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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-13
LIKES PIocHE COUNTRY.
Salt Lake Engineer Believes the Re-
qion Will Boom.

-. 2. Brooks. the we'll known mining
engineer and surveyor, returned yeSter-
day morning from a two weeks trip into
the Phoebe country, where he has been
on professional business Mr. Brooks
states that the weather has been so
bad that work Of all kinds has been
retarded 1t has been utterly impossible
for teams to haul lumber and other sup
plies into Phoebe and the contiguous
camps, and next to impossible to move
ore ont notwithstanding the fact that
III" haul out is practically all down
,withstanding this state of affairs
Alr. Brooks states that the region is full
Of life and energy and that, when the
road is built from Calente into Phoebe
a boom is going to follow. He declares
that he has seen enough during his trip
TO convince him that the country is in
shape to produce a heavy tonnage of
ore that will then be made to pay a
handsome profit, but which, under pres
Pnt conditions, it would be lust like
throwing good money away to attempt
to handle. In addition to the world of
ore that the NeVada-Utah company is
ready TO produce. the Bristol and Jack
Rabbit country is also in condition to
add not a little to the tonnage that the
railroad will be able to command the
moment the line is finished. Numerous
prospects show ore enough TO make a
respectable appearance in the shipping
lists, but. without the road completed
into Phoebe. the cost of getting in ma
terials, machinery and supplies is more
than the average property owner feels
like paying.
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WILL Tunnel
OVER A MILE
Columbus Extension Company
Begins Campaign at Alta
With Big Undertaking.
THE STAR CONS MEETING
WEST QUINCY TO USE DIAMOND
DRILLS.

The management of the Columbus EX-
tension company, the organization of
which was completed earlier in the week,
has decided to run tunnel one and one
quarter miles long into its 300 acres Of
ground at Alta, and by this time per
haps. the work is under way. A large
compressor plant. power drills, cars,
trackage. suction fans and everything in
the way Of equipment and facilities for
doing first-class and rapid work is being
ordered and will he installed just as soon
as it is possible to get it delivered.
Tony Jacobson. president of the COM
pany, stated yesterday that it was the
intention to drive a big operating tunnel,
and that II would go in at the rate of
300 feet a month, and be continued with
out stop or interruption until the OBJ
JecttVs point is reached The company
posal right now, so there will be no
Sk1mping Of expenditure at the cost of
time, winch Is 10 be the essence or every
contract awarded, whether for work, ma
Chlnery or supplies.
The Columbus Extension ground ad-
joins the Columbus Consolidated and
Flagstaff properties on the west and
the ground reaches from a point below
the Columbus Consolidated mill clear
over the mountain into Big Cottonwood
An old tunnel which is already in a dis
lance 40 feet. and which is on a leve
with the upper floors of the Columbus
Consolidated mill. has been selected as
the place to begin the cross cutting OF
the mountain, and IT is not expected that
any great distance Will have to be driver
until ore is encountered. Before the OBJ
jective point OF the tunnel is reached the
management is confident that 1t viii
have developed several fine lodges which
are known to traverse the ground.
superintendent a. q. Jacobson of tn,
&C umbuS Consolidated will have super
vision over the new tunnel on the Elk
tension company ground. whether thu
work is all done by contract not, Thu!
tnSuring the same attention to detail anC
yhOroughness of construction that hai
characterized the opening of the Colum
bus Consolidated mine
President jacobson, accompanied by c
x. Mccormick. who is identified will
both companies official will &;
out to camp today, weather permitting
and look over the new proposition. To
morrow Mr.. Jacobson will leave for Lo
Angeles to join his family, which ha
been spending the winter there.
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WEST QUINCY TO MOVE.
Ground Is to Be Thoroughly Elk
pIored With Diamond Drills.

During the next week an expert will be
here from the east for the purpose of
thoroughly examining the workings of
the West Quincy. at Park City, and max
ing ready for the installation and opera
tiOn of a diamond drilling plant at the
property.
at has been decided" said General
from the coast during the morning, Ito
punch drill holes into all portions of the
West Quincy property, and the 44O-foOt
level will probably be selected by the
expert who is coming to operate the
plant being supplied by the Rand Drill
company as the point from which to do
the prospecting. In this manner we ex-
pect to practically develop and demon
StTate the extent and value of the ore
deposits known to exist in West Quincy
ground I am pleased to say that the
company is entirely out of debt and it's
treasury is in condition to stand all the
expense that this campaign will call
for, and when il is over we shall know
precisely where to levels to
make mining inexpensive and eXpedi-
tiOus- Work will begin just as soon as
the new equipment can be got on to the
ground"
Manager Turner also stated that re-
ports from the property were TO the eff
feet that the water had lowered over
fifteen feet in the shaft during the last
week or two and it now begins to look
AS though some of the neighbors had
finally cut the same ledge that has been
so wet on the 600 level of the West
Quincy mine. This is the season of the
mines. owing to the inflow Of surface
water, so the lowering in the West
Quincy shaft is considered all the more
significant on that account
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Mines and Mining Stocks

