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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-24
DEMAND s285,000
FOR WATER RIGHTS
Sum Decided Upon BY the Knud.
son & BagIey Inter.
eSts.
MEETING HELD, NOTHING DONE
Found IL Impossible TO Frame Up a
Proposition Agreeable To Both Sides.
Postponed Indefinitely.

The sum now decided upon by the
Knudson and Bagley interests as the
price which must be paid by the city
for their rights In the matter Of the
water Of Big Cottonwood creek is s2s5,-
co.
A meeting was held IN the office OF
Mayor Thompson Thursday. but II was
found impossible to frame UP proposl-
ton agreeable TO both sides, with the
result that the matter has been again
postponed, this time indefinitely. In
the meantime the new Moran conduit
patiently awaits the water that never
came.
II was easily apparent az yesterdays
meeting that even should the city pur-
chase the rights OF the Knudson-B Bag
ley people. they could hardly hope to
hold them without having frequent re-
course 10 law, as there are many minor
rights held both above and below the
Knudson mill rights with which the
new proposition would In all probability
interfere TO some extent. Those pres
ent at the meeting representing the city
were Mayor Thompson. Councilman
Mulvey and Tuddenham. Assistant city
Attorney Dininny, city Engineer l.. c.
Kelsey and Supt. Of Waterworks +. l..
Hines Those representing the knud-
son Bagley interests were X. knudson.
J. p. Cahoon. George Curley and At
torney Samuel King. There was good
deal OF discussion with regard to the
offer made by the city some two weeks
ago. in which $50 900 was offered for the
Knudson mill rights. The firm al this
time asked $4,000, but Thursday came
down 10 $4,000 These particular rights
are the only ones Of the lot which the
city recognizes as being perfectly valid,
although the Progress company claims
10 hold certain rights about a milo
above the MIL. not far from the intake
Of the conduit and for these rights
they ask 100000. The Spring Creek
water rights a mile or so below the
mill are also included In the holdings
OF this company. and for these the neat
little sum OF $4,000 is being asked.
For these latter rights the Morris adj
mnistraton obtained an option for $500.
ALL EFFORTS FAILED.
At the conclusion Of last nights
meeting Councilman Mulvey stated that
the city did not recognize any other
than the Knudson and Bagley rights,
and that everything In the power Of the
city has been done 10 bring the matter
TO an amlcable settlement, and secure
the water so badly needed. Up TO now.
however. all efforts have been futile.
A proposition TO arbitrate was turned
down FIAT. and Councilman Mulvey says
frankly mat In his opinion the quick
est and most satisfactory way TO set
tie the difficulty would be to apply TO
the courts for relief. As matters now
stand the position Of the city is the
same as II has been all along All
further discussion has been postponed
indefinitely. although the question will
be Immediately reopened al any time
the Progress people may intimate de.
sire 10 talk business.
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Causes Increased Activity in
That Southern Nevada
Mining 0ictriCt.
CY. NOBLE ORE TREATMENT.
Duplex Extension Has let Contract to
sink Double Compartment shaft.
Other Camp News,

