my covert. The
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
STOCK BUSINESS
LOOKING BETTER
Market Shows Considerably More
Strength Than Yesterday With
Prices Well Sustained.
GENERAL TONE WAS HEALTHY.
Weeks Totals In Comparison With
Year Ago Show Substantial Gain
Generally Optimistic View Prevails.

Today on the local exchange has
been n record breaker in compare
son with the last few days. The BUSH
ness was larger, and tho session
throughout showed a general healthy
tone Prices we're well sustained, and
several stocks gained point or two.
Lower Mammoth during the regular
call was dealt in quito extensively. A
total OF $500 shares changed hands
at prices ranging from 70 to SO cents.
Black Jack was also active at 4S 10 81
cents, as was South Columbus at 80 to
&c cents.
During the open board the interest
centered mainly In Lower Mammoth, the
price remaining about the same. one
or two other Utah stocks attracted some
attention. The bulk OF the trading
was IN Utah stocks,
The total number Of shares sold
amounted to Al, 700 representing a total
valuation or s20, 72S.75. The totals for
the week amounted to 29S.593 shares
representing worth of $l6l ,109.s5, as
against 1871 1913 shares sold during the
corresponding week last year, repre-
senting a total valuation OF S5s,502.O2.
These figures Indicate very substan-
tial gain.
The quotations for the day closed as
follows:
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PRODUCE.

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,odav s,,,ro 40 st,nro ~, q fSir do,,nnd h,,
shorts and commission houses, Gables
were firm. northwestern recelpts were
light, and the weather was unfayorable
for the movement OF the new crop. De-
cember opened kfiA to sSlpn higher at IL
to 1884, sold at f3il6l1i& and closed firm,
y up at 7Sisd73t..
Inc corn market was hrm on GOOD
ueInaIla ~ snorts ana nsnt 3lierlnss, ,o De
e eSal cioseu shaoe hisher al aSAu
s'rS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
PARK MINES TO
HAVE new PLANT.
Diamond and Nimrod Properties
To be Put Under Immediate
Development.
EXPECT TO DEEPEN SHAFT.
Plans Include Continuation of Explor-
alton Work on 800 Foot Level
Great Things Are Expected.

II is now announced by the manage
mont that the Diamond and United
properties at Park City are TO be put
put under development at once. II.
Lehman OF Chicago. president OF the
company. Is in the city and has just re-
turned from a tour OF inspection Of the
properties.
The plans include the erection OF a
compressor plant, and the shaft which
Is now down $40 feet Is to be sunk 500
or 600 feet further. Explorations will
be continued ON the 800 level and the
mine opened up for production as rapid
ly as possible.
IAN THAI has been done at the prop
erty," said President Lehman yester-
day, has only been preliminary to the
campaign that is now TO be inaugural
3D. Enough has already been done
IN the niue 20 make It certain that the
lodges which have made the neighbour
ing bonanzas famous are not barren
In the Diamond e. Nimrods $50 acres OF
territory. We have learned just what
Is required to make mine In our own
ground and we are now going TO cut
loose and make it. Supt. John Nc
Conaghy VIII return from Nevada to-
night and tomorrow we shall start the
ball rolling. ] may say, also, that the
main offices Of the company will be re-
moved from Colorado Springs to salt
Lake, and at the approaching annual
meeting som OF the Salt Lake men who
are Interested IN the company will be
placed on the board OF directors
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every hamlet OF the United States with
every other. Nor Is this immense de-
mand hard to appreciate when one con-
slders the many parts OF the telephone
plant In which copper Is employed. The
heavy copper wire on the pole lines. the
lighter equipment In local services and
even the tiny strands in the cables and
the miles and miles of fine spun wire IN
special pieces OF apparatus at the
switchboard.
Recapitulaton Of recent estimates
from the lake region gives to inter-
ested students OF the situation an as
sured minimum output OF 330,OO0OO0
pounds for 1912 from the mines now
producing without allowance for the
production of any OF the new mines
that are certain to become producers
by that time. In 1898 the copper pro-
duction OF the lake mines was 49,
965,73S pounds. and the gain for the
seven year period ending 1908 was
GA per cent. An increase of - per
cent for the seven years following
would give an increase of practically
125,000.00o pounds, making the 1912
production 5000 900 pounds. In all
likelihood, so the experts say, the
1912 produpction OF Lake Superior
copper mines Will reach. II II does
not exceed, s75,OOO, 900 pounds.
Meantime, in Montana, Arizona,
Mexico and Alaska, other important
fields are already either partially de-
yeloped or are about to be developed,
and there Is even the likelihood that
in the vast and almost unexplored
tracts Of northern Canada heretofore
undiscovered deposits of cuprlferous
ore may help still further to keep
supply within sight Of demand. so
that although telephone use in this
country Is increasing at the rate Of
more than rs per cent per annum
human ingenuity IL believed 60 be
capable of still supplying the metal
which thus far is indispensable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
STOCKS OPENED
FAIRLY WELL
There Was no Support and Entire
Market Sold OFF Below
Yesterday.
CLOSED STRONG AND ACTIVE.
Bank Statement Improved Matters,
Recovery Being About up to
Opening.

