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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
Dinners Coming
II Smell It."
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Meal Time Comes?

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CONCENTRATES.


F. Augustus Heinze is due to arrive
in the city on an early train
John Dern is looking after mining
interests in Tintic today.
General Manager c. w. saxman OF
the Yampa mines went out TO Bingham
this morning.
Alfred Frank, connected with the en-
cheering staff Of F. Augustus Helnze
is IN the city.
President Tony Jacobson and Asst.
Secy. V. S. Snow of the Columbus Con-
solidated ar elm Alta today
The Century Gold Mining company
has posted dividend OF ? cents share
for payment on the 18th inst.
The annual meeting of shareholders
Of the DAILY West Mining company is
scheduled to take place next week.
Manager Waiter G. orem of the Ne
vada Douglas Copper company depart
cd for Yerington this afternoon.
Capt. o. A. Tibbitts has returned from
trip to Seattle and expects TO leave
for Yerington New, in few days.
1t IL said coal deposit has been dis
covered recently near the Yerlngton
copper district in western Nevada.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and concen-
trate. s124,Ooo; base bullion, $4,000.
A, n. Mayne is in from Nevada to
spend a few days at home. He has
been absent since about the first of
the year.
The Goldfield Eureka Mining COM
pany of ogden today filed an amend
ment to its articles of Incorporation in
the secretary Of states of1ice by which
it's name is changed to the Gold Field
Shepherd Mining company,
Former Senator Thomas Kearns and
David Keith returned yesterday from
New York and soon after their arrival
ordered the first payment made for the
McGregor mining interests at Park
City in accordance with the agreement
signed up in January. That the other
payments will be made as due there is
not the slightest room for doubt.
Several new western companies have
been recently organized in the east and
have filed articles of incorporation at
Augusta. Maine. They are The Utah
Copper Mining company, with capital
of $500, COO the Chairman Consolidated
Copper company, at s5,000,000 and the
daho-Oregon Light & Power company.
at S7,000.000 capital. The identity OF
the hackers is hidden behind the names
of the usual professional incorporators.
Manager Ernest Bamberger OF the
Ely Witch Mining company has re-
turned from trip to Nevada. Work
Is progressing steadily in the raise from
the tunnel level and will be continued
TO the surface TO be used as a shaft.
When this is accomplished the 75- foot
WinZe will be straightened and the
task OF developing the region under the
tunnel level started. Nearly all the
new surface buildings are completed
and all in all things are in shape for
the Inauguration of a very vigorous
campaign.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Feb. 13.-The wheat market to-
day opened weak on active selma by 10.
cal and outside, longs, a sharp decline was
receipts were more liberal. May opened
to * lower at 1919 10 1915, and held for
time within that range.
and trading moderately active. May op,,
ened isa4 lower at 1874 10 sS7; and held
within that range for some time;
Oats were easier Trading was not large.
May opened I, 10 x lower at ioAs to 4Oli.
and sold AZ lGisG40s4.
The provisions market was active. and
considerable amount of selling, mostly IN
nork. May pork opened UNCHANGED at
2 LafS "a ~ 70 i5 AKA RIBS e we're n
changed to 2is lower al s.62,g to 9.65.
A rally at Liverpool caused sharp adj
sion but later prices became very weak.
Mny declining TO ~, and closed at 79nfsfs.
a loss Of ihdlh.
Complies were STEADY al, DAY on
w to i67s and closad steady y lower At
{asR; whestzMe 2 g. req O.. Is; NO, 3 red
sSM6bH: No. j northern. s30Ssi No. 9
oats--No, h 2sisi No. ., &C. .o,,
Close; Wheat-AiaS 7s1fsh July. 1874
SS9Io-MMey "a, tstol s;yy ss 4''e'eN
Pork May 1910; July. II 50qh .52ia
Lard--May. 1914; July, 1000
Ribs-May. $50. July, $50.
Rye--Cash, G8h.
Barey-Ca bQliGl,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Feb. l3.-sugar, raw, steady
Fair refinlng, 3i-S2; Centrifugal SO test
3 7-l6; molhsses sugar 25-s2
Refned-Quiet. CrlThed. $40; powder
ed, so; graduated, 40,
Coffee-steady No. Rio. 4; NO. SAN
tos, 8.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Feb. l3-close; wheat
March a. I'D May, o. sd. July, Is i4d
The weather IN England today was cold
and damp.
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DEAL MADE BY
ERNEST |. G0DBE
Secures Interest in a Very At
traCtive Gold Property in
Southern California.
KNOWN AS BOsSFORD GROUP.
Samplng Proved Exceedingly Salts
factory-Ground Was Owned
BY William Ochs.