in the near future. The mine is now in a
condition where results of Importance
are to be expected from development at
any time and the outlook for the year
to come is counted by the superintendent
as being anything but discouraging.
Receipts during the year included S23,-
co., Il from two assessments. from the
sale of 473 tons of ore $4.S62.59, from the
sale of 3, 159 shares of treasury stock 1887
and from other sources $132.96, making
total of SOS, 9S4-72.
Disbursements exceeded the receipts by
S174-70. The compa1y's total Indebtedness
is rS26, 140.61. As an offset the company
has-5.051 shares of stock in the treasury
and 100000 shares up as security against
a loan of $4,000. The 100000 shares men
toned is that which came from Milan
Packard in the settlement with him a
year or more ago, and the cost the com
pany Ice a share. This stock, figured at
cost, and the stock in the treasury ct BE
a share, would make the net indebtedness
of the company figure at 50. And
that is how the company stands.
In the election which followed the sub
mission and approval of reports the fol-
lowing We're elected without opposition:
H. @. Mcmillan. g. NJ. Freed. j. 7. Tur-
rfr. Frank D. Kimball and Ernest BAN
berger. The new board will meet and
organize during the next few days.
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Metal Market.

New York ApriI 12-The London TN
market was higher today, more tnan re-
gaining the partial setback of yestetoa S,
with spot quoted at &175 5S anu 1uIu ~ -
at P172 Locally the market was also
higher with spot closing at $SS yedSS: 20;
Copper was unchanged at ES4 Us 90
for spot and SS1 lis Cd for futures IN
London Locally the market was also
unchanged with lake quoted az 1e.2o4
1875: electrolytic at 1S.25Q1S.6O ana castns
at $1S.O061S.25-
Lead was quiet and unchanged at 5,S9
65.45 in the local market and at Elo los
SDelter advanced IS Sd IN the English
market. with spot closing at 4Z0 los
Locally spelter was dull and unchanged
at 6.O0Q6.1O.
Iron was higher in the English market
With standard foundry and Cleveland
warrants both quoted at 4Sc- Locally IRON
was steady, No / foundry northern Is
quoted at 1SOO6D1S.s5; No foundry
southern at 1s.25618.75; and No foundry
southern at 1775f118.5O.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Omaha April 12.-Cattle- Receipts, 5000;
steady; native steers. 3.75q6-5O; COWS and
heifers, 3O0q4-40; western steers, $3.50
As; Gamers 1-5GG2-75; stOckers and feed
ers, 2.7504-50; calves, S-O0d65O; bulls and
stays, 2-5O6425-
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
heavy, 6-3596-40 mixed, 6-S211d6-35; pigs,
55O661O; bulk OF sales, 6.321zG6-35-
yearlings. 5.6506-2 %; wethers, 5-5Oq6-10;
ewes, 47565. 20; lambs, 6.1OQ650.
Chicago, April 12.-Catt1e- Receipts,
5000; slow and steady: beeves, 400d6-S5;
COWS and heifers, 175G5-15; stockers and
feeders 2-7564 50; Texans, SS6GD4- 20
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market higher
estimated tomorrow, 1000; mixed and
butchers, 6.35Q6-60; good heavy, 6-45d655;
rough heavy. 62O6630; light, 6.S5G665;
pigs, 59006 20; bulk, 6-45d6.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market weak
sheep 365G6 20: lambs. 4.5006G0-
Kansas City, April 12--Cattle-Receipts
1900; market steady to strong native
steers. 425G5-9O; native cows and heif-
ers 25O66.O0: stockers and feeders, 3.O0d
4 so; bulls, 100000 calves. 3.U0GD6-50: west
ern fed steers. S-75d525; western fed
cows, 2.5O64.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; steady; bulk of
sales, 5000 425k: heavy, 6-5596.45; pack
ers, $500 4215; pigs and light, 62566.3 71h
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: steady; muttOns.
45O66.O0; lambs, 5.00Q6.50; range wethers
| s. 4066. %; fed ewes, 4.75dS-60.
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Big Days Business Done and Popu-
lar Stocks Hold Strong.