New York. Oct S--Trading was very
duh at the opening Of the stock exchange
today. Gains were In the majority. Stocks
that had opened above yesterdays clos
ing were not supported after tho opening,
the entire market selling Off to below
yesterday. The readiness Of the room
traders to take profit In Reading forced
1t down rs from the best Union Pacific
sold nearly a point below last night AID
the general list a moderate fraction. The
market grew firmsr toward IL o'clock but
continued intensely dull
Tho market closed strong and moder-
ately active. Prices advanced on the bank
statement, which reported Il heavy loan
contraction instead OF an Increase as ex-
peeted. The recovery reached about the
level Of the opening prices,
st. Paul rose /, and National Railroad
Of Mexico preferred IA. Northwestern,
Great Northern preferred, and Delaware
Il Hudson sold a point under last night.
There was some large buying OF U. s
Steel towards the last at an advance OF a
point and Amalgamated Copper also was
a point higher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
NEW ALTA COMBINATION.
Tony jacobson Announces Plans for
Consolidation OF Park City Interests.

Tony Jacobson, manager OF the Co
lumbus Consolidated mine at Alta, re-
turned yesterday, after an absence OF
several days in the east AS a result
OF his negotiations with eastern capt
tallsts. Mr. Jacobson announces the for
nation Of the South Columbus consoli.
dated Mining company with total
capitalization Of 600 shares of a par
value OF IS each. One-thlrd OF the
stock Is to be set aside as treasury
stock. one hundred thousand shares
viii be used in acquiring the Alta-Quin-
cy and. similar number set aside for
the purpose Of acquiring stock In the
old South Columbus company.
Articles of Incorporation of the new
company viii be filed within a few
days, when the company win be quail
fed to do business.
The plans include campaign OF de-
velopment on a giant scale, and big re-
suits are looked for from the Combina-
ton.
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ABOUT cUMBERLAND-ELY.
Recent Strike OF High Grade Ore Sends
Prices Soaring.

There Ia good reason why the Cum
berland-Ely stock has gone soaring OF
late. ON top OF the news of the rich
strike of several weeks ago In the
Veteran tunnel on the Cumberland Ely
property comes the report of the un-
covering OF still higher grade OF ore
there. which mining men who have ex-
amined the dump declare will run 80
per cent In copper, says the White Pine
News OF Ely, Nevada. The development
work Is being pressed as rapidly as a
force OF miners under Supt. Mike
Shoveln can do II. and the outlook i'm
proves as the work progresses
Since the fact OF this splendid strike
became known, the value of mining
property In the vicinity. which has
always been held at q high figure, has
jumped still higher. A number OF min
Ing brokers and agents of eastern capt.
talists have already been out to the
scene OF the strike to get authentic in
formation. and finding that the report
was true, have since been trying to get
hold OF as much Of the surrounding
property as possible,
This strike and strikes on other great
properties In the district promise TO
take Ely out OF the list Of low grade"
camps. 1t Is turn in events that was
not entirely unexpected There have
meen mining experts who have predict
ed the finding here OF higher grade OF
ore than that upon which the fortunes
OF the camp were founded. But even
with the low grade ore. Ely was sure
to take n front rank among copper
producers. because of the tremendous
masses OF II found In the development
of the great properties here. And now
II looks as though the camp viii excel
all others from every point of view.
Since the fact Of the splendid strike
became known, the value of mining
Veteran ground had been IN ore for a
month past, All the workings on the
Veteran ground arc now In ore and the
miners IN the drifts in the 3oO-foot shaft
Of the Jupiter have also been In ore for
some time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
BuRLEsoUE TRUST.
Buffalo Thcater Gets Heavy Damages
Against II for Conspiracy.

