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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-11
NEVADA GOSSIP


Under the head, Nevada Gossip, q.
a, Manice and company Of New York,
publish tle following items in week.
~ market letter:
Tonopah has spent upward of $780,
600 ln development work the past
year, and now has nearly 5000 600 in
tho treasury all taken from the mime.
Philadelphia owners are much
pleased With The DEVELOPMENT work
going on al the Silver Glance OF Han
napah.
The superintendent OF the Jim But.
Ter reports that they have run into
high grade ore
Bulifrog- The Tonopah railroad is
expected to be operating Into BuIlfrog
by the end OF May thereby giving
thls camp two outlets
Bullfrog National bank reported
Jan. 1, sll.500 In the treasury.
Since the new hoist has arrived, de-
yelop mont work Is being pushed along
Dh the MayiloVer Consolidated. There
are now about 80 men AZ work.
a body Of sulD hido ore has been
opened on the 500 foot level OF the
Golden scopter which gave an aver
age assay OF Sl2 in gold,
The gasoline hoist recently Installed
al the Amettlyst Is now IN commission,
cross cutting continues on the 100 foot
level anf The zoo foot shaft Is being
tlmbered before sinking deeper
So Ails'llH NlN'H i'ik' VI llA0 NlOHlT
somery shoshNna has been opened
lt the 400 foot level
The values or the main cross ledge
pf the Polarls, one OF the properties
n the Montgomery ShOshona which
1ssayed $50 Mt the 3O0 foot level now
shows values Of s1G0 for two feet of
'oce whiie another two feet shows
1900,
Development ON the Gold RaT IL
cling done on large scale. The work
icing along the hanging wall The
ross cut 10 far Is 70 feet ana In-
ilcntions point 70 the foot wall being
90 feet further. car load OF $500
IRE has been shipped from the north
hoot, and the SOC foot level priyes
icheT than tho ore at the 1850 foot
| eYel,
| Goldheld--l'heTe Is all probabilities
| n the Amalganation OF the Florence
nd Combination Fraction companies.
slO,Oo0.0O0 company TO be formed.
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STOCKS CONTINUE
DULL AND WEAK
---------------
Were Fairly Good Gains Shown at
The Opening But They Were
Soon Wiped Out.
METALS DECIDEDLY FLABBy.
After Midday Prices Melted Away,
Smelling and .Amalgamatcd
Being the Weakest.

New York, April I1--openlng prices of
stocks showed considerable gains over
last night level on a moderate volume
OF transactions, New York Central adj
vanced ls6 ana National Lead IA.
Liberal profl,-taking and mocera te
ntlount oil short selling wiped out 1he
initial advances and depressed most of the
da5 y closing. The metal stocks We're de-
cldedly weak while the railroad list en-
Outraged support above last night level.
Inc rally carried Corn Products preferred
UP ~. and Baltimore Ohio and Southern
laclrc 1. The market fell into extreme
guinness and fluctuations We're feeble a 2
point decline In American Smelling weak
ened the whole market at nGon-
Bonds were irregular.
Prices melted away after midday.
smelling and Atlalgamated Copper were
the weakest speciatles- Hartman stocks
and Reading We're foremost In the de-
cllne IN the railroad list,
Greater weakness developed in many
STOCKS, the constant shading OF prices
eventually eliminating IN "a vigorous sell
Ing movement that carried the market
downward, Smeltines decline reached 1s.
Union Pacific, Reading, Northern Pacific
and Copper 2It, Great Northern preferred
2 Missouri Pacific ~, st, Paul lss Atchi-
son l4s and Pennsylvania, Northern Pa
clile and Southern Pacific /.
ne market closed quite steady and
dull Press ure relaxed after the decline
had been further extended and tradlnk
became very listless upon the slight re-
coYeries, Canadian Pacific fell "a and
several others a point or more
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ANOTHER STEP TAKEN.
Silver King Merger Progresses Nicely
And VIII Soon be Completed.

