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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-17
A Olveht change.

Mr.. Carnegie should have taught
his young men that In their cases
the phrase would be vine. women
and s'loug.--New York World.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-17

II Admiral Togo 10 really coming
here he should have his tech looked
after 1t oace.-New FORK World.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-17

Two good heating stoves for sale
= saheap, al Office Of The Investment and
lorAosney Cooperation. III
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Local Briefs
AND BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS


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Governors Inaugural Ceremonies,
Santa r., January e,

For the above occasion the Santa
Fe will sell round trip tickets to
Santa Fe. January 2Ist. and 22nd, at
the rate Of n fare for the round
trip. Final return limit January %.
1909. VI. J. LUCAS.
Agent.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
WILL 1T HAPPENP
Some Think There VIII be no Merger
or Bingham Mines.

The impression seems to be growing
IN mining circles that the proposed
merger OF Bingham and Beaver county
mines will not take place. one party
offered TO wager today that the ON
tsrla, Daily ana Daly-West would rig
up some kind OF a combination before
the Bingham merger IL pulled on
According 10 New York advices, how
ever. A. Chester Beatty, the Guggen-
helm expert, has left there for the
west and is likely 10 show up almost
any hour This Is what the New York
Commercial says:
"A. chester Beatty, who has already
made a superficial examination Of the
Boston Consolidated Copper company
property at Bingham, Utah for John
Hays Hammond, IN behalf of the
American Smelling Il Refining com
pany interests. returns TO salt Lake to-
day to carry out the further details
of the elaborate plan for exporting that
property together with the other mines,
which. II Is understood. are 70 figure In
the new Bingham merger.
MIR. Beatty EFT New York more than
n week ago to start work on the ex-
animation referred to. bat turned UP in
New York again on Saturday, having
spent less than three days at tho mines.
The impression prevails that Mr.. Beatty
returned TO consult with Mr.. Ham
mond though the exact nature Of his
mission Is not known"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
STOCK DISPLAYED
MUCH STRENGTH.
Very Large Buying Orders in All
Big Speculative Fav.
orites.
ANACONDA JUMPED 9 POINTS.
Market Sold ON, Gains Wiped Out and
Then Turned Strong--Bonds
We're Firm.

New York, Jan. 26-Prices started up
wards at the opening of the stock market
today and there were very large buy
ing orders In all big speculative favorites.
Anaconda jumped . points. Gaines ran to
about point In Reading, Atlantic Coast
Line. Texas d Pacific Brooklyn Transit
and Colorado Fuel and large fraction In
Union Pacific, the subsidiary Pennsyl-
vania stocks, St Paul, Amalgamated and
Hide s. Leather preferred.
The market gave a good demonstration
Of strength up to about 1880 when a rise
In Reading drove II back " points. Prior
TO the decline opening gains had been OK.
tended in all directions and number OF
stocks IN which there is "a unity OF inter
est made exceptionally good showinss
The rise reached ~ In international Pow
en-, 23i In Consolidated Gas, "a In Colo
Line. and 10 n, in sloss Sheffield Steel
Locomotive, Smelling Norfolk y Western,
c. & o., Missouri Pacific and Northern
Pacific. All Of these gains were reduced
When the market weakened Central Rail-
road VI New Jersey fell 3 points.
The whole ma rket sold of when Reading
was forced ga from the best and gains
were reduced. When the market wcaken-
cd Central Railroad of New jersey fsl
The whole market sold of when Reading
was forced 3A from the best and gains
were generally wiped out. The market
then turned strong. v, 6s w. made a
gain Of 2as, B. q o. 81. Paul, Norfolk Il
Western and Amalgamated Copper about
~, q, p. ia and Erie. u. g. X, q, Y. ,.
Steel preferred. Metropolitan Street Rail-
way and Sugar !. Kansas city Southern
fell IA. the preferred IA and American
Agricultural Chemical preferred 2 Read,
ing rallied a point but yielded again ana
the advance elsewhere was checked
Bonds at noon were firm,
Speculation quoted down 4 good deal
In the early afternoon and changes each
way In the representative stocks were not
very numerous or important. The market
was somewhat lower all around outside
OF a handful of minor stocks that al.
vanced materially, New York Dock gained
3, Hooking Valley 4 and American EN-
press 8. Bull operators limited their et-
forts TO comparatively few stocks the
geenral mass OF active stocks proving IN
ert and unresponsive TO the buoyancy
shown by numerous specialties. Inter-
national Power jumped H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
THE LUCKY DuTCHMAN.
J. W. Roger, Manager, Is Looking for
Some Important Changes.

