davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
ENaLIsHMEN vIs1T urAH.
Representatives of Vanity Fair Inter
cstcd in Local Properties.

Walter G.. Orcm. manager OF the Ne
vada-Douglas Copper company and Of
the Utah Apex Mining company, the
latter with properties I'M Markham
gulch near Bingham, ia showing "a
party OF prominent Londoners the lat
ter property today. The visitors who
have come clear across the pond to
visit the mine in which they are heavl-
ly Interested, are: Edgar Gubbins. A.
T. Pearse Frank Harris OF the Vanity
Fair. q comic Journal ranking with
Punch and similar TO Americas Judge
and Puck: h. b. Sheke. r. NJ. Adams
and Henry Howard Of the Investors
Guardian Of London. a journal of in
vestment as its title implies The
distingul shed visitors are registered
at the knutsf0rd. but early this morn
ing left the hotel in company with
Mr. Orem. presumably 10 visit the
Utah-ApcX. IL Is understood the
Nevada Douglas near Yerington. Ne
vada. viii be visited before Mr.. Cub
bins and party return. This trip may
be started tomorrow.
The men IN salt Lake are representa-
tives aud associates OF the famous la
bouchere. owner Of Vanity Fair. one OF
the oldest comic journals. 10 is a no.
ticpable feature that they found Ia Utah
and Nevada the best opportunities for
mining Investments and made the long
trip to see for themselves the pro-
gress being made IN both excellent
properties With Mr.. Howard i'm the
party. Utah and Nevada will get con-
siderable publicity in the English press
upon the return of the travellers to their
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city stock Yards. Sept 1s.-
with railroads better equipped to
handle stock than in any recent year
cattle receipts are running very heavy
for September Supply last week was
! 900 head here. including 1000 calves.
and the market naturally shaded
downwards. Tho run today is 5000
head including 1000 calves. market
weak TO 10 lower Prime fed steers
have lost nothing, one lot selling today
at SL25, highest price this year. and
grass westerns are also holding up
good, and meet a strong demand and
ready sale. one lot OF 1l6O pound
steers from eastern Colorado brought
S425 today, a shipment out Of same
bunch selling no same figure a week
ago. Mountain cattle have been scarce.
different strings selling 10 killers at
s4.55 to $3.50 first part Of last week, and
some medium to common steers Friday
at $3.50. a few panhandle steers TO kill
ers lately around $500. Cows and
helfers are 20 10 g. cents lower than 10
days ago, including a decline Of 10
cents today ColoradOs have sold re-
Gently az $3.50 20 S345. panhandle COWS
mainly al S2.S0 70 50 20, heifers up 10
$3.50 veals slightly lower than lasi
week. up to $3.50 heavy calves of %
cents at 1915 to S4.50, bulls, S2.40 10
$325. Trade IN stockers and feeders
last week was heaviest of the year,
1.125 car loads going 70 country points.
The market declined 10 TO 25 cents ana
Is slightly lower today some choice $50
pound Colorado feeders at S465, others
downwards TO $3.50, panhandle stock
steers $3.35 to SA25.
Supplies OF sheep and lambs were
heavy last week at $4,000 head, and the
market declined 10 TO 25 cents. Run
Is small today, at 5000 head, market
steady, with western lambs selling at
500 10 $40 feeding lambs $3.50 20
$685. fat yearlings. $500 to $3.50. feed
ing yearlings $3.50 TO 1913, fate ewes
up TO $40. ewes for the country at
S4.75 to S5.25. Country buyers bought
literally last week, and killers bought
freely up 20 Friday, when attempts
We're made 60 break the market. with
out success, as shippers We're advised
TO hold of for q day or two. which
accounts for the light run today. The
situation win be alright soon, as the
outlet is of sufficient width to allow
free passage to liberal supplies.
r. l.. Chapman and G.. L. Jensen, both
Of American Fork. Utah. are In town
with a load Of sheep. They report a
very poor potato and sugar beet crop
in their section of the country. The
heavy rains have done much damage
and the farmers are somewhat dis
couraged. sheep raising is the chief
industry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
THE LUCKY DUTcHMAN.
Manager Roger Reports No Significant
Developments at Crescent

