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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-15
STOCKS SHOWED
SOME STRENGTH
Aggressive Demand at the Be-
ginning of the Day in
Wall Street.
INTEREST SOON LAPSED
CLOSE WAS BELOW SATURDAYS
LEVEL.

New York. Jan. 14-There was some
aggressive demand for stocks today which
showed some strength in the market for
a time. demonstration for the leader
ship in an advance was in evidence. but
later the market showed a decline of
speculative interest and Iapsed into dull
ness after the working off Of the orders
accumulated in commission houses over
Sunday The later selling i'm the market
was partly due to a disappointment over
the volume Of these accommodations. which
gave rise to complaints from commission
houses and little promise Of a growth of
outside interest in the market sufficient
to sustain campaign for a rise in prices
The early strength centcred largely i'm the
western railroad stocks with Southern
Pacific and st. Paul the most conspicuous
feature.
Southern Pacific was the subject OF sew
eral rumors about the stock exchange of
an intended further increase in the diVi-
dend rate. London supported Americans
and sent over some buying orders. The
early carrying rates on Americans in con-
nectiOn with the stock market settlement
were high. but there was some recession
in the rates before the day ended. For
eign exchange moved in favor of London
and leSsened the threat Of a demand on
that market for gold holdings. The cop
per market was strong both here and in
London.
Official intimatiOn was given Of the in
tentiOn of the United States Steel corpor-
alton TO hold the prices Of steel rails and
other products against any rising tend
ency with the purpose Of conserving the
stability of conditions in the trade 1t
was also asserted in the same statement
that contracts for steel rails for future
delivery are not cancellable at the will
of the purchasers as was the case in past
years.
In the late reaction there was evidently
some recurrence of influence from the
fears of unwieldy capital issues still to be
placed in the market. Chicago q North
western was conspicuous in the break on
rumors of an early issue of new stock.
There was a call for the payment Of q
fourth installment Of 10 per cent of sub
ScriptiOnS to the 500. COO 600 Of convertible
bonds of the American Telephone & Tele-
graph company. following the sale of S25.-
100000 of notes by that company last week.
IL is understood that part OF the consider
alton for the purchase of these notes was
the crawling down Of the original price of
the underwriting contract for the convert
transaction constitutes an item in the for
nation of the uncertain sentiment over
the money outlook
Money continued TO work easier in this
market. Sub-treasury operations are
yielding a large amount to the banks the
gain upon the new bank week already
amounting to 81. 2S7. 600. The market closed
under the influence of the late reaction
and generally below the level of Satur
days closing.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par value,
81 412OG0. United States bonds ware un-
changed on call.
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Metal M arket.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE London tin
market was higher with spot quoted at
$50 los Locally the market was steady
and about 10 points higher on the aver
age with spot quoted at S41. 1564i.30
Copper was about 5S higher in London
with spot quoted at se10S lis cd and fu-
lures at &p9 5s. Locally the market
shows continued firmness and available
supplies are said to be sold well ahead.
Lake is quoted at $24.50625.00: electrolytic
at $A.-5024.J0, and casting at S2tOe6i250O.
Lead was unchanged at .e19 Us cd IN
London. but was a shade easier i'm the
local market with quotations ranging
from $6.006625.
Spelter was unchanged in both markets.
closing at $6.65G6.75 locally and e27 Us
in London.
Iron was lower in the English market
with standard foundry quoted at COS and
Cleveland warrants at Cos Cd. Locally the
market was stood md unchanged. No
foundry northern is quoted at $252
26-25; No foundry northern. S24.75d25. 70:
No. / foundry southern So. 506C26.50. and
No. foundry southern a $25.00626.O0.
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CARISA Is IMPROVING.
New Ore Shoots Tapped on 200 and
300-Foot Levels.