j. w. Roger. manager of the Lucky
Dutchman mine In the Crescent, New,
district, expects to return to camp to-
morrow night, after having had a cont
ference with his Salt Lake associates
relative to the future campaign of de-
velopment.
MIR. Roger Is looking for quite on Inn
portant change to take place at the
Lucky Dutchman within the next two
weeks. BY the end of that time he
rather anticipates that the tunnel VIII
have cut into ledge of considerable
consequence to the property. When this
ledge ~ reached, Mr.. Roger expects to
have some good news to impart to his
associates.
The tunnel is now about $50 feet long
and has cut through so feet OF porphy-
cetic material, In which IL series of
rich streaks of ore. When more depth
is attained the chances are that all
these strlneers viii come together and
form one or more large Lodges.
Numerous surface openings have been
made on the Lucky Dutchman prop
,rty and In nearly all of them speoi-
mems OF free gold have been found
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
A NEwHoUsE MERCER.
Frank \. Schirmer ut Head Of United
Rico Mines In Colorado.

A Denver Dispatch says Frank A.
Schrlmer OF Boston and who Is extern
slvely interested In the mining enter
prlses OF Samuel Newhouse has been
elected president OF the United Rico
mines operated in the 2lnc-lead dis
trict Of Dolores county, Colorado. A.
-. Roeder, who recently arranged
merger of the principal properties in
the camp for the United Rico was re-
elected general manager to carry out a
plan of development outlined last fall.
Among the directors and other officers
are David II. Moifat, Samuel New
house, Charles G. Parsons, j. w. Gil
luly, II. W. Robinson. +. G. Moffat and
Daniel b. Ellis.
During the first six months the mer-
ger company has cleared titles and
taken over some 100 acres of patented
mineral claims representing about all
OF the Rico mines. They have dis
charged debts. established the company
on sound financial basis modernized
the l00-ton group tunnel mill. now re-
ceivlng at fun capacity, reopened the
Atlantic Gable shaft and started sys-
tematic development In dozen direc-
tions. The camp has been reinvigor-
ated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
LOOKS LIKE OLD
TIMES IN P|0CHE.
Ernest L. Godbe Returns From
Camp and Tells About De.
yeIopments There.
NEVADA-UTAH DOING THINGS.
And Systematically, ToO-Thc Jack
Rabbit Railroad--Meadow Val
ley Shaft.

Ernest l.. Godbe has returned from
trip to Phoebe, ana says the old camp
is putting on its old-time airs again.
He confirmed. IN every respect, the
story printed in the News several
days ago, and says salt Lakers, or at
least, very few Of them. realize what
u transformation Is taking place
there at the present time.
The Nevada-Utah Mines & Shelters
corporation, of which Col John Weir
of New York is at the head, started
the ball rolling. and new energy seems
TO be taking root everywhere.
In Phoebe, property values have in
creased rapidly, and the records show
many transfers OF town lots. 1t Is
safe to say business property has dou-
bled In value In the last 80 days.
At Jack RABBIT, which is located
about 10 miles from Phoebe proper. the
Nevada-Utah company has been very
busy The old workings Of the Day
mine have beeh re-timbered, and the
property Is about in order for a long
and prosperous era of ore production.
An aerial tramway, about half mile
long, has been built, to connect the
mine with the receiving bins along the
tracks OF the narrow gage railroad,
which connects Jack Rabbit with Pr
oche. This road Is owned by the Ne
yade-Utah company and has not been
In operation for good many years.
The equipment has been overhauled and
repaired, however, and Mr.. Godbe says
the toot of the whistles of the dimnu-
tive engines and the roar of the NOV
ing trains echoed out on the desert and
among the hills, Is as sweet as the fin
est music to the Inhabitants Of that
region.
The Utah Nevada company. Mr.. Cod
be says, has put a forest of timbers In
the workings of the Meadow Valley
mine and the retimbering of the No.
| s, triple compartment shaft Is nearly
| completed. This shaft Is LOO feet deep
| and through II the ores contained In the
| great porphyry ledge will be brought
TO the surface.
This ledge, II is understood, varies in
| width from to 30 feet, much of 1t
carrying high values in silver and lead,
| The company will have available
through the No. shaft. about 5000
| feet OF the vein on its strike.
At the Raymond g. Ely mine a new
shaft house and gallows frame has
been built over the Phoenix shaft
which is also being retimbered. This
| shaft will enable the management tc
get at the ores OF the porphyry ledge
| on the western extremity OF the COM
| pany's territory.
Mr.. Godbe says Col. Weir has ex-
erclsed the soundest judgment and
! good sense. not only in the selection OF
the properties now under Nevada Utah
control, but the work Of opening then
up for production Is being done in a
thoroughly systematic manner.
Every one In Phoebe, he says, feels
quite satisfied that the railroad from
Calente to Phoebe. which will give tbs
camp an outlet for its products, Will b,
built during the present year. The
surveyors have practicall.- completed
their work and the cost OF the construc-
ton has been figured out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
CONCENTRATES.