Special Correspondence
Scarchlight New. Aug 2O-With
the advent OF the cool weather people
are beginning to swarm into Search
light and from present indications the
metropolis of southwestern Nevada
Will be a hummer this fall. Many new
companies are preparing for extensive
development work upon their different
properties. and several Of the older
companies, which had reduced their
working force owing TO the summer
heat, are operating now with an in
creased force Of men,
The Duplex Extension Mining COM
pany has let a contract to sink a dou-
BILE compartment shaft to water level,
the same 10 be thoroughly tmbered.
The companys ground has been thor
oughIy prospected. and the shaft viii
be sunk upon the Regal claim. George
McClintock Of the Searchlight Bank &
Trust company has been added 10 the
directorate Of the Duplex company
during the past week
A Merchants association was organ
lied in Searchlight during the past
week. the object Of which is TO I'm
prove the Commercial conditions Of the
camp. one Of the first matters taken
up and put into effect was the install
lation Of a water system for fire pro-
lection. A $4,000 gallon tank will be
erected upon Granite hill. overlooking
the camp. Mains win be laid along the
principal streets, and hydrants erected
at short intervals. Searchlght has
never had a severe fire, and this pre-
caution is being taken To prevent such
a disaster.
The management OF the Cyrus No
bic Mining company has inaugurated
a new system Of treating the output OF
its mine. Heretofore the returns from
the mill have not been commensurate
with the value Of the ores handled, and
the loss was traced TO the mill Exper-
iments have lately been made with a
number ~ ore concentrating devices
with very satisfactory results.
The Searchlight Nanina Mining COM
pany is prospecting the Dorothy group,
and will sink a working shaft al once.
The development work will be under
the supervision Of John Howe, now in
charge OF the work on the Searchllght
Copper Gold, on Copper mountain.
Manager H. y. Adsit Of the Colorado
Mining q Milling company reports
having struck a large body OF oxydized
quartz at a depth Of "A feet, IN the
shaft being sunk to water level No
assays have been made Of the strike.
but the rock gives good Mornings Of
free gold.
The Stone Brown company has ac-
quired the Gold Sovereign group, ai-
Joining the east end lines Of the South
em Nevada company. The property
was bonded from the original locators.
and viii be developed at once under
the conditions Of the deed, which
calls for extensive development work
within one year.
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Prices Rose at Opening With
Transactions on a Large
Scale.
BUYING OFFSET REALIZING.
spells of Dizziness Altcrnated With
Acting In Purchases, Stocks
Going Up.

New York, Aug g-The stock market
opened With the recent familiar rise In
prices, and was active on large scale.
There were a few wide openings. that in
United States steel bsing from iS7s to
i6i., on transactions OF 1900 shares.
Blocks Of 400 20 5000 shares Of other
stocks were purchased with Amalgamated
Copper IN heavy demand. 81. Paul, Atch-
ison, Canadian Pacific Reading, louis
vide q Nashville. Amalgamated Copper,
Locomotive and Pressed steel Car rose
point Northern Pacific. ., Great
Northern preferred "a and Anaconda ~.
Enough ouying orders were IN the mar
keI to urfset the realizing that the open
ing advance produced ana prices were
put higher Conhdent buying OF the grain
carriers, Reading and Amaigamated Cop
per Was a feature and theie also was
substantial inquiry for other representa-
tive stocks, l.. 5. Steel touched A. a rec
ord price for the movement Improve
ments otherwise ran 10 q. In Console
dated Gas, "a IN Atchlson. ~. In 81. Pau
and Reading, and 10 u. In pennsylvania,
New York Ce~tral, Union Pacific South
ern Pacific, Smelling and Brooklyn Tran
SIT. About IL o'clock the market gave
way fractonally aud became quiet
Room operators were impressed by the
buying in Atchison and Reading and
bought extensively. carrying Alfhison
up 3s and the latter TO over ~ Else.
where there was a general stiffening IN
prices, the market rising 10 a parity With
the best prices OF the first hour or above.
Practically all stocks OF speculative prom
lnence were up point or more by mid
day Brooklyn. Union Gas and American
Exchange jumped and Sugar 2 Manhat-
tan lost "a
Bonds were Irregular at noon.
Spells Of dizziness were relieved by an
evident break OF buying In some selected
stocks which would carry the whole list
with II for a time. Considerable OF the
business between Il and ] o'clock was In
speolalties with Lead and International
Pump figuring largely Lead gained T..
ana international Tuinp ~. In the rail-
road section Union Pacific was again the
dominant factor. large orders raising II TO
lSi's and stimulating buying OF other
western stocks
Business contracted greatly during the
middle Of the afternoon but there was no
termination In the marked strength. SCI
lected stocks continuing to go up aggres-
slvely, High prices railroad siecSs
such as St Paul. Northwestern, Union
Pacific and the Hill stocks were In keen
demand. Great Northern preferred extend
"a Us rise To a., 81. Paul. Union Pa
clhc, Northern Pacific and Northwestern
and Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific
ROCK Island preferred, Smelling, Inter-
borough Metropolitan 10 ga
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POWER PLANT DEAL.
Local Holder, Of Stock In Intcrmoun-
tain Power Company Sell Out

