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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05

FORENOON SALES
Montgomery Mountain. 1000 at 5lc
Original Bllfrog, 500 at Isc.
Carisa- 800 at 27i4c
Lower Mammoth 700 at 3lhc-
New York 1000 Mt 2c.
Teup. 300 at 14nc,
Shares sold. 1900.
Selling value, s3211.
OPEN BOARD.
Book Tunnel. too at Soc
Columbus Con. TOO ut s7,75; 200 at 81 10; 200
ut $50.
Carisa 11co at 27Mc
Daly-Judge, 100 at si1 62h; 800 at s15o
Golden Crown, 900 at 50c.
Lowor Mammoth. 500 at SIC
Montgomery Mountain. eco at Sc
May Day. 2oo0 at 1ihc.
New York, 1000 at z1c.
Thompson. 200 at 3tc.
Shares sold. $40
Selling value. 81. o3s Is
AFTERNOON SALES
May Day, 1000 at 1Iirc
Beck Tunnel. zoo at SIC; 1oo at SIC; 100 at szo.
100 Mt g2c, 100 ut 8lo-
Wabash, 100 at $50: 100 at CSC,
Shares sold. 900
Selling value, 1868.
OPEN BOARD,
Beck Tunnel. 100 at 7sc; $500 ut Tec: 1900 NJ
soc; 100 Sic
Carisa, 1000 27Lc
Columbus Con-. a0 ut s7tS: 600 at s7so
May Day. 1000 at llac: COO Mt lac, eeicr
thirty days. ~
Mammoth 200 at siss
Montgomery Mountain, 1000 ut 5lo.
Ohio Copper, 900 Mt si2o.
Richmond Anaconda, 1000 at &c
Shares sold. l3 600
Selling vnlue. S12 7o3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Unknown Friends.

There are many people who have
used Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with splendid re-
they have hesitated about giving q tes-
timonial of their experience for pub
lication. These people. however. are
none the less friends of this remedy.
They have done much toward making
1t household word by their personal
recommendations to friends and neigh-
bors. 1t is good medicine TO have In
the home and is widely known for its
cures OF diarrhoea and all forms of
bowel trouble. For sale Dy all leading
druggists,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
RICH GROUP SOLD.
Fortunate Locators Go East to Enjoy
Results Of Labors.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune,
CALIENTE. June Aired Blake and
Edward Wormser owners of the Silver
Lake group OF claims. north OF Moape.
Omaha, where they VIII make their fu-
ture residence They have just sold their
properties to Mcdonald, Duran & Nor
rls of Omaha for sl5 600. They have com
pleted over 800 feet of work, opening up
four-foot ledge. showing value Of SO
gold and 100 ounces OF silver per ton at
They havo also run a 25o-foot tunnel on
a two-foot vein OF $3.50 ore. which at the
present breast OF tunnel shows an in
creased width of two feet eight inches.
and values sllghtly better than at the be.
ginning OF the work. From this tunnel
they run O sixty-foot crosscut. intercept
ing q four-foot vein of l2o-ounce silver
ore, In manganese. on which they have
drifted eight feet, taking out over 200 tons
OF this ore. They have owned these
properties since last July. coming into
Nevada tenderfeet and going out COM
paratiyely rich men
Douglass & Wetherill Of Boston have
had james Ryder, their expert. at Piocho
for che past two weeks. quietly looking
over properties at that camp and near
Bristol. and have tnkcn options on four
promising properties at the latter point.
ers of the Snow Bird claim on the upper
Colorado river. south of Moapa and be-
tween 1t and Las Vegas. struck q two
and one-half-root vein OF FREQ gold ore
four inches and averaged s435 throughout
tho vein They have built an arasta and
nre now grinding out the yellow gold at
the rate OF about $3.50 per day Willis
passed through camp today. en- route to
Salt Lake. where he will lay In a store
Sf provisions and returning will bring
with him eight miners to develop his
property. He expects to install a small
stamp mill some time in July, and has
refused two offers for his property OF
$4,000 and $4,000
Bordcn 81 Knowlton. owners of the Last
Chance claim, west of Calente struck a
ten-foot ledge OF s12 gold and "a ounces
silver ore this week and have bonded tho
claim to Morris s. Greenough of Los An
eeles for 5000.
eB. B. Terry, New York expert Is In
chief district, looking over properties
there in the interests of Seligmnn &
Ieishman Of New York.
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Mining N Totes.