Manager John W. Roger OF the
Lucky Dutchman Mining company
operating In the Crescent. Nevada. dis
trict. has submitted his quarterly re-
port TO the board OF directors Of that
corporation and COPY OF the same has
bee mailed TO each shareholder.
The financial report shows that a
total OF Si5, 000.13 has been received from
assessments. Sl66 60 from an ore ship
ment and $500 from other sources
Tho cash on hand on Sept 1 was
S305 50. indicating that another assess
ment viii be matter OF necessity In
his report, Mr.. Roger says:
since my last report. dated June 1.
a total OF 1870 feet OF drifting has been
done. The extreme hot weather OF the
SUMMER made IL difficult 20 get miners.
SO that the work could not go ahead
as fast as / would have liked. but we
VIII probably be able 20 employ a large
force from now on.
The south drift toward the Lucky
Dutchman vein. which was On POS feet
is now in 800 feet. ! reported "a change
an the formation which 1 thought might
De the Lucky Dutchman vein. Soon
after that time we cut through 3 feet
n ledge matter carrying sulphides ana
low values in seams of quartz. Some
OF these proved well and some showed
considerable sulphlde ore. These were
from one 10 six inches thick and while
they stand nearly perpendicular an the
drilt they are fractured and dlslocated
by a assuring dipping 20 the south
away from The shafD al an angle Of
! about d' degrees. lu order 10 prO-
spect these streaks OF ore somewhat
1 have started drift running east.
and tne ore J aW getting contains COM
siderable sulphidcs. although the val-
ues are low.
From what was found Iu the ,0u-
/ unuatiuu OF fhe drlft I ann satisfied
/ now that We stl have the big quartz
vein ahead or us. From this point on
We cut through a six foot dyke OF Do
! 'orte. then Into au altered schist. and
| Cd few days ago cut out OF this founa-
I liou ana into the long looked for poi-
. phyry Don which Dies the Dutchmau
/ lodge az The surface This 60 me BEL
/ the most encouraging development we
| have had in tho past year. Instead of
/ ihe vein strengthening nap aF many
| thought 10 would M has apparently
/ Kept Che same dat Zip that was proven
/ hy crosscuts near the surface and the
] formations through which We have
JUST cut correspond almost exactly 90
/ those which ie alongside of the foot
] wall of t1o vein itself
The north drift for The sellers vein
] ls in $40 Feet The rock has recently
] become much softer aud we should
/ make good Roadway here. The dip of
] tho vein. 0H shown by Developments
/ near thD surface, was such that we ex-
/ pccted to catch This vein before now.
/ However there Ia uo longer amy doubt
] ihat ihe vein has changed its dip
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
BETTER TONE TO
MARKET TODAY
Seek Tunnel and South Columbus
Did Some Sprinting During
Forenoon Calls.
COLORADO ON THE UP GRADE.
stock Is Inclined o. Go 90 Former
Prices Again--Uuclc sam
Consolidated,

decided Improvement in market
conditions was Characteristic Of the
trading IN the floor Of the salt Lake
stock and Mining Exchange today.
There was decided picking up in sew
eral OF the stocks which figured so
conspicuously On the declines OF the
past week Beck Tunnel was par
ticuiarly active today and started or
with a whoop. Beginning at Sle'. tne
stock bounded zap 60 N.75 sliding BACK
10 81 72is at the close South columbus.
which has been tagging for se'er'i
DAYS. took turn upward adVan'ihs
during the open board call from 4l.1v
to 81 .65 with every indication OF nisilyt
figures. Colorado started OF ai eo'.U
tbcn sank To- 500. followed by a. Iaus
10 SIS 25 with "a later drop 10 So.l'.
crown Point and Iron Blossom were
on the active list while Uncle sam
Consolidated did business AROUND yes
terdays quotations ,t.,
Among the unlisted stocks CONSIDER
able activity was displayed ln the nla-
ding but mo- sales were reported uul
Ing the forenoon Several brokers ems
deavorcd 90 brine out ohio copper az
S4 but thcrc were no offerings OF lns
stock under $40. Uintah Treasure hlu
was I'M slightly better tone than yes
terday ,.,
were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
RosroN coPPER Close.

