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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-07
SHIPPING MANGANESE ORE.
wayne County Freiehters Begin De
livery of 5000 IONS to c. 81.

r.. T Wolverton has commenced the
tor the Colorado Fuel &. Iron company.
from their mines south of Little Grande,
says the Emery County Progress.
sixteen men, five four-horse teams and
two single teams are ennnIoyed of nres-
emit This force will be raised until the
company will receive sixty tons per day
as quickly as accommodations for men
ana teams can be arranged. The road
from the mines to Little Grande has been
placed in first class condition and the
teams now hauling are handling one ton
TO the horse. Wayne county so far has
furnished the freight teams
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DOING BIG WORK.
Bingham Metals Company Is Run
ming Two Tunnels.

Joseph A. Kaufman, manager Of the
olitSildm Metals cOmpany'S properties
was In camp yesterday for the first time
II weeks He reports that SNOW is now
I 6ur feet deep on the Tooele side of the
bingham range and that the fall of last
post.
me Bingham Metals company owns a
large group of claims south of Pine can
yoh covering the principal mineral zone of
the Bingham district and work is now be-
ing. prosecuted in two tunnels In the
spring the company intends 70 install a
compressor plant and work with greater
vigor than ever
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-07
Utah Stocks in Boston.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers'. yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine, Weber & Co.
one Of their Boston correspondents. the
record of sales Of Utah stocks on the
Boston market, with range and closing
quotations;
Boston, March 6.-It was evident this
morning that the market had been over
sold and covering by the shorts caused
the list. The heavy selling of North
Butte yesterday appeared to be by L<w-
son brokers and these same brokers were
active in covering. Don't be in a hurry
to buy stocks. Quotations;
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MANHATTAN GOLD KING ORE.
Leaser Opens Up Four and one-HaIf
Feet of 1925 Rock.

Harry B. Cole, secretary and treasurer
of the Manhattan Gold King Mining COM
pany, was in receipt of a dispatch from
Manager A. H. Mayne last night. 1t was
dated at Goldfield and conveying the in
formation that he had just returned from
Manhattan and that the property of the
company was looking fine though stormy
weather had somewhat retarded develop
ments One of the leasers, the dispatch
said, had opened up our and one-half
feet of ore that averaged sl15 per ton IN
gold adding that he believed the property
was going to make one of the best mines
of the new district.
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the corporation. It will be paid March
10 to shareholders of record March 10.
There is nothing out of the ordinary
occurring at the properties Of the com
pany these days, but there is a sus-
picion that it will not be long till con-
nect1ons are made with the Little
Belfs rich ledge on the 1,200-foot level.
development of the mine at greater
depth is held up pending the reclama-
tior of the Ontario drain tunnel and
that task, it is believed, will not be
accomplished for sixty to ninety DAVIS
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way for a long time past, and now that
he is to be provided with the means of
mining as he would like to do, he is
certain of making the property rank
right I'D with the best of its class in
the Bingham district.
AS managing director of the COM
pany, it is expected that Mr.. Aber-
crombie's visits to Utah will be more
frequent than they have been in the
past, though he is already a familiar
figure in Utah mining circles.
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

Silver dropped Z cent to 6l1s cents per
ounce.
Dan H. Ferguson, superintendent of
the Burning Moscow property in Beaver
&C unity, is up from the south
TOnOpah Bonanza: NJ. L. Effinger. the
well known mining man, has returned
from an extended eastern trip. He Wis
tied Chicago, Philadelphia, New York
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limited. an Idaho orp0rstion, with a
plant at Butte county, California. in favor
of Charles Turner, on an assigned claim
of Charles NJ Dunn of Brooklyn. to re-
cover damages growing cut of the pur-
chase of 1000 shares of stock of the COM
pany- Suit has also been brought in
the supreme court against Werner Fabian,
Saul A Hutchinson William c. Mel
rieyer, Henry Whiteman and Barnhardt
Uhren, to recover damages growing out
of sale of stock in the same company.
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Forenoon Sales.