Ernest l.. Godbe returned this MORN
ing from 81 trip to Los Angeles, but on
the way back stopped on at Caliente
and made the side trip to Phoebe, where
he spent several days in looking over
conditions at the property Of the Ohio
Kentucky Mining company, which owns
one Of the most attractive propositions
in that famous southern camp. Devel-
opment work, he says. Is progressing
there steadily and with most satisfao-
tory results. Mr.. Goddess trip to the
coast turned out to be fortunate one
for him. for he was confronted with
the opportunity to get hold of gold
property in San Demanding county.
which bears all the earmarks of de-
veloping into mine of quite generous
proportions. At least the sampling
made of IL by his brother, Sam t.
Godhe. and Frank Benedict, formerly
of this city, resulted so satisfactorily
that no time was lost In closing the
deal and taking formal possession of
the ground.
The property is known as the Boss
ford group. which consists of IL claims,
situated about 80 miles south of sta
ton named Amboy, ON the main line OF
the Santa Fe railroad. The locations.
SHlu MI tOuDe. covers Ine Stllke OF Il
gold bearing ledge for about two miles
and samples taken from the numerous
shallow shafts and open cuts along the
entire distance gave average returns of
an ounce in gold to the ton. In q shaft
put down to depth Of 30 feet the
values show better than they did at the
surface, indicating what may be ex-
pected when the mine is properly. de-
veloped. The ores are OF a character
which assures that they can be treated
cheaply and Mr.. Godhe has no reason
TO doubt that the mine win prove TO be
money maker. 1t is in a splcndidly
mineralized region and many mining
engineers and geologistst believe IT to
be a continuation Of the belt which
can be traced down through western
Nevada.
The property was owned by William,
pchs OF this city and is the one in
which that gentleman endeavored to
interest several local mining men last
November
Mr.. Ochs would not sell the property
outright but insisted on retaining an
interest. Mr. Benedict has also taken
a third interest
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FORENOON ON
MINING EXCHANGE
.-----------------------------
Albion Continues in Demand With
Little Stock Being Offered
On Bargain Counter.
STAR CON. MOVES UPWARD
Ontario Stronger--sales oil 'hiisteu
stocks--Closing Quotations
And Sales.

rhe sales OF the Salt Lake STOCK ~
Mining EXCELLENCE were not as heaVy 70
day as they we're yesterday. A.p'o 90
WAS bid for and the stock sold at sl.oo
star Consolidated was also sought anu
as much as "a cents share was pai"
for it; while Nevada Hills was lower
az sales we're recorded at sS''ZFs' ''eS :
on Trouehs, offered freely soid uown
10 ,, cents. For Ontario s. was Do
Win no sales reported. Columbus LII i,,
vent AT $5.25. DAILY at s2.IS ana LAZY
Judge at I'll 3d. IT. ,-adeA I'm
Among the unlisted stocks tra9eu ~
ON the open board Standard Sop i,,
wa, wa very active, 1900 shares changing s,irs
hands at from 81. % to sl.2fla. lneIe
was also considerable trading u. Sopp sa,.
Glance. 900 shares of this selling ~,
o5ise. Two hundred Ohio ken ,,ll,
found a buyer at s4.Sb, while sVg Wess-
en- nevada sold at Sl.52is and Sli ;.;,
Newhonse closed with sls.3.'s pa VIZ. W
I'll. * asked. Yerington lrohsiues cai'e
o,,t again. selling at 25c. -
OF The closing quotations and sales
"eFe' roDAY,s QUOTATIONS.
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ANACONDA SOLO
At AN ADVANCE
The Volume of Business Very
Good and Prices Went
Higher.
AND THEN THEY SLIPPED BACK
Stifcncd on Fresh Buying Orders
Close Was Irregular With Profit
Taking in Progress.