About one carload of ore a day is still
property at Tintic the bulk Of il com
ing from various portions of the mine in
the regular course of development. With
in the past few days a new strike has
been made on the 200 and another on the
20O-foOt level of the property Accord
ing 10 reports from the mine, there is
every probability that these two new ore
bodies will be found to extend all the
way between the 200 and 300 level and
that they may prove to be one and the
same.
Superintendent w. VI. Rossberg IS said
to be- conducting the campaign at the
mine, not with view of seeing how
much ore he can produce, but with the
single aim of opening up new ground and
adding to the reserves already exposed
The latest ore shoots encountered are
said to be of high grade, as good or bet
ter than anything that has been opened
in the property for a long time.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City, Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING
600 steady to shade lower: native
steers. &.00@6.75; native cows and helfers.
$2OOa5.O0: stockers and feeders, 81. 256I4 IS ;
bulls, $S.O0@4.50; calves $350G7.50; west
ern fed steers. sS;75G5.5O; western fed
cows. $2.50G4.25
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market sc lower:
bulk. S6.35G642 heavy, $6.4Od6.45: pack
ers, s630G6.4219; pigs and lights, $3.50
6.37ik.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: steady: muttons
$4.5Odo.75; lambs, $650Q7.50; range wethers.
81. 75q6.6O.
Chicago, Jan. observation-disclosures H.
900; market 5dl0c lower; beeves, So 15GI7. 90:
cows and heifers. $1.6Od5.15; stockers and
feeders, N.5OQ4I5; Texans, $500. 80;
calves. S6006DS.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 50. 900: market Sc lower.
mixed and butchers. S6.156S45 good
heavy, s6.3566.5O; rough heavy. S. 1Oafs. d (.
26.45. ''' VO'''
Sheep-Receipts, 90. coo; market loo low
er; sheep, $36Oq5.70; lambs S45Od5.75.
Omaha, Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING. eOO0-
steady to lOc lower; native steers. 81 OOFI
6-29; cows and heifers. 81. 50I450: western
steers, s5.250540; Texas steers. $40. cows
and heifers. S2.50@4.50; Gamers. 81. OOG3. 90.
stockers and feeders, $2S0d4.SO; calves
$3.OOd6.50; bulls and stays. $2.O0l74. so
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shade to 90 low
er; heavy, $621l2G6.32s2; mixed. Sc 27IbG
$50: light $625d6.9O; pigs, S5.25d6.OO; bulk
s6.25G6.SO.
Sheep-ReceiprAS "a. 800: market 1o615c
lower; yearlings. $5.50d6.15: wethers. 81 90
1850; ewes, A.25G510; lambs, $650G7. So.
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MASON VALLEYS
NEW COMP ANY
None of Its Stock Will Be Open
to Salt Lake Public
Subscription.
INSIDERS GET EVERY SHARE
BIG TREASURY AVAILABLE FOR
DEVELOPMENT
INSIDERS GET EVERY SHARE

Ever since George L. Gum went east to
perfect the organization Of the Mason
Valley Mines company, a corporation that
mas been formed under the laws of Maine
20 take over the properties Of the old Ma
son Valley Copper company. local oper-
stors have been on the tip-toe OF expect
ancy for the day when there would be an
offering Of stock i'm the new company.
They may all now console themselves as
best they may. for there Is going TO be no
stock offering to- the public. Mr.. Gum,
who was able TO be at his office yester-
DAY. said so, and he knows.
The new company said Mr.. Gum,
has been organized with n capital of l.
10000 shares. par ST. OF this. 100000 shares
Nero set aside as a treasury asset. and
The remaining 600.o90 shares are to be di-
vided pro rata among the shareholders of
The original company. OF the treasury
stock il was decided TO sell 10000 shares
AZ 81. I sold 1000 shares In the east and
had intended 20 let Salt I.akers have the
pthCr 2JO10 shares Since my arrival.
however. have found that shareholders
m the original company arc averse to
The stock going 60 the public. so IL has
been decided To let them take it up pro
-ata according to their present holdings
Al the price fixed.
You may say that this 100000 starts
The new company off without a penny of
Indebtedness; il owns outright its prop
srties. and there is fully $4,000 to be APP
piled 20 the future development Of the
hiDQAN- III lily IuuEiltllL AIlS II al Iliol
viii be required 10 make the property a
Splendid mine. The lower Spragg tunnel
has cut the ledge and a cross-cut which
aas gone through IL for "A distance Of APP
proximately thirty feet. now. has been in
ore that will average. according to re-
ports from the property, better than 8
per cent copper"
Mr. Gum states that no more stock in
the company will be disposed of until
Fuch time as the character OF permanent
Equipment and methods of treatment have
been determined upon. He has no doubt
but that a smelter OF large capacity will
be built by his company, but that is a
matter that will be taken up later on. It
will possibly be three or four months, Mr..
Gum states. before the permanent Off
cers and directors OF the new company
are determined upon and elected. For
that reason he did not give the names of
The directorate selected for organization
purposes.
Since his return from tho cast Mr.. Gum
has been confined TO his apartments with
an aggravated attack of la grippe. and
while he is around and looking after bust
ness. he Will not attempt a trip TO the
mines Of the company for possibly two
weeks vet.
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DOINGS ON EXCHANGE
IN UNLISTED STOCKS