Alice, IO0Gs4O0.
Ajax, 20Od31c
Carisa, 1.1OOd271kc; 2,OOOG27c; 2,5OOd261kc;
2,000G2614c; 1,OO0G263sc
Daly-Judge, 15O0S10.15; 100d$1O.171s.
Little Bell, IOOGs4S5. seller 90: I00dS4 81.
1C0dS4. So
Lower Mammoth, 5OOdS2ssc; 3OOdS9c; 1000
3315c; 5O0d34c
May Day, 3,5OOG221kc; 2,5OOd22Hc; 1,5OOa
221sc.
Sacramento. 1.0006142tc
Star Con, 2.G00G131sc; 100d13Ac.
New York, 1,000d23c, seller so; 500G23c.
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FORMED TO BUY MINES.
New Ogden Concern Interested in
Box Elder County Files Articles.

The Ogden-Lucin Copper company of
Ogden filed its articles Of Incorporation
with the secretary of state Yesterday IT
Is formed to do general mining business
ana TO take over the properties of the
= tah-NeVada Gold & Copper company in
S4OVvO the par value of the shares be-
ing u each. The officers are as follows:
president. j. Stanley Dee: vice president
refer cunningham; secretary and treas
urer E. A. Stratford: SUPERINTENDENT.
c IN Cunningham; attorney, Joseph
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Open Board.

Carisa. 1.50Od27c
Columbus Con, eOOGs5I5; 1OOGs5 161k; 100
GS5.17; 30OdS5.2O.
Copper Glance, 1.000d12c.
Lost Packer. 100dS6.00.
Manhattan Gold King, 16,000615c.
New York. 4O0G23c.
Ohio Copper, 10G0Gs1.70
Sacramento 2000G143zc.
Thompson. 1O0G141zc.
Uncle Sam. 15d39c; 5O064014c, buyer 50;
1O0Od391zc; 5O6GS915c
Shares sold. 1916.
Selling value, S21, 1880.
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NJ etaI Market,

Silver, 641sc per ounce.
Copper (casting), 177sc per pound.
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds
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DALY-WEsT DIVIDEND.
Distribution of sos, 900 to Be Made
March is.

The directors of the Daily West Min
ing company have posted the usual
quarterly divident of s10S,00 or so
cents a share on the capital stock of
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Open Beard.
Tonopah-GoIdfieId Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following as the closing quotations on
the San Francisco exchange yesterday
over their private wire:
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IDAHO COMPANY SUED.
Stock Deals Cause fasteners to Get
Into Court

New York March 6.-Ju$tice Blanchard
of the supreme court. Yesterday granted
an attachment for Sc. 500 against property
On the Western Gold Mining company
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this CITY
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &,
Co, amounted to S1,400. as follows: Sill
base bullion, $500: gold bars S goo
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Mines and Mining Stocks
4 Afternoon.
Forenoon.

tons and record OF sales made during
the two regular and open board calls:
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
Silver King Output ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Judge Shows Up Well.

Ore shipments from Park City during
the past week were somewhat heavier
than usual through the increase from the
Silver King and the shipment of fifty
tons Of crude ore from the New York
Bonanza Dafy-Judge makes a good show
ing and the outlook for the year be-
comes more and more promising. The
record as reported IN pounds by the
Macintosh and Silver King samplers, is
as follows:
Dsly-West 80. ....-.....-..........-.11 ~. 900
Kearns-Keith ..--.... ................ 5000
New 4Ork -..-.-.-+.-s---...-....- 1VJ,OD0
Daly-Judgs $50 21S, 600
Total pounds ......................5.22 pa, 900
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Is being discussed in series of analytical articles now rum
ming in Walkers Copper Letter every Saturday in the Boston
Commercial.
1t was three and one-haIf years ago that Walkers Cop
per Letter began presenting facts figures and logical deduC
tons to convince its readers that were then running into
the greatest bull market in the C0pperS and the metal that the
world had witnessed Since then the price of copper has
advanced from II So cents to 18 IL cents per pound and
nearly three hundred million dollars has been added to the
market value of copper mining stocks Did you get your
share of this advance?
The advice given in Walkers Copper Letter is not
prophecy prediction gueSSwok, but the findings of stu
dentSpecaS who keeps in close touch with the financial
and metal markets, analyses every scrap of copper mining
news and all available Statistics who knows the mines and
keeps posted developments through frequent personal Wis
its inspection and the employment of trained correspondents
Tens of thousands who read Walkers Letter regularly
will tell you of the remarkable record has made. 1t urged
the purchase of Anaconda at S15 Atlantic at ST. Bingham at
S20 Boston Consolidated at So Copper Range at S38 Gran
by at So Isle Royae at ST. Mohawk at $40 Michigan at Sc
North Butte at S25, 0Sceoa at S45 United Copper at $25
Utah Consolidated at $40 and Wolverine at $60 will have
other equally interesting and valuable advice for copper share
investors in the FUTURE and you can get every week in the
Boston Commercial.
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Afternoon Sales.

