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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
DYNAMITER is CAPTURED.
Man Who Destroyed Sibert Tunnel
Has Been Arrested.
snccInI 10 Tho Trlhunc.

Special to Tho Tribune
CALIENTE. Feb l5.-Onc OF the dyna-
miters who was accessory to the blowing
up OF the Sibert tunnel here. at the Sibert
mines. destroying $1,000 worth OF giant
powder belonging TO George c. Fetter-
man OF the Caliente Mercantile company
last Saturday, was caught by Deputy
Sheriff Monahan, and is now safely
lodged I'm the town jail and will be bound
over to the next grand jury as accessory
to the felony. His partner who was
the real culprit, jumped the town the
night OF the crime, and tho detectives
FOR the Salt Lake Route aided by To-
cal officers, are hot on his trail. Ernest
keat constable. went down to Las
Vegas In hopes OF rounding up the man.
but returned yesterday without having
located MIN.
Route Is now In camp looking over the
ground and expects soon to get hold of
the guilty man. Tho tunnel was entirely
destroyed and the bunkhouse and black
smith shop blown to pieces No one was
killed. but one OF the employees who was
sleeping I'm the bunkhousc at the time OF
the explosion was missed by a scratch
when the heavy anvil was blown through
the house The cause OF the crime was
the discharge OF the culprlt and his part
ner by Mr. SIbert.
George Burton and Frank Pilgrim.
owners of the Copper Glance group OF
claims north OF Moapa. have Just re-
Ceivcd assays OF 30 ounces silver and 10
per cent copper from samples recently
sent TO salt Lake taken from their prop
critics. They have refused an offer OF
5000 for the three claims. and state they
expect to push development work dur
Ing the coming spring.
Henry Black and Nose Gilbert of the
Virgin river country came In camp today
with some magnificent specimens OF free
gold quartz, taken from their Black Flag
group of claims in that section. The sam
pies were taken from two-foot vein OF
white honeycombed quartz which crops
up for over 400 feet along the ledge and
shows values OF an average OF Sl4 per
ton throughout, but the specimens that
were brought In VIII run much higher
Frederick Brundage and Louis Adolph
Wcisner, both OF Luxembourg, passed
through Caliente today Ell route to Bull
frog, whc-" they expect TO pass several
months loo6ng over the mining situation
with the purpose OF acquiring some OF the
rich properties for foreign capitalists
Both are mining experts of long years
experience In South Africa and Austria
liza and have recently returned from a
two-ycars exporting trip TO Siberia
North, Laklcy and Burns OF Wyoming
have just purchased the Great Bear
group OF gold mines on Virgin river from
Dick Loucks and George Lanin. the To-
Gators. for $500. OF which 10 per cent has
been paid, the balance to be paid in two
equal payments in thirty and ninety
days. and four men have been put to
work on the properties. which have
shown assays OF s14 to S123 per ton In
ledges running from two to five feet in
width. over 500 feet of development
work has been completed and about 100
tons Of high-grade ore is now on the
dump, ready for saCking and shipment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
FIRST NEWS OF
COPPER COMPANY
J. A. COram Issues Statement
About American Con. Copper
COmpany's Affairs.
OWNS GOOD MINES
IN BUTTE DISTRICT
Opportunity Given SharehoId-
ers of Montana Coal Company
to Exchange.

The first definite news OF the American
Consolidated Copper company looking to
the contamination OF its merger plan
comes In tho shape of official an
nounccment calling on the shareholders
OF tho Montana Coal and CoSe company
to deposit their stock in exchange for the
stock OF tho new corporation. In n let
ter TO the shareholders, says the Boston
News bureau. j, A. Coram gives the first
definite information as to tho scope OF
the American Consolidated Copper com
pany. The letter is IS follows.
Basis Of Exchange.
II hereby make the following offer to
the stockholders OF the Montana Coal
and Coke company: | Will exchange one
share OF American Consolidated Copper
company stock for each eight shares Of
the Montana Coal and Coke company $
stock. provided n majority OF the shares
can be acquired for exchange on or be-
fore the nth day Of February, 1906 For
the purpose OF carrying out this offer
the stockholders OF tho Montana Coal
and Coke company may deposit their
stock with the Federal Trust company
OF Boston and receive therefor negotiable
receipts In exchange. satisfactory to the
Boston stock exchange.
Amount of First Issue.
The American Consolidated company
has been organized under the laws OF
the State of Maine with total author
lied capitalization of SlS0.0oooco. divided
into 10000 shares OF the par value OF
N00 each. The first issue Will be 56S coo
shares. or a total of t36,50O.0oO and no ad-
ditional stock can be issued for less than
Its par value, 500 per share.
Owns Butte Copper Mines.
THE company will have In its treasury
cash working capital OF S,Ooo.01o and
will own a very large group OF copper
mines in the center of the mineral dis
trict OF Butte, Mont. including the prop
erty known as the Davis estate mines.
and the Daily Mining company's mines OF
the estate of the late Marcus DAILY. These
properties have been reported on for the
American Consolidated Copper company
by Capt. c. II. Palmer, +. n. Wilson.
Capt Ben libby. Capt. ID. MacVichie and
Carol H Hand.
Their reports are exceedingly favor
able and show net earnings on produc-
tion OF 1000 tons day OF 81, ,fOIl5o per
annum which is equal to 20 per cent
earnings on the $35, .0po to be Issued. '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Mining Notes.