Trading was unusually lively on
change yesterday, as shown in the sale
Of S3,S55 shares of stock for S48 5000
Prices were strong all along the line and
some substantial gains were recorded.
Daly-Judge was literally absorbed at
SIPS with the stock, it was said, headed
for the strong boxes of millionaire opera
tors. Beck Tunnel appeared as an $50
lated weak sister," but the drop in price
was certainly due to manipulation, rather
than to mine conditions. Columbus Con-
soIidated. Grand Central, Little Bell and
a number of other stocks behaved spIen-
Oily, while Black and May Day
each reached a much higher level
Snap and ginger characterized the
trading throughout the dav, making 1t
apparent that brokers were executing
genuine orders.
Following is the list Of final quotations
and record of sales made during the two
regular and open board calls:
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UNION no. 9 STRIKE.
Lessees Get Such Rich Ore That
Lock Goes on Shaft House.

Local interests were in high feather
yesterday over news from the Manhattan
district. message sent out from the
district to GOldfield was repeated to a
brother of the GOldfield recipient. who is
interested in Stray Dog. The message
stated that on the 1OO-fOOt level of Lease
No. ] on the Union No. 9 claim Of the
Manhattan-DeXter company, ore had
been encountered that was so rich that
the lessees were compelled to put lock
on the Shaft-hOuSe to keep folks out.
The ore was known to run several thou
sands of dollars per ton in gold. but the
leSSees were not willing to discuss it.
Lease l on Union No. is Just forty
feet over the end line of the Stray Dog
and that distance from the ground
known as Lease No 1 on the latter prop
erty, where work was but recently COM
menced. That is why the Salt Lakers
interested in the latter proposition were
so jubilant during the afternoon
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AFTER DUCK CREEK MINES.
Fasteners Are Now Examining the
Brim Property.

Provo, April III. T. Brim expects to
leave in a few days for Duck Creek, near
Ely, Nevada, where he has large mining
m which Provo and other Utah
people have become interested through
him, and which eastern capitalists are
now inspecting with view to purchase.
Mr. Brim has written his son who Is
now in Ely to put a force of men to work
on the ground. He says he is not partic-
ularly anxious to sell, as when the rail-
road reaches the camp, which will be in
a few months, he will be in good shape
to begin the shipping of ore.
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New York Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

A. E Had1ey. purchasing agent Of the
Consolidated Mercur company. left for
a two weeks vacation trip to California
yesterday
Twelve carloads OF ore from Tintic and
five from Bingham were released from
the Taylor 81 BruntOn sampler yeSter-
day morning.
six carloads of ore from Nevada, two
from Tintic, two from Alta and one from
Idaho were reported at the Pioneer Samp-
Ter yesterday morning.
John McSorley, superintendent of the
Daly-Judge company'S Park City mines
came down from camp last evening on
a brief personal business trip.
c. o. Ellingwood, manager of the
Western Exploration company's different
propositions in this region, returned from
a brief business trip to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon
]. NJ. Daugherty, one Of the directors
of the Wabash company, came in from
Omaha Wednesday night to inquire into
his various interests In this state. To-
night Mr.. Daugherty will leave for Butte
and from there go on to the coast for
a few weeks.
The directors of the South Swansea
Mining company met yesterday and or
ganized by electing Claude V. Wheeler
president; ]. M Wheeler, vice president
and manager; j. I. CroXall, treasurer,
and w. H. Farnsworth, secretary No
other business was transacted.
w. B. Thompson, a prominent Butte
passed through the city yesterday on his
way home from trip to. Ely, He is
a beleVer IN. the camps wonderful re-
sources and looks for it to develop into
a genuine mining metropolis during the
next few years.
Don c. Robbins, the well known coal
and iron mining man, returned yester-
day from a several days vacation trip
to the coast. where he left his family
to stay until the weather is settled here
P. d. Delmas left for the BulIfrog dis
trict yesterday to make an examination
of mining property for eastern parties
He expects to be gone ten days to two
weeks.
DR. ]. J. Snider returned yesterday
morning from a trip of inspection to
the properties of the Mason Valley Con-
per company, a few miles out of Yer
ington, New. He expressed himself as
being simply astounded at the amount
of fine copper ore that is being devel-
oped in the property, while with the dis
trict in general he was most favorably
impressed He believes that Mason Val
ley will, during the next few years.
skin the Ely camp a mile
l. ORERNDOREER
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Utah Stocks bal Boston.