Buffalo. Oct. 27--A verdict awarding
..66,500 damages to the Court Street
Therter company OF Buffalo against the
Empire Circuit company, known as the
burlesque trust, vas returned by JUICY
in the supreri. court lasI ntgnt. mo-
ton for lew trial was cenied ami an
appeal probably will be taken.
The Court Street Theater company
sued the Empire Circuit company for
100000, alleging that 1t had conspired
to ruin the business OF the plaintiff by
inducing managers to break existing
contracts for engagements there under
threat OF entire exclusion from the nu-
merous burlesque houses controlled by
the Empire Circuit throughout the
United States. A number Of the man
ayers did cancel their contracts and
the theater closed on Jan. 13, 1902,
and was never re-opened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
CONCENTRATES.

G. II. Scheu left last evening for the
Good Springs district on a business
trip In connection with some Of his In
terests there.
Frank NJ. Benedict, well known in
Nevada and San Francisco mining cir
cles, was in town yesterday shaking
hands with old friends,
George A. Baird and Frank II. Bull
came In from the east yesterday and
after looking over the affairs OF the An
ME Laurie and Honorine properties, left
for Twin Falls, Idaho.
Supt. w. X. Murdoch of the Honor
Inc properties was In from camp yes
terday. The shipments Of this COM
pany per day average over so tons of
concentrates besides some ore.
James Quinn up to recently superin-
tendent Of the Buckhorn properties has
accepted a position to take charge OF
the development work on the Mala-
chite group at Yerington, Of which
Grant Snyder Is the moving spirit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
ABOUT LOWER MAMMOTH.
stock Shows u Stendy Upward leu
dency--ltumors OF New CAPITAL.

Lower Mammoth stock rose several
points yesterday, ana the general trend
has been upward for some days past
connection has not yet been made
with the winse between the 1900 and
LOO foot level, and until this takes
place the view Is held that little Of
extraordinary interest may be looked
for,
well defined rumor has been cur
rent Ia mining circles for some days
past 10 the effect that strong financial
Interests have offered to come to the
rescue ~ this company. This would
obviatc the necessity OF increasing the
oomnany's capitalization. plan which
Is understood TO have been under con-
sideration for some days past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
NOW IN sULPHIpEs
Good News From iit' Nevada Douglas
Property In Mason Valley District.

According to late reports the Nevada
Douglas mine at Warrington. Nevada,
has penetrated the sulphide ore IN the
bottom of Its double shaft, and assays
are said TO show Els per cent OF the
red metal.
This win be good news to the many
Salt Lakers who are Interested In this
excellent property.
Word has also been received that the
sunlight shaft In another part OF the
property is coming into sulphide ore.
and all In all, the prospects OF the
company were perhaps never so favor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
roDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. 27.---Close, Prime
mercantile paper, 0@6h per cent
Sterling exchange. weak with ac-
tnal business In bankers bills AT
4S5.75@4S5.s5 for demand. at 4.s0.75
@4.S0.85 for 90 day bills; posted rates,
4.s1is and 1864; commercial bills,
4.S0@ 4.S0H.
Bar silver, 70%.
Mexican dollars 5iH.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, steady.
Money on call nominal, no loans.
Time loans, strong; 90 days, 6@6R
per cent; 90 days, 6h @0M per cent:
six months. q per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
REGULAR CALL.

AJax--f,5Oo at 80, 200 at SO,
Carisa--i00 at CT.
Daly--l00 at 2tO.
Grand Central---200 at 3.35.
Lower Mammoth, 400 az So; 1900
MT SO 100 at rs 100 at 10. 900 at
81: l,l00 at SO.
Silver Shield ~ 600 ut 1919.
Star Consolldated---B0O at IA.
Victoria--10O at AIS.
Black Jack loo at A6. 100 NJ ~:
zoo at As; 500 ut 49i 100 at so; 100
81
New York-5o0 at 81 500 at a7H.
Scottish Chief-l SEQ at IS.
South Columbus at So: 500 at
I'd, 1900 mt So: 100 at So
Victor Consolldatcd--1,0 at 7A;
$500 at s.
OPEN BOARD.
Alce---to0 at 500.
Ajax $50 al 80
Carisa--i 900 at so.
Columbus COnsoldated--20 at
1876; 800 at 7.4o
DAILY Judge-~5O at 11.37A.
Lower Mammoth-20O az So; 200
mt SO; LOO at 50; SOC at So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
BIG STRIKE NEAR ELY.
Vulcan Management Strikes 35-Foot
Vein of Good Looking Ore,

A hig strike near Hunter, close 10 the
old Vulcan property, was reported In
Ely yesterday, says the White Pine
News OF recent date. Joe Davis, who.
with Robert Nell and others, Is Inter-
ested IN the Nevada Copper Co.. at
Hunter, stated that II S5-foot vein Of
shipping copper ore was found on the
company's property.
Eight miners, under supt. Joe Davis.
and several wagon loads OF supplies
were sent out to Hunter from here yes
terdny TO continue the development
work OF the big vein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY's.