with the exception OF j, J. Chambers.
the manager. the Salt Lakers who
Joined IN the organization Of the In
term0untaln Power company nearly
two years ago have disposed Of their
stock. the holders ~ the majority inter-
ests. mostly residents OF Ohio and In
diana being the purchasers,
The deal was consummated sometime
ago. but the hnal payment was made
Yesterday afternoon. The local people
Interested IN the deal were: Charles
q. Euingvood. Samuel NJ. Levy VII.
lard 3. Snyder. William j. Craig, +. J.
Raddatz ana Gideon Snyder.
The company owns valuable water
rights iu Big and Little Cottonwood
canyons. franchises IN Park City and In
salt Lake valley Considerable money
has already been expended I'm perfect
ing titles and IN the erection Of builds
ines and fumes and recently orders
were placed for large consignment Of
electrical machinery
Just how much money was involved
iu the transaction the "NeUs" Inform
amt ala not care 10 state any further
than that il was "a good round sum-
II Us the intention " the company n
sunplv the town " Alta and the mines
of that camp with electrical energy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-24
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Aug. 2l-The wheat market
opened steady today chiefly because OF
firm cables Rain In the northwest offse,
70 certain extent the firm reports from
abroad. Trading In all OF the grain pits
was largely IN the December ontion. Sen.
TENDER opened a shade 10 \ higher at III,
qlis aud sold Al ia and declined 10 ia.
December opened 4, to SaL. lower Al
~. to iiha74'., advanced 70 7l.. and
declined 10 ,i',
Com was steady. Cables were some
what hrner, but rains IN Iowa and Illinois
neutralized this September opened IN.
changed 10 a shade higher AZ isn4ss. and
held for a time within these figures. De-
cember opened u lower at iii, and sola
at iik
The oats market was easier and trading
was very light. September was q shade
lower at the opening, Al 90 and sold IN
TO Nis December was I, higher al "a
and sold on 10 aOss and sla.
Provisions were steady there being al.
most no trading Prices at the openinr
were unchanged from last nights close
September pork being l7.o5; lard Sb7i, and
ribs SIS
cash ooats-No. sy.asa; No. 9 q
Corn-No. 2 ~: No. 3 NI
Cash: Whost-No. 2 red 5sa.: No. 4 red
lai2, 30. ? hard, 7lliiN. No : hard
i0dSl. No. northern, nothing doing No
? northern. i3i75. No. sprinE. TgIil
Corn-The market hecsme weak la,e IN
the day because Of reports from ,ha south.
west predicting a banner crop. septem.
Der sold on 10 A. and DECEMBER "a.
The close was weak with September az
sqis At 81. and December = lower a,
ga.
The market weakened about the r,iddl.
~ the day on profit taking and report.
~ large crop IN the Canadian north.
vest September declining 10 5o-. AM
/ December 10 ~. 4 slight rallv ,ool
/ place Just PRIOR 70 the close hu, Inc ma.
I ket was easier AZ the erd n The session
september closed = lever A. ~
Close Wheat-Sept y. Dec 10,
Cofn-sept. Ni. Dec ~,
Oats Sept -. Dee as,isA.
PORK Sept Eos. jan. i3 Is
Lard-Sepi $50. oct sS-i,
Rihs-sept- s.sii9ds ~. oc'. SIS
I Rye-CWh. nothing doing
] YAK Nothing doing
Timothy Sept 3.1jasn
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
Liverpool AuF y Close wheat Sen.
s. nd Dec. - I'D March nominal
The weather IN England todsv "a,
| rainy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-24
VISITED MANHATTAN.
Il. /. Colburn shows Eastern Capital
ists This Nevada Camp.