AS WAS expected the Silver King
merger went through without one may
vote yesterday At the meeting held
In Park CITY between trains yesterday
over 10000 OF the 10000 shares were
represented, In addition to the Me-
Grcgor ana other properties enumerated
In prest David Keith s. explanatory
letter, Two additional properties are TO
be taken into the big group and Man
ager Thomas KeaTns was instructed
10 close up negotiations. All in all the
King company own 1000 acres OF min
eral land Just above and slightly to the
west Of Park CITY. It's domain and the
personnel OK Its promoters promise to
make the Sliy1r King Analgamnted one
ot he biggest producers In Utah and
FOR tho I matter 81 The entire west The
output of she silver King Is TO be In
creased 10 maximum In order to have
diyldeuds under distrlhut on by the timS
the big company Is formed completely
Durlng the years 81 rs separate ex-
lstence The Silver King has distributed
sll ,o0Oooo iudlpldends among It's share-
holders. with other highly minerallzsd
properties Joining forces to this prop
orty The total output Win mount high
going close "a the $4,000 900 mark TIE
Helnse interests, II Ia ruuored. are
considering getting In To- The AmalGa-
mated company and the fact that Dun-
can MaCNichle spent some time at the
silver King and then hurried To New
York 10 see bis head, r, August us
liaInze. bears out this rumor To- = great
extent The details OF the Nig COM
p0ny WIN consume month m prc-
p0ration, bat when once formed nothing
can stand IN the way OF the biz cor.
poration and whole mountains WIN be
h0neycombed 20 flnd The dividend max.
lng stun,
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT.

The local markets are well supplied
his week, after the hold up of traffic
over the Southern Pacific from wash
outs. The week s receipts include two
cars OF lemons, seven cars OF oranges.
two cars OF ba namas, three cars nf
Irish spuds from Idaho, and mixed
shipments OF Strawberries from along
the Gulf of Mexico and Mexico, Cuban
tomatoes, cucumbers and a. limited
SUPPLY of. greens from Texas, with fine
lettuce from California, raddishes, etc.
The retail price of cucum bers was IN
10 prohfbitfve figure, as 1t cost the
local importer $3.50 to ship In from
Texas, and s2.s5 from southern CALI
Iornta- Finally. one local commission
house cut to 1918, but that would not
START the restaurants to buying: and
II was not until the figure was made
sg-oo per dozen that hotels and restaur-
ants would buy AS there is no money
IN buying at $3.50 and selling AT $3.50,
loca commission men have stopped
handling cucumbers for the time be-
Ing Strawberries are now on the
market from southern Texas and the
Mexican state OF Jsllisc0. But Ii takes
t1Ve days to reach here, and the berries
have 10 be shipped so unnlatnred THAI
they do not pan out wellT after being
received here One commission house
lost four cases out OF 10 In repacking,
and VIII NOT handle the southern ber-
rIes, for while. anyhow.
Poultry is scarce. as growers seem
10 be holding back. for eggs or for
higher prices. While butter Is cheaper.
one local firm holds its best. still at 40
cents, as l6 ounces to the pound is
guaranteed, and the quality is gait
edged There Is no more fresh herring
in the market, and crawfish are up 1--WE
cents per pound Atlantic Holsters are
being received al this point only on
special orders, as the high price, 80 and
co cents per pound. Is practically pro-
hlbigive Alfalfa is up to SIS, and will
remain high until the FIRST cutting Is
In, and fhen prices Will fail There Is
slight rise In the wholesale prices OF
beef, and cOrrespOndlngly slight fall
In the prices OF pork and mutton The
figures obtaining In the local markets
today are as follows;
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the TRANSFER to be made ON the ratio
of one share OF old stock for one of
new.
The Florence Leasing and Mining
companies stockholders seem at last
to be rewarded for their patience. as
ore OF very high grade value has been
encountered.
All leases of Comb lnation Fraction
show good Improvement. the LOTUS
Davis Sweeney yielded higher assays
with greater depth In the winze,
Fairyiew--The main vein OF the
Nevada Hills is claimed to be opened
up by surface uts on the Eagles Nest
and Hailstone, Eagles Nest has
made great strikes, what was sup posed
10 be the hanging wall, on assaylng
gave returns OF SAL per ton and
proved to be a hard quartz vein. so
feet Wide so far, and the hanging wall
not yet reached. Wlng.leld Is rep Ort-
ed to have asked for price on control
OF Eagles Nest and has been refused.
Applications for leases on the Hall
stone, adjoining Eagles Nest are ma
fnerous-
Manhattan-LlttIe effort is being
made TO extract the high grade one
in the Mustang until the completion
of the ore house, two and a half feet
of ore averaging s375 is claimed to
have been opened mp in the past few
days.
The Stray Dog property has been
worked almost continuously since this
camp WAS started, notwithstanding
contrary reports and Is in better ore
than ever
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J. j. DAILY HOME AGAIN.


