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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-10-17
is PLEASED WITH HAWAII

Secretary !Sraus, of the department of com
merce and labor who has just returned from an
extended trip to Hawaii, is much pleased with
what he saw and heard in the island and believes
his visit is likely to lead to practical results.
Secretary Straus is IA firm believer in the idea
that the vast interests intrusted to his safekeep
ing not be entirely administered from
his desk in Washington, and this conviction led
to the determination to make personal inspec'
tion of the workings of the department away from
the capital and to become personally acquainted
with the various officials having supervision Ac
cordingy he planned trip along the Canadian
border to Vancouver and thence south through
Seattle and Portland to San Francisco, with Homo
lulu as the ultimate destination, and 1t Is from
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therefore
Michigan studied
Illinois 1894 will
although
enabe position in the Politically
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-10-17
EXIT VARDAMAN-ENTER NOEL

Special interest centers in the change of gov
errors in Mississippi next January because of
the sharp controversies which have occurred be-
tween the present incumbent, Gov. Vardaman,
and President Roosevelt The new governor
elect, E. f. Noel, occupies rather unique posi-
ton, not only in the history of his county, but
of his state as he is the first citizen of Holmes
county chosen, not only governor, but
for any state Office and so far can be ascer.
tanned, he the first to be chosen to any Of
fee outside his county, and that when he
was elected district attorney in 1887
The public life of Edmond F. Noel began in
1882, when he was the youngest member of the
house of representatives, in which he served two
terms. and was afterwards elected district attor-
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o conse
N and Louis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-15

Ophir 2.15Q2 20; Mexican. beGeO;
Gould & Curry, 1sQls; Con. Va, rs bid;
Savage, b9I60; Hale & Norcross, 40
bid; yellow Jacket, Ssd9O; Belcher, 80
bid, Confidence, LOO asked, Sierra
Nevada 36G37; EXchequcr, 40 asked;
Union. A6mi1.
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BOSTON MARKET.

James A. Pollock \ Co., bankers and
brokers' furniss the following, received
over their private wire. this afternoons
Bling, closed 1Shdl9A.
b. O., closed 2sAM29i4.
b. Coaln., 27la; 27Is: q; p; sales 325.
b. Il L.. closed 1SsaA.
Cop. Range s27s SO s9tS; S2% sales
$50,
Cum. Ely, closed 95aa%.
@. NJ. closed 40045
u. w, II. Il; II; Il; sales ).
II. b., closed I0I44h.
CRANKY, 1886; 1885: 1885; 1885; sales 8.
Greene Cananea. ibi7NSs.
Nevada Con, closed l45a@15.
New. Utah, closed 55sM6.
n. r.. alia; 9l7s; 90A; 9iA sales l.6So.
I'm. Copper SO; 81; SO; 90; sales 800.
L. S. s., com. 50; so; 52ls; 90; sales
7sI.
U. s. s. pfd., As; IS; 40: As; sales 700.
Utah Con, SO; 6Sl.; 62% ba]a; sales
$50.
g. x A., 1T5; 175; 175: 175: sales Z.
Trinity. 29la; 221s; 2l&.; 9l&; sales AIS.
EnlakIala, closed elsd9s.
Davis ,Daly, closed l5%Ma..
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UNION PACIFIC
BREAKS BADLY
Report OF Interstate Commerce
Commission Counsel Was
The Cause.
A RALLY STOPPED SELLING.
First Prices Tended Downwards, Next
Were Better-Stocks Dull
Bonds Irregular.