Thomas Quayle to Henry Quayle,
pit. u, 7, 5-acre A............,....
Lulu ]. Parks to John II. woodman,
3hxl0 rds. sw. fr. SIX rds s. Of
ne. /. 6S, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
s. l.. City Land Co. to X. Il. Wicks,
to 8. p, Jordan place, etc........
Utah Saw and 1'r. co. to Victor G.
Jensen, pit 5, 70. D.................. )
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

A bath travelling sixty miles an hour,
shave, hair cut, manicure service,
ladies' maid, stenographer, Buffet
Library car. nt-Observation
sleeping car. all furnished on 'knicker-
booker Special" from ct. Louis to In
dlanapols, Buffalo. Niagara Fails and
100 y. NJ arriving Buffalo 6is5 a. m.
New York 500 .. M. via Big Four-New
York Central Lines. Address Big Four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Oct, 26.--The following ta-
Bile. compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended Oct 25, with the percen-
tage of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year: Inc Dec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

CANNON PROS. BROKERS. ~ E
80. Temple. TaL 80 ind. 9l0-k Bell
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WOOL.

ST. Louis, Oct. G.-Wool steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, 23427; fine
mediums, lSu2l line. 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

r. II. Snow & &C., Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1914
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u. NJ. WEST & Co.. stock brokers'
d. Il. Walker Blk. Tel 1876, res 3510-x
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$4,000

VIII buy now one OF the best vacant
corner lots on South Temple Street
II faces S rods south front on Brig.
Street Terms to suit purchaser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

Nevada Fairview--~100 at 80.
Ontario---t00 at 3.55.
Scottish Chief--3,b0o at i3; 1000
at 124.
Vlctoria--4, 800 at sA.
REHABILITATION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

Real estate sales made through the
George NJ Cannon company during the
week include transfer of Rinney's Cop
per plant No to James Winter for
5000. Also. the sale Of the fine cor
ner at the northeast intersection OF
Second South and Sixth East streets
which was made to Barnard j. Stew
art for Sll.500. lions Savings Bank
& Trust company was the grantor in
each of said sales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. Oct. 27.-The statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold S,e7as75 more
than the legal reserve requirements Thls
Is a decrease Of s5252!6 as compared with
last week. Tho statement follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

A. s. CAMPBELL
Stock Broker. 2ie d. y. Walker Block
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Not many transactions In the local
stock list are reported by brokers for
the week closing today. There has
been some inquiry for Consolidated
Wagon & Machine preferred stock,
and several transfers took place at
the figures named below The sugars
all show an advancing tendency and
only the most glowing reports come
from the factories, Utah oom-
mon reached $500, The sole draw
backs now are the scarcity of labor
and the shortage of cars, The Lew
iston plant Is now running, but in
Ogden the scarcity Of men has neces-
Stated the employment of girls in
some OF the lighter forms OF work.
Those best Informed say that the two
great problems In the development
of the west Will have to be taken
hold Of soon by some authority, or
paralysis must result in many branch
es of trade. These problems are how
to distribute part of the stream OF
immigration into the west, and how
to provide adequate transportation fla
cilltles for western frelghts
Following are the latest quotations
In the local stock market;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
Have You Counted

The new buildings In course Of con.
struction or Just completed on Ord
South street between state and West
Temple Streets. They are greater In
number and In value than or any two
other streets In Salt Lake city. And
more are to come
we are agents for several pieces Of
business and prospective business
property on ard South Street. The time
TO buy Is before prices advance. Later
you win wonder why you didn't see II.
No trouble to show property or TO
quote prices to those who mean busi-
ness.
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BONDS.

Church ,.....,,,.,.......... i0lta
Salt Lake City Railroad. ....... 1902
Salt Lake City Railroad End Mtg. 1Ol
Sumpter Vally II. R.............. 10s
Utah County Light a Power Co... 104
Utah Sugar Co. Observation-Disclosures 100