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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-20
WILL BE CANCELLED.
Glass Contracts Will Be Called Off
Even Though Legislature Should
Not Require It.

The dispensary investigating COM
mission held a meeting on Friday
afternoon in. order to give an audi
enee, to the attorneys for the Carolina
Glass company, says the Columbia
State. The attorneys, Messrs. VIM.
II. Lyles and F. II. Weston, urged
the, committee not to push its resolu-
ton to have repudiated all outstand-
inc. contracts between the State dis
pensary and the glass factory.
The glass factory's representa-
tives stated that, they would agree to
nearlv all of the recommendations Of
the committee as expressed by the
resolution, but they asked the oppor-
tunity to have the settlements come
from themselves voluntary. They
would agree to have all accounts with
the dispensary properly audited and
would raise no objection to the, pro-
position to repeal the contracts.
The committee has charged no in.
tent, it has merely pointed out irreguG
larities, and it was decided last night
to suspend the resolution for the pres
Nent.
While Mr.: Lyon and Mr.. Fraser
and others were in committee room
discussing the matter during tenn
porary lull in the proceedings Of the
house, some papers were placed on
the speakers desk and Mr.. Morgan,
who was presiding, presented them
to the house. One was Mr.. Lyon s
resolution providing for the glass
company's dispensary contracts to be
abrogated. The resolution was pas
sed and ordered sent to the senate.
It. was subsequent to this time that
the agreement was reached with refer
ence to the conference between the
attorneys and the committee. Mr..
Lyon tried to get the floor in order
to move to reconsider the vote where
by the resolution was adopted, but
the house was adjourned before he
could make any statement about it.
Following is, the resolution which
was adopted by the house:
"Whereas, it appears that certain
contracts for glass have been awarded
improperly by the directors Of the
State dispensary to the Carolina Glass
company: and
Whereas, certain purchases Of
glass have been made without regard
to the rights and best interest Of the
State, therefore be it.
"Resolved by the house Of repres-
entatives, the senate concurring:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-20

II sometimes happens that when
tvpe is set it matches out trouble.
No. Alonzo. 4 man ism necessarily
simple because he lives the simple life.
Too many people mistake dignity
for wisdom.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
PRODUCE.


Chicago. sept. 1.-The wheat market Was
firm at the opening today because Of small
deliveries on september contracts. DcCem-
Der wheat opened islA 70 AdA higher.
at 1875 TO a. and sold az iShaiSs
The corn market was easier December
opened shade lower at ~ mad sold at
f9sdisA..
December oats opened shade to 4.
cents higher at N'sul and sold az 81
Despite an advance Of cents IN the
price o. live hogs The provision market
was barely steady. september pork was
2ia cents lower at lG.Si. lard was I'M
changed, at s.I7is aud ribs were down y.
AT s.i5.
cash; Wheat-No. 2 red. n.af.h: No
red, IlQ1H Ne ? hard. 7os.G7lb: 30. 3
hard. 70q70A. No ] and No northern
nothing doing No. 3 spring, 13ai4is.
Oats-No. Q &q50. No. @ ~
Corn-No. 3 4s6d4sl. No 8. iIsdisH
The feature Of the market was the buy
ing OF September which carried the
price Of December NJ 20 Iidip,. The
close was firm with December = higher
Corn-The market became frmer IN the
last half hour The high mark for De-
cemher was 43'. The close was hrm with
December Up shade az DL.
Close: Wheat-Sept. ~. Dec, 1Skd7i
Corn-Sept, ft. Dec. {3s
Oats-Sept. Nis: Dec 3li.a2it.
Pork-Sept. le oqls e2i.. Jan, ian
Lard-Sept. s.11ieas.sD. oct. SsiitdS o..
Rbs-sept. $50; oct. S.1gii a
Ryo-Cash. g..
Barley--Cash, SiQj2
Tlax-Nothing doing 4.
Timothy 40.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool Sept -wheat--sep,.. g. I'D.
Dec. IS 49,
Weather. fne and warm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
White Jack Mining Go. Organized by
Prominent salt Iakers,

salt Lakers are generally conceded
the honor Of having been first In the
Blackhorse mining district Of Nevada.
aud certain Il Is that they are the most
prominent operators engaged on that
section Of the country Just al his time.
But sin efforts are being made look
ing 60 the furtherance Of salt Lake
Interests and as a part Of the plans
the White Jack Mining company has
been formed
The group which the new company
viii take over was located by Fred l..
Schrott early In the Blackhorse rush
and adjoins the well known Mabel
ground which has done so much to-
wards makinf Schrott famous What
Is known as the Blackhorse group al
SO adioins the new company's prop
orty. The Mabel claims are crossed
by vein running the entire length
Of the property which vein continues
on and also trayerses the new properly
and ore OF high quality has been al
ready taken out The properly Is
undoubtedly well located and IN the
opinion ~ mining men who have visit
cd II viii I'm all likelihood turn out as
well az any other In this wonderful
district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
BANNER WEEK ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
FiuureS Show Heavy Increase
Over the Same Week in
Last Year.
REVIEW OF MONTHS BUSINESS
Many stock, Show Substantial Increase
In Price With Market Uniformly
strong and Prospects Excellent