New York, May deepening prices Of
stocks tended downwards on small Of
ferings. Delaware " Hudson fell IN.
Baltimore y Ohio and Colorado Fuel Is
and Reading and Pennsylvania y.
Secondary prices for stocks We're bet
ter, the market generally rallying to .
parity with yesterdays closing or above.
Smelling, Reading and Canadian Pacific
rallied from v to IA, which represented
an extreme movement Delaware ~ Hud~
son sagged perslstently and lost 3h.
Stocks were Inclined " harden further,
but dealings were intensely dull. Unio.j
tacInp IOsS over l4i slnG prices sagged
deaLn ueIOfe noon.
Bonds were irregular.
Union Pacific broke badly to 3ih below
yesterdays linal close. following a report
the interstate commerce commission upon
the Hartman railroad investigation.
There were also many sharp losses among
other active stocks. a rally OF over a
point in Union Pacific stopped the gem
eral selling, but the market was sagglng
again at / O'clock Denver x Rio Grande
preferred, Baltimore u Ohio lost liS.
Northern Pacific LIS and Southern Pacific,
Northwestern, St Paul Great Northern
preferred, Atchison and U. $. Steel l 10
ia.
The market closed fairly steady and
duh Covering OF shorts was general in
the final hour. This rallied Union Pacific
points and there were complete recov-
cries at Some points. Lead rose an ex-
IRENE 5HI aud American Smelling 1la.
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CONCENTRATES.

Judge d. II. Wenger is home from
a weeks trip through Beaver county
He visited the Pine Grove, Sun and
Revenue properties and reports them
all looking satisfactory.
President Bullock is authority for
the assertion that the Tintic property
bearing his name Is a steady shipper,
Stopping upon the 150-foot level. ore
two feet OF it--at this point carries
good silver and copper values.
The Ohio Copper Co. has ordered
100-h. p. hoist from the General Eeo-
trio company. A shaft is being sunk
ard this is down TO a considerable
depth With the new hoist in commits
sion, progress will be possible.
The first car of copper ore to be
shipped from the Wemer property
since travel became possible between
the mine and Dubois net 81, 900. 10 or
close to $50 per ton. Shipping is to
be continued as heavily as possible
and when the roads are entirely cleared
OF snow and mud. rapid shipments are
to be sent out from the property.
Col. w. B. McSherry. manager of the
Lincoln Nevada. near Phoebe, is in from
and he saw engines and trains moving
branch is now five miles out of Phoebe
and he say engines and trains moving
over this distance. The railroad eX-
poets To be in Bullionville, 10 miles fur
Their out in June. The Lincoln Nevada
mines are In the eastern portion of the
district. A big force of men is to be
put TO work at once erecting hosting
plant for which a gasoline engine and
other equipment has been ordered. a
shaft is being sunk in the Daily East,
the principal mine In the group.
A COPY of the articles of incorpora.
ton Of the Eagle Copper Mining conf
pany OF Payson was also filed with the
secretary of state. It's capital stock
is $1,000 600, divided into shares of tn,
par value of 10 cents each. Armon
CraNens is president C. w. Higgnson,
vice president; c. r. Smell. secretary
and treasurer The company owns sew
On claims. located about three miles
southeast OF Santaquin.
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MINE OPERATORS MEET.
Considering for "Stecnth" Time Orc
Rates Charged From Tintic District.

The Tlntlc Mine Operators associa-
ton is meeting In this city today
Among the Items under consideration
Is the old rate matter which has been
brought up at nearly every meeting.
The mine owners ard operators are
dissatisfied with present rates ard sys-
TENS of levying rates upon ores shipped
by them from the camp TO the smelt-
ers and are trying to get the rail-
roads TO consider a scheme to be de-
VOWED by them and threshed out by
both parties. Numerous conferences
nave been held but they have resulted
IN nothing. but the mine owners arc
sun hopeful. The railroads levy their
rates upon the assay values of ore carr
ried. The mines want to have the
rate based upon the actual net receipts
from the ore. For instance a $40 ore
may 40 only half as high II ii cons
tains certain elements which are a
dead loss or run up the smelling
charges in necessary extraction. The
mines are contending for rate based
upon the assay value of the ore minus
the cost of smelling. The Salt Lake
Route and Rio Grande Western handle
the Tlntic pree
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INCREASE is POSSIBLE.