IT NJ Atkinson, general manager of
the New England Cold and Copper Min
ing company. is in the city looking up
supplies for his company.
Secretary Treasurer Lamoourne OF the
DaIy-Judge company has left for Jersey
CIV fo attend the annual meeting OF the
company.
General Manager Thomas Weir spent
Thursday visiting the Ajax mine.
c. d. b. Turner has left for Silverton.
where he viii spend ten days or more
looking over his mining interests.
Frank p. Swndler has returned from
an Eastern trip.
General Manager Lafayette lanchett
or the Newhouse properties has gone to
the Cactus property for his usual inspec-
ton OF the operations being carried on
there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
WABASH MOVE
IS SATISFACTORY
Stockholders IndOrSe the Plans
Formulated Some Time Ago
by the Directors.
CAPITALIZATION TO BE
GREATLY INCREASED
Development of Mine Follows
Without Further Expense
to Shareholders.

At tho meeting OF the Wabash share
holders held in the offices of tho company
Thursday oft ernoon II was decided by nil
voters present to make the changes In tho
affairs OF the company as Ind been sub
mitted by the present officials OF the COM
panys The meeting was most harmonious
in every respect, everything being carried
unanimously. Out of the li2,0n0 outstand-
ing shares of the company, lll,Sa2 voted
for the changes In the companNs af1alrS.
capitalization Increased.
The purpose of the meeting was for the
stockholders Of the Wabash to vote upon
the increase OF tho capitalization OF the
company; this was done by increasing the
number OF shares In the company from
10000, OF n par value of 81, to 10000
shares, of par value of So One hun
drcd and nifty thousand shares of stock,
the new issue OF one hundred thousand
and nifty thousand from the treasury,
were made unasscssable, and II was
agreed by all present Mt the Thursday
meeting TO pool their stock for six months.
II Is anticipated that all the outstanding
the expiration Of @ few days which VIII
take Wabash from off the market for
some time,
Purely Financial Move.
President Treweek recently stated the
reasons for these great changes were ap-
parent. being purely financial The pur-
pose of pooling the stock. he said. was to
place n large block of the unasseSsnble
STOCK on the market negotiations to that
end having been partially arranged for.
BY this means funds Will be provided am
ply sufficient for the purpose OF push
ing development work upon the property
without further assessments on the stock
And aside from inaugurating n vigorous
campaign of development work other
aud different portions or the property
than those heretofore touched means are
thereby provided for payments on prop
critics held under option by the Wabash
company.
AS has been stated, the purpose Of MAX
ing 10000 shares unasscSSablc Is TO
able the company TO moro eXpcditiously
place this amount Of stock upon the East
crn market. Armed with the means TO
prosecute the great amount OF work
planned by the management, and with
out any further burdens added 10 the
shareholders OF the company. the Wabash
is confidently expected TO move forward
rapidly, and take her proud place beside
the other great properties OF the camp of
which the property forms no nconsidcr-
able portion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16