James A. Pollock g. CO., bankers ana
brokers. 6 west Second South street.
furnish the following. received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Royale Is 0l5ia. Balaklaia, 5tsn6's;
Greene Cananea. 9Sn97s; Adventure,
bid. Arcadian. 404ia. Atlantic. 100
lOih: b. Coarn.. l51alG. G.. q H.. 6.25
1850. Con Mercur 4on48' DAILY West,
12Lm12tz: CRANKY. S5nSS, MaytoWet
50n75. Michigan. git@9ia. North Butte.
IsisM49. Parrot, 13dl3i2, quincy, M9
santa Fc. 2NN2ss, Tamarack, 66nt9;
United Cop. 1880 Utah Con-, 5000.
NVinona SEA U6l4. Wyandot sOdl .00;
Boston CON. t9dl9iii u. S. s., com, 3sl3
ri 89ia: T. s. s.. pf1. 357 ass In sale,
iO4 d10ia: Anouez. 2SH33; Arnold. LOO
asked: Bingham. bid; G., & A., l4m
114ik: Centennial. 1920; Cop. Range,
5qG59i5. franklin SiUSA Mass, 3h
08M Mexico Con, 9Ss@97s; Mohawk,
5ga6O: Nevada Con, 9hal0; Osceola, 20
Gq6tk Phoenix. 1 askeds shannon, l04a
Gl0s Trinity. 14A0l5. Victoria 4s9
44t: wolverine. 122d123.
Ahmeek Go asked, Butte & London,
I OILS: Davis DAILY, SAmSle; GirouN,
54 as: Hancock. 6N7, New Utah. 3is
"a: Black Mtn.. 4d4isi Cum Ely. ~
06& East; Butte, 59. as; Globe, =
6sl4: Helevtia. 2 Is "a 2 + Majestic.
17sG2; Nipissing, SgSh; Superior
Cpper ikG10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
CONCENTRATES.

Thomas Kearns, manager OF the sil-
Yer King Coalition mines az Park city.
has returned from California.
w. - Andrew has returned from a
trip 20 california whore he has been
ON a br.1f business trip.
H. p Miller president of the Leo
King Mining company has gone 10 camp
10 look after the shipment of three cars
~ ore.
George A. Baird. president or tho
Houeriug Mining company has ar
rived from Chicago Jo look after local
mining interests.
willard r. snyder Grant Snyder
and som ~. Levy went io Alta today
ou mining business.
Charles w whitley general manager
OF the American smelling ana Refining
company. has gone 90 Denver to cone
f6r with company Officials.
The Uncle sam Consolidated Munine
company sent out the checks Tor the
September dividend today the total
agsreg1teing $4,000
The ore aud bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday hy Mccormick A.
Company were. Crude ore and con-
centrate. $1,000 base bullion. 800 .000
Superintendent Roundy OF the Jesse
knight mines has been in American
Fork canyon during the past Few days
making 8u Inspection Of some prop
critics recently brought 20 his atten-
zion.
Lewis Levine OF Providence n. !.
who Is one 81 the principal sharehold o.
ere 1f che bingham West Dip Mining
company has arrived from tho east
and expects 20 leave on an early train
for Tononah and Goldheld.
A letter received from The superiu-
tendeni uf the Utah mine at fish
Springs conveys the Information that
that official expects 90 have The shaft
in working order down ln the 500, "
water level, again BY the 2ath inst The
ahan was damaged by fire last winter,
President John Dem of the Lower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
PRODUCE.

Chicago. sept 2o-rhe wheat market
opened exceedingly strong today and win
lurrc and active trudc. Liverpool c3-
nlcs were reported almost 20 higher, be
c1usc Of crop damage conditions ~ Nan-
ada and small shipments from Argenuna,
These factors were aided on the local
board bv the predictions Of frost ton ght
at Wiunineg. December wheat opened n
to lls higher at i0A 70 l0lh and sole
up to- l.plbUl.0lsa.
Corn was strong on eager buying BY
commission houses which was based uINn
predictions of frost tonight IN Nebraska
and tho northwest December corn open
sd isHI Co lis0L higher no 5iA to 5sA,
and sold at $3.50. Local receipts were Us
cars with 20 of contract grade.
Oats were strong I'm sympathy with
wheat and corn. December oats opened Is
to O.. higher at 5pa 20 a. and for time
hello around the latter figure. Local re-
Jeipts were 2ss cars.
Provisions were stronger on good buy
ing demand. January pork opened ~ 70
TO higher at 1918 10 l5.l7ie. Lard was "a
y TO 5Q7is higher az SGD TO 6.62ls. Ribs
were up -iza5 at 1.S5.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York Sept. D.-Sugar, raw steady.
Fair refining. 35. centutugals, 30 test,
g aj. mOlasses sugar $40
enthusiastically. Crushed, 80; powder
ed $40. graduated. 5.o1
Conee-t!uiet No. Z Rio ~; No 4
Molasses-Fitm. New Orleans y5alS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
To Stockholders Utah-Idsho
Sugar Company;