New York, FEB. l3.--Advances in Lon
don over the holiday helped tho opening
prices OF stocks here 10 q higher level
Some OF the southwestern railroads were
rather heavy There We're 1000 shares
OF Anaconda sold at $685. and 2Ss com
pared with s15 on Monday. Canadian Pa
cfc rose IA. and Union Pacific, Reading,
Great Northern preferred and Smelling l.
Realizing sales were without apprecla-
BILE effect on prices Ad the market went
somewhat higher on q good volume of
business. Northern Pacific showed some
heaviness, Federal Sugar improved )
preferred las and United states Steel i:
yagsed TO below 2ss, The market became
very dull before the first hour expired.
Price slipped back when trading became
dull and sudened again with the appear
ance Of fresh buying orders in new quar-
ern preferred 396 and Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific ~. The advance halted
again before noon.
Bonds were firm,
An exceptionally large demand for
American Locomotive which netted II I
points, induced speculative purchases OF
other railroad stocks and the entire group
became strong. Extensive buying OF the
tlill stocks continued Midday prices Of
the grangers and Pacitics were heavy.
Great Northern preferred jumped SIS. with
a reaction Of %. CRANKY Mining, North
ern Pacific and Pressed Steel Car rose
IN
There was more uniform display of
strength by the middle Of the afternoon.
Business Increased 10 some degree ana
there was more confident demand.
Northern Pacific gained 2.
The market closed irregular with prof
it-takrg in progress. Great Northern
preferred was up rs, Northern Pacific
S46 Union Pacific Pa American Smelling.
Central Leather IA and Southern Pacific
T. Profit taking made fractional inroads
on prices in the late dealings. Sugar lost
a point.
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MINING DIVIDENDS.

IN January this year, AZ mines and
metallurglcal works in North America,
according TO q careful compilation by
the Mining World, paid dividends of
$50 on an issued capitalization of
1893, S47 767. Since their incorporation
sum Of slS5557,97S in dividends. and
were it possibly to compute their expen-
ditures for labor machinery, and sun
plies to operate their propertis so sue
ccssfuly, it would be seen Vat Do
earnings In the mineral industry are
enormous. The dividend record il. how
ever, the best Indicator of the prosper
ity that has been established by the
high market prices for the commercial
metals-silver, copper etc.-as re-
suit OF the rapidly increasing consump-
ton.
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Feb. Misunderstanding
1000: market steady. Native steers. 4.Sol
ESQ native cows and helfers, 10000
stockers and feeders, 2,25ff4 .0s; calves, 800
al 25 western fed steers, 4.00d6. 90; west
ern fed cows, 2.756fi. 50.
Hogs-Receipts 1900: market strong 10
cents higher Heavy. I.l0dI Is: packers,
7.0cG17 10; pigs and lights. 5. 75@7.oS
Sheep--Receipts 6,CC0, market steady.
Muttcns, i.s5a6 90 lambs. 7.01d7 so: range
wethers, J.i0d6 90; fed ewes, 4,5oqo.50
Omaha, Feb. l3.-Cattle7- Receipts. 2ooo;
market steady. 10 cents higher. Native
40; western steers, 3.a5g5 60; stoekers
and feeders. 2sod6.io; calves, 3.O0GS 80,
bulls and stays, 250T4.26.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 market shade
stronger, Heavy. 692lsd1 .O5; mixed, 500
6o2ia; lights e.S7Ialt6 e2la; pigs, 5.7SG6.so
Sheep--Receipts, 5000: market strong TO
10 cents higher. Yearlings 5.76ds.2o: weth-
ers, 5.2sf6, 6s; ewes, i.5cd5.lo; lambs. $50
al
Chicago, Feb. R-Cattle--Receipts, 49,
600: market steady to 10 cents higher
Beeves i.1Vd6.9O; cows and heiters. .75r
BIS; stockers and feeders, 2'6ed4.7oi
Hoes-Rseeipts, $1,000: market strong
to 5aii0 cents higher. Mixed and butch
ers. s.7oa7 22s; good heavy, 7;1oa7: q:
rough heavy. 6.soG7.oo; lights 6.so17 l7la;
pigs, 6,25T6.90,
sheep 3.5cf5,Io; lambs, i.75@f.fo.
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HEADS THE sTANpARp.
Samuel Newhousc Now President of
Bingham Company.