N OdIN9s
Alice, 300Gs4O0
Carisa 1OOOG261hc.
DaIy-Judge. 1O0ds10.2O: 1O0ds1025.
MAY Day. 45O0d22c; 500d225Ac.
Uncle Sam. 500G391zc; 50G39c.
Beck Tunnel Con. 1O0d64c; 2O0d641Zc.
New York /, 300G2212c; 200G22Ssc; 1,0001
2254C.
Open Beard.
Carisa. 2.5O062615c.
Ajax 2O0d311Hc.
Copper Glance, 2500G12c.
Columbus Cen 100GS5 20; 3006S5. %; 100fj
s5271z: 1O0d&5.30; 100GS5.33; 200dS5.35; 1000
So 30: 1O0GS537
Manhattan Gold King, 2,000d15c; 5000
I515c: 1,O0Od161Ic-
Little Bell. -1O0GS4 721z; 100GS4.70.
Ontario 1O0dS2.50.
Sacramento. G00G1494c.
Star Con-. 500H131sc-
Shares sold. $3.50
Selling value, s16,249.12.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
YOUNG CHAMP|0
Warren Wood, Nephew of w. n. Wood
Of Cairo Wins In Golf Tournament
at Pinehurst, NJ. c.

Warren X. Wood of Chicago, son o
Mr. John Wood formerly of this cit,
and nephew Of Mr. Walter II. Woo
II Cairo won the championship In tn,
golf tournament held between north
ain ana southern amateurs at Pine
aurst, n G. Thursday
The Chicago Tribune SAYS:
| Warren X Wood of the Homewood
! Country Club Of Chicago was the win
ner OF the championship trophy In
| Thursdays thirfy-six hole final round
on the sixth annual united north and
south amateur champ onship golf tour.
nament, held a Pinehurst n. c.. de.
feating C. l.. Becker of the Woodland
club Auburndale, Mass, two up on the
home green.
The match unquestionably takes its
place as the most brilliant amateur
golf ever seen, a stroke for stroke bar
ne under par which keyed the inter
ct Cf a big gallery to the highest
pitch. Al The end of the morning the
Massachusetts player had the western
lad six down and it was generally con
ceded 10 be over but The shouting.
Warren Wood. however. started the
afternoon in round in record form. TAX
ing the first five holes in order. and
evening The score on the eleventh
green. Becker gained a lead of one
again on The twelfth. bur Wood even.
ed the score on the thirteenth. gaining
the lead again on the fourteenth. Wood
woa The eighteenth aud the match.
Warren Wood. The new champion
d. IL years Of age and has a splendid
golf record throughout The west. He
was The winner Of the western inter.
scholastic championship for two years.
tie qualified eighth in last years anna
teur championship and has held the
championship Of his home club. He
was member of the western Olym.
pic championship team and now It at
tending Lawrenceyille academy"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
TAKE OVER MORE
Mandebaum Traction Syndica ate Ac.
qulre 541 Miles Of Additional
Lines.

Chicago, April Tt is understood
mar the al miles Of Wisconsin and
Illinois electric lines consolidated a
te wdays ago by Cleveland capitalists
with a capital Of $4,000 900 viii be
taken over by The Aurora Elgin comb.
nation recently effected by the Mandel.
baum syndicate
Cleveland advices say that with the
lines already In operation or contract.
ed Tor the company will reach as far
West as Dubuque, la, and as far North
As Madison, Wis., and that it is plan.
led TO get into st. Louis. Working ar.
engagements will be made. 1t Is said,
IN Cleveland with line from Chicago,
through Indianapolis 10 Cincinnati
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
BY M. j. FARNRAkER.