Capt Duncan Macvichio of the Bingham,
Consolidated company left Monday evening for
Bingham.
Caller Tod Goodwin OF the local stock ~,
chongc owing to a prcss OF other business
has rendered HIS resignation 10 tho board az
governors. the rnmc &c take effect At the end
OF tho present week. '
D. H Peery has returned from busInes,
trip TO Denver
Ben d. Luce, accompanied by T. G Wool,
ley, Jr.. left Saturday evening for Falrview
New
Edw. McCarrlck whose efforts at Foirv,o,.
have been attended by great success has re-
turned from that district.
ID. p Rohlhng and wife VIII sail todav from,
New York for Germany. -''''
Pat Ryan. president OF tho Lulu pronortv
has returned from business trip 10 the Ea ~
General Manager Sappngton of the Csxo,ora
property cAme In from Stockton Monday.
Superintendent T.. Galighor OF ths NJ
stockton property Is In tho city from Stockton
Senator r. Macbeth OF Idaho has arrIvsa a.
this city from the East. eu III
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WHEELER ARTICLES FILED.
New Company Launched Upon Its Of
fcial Life by Filing Papers.

On Monday. as forecasted in these col
umns, the Wheeler Gold Mining company
filed its articles OF incorporation with the
Secretary OF State. AID are now prepared
for tho active taking UP OF development
work upon their group of Nevada gold
properties The company 1t capitalized at
600. 900 shares OF a par value OF 81 each.
Those who are mentioned as compos-
ing the official family of the Wheeler
company are James H Paterson. pres
!dent, Josooh e. Caine, vice-president; II.
lidge, secretary. These we'll known Salt
Lake gentlemen. with C. n. Strevell, will
compose tho board OF directors for the
coming year.
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OFF FOR BULLFROG.
Maurice NJ. Johnson Will Look Over
Montgomery Mountain Property,

Maurice NJ. Johnson, OF the Newhouse
staff. returned Monday morning from tho
Cherry Creek region, to which district he
left some time ago, accompanied by Mr.
Newhousa. Mr.. Johnson spont tho day
at his office, and departed in the evening
for the Bullfrog district.
He was asked by The Tribune regard
Ing tho developments and character Of
work on the Montgomery Mountain prop
erty but stated thot while thore were
some interesting happenings Of late, he
preferred to say nothing until he has
made a personal inspection. Mr. Johnson
Will return at the expiration OF ten
days
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No. EFor Ogden, Portland
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intermediate points -,
No, l-For Ogden, omaha
Chicago. Denver, Karsa1
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City Ticket Office, 70 Nah
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Noto,-Treln numbers shoV
Oregon Short Limo train nun
not apply to the aouthsrn n
Ogden or the Union Pacific 4
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Reflects Much Credit,
WE HAVE STRUCK ORE.

Tho real thing is embossed and
engraved letter heads You don't
have 10 send East or to San Fran
cisco We have as fine a plant as
any In the United States, tho only
engraVer In the West who can dI-
plicate any design or my die.
Samples are yours for the asking
Our prices same as Chicago prices
and no express TO pay like theirs.
THE HELD ENGRAVING &C,
b. Sait Lake. Pen Doctors"
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MANAGER REQUA AT ELY.
Is Present at Starting Of First Gen.
eral Train From Cobra.

NJ l.. Requa. vice-president and gen.
eral manager OF the Nevada Consolidated
and the Nevada Northern Railroad COM
panies. left the end OF last week for Ely
10 be prcsent at the running of the first
train from Cobra to Curries by the Ne
yada Northern. Between these two points
this company now is prepared to handle
all business. the rest Of ths way into Ely
being made by automobiles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05

active but It certainly has very steady tone.
Greene Consolidated was the feature at tho
opening II strong and continued to show
strength throughout the day. Copper Range
absence Of selling orders and the market
moved up very easily Trn3ers became bull
ish in the afternoon and helped the market to
n higher level. closing steady"
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Ore Shipments.