fIifIItN WI fi''.'''A
Manhattan. New. Aug. 2l.-R. l. Cole
b1rn. secretary-treasurer of the Red
Ton bonanza M Goldheld, who IS a
large stockholder in Manhattan Con-
solidated Extension. visited the prop
ertv 81 the latter a few days ago IN
company with two eastern mining men
Of canital. and the trio made an OK.
hsustive examination of the orebodies.
Each member ~ the party expressed
h mself az being highly pleased With
tho mineral showing and ventured The
prediction that tho Consolidated Tx
tension mine would develop into one
Of the largest producers of high grade
milling ores 200 this district 4 direct
result ~ their examination Is The de-
eision 10 sink double compartment
shaft and 10 equip 10 With a powerful
and modern plant ~ machinery. An
other plan. az yet bon the chrysalis. Is
tho erection ~ stamp mill az the
property There seems little question
but what an adequate water supply
can 10 conserved AZ small cost rs a
number ~ mines in that vicinity tapped
the Sow az nominal depth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-24
WOOL.
ST LOTIS

81, LUIS
81. Lm y. Aug. 24-wool snady. Ter
ritory aud western mediums, 2d?s. hne
mediums. l5n@.
CALIFORNIA.
san Francisco. Aug. A-The fan We
clp OF the state will be handled f.Di
san Francisco. Arrangements are now a.,
ing made for the construction Of % -
warehouses IN the Potrero district Vhc,
the wool pullers were located before the
FIRE
After the former warehouses were burn
Cd the rest Of the spring clip was
shipped 10 stockton and secured there.
Nearly 3p0O00 pounds were handled in
this way by San Francisco firms.
Last wear the total clip amounted 10 IA
10000 pounds. This years clip may fall
somewhat short OF that figure on account
Of the late spring rains. These figures
represent a substantial progress Of the
sheep industry on the fenced ranges.
Many Of the fiockmasters received q cents
a pound for their clip his year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-24
NEVADA STOCKS.
James 4. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following Nevada
mining stock quotations today.

James 4. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers furnish the following Nevada
mining stock quotations today:
belmont tNa5L cash Boy. 2Odsi:
Goklen Anchor Sass: Home. 2iG23.
Jim Butler. ij5d15I'; MscNamsrs.
1in11. Midway. 22oisdee1is. Nom
ians. 2ggia G295. North star. 54a55
ohio 12d23 Tonopah Extension. So
1850. Tonopah Nevada. ls50dia25:
West End 2sof go. Adams. i0dll:
Ausuia 2S0go Blue Bun. lsdla:
Booth 52nts columbia Mountain. 80
40. Couqueror sal. Diamondneld.
t0Qf2. pixie. edlo. Goldfeld $50 IS
Jumbo. 1909 b2i-. Jumbo EXiention.
f2d45. Kendall 1880. I.sguna $50
40. MAJ queen 2l0 %. Mohawk. 4i0
dg3i. Red Top lj5d 80. sand.
storm ssde2. Silver Pick jsdSi. ST.
Ives. e2dfS. National Rank. ifd5s:
Denver 100 Gold Bar. ilOdi50:
original i5Gle stenway tja4s:
Consolidated Virginia il0dils.
Ophir. 35iG3so. Mexican. lo5allo:
Caledonia 3Of32 EVche1uer. sOds2:
horcros llSdleo, Golden Grown.
G23. Black Butte Extension sds:
iidls: Great end. 5iG55. Rescue. q
d25; Black Butte Extension. lGs.
Tram. roo GolsfelS Belmont so9
ji. Nontgomerv Mountain. isd5s.
sansei 90 soepter i1d50. Manhai
Tan. ibdls seyler- Humphrey. 2iGsi.
Dexter, sbdss Granny, 20. Gold
Wedge a.. Lone Star. itdls. Greal
Benc Extension. isd20; Great Bend
Annex. II; Crescent i59i7; Cow Boz
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The following deeds were fled for rec
ord IN the office Of the county recorder
Thursday
Sarah Fitzgerald 20 A. c. McFar-
lane. east half Of lot ? block -,
Tcn-acre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Caroline Nelson 10 August Nelson,
part u lot 10. block q, Ten
acre plat Announcements. /
Mamie Wood to Clara l.. Scarlet
lot Is. block . Heaths sub.."..... $50
A. j. Furlong to Anna Peerman
W J. Halloran 20 Joseph g.
Walsh Jr.. 2jxl22 feet lot 10. block
n. Fiye-acre plat A................. 80
Agnes $ Campbell 10 Charles Felt.
lot 10 block 70, Fiye-acre plat A. 500
H. 4. Elliott to Western Pacific
Ry. Co. lots u 70 e. block 2,
Earl ID. Gray's addition .......,..... 20
George W Bills 20 William NJ. Holt.
iisyl7 rods section IS. township
south. range I west.............. 10
Mary NJ Ohlsd 20 Emily NJ Ohlad.
5r3 rods southeast from south
west corner lot ]. block p plat b. 20
VIM b Bennett 20 J r Kilhslm.
part southwest quarter section
= township south, range ! west q
Carrie V HOLSTER 70 " Z. Lose.
lots y 10 20. HolliSter SUBJ. Il
l. T. White 10 Andrew +. Ander-
son. lslYs rods. section ? town.
ship south. range I West.....
| Ellen T. Green 10 Edward y Ma
loy iG5xNif feet southwest from
! feet west n northeast corner lot
5. block q plat ..........,......
I Jeffery Hodgson 10 Edward Laird.
water right 10 Hodgson's springs ~
/ WIN q. Carhls q al 10 Maria A
| CLAY HsVl0 rods southeast from
~ rods south ~ northeast cor
ner lot T. block H. plat F.........
/ Security : Bank a Trust CO 70
Massosoitt Mining Co Rebecca
! lode. etc West Mountain mining
district ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
school district No g to Granite
school district part section n.
township south. range west
| School district 40. q 70 Granite
school district part ~ section IS
township south range west...........
| Jos. Blake 70 Iion's Savings Bank
& Trust Co part section 81
township 3 south. range J west.
/ Chas. Va Blake 20 lions Savings
Rank & Trust Co. part section
q township 3 south range west
y + Browne - al 10 e. Flagstaff
n. CO.. Blanche No. I lode. etc.
PIG Cottonwood ...................,..
| d cummings 20 Gtrmania Gold 4
silver Mining Co. 81 Axis lode.
etc.. Biz Cottonwood ................
Mystic Shrine Gold a Silver Min.
INK Co % p . Shsfsr Navajo
lode etc West Mountain ......... gH
= e. shafsr % intermounisin ~.
T. association Navajo lods.
etc. West Mountain ................ q u
Irtermountsin VI a association
20 l. L. Winters Navajo lode
etc, Wev Mountain ................ 50
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TWO SLIGHT SHOCKS
AT VALPARAISO.