John ], Daily is home after a pro-
longed absence from this city. One OF
the lirst questions asked him by friends
and newspaper men was something
about the Daly-Judge mine. Mr.. DAILY
SAID the decline OF the stock is not due
20 any bad condition In ore at the mine
but he thought It might be attributed to
the wretehed condition OF roads be-
tween the property and the depots- n
have only had a word with urr man.
ayers, but they say the mime Is In
excellent shape and going ahead in
good style he continued mines run.
in all sorts Of ore-high grade and low
grade bat the average remains some
where near a set mark, You see the
extremely bad condition of the road
Keeps shipping from being carried on
as the mine itself viii permit Should
MI Daily inspect the mime within a.
short time n statement would then be
received gratefully by the public Mt
large, for the ups and downs OF the
stock Within the pas few weeks have
created no end OF gossip and wonder,
Accompanying Mr.. DAILY were Mrs.
Daily Miss Evelfne, Miss Eud~ra, and
Norris DAILY The party vlsitec Naples,
Rome. Venice, Milan. Paris and Lon
don during trip through countries
across the water. Italy was undergoing
a cold wave. making 1t rather tnpeas-
ant after one Is filed with anticipation
OF enjoying the sun OF sunny italy"
Mr. DAILY. In discussing his trip In
general Way commenter upon the Euro
pean railroads, Comparing them un-
favoraby with those OF this country.
Mr. DAILY ls of the opinion that the
'paniclry'' conditions played up by tn.
newspapers as existing in New Yorks
business circles existed among spetu-
ilatlye dealers only. In other circles.
business does not appear 10 have been
affected
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LIVESTOCK.


Omaha, April il. -cattle-Recelpts, 1000;
western steers, 3.25si5.25; stockers and
feeders. 3-GoGi5 10: calves s.0)aS5o; bulls
and stays, 2.S0al4,g5-
Hoss-Receipts, 5000: market ~ cents
higher, Heavy and light 6-4Gd6, i5. mixed
6-5ea5 NEE pigs, 5.5EcE9. Is,
Sheep-Receipts, 400; marker strong to
10 cents higher. Yearllngs, 6v5Oaf %: weth-
srs, 6'S4s6-Si; ewes, 5.0N'GG. 90; lambs, sea-
CHICAGO
Chicago. April ll.--Cattle--R Receipts. T.
SEQ; market steady TO strong Beeyes. A. q
a6S5: cows and heifcrs, .&3Mb IS; caves
SVOSas 90; good to prime steers, 5. i00s6 .79
poor to medium, .25a5.S5; suckers and
feeders a-s0fis 90
Hogs-Recelpts iSoeo; market slow
Lights 6.55G 50; mixed G,55Slt S0 heaVv
6'A546 ~: roueh. G,40St6,55 pigs. 6.O;fl
go good to prime heavy, G.65gs. 771s
heep-ReCeipts. l5,Ov; market steady
Natives and westerns, 4. SOFAS Hoy vearlfngs
s-9sdf 90; lambs. 6. 50Gs,sD, westerns, G.55aS
$50
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CiSy, April ll.-Cattle--Receip;s
300. market strong Native steers, sou
$40 stoekers and feeders, 3.6yqS .25: bulls,
S.OVg4- %; calves, 3.75Sl1 90; western fed
steers. 4.2Sg5-f5; western FED COWS, 3-00ft
10.
Hogs-Recelpts, 5000, market steady to
strong, Heavy 6-5g6G.55: packers, G.55tAT
$50; pigs and lights, 6,r5at6.G2ls3
Sheep-Receipts. 3,oFe: market strong
Muttons, 3. sS; lambs. G75Ns 10, range
wethers S.557rf.Oo; led ewes 5.0oq6,0O
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FINDS NEW SUBSTANCE.
Alfred II. Godbe. "A Salt Laker. Locates
Deposit OF IniRsorIal Earth.