FORENOON SALES.
Englc Blue Bell. 100 at s2.5q1. 100 at s3 90.
Sacramento 100 at BIC
Beck Tunnel so ut Sc.
Now York. 1000 at 2ic.
Shares sold 600.
Selling value, 1888 ID
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel, 25O at &c. 500 at 5aIsc.
Black Jack. 100 at e0c
Butler Liberal. 675 at lilac.
CnriAa- 800 Mt 2Sc,
Columbus Consolidated. $50 at a7s. 100 at
81 7iI4. % at AI5
Daly-Judgc 100 at STOPS
May Day. 1000 at lshc. 800 ut 16hc. 800 at
15ac, seller sixty days.
New York. 100 at 2sc. 1000 at 23iac.
81 o. 500 al sl.ss.
Richmond Anaconda 400 at &c.
Sacramento. 200 at AEc
Uncle Sam 100 at 35c, 200 at 3hc.
Wabash. ao at &c.
Shares cold, lo.IZ5
Selling value. S6s50.62
AFTERNOON SALES
carisa so at 29Me. 500 at 2oc. 2ooo at 2sse.
daye. 500 at shc seller thirty DAYS.
DAILY. 100 at s.l7Is 100 AT sl.l9.
Grand Central. 100 at 50. 2b, buyer thirty doys
Little Bell. 200 Mt S4.2O. 400 at H15. seller
sixty days; 100 at s2l.
May Day, 200 at l55e. 800 at l5a.c.
Silver King. 80 Rt $3.50
Beck Tunnel. 1000 at CSC, 1000 Mt 54Ac 800 at
New York 300 at 2s4c, 1000 q, 2a%c. seller
sixty days
Shares sold. is. $50.
Selling value. Sl0,523.75.
OPEN BOARD
CarIsa 500 at zHsc. 700 at 2sHc 100 at 2snc
buyer thirty days. 1900 at sac, buyer sixty
Grand Central; 100 at 81. .ssl4. buyer thirty
Sioy Dcy. 1000 at 1sHc buyor sixty days.
New York, 80 at 23i5c
Shares sold. 1850.
Selling value. S2oSS. 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
RUMORS BUSY WITH
TWO TIN1|C MINES
Grand Central and Victoria Re-
ported to Be Examined by
Experts.

Within close circles IT is said that
something very interesting and slgnin-
cant Is taking place In the Tintic min
Ing district, and rumors which have con-
nectcd the Grand Central and Victoria
mines with tho projected mergers have
Increased In persistcnCy during the past
few days. II is thought that these two
properties are at the present time pelnS
subjected to expert examination. and
that they eventually will nnd an an
chorage In the safe and sound Bingham
Consolidated harbor.
Are Valuable Properties.
The Grand Central and Victoria would
be very valuable acquisitions 10 the Blng-
ham Consolidated company, Tor aside
from their orc producing capabilities
their silicious ores would be OF especial
utility to the smelling plant OF that or
ganzation. The theory has been ad-
vanced that the temporary shutdown OF
the Grand Central and Victoria, osten-
sibly to retimber the shaft on the for
mer property, IL move In the conSoli-
dalton game to permit more complete
and uninterrupted examination OF the
workings of the mine There are many
differences of opinion regarding this
phase of the matter, however.
Actions of Stock.
Wise ones think that the action Of the
Grand Central and Victoria stocks upon
the announcement that operations on
lutse t"o plOp'l SleS Huu pNti tSihpp, ~
lily suspended would tend TO strengthen
the rumor as TO consolidation with 9TH
cr prominent interests. While the phy-
steal conditions OF the mines are In the
most sound and satisfactory shape. 1t Is
said that the mere fact OF a shutdown
would weaken these stocks on the market
In spite OF the fact that such action
would be wholly uuwarrantcd They
were not affected. however, to any per-
ccptibe extent. Hence the conclusions.
Mr.. William Hatfield OF these properties
stated when asked regarding the rumors
herein mentioned that he knew of no ex-
aminatlons or merger deals affecting
these properties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
IS MINERAL HUNGRY.
Mining Engineer Says Eastern Re
eion Has Much willing Money.

]. II Shocklcy. the prominent and pop
passed through ogden "Wednesday from
New York on the way to Goidnelo,
stated that the most noticeable thlnS IN
Tho East at present was the great re-
snect and demand for Western mining
stocks The East Is mineral hungry, and
there seems to be no end 10 the conn
dence money that portion OF the Nation
is pouring into Utah and Nevada mines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
DAY ON CHANGE.
Carisa and Ohio Copper Feel Effects
of Merger Rumors.

CariSa continues 20 command the attention OF
the talcnt on the local exchange. there being
buyers for 300 shares Thursday afternoon at
the level maintained for tho past few days.
1t IN known that dcnl OF some nature IL on
foot affecting this property, the exact extent
and nature OF which tho management hns not
intimated. dceminG any statement at this time
rather premature.
Ohio Copper stock is also In demand. and Is
also resting under the charge that great con-
solIdatlon interests are camping upon the
trail OF the control OF the property. Thursday
was reasonably busy day. total OF &c i25
shares passing hands representing the sun OF
&l,S46I9. The quotations for the day closed
ms follOuvEs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
IRON ORE IN UINTAH.
Colorado Mining Nan Impressed
With Deposits on Reservation.