There is a little doubt about the pro-
posed amaIgamation OF the Standard
Copper ana Bingham Central companies
with properties ia Bingham, being ef-
fected. At a meeting of the directors
OF the fret named corporation last
evening, Samuel Newhouse was elected
president, and being at the head OF the
Central, is pretty conclusive evidence
that the deal for a proposed merger hss
ali been arranged excepting the ratif-
cation by shareholders of the respec-
tive companies. t. w Clark, manager
OF the Ophir Hill mine at Ophlr, has
also been chosen a director The an,
nouncement that Mr., Newhouse hhd
been elected president Of the standar
caused quite a stiffening in the price
of that stock today.
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louis GORDON HERE,

Louis D. Gordon. who won consiu-
cradle fame in Nevada through h'Viils
discovered the Round Mountain Ws-
trlot, returned to the city last ven
ing suffering from u bad col9 an
which bore symptoms OF deVe'op.nts
into pneumonia He was feeling NUN f'i
better today. however, aud by 2Nercss,
Ing the proper precaution eNpe,G..sS 70
be enjoying normal health cohN''ohs
within a few days.
Mr.. Gordon says Round Mounta'h
Is simply humming, and That the ue-
veIopments made there in the mines
have far exceeded all his expeclaIohs'
He believes tho camp VIII be the 'oca-
tion of gold mines as big as any IN
Nevada: that chere is sure 70 De much
activity there during the present year.
The town is growing in population
every day. The bank. of when MI,
Gordon is president. began business
on the first OF the month and the min
ing exchange which opened for Dust
ncss started on under the most en-
couraging conditions.
Nh Gordon says the camp OF Won
der is attracting a good deal of at
tentlon and looks to sec some big
mines opened there,
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.


A statement has been filed with the
proper state authorities IN Nevada by
Treasurer W.SHorhlng az the MAMMA. /,
tan Cola King showing the receipts and
disbursements during the year 1905. as
follows.
Receipts from an sources. {22l7s.
Disbursements Mines and property
and personal accounts, sl2,0S950. mlno
expenses, Slo2g,sl' general expenses.
Secretary II, h, Cole MAKES the fol-
lowing exhibit for the Lucky Dutch
man Mining q Development company
operating In the Crescent New, minine
district. Recipes Assessments 800
00cl3i other sources. tal10i. Disburse-
-ments-Paid for property ss.Sl6.0O: mlne
expenses, sl5.b992Oi general expenses
s9T2.bS; bills received, SO $4,000, balance
on hand Dec, /, 1906, 81 .3assO.
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MRS. wALIAcE's CONFESSION.
How Police and o. S. l.. Officer At
tempted 10 Secure a Statement.

The long drawn out Wallace case Is now
nearing completion In the criminal d.
vision Of the city court before Judge G.
Il. Diehl. Mrs, Gussie Wallace, with her
husband was arrested on the charge Of
setting fire 10 box ear containing house
hold goods etc., for the purpose or getting
offenae charged IN tho complaint IL that
OF malicious mischief. The case has
dragged along for many days, and the To-
gal battle whged has been warm one
neither side asl6lne or giving quarter,
on The side OF tie prosecution 10 County
Attorney Willard Hanson, who ~ leAv-
Ing no stone unturned 10 convict tho wo-
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Feb, 1S.--Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2S42S; fne
mediums 1890; fine, l4n16.
BOSTON.
Boston Feb l2--There Is little inter-
est in the wool market, but prices re-
manned steady. The situation has been
described as firm without being bullish'
Territories arc firm and inactive.
There Il steady demand for pulled
woods running to staple and supplies OF
such are kept closely sold up. Foreign
woods are firm. Quotations:
Oregon (scoured basis, Eastern No. l
staple, 7ea7s; Eastern No. clothing,
ssd70; valley No. l. e06l62.
Territory staple. (scourcd basis, fine
72d75: fine mediums, 6sn70: medium
G5dt6 territory ordinary Occurred bas-
Isl, me, 7Oa72 fine medium, 6s@7o medi-
UNI. 65G65,
Colorado and New Mexico. spring
Occurred basIs). 6sff7O; No. l. 63465
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PATENTS FOR wEsTERNERs.
fsneclal 10 thn nNews.,,

