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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
ANOTHER MINE F0R
COUNTY OF BEAVER
LELAND Company Files Articles
and Finds Itself Prepared
for Business.
SALT LAKERS COMPOSE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Organization Will Proceed to
Develop Rich Resources of
Their Property.

Inc ARTICLES Of incorporation Of the
LELAND Mining and Milling company
OF Beaver county have been filed in
THIS city and this organization is fairly
1lSunehed IL, upon a career of usefulness.
me LELAND company is capitalized for
ooo,ooo shares, with par valuo of 20
cents each, 100000 shares Of the
capitalization to be retained as
treasury stock. L. N. Morrison is presi-
dent; Charles Morrison, vice-President; /;
A; Cochran, secretary and treasurer.
These gentlemen, with j. Nelson and
II c. Gaw, will compose the board Of
directors for the following year.
President l.. N, Morrison, to whose
efforts not little credit is due for
the present era of prosperity that is
prevailing throughout the county of
Beaver, stated to Tho Tribune Saturday
that the LELAND company was fully
financed, tho company had nothing to
sell, the only purpose ahead Of the COM
pany was to proceed with the deevlop
ment work, which all who are familiar
with the property agree will make of
the group one of the most desirable In
that rich county. The company owns
fourteen full claims adjoining the In
dian Queen on the north, and being To-
Gated within one and one.quarter miles
Of the famous Cactus mine.
Ch n uphcu ulutIcDl pldCCS Ol buPSC
claims, states Mr.. Morrison, there have
been disclosed some splendid showings
of lead, silver and gold ore. The indica~
tlons are so encouraging that the COM
pany has no hesitation in making ar
rangements to secure the most modern
equipment procurable to begin active
development. Mr.. Morrison states that
a full line of drills would be installed,
and nothing left undone to uncover the
ore. There are some fine indications Of
copper on the group, and the red metal
may yet amount to not the least of the
company assets.
Mr.. Morrison has watched the county
of Beaver climb many obstacles during
the twenty years or more he has been
interested in that county, and he states
today that no better field is in the State
for active mining and consequent
profits. The day he left Milford the en-
tire town was aroused over the
splendid developments upon the Cedar
Mining company's ground, and the
same day total Of 900 tons of ore
was sent through the Cactus mill for
treatment, Prosperity Is On all sides,
and Beaver county will be heard from
most positively during the coming year.
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ANOTHER PROPOSAL FILED.
Tintic Mine Owners Again Send Com
muniation to the Railroads.

There was meeting Of the EHecu-
tive Committee of the 1intic Mine
Owners association Saturday after
noon, and an additional proposal was
formulated and sent TO the two rail
road companies operating to and
through the Tintic district. Just what
this proposal was no member of the
committee would state, but it il
thought that whatever the railroads
receive will be in the nature of an ul-
timatum. The Tintic owners have mar
rowed their demands down TO the sug
gestiou that they be treated the same
as all other mining districts, or ia use
the words OF one member, ''Wc do not
want TO be Disseminated against. It
is apparent that the contending par
ties are not very near together at this
time
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Creenwater
Prorrlinent Men

Grocnwatcr, the now copper dis
trict of which SO much has been said
during the past few months, is gain
ing prominence by leaps and bounds
such noted capitalists and investors
as as Charles M. .Schwab, f. Augustus
Heinzc, United States Senator w. a.
Clark of Montana, John u. Ryan,
president of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company, Patsy Clark, the
Spokane millionaire, Malcolm J..
Macdonald, Samuel Newhouse, d,
NJ. Mckenzie, II. D. Bragdon and
tho Amalgamated Copper company,
have all, either personally, or
through their agents, recently visited
the scene Of activity near Death Val
Icy and have acquired large holdings.
The pronounced success of Patsy
Clark iii the Furnace Creek Copper
company, and The wonderful show
lngs already made there by The lit
tie development work done, have ap-
parently excited the copper world
The rush has been on for some weeks
and the prospector has been followed
by the millionaire in the eager desire
to acquire holdings IN what promises
to be another Butte district Latest
or the eastern capitalists to take over
claims in the Greenwater district are
those of the John W.NGatcs crowd, New
York. Mr., Gates, the steel magnate.
together with his partners, Charles
Gates, John A. Drake and r.. NJ Rogers,
have within the past year engaged in
mining for precious metals, and there
seems to be a determination on their
part to get in heavily in the best
known mining fields III this cont
nent. The enthusiasm displayed by
The Schwab, Hcinzc and Clark peo~
pie regarding the merits of the
Grecnwater district has stirred the
Gates people to action. and they have
lost no time in having thorough ex-
animation made Of this ucw district.
That they have been entirely salts
fed by the reports made on the merits
Of Greenwater is assured
II Is expected that Mr.. Rogers
and Charles Gates, son OF John w.
Gates, and perhaps the steel magnate
himself, will visit Grccnwater before
snow flies and inspect their holdings
IN that district. II is known that
these high 6narciers are determined
10 acquire very extensive holdings
III the Southern Nevada district, as
we'll as in Grcenwater. at no late
date,-From the Goldheld News, Sept.
is. 1906
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LOCAL TALENT HAS
GROUP IN IDAHO
Sunbeam District Attracts the
Attention of Several Salt
Lake Investors.