Tho Pioneer sampler released tho following
number OF OF Monday; Bingham 4.
Stockton 2: Tintio, 4, Alta. 3: Nevada ::
Bristol ]
The Taylor &c Brunton sampler released tho
following Tintic. %. Frisco. g.. Idaho s:
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The Metal Market.
Mining Blanks,

Tho metal quotations as posted by Mccormick
q Co. Monday, were as followui Silver S7kcI
lead, f5fSj copper, 1slAo.
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BECK TUNNEL WEAK
AT MONDAY SESSION
Stock Begins Backward Trend
OH Market Very Weak
in Itself.

One OF the surprises OF the day Mon
day on tho local exchange was the sud
den manner in which Beck Tunnel took
to the toboggan. From 80 cents. on Mon
day, the stock reached 81 cents. and lot
the number OF sales this stock had them
all defeated on the flrst business day or
the week The market was weak all
around. although in spots there were
sparks of activity and hope.
Columbus Con. Strong.
Columbus Consolidated holds up re
markably strong when tho general weak
ness OF the market Is taken into consid-
Grafton, and this fact offers splendid
tribute to tho real merits Of this mino.
Daily Judge soid for as high as SILL
during tho day, Montgomery Mountain
was worry strong. and several tnousena
shares OF this Nevada stock passeo
hands. o-. ,
During the day a total of q. 20 sheTes
were sold. representing market VaLuo
of S34. .Sl7.25, Tho quotations for the oay
closed as follows,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05

Stock certificates, seals. reports. book
lets. Prospectors Manual (Copps). SOC,
Tribune Job Printing Co.
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Ore and Bullion

Tho ore and bullion receipts for Monday.
gtvon by Mccormick & Co.. were os foIIo,1ss
Ore, $4,000, bullion. ss2, 00o gold, $500.
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Greene Con. Dividend

Jamcs A Pollock a Co. furnish the follo,z-
ing frona boston, received ovsr thsir pTiyats
dend OF per oent payphle 10 stoc1hosdsr.
Of record Juno L.
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Boston Copper Letter.

James A Pollock Co. furnish the follow
ing Boston copper letter. received over their
privnte wiro; 'The Boston market Is not yerv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05

J. OBERNDORFER, STOCK BRO
KER, as1 q. Main. Tel. Bell, 7sa.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05

Nevada's in San Francisco.
jones A. Pollock e Co. furnish tho follow
Ing San Francisco stock quotations receiynd
over their private Wlros
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Boston Stock Market.

James A Pollock & Co furnish the follow
ing Boston stock quotations. received over
their private wire:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 4-Tho Official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15
GLOBE CONSOLIDATED.

Yesterday tho new ten drill coT- presso- of the Globe Consolidated was started at the shaft on the Gem claim, and this morning the drilis will bs put in commission and the work Of sinking, which has progressed 30 rap idly during tho past two months, will sa further expedited. The shaft is now In U congtomerato uuartzite. that ia very soft aud shows that the shaft is running in close proximity with the vein. Sinking is very rarfd in thts formation, says the Globe Silver Belt
 President Fl. B. Hoviand Is still on the ground directing tho development work of the company and prepartns plans for the development of other properties of the company in Globe dIstric;. Despite his maRy other in tsrcsts Mr. Hovlsud has eeyoted the sssatef portion of his time durfna the
 es lev months to the ansirs Of the Gle-bp Consolidate. ard the spisnd3e beedvay beiag made by the caAps,Ty is source of rnu6s srssissssteR ao bin. Hr. HoviaDd is rapidly coming to the front In mining circles and he will soon be numbered among the cap tains of the copper industry. although i.. years he ia still in his early thir fiS-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15
ANOTHER SHELTER IS
 ASSURED FOR GLOBE

The Mitchell mining company. which came into Globe district less than g month ago, through the purchase O. several groups of claims a short dist- ance from Globe. has already decided to erect a smelter for the reduction of the splendid ores on their various properties, says the Belt.
 Several days ago H. H. Freeman. mechanical engineer and smelter ex- pert for the Mitchells, arrived in the city for the purpose of selecting the most desirable site for a reduction works. and to prepare plans and speci. flcat!ons for the erection of the works. After looking over the company 'H
 properties. which include the Five Points, Schulze and Banker groups
 MT. Freeman after giving the question proper consideration. has about con cluded to recommend a site on Pinal creek near the Banker group and nc' more than three miles north of Globe
 However, Bloody Tanks, which is ad jacent to the Schulze properties, is also under consideration as a smeltes site. the extension of the c. V. G. & x road to that point having nn import ant bearing on the question.
 The capacity of the first sraeftel
 unit to be installed will be 200 tons to- which additions will be made iron time to time as the development o ithe several properties of the company
 warrants.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15
ORE IN OLD SILVER QUEEN.