In answer to direct inquiry from the
Godheld News an Official OF the
Nevada FIlls Mining company
stated Tuesday that the regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF that
company would be paid in June; he
stated that thsre was no question
about a dividend OF 10 cents per share
and that IL may be larger than this.
II IS known that the treasury OF tho
company s In the most catering con-
dltion. while there is sufficient ore
sacked at the mine TO make several
distributions OF 10 cents per share, An
idea OF the immense amount OF sacked
ore ON hand can be had from the state
ment that 10 freight teams visited the
mine Thursday, and after they had
departed with their loaded wagons no
porceptiblc Impression had been made
on the great stacks. No. tunnel is
NOW driving for point Immediately
below the gold strike made several
weeks ago In No : tunnel, and the
two win he connected by winEe AZ
that point. The product of this Wine
win Internationally be sensational In
character
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 15.-Hesvy realizing sales
were again the feature at the opening
OF the wheat market today. July opened
Mas. TO 1ss4lA lower al "a to %; Septem-
Der sal TO l1q1s4 down at e5de61s, and
O7%. The fiiisst half hour saw the onor-
nous offerings well taken with prices
partly recovered. July selling at a4a. Sep
temher at 1855 and December at 97ih.
There was a broad and active market
for corn, largely In sympathy with wheat
July opened unchanged to y down at ~
to 52i4 and sold up TO 5Si7
oats were quiet, but steady, July open
ing shade lower 10 "A shade higher at
AIS.
Provisions opened weak In sympathy
with hogs. with prices 21slr10 cents lower
July pork opened at 1885 10 1850. July
lard at 9. 89e g7is and July ribs at 800
Close; Wheat-May. 9ll2: s3iglt9sSs.
GGoTn-May. 5sa aS2As; July, S2's'
Cash: WheatENo. 2 red, s3a93q. No. z
red sodos; No. 2 hard. sld93la. No hard
&da2: No. northern 99G1 .6l: No 2 do
Sui.O0: No. 3 spring, s+Gla5
Coru-No. 2 -; No. g. 5l&Gl5
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago May 15-Butter weak: cream.
cry, lsa22is; dairy. 17d9ia.
Eggs-Steady, at mark cases, included
lils.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. May l5-Close: Wheat-May
nominal; July 6s ll3sd Sept, IS lIsd
The weather In England today was
cloudy.
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BOSTON CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire, this afternoon;
Zinc, 391s ale; Boston Con-, 2SIs@2sA (;
L. >. S., com. 52Qia; U. S. s., pfd.,
lisl ui5; Balaklala. 9hdsA; Con. Mer-
cur. 4O645; Cop. Range, S2AGS3; DAILY
West. l61a ali; Elm River, 2qH Frank
lin, 161aG1T CRANKY. 1856 bid; Mass. 6is
az Mexico Con-, 12hdA Tamarack,
11sGl22; Trinity, 21&G22la; I'm. Cop,
61kd62; Utah Con, GS4 y Victoria, sla
az Wash. 1Q2; Winona. sQ9; VOL
VERNE. 162G166; Wyandot, lA41f:
Greene Cananea, 151&@ss; Alouez, so
bid; Arcadian. 6ia bid; Atlantic, 12a13;
Bingham Con, 1871 919h: B. Coaln., 27
ass; c. & A. 17@l75; c. & H., go ask
ed Michigan, 1l@ls; Mohawk, s71aQse.
Nevada Con, 14i2@15; North Butte, 9l1f
d92; Old Dom, 54hdSk; Osceola, 142q
las; Parrot, 2l15q22; quincy. 12sGlSO;
r. l., 90 G6; Santa Fe. ga asked; Sham
non, 17%a1S, Royale, 1s@1a; Adventure,
AQSA.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire. this afternoon:
,snNtc,rr,,,.r-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-15

Incorporation some time ago to permit
Its capitalization being raised from 800,
900 shares 10 l,00O,000. az the par value
Of 81 each. The star Con. deeds all Its
property to the Black Jack. This IL
free of liens and debts. The new capl-
talization Of the Black Jack Will be di-
vided evenly. The star Con. owns -
claims adjoining the Black Jack and
the Black Jack six claims. The former
company has worked It's property to n
depth OF 800 feet and the Black Jack has
workings az depth OF 400 feet and Is
producing, Both properties rank among
Iintic's best "comers" and the console
up the ground In the style that brings
dividends.
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AMONG THE UNLISTED.

