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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
IMPORTANT supreme COURT Term
Il Has Been Many Years Since There Have Been So
Many Gases Of Vital and General I'm
pOftanCe on the Calendar

/ + <
In a great many respects the session
of the supreme court held at Grand
Forks last month and the session
commencing in this city next Tues.
day is considered the most import
ant one ever held. A number of ex
tceeGingly important matters wee.
submitted to the court at Grand
Forks and an equally large number
are for argument here. s
State VS. Nelson is one Of the few
appeals taken ty the state itself in
a criminal matter Nelson was COLI.
victed Of grand larceny of quantity
of fax, a verdict of guilty after trial
was duly rendered, and thereafter
the district court set aside the YER
dict granting a new trial. From the
order granting new trial the state
appeals. .a# 4.
State VS.. School District No. 80 OF
Barnes county, is an action brought
On behalf of the state for the sum of
$11 900 and interest on bonds now
owned by the permanent school fund
81 the state. The defense Of the
DOL district denies the validity of
the bonds and the authority to issue
ii same. and in district court this
3celtention was upheld. There is no,
claim that the district did not re-
%ceive the money, but they seek to
evade payment of the same on pure
~ legal grounds.
Cole VS.. Loan Co. involves the right
of the city of Kenmare to retain a
square of land originally donated by
the toWnsite proprietors for aprk
purposes. The land in question has
since become very valuable, and an
effort is being made to set aside this
donation and put it in shape for sale.
Naturally the residents of Kenmare
object and the litigation will set
tie whether Kenmare has a park or
whether the toWnsite people can sell
the land, which is now valued at
practically $5O, 900.
State VS.. Dahlquist is an appeal
from judgment Of conviction be-
fore Judge Pollock of selling intox-
icating liquors. Considerable inter-
est attaches in this case from the fact
that Dahlquist at one time was coun
ty commissioner and quite promi-
nent citizen
Soliah VS.. Cormack is direct at
tack on the constitutionality Of the
drainage law and If Judge Engerud's
contention of the appellant is up
held, q large amount of Indebtedness
in this state for work previously done
must necessarily be invalid indebt-
edness. The Red River Valley coun-
ties are especially interested in this
case, as practically all Of them have
drains either constructed or project
ed. .53s .s
Morton VS.. Holes attacks the stat
ute passed last winter whereby Far
go township was permitted to levy
taxes for sewerage, paving, side
walks, waterWorks, etc. This town
ship, while it is to all intents and pur-
poses a portion Of the city Of Fargo,
is, nevertheless, outside Of the city
government, and a bitter fight has
come up between the inhabitants of
the district over the permanent inn
provements :$
Dean VS.. Dimmick is a portion Of
the Mckenzie county troubles and is
an appeal from an order 81 Judge
Winchester respecting the retaoYa! Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
Cotton E.ess Of $50 Years

Cotton Dress Of ] SO Years Ago.
Miss Susie Watson of Bunker Hill
has has g eotton d..ess which is 80 years
old and in a clean and neat condi
ton
TIE cloth was spun BY hand by
Mis- Mai'ga ses So, who married
Ben BENSON, father q EARLY Benson,
deceased. e. eotte-as was hand
picked. The res 5, ~ fas used by Miss
Wilson as a We ding dress. 3Si5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
Harvard is; Williams 0.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 12.Harvard
defeated Williams by a score of is to
Q on Soldiers field today in one of the
hardest fought games seen on the
Crimson u gridiron for many years.
Three Harvard men were forced to
retire on account Of injuries and sew
eral penalties We're inflicted upon both
sides. Lament of Williams was or
dered out of the game for unnecessary
roughness while Coach Cults of Har-
ward was detected coaching from the
side lines and the Crimson team suf-
Tered. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
!. Minnesota 8: Ames o.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct II. The
goal kicks made BY George Capron
were the only scores Minnesota was
able to make on the Ames football
team today The final score being
Minnesota s, Ames 0.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13

What He Wanted to Know.
5s5A mans life was saved the other
day when a silver half-dollar in his.
vest pocket stopped q bullet, z said the;
story teller.
What was the date of the half-dol-
lar?" inquired the numismatist.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
a sure Test.