Business on the noor Of the local exc
change opened up well this morning,
The bidding was brisk and prices vel
sustained. No less than 1900 shares
of New York changed hands az prices
ranging from 81 % 50 cents during The
regular call. with no sales on ihe open
board. The total business for the morn
Ing was well ahead OF the average
morning session while the totals for The
week show an advance Of something
like $4,000 over the totals for the same
week last year. The same Is true with
regard to the months business, which
tor August this year reached the mag
nIhoent total Of i.Ol0.ll2 shares, repre-
sentlng a worth OF s727, 53L63, as against
4Ss,22s shares, representing a worth Of
Si29. s93si for the same month last
year.
Not only has business been good both
week and month, but prices have held
up In manner almost beyond eXpecta-
ton. Nevada stocks IN particular have
proved feature Of the market, most Of
them recording substantial advance
in price. Utah stocks have also done
quite well, one or two showing excellent
gaius DAILY Judge az tll.50 Is 20 cents
higher than Il was ON Aug /, Lower
Mammoth is II cents higher and New
York is cents higher. OF the Nevada
stocks, Mohawk was offered al $40
Aug, J. since when IL has been several
times better than 81 and today 1891 IS
esked for II. Montgomery Mountain
has moved from 81 cents at the first OF
the month TO 50 cents bid and % asked
~ this time. Both Jumping Jack and
Silver Pick are almost double what
they were 80 days ago, and dozens OF
other cases OF substantial gains exist.
With the approach Of cold weather
an even stronger market Is looked Tor
and II Is not unlikely that a yeritable
boom IN stocks viii be the result. The
business OF the week In particular Is
a matter for cOngTatulatiOn and will
do more than all other causes combined
10 revive the interest OF the public IN
stol Is OF all classes. The prosperity
evidenced by these figures Is shared by
nearly every other line IN the state, and
the prospects OF heavy fan business
money easy. and collections good were
perhaps never better.
The quotations for the day closed as
follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
PREVIOUS RECORD
IS DISCOUNTED.
Bingham Consolidated Has One
OF Best Months in
History.
IMMENSE TONNAGE HANDL ED.
Figures Include Output of Eagle and
Hue Bell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 be-
Made for Output OF More Mines.

The record of the Bingham Cousoi.
dated company during the month Of
August is something 90 be proud OF,
ana constitutes one Of the banner
months OF its existence SO far A total
Of 1900 tons OF ore was handled by
this company during the month from
an sources including he output OF the
Eagle q Blue Bell mine While de-
tailed figures Of the precise tonnage
handled are not yet available. the above
figures are approximately correct, and
II anything are under rather than over
the exact amount. The record OF this
company since the Heinze interests
came into control is ln every respect
one OF the greatest ever made, and
from all accounts VIII be surpassed q
the future efforts which are TO be put
forth. The properties Of the company
are reported all IN the best OF condi.
ton and the expiring Of a number Of
leases In the near future Is expected 10
make Il possible for them TO gain con-
troll of still larger tOnnages Prospects
for the future were perhaps never bet
ter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
NEvADAs IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Jas. A. Pollock & Co. furnish the fol.
lowing san Francisco stock quotations
received over their private wire
Belmont, i.00a5.ej Cash Boy, l5dlS.
Golden Anchor $500. Home, l9q2l
Jim Butler l.i5di.j0. MacNamara. a
0i5i Midway. 3 l0n22 2n. Montana.
2@H2s2l North Star. l1a4s. Ohio.
lbQss, Tonopah Extension. 5isd54
Tonopah Nevada. ls.5Odl9 Co. West
End. Zoo. Adams. sag. Atlanta. g-G
.g' Blue Bull. l6dlS. Booth. f0a5g:
columbia Mountain. 3603s. ConQucror,
l4Rl5 Damondheld, 3saiQ. Dixie. 5dS.
HoIdneld, las2. Jumbo .35al.42is;
Jumbo Extension. 3Sdl0. Kendall. 70d
~ Laguna, i6ai7. May Queen. 1921.
Mohawk. 3.7iQS.S0, Red Top. i.52isQ
go; sandstone. 7sas2; silver Pick, 5sd
81 s. Ives, 5iaj9. National Bank, $40
IS. Denver. l.j5; Eclipse. S.: Gold Bar.
L5tgl40. Original 1ldl5; stelnway. IS
ni6, Consolidated Virginia. ssqS7: r.
Eagles -. Indian Camp. 40d49;
ophiy 3.55d3 60; MEXICAN. S4as5:
Caledonia. 29n 40, ExcheIuer. 80 bid.
Norcross l.00Nl.05. Golden Crown.
li1lt, Great Bend, t0a59. Rescue.
2Oa2l Black Butte Extension. 4db.
Tramp. go bid; Golddeld Belmont g
asked, Montgomery Mountain. isd5l:
Sunset, l5nl7. Sceptre. lsa SO, Man
haitian 15nl6: Seyler- Humphrey q
025, Dexter 81 bid, Granny. 2la23.
Gold Wedge l5HlI. Lone star. l4d15:
Great Bend Extension. lSGl9. Great
Bend Annex 1915. Crescent. ltd15:
Cow Boy. l0dl2, Denver Annex. 2id
2i Bulls & Bears. en3. Black Rock
in5. New York Consolidated. 25a27.
Manhattan Consolidated. 90 bid: Littl,
Joe sac. Mayfower 60dsl. Jumpinl
JACK. i6ni1. Tramp Cons. 1871 = n
40. r. Bonanza. ca. Fraction. %
d9s. Yankee Girl l4dl5. STRAY Dog
47d4s, Red Top Extension, sn7
Daisy. g. asked. Nevada AN. 5i5 bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
CONCENTRATES.