Warren A. Moore. a prominent mlnlns
man OF Leadville, was In this city lhurs-
day en- route TO Nevada. Mr. moore mas
crvation. looking over the mineral re-
sources of that region lie stated IhuIs- Ss-
day that there were some enormous IRON
several good mines would eventually be
deseloped, He doubted. however, that
there VIII be any large mining diStrlcts
in that region He was especially spuSh
With the hydrocarbon deposits or lne
IrIntah country. which are among the
largest In the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Boston Copper Letter.

following copper letter from Boston, re-
ccived over their private wire:
TRADERS were inclined to take tho bull
side In the afternoon. but did little either
way, Local Issues were In good tone
and maintained prices wei. considering
the weakness In copper shares. Closing
firm."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
MORRISON MINING COMPANY.
New Superintendent Will Leave With
Men to Begin Operations.

The directors of the Morrison Mining
company held a meeting In this city
Thursday evening and laid out an eX-
tcnsive campaign of work for the coming
season. The new superintendent John
Turner, will take hold at once, and the
operations at the mine Will be continued
without stint. Mr Turner leaves today
for the property with n force OF miners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released the fol-
lowing number OF cars of ore THURSDAY.
stockton. ]: Nevada. 2; Alta. .
Taylor & Brunton released the foIlow-
Ing. Tintic, IL; Bingham, 2. Nevada
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16

fcre greatly with profitable OUTPUT oa
this metal In addition fuel Is TOO iie scaic &c
in this State. and there Is hardly enousn
zinc mined TO warrant such an e"'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
RICH ORE BROUGHT
FROM GOLD BUTTE
Remarkably Fine Specimens of
GOld-Bearing Quartz Reach
Salt Lake.

j 3, Graham, one OF the directors Of
the Gold Butte mining property OF Nc
vada. returned from that property Thurs
day. bringing with him some OF the most
remarkable specimens of practically sur
face ores that have reached this city In
many n day The specimens como from
q snort drift In the shaft. nt the dis
tance OF about ten feet from the surface,
and they are fairly sparkling with tho
precious yellow metal, The Gold Butte
mines are being financed entirely by To-
cal men and money, and the following
excerpt from the Mining Review Will be
OF interest to the mining circles of this
State:
Is Promising Region.
Gold Butte Is located about twenty
fve miles east and little south of 81
Thomas, as the road goes, but the dis
tanco lis shorter the crow flies. This
Is the new gold camp, the first company
to enter this promising field being the
Nevada Gold Butte Mines company, Lin
tied, of Salt Lake City. Next in order
pany OF Tucson, Ariz.. and Los Angeles
and following In their trail came the
Kimberly syndicate OF Kimberly Utah.
In addition to which there are a number
OF others owning valuable and promising
claims In this richly mineralized section.
among the number being Henry Gentry
the popular postmaster of st Thomas;
Joseph Fl Hardy, AARON Le9vitt' Ma
sum. w c. Sharp. o. n. Temple, w, A
Crawford. Scott Allen. P. J. Mulligan.
y. +. Bonnelli. S. l.. Wnldey, Frank
Burgess Carl f. Arthur and r II. Fair
banks, J. NJ. Lytlc, George L. Whitney
and Levi Syphus,
Development of Gold Butte.
"On the first OF December the Gold
Butte company began the development
and exploration OF Its property and. un-
der the guidance of Superintendent j. f,
Gibbs. the six parallel assure veins en-
braced in the company's group Of nine
claims arc being opened up In number
OF places, and considerable good ore
is being broken down and placed on the
surface, from which q small trial ship
ment will soon be made. nifty ore sacks
having been sent down for this purpose
on the first OF the month a tunnel site
has also been selected. and the main
working tunnel has been started. which
is now we'll under cover. This tunnel. In
distance OF 1000 feet VIII cut tho six
parallel veins and at A depth OF about
700 feet below the summit OF the noun
tain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Thursday
were as follows Silver 66l2c; Lead S,oy'
conner l7nc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Tonopah- -Goldf1eld Stocks.
Bid. ASKED,

james a Pollock 6 Co. furnish the follow
Ing yesterdays San Franclaco mining stock
quotations received over their private wire:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Ore and Bullion

The orc and bullion receipts for Thurs
day, given by McCornck's bank. were a =
follows: Ore. 81. 800: bullion, So. 700
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16

J, oBERNDoRFER, STOCK ERo-
KER. 1si S. Main. Tel. Bell 1872.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Boston Stock Market.