.If you decide to enter public life.
are you sure your past is entirely I'm.
sassailable 2?
S,,s's Il ] can say is that we have had
The same servants ten years, and the
sneighbors know absolutely nothing to
our diseredit 2 s$sS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
Queen Alexandria's Diplomacy

Queen Alexandria's Diplomacy
Very recently while at Bucking
palace 1t came to the queens knowl-
edge that one Of the upper housemaids,
VINO had been In the royal service for
years, was very unhappy over a. love
affair.
The queen sent for the girl, and,
after advising and consoling her. sent
her to Sandringham for change.
1nen the queen summoned the lover,
and after a good-natured homily with
humorous tact sent him 70 Sandring-
ham too. The couple have since re-
turned, and there will be wedding
st Buckln CHAM palace soon.
One Photograph. $40 1000.
The most widely published and best
known photograph in existence is that
of President Roosevelt taking the
fence on his favorite hunter. This
has been used in almost every paper
and magazine in the world which uses
half-tones, and the sales from it have
already amounted to more than $40
900, making it the most popular pho
tograph that was ever taken.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
SIS, 600 FOR. Naval Gymnasium.

Serfoik. va. Oct 2.aaiss Helen
Could of New York has given SIS,
ono for the gymnasium of the new
s226,00o Rockefeller gift 10 the naval
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-13
Games Elsewhere.

Games EIseWhere.
Nebraska 80; Grinnell 40.
Carlisle Ia; Syracuse s.
Dartmouth s; Mass. Agriculture col
lege o
Amherst Is; Bowdoin o. 4
Cornell Is; Colgate o.
Harvard Is; Williams Q.
Pennsylvania 16; sWarthmore 0.
Il Yale 81: Holycross 0.
Princeton 81; Bucknen O.
West Point IL; Trinity o.
Naval Academy g.; Vanderbilts S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
PRICES AGAIN
MOVE UPWARD
Demand Widely Varied, Most of
The Favorites Making a
Good Showing.
WAS A PERIOD OF HESITATION
Then Advance Was Resumed. Higher
Levels Being Reached. Volume
or Business Small.

New York, Jan, Except fer brief
interval after the opening when the
tiaders ceased buying the movement Of
prices was upward and the demand wide
ly varied. Nest CT the favorltes made
a coed showing, particularly Reading, the
transcontinental aud the metal stocks
Buying diminished somewhat at II o'clcclS
but prices were IiGidiy held L. S. PIPE
gained 2i4, Northern Pacific, Union Pa
cihc and Reading l%, St. Paul, Great
Northern preferred, Colorado and South
ern second preferred, Smelling and Colo
RADIO Fuel ~, Kansas City southern pre-
ferred ~ and Southern Pacific, Great
Northern ore Certificates. Corn Products
preferred, American Car. General Electric
and Distillcrs' Securities l. a
After u period OF hesitation prices ad
vanced again, the rise of points IN
Union Pacific being the feature North
western gained Az, Great Northern pre-.
terred 81, the Ore Certificates 2S, Pacific
Mail pa, St Paul, sugar and number
Of minor stocks point or more.
Bonds were firm
Purchases of stocks continued to be
made at gradually higher levels, but the
volume Of business was small outside
few stocks which are just now command
in u. S. Reduction. AZ in Great North
ern preferred, ih in Great Northern Ger
titicates, 2h In Northern Pacific, 2l9 in
Rea ding, 1i5 in Republic Steel IL in Lead
end ] in Louisville & Nashville, Atlantic
Coast Line and Atchison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
!. !. S. COMPANY
N So. tMERICA
Formation of a New Peruvian
Mining and Smelling CCrpor-
alton Completed.
WHERE ITS PROPERTIES ARE.
Engineers Rcpo-, 1900 Tens of Nine
Per Cent Copper ore In Sight
New smeitcr Site,

The Peruvian Miniug, Smelling q
REFINING company the first South Amer
ican venture of the United states
sneltine. Refining & Mining company
Is getting into shape. letter form
he east contains the Information that
the United states company owns % per
cent. and interests closely allied win
II own more than 25 per cent more OF
the stock Of the Peruvian company
which gives the United states corpora
ton considerably more than con-
troll. .,..,,.,a 10
Tho Peruvian property Is situated II
miles from Callao. the principal setpoIl
Of Peru al an altitude OF 1870 feet;
favorable site for reduction works mas
been acquired at q point 70 mics IRON
the mine and 81 miles from 'Aiiao "'i'
I'd an altitude of ll500 feet.
Engineers of the company nave ~,
ported that the mine contains l'ouV
ions of ore In sight, which WIN aver
age 9.3 per cent copper, % of an ounce
In gold and So ounces IN silver, WIN 30
nor cent iron With further develop
ment. the engineers say. similar ore
bodies may be expected. 1t Is the m
tention TO install a copper sn1elter win
am initial capacity of 200 tons per day
but this will be added to as conditions
viii warrant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
CONCENTRATES.