Returning with some handsome sam.
pies OF free gold ore to substantiate
MS statements. r. e. i. Collier has
news OF considerable interest to give
regarding tho new district of Idaho
which Will be christened Sunbeam. Mr.,
Collier has just spent several days look-
ing over this new camp. which is located
nor over i've miles from Custer, and
while there ho succeeded in corralling
some hnely located ground for himself
ana salt Lake associates. The samples
brought TO Salt Lake resemble the ore
from the famous Moutgomery-Shoshon
NINE OF Bullfrog, in that they arc cana
bic of being crushed almost by hand
and display to tho naked eye gold in
the free state.
These samples come from the Sun
oeam mine, property now being
company has very large tonnage of
tree milling ore opened in the mine. but
IN places the ore Will run extremely
high in the yellow metal The two
samples Mr.. Collier returned with show
by assay $3.50 and $2102, respectively.
per ton. The Sunbeam company has lis
mill In successful operation, and the
results from its efforts are expected to
attract great attention on the part of
the mining fraternity of the West.
Mr.. Collier states that he gathered
IN group of nine claims adjoining
the Sunbeam, and with his Salt Lake
associates will begin development work
as soon as possible. He is very en-
thuslastlc over these new acquisitions,
and stated Saturday that when the
merits of this district are appreciated
nothing can prevent rush into that
region for properties
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Mohawk Extension Sold.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following from San Francisco. received
over their private wire: ''F. a. De-
costa and Walter O'Brien have taken
over the property and entire corporation
Of the Mohawk Extension Mining COM
pany. 1t consists Of the Wedge Frac-
tion, q, strip of ground lying between
the Mohawk and the Silver Pick and
adjoining special blocks of ground
on both properties, which are now be-
ing worked under lease and somo of
which are shipping ore, Sinking is
progressing rapidly on tho company 8
shaft of tho Mohawk The 20foot
level has been passed. and station has
been cut. The ledge which cut the
northwest corner of the shaft at Il
depth OF 160 feet has dipped out again
to the satisfaction of the manage
mont -
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Scottish Chief, 900 at s17c; 200 at Sc; 500
al T,6c; 111o at &c; 1000 at Ac.
Totro, 900 at 23c; 100 at 22Sc.
Victor 6o0o at $40.
Shares sold, 22,510,
Selling value; S4737 20.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax, 500 at 25hc.
Carisa 1000 at 3ec: 500 at SOC. buyer
thirty days; 1900 ut sic; 400 at 8se: 100
st soc; 100 at aoc. buyer thirty dsycs 100
Al 3sc buyer thirty days,
columbus Con, 400 ut sT.15; 30 at 81. 20.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 7do loo AZ sc,
Little Chief. 600 at 1870, 5000 at 1870.
May Day, $500 at 15c.
New York, 800 mt soc,
Silver Shield. 500 nj lie.
Silver King. i5o at $4,000.
Scottish Chief. 500 at 7o; 1900 at Gao.
Totro. 500 Ut % Nc.
Unclo Snm, 500 at 5oEe.
Victor. 100 st sac; 1000 at b%o.
Shnres nold, 10. $50.
Selling value. SILL 6to.25.
WEEKS TOTALS.
Shares sold. 2Is257,
Selling value. $3.50 242,66.
SAME WEEK LAST YEAR.
Sherog sold, 1o6,916,
Selling value, s60.o31.o3.
MONTHS TOTALS.
Shares sold. 1,662,196.
Selling value, SS22 6G2.d6,
SAME MONTH LAST YEAR.
Shares sold. d4o, ,1a3.
Boiling value, Slte, 717.os.
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CAR|SA STOCK takes
CLIMB ON SATURDAY
Condition of Property Justilies
Better Levels for This
Tintic Property.