Especial to the "News')
washington, D. O.. Feb. l3,--Patents is
sued: Utah Walter Cox, Provo, anti-rat-
tier thil coupling.
Idaho-Thos. d. Hendricks, American
Falls. brush cutting machine.
Idaho postma sters appolnted-Bell
Grove, Kootenai county Jacob NJ.
Hodges vice Arthur G. Rantham. resign
cd: Pcnderay. Kootenai county, Frank e.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office of the wealth
or bureau for the q hours ending at q
a m. TO-DAY:
Temperature at a. M. 81: maximum,
So; minimum, 49, mean, A, which is 10 de
grees above normal,
Total precipitation since the first OF
the month. iss inch, which Is l.S5 inch
above the normal.
Accumulated excess in precipitation
since Jan. /, LEG inch.
Relative humidity, 66 per cent.
FORECAST TILL Q p. NJ, TIL uRSD.AY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City aud
vicinity;
Fair tonight and Thursday.
r. ]. HYATT,
Section Director.
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AMERICAN FLAG.
Directors Met Yesterday and Elected
q. III. Rathman President

AZ u meeting OF the board OF directors
OF the American Flag Mining company
held yesterday afternoon, George IL.
Rathman OF Sioux city, la, was elected
president OF the American Flag Mining
company TO succeed the late Capt. ~ n.
Singiser The new president has re-
signed tho presidency OF the Llvestoch
National Bank al Sioux city 10 rive
his personal attention TO tho miniuc
company ana expects TO spend a uood
deal OF his dime I'm this city j. IA.
keene, a Chicago capitalist has been
chosen member of the board taking
the PLACE made vacant hy Capt SIM
glaers doath.
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BUTrE's COPPER OUTPUT.
January Production Was More Than
21,000,000 Pounds.

The copper production of the Butte
district in January amounted to only
2i.337 l76 pounds, about 5000 pounds
less than December. Extreme cold
weather, a shortage of coal and cars.
We're the causes for the decreased out
put. Many of the large mines were
compelled TO suspend operations three
or four times during the month, and
none at any time could produce the or
binary amount of ore.
The following table shows the total
quantity of ore copper produced
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY,s.

Oregon Short line Ry. co. 10 utah
Soap Co, part Of lot 9 block 1is,
plat a ,,..,,,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Rosmus Anderson and wife to Ell
mere E. Cassidy, part of lot 3, block
cSrIsp PM n 2easttrrn 10 IN " Chr or.
rad part OF lot 2, block 90 plat O..
Niels Peter Nelson 10 Rasmus An
derson. part Of lot g. block "a, plat
- -..........- ............- ........n......
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MINING SUIT Filled.

Martha j Watson fled suit In the
district court today against Dean vii
cocks 70 recover possession OF a portion
Of the Dixon Fraction lode claim. locat-
ed In Bingham, from which plalntiff
alleges she was unlawfully elected on
June /, 1905 She also asks damages Ia
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Cures baby's Group, whites daily
cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat
Erandma's lameness-Dr Thomas ne.
lectric Oll-the great household remedy.
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u. NJ WEST q CO., stock brokers.
y. II. Walker Blk. Tel 1866. res. 35lO-x.
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GEO. q, CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a f.. So. Temple Both
Phones $40.
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+. II. Snow 4 Co.. Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1918
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 2l6 d. II. Walker Block.