The stock books Of your Company clos
cd sent 18th and the first dividend ou
the preferred stock 81 the CONSOLIDATED
Companies viii be paid on sept 8th The
present Ia a good time 90 hold your stock
and pooT time 20 sell "a share that your
circumstances do not ohlFc YOU 20 cell
WHY FlrEi-BeCnusc every quarter yUf
viii be- entitled 90 a dividend OF 49, cents
per share ScCond-This dividend is MEL
and free from an expenses such aa taNcs
comun Hsions etc. Third-The present
market price of the stock la about 81 pCr
share. while the par value Is SO, and lf
holders are wise the market value Will De
above par within a reasonable time.
T1urth-Tho prospects for the sugar in-
dustry were never brighter. Reports from
the six factories owned by the company
arc to the cifoct that large crops 81 beefa
aggregatinR more In quantity and better
in quality than ever before are now being
harvested. and everything points % the
largest and best yield I'm thr history of
the industry Sugar prices are fair
and much better than a wear ugu
TO INVESTORS NOW rs THE TIME
TO BUY We have filled NUM-
Der of good orders Ia the past
week and can supply what you
want az the market price the day
your order Is received send with youf
order the amount YOU wish 20 invest
either by check. bank draft or postoitcc
money order We pay careful attention
20 all orders whether large or SMALL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
nosToN coPPFR MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
BingY 9; o. S9i So sales 100.
b. c.. 1895 1873; 49, 1914 sales 500.
b. Coaln.. 10; 49, 49, IS; sales 625.
g. NJ. closed 40M4)
b. s. L., IA; IL; 1; IL; sales 435
cum. Ely, closed 6a0&
Cop. Range, 5SA So; 5sis So: sales
i.722
d. W, i2iA; l2la; 1914 1879 sales 800
ID. D., So Slz; 81, SO sales $50.
Nipissiug, S2s; S9s; s. s; sales 1l1
Greene-Cananea, 10; 10; "a 9A, sales
2.54O.
Nevada Con. closed gA@1O.
Nevada Utah, ST; 4; 37s; 4; sales
1900.
n b.. 47is; 4sIs 47is. asa, sales 1884.
Trinity 1873 ii7s; l4&; las; sales
625
L. $. 5. conn., ss's. 3sN s'a. 9s%
sales 1856.
u. $. s.. pfd.. IS; So 8s; IS. sales SOL
Utah CON, 36; 36i5 30; 3Gia. sales S25.
United Copper, closed f9H5O.
O.. q A.. ma; i15; ia; MAJ salos l5s.
Balaklala, GA 69s; 6 6; sales $50.
r.. B., 57s; 57s, 57s; 57a sales 100
Glroux, closed 5&0G.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Newhouse ga go; 9a; ga; sales
Utah copper. closed 23@N.
Tenness'e Copper closed 3lia@32.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
MCwHITER BROS
Many Avail licensees Of their Invita-
ton to Visit their Bakery
GENERAL SATISFACTION RESULTS.