~~S' ~NSAt ~ y I. LEAGUE
Charley Babb's Southern leaeuers n
Memphis took the Cairo team out Il
Red Elm ball yard yesterday after
noon and made monkeys out of then
! by the score tf II to 0.
The defeat administered the team
was 50 heartrendng that none of them
dared SHOW heir faces on Main street
AFTER the game for fear of being kid.
ded' TO death Neither could one Of
them find The way to the telegraph
Office TO wire The result or particulars
Ift the game to Cairo and recourse was
had to the long distance telephone to
flnd out # The team had committed
suicide by jumping into the river from
the high bluffs
The reason for the loss of the game
summed up is, tage fright and throw
ing the bali away Hatch distinguish.
ed himself in the box allowing only one
hi in the three innings he was at the
slab
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
NEW SKATING RINK
Greater Cairo Rink viii Open Form
ally April 19th-pubic Ad-
nitted Free This Week.

The Greater Cairo skating rink at
Twenty-ninth and Sycamore streets is
completed and will open formally 10
The public Tuesday. April 10Th.
This rink is the finest and most
complete ever built in Cairo. Ii con.
tains skating surface Of white maple
5oxS5 feet Toilet and cloak rooms and
other conveniences have been ar,
ranged
The proprietor announces that The
privileges of the rink will be free 10
the public this week and they invite
all skaters TO come and try the floor.
Good music will be feature after the
formal opening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
INCREASE BUSINESS
First Two Months This Year Show
Big Gains Over Last Year with
Cairo Railroads.

Railroad business in Cairo has been
growing steadily and this year, SO far
mas shown remarkable increase over
the same time last year 1t Is said that
me receipts Of the Cairo office OF the
Illinois Central have been about s35,.
900 greater for the first two months
Of this year than they were for Jann-
airy and February OF last year. A like
state Of things IS understood to exist
IN the cases Of the other railroads
eentering here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
NEW BANKS.
CAIRO CAPITALISTS AID IN on.
CANNING FIRST NATIONAL
BANK AT uLLIN.
Officers Of New institution Are Al,
Well Known Residents OF Pulaski
County

\ new banking institution has been
Organized AZ ullins known as the First
National Bank.
Messrs. James II Galigan, II. A.
buder and J. NJ. Myers, Of Cairo. assist.
ed IN the organization OF the inatitu-
ton
The officers are
Fresident-L f. Robinson.
wee presidenl--F f. Holcomb.
Cashier. q. Hemenway.
D,rectors--L- + Robinson, Fred
Hoffmeyer Thos scanlin. w D. Far
rem. l. r spillman, ]. q. Hemenwav
and T f. Myers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
Dayton 10 Marion, Ind, ofathe Inter
state league.

Now that Christy Matthewson has
luliy recovered from his Illness il ii
thought ante-season winners Of the
National league pennant win become
fewer and fewer. If Christy had been
put out OF the running II is possible
several other clubs would have had 4
cnahce 10 finish at the Top. but with
me mighty eX-colleg.an at the helm
MeGraw has an excellent chance of
wearing the crown Of victory next Sep
TENDER.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Farrell. the twirler. who was can.
sldered one of the players here. dlsap.
peared Wednesday night and IL was
reported last night that he would not
return. The loss of this player IS
hcenIy felt, as he was a good slab
artt!t and one Of the best men on the
team with the stick He may return
and irin the squad but his is highly
Improbable as he left without notify.
ing Manager Workman Danville Press
Wouldn't stand for Joke Workman.
Hey?
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
MAY BE RICH" HYERs.

81. Louis, Mo. April IA dispatch
from Holm, Mo. tonight tells of the
visit there OF TWO men and a hoy in
a wagon. The boys answers the de-
scrlption Of Richard Byers. who was
kidnaped from seeleyville. Ind, some
years ago The men On being cues
toned said they bought the boy in In
diana
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
WRECK ON THE BURLINGTON

Billings Mont April IA wreck Ii
reported on the Burlington near All
lance. Seb. Meager particulars only
are ohtamable. It Is reported that the
engine encountered broken rail and
the entire passenger train, No. Al. left
the track. The wreckage took fire
and several lives are reported lost.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
AUTO OWNER PAYS UP.

Richmond Ind. April Mrs O n
Peck. whose husband. a Richmond
man. was rim down and killed 10y ri
automobile IN New York City several
months ago has received from The
owner Of the automobile s15.01n Mrs
Peck is arranging 10 leave Mes York
10 return TO her former home at Hami'-
ton OHIO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
WHIPPED FOR THEFT.