c. O. Ellingwood returned last even
ing from "A business trip enst.
Fitz Laffau. financial agent of the
Nevada Utah. IS IN the city from
Phoebe.
Ralph f.. Waterman returned east
last night with Kansas City as his
destination,
Hugh Mckay, superintendent Of the
Bamberger lime quaries, was In the
city yesterday afternoon.
Il NJ. Osman. storekeeper OF the Con-
solldated Mercur company at Mercur,
is at the general offices of the company
today.
The annual meeting OF shareholders
of the Utah Copper company Is
scheduled to take place In Jersey CITY,
New Jersey. today.
A message from Tonopah today con-
veyed the information that the 50-foot
tunnel contract let just before the
holidays had been completed.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday afternoon by Nc
Cornick & CO., were as follows; Crude
ore and concentrates, s5s, 400; base bull
lion. $4,000
@. d. B. Turner. manager OF the West
Quincy Mining company, departed for
Los Angeles last night on a brief busi-
ness trip and to spend few Jays at
home
The annual meeting Of the Daly-West
Mining company Is scheduled 10 take
place IN Denver, Colorado, on Feb. 49,
The books OF the company close against
transfer on Feb l and reopen on Feb.
~.
NJ VI. Johnson OF the Newhouse staff
and f.. T.. Abercrombie returned yes
terday from making an inspection Of
the Cactus mine In Beaver county.
They also looked over the Majestic pro-
perties.
The steam shovel ordered for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 8.-Progt taking by dis
couraged holders on short sellers by lo-
cal traders caused a decline today In the
local wheat market The early reports
were that the market was firm at Liver
pool. but that later some weakness was
manifested and this encouraged selling on
the local exchange May opened a shade
TO lsuh lower at Sla to S5S and de-
cined to Sis, Later there was u feeling
that the market had been somewhat over
sold and shorts covered freely. The close
was steady with May on shade at
ssh
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of $40 cars against 80 a
year ago.
Weak cables and favorable wather for
the movement Of the crop Induced gem
eral selling In the corn pit May opened
unchanged to shade lower at az TO
H9slHA and sold off TO IA, olosingAqSs
lower at 44ls.
aha3lI9 to 3lia, and declined to S1h
Provisions were easy on selling by small
~ at 1905: lard was down shade at
7.55; ribs were 2i4 lower at 1.62is;
Close: Wheat-May, &5S; July, 81.
Corn--May Aas; July, Az,
Oats-May, SlA; July, S01s.
Pork--Jan. 1870; July, ii12h,
Lard-Jan., 40; May, 152is; July, 7.6j
Rlbs--Jan 7;SIls; May 7.jo; July, 7,62ls
Rye--Cash. G7iz.
Flax--Cosh, 6Il2.
F'ax-Cash, northwest, LA
Clover-Cash, 1925
Barley-Cash, 39054
Tmothy-March, 35.
NEW YORK.
New York, Jan. 2f.-Sugar raw, steady.
Fair refining, 3; centrifugal, g6 test. 81
moasses sugar, "a.
Refined Steady Crushed, $40; powder
ed, $50. graduated, 40.
Coffee-Qulct. No, Rio s7-l6
PACIFIC COAST GRAIN.
San Francisco. Jan. 2i--Wheat, steady.
May. 1.37, Dec, 1 .30a.
Barley-Cteady. May, l,2lh; Dee, 96A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Anna @. Pitt to Little Cottonwood
Copper and Gold company, interest
Leggett lode Big Cottonwood ,.,. 5000
Salt Lake Investment company to NJ.
j. Huefner, lot |, block %, plat j.. 20I
Bertha Woodford to Hubbard in
ment company, lot s. and east 10
feet OF lot 81 fnglewood ..,..,,....
Timothy Hall TO Annie II. Murphy,
Is2is rods, northeast from ga rods
east OF southwest corner of lot 4.
block I? plat A ,,....,,..........
+. p. Hartman TO j. W Carnegie
ter, part of lot l. section 7, town
ship south. range east ........ 3.i0l
Mrs, Ellen Arnold to Alex Winter,
lot s, block s. Coates q Corums... iO1
NJ. j. NJ. Young ct al to George T.
Badger. part of lot 5, block 81, plat
George r. Badger to NJ j. NJ.
Young. ct al, part of lot 5, block "a,
plat A ..,,.,....,......,.,......
NJ !. snedaker to L. c. snedaker,
Allegan mine No, Is. Little Cotton
WOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
l.. G. White ct al to Zions Saving
Bank and Trust company l0x3
rods southeast from northwest
corner of lot s, bloct a. plat F.. 9.l2a
Ida NJ Jacobs 10 Sarah NJ. Brlnton,
Axis feet, southeast from north
west corner OF lot g. block 30, plat
u .... .ss'....-.s,.. ss's...... ., i0J
C. O. Jensen to Pioneer Nurseries
company. 322 feetxl0 rods. section 2,
township 2 south, range | west..... II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
LAST SHIPMENT ARRIVES.
All the Equipment for Sewer Con
Power Plant on Ground.