Copper Glance has figured in num-
Der of rumors lately, and reports of
big deals etc, have sent this stock
II huttered yesterday between 171s to
loo Other quotations yesterday were;
standard sold at as Emma Copper sold
at Zoe. and Ohio Copper $4.70 and
N.75. Ely Witch toed the dollar mark
Mason Valley went at 81. 10 and New
house vas around SIT Con. Flagstaff
was offered Mt ST. Eureka Swansea
Extension was bid In at 10 cents. and
S. was offered for Keith-K earns. Yer
irgton- Ironsides is asking 90 cents
Naildriver was wanted AT 80 cents.
Ohio Kentucky was at So IS to So, 90,
and Honorine at 75c to sac Western
Nevada Copper could be bought at 90c
Yerington Copper was offered at soc,
and White Alps at soc.
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THREE ROCKS FORMED.
Company Owns Property Located in
North Fork of Provo Canyon.

Provo, May l5.--Articles of ineor-
poratlon OF the Three Rocks Mining
and Milling company have been filed
with the county recorder. The COM
pany Will conduct a general mining
business in the north fork of Provo
canyon. with Provo as the principal
place of business.
The capital stock is $4,000. divided
into shares of the par value OF five
cents each. The following are the di-
rectors and officers: George c. Scott,
president, Niels n. Berge, vice presi-
dent; Farley +. Hindmarsh. secretary
and treasurer; David Lees and Cor
nelin Il. SCOTT
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, May 15.-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western medium. 22G2s; fine
medium, 1921; fine, 14q16
BOSTON.
Boston, May 1.-THE wool market
is quite firm; the indications point
ing TO a continuance of the dull condt-
lions. The movement of territory wool
Is confined 10 small quantities as a rule.
Pulled woods are quiet. Inquiry for fine
super and combing grades Is noted. but
the supplies are limited Foreign woods
are steady. Quotations;
California, secured basis. western No.
staple. IOHl2: eastern, No. ] clothing, 6S
go; valley. No. l. e0962
Territory staple, secured basis. fine to
medium. 706i72: medium, es17o.
Territory, ordinary, secured basis, fine
6sif10; fine medium, 6647s; medium 6si6i
Colorado and New Mexico, spring
secured basis X, esdf7o; No. !. s3Gps5.
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NEVADA UTAH MEETING.


Nevada-Utah officials from the east
are expected to arrive in this city to-
day TO complete the deal involving an
option Of the Phoebe Consolidated. This
deal is one of the important things
planned for Phoebe. IT has been as
serted that Thomas w. Lawson is to
be placed in charge OF the Nevada
utah's affairs. The meeting In this
city will be of great Importance as 1t
viii probably bring to light many in
teresting affairs connected with the
NeNala- Utah.
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THIS WILL HELP SOME.
Goldhelders Buy Two Hundred Thou
sand Dollars Worth of Ely Stocks.

Ely New, May 14.-W II. Lang and
NJ. y. o'Farrell, who came here from
Goldfeld few days ago with Tex
Richard today closed deal for the
purchase of s2l5.000 worth of Ely
stocks. The stocks purchased are the
United Ely. Ely Calumet. Richard Ely,
Boston ELY Ely National, Dolly Var
den Ely Giroux Extension Salt Lake
Ely, Ely Nevada Copper, and the West
eru Ely extension.
This is the largest sale ever made
in this county and ranks well up IN
the records OF the state.
The party came cross country from
Goldheld in an automobile, making the
pa miles across the desert In III hours
which is considered remarkable
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FIND UNEXPECTED.
Jennie Extension Gets Good Ore in
Tunnel Headed Towards Ledge.