Fine ore has been found in the old shaft of the Queen Mining companys S prorerty, which adioins the Lake Su- perior & Arizona mine at Superior. The old shaft of what was once in tended for a silver mine has been re- opened to the i00-foot level and ere b,- Nao-> s~----- -'- '''~ --' 400 levels, says the Globe Silver Belt.
 On the 300 there is over three feet of ore that assays five ounces silver and 10.3 per cent copper. and eighteen inches of ore that goes 40 per cent copper. On the 400 there is four feet of green carbonate ore that assays 24 per cent copper. At the surface an open cut has disclosed large body of ore that averages 16.7 per cent cop per.
 Supt. J. W. Banhauer leaves for the mine this morning and will at once complete arrangements for the shipl ment of ore to the American Smelling Company at Humboldt. Ariz. Two cars will be sent out this month and shipments will probably be doubled in December.
 The mine is owned in Globe and the president of the company W. D. Fiske returned from New Tor klast evening, where he made payment for the | property.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15
CAPITALISTS GOING
 ID s|NALOA COUNTRY
Los Angeles Business Men Under Pilotship of Hon,
 Chas. R. Drake.

Charles R. Drake, who formerly lived in Tucson but who is now one of the prominent business men of Los Angeles, will head Q party ct Los Angeles business men who will pass through Tucson tomorrow in special car enroute to Sonora and Sinaloa. Last year MT. Drake took similar party to Sinaloa.
 Colonel Epes Randolph has been in- vited to join the party, but he will be unable to do so, owing to other business which will demand his atten- ton.
 The party will be joined in Tucson by Senator Luis Martinez de Castro, who is a prominent official of Sina.oa and brother of former governor of that state.
 From Tucson the party will proceed at once to Guaymas, where they will take a steamship to Topolobampo. which Is the most northern port in Sinloa. From this port they will pro- ceed on horseback to investigate a number of agricultural properties which are attracting especial notice t this time owing to the fact that the new Guaymas-Guadalajara railroad yill afford means for transportation ~-~ '''-.- = arket quickly and at reasonable cost.
 The personnel of the party includes Edwin J. Marshall, formerly vice pres lident of the Southwestern National Bank. and president of the Chino Land and Water company; E. r. Pro
 basco. vice president of the Sinaloa Land and Water company and treas urer of the Sinaloa Land company; .saac Millbank, capitalist Dr. Millbanl ohnson, medical director of the Edi | son Electric company Henry Fisher | apita-ist and president of the Sal
 Bernardino Valley Traction company
 A. J. Wallace, vice president of tht
 SinaIoa Land and Water company
 Charies R. Drake. president of the Sea
 side Water company; George r Thresher. secretary of the Sinalo;
 Land End Water company: and F. J iI<-esch. Of Chicago. attorney in th' Wsss for the Pennsylvania railroa' system for the past twenty-five years lalso HsIry Fl Sinclair, vice presiden of the Edison Electric company ! charge of that company's water pow
 CT installation: DT. J c. Marshall, Atlantic City. x. J and H. s. Steve
 enspn. general manager of the Chin
 Land and Water company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15
yoNTo DAM PaooREss.
[ Globe Silver Beit.)