Hundreds have within the past few
days visited McWhirter Bros bakery
at 81 So. Main, and thoroughly and
completely satisfied themselves Of its
absolute cleanliness. a feature that at
tracted very favorable comment was
the mOtor-driven new modern sanitary
cake mixing machine which the boys
have just installed. One could not help
but be impressed by the orderly and
clean condition Of everything IN the
bakery, its surroundings, and the high
quality Of the materials used in the
manufacture OF their Justly famed
quality cakes and pastries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock g. CO., bankers and.
brokers. west Second South street,
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoon
Utah Cop 23a24 New, Cons 9ssa
97s. Cumb. Ely. 6M abFi Balk. 5A as;
King Edw.. A01: Nipissing. SdSh;
Davis DAILY. SG8. Giroux, 59s63s g.
c. & Sill. lisG1h: New. Smelling. 1M
G2M; Mitchell, HON New. Utah, 4
G4s. silver Queen Ner1 Ely Cons g
mA Dom. Cop. 363h: Gibraltar. 140
rs. Tintic. 464tz: Montgy. Sho.. SCAR;
Butte & L.. III; Tenn. Cop, 3liAd32.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
SUGAR AND COFFEE
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Sept o-Cattle-Receipts
about $500. Market steady. Beeves, Z -
7l5. COWS. l.zouo.JU. Texas steers, LOG
Loo: calves. 6.ODaS.UJ, st0ckers ana feed
ors. 26lN5.Ol.
Hogs-Receipts about 1900 Market
STEADY. Light bQJn6-fi12. mixed, o.oLH
b 81. heavy 4 $1,000. rough, 53OQ6. 80;
pies. 501aG30. bulk Of sales, 5.lOg6 10.
Sheep Receipts about 1000. Market
weak Natives, 32la5.t0: western, 3.2JQ
&. Cd. vearlings, 5.J006. 90; lambs, 15gl. -.
western. ASA o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
REGULAR p NJ SALES.

Uncle sam Con. 1000 mt las. buyer
co.
Beck Tunnel 500 at t72ia. 300 at
l.72ih. seller co.
Colorado. 100 az 6.1O. 200 at Sis. 100
at $40; 100 al $40 buyer IT,
Crown Point, 300 at 81; 1000 az 50.
Iron Blossom. 200 at So. 400 at SIS.
Mountain Lake. Goo at IS.
New York, 500 al a.
Sioux Con-. 800 az 81
Seven Troughs. l,l00 at 80. 500 at $50
Victor Con. 500 at 1iL.
Wabash, 100 ar a; 200 at A.; 100 at
A.. 200 at As. 500 at So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20

Mammoth and other Tintic mining
companies. has returned from the Juno
county camp. lie saSs the new hoist
ing equipment at the Lower Mammoth
De- On commission, and that the hosting
vi ore from the mine again iH going
ON very Satisfactorily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
TO WYOMING MINES.
New Railroad 20 Enoampment VIII be
Paying Proposition.

NTT|TIIT wi TTTTI"TTI"-
Laramie. Sept lS-rhe completion
of the Laramie Hahu's Peak and PACT
tic Tallwuy. now IN course OF cOnstruc-
ton. viii mean much for the mining in-
terests of Wyoming In the Eucamp-
ment district are such properties AS
the Wyoming. the Doane- Ramb-
Ter and the Portland Verdi. besides
many others whose tonnage Of ores will
contribute heavily 10 the freight trafhc
OF the new road. A possible daily OUT
put OF 5000 tons from the coal fields Of
North Park. colo. also assures the
new line something like s. 900 900 am
nunllN IN feIght.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
UNLISTED STOCKS.


May Day, $4,000 61; $1,000 60.
New Hills. 1000 $40.
New FaiViow. l00@l1; 900 W1o.
Swansea. 29O040.
Uncle Sam con. sO0W l4213i 500
6f1.Ab. buyer go.
Beck Tunnel 5000 1865. 10000
1874. 5000 1919 seller go.
Black Jack, 100 40.
Colorado. 400 H6.20, io0N d.l0.
crown Point, 1000 80, 1000 q ta,
seller 60; 10uHf2, 10000 t'i looO
ara: 1000 l3. 3.ub0W r.. buyer COS
6OOMTJ. buyer 90. 1000 m. seller 800.
lion Blossom 200055. 1000 ,at
sOCm8O. l0Umsl; fDu4 So.
Mountain Lake. looH6 go. ,oo' aF'
GOOm5N
sioux con-. 60oU5I. I0oHts.
Victor COM. 500 70 D..
$50. Coubus 1000 l.ff. lbuH 80.
oiM1.aU. 2OOml.55. 5nHu lG5.
wabash. 2o00 go. 6OoH 1868 looH3t
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bcck Tunnel so0UIt0. l-1ua
l7gih. 11UuI.tt. 5000 l.t-la lIrr
Co. lO0ml.l1. scller go. goo l.t- p,
crown Point l0Ool0U.
Colorado. tO0H6.-a. lHo"t.t'. 400
MC.I5.
6OUuh5. lOuuhi.
Man Dly. 3.6O0m61i 100000
Sioux CON. 10000 3i.
Seven rrouEh-. 400 u 40.
Uncle sam GOum lf2l4.
Wabash 10000.
NtuL.. con. 10000 hU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. sept. 3O.--Money on call
steady ~ at ga per cent; ruling rate
81 10 31s closing bid 259. offered at
B. Time loans dun and easier: 90
days So 30 days so at 6 per cent;
q months q per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
UTAH COPPER OFFICIALS.
President NlacNeill and Secretary Pen
rose Arrived To-day