There was a disposition on the part Of
Jhe talent TO take a fall out of Bingham
Standard yesterday morning and a sale
or two was made as low at $1.021a. This
was Immediately followed by a bid OF
$lO9 and when the day closed the stock
had sold at Sl.20. most all of the trans
fers OF the day being made at close to
that figure. Ohio was broken down from
$40 TO $40. Naildriver was bid up to
43c. but none of the stock came out Key
stone was at 25c bid. with no sales while
Iintah-Treasure Hill was offered at SIC.
Federal-Ely was unchanged at % bid:
Ely-Witch was stationary at S1.95 bid.
and McDonald-Ely was quoted at ST.
bid. A.60 asked. kearns-Qeith was bid
up from S525 TO sos. but no sales so
far as known. were made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-15
Nevada State Gazetteer and Business
Directory.

Will contain an accurate Business
Directory Of every city, town and viii
lage in the state. A descriptive sketch
of each place will be given, embracing
various items Of interest. Lists of
Government and County Officers will
also be included in the work, as well as
census statistics. hotels, newspapers.
terms of courts, postoffices. express and
telegraph offices, etc. An important
feature will be the Classified Directory.
giving every line of business, arranged
under it's special heading. Gazetteer.
per copy, $500. Advertising rates on
application.
r. L. POLK & CO.
Publishers.
w. p. Cooper, Sec. and Mgr.
617-620 Dolly Bldg,
Salt Lake City.
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Money. Silver. Etc.

New York. Jan. 14-Money on call
steady. 31aG5 per cent: ruling rate. AZ per
cent; closing bid, 3 per cent; offered at 4
per cent.
Time loans easy. sixty days and ninety
DAYS 6 per cent. six months. per cent
Prime mercantile 6Gt61s per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at $4S5. 15d4S520 for
demand and at S4S0.60dfS0.65 for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates. AS1G4S1Iz and SIS5IkG4S6
Commercial bills. $4.S0h.
Bar silver 6S24c.
Mexican dollars, Sc.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds firm.
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Mines and Mining Stocks
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Week Opens With Market Easy and
Trading Moderately Active.

The weeks opening on change found
the market inclined to softness and with
trading only moderately active. During
the two regular and open board calls a
total of $3.50 shares OF stock, with a SELL
ing value of $57,O55.60. changed hands.
There appears to be place for every
share of DAILY that is offered at g. 80.
while the price Of Ontario holds at 81 ..
Most of the Tintic stocks were inclined
10 drag and consequently eased down n
little. while South Columbus of Alta was
lifted 10 &c and closed strong at COO.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record Of sales made during the day:
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San Francisco MinIno Stocks.
Utah Stocks in Boston.

Following is the list of Utah and other
stocks traded in on the Boston exchange
yesterday, showing the range Of prices
and the number on shares sold. Accom-
panying the report. which is furnished Dv
James A Pollock & Co, is the market
letter of Paine, Weber & Co., as fol-
lows:
Boston. Jan. 1.-THE excitement in Cop
per Range today was intense. After clos-
ing at Sc Saturday, the stock opened this
morning at from par to 105 on sales Of
over 5000. All through the day the trans
actions were large and the stock flu d
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Open Board.

Beck Tunnel-500dS1 .62I5.
Black Jack-1O0675c.
neutrality-suspicious.. %.
Little Chief-5O0dI7c
Nevada seas. 60: SOodss. AZ
Mountain Lake-20od95c; 1.500d96c: 1O0a
94c seller 60: 1O0GS2c seller %. wv
Scottish Chief-5OOd6c; 2,Oc0G4ilc. seller
South Columbus-1S OOGeSc; 2Ooa59c; 2.1Oo
Tetro-2J0011Ikc.
Shares sold. &c, S37
Selling value S26 ST. 90
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Forenoon Sales.

Ajax. OOOGS21zc
Carisa-9oOG61c: 5O0d62c, buyer 50.
Daly-46O. SO. 50
Lower MammOth-1OO1s1. 97l5; 2OOds1 .g5:
300-l1 .921s.
Ontario--200GS7.2 %
Silver King-5G6S23. so
Beck Tunnel 401GSI So. / eOO1S1 ST.. 1no
AL .62i2. seller 50 ~
Tetro-JO0d11i5c 2OOOG12c.
Nictor-S. 5O0d13c: 5O0d13Iac; 1lOdf1c.
90; 1,OO0G45c seller 60
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Open Board.