 W'fta thr~e weeks n'o-e of continued S-v w~afNer tho foundation for the Touto. Sam will have passed the infan- tile reriod and will be able to with stand q reasonable amount of rain. At tbs present time only 8 limited num- her If export mssons are ct work ca tho bedrock foundation. Several @aaes of men have been sent cut from Ph~eriy in special conveyances.
 Some itfea may be gained Of the eI- actness and precision with which the men must work when 1t is known ths : every stnna before being placed. must be thoroughly washed and liered I.r tho pIsre prepared for it.
 Tn the construction nf skv-scrs--~1 the contractors invariably book well to the foundations. but when 1t comes tr the fmn1ense weight of masonry wbich will rest on the foundation of tho Ton to dam and also that a body Of water 2S miles in length must be held in check. 1t becomes apparent how much attention must be paid to the inttis buii6ing of the monster dam.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15
NORTH BUTTED|V|DEND
 IS NOT YET DECIDED The DecSion Is Being Held Up
 Ringing Upon Whether Co. Will Sink Shaft.

Boston.-The matter of me size of the next North Butte dividend. which the management states has not been decided. will hinge upon one circum- stance. and that is whether the com pany will begin the sinking of a sec ond shaft.
 Thomas F. Cole has been at the property for the past two weeks and 1t is stated that be intended to settle the matter before he starts for a tour of the southwest. during which he will visit Bisbee, Douglas, Globe and Can anea-
 The company's engineers have ob- taiEed all the available data concern ing the veins that are contained in the Berlin property. and if the com pany decides 10 sink another shaft on that claim it will mean another big producer for the property.
 All indications so far point toward the fact that the Berlin has an eXten- sion of the same veins that have made the Speculator, the Edith May and the Jessie among the most notable claims in the property.
 The sinking of this shaft. when the surface installment is complete, would be charged to the active operating expenses of the property, so that after the first cost of equipment was taken from the cash reserves of the company there would be no more extraordinary costs to be met
 The Speculator shaft is now entirely completed and the company is pre- pared to give a duty amounting tC 1900 tons of ore day when the Washoe smelter is, ready to receive added shipments.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15
STOCKS AT CLOSE SHOW GOOD
 STRENGTH
Indications Point to Better Trading Today-Good Re- ports Come From Cananea Central,
lBy Frank Graf.D

At the close today the market took on more strength in particular stocks. and from all indications better prices should prevail tomorrow. During the day Calumet & Arizona was well sup ported and at the close was offered at s154.0o. Superior & Pittsburg was traded In extensively and at the close was sought after at s27.G2. North Butte gained a point for the day as well es Butte Coalition. taking on an advance. Dem for some reason closed somewhat under the market for the day. although the bid would fal! to bring out any stock
 American is being depressed and a, the close was offered al slO-50. War ren showed signs of wealAfs and at the close .,3.oo was the Mery best available bid.
 Globe was well taken care Of at s9.75 to Sl0. although at the close there was considerable offered at slO
 Cananea Central opened strong. and from all indications will see higher figures tomorrow I understand that there are some very good reports com ing out on this property and as stateT before I think Cauanea Central ough to be bought up for hold.
 Greene Consolidated took on an ad vance, but at the close lost. and at to days closing for the first tine Green Consolidated and Cananea Central are at the same figures.
 Old Dominion also closed weak.
 Eocu ouOtationS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

Especial wire to Duey & OSeriock.)
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1f.-Today's mar ket opened higher and active. Read ing. 6t- Paul and s. P. were ths early strong features but the good advances in these stocks was eclipsed by the sharp advance ip St Paul which was by far the most prominent feature of tho days trading. Csll money showed an easier tone. ductuating between nIne and five per cent. Good buying was alec witnessed during the iay h Great Northern and Northern Pa. cifie stocks. The close was strong and active. nearly active issue closing at the bes. figures of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15

expected tomorrow and under the lead of these stocks the whole market had a good rally today. North Butte an1 Cananee were the most active ar strong stocks In Boston but the buyin , of Range. Shannon. Old Dominion ana Butte Coalition looked good None was essier today and the floor trad CTS were ell bullish. We advise ev cry one to remember however. that this fs<a traders market and we thinh tomorrow will be a good day to sel stocis. The buying of American iooisi good. but we would get f 1t as fas' as w,e could.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-15

!. A new name has been discovered for the mining expert, to wit, "geolo- gist," adopted by the expert himself in order to- cover up his work and avoid being ua4ied by the financial sleuth. Now when the mining ensi- neer appears on the scene. he Is dos hled up with thought: he explains thst he is geologist doing work for the Smithsonian or some other dump. and Eefs his work in under false colors. Lock oat for this new species of rock bug