ALFRED I. GOdbe has discovered n
new substance near Bullonyille. is
called in1usorlal earth, and Mr.. Godbe
mas found immense deposits of 1t. The
stun Is used as an adulteration with
asbestos in the manufacture of all as
besctos goods, such as pipe coverings,
articles for protection against heat,
ETC.. ana owing to the absolute nom
conducuveness of infusorial earth ID
is ilne for all such purposes. Germa-
NY supplies the worlds demand at the
present time although there are three
different known qualitles-French
worth sos per ton, English, worth
about sS5 per ton and American, rang
ing at figures between. The product
discovered by Mr.. Godbe will sell
readily for $40 per ION, and can be
mined and shipped for 500. leaving
half profit FOR the lucky finder ana
his associates The first conslgn-
ments WELL be sent to Los Angeles,
where the lnfrsorial is mixed in as
hestos products, and even in some
cleansing soaps MIR, Godbe is Il Salt
Laker and one OF the new industries
which Salt Lake can expect 10 have
at IA future date is big infusorial
earth plant Phoebe and Lincoln conn-
ty, Nevada, are greatly interested In
the find
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SEWER HAS FEE GOLD.

The SEWER mine has struck rock bear
ing free gold according 10 letter re-
ceiyed by p, II. Mascn from his BROTH
err, Rev w r. Maison of Kimberly. The
discovery was made April 5 In tunnel
No. 2, and the rock gives every promise
OF extending from the surface TO a
great depth, writes the Rev MT. Mall
SON a lection mill is working away at
but the new ore Is "a be put through
at once 20 test It's value a gang OF 70
men are at work at the mill and mine,
and everything Is progressing without
Interruption.
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CONCENTRATES.

Fred. Flindt Is back from Yerington
where he OWLS and is managing a num-
Der of the best mines In the district,
II, Z. Miller of Bellevue, Ida. and
wife are In town frorn an eastern trip,
en- route home. Mr.. Miller opened the
Minnie Moore mine at HALEY. Ida.
and is largely interested in Nevada
as well as Idaho mining properties.
A. A. lsrfm of the Lead King mine
reports that news OF copper strike at
the Steptoe srnelter site reached Duck
Creek just before he left to come TO Salt
Lake He understood the company
made the find while qMaTIying for Lime
but details had not reached camp when
he left
Harry u. Cary, one of the original
owners OF the Carisa mine at Tintic,
has tA.Sen property tn Mexico known as
the Calahacillas group. IL is under
stood the ores Ia this group are identlc-
a with those OF the Lluvia de ORC
CShower OF Gold, which has paid ST.
oec-oOO to its owners. New Workers are
interested with Mr. Carey and il is un-
derstood a, J. Underwood, at one time
superintendent OF the CaEisa, holds the
same position at Mr. Carey's newest
holding.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED.
Beck Tunnel CONS and Grand Gen.
trails Monthly and Annual
Special to the News.

Provo. April 1.-THE Beck Tunnel
Consolidated Mining company directors
met yesterday and declared the regu-
lar monthly dividend OF cents a
share. $40 goo, payable ON the goth.
Books Will close ON the 18th. The mine
was reported IN excellent condition.
The Grand Central directors posted
the usual cents dividend, SIS, 900, pay
able on the 18TH; books close at noon
on the 18th. This property was also
reported In fine shape The Victoria
dividend was PASSED on account of eS-
penses incurred In making improve
menta aud doing develOpnnent work.
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NEW LAVE sIMPLIETEp.
Three Good Rules Passed by Last Leg
lslnturc--EnfOreemcnl Is Important.

T. An ore samplug companies and al
ussayers purchasing ores within the
state must keep full record OF an
aAftirs pertaining TO the transaction
including description OF the ore as
say values shippers name ana pro
ducng milne
z, an mining companies must Keen
al hand about mines and mills an eTn-
ergency 0uIfit, srretcher. medicines, etc
ANY miner or pToSpector or lndi-
Vidual has the right To work whenever
wherever. ana for anybody he cares Il,
without interference from other pariles
These are three new ufNFB laws
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