A party of officials OF the Utah Cop
per company arrived I'm the city this
morning and shortly after reaching the
city were driven to me Mccormick
building iu the big auto belonging 90
General Manager D. a.. JackIing where
the visitors went into conference with
the latter In the party is President
H. MacNell ANA Secy Spencer Peu-
rose. The visitors are here on one OF
their regular insIcction trips and viii
go oyei the properties OF the big cor-
per company thoroughly bef0r, ra-
turuin, eastward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
~ FRANcIsoo MARKEr.

James A. Pollock a Company fur
uish the following quotations from San
FwncisCo un Nevada mining stocks
today
CDMSTOCK.
OphIr l4aul.30. Mexican. 5sd59;
CON. Va. iaas0. savage. 12ds0; Hale
a Norcnas. 4 oOdl 02I yellow jacket,
20 bid. BeIcher maS2. Confidence.
100 asked, sierra Nevada. fo05i IKE
cncQucr Mn1l. Union. 4l0i5.
rONOPAH
ronoIah Nevada. 49, asked; Mon-
iana ronorah. 1856. ron0pah Extension.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
WOOL

ST. Louis. Sept. M-WooL steady. Ter
rlt0ry and western mediums. 1fdZdi me
mediums 1923: nne, l7A2O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
ABOUT CAMP ELLIs.
Nevada District win soon BE ON ship
ping List.

That camp ELLIS WlU probably DO
% shipper BOZ "a short time ls abe 0piu-
Iou 90 mining men who have visited
ihr district Says tle Niuucmucca Sill
Nor state This camp. located about
three milos from Barrett sprics and
d. miles west ot Wiuuomucca. was dis
covered early lust july. and since that
NWc has been forging slowly hut per-
sistcnfly t0 the front
A.. IT, smith. who owns the sand
storm Fuup uf claims one of thc best
boz thC district o. now saebng ufe
n0m au h-inch vein chat gives steady
values around So. BILLS and Jackson.
thc pioneers of the district who arr
located un au extension of tho saul-
storm claims. arc also taking out luI
sacklng ore. Five sample assays were
made cn Che Smith property ycstcr-
day ana tlfY uu frUW S2l fu tll0
Tho onIy dIWru.tF at Camp Elis n
Coo smlu size of lHe orc deposits The
ono runs Iu nssurD veins and with the
work done so far these hove not been
found t0 be Ofor s. inches m width.
However 40 d. believed that at depth
good substantial ore bodies WIN he
uncovered and several shafts are now
BEING Hunf fo prospect an depth.
A. s. CAMPBELL
ff.rE Wrokor aIg ID h. Walker F.footr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20

Original Ja6; Mont Bullfrog. 2@i;
National Bank. rs asked; l.. Harris
az; Amethyst. Is asked Gold Bar, %
asked steinway. 6 asked; Denver Built
frog Annex o asked. Bonnie clare. 81
N3a, MaynoWer Con, 2SU29. O. sceplcr
1as. Montgy At, 9Qlo; Homestake
Con S2NS5: Y. Girl. asked. Nugget
bid. Tramp Con. 1904. Victor, Z
asked: North Star. asked. Sunset :
asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20
GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial Stocks and
Bonds. We desire your orders Tor anv-
thing In our line.
Rooms 5l2-5l3 Tcmpleton Building
Phone Bell 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-20

LEO. MacNanara, % bid. Midway. l9G
~, Rescue. l24i3 Tonopah g Califor-
ma, 4 bid. Golden Anchor li0l2. Jm
Butler isuso; Cosh Boy. bN6 Monarch
fitts. ENtn.. B bid. Montana Midway
hStn., bid. Golden Grown, 9 bid.