Valparaiso, AuE. e. 3 4. m.-There
we're two slight earth shocks here last
night, Rain began falling again ,hi.
mornins. Increasing the sufferinrs o,
thousands Who are living In tents.
Many sought refuge IN houses whose
vans are y dangerous state % ruin.
II Is believed that 70 the rain con.
tinues much longer a serious epidemic
u sure 10 break.
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iiai2: Denver Annex. 1900: Bulls
q Bears. 3tfi; Black Rock. tHh; New
York Consolidated. 26d2s; Manhattan
Consolidated. soas5. Little Joe. fas
Msyaower. e%q61: Jumping Jack. "a
IS: Tramp Con. Lee i.t5 r. ~
Bonanza. sdi0: Yankee Girl $50 ~,
Fraction. 100: Red Top ESten, 6ne'
STRAY Dog, 4sGl 40. Daisy s..
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MAKING FINE SHOWING.
Ore Body in Utah Apex One Of the
Best Ever Found In Bingham.

Manager Walter e. Orem OF the Utah
Apex mine al Bingham continues 10
receive good reports from that prop
erty and there are reasons to believe
that the new ore body being developed
In the Andy tunnel will turn out 20 be
one " the best in Bingham canyon
Several feet Of high grade copper ore
are exposed IN the shoot, which
is more than % feet wide. and II Is
safe 70 say that none better was ever
produced from the mines OF Bingham.
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HEINzE BUYS MINE.
Secures Bond on British Columbia
Propertles for S50O.OOO.

Spokane. Wash. Aug. 24-It Is an
nounced here today that +. Augustus
Hein2e. " Butte. has taken a $780,
600 bond on the Mckinley mine IN
Franklin camp. British Columbia
owned by George A. Macleod. 81
Grand Forks b. q Heinze has al
ready purchased. or bonded. about 20
claims en- thai vicinity The McKin-
ley was only a prospect two years
gun
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Doss GALBRArTH CASE.