Two more carloads OF machinery for
the Sewer Consolidated mine and pow
err plant went through to SEWER sta
tion last week says the Richfield Reap
er. This practically completes the out
fitting Of the mill and plant and when
this is Installed both plants viii be
ready to begin operations. Consider
able difficulty is experienced just now In
getting heavy stuff up the hill to the
mines and it may require several days
to land that intended for the mill at it.
place. but inside OF a fortnight at least
everything should be in readiness tUr
the word Ego"
This last shipment includes an extra
boiler for the power plant as reserve
in case either OF the other two should
get out OF order This prudential move
will undoubtedly save the company
many an annoyance in the future.
President 5. w Tulloch Is expected
out from Washington In a few days to
witness the first whirl OF the wheels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
NEW ENGLAND STRIKE.
New shoot of Ore Coming In on the
Hepburn Level.


Henry NJ. Atkinson. manager Of the
New England Gold \ Copper company's
mine IN Bingham, came Ia from camp
today with Mrs. Atkinson, and VIII re-
main over until Sunday morning.
The New England, Mr.. Atkinson says,
never looked as good as It does now
and. naturally, he feels pretty much
elated over the manner IN which de-
yelopment work has progressed during
the past year. a number of new ore
shoots have been opened and when the
shift went of work last night, the men
were just breaking into another one on
the Hepburn level, which is 100 feet
above the Mast level Mr.. Atkinson
believes he is going to get q nice body
Of high grade ore here, but said he
would rather discuss II q week or 50
later.
The mill has been running steadily
with two shifts all winter, and con-
tinues 10 turn out a nice grade Of con-
ccntrate.
The stock Of the New England cont
pauy has been climbing lately. Sales
we're reported having been made In
Boston Few days ago at 70 cents a
share, which places q valuation on the
mine OF s525000 on the 80. 900 shares OF
issued stock The total capitalization
Of the company is 100000 shaTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
BURGLARS PLEAD GUILTY.
Waive Preliminary Hearing and Cases
Go TO District Court.

In Judge Diehl's court this morning
George Young, Frank Morris and Frank
Martin. the three young burglars caught
by the police while robblng residences on
east South Temple street, were arraigned
on two counts OF burglary. The accused
all pleaded guilty and waived preliminary
hearing
James Mcdonald, the man arrested on
the charge of trying to pick the com
blnatlon OF the safe In Mat Rumph's sa.
loon, pleaded not guilty TO attempted
grand larceny and his hearing was set
for next Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26