James A Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers' yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine, Weber & Co
one of their Boston correspondents, the
record of sales of Utah stocks on the
Boston market. with range and closing
quotations:
Boston. April 12-The market opened
with a fair amount of buying i'm the con-
pers. but money rates We're lifted to 10
per cent, or higher and tho market quick
things were very dull and prices sagged
The money market will not be straight
ened out for at least two weeks, and we
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Money, silver, Etc.

New York, April 12-Money on call
easier. 4d1O per cent; ruling rate, So
per cent; closing bid and Offered at
per cent.
Time loans firm; sixty and ninety days
and six months. per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 51zd6 per
cent. 1890, 49,.
Sterling exchange strong at 4S46S64 $40
for demand and at 4S1709481So for sixty
1851: commercial bills. 4S1Aq4.S1ss.
Bar silver, 64sS-
Mexican dollars. so.
Government bonds flrm5 railroad
bonds steady.
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Coffee and Sugar

New York April 12-Coffee-Spot, Rio.
quiet: mild, steady. Coffee futures closed
steady, net unchanged to 8 points higher
Sales were reported Of 1880 bags, of
which about 10000 bags were exchanged
Sales included April at 6.45; May at $500
655; June, 6-65; July. 6-75d6- so: September.
January, 725; March, 7.400Z45.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining,
Q 31-3e63; centrifugal, 95-test, 8 15-320S11;
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financial and Commercial
Bond Quotations.

JAP 41ss ctr -. 92%
Jar. 415s eff I'd
series .-. 9i&
l.. s. N. uni. As. 1855
Man. con- gold
As .------..-- ..-tBE
Mex. Cen. IS 49, so
Mex. Cen is inc .
MINI. az St L.
As .---------- "a
NJ. K. & Z As. .1O17k
NJ. K. & T. 2s-. So
Natl r. r OF
Mex con- As. S3h
N. Y. c. gen.
312S .--...-.. SIX
N. J. c. gen 5S. j2S
No. Pac. 4s ..+N
No. Pac- IS 49, 761z
N. & W. con. As 1O024
10. S. L. rfdg- As 961R
Penn con. SIS. -10112
Read gen As - -10O12
St L. & I. NJ
con. IS ........114%
st. l. & S. F.
fg. As -..--..--. S61z
fSt. L. s. W. con-
As ....-...--. 70
Sea A Line As SS%
$50. Pac. As 49,. SO
is. P. LIST As eff. 96ss
$50. Ry. 5s .-..1177s
Tick & Pac- 1s-123
IT. St l. & w.
As ---.---...--. 81
IUn. Pac. IS .10411z
III. P. con. As ..-1575s
III. S. S. I'd 5s... 99SI
Nv abash Is .1151z
j wabash Deb. B. S07z
.tWestn. Md As - So
.lW. & l. z. As 80
wis. Cen. 4s -. 921E
Jap. As ctf .-... S51z
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Open Board.

Beck Tunnel 5OO6S1.16.
Columbus Con, 17461s7. 80; S00d$7.30.
Grand Central. 50J$4.4O.
HOnerine, 1OOQS2- 80
Little Bell, 200d$6.4O.
May Day, 5OO03Oasc-
New york, 2OOO025c; 5OO02494c; 2,OOO0
241zc, seller 90; 2,500Q24c; 15OO924c, seller
co: 5OO024c. buyer so; 5O0q237sc; SOOG23Ac
Thompson l. OO00221ac-
Shares sold, 81. $40
Selling value, $24, 1856.
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NEVADA STOCKS.
Forenoon Sales.

Ajax, 500I331zc.
Grand Central, 1506$4.45.
MAY Day, 5,OOOd2924c; S80OdSOc: 1,O0O6
S01kc, buyer so; 250d297sc: 45O06297sc, sell
er so: 5O002@24c seller 80; 9.OO0d3014c, buyer
30; 5O003Oc, seller 60; 5O069014c.
Butler-Iiberal, 5OO6D1Oc.
Beck Tunnel. 1000$1. 1S1z; 1OOd$L1712; 100
6S1.16; 1,OOO6$1. Is; 400GS114: 1O09Sl 1917.
Black Jack, 200d87c; 100GS5c.
Victor Con, 1,O0Od3Ac; 1,OO0d35sc; 1,900
931zc; 1,OOO@39sc; 3,OOOq314c-
Emerald. 5O0N71oc.
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CITY OF MEXICO
AND RETURN 5000

April % to May 3 the Colorado Mid
land will sell tickets Salt Lake to City
Of Mexico and return for $69.S0. Good
for stOpOvers up to sixty days. Your
choice Of the three excellent routes
Through observation car to Denver. IL
Illustrated books on Mexico free. Tick
ct office II West Second South, Salt
Lake.
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Butter and Eqae.