robbed OF all iher legal dressing and
boiled down to Observation-Disclosures
by Harry Joseph, former speaker In
the last legislature Any viola ion of
any OF these laws " n misdemeanor.
The FIRST 20 protect mines and pros
poets from 'hgh graders thieves
who make a specially OF stealing rich
ore. The second law IL explaining
and one that should he enforced. The
third Is called the personal rights
hlll' and 81 sheriff must render aid to
entorNe The same In Nash OF q dispute.
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4
May opened unchanged to y. higher at T77s
Corn was steady IN moderate deiras,t
brought cut by higher prices a Liver
pool. The volume 81 trading was SIN,
May opened unchanged to y hgies az ~
oaxs for May delivery sold al iipAats
a new high record for the crop Tlyi
was g god general demand by commit
sion houses and smlso cons detabe cover
Ing by shorts May opened unchanged I
ishs and sold up 10 ldstitH. rcaetlnE ia'e
Prcliscns were wcak on realizing ~
small holders The demand WAS s,aeh
May pork opened rs lower a 1870 Lar
was down Is at $50 and ribs were Is
lower AZ SEQ,
The market was very nervous Ihs las
half OF the session on an active demand
May advanced TO ISIS but declined AGAIN
20 hear the opening figures, closing
steady unchanged az i7ss
Conan easter tone developed toward
the neon hour ON scattered realizing Mas
selIuE IN 70 4b5s, The Close was eass
with May down tknA at l67SM41
Cash; Whcat-Nc. red. $500 A / No
3 red. 1901: No. hard 76As ~; NJ, \
hard. 6setf5 Mo, l northern stdS No, 2
do, s1dSj No, spring, TlqSgia.
oats-Ne,. 4l.si No tl]a.
Corn May. 46IeNt1; July, L.
Oats-AiaS. tSSs July S915.
POrk--May, 16-U2isi July, Ie0Sfzle elh.
r,ard--Aay, &. e1i4 asS. 20; July S.So,ds. So
Ribs-May S.5lss: Jtlly $40
Ryc--Cash Gd70.
Barley--Cash 62IpJ0.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April ll,--SuEar- raw, firm,
Fair reclining. 3bG3 S,16. centrifugal, ,9t
test, 3ssdts 11-l6; Inolasses sugar 2Fsd
Ee6ined,-steady. crushed. d l9i powder,
cd $50; granuiated. 40.
coffee Steady No. Rio, Z; No. san
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. April I1.--Ctose: Wheat
May, 6s sd; July, 6s 47sd.
The weather in England today was
Shnwery.
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COPPER TAKES TUMBLE.
Lake. Electro and Casting Quotations
Decline Fractions OF Cent.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over QUE private Wire, this afternoons
New York wires: All grades OF copper
15c In the bid and Nc in the asked.
Electro declined 3sc In both and cast
ings declined 1c. Lake is quoted at
2s5sG2 Electro, 2SG24Hc, and cast
ings 22&G23Ac, At the Metal ox-
change a further reduction OF lsc was
made in the bid prices in lake and cleo
tro, while castings Were down Ne
both The bid and asked Lake was
quoted 2a@25c, Electro. 2assG2i5s; cast
Ings. 221aM28.
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ONE MORE LANDED.


Denver. April LIE, w Ss ebben. a
mining engineer Of this city. was air
rested yesterday by fedral officers in
connection with the investigation by
the government into the operations of
the Lost Bullion Spanish mines conf
pany. This is the company that claims
TO own a rich mine near Silver City,
n NJ, but which abe government agent
claims Is nothing more thar an old
cave This makes eleven arrests as a
result OF the efforts OF the federal Of
ncials, Stebbens is charged with hay
ing reported In the capacity OF an en-
glneer that the Lost Bullion prop
critics contained mountains of untold
wealih" and ''mlllions of tons of ore
In sight. all OF which was suitable for
shipping,' He is charged like the rest
within conspiracy to defraud and us
Ing the mails for fraudulent purposes
Ele was released ON bonds
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS,

Ingot. 1000 at ga.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 200: 100 al
I.e7ss.
Mountain Lake, 200 at 60
Star Con-. zoo at SO.
So Col. Con-, 2lOO Mt I.4os 100 at
] 421a.
Uncle Sam. COO al 5s 100 at 60,
REC APITULATION.
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TRADING rs LIGHT.
TaIy fudge Has Taken Decided Brace
-I.rla.ls. sam SsrOng.

.r.iglat trading is an unpIeas SAINT
term hut II viii best describe bust
ress during this mornings session OF
The local mining stock exchange DAILY
Judge has taken decided brace ana
100 shares sold for Ss.S5 this morning.
Uncle Sam continues It's climb and
went from SIS to GO cents this morn
ing The forenoon total sales ana
closing quotations follow
rnnAY,S QUOTATIONS.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, April lI-Predictions of rain
for portions OF Missouri and Kansas in.
duced considerable proft-taking today IN
slightly easier tone Higher prices at Lily.
erpool tended 10 steady the market Com
mission houses took most OF the Offerings
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Cannon & Cannon. NItntng Stock. Brok-
ers. is H. So Tenn Ird Tel, 21s1: Bell Gsi