Two new strikes are reported from
the Jennie Extension in Good Springs.
Utah. The tunnel. in 81 feet only. has
gone through II II foot ledge averag-
ing Sl4 per ton in valucs The tunnel
is headed for the extension of the
Jeunies ledge So the new find was
hardly expected. AT Is rtet in the Jen-
ME shaft 81 ore is being taken out
and II ia expected the Jennie Extension
will be every bit as big as its neighbor
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POWER PLANT Fur
BEAVER DISTRICT
Project is Now Assuming Definite
Shape With Orders for
Machinery.
[. l.. MUM HAS FULL CHARGE.
Operations Being Carried Through
with a Rush 80 as to Complete
Proposition by October.

.,,, ,,r,s,,t ROW assuming
a.,,., .L,,o ,,,,,iry in Beaver coun-
-, me rt,-gast impetus
,-,,,,, ~ tho relluride COM
yet A-T Ia -'.''''' a., i,s,o,ts-
pany has full charge VI '"'
ton OF a 10000 horse power elect'4Iei'
,,to,t n, ,be Reaver river. lust q short
p'-''' -, ,,gstf orders
distance apoNe 'io w" .,.t,,.,.,,
for the first couSignme1's OF u'a0l''''o
have basn t,laced with eastern firms
,,,.,.,,,, ,,,.,,.rs .r. helnp placed
ana au"itlpii"' W
now, Everything is beihB '''Su
,bronph with "A rush as ~ is the COM
49,, an, r,lart In on
pAhE P'a''S w ii'''1 ~,
Grafton by October. LuihbeI was Wv
and sawed for the buildings all last
,,.t,,,a,. ,,t,5 emma tirne ngo grading was
.,,...r,i,e, near
started tbs "oTh u "H
or completion every day and Wheh the
frst consignment of machinery arrives
,.,. ,,,,tdirgs viii he ready.
the AeeeSSa''
MEANS GREAT THINGS.
,,s coz ,ho
JUST What a' ''i''
Beaver district cannot be tod III one
breath. Ii means for one thing that
the Cactus and other mines in tnat
territory VIII be able I" operate con
tnuously winter and summer the
Cactus was shut down a number of
tirnss last winter because coal could
not Ne obtained and when coal could
h. nhtaincd no rnilroad cars were avail q
abie ro hiring n I'm. All in an the Gao
tne was shut down in the eighburhool
~ tbyee weeks. This was at the time
,1hen tho management was more than
ordinnrIlv anxious to carry develop
nent with an possible speed. shut
dn,,,,, are roet1v things Tor any m.na
ana ,yhen they are inst opening up in
gnoa shane interrupfion of work Is ex-
Sentionaliv UNPLEASANT other proper
tine IN Inc district were forced to dis
continue work and conditions. result
mo we've ANYTHING but satisfactory.
@nnI M, no coal The mines I'm Beaver
,,istrict win he able TO work through
uext winter II the mower plant is COM
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nish the following. received over their
private wire. this afternoon:
Utah Cop 2sU2g; Nev. CONS. 1iiydl5,
cum. Ely, euail. Balk, 9Fvqeis; King
DAILY 15i5dii5a. Giroux sssqgit q. q. n
Sll 1ssQlIh; New. Mines & T., 2Is13h;
Mitchell 3s.a4. Nev.-utah 5AdfSlsi SIT
yer Queen, lh0lis; Ely Cons, 1lsdlts;
Dom. Co.. 7d7, Gibraltar, sos. Iintic'
5abia, Montyy. sho,, slzqeli; Tenn. Cop
gSdgSa.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY's.

Mary Senter Baso0m 10 Joseph NJ
Jens0n, Jr, lots 7, s. block TO-
Walkers sub .,............... $50
James Thomson and wife % Erman
J. r Behling. part OF section s,
township south range east...... 1.5O0
YESTERDAYS.
Edward Home and wife 10 g. H.
Greenwood. lot TO- block "a. plat
p ,,..... -.,........ .,,,,,,.,,..,, 500
Charles W. Benton and wire 20
katherine KEELING, LOT 10, block O.
John p. robinson to John a. Robin ''''''
son. lots p and 2. block ?, ri.
WICK SUD. ,',..,'' .t',...',,,,....,,,,
Walter II. Dayton 10 Emma 8 Pet
NJ. lot 5. block q, plat F." asDJ
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PATENTS GRANTED
TO UTAH PEOPLE,
Especial 10 the News. y