Que Of The interesting Developments
on the local exchange Saturday was tho
sudden jump taken by the stock OF tho
Carisa company, This stok has been
climbing by steady degrees for several
weeks, or ever since the directors have
been posting dividends of 5000 per
month. On Saturday the stoc k reached
tho highest point for several months,
and brought 19 cents cash and 40 cents
per share on buyer. Tho friends OF
the Carisa agree that the present physi-
cal condition of this Tintic property
alone is responsible for the buoyancy Of
the stock.
Superintendent Ed. Hoffman OF tho
Carisa company was in the city Sat
urday. Mr.. Hoffman states that the
Carisa mine never was in better shape
than il is at this time. New ore bodies
are being opened with regularity, and
the shipments from the mine are being
maintained at the rate of fifty tons per
day. This ore will carry liberal gold
values in addition to the values of cop
per. The company is in good financial
condition, and the payment of divi-
dends is matter about which there
can be no doubt in the future. II was
announced on Thursday by Manager
Joseph that new body of copper ore
had been encountered upon the $50.
foot level of the mine. This body of
orc is being developed with all possl-
bic speed.
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WORLDS COPPER INCREASE.
Increase Not Likely TO Exceed Six Per
Cent Over Last Year

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Thc increase
IN tue worlds production Of copper this
year will not exceed six per cent,
Butte's and Lake Superior g outputs
VIII each increase about three per cent
The Bisbee and Globe districts in Ariz.
ona will enlarge their production con
siderably, and the total increases of
output in the territory may reach ten
per cent. Utah IS production may also
show an increase of ten per cent or
more. aud California IS production
should be twenty per cent greater than
in 1905, The increase in Canada and
Mexico will be small Some reports
received Indicate an actual decrease in
the European production of copper this
year. The increase, if there, is one,
will be exceedingly small
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DIVIDENDS IN SEPTEMBER.
Nearly Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars Paid to Stockholders.

Twelve Utah mining companies made
Glad the hearts of their shareholders
during the closed month OF September
BY paying out liberal profits in the
were Che DAILY West, Silver King, Nam
moth, Beck Tunnel, Bullion Beck, Con
solidated Mercur, Carisa, Grand Cen
trail. Victoria, Swansea, Uncle Sam and
Utah mine. From Tintic, Park City,
Stockton, Bingham and score of Utah
mining camps are coming results never
before equailed New camps are being
opened. and new mines arc being found
in old districts, the State and its mines
are in prime condition.
The companies paying dividends and
the amounts paid during September are
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SOUTH COLUMBUS ORE.
Bunches Of Copper Ore Coming Into
Lower Tunnel Workings.

Return visitors TO the property Of
the South Columbus company of Alta
speak very encouragingly regarding the
prospects of this mine. In the lower
tunnel the management is driving
through lunches of ore of liberal
quality, copper predominating, and the
workings of the company should run
into an ore body at any time. Those
who are familiar with the South Col
umbus state that the formation now
being pierced is favorable for making
ore at any day, and some interesting
developments are looked for con
stantly.
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WEEK AND MONTH ON CHANGE.
Local Mining Exchange Closes Season
Of Great Prosperity.

The Saturday morning session on the local
exchange closed both the week and tho
month, and the business transacted during
this period OF time was satisfactory in every
particular. The total sales Saturday amounted
to @2,oS5 shares, for which was exchanged tho
sum OF Sl6.< s2d5. During tho week total
OF 3iS,257 shares were sold, with market
value OF S159,242 55. The same week OF las,
year d total OF 1os,916 shares wero sold, rep.
resentlng market value OF $40, 0,o51 .o3. Dur
ing tho past month grand total OF 1862, 19o
shares wero sold, having a market value of
SS22, ,652.46. Tho samc month OF last year
total OF 4do.143 shares were sold, having a
market vsluo Of S11o,717.os. The quota.
tions for the week and month closed as fol-
lows:
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been watching these leasing operations
carefully. They have seen the Vunder
brothers extract liberal quantities of
silver, lead and gold orc, and they
have filed their pockets with liberal
profits also. Mr.. Vunder is greatly
impressed with the property, and is
positive in his opinion that the prop
9erty has the making of q genuine and
large producer.
The Silver King is located within IL
short distance of the Columbus Conscl
idated property.
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Tribune Agents in Navada