The Scranton Mining company has
opened offices I'm the Herald block in
oharage Of r. j. Dighton.
William NJ. wantland has returned
from Ely. Nevada. whore ne is inter-
ested in several valuable mining
claims.
General Manager NJ. T. RcQus ~ the
Nevada Northern railroad and the
Nevada Consolidated Mining company
will leave Tor Ely tonight.
The Taylor & Bruuton ore sampler
today released the following cars 81
ore. Four California. seven Nevada.
five Idaho and one Colorado.
Avery Woodward. connected with
the Homestake Mining company. left
today for his home On Dakota after a
stay " some days On The city
n. l. Trew left for Idaho last eve
Ming for the purpose II making an OK
animation % a number ~ mining pro.
peruc which have been brought 70
his attention
General Manager Hancheu " the
Newhouse interests left last nicht for
Colorado on account ~ the death OF
sister Much sympathy D. felt for Nr.
Hanchett ln local mining circles
John n. Howard and family of Cherry
Creek. New. sre in salt Lake for a
three DAYS usit with friends. AFTER
which ihay aln dcpsr, f0r ue easi
Mr Howard IL mining man ana Zoos
90 NcV York 90 interest eastern eapI.
tal ih the development % copper pr6p.
.ru's owned hy bin in EMO county.
New
The Lexington COLD & Silver Mining
company of spanish FORK filed articlc.
N Incorporation nith ne secretary of
state Friday. The company has a capl.
ial stock " 8. 90 90 divided INTO shares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
MARKET NERVOUS
AND UNCERTAIN
At Opening Changes From Last
Nights Figures We're Only
Trivia.
UNION PACIFIC MADE A BOUND
Went To i9iS-On Appearance of
Bank Statement Operations on
Long side Resumed

New York sept l-Only trivial changes
from last nights closing figures were re-
corded az he opening Of business In TIE
stock market today. the widest being q
rise u 4 On St Paul otherwise the mar
ket was slightly irregular and on a yerS
light volume Of trading
Buying orders were too scanty 10 sus-
tain prices and the market sold of slight
ly.
Operations on The long side N the mar
ket were resumed with yIgor after the
publication Of the bank statement which
was better than forecssted Union Pacific
bounded up 10 1875. the highest price yet
reached Great Northern preferred and
AtchisOn gained ] and Northern Pacific,
Northwestern and New York Central TO
"a. The rise elsewhere reached a point
in many stocks The market huctuated
neryously toward the closing under the
weight Of realizing but ended generally
strong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
WORK ON MOUNT BALpY.
Gold Development Go. "a Institute Viz.
orous Campaign Of DcIelopmcnt