Evansville. Ind, April Police
Judge Winfrey today ordered the turn.
key al the police station TO whip
Thomas Murphy, aged i6 charged with
larceny, The turnkey refused. The
father however, consented and gave
him 50 lashes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
HADLEY HAS TYPHOID.

Kansas City. Mo April lit was
reported to night that Attorney Gener
al Hadley had typhoid fever. and that
DIR. Block of this city has been sum
moned
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Charley Buelow, manager Of the PEG
ia baseball club Is dead stuck on
Dutch Waener's work and says that
he has made good in blacl, face type.
by The way this Benlow g. not related
To Won Benlow the German chancel-
lor The only resemblance between
The German who collapsed the other
day during discussion In the Reich.
Stag from an attack OF influenza and
overwofk is that both are keen judges
and know how 10 hold the whip hand
over men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

You take no chances when you buy
cur Elk Brand" Boys Clothing. W.
fully guarantee them.
WHITE & Valdez.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Ruhe Waddell pulled OF his old
rick at Memph recently. With the
Athletics > TO o in The ninth. Rube
emf everyone but the backs,op 10 the
bench Memphis made three runs and
then. with one out and a man on base
Rube famed the next pair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Are we satisfied and eontented with
the result of yesterdays game9 Sure
Our sontentment was yum of der finest
zens&shuns dot efer grept into a
man'$:mind und wanted 10 stay dore.
We Na#' glad We wasn't beat wusser,
pec&!Ff:.e de Caro- boys vas glat NV der
am6;tgtng und We vas all gIat togedder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Orr special Boys' Clothing offer this
week means a saving Of 81 on each
SUR sou bus Of us.
WHITE & Valdez
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
Wasninuton Bulletin.

Washington, April 7.-lllinois--Rain
Sunday. warmer in northeast: Mon.
lag, fair colder
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

fh4w Hughesites are becoming al
me- i%.&s conspicuous in baseball as the
i)ete!!an!y's. hTe American league
mas :lhree Of the former in ITS fold in
long Tom of The Nationals. his
brother Eddie of the Bostons, and an.
other Tom Hughes with the II ghland.
ers, George Hughes with Peoria and
Dummy Flames c. Hughes Of
Jacksonville.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

!. A:e.%May hat peen beaden and gom
:hgfG<l:tiid3!:to re read but our redreed vas
n2d%trhke dot ny der Sar nv all der
itE0(o::ai'S. who, ven he dock der hot foot
ff9li ;tler Vnter Balace nit Vite. only
,llt,t<-!!3r high places. lnd he dittent hat
IN nj nE:e,j.'to. stop ind tie his left shoe. No
siE: .;:6e' VIII come home riding in q
BuilrLlAikaln NIT dwelve yeels under id.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Ee'"are eggsbecting peter tngs to-
day:sii:tiM dere is no use Of being sour
as A.$&jonr man is like vinegar to der
eNg%3@iNl, bud happy eggspreshnn
e-euller Away.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

The majority Of the big league clubs
which have been south for Their spriue
practice are making preparations IA
reitrn north for exhibition games or
already have left the land Of Dixie.
The Mali nal league .eason opens
Thursday. April ~ with New York
at Philadelphia. Pittsburg al 81. Louis.
Chicago and Boston a. Brooklyn. The
American opens two days later with
Philadelphia az Washington Chicago
a. Detroit. Boston a. New York and
Cleveland opens al S. Louis April Il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Patton g. a pitcher recommended TO
Cairo By Barney Petty The young
SER has a world OF steam ana viii
undoubtedly develop into a good one.
when he gels a little more control
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Elmer Duggan has teen sold sy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

The game this afternoon between
Cairo and Sikesron will be- called At
s.3e O'Clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
LACE.:CURTAiINS

IS ouss time and you certainly change
o od curtains for new We have the biggest have ever
had Wecosed from Ely Walker Co.. odd lots some some
and some pair of kind less than the dollar Some
go you at the same savings Don't miss The your
lie Tune Here is the description of the assortment:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08
SILK PETTICOATS

bought from manufacturer who needed the c 100 Skirts in
bue brown black and cbangeabe at away less than the
OF the silk and place them sale the benefit of On 20
customers while they last 5000 value sale pre-. Oj,40
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

:We: :lta Il: >alGt'} he .liadieg shades,
.S!EGli .a s: '@tasr- tap resida, CHAM
; = Z: IS: ard sr0My.white.