Copies OF The Tribune will be ,cu,d
sale IN Nevada pt tho following: "o on
Beatty-Mark g. Hancock.
Cherry Creek--Grey & CoII;,.
Calientc-John Sheir.
Delemar-M. c. Kelly.
Ely-rhomss O'Dalovicb.
bureka-Ernest H. Mau.
goidheld-Frnnk Landstrom, Hunter A5,
Gold Butte--W. El Sharp.
Las Fegas-F. P. Shannon, g l. N.r ~.
Manhattan-Nelson & RoundsyaIl TO-
Son. S"ePnefo D.
Rhyolito-sam speirs
Tonopah-W. RI. O'Ncill. A IT p
we'll, Sherman g. oldfather, iA'uhS'
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ALTA LEAsERs SUCCESSFUL,
Silver King Property Presents Good
Opportunity for Leasers.

The next property Of MA TO be heard
from will be the Silver King, stated
II. i. Tunder of that interesting min
ing camp on Saturday, Mr.. Vundcr,
with his brother, A. O. Yunder, has
been working lease on the Silver
King for some time, employing num-
cral wealth of tho limits OF their
lease. And their efforts have not been
in vain, for Mr.. Vunder states that
shipments have been coming with reg
ularity TO the local market.
While nothing has been known re-
garding the Silver King property in To-
cal circles, all who are familiar with
that section of tho Alta camp have
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Boom at Unionyille,

C. T.. Davis has received some en-
couraging news from the claims he re
Gently secured near Unionville, adjoin
ing the famous old Arizona property
There are several Salt Lakers interested
scheduled to take place as soon as the
outside world knows the truth about
the recent disclosures in this district.
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NEW YORK SHIPMENT.
Richest Consignment Ever Made Due
From Park City Mine.

A shipment of forty tons of orc
from the New York property of Park
City is due in the local market at any
day now, This shipment promises to
be one Of the best if not the richest
shipment ever sent from this mine.
The ore should net the copany at least
500 per ton. The ore is holding out
finely on the lower level, both to the
east and west, and the conditions of
the property never were better in all
ways.
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KATHERINE VEIN IS WIDE.
No End Of Ore In Spite Of Thirty Foot
Cross-Cut on Vein.

Superintendent Tom Gallagher Of the
New Stockton Mining company came
in from Stockton Saturday for the pur-
RSis foifs. 0i SPrnfi Mr Gafigher States that there
is no let-up in the New Stockton de-
vclopments, tho company pus hing work
in all directions Mr.. Galigher stated
in addition that he had crosscut, the
Katherine vein on the l0o0-foot level
for a distance of thirty feet. and there
were DO indications observable to the
effect that the extent of the ore was
being reached.
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Ore Shipments,

The Pioneer sampler released the fol-
lowing number of cars Of ore Saturday;
Alta. 3; Bingham, =; Stockton, 3; Tin
tie, 3; Fish Springs, >,
The Taylor & Brunton sampler re
leased the following: Tintic, IL: Park
City, 9; Nevada, 4; American Fork, 2,
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srs rods, four.room adobe and brick
house, known AS No 277 G street, Salt
Lako City. Utah, Terms, cash. Apply,
Solomon +. Kimball, executor, Nc. 274
Sixth street.
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Mining Blanks.

Davis County Fair at Lagoon, Octo-
Der 5, !, 3, s.
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Stock certificates. seals reports. booklets.
Prospoctor's Manual tCopp's). 50c
Tribune Job Printing Co.
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Pembroke G. Rigby, Mining Engi-
peers, 149 Pierpont street, Salt Lake
City. Phone 1856.
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GETS
!||PR|NGS MINES
,ppbsIl Estate Acre
q yIauirsd BY Charles
i ASebsu Of 1l0n'
y lDRED ACRES
gIENDID GROUND
Under Way Looking
III opening Up the
b Resources