l.. A. Jens has gone to Yerington,
New, on brief business trip.
Nevada Douglas Is active on the
Boston curb and is quoted above sc
q share.
Arthur Cordiner, G. E. Allison and
l.. n. Jackson are interested in this
venture.-White Pine News.
Manager Lafayette Hanchett of the
Newhouse mines departed last night
for the Cactus mine in Beaver county.
Donal 3. Gillies. manager of the
mining interests of Charles NJ. Schwab
In Nevada. is in the city on Il brief
business trip.
It is expected that f. Augustus
Heinze will reach the city shortly
when the matter of smelter removal
will probably be decided.
Morris Dusseldorf, who underwent
delicate operation at the Keogh-
Wright hospital few days ago is re-
ported to be convalescing.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. We're: Crude ore and concen-
trate. $4,000; base bullion, $3.50 600;
gold bullion, 5000.
John Dern, president of the Consol:-
dated Mercur Gold Mines company, ex-
poets to leave for Fremont, Neb., to-
morrow, to be absent several weeks on
business
Col. E. A. Wall expects to leave foi
the east tomorrow He will be accom-
panied by his two daughters who are
going to Washington, d. c., to resume
their studies.
The miners strike at Goldheld is still
on and citizens Of that c;Snp have
about reached the conclusion that an
early settlement is practically impos-
sible.
Ed Copley came in from Chicago
yesterday on a brief business trip and
will pull out for the east again this
afternoon. Mr.. Copley Is Interested in
the Nevada Humboldt mine in Hum
boldt county, New.
f. r. Daniels of Lead South Da-
kota. and employed as a foreman In
the Homestake mine was in the city
yesterday and departed last night for
the coast accompanied by Mrs. Dam
icls
Ernest Hamburger, manager of the
Ely Witch Mining company. states
that the additional ground tackled on
to the holdings of the Federal Ely
company recently. will prove to be
valuable asset of that company in
the future.
II. G. Snyder of Salt Lake, brother
of Willard Snyder, has completed ar
engagements for the organization of the
Mohawk-Ely company to develop II
mining claims about mile and
quarter southwest Of the Veteran mine
OF the Cumberland Ely company,
c, p. Shea who registers from Nome,
Alaska, is in the city and says the
mineral output Of that territory will
be enormous during the present year.
He says living expenses at Nome are
but little higher than they are in Salt
Lake and adds that II will take many
years to develop the mining regions OF
the Interior owing to the lack of trans
portation facilities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
UTAH CON. GOES
TO TOOELE COUNTY
Management Of Company Has
Practically Decided on Site Of
fered in Pine Canyon.
SMOKE EASEMENTS--oPTIoNS
Now Being Obtaincd---Niinc to be Con-
nectcd Will; Smeitcr By
Tunnel

II Is probable the new smelter to be
erected by tho Utah Consolidated Min
Ing company viii be locatA near the
mouth OF Pine canyon, just back of
the town of Tooele While no definite
conclusion has been reached In the mat
ter. this much can be said. 1t is up
to the citizens of Tooele. If they are
agreeable TO it, they big plant will be
built there. and the business derived
from the operation of the plant which
goes to Murray at the present time VIII
be transferred TO Tooele's capital city.
So far. it has been the disposition of
the people OF Tooele county to invite the
smelters. and they are offering many
inducements for them to come. Man
ager Claiming and his representatives,
have been on the ground and have come
to the conclusion that the Pine cas-
yon site has advantages which some
other sites under consideration do not
possess.
In addition to the mining COM
pany buying large tract of
land outright, property owners outside
of the immediate vicinity of the pro-
posed smelter site are presented with
two propositions. one of them Is to
give the mining company smoke ease
ments on their lands and accept an
annual cash coryiddration If II Is
found that any damage is inflicted
thereupon through the operation of the
smelter; the other is, that the COM
pany will buy the lands after two years
from the time that the plant goes into
commission. II the owners so elect the
consideration price to be the present
agreed valuation,
II the management finally concludes
to accept Pine canyon as location,
tunnel will be run through the Oquirrh
range of mountains to connect with the
ore bodies of the Highland Boy mine.
The tunnel as proposed, would be about
1000 feet in length and penetrate the
ore bodies about 1000 feet below the
present lowest workings. Pending the
driving of the avenue an aerial tram
way will be built and operated over the
mountain. and the ores delivered
through that means to the point OF re-
duction. The company would be re-
quired to build a railroad and spurs to
connect with the tracks of the San Pc
dro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake and
Western Pacific railroads.
With the plant located In Tooele
county, Salt Lake would continue to
retain the main offices of the company
and be It's chief source of supply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
REGULAR CALL.
1aly Judge SO at 12.oo.