New York, April 12-Butter and eggs
unchanged
Chicago. April Ion the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady; creamer1es. 14Q2Q1z; dairies, IA
Eggs-Weak at mark; cases included
49,; firsts. 49,; prime firsts, 1512; extras,
II
Cheese Steady; 114z@t3.
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STAR CON. ANNUAL.
Reports Submitted and New Direct
ors Elected

There was a good attendance ut the
annual meeting of the Star Consolidated
Mining company yesterday forenoon, and
922 6fO of the issued and outstanding
shares in the corporation We're represent
ed. The report of Mine superintendent
I p Turner showed that considera bly,
more than 5000 feet OF work, including
200 feet of sinking in the shaft, had been
performed during the year, ana that un-
der difficulties as the machine on the
propertv is not in the best OF condition
and Will probably have to be replaced
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rreasurx Statement.

Washington, April 12--Today's state
rnent of the treasury balances, shows:
AvafIabIe cash balances, $16OO7S. 274; gold
coin and bullion, 81, 529 941; gold Certift-
Gates, $50, 794, $40
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UTAH MINE DIVIDEND.
Usual $1,000 Monthly Payment Is
Posted by Directors.

The directors of the Utah Mine COM
pany, operating ct Fish Springs in the
Deep Creek region, met yesterday aft
ernoon and declared the usual monthly
dividend Of 1 cent share on the cap
ital stock of the corporation, and which
as the company only boasts 100000 shares.
calls for the disbursement of 81 ,OOO
Books will close against the transfer
of stock tomorrow noon and payment will
follow on Tuesday, the 18th.
Conditions at the mine and the state
of the companys treasury make it Ger
tain that the company will go through
the year without missing a dividend
while there is every reason to believe
that the regulation amount will be doub-
led a time or two before the year closes
c. A. Walker, G. p. Foreman,
District Attorney.
WALKER & FOREMAN,
Attorneys at-Law,
Ely, Nevada.
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advise people who are carrying stocks on
margin, to sell them out and save their in
terest charges by buying back whenever
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Tonopah-eoIdfieId Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following as the closing quotations on
the San Francisco exchange yesterday
over their private wire:
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Metal Market.

Silver, 643sc per ounce.
Copper Ccasting). 1Sc per pound.
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds.
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Afternoon Sales.

Daly-Judge, 4459s12.25
Utah, 100665c.
Beck Tunnel. 2O0Gs1L151k; /, SOOG$1.17; 700
6S1 16; 1.OOO6S1. Is; 1O0d$1141z.
New York 50002412c; 50O025c; 10000
251Lc; 5OOa255sc; 1,5OOq2524c; 1,OO0G25lkc.
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Open Board.

Black Jack, 1OO993c.
Beck Tunnel, 5oOQsI15 6O09s116; 1000
81. II; 2006$118.
Carisa, 5G0G29c.
Columbus Con, 200dS7.30
Daly-Judge, 200d$12. %.
Honerine, 500d$2.5O
Joe Bowers, 1,00064kc.
Little Bell, 1O06S6- 40
Lower Mammoth, 1O063012c.
May Day, 1,0OOG3O12c; 50O@S024c, seller
60; 5OO03O24c, buyer so; 5OOd3O2zc; 2,5OO0
sic: 5G0d31c, buyer 30; 1.5OOd31c, seller so;
IOOO03I&c; 1.OOO032c; 5OO632c, buyer so;
I.OOO@321lc; 5OOqS17sc; 5OOq5294c; 6O0Q311Ac;
JOOG3114c.
Naildriver, SO &c
Uncle Sam. 5O0u0 &c.
Shares sold, 29,345.
Selling value. SO. go. ..
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J. oBERNDoRFER,
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 792. 161 S. Main st.
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Pacific Coast Grain.

San Francisco, April 2-Wheat-SteakArs
May. 1271k bid: December. 129Sk
BaTley-Steady; May, 11sqs bid; Decent
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks & developing Main & Sd So
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and Bullion.
Ore and bullion settlements In this citxs
yesterday. as reported by Mccormick &
Co, amounted to S745OO. as follows: ST.
ver lead. gold and copper ores, $50 o00g
base bullion, $4,000; gold bars, so, SO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-13

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