~ We hnd conditions al the pr,,.
critics Of the Gold DEVELOPMENT r,0,
I"hy one-hali as catering as we have
u'eh lea TO believe they are you may
resi- assured That nothing Win be- LACK
ing TO push The development of 0per-
aiions 20 an issue. is the remark made
10 The Rlch0eId Reaper by one OF tbe
parry OF eastern capitalists Who r4-
Gently visited The .ompauvs bold.ues
in The MaryNale section The Re4bs-
ala not meet The gentleman un flsr
return from their trim. but iudeire
RON recent developments az me car1p
mo visitors were more than s4fig6el
with the outlook
Last week 70 men were put 10 Work
under command OF Loreuzo Nelson
hn1 iu couple of weeks mora tbis
IoI,' VIII hc augmented % Is OF e0
lnr tunnel has been cleaned ont al.
machine plant ogerhuled ana started
UP aua au's wI' be- pot in the fao,
"i mo tunnel ta's week 10 force fb.
opening In its attack upln AN lmu,rs,
ore body WhiH1 ur1erlIes erfrrei,.
mineral groupings m the surface
There is u0 rue,swork 4bont tbis
i,a1. To has been drvdored by ttn-
u'Is ana shafts ard 80 is only 4 ones
zion of t.me until another OF thc mother
posed
Men are being engaged for timber
"'ih. a1l u be- expected 10 get In a
supply 80 logs and wood before deep
SHOWS come to last throughout the
winter
Ih' property Is vel supplied with
buildings i1r th, machine shops and
cabins for The accommodation Of the
emp wee
Renewal " activities upon this prop.
'.F evidently us me beginning Of per-
HaHfHf operations and De- already reviy-
iHs dropping spirits 10 that section
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Taylor Park Mining Co. Of Boston said
To he llOpclessly Insolyent.

Boston. Aug. 31.-The Taylor Park
Mining company, q Colorado corpora
ton capitalized for 5000. 600 was
placed IN the hands Of receiver to.
day The receivership Is the result OF
charges made by Clarence Il. knight
of This city, creditor for 5000. Who an.
legged that the company is hopelessly
irSolvcnt and owes $4,000
The company rs engaged An mining
gold ~ Dorchester Colo. Il has of.
hces at Colorado Springs and Boston
Thomas W Goodale ~ this city was
named rs receiver.
The receiver was asked for I'm order
lhat the property might be- held to-
gether and administered as a whole
The company did not oppose tho ap-
poiniment of the receiver. who immc.
dlatsly assumed charge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
MAKE IMPORTANT FIND.
Heavy Deposits Of Anthony Explored
In Garfield County

According TO recent reports. Utah. ga
addition 10 her enormous deposits OF
the more common metals, Is also the
repository for one Of the richest and
greatest deposits Of anthony in the
world. The find is located IN what is
known as Coyote canyon, about A. miles
south Of Marysvale, and has Just been
thoroughly examined by Thompson
Campbell and j. V, Kelley, experts in
this line.
According 10 these gentlemen the only
other deposit IN the world that can IN
any manner compare with IT, Is in ia
pan, and the quality Of the American
product is the equal II not the superior
OF The Japanese. There is a strong
demand for the metal at an times.
London being perhaps the greatest
market The price OF the finished pro-
duct IL twenty-five % thirty cents per
pound which should permit " sub
stdntial margin Of profit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
FISHERIES COMMISSION TO MEET

Victoria, b. c., Aug 3l.--An Ottawa
dispatch says Prof. Prince Of the fish.
cries commission is endeavoring to al.
range an early meeting OF the inter-
national commission before the Wash
ington state legislature meets Or
ders were given today by the fisheries
department at Ottawa permitting the
trappers to continue fishing for cohoes,
though they are not permitted to catch
sockeyes The season ended on the
25th under the regulations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
sULTAN's BROTHER RELEASED.

Paris, Sept. IA dispatch 70 the
Temps from Tangier, Morocco yes
terday says that the sultan has released
his elder brother, who has been i'm
prisoned since the death Of their ia
Their.
The correspondent adds that reports
to the effect that It Is the sultan's in
tentlon TO transfer the court from Fec
to the city Of Morocco continue 10 cir
cuate. but that no confirmation is Oh
tainable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.
Question OF Freight Rates on Ore From
Tintic to be Again Discussed

sept has been set for the meeting
OF the special committee representing
the mining interests Of the Tintic dis
trict and the San Pedro aud Rio
Grande railroads in order to again dis.
cuss the points involved In the ques-
ton u a graduated freight rate on
ores from the district. The work OF
the committees up 10 now has been
characterized by the very friendliest
relations, and IL is generally felt that
some good viii result from the coming
meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
SOLDIERS SUPPLIES.
May BE Allowed TO Buy Different
Kinds Al Arm, Norchousc.