Cactus mine In Beaver county some
time ago has arrived and viii be set
up for operation during the next few
weeks. II is the intention to have the
machine ready for operation Before
March l.
A. +. Schneider, the New York min
ing engineer who Is to have charge
OF the Nevada-Utah companies prop
critics In this state and Nevada, Is ex-
pected to reach Salt Lake In a few
days. Offices viii be opened In this
city, The Nevada Utah company, OF
which Col John Weir of New York IL
at the head, Is getting ready to do some
big things at the several properties Of
that corporation. particularly at Pio-
che.
Ben L, Ashby, one Of the foremost
operators on the Marysvale side OF
the Gold Mountain country, was in
has partially retired from mining OPP
erations for awhile to devote his atten-
ton to farming property near Marys-
vale which he acquired few months
ago, he Is stlll looking after the inter-
ests of the company which he has been
representing for the past few years In
the development of the Aldebaran prop
erty.-Richfield Reaper.
Frank Il. Work. manager of the
Hanapah mines, was In town this week.
He says excellent progress is being
made with the shaft which will reach
the 3O0-foot mark by Monday next A
station will the nhe established and
prosecuting to tap the vein commence
ed. Mr.. Work estimates that the cross
cut VIII only have TO be run about
10 feet TO tap the vein. This work viii
not take more than 10 days. and at the
end of that time the Hanapah will un-
doubtedly become a producer of high
grade shipping ore.-Tonopah Bonanza.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
DAILY JUDGE A
BIG FEATURE.
Brokers INDUCED in Much Spirit
ed Bidding for This Park
City Stock.
LITTLE CAME OUT, HOWEVER.
Demand for May Day at an Advance
Beck Tunnel Stronger--Clos-
Ing Quotations.

Only FIVE stocks participated In the
forenoon trading on the floor OF the
Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange,
but these few were active. There was
a lot Of spirited bidding INDUCED IN
for Daily Judge. but only 400 shares
could be drawn out. Opening at Ss'2Els
II sold up 10 $9,i5. There Is Nm inclina-
ton on the part OF the present holders
OF the stock to hang on for higher
market May Day was also In better
tons and sales Of that stock were MADE
up 10 II cents share. Reports received
from the Tintic district are to the et,
feet that developments on the 900 level
have resulted in opening up some ore
OF a good grade and that, II Is claimed,
is the reason for the present activity
In the stock.
Sacramento also sold up, as did Beck
Tunnel A few lots Of Columbus Con-
solidated came out on the open board
The closing quotations ana sales were
as follows;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN
Case Against Highland Boy Mining Co.
Argued by senator Sutherland.

In the United States supreme court
yesterday. Senator Sutherland argued
In the case Of Stickley and wife VS..
Highland Boy Mining company. The
case involves tho validity OF the Utah
law which provides for exercise Of the
right of emlns mt domain In behalf OF
mining claims. The mining company
under this law condemned right Of way
for an aerial tramway across placer
ground belonging to plaintiff IN error.
The court before which the action was
originally brought allowed condemna-
tion, and this action was sustained by
the Utah supreme court whereupon
Strickley took a writ Of error TO the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
NEW HYMN BOOK
AND PSAlMODY.

A new edition OF the l.. d. s. Hymn
Book Che twenty-fourth), revised UNI
der the direction OF the Church Au-
thorities, has Just been issued by the
Deseret News. Many improvements
will be observed. The names OF the
authors, as far as they could be ascer-
tanned have been appended to each
hymn. Special type was selected for
the edition, to secure large, plain and
bold print without increasing the size
OF the book. Thirteen new selected
hymns have been added TO the collec-
ton, among which are Onward. Chris
ton Soldier Peace BE Still," Rock
OF Ages" Abide With Me-" the two
National anthems, America" and
1.-THE Star spangled Banner" and sew
eral others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
NOLAN'S NOTICE.
VIII Not Allow Britt to Enter Special
Bouts.

A dispatch from Milwaukee today
says that Billy Nolan, manager for Bat
Ting Nelson, lightweight champion
pugilist of the world, announced today
that If Jimmy Britt arranges any spec
ial bouts previous to the proposed
match between Nelson and Britt In
April next, he will call the proposed
match of. and in the future viii refuse
to negotiate with Britt.
The only engagement which Nelson
intends TO fiji previous to meeting Britt
In April Is the bout with Terry Nc
Govern In Philadelphia.
Nolan says that, In taking the stand
he does, he IL merely following out the
terms exacted Of Nelson by Britt pre-
vious to the last meeting Of the two
light weights in September last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-26
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Daly-Judge, 100 at 9,22ls 100 at aso;
100 at $40. 100 at e,45.
May Day. 5000 mt l6h. seller 30; 1000
at 1873; $500 at Il, 1900 at 1871, seller
50: 900 at l624, seller 30, 1000 at l6%
1000 at 1875, seller so.
Sacramento, 500 at l4A; 1000 at IA.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 100 at 55ia; 800 at 5iI9S
300 at "a.
Columbus Con, 100 at 4S9Is; 100 at
i.3i.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value,
Regular call 90 400 s6956.s7
Open board ...,,,,,,.,.,,. 300 l,25s.S'
Forenoon totals .......2l, 300 N,2l5.Si