Beck Tupael-2OOdSl. 50.
Butler Liberal-5OOGIOISc
Columbus Con.-10o7S5. so: 7O0G$5. 25
Daly-Judge-25dS11 .S7Ia: 1852 90.
Mountain Lake-5OOd9Sc.
South 5G0d6ic; !. 4OO662c.
Scottish Chief-1. OO0G5c.
Tetro-5OOM12c.
Shares sold. 2S.720.
Selling value, SO, 1874 10
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Treasury Statement

Washington. Jan. H.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the Sl50000,O00 gold re-
serve shows:
Available cash balance, $243. 1853, $50; gold
coin and bullion, $1O3,SO2. O41; gold certifi-
Gates, Sd, S24, $50.
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Afternoon Sales.

Silver King-25dS24. 90.
star Con.-712G1Sc; 1,OO0619c. buyer ca.
|, 3O0G1S1kc. w.
Uncle SAM. 5OOG4Oc.
Beck Tunnel-6O0Qs1. 90: 5OOdS1 .621lc. sell
Richmond & Anaconda-JO0G12c.
South Columbus-300d6Oc 2, 2O0d57c.
Tetro-1, 700d12c: 200G11i6c.
Victor Cons. OOOND131Lc
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Coffee and SUGAR.

New York. Jan. 1A-Coffee futures
closed steady at a net decline OF 5GlO
points. Sales were reported OF 10l so
bags. including February at $l1l March
S5.2005.25 May $5.306i5.40, June $545. July
81. A0a5.55 August S5.45. September $500
$40. November $50. December $57Gd5S5.
Spot coffee steady: No. Rio. SIC: San
tOs No. 4. 7Sc; mild coffee, steady; Cor
dova. 9d12I5c.
Sugar-Raw. quiet: fair refining. &c:
centrifugal, 90 test. SIC; molasses sugar,
224c; refined, steady.
We have moved to 142 So. Main ST
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
Co, amounted to $4,000. as follows: Sill
YER lead: gold and copper ores, $4,000;
base bullion $4,000
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Metal Market,

Silver. 6S34c per ounce.
Copper (casting). 23$4c per pound.
Lead. So per 100 mounds.
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Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nava1o
STOCKS in San Francisco yesterday as
reported over the private wire of lanes
a POLLOCK x Co. were as follows:
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T financial and Commercial

ated wildly between 10f and 101, closing at
lolSt bid. We consider Range and Tam
arack still the best stocks TO buy. Quo
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Chicago. Jan. lion the produce ex-
change today the butter market was easy.
Creameries. 20d2Sc: dairies. 1926.
Eggs-Steady at mark cases included
21d2Sc: firsts. DC; prime firsts, DC: ex-
tras. PC.
Cheese-SteadV. 13d14C
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MAP OE ELY.

For sale by Pembroke Stationery
Co, Salt Lake City: Ed Willard & Son,
Ely. New Complete and up-to-date.
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Union Assay office.

NJ. s. Hanauer J. V. Sadler.
152 So. West Temple. p. o. box 144s.
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NEW ORE BODIES CUT
IN BINGHAM STANDARD

Manager =. j Donohue spent Sunday
ri the properties of the Bingham Stand
ard Copper company. A second cross-cut
IN the Saginaw tunnel, he says, was Just
coming into the ore when he was I'M
foreground. and a report was at the mine
that fine body of lead-silver ore was
making its appearance in the cOmpany's
new Sampson tunnel. on the opposite side
OF the hill from the Saginaw but Il was
storming SO hard that he did not go over
TO inspect il.
Every day. Mr.. Donohue says. the mine
IS opening up better and bigger, and he
considers that the future OF the PROPOSE
ton Is just as secure as is that of any
mine in Bingham.
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Butter and Euus.

New York, Jan. Butter-Weak; west
ern factory. common to firsts. I7I-690isc.
western imitation creamery firsts. 21622c
Eggs-Steady; western firsts, 21lzc; sec
Onds 25626c
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Shelton Publishing Co.
Manufacturers of Blank Books. I.e-
gal Blanks, Court Records. Dockets
go Edison street. Salt Lake City.
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j. oBERNDORFER,

stock Broker.
Tel Sell 792. Isl s. Main St.
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Park City Ore Shipments.