Washington Sept BARRIERS sun.
piles may soon ne furnished 10 soldiers
az cost price by the government,
hflg Gen. Constant Williams com.
manding the department of ne colo.
raao, in bic annual report recommends
mat articles needed for the proner
care Of the face shall b. added 10 In
hsi that may b. purchased iron, ,bs
army storehoUses he thinks also mas
soldiers should have the privilege ~
buying thread and needles al cost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
AUTOMOBILE TRIPS.
Remarkably swift Traveling-De.
lightful Views OF Plain and Mountain.

An enjoyable run through the grain
fields OF Tooele county by automobile
was experienced by a party OF Salt
Lakers on Wednesday Of this week.
The party consisted Of c. 5. Burton.
cashier OF the State Bank. Manager
Geo. r. Odell and Secretary Melvin ID.
Wells OF the Consolidated Wagon &
Machine Co. These gentlemen are
members Of the executive committee
OF that Institution, and the purpose OF
the trip was 10 inspect locations for
business. The mileage covered was
100. the running time was hours
ana A. minutes and the gasoline con-
sumed cost less than two and three
fourths cents per mile.
The party chose the Rambler as
their vehicle left Salt Lake at 10
o'clock a. m. and pulled up at Grants
Vile a. miles distant, shortly after
-. Their return TO Salt Lake was
made In the afternoon. Mr.. Burton
states that the experience was
delightful one. as the road was
IN good shape and the Rambler
made the round trip without d
stop or a jar Tooele county never
looked so beautiful from an sgricul-
tural standpoint and the dry farming
districts promise 10 break all records
This morning at l30 in the same
automobile. o party left this city for
Silver Lake. Brighton. II consisted Of
Hon. J II Moyle. Or. r. r. Hampton
and Mr. j. Fred Odell, with Mr.. Albert
Bird as chauffeur. four persons with
baggage equal 10 the weight Of fifth.
The party arrived al Silver Lake al
6:43. having made tho trip over the
steep and rough mountain road In two
hours and Is minutes. The distance
is about "a miles and for several
miles the road is so steep that some
automobiles cannot climb Il al all 4
trip from this city 10 Brighton by auto
mobile In two hours and thirteen min
utes Is certainly a remarkable achieve
ment II rivals In speed the train to
Park City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
YESTERDAYS.

NJ NJ. Miller to Alice T. Bailey
warranty deed. 6sX6s rods soutn-
east from northwest corner Of lot
g. block n. i0-acre plat A.-..,....
Margaret Cole to Salt Lake Security
deed. Ski feet Of lot 2 block 60.
plat & sfts.tssts.sststttss s..t.ststss.
Mary T. Bennlon ct al to william
Bennion. warranty deed Y acres
Of the southeast quarter OF section
q township ? south. range I west
William r. Bray 10 Maud l.. BRAY.
warranty deed. 2Nl0 rods north.
east from the southwest corner Of
lot T. block " plat B...............
James Coyle 10 A. w. Lubbock. quit.
claim deed lot :. block o plat b,
Wilkes Bingham ..........,........
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
NEW MAINE CORPORATION.
To Conduct General Mining Business
On Capital of Five Million.

Boston, Mass Aug. Si.-The Ne
vada Copper Mining and Smelling
company was organized at Augusta,
Me-. today 10 conduct general mining
business IN the United States. Mexico
and other foreign countries
The authorized capitalization Is S.
200, 900, divided into common stock
with a par value Of s. a share. r. II.
stewart and W Z. Mitchell Of New
YORK are among the incorporstors. and
Miss J. J.. Fairbanks Of this city Is
ramod rs president and treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
ZINC IN UTAH
some Talk of Building Zine Work,
Jusi North az Ogden.

The zinc ore product ~ the PARK CITY
district boz Utah fcll or heavily ln 1906
through the caying DO 81 the Ontario
GRAIN tunnel SAYS Mr. Charles Kirch.
on OF TOE United States geological sur
Ne}. u forthcoming report ON The
production of zinc a mlr equipped
WIN NE Blake holscher elecirosiatic
.emrit0ls Nss pat into commission
duung 1908 ~ Salt lake Ciw Al
FRISCO the Horn Silver COMPANY
shirped A considerable tonnage Of Zinc
ore 10 the lola works There has been
some IAN ot building zinc works at
Bonneville ~ miles norm 90 ogden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
TREPOFF SERIOUSLY Ill.

ST. Petersburg. Sept. l.--Reports are
persstenty circulated that Gen. Ire
pom. commandant OF the palace. is so
seriously IN that his lie is in danger
No statement regarding the nature OF
his malady has been given out but Il
is intlmated that II dates back TO the
time OF the recent rrmors that an at.
tempt had been made to poison the
general