Springfield, NO. AUG. 4-The jury IN
mob leader had not reached verdict
when court opened today and the In
diostions were that they would dis.
asree. when the jury was dismissed
fer the night last nigh, l, was stated
that they stood ten for seauittsi and
iTo for conviction.
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GATES IN BOSTON.
Bingham Mining Man Tells Eastern
ers About Boston Con.

Mines Manager Louis A. Gates ot
the Boston Consolidated Is In Boston
end a publication quotes him as say
ing:
"rhe Boston Consolidated company
viii finish up It's contract with the
Bingham Consolidated smelter this
month. then all our product will 60 10
the American Smelling & Refining
company az GARFIELD
"Since the first Of July We have been
shipping 500 tons o. sulphide ores per
day. $50 tons 10 the Bingham smelter
and ESQ tons TO the Garfield smelter
NJ the American Smelling company.
After Sept. this will all 90 10 Gar
field
Present transportation facilities are
very poor. bu as soon a. the Copper
Belt railway is in position to handle
an increased tonnage We will ship
$50 tons OF sulphide ore per day 10
Garfield
We are making rapid progress IN
our mill construction. The fOunda-
tons viii be completed by the first of
November. and the mill Of 1000 tons
| capacity should be running by April
I. The hrst unit will be 5000 tons
Z aud we vill not add a second unit I'M
/ ~ we see how the first one operates.
/ Experience may prove a good teacher.
/ II is an easy matter 10 add additional
i units 40 a great saving IN both time
aud expense over the construction %
the first unit
"Our steam shovel has been in oper-
/ alton since June 90 and II is handling
! 10000 60 n 000 tons OF copper per
DAY and handling & az q cost ~ 81
| CENTS per ton. By the first Of April
| the entire overburdcn should be re-
moved and the steam shovels working
ON the porphyry and then we will be
able 20 DO some mining that will sur
rrisc people
I'VE are now operating In our por-
| yhyry developments five locomotives
80 cars and one steam shovel and by
| oct we will have I'm operation nine
/ locomotives 20 cars and two steam
shbvcls This additional equipment
is now On route 10 the mines"
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Business Of Forenoon Amounted 10
Little Over $4,000.

The forenoon sales Of the mining
exchange amounted 90 the transfer Of
1881 shares fov Slolsto5. Beck rum
mel and Wabash were the most actNe
Of tho stocks called on the open board
and both closed somewhat stronger
Mohawk which has attracted consid.
erable local attention during the past
week was brought out TO the extent
Of 500 shares, closing on a sale AZ
SSS5. ..,.,. Ma,
on the open board, Columbus Con
solldatea moved upward. Utah. OF
Fisb springs. was called for and did
business az il2j.
The closing quotations and sales
were
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MINERAL POINT MINES.
Iron Orc shipments 10 he inaugural.
81 Spon.
srerial C0rresnondenct.

STef ial correspondence.
Logan, Aug 22-Those interested IN
the Mineral Point mines are elaied over
the prospects of that property. The
company has received q very natiering
OFFER for the mine. but n IL UNDER
stood n has been declined. one 81 the
smelling companies a. salt Lake has
made 4 bid FOR the iron ore o. which
this property 10 productive, and y has
been accepted Il Is said shipments viii
commence as soon 81 the roads can be
put In shape Hyrum is the railroad
shipping point.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Aux. Money on
call strong, iH5 per cent. rulinr
rate ) per cent closing hid "a,
per cent offered At : per cent.
Time loans strong 50 days 6 per
cent. 20 days. sac. per cent. sit
months. s rer cent.
Close; Prime mercantile pa.
per. S-Hs per cent
Sterling exchange usak al
'"a5ai'iio for demand. and AZ
iN'so for eo-day bills: posted
rates. 's2', ana ;Ssia CONNER.
c'al bills. $685..
Bar silver. ssi.
Mepiean dollars. iitg.
Government bonds steady. rail-
road bonds irregular.