Following is the list Of shippers and
amount OF ore sent out OF Park City by
each Curing the past week:
The border vidette., 1907-04-20
Clark Taken to ffermOsIIIO.

Last night Engineer Phil Clark, who
was arrested last Tuesday morning on
the Mexican side of the international
line upon his arrival with his passenger
train, on q charge of "aiding and
abetting rebellion" was taken to
Hermosillo, where it is presumed he
will be given a speedy, impartial trial.
Since his arrest MIR. Clark has been
in Nogales, Sonora Jail, where he has
received every consideration at the
hands of the Mexican officials, many
of whom have known him for years.
Yesterday and every day since his
arrest Phil has been visited by hundreds
of personal friends and acquaintance.
who believe him innocent of the charge
against him.
American Consul Albert Brickwood,
stationed at Nogales, Sonora, has work
ed like beaver for Mr.. Clark, who
states empbatically that he has COM
mitted no crime, nor does he know of
what he is charged by the Mexican Of
6cials. He stated yesterday to a
VIDETTE reporter that he was anxious
to so to Hermosillo, or anywhere to
face his accusers. feeling confident he
will be given a square DEAF and have
no trouble proving his innocence.
The United States Consul &C Her
mosillo, has interested himself in Mr..
Clark's case. and will do everything in
his power to help prove him innocent
of the charges against him.
A petition, signed by many of
Nogales citizens, was forwarded to
Consul Hostetter, yesterday, request
ing him to do everything possible to
the end that Clark may receive
speedy hearing, which it is understood
will be had today.
Conductor Rochin of the freight
train, and his crew, arrested on a
charge of smuggling ammunition into
Mexico. are still in Jail in Hermesillo.
1t is said they we're caught with the
goods. If SO they are certainly up
against it.
All sorts of rumors are heard this
morning on the street regarding the
arrest of other trainmen on the So
nora, on charge of smuggling arms
across the line in large quantities.
| The outcome of the CLARK case
will be watched with great interest by
his friends here who stand ready and
willing to do everything possible to
help him establish his innocence.
The border vidette., 1907-04-20
Council Meeting.

On Tuesday evening there was q
special nesting of the Common
Council. at the council chambers. Pre-
sent, Mayor Brickwood, Councilman
Doherty, Peck, Cumming, O'Connor
and Reddoch. Absent Councilman
Lulley.
Motion by Doherty seconded by
Peck, that the marshall collect any
and all licenses according to the
ordinances, carried.
Motion by Doherty, Seconded by
Peck, that the marshal instruct the
owner to remove the platform in the
alley way adjoining the Torres place.
leading from West street, carried
Motion by Cumming, seconded by
Reddocb, that the street committee be
empowered to order the "Studebaker
Steel Tank Number 252 Street
Sprinkler" Immediately, carried.
Motion by O'Oonnor, seconded by
Cumming, that the clerk be instructed
to advertise for bids for building
cement gutter on west side of Morley
avenue, to extend to some point near
County Court House, to be designated
by the city engineer; also gutter from
near Neumann's photograph gallery
be extended north to a point designat-
ed by the city engineer, and. to in
tersect the gutter on the opposite side
of the street. The dimensions and
specifications to bs'given by the city
engineer. Carried.
Motion by Doherty, seconded by
O'Connor, that the Mayor appoint a
committee OF three. to confer with the
| Board of Trade and other citizens,
regarding widening of Morley avenue,
and leasing the railroad lands to the
people whose property is involved,
carried, O'Connor. Peck and Doherty.
being appointed.
Motion by OConnor. seconded by
| Peck, that a regular assessment of the
personal and real property of the town
of Nogales, be made for the year
1907, and that P. j. Munich be ap-
pointed the assessor tor the year and
his compensation for same he 5000.
Carried.
The border vidette., 1907-04-20

Mr.. II. Baldwin, of Chicago
Illinois, who is interested in tho
Tribune Mining & Milling Com
pany, is n guest at the Montezuma
hotel, having arrived from the east
with DIR. J. l.. Nicholson, for the
purpose of transacting important
business connected with the COM
pany. Mr.. Baldwin visited No
gales two years ago and will be
pleasantly remembered by many
of our business men. His company
has a bond on FL Rey del Orc gold
mines owned by Messrs. Martin,
Bond and Rand, who are also in
the city on business connected with
their property.
The border vidette., 1907-04-20

Louis Wheaton, agent of the "El
Tucabe Mining Company, with head
quarters at MaPtlalena, Sonora. will
return south tonight. after spending a
couple of days here on business for
his company.