Ss for tho year has just
although it was con-
s...sfnIIy several weeks
y scoIisition by Charles
\ II Ills city Of the entire
= nropertles in the Good
district, composed of
4 n magnificent mineral
1; h n that prominent dis
';upbell estate holdings in
Fsrs composed of the
,,sicr, and no small com
sfisted for some time
inning talent to secure
"a NJ. Scheu is TO be
i upop his success along
,;s of the former A. &.
rot strangers to the ore
n Western country. One
a group alone has pro-
irlf million dollars under
20, conducive to remun-
s6ors The entire estate,
'kss tied up in litigation;
IDS themselves, and one
include the district also,
rrarkably free from tho
Of the heavy buyers OF
Etiss. 1t is only within
nouths that the Good
Z. has forced the mining
sln with its magnificent
q resources, and that Salt
ktr successful in gather
rsa Of the region will be
IA with the progressive
kesl mining talent.
1i5t has been delayed re-
squintion of the Campbell
h Ar. Scheu owing to the
kEen as the deal was closed
y Of men was placed at
4 crsr the older workings
entirely new lines Of de-
", Scheu stated shortly
Igarture for Ely that the
sks Of exploration done
3 Of these properties have
tsr permaneAcy of the
Z positively, and there has
> Rratifying Improvement
nEauss OF mineral wealth
I'D at the time Of secur-
~ we're not surpassed by
es ever seen before.
8 The Campbell properties
aly strong, as high as 90
bling obtained in abund-
nOrI reach Of the grass
fdtlon to lead ores, the
csat gold, silver and zinc
|3as grades from the very
\ zslns carrying zinc are
Fhlle the lead and silver
} huo fissures and in con
3 pophyry and lime, Sew
'das are ten feet wide at
AID, as has been stated.
Z .,EEtIsased size and values
y. schsu stated that there
'Ey hne indications of cop
4 properties, but as very
"a been done upon this
g isrritory involved moth
ead be stated al this time
, phase Of the properties.
go shown to be present,
'Eising between 4 and 80
ore making in the con
asspsst working in the
= not over 100 feet, and
eMacted had to be hauled
Instance of 120 miles.
we're very acceptable to
'.las.or, and in the older
g Is ore carrying from
sOIa per ton, The veins
!eliow metal are among
\ ! Ii the district. Active
y (, nIE we'll under way, and
4 osan q prospect hole
~ g gnon the large acre
|. nls disclosed values. All
! Il. s'e within from two to
,..5 ~ iown Of Good Springs,
,sa 81 IS within eight miles
P.see Mr.. Scheu is ex-.
;,sss sasfgy TO spread daylight
IA sJaueent resources of this
4 = ae is destined to make
! operations.
" aud Bullion.
~ NJ b. SnlIion sio5 receipts for
81. - oy = Mccormick SO Co.
~ ore, $4,000; bullion,
's,s,.l y and bullion receipts for
''sA'ed to s6a2, 500; gold,
Aetal Market.
cauS;ta lions for SATURDAY.,
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Must BE Sold.

J. oBERNDORFER STOCK RRoK
ER, 1si s. Main Tel Boil T93.
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FORENOON SALES
Carss, $500 ut 3dc; 1000 1T 35c.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at 1tci zoo at iAo'
Colorado Mining. 100 at G2c.
Little Chief, 1900 ct 12ci 1000 at l2hd-
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Nevadas in San Francisco.
James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the follow.
ing San Francisco stock quotations. received
over their private wire:
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~ and Bullion

aud Bullion.
|'ss NJ D. bullion li receipts for
IN. og Mccormick SO Co,
ore, $4,000; bullion,
ssus,.l sha bullion receipts for
SA'eo to s6a2, 500; gold,
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Metal Market.
'csSsisItt sgSuGitaItlons ?, 9. for Saturday,
vac; lead, s5.75; cop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-26
KEEP OPEN HOUSE.
Five Hundred Women Visit New
Quarters of Bethany
Home.
ARE RECEIVING DONATIONS
Piano, Chairs, Table, Rugs, Given to
Home Since Its Removal to
the City.

Nearly 500 ladies were in attendance
yesterday afternoon at the house
warming of Bethany Homes new quar-
ters in the Gilpin Moore homestead on
Fifth avenue. and in the evening there
was a large attendance of the gentle
men of the city TO inspect the institu-
ton This is the first social gathering
in connection with the home since the
new quarters were occupied. Christ
mas During the afternoon cake and
coffee were served in the large dining
room, among those who assisted at the
table being Mesdames Z. w. Hurst.
w. H. Gest, J. J. Worker. and Woodruff
of Rock Island, and Mesdames A. l..
Moore, Albert Vinton. e. II. Sieighf.
Cyrus Dietz. l.. c. Banding, NJ. J.
McEniry, of Moline The president.
Mrs. w. c. Bennett, of Moline, was
present and assisted in the receiving.
the afternoon music was
furnished by ladies in attendance. The
gentlemen were received from 1870 to
8 o'clock last evening.
Improved AccOmm Oda tons.
The home affords much more at