washington. d c., May 15.-Patents is
sued to residents OF Utah: John NJ.
Browning, ogden. automatic nrearm;
Charles W. Lesser Salt Lake city tele-
graph tTansmItter: Joseph Morton Llndon
Sliding, jaw wrench.
Rural free delivery carriers appointed.
For Idaho routes, Idaho Falls. route No.
2. Henry G. Taysom carrier Geneva
Hamcr, substitute; Nampa route No 3.
Jacob w Evans, carrier; Sarah Il.
Evans, substitute
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CURB CLOSE.

b. EXP, asked; B. & L.. 1%914;
Il. Butte, l0A@10l2; Giroux, S9a49;
Hancock, 9q9A; X. c.. 10d1Oh; Nit
chell, 4d4h Raven, 1&917s; S. & p,
l7%Q1S; cum. Ely. 91s99& Davis Da-
Globe, l2% @1Sh Helvetia, 3&Gp+; Ma
jestlc, 3ss63es: New. Utah, 5k@6; Nip
issng, 12BQ12A; Apex. 6%@7.
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BEAVER DISTRICT
SHOWING Up BIG
TaIisman is Now Steady Shipper
Cedar Prepares for
Great Things,
PROGRESSIVE HAS RICH ORE,
Commonwealth and Burning MOSCOW
Are Opening Large Bodies OF
Good Stuff

The past few days has seen a big
change in the Beaver district and the
next few days will see the change grow
bigger and better each day. The dis
trict is coming to the front IN leaps.
r. J. ponahue Of the Talisman returned
home today from that property in Bea-
Yer and brought with him news of
continually improving conditions in his
property and new finds in Surrounding
properties, While preferring TO say
littl about the Tallisman just at tina
present time. he admitted the mine
looks better TO him than he had hoped
for, even, although perfectly confident
the Talisman is a big thing. A car OF
ore is leaving the property every week
the months record running up as high
as six cars per month some months. The
receipts from these cars snow handsome
profits but the management is pegglug
ahead in good shape TO get the bigger
things In addition to producing sever
al hundred tons of good silver. lead and
copper ore every month, the mine Is
yielding 10 tons Of zinc ore per day
This stun is being obtained by develop
ment work being carried on for other
purposes, but az 1t goes 50 per cent
zinc ana as zinc is worth 10 cents, the
rock is worth while and contributes ma
tcrially to the earnings of the mine
STRIKES ON ALL SIDES.
Whicl Mn, Donahue was too busy ex-
aiming the Tallsmun and mapping out
a campaign OF development while in
camp TO think of much else. he heard
nothing but good reports from other
properties The Cedar, lying next to the
Talismau ana one of the older proper
ties, Is erecting buildings to accommodate
a steam hosting plant, The Cedar is
shipping two or more cars of ore every
month and IN anxious TO get It's plant
In commission to permit shipping be-
ing done on the scale the showing in
the mine VIII justify The shaft Of
the Commonwealth Is reported to be in
ore. the whole bottom being I'm copper
sulphides. The Progressive has eight
inches of $1,000 rock. a sample OF this
stuff is all green and heavy The
Burning Moscow is opening a big body
Of good ore also,
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TINT1o MERGER is A GO.
Black Jack and Star Con. Are Now
One Big Property.

The postponed meeting Of the Star
Consolidated stockholders was held
esterday afternoon, and as was eX-
ected the merger of that property with
ne Black Jack as outlined some weeks
lgo went through without dis
enting vote, The proposition was
admitted by the Black Jack company
I'M Uncle" Jesse Knight at its head
fhe Black Jack amended its articles OF
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GEO, NJ. CANNON CO.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks ana Bonds. We desire yo,r
orders for anything In our line.
Rooms 6l2-5lS Templeton Bldg.
Phone Bell 81.
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