James A. Pollock &c Co, furnish tho follow
ing Boston stock quotations. received over
their private wire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
San Francisco Mining Stocks,

M FRANCISCO. Feb. l5.-The officInl
Ing quotations for mining stocks today
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-04
LAS F.ESTAS De MA
70 en- Vega-Baia
tuerOn Inuy luCi-
das.
SaCerdOte que, administrator el hau-
tizO aI9 niiiOs, sufri6 IN sin
cope.
LO rsCOIeCtadO sl dItlmo mes pOr e collector d
Rentas Internas.

Ode maestro cOrresponsaI.

JUNO L.
Con gran concurrencia de fieIes verif-
c6se en- Vega Baia el mes de Mayo. Nueg-
tro querido parroco obtuvo del Sr. Obispo
que enviara un fraile franciscano para que
10 ayudara en- su ardua tarea, pues como
el padre Martorell esta un POGO delica-
do no hubiera podido sopoTtar las fatigas
de atender al culto diario.
Fray Leonardo-asf Sc llama el fran
ciscano-nos predicaba diariamente sobre
puntos de nuestra Eacrosanta religion pu-
dimos convencernos de que posee vastos
conocimientos religiosos.
Estuvo varias veces muy felfz, sobTe to-
do la noche en- que aclar6 los puntos en-
los cuales puede un cat6lico pecar contra
la f9.
Hoy Sc llevara q efecto la procession, Ia
cual creemos quedara muy concurrida. Sc
han verifcado en- ell dia de hoy i19, bauti-
EOS cuando el padre los estaba admins.
trando le di6 un vahido tuvo que reti-
rarse, mas al POGO ratio Sc encontr6 mejor y
los termin6.
-Ha sido instalada una ofcina para
vender aquf maquinas de coser.
Felicitamos q Vega Baja por ese paso
d6 ay8nce.
-El lunes de la semana Ultima Sc uni6
ante los altares la gentil distinguida
DANA sefiorita Maria Silva con el senior
Luis Felipe joven de Caguas,
Fueron formar su nido en- q pinto
resco Utuado.
Mil felicidades les deseamos
En- breve plazo Sc uniran cinco parejas
mas, entire las que Sc cuentan dos maestros,
dos comerciantes y un hacendado.
bravo por los valientes!
Ell iltimo mes ha recolectado Ell sefor
Manuel Cuebas collector de Rentas Inter
mas de este pueblo $500.
Por su actividad exacto cumplimiento
en- su empleo estan sus jefes muy satis-
feehos.
Ell sefor Joaquin Perez esta fabrican-
do una preciosa casa frente & la plaza.
Pronto quedara terminada, embelIeciendo
asf aGn mas la poblaci6n.
Con motive del excessive calor va se
nota el vacfo que van dejando las familias
que sc trasladan Ia playa, para darse los
tradicionales bafios de mar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-04
ANUNCIO De CONCURSO De PINTURA

Ell dia seis de Junio corriente las diez
de la mafiana Sc celebrara un concursO pa
ra adjudicar ell pintado al oleo tres manos
de los paramentos exteriorcs de los muros
de fachadas del edificio propiedad del
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA,
situado en- la Gale de Tetuan de esta Ciu-
dad.
Las proposiciones Sc haran en- pliegos
cerrados, expresandose en- letra ell precio
a que Ell icitador Sc comprOmete pintar al
oleo tres manOs cada metro cuadrado de
superficie en- fabricas de mamposterfa,
MADEIRA hierro, con sujeci0n las reglas
establecidas en- el pliego de condolences fa-
cultativas redactadO para este trabajo que
So encuentra de manifesto en- la Seeretarfa
del Banco.
Para tOmar parte en- la hcitacion es re-
quisito indispensable constituir previa-
mente un dep0sito de ounce dollars en- la
Gaia del BancO, que Sc deyolvera aque-
Hos lieItadores cuyas proposiciones no ha-
yam sido aceptadas y Sc aumentara dicho
dep6sitO treinta dollars por ell licitador q
quien Sc haya adjudicado ell trabajo para
responder de su buena ejecucion.
El Banco Sc reserva el derecho de recha-
zar todas las proposiciones presentadas, si
asi 10 juZga cOnveniente sus intereses.
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.-El Director Geren-
ter. Castro Gonzalez. 8. VS..