Dalv Judge 90 at 1900.
Grand Central-200 Mt 4.10.
Lover Mammoth--10O at 100; 400
nj 80; 700 al 40; 500 at EGO, seller
go. 500 al 2 %: i0l at EGO seller 80.
100 al 227iAt 500 at 2.22lh; 200 at
o2e1h seler 90.
May Day-2,500 at 25M; $500 at
20; .1, ra,r,,oo, AM a., "a
Uncle SAM 500 at 40E 500 at
A. seller 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. --Cattle-Receipts. 1000.
market steady. Beeves, 4.lSfi7 20; cows
and heifers, l.60d5. %; stockers and feed
6.00GS.00
Hogs-Receipts 1900: market strong
to cents higher, Mixed and butchers.
6,2ga6. AZ; good heavy, 635q6.o0; rough
heavy, 6.1OM6.g; lights, 6.15d6.42l3; bulk
of sales. 6.35G6.45.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market strong.
sheep, S,7Sa575; lambs 4.Goa7.I5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Jan. 4.-Cattle-Receipts
1900, market strong. Native steers, 400
stockers and feeders, 2.75si4. 70: bulls. 1850
40: calves. S.50Q7.50
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market strong.
Bulk. 6.@5u6. l2i3; heavy, 6.409e ia; pacA-
6.37is
Sheep Receipts. 1000; market strong.
Muttons, 4,i5M5.75; lambs. 6. 50q,7 co.: range
wethers, 4.5od6.eo; fed ewes, 4oOGS.25.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Jan. .-Cattle-Receipts $50
market steady to strong. Native steers,
S.75a6.25; cows and heifers, 2.50Qi4 81:
western steers, 3.2o45. %; Gamers. 1.75m
20; stockers and feeders. 2.T514. 20
calves, S.o0a65O: bulls and stays. 2.5ca
4.5Q.
Hogs-Recelpts, 2sOo; shade higher.
Heavy, e.9eg6.32ia; mixed, 6.27iz46. 80 ~
lights s;S2'sa6,S7ls; pigs. 5.2oa6co; bulk,
sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady.
Yearlings. 5.50a625; wethers. 5.25d6, "a
ewes. 4.'S95.S5: lambs, 6.5oal.S0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
THE COBALT EPISODE.
Some Comment Of Well Known East.
ern Publication.

The sale Of the mining rights, says
am eastern financial publication, under
Cobalt Lake by the Oniaio govern
ment for 81 0S5 600 makes It very plain
that what some people have chosen TO
style "the Cobalt hubble" has not ex-
ploded, notW.thsta ding the extreme
decline In the price OF Nipissing stock,
This lake has an area OF about i6 acres
and the problem OF mining II success
fully is as yet unsnlyed While IL Is
true that several splendid veins run
into the lake, II Is by no means certain
that they continue into It for any great
distance.
II the bid OF s2.OOOoOO for the mining
rights under the lake. reported by
the Associated Press, was a bona hde
one, ana not made by one interest 10
another for the purpose OF assisting
promotion scheme. 4 ~ certainly very
interesting, The Nipisslns property,
which Is bounded on one side for some
distance by Cobalt Lake, contains
about Is times as much ground as CO.
bali Lake Itself and the price OF s2,-
100000 on the latter would make Nlpls-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
10. MAMMOTH STRIKE.
Important Developments Have Taken
Place on the 100.

Local shareholders of the lower
Mammoth Mining company are in a
happy frame of mind today over the
late developments in the property OF
that corporation. Yesterday morning
the drift run towards the ore bodies
on the 1,700-foot le-el broke into ore
at least "a feet before 1t was expected
ana the point of intersection proved
10 be not more than 90 feet from
where II left the main shaft, This Is
the ore body opened in the wlnzn sunk
from the 1000 level several months
ago and which proved TO have width
there of about 20 foet. Ii has been
demonstrated that the ore body has
a length of over 800 feet and, 1t is
said should net tho company better
than SIS per ton.
II looks as II the Lower Mammoth
might reach the dividend paying stage
long before the expiration of tho pres
cnl year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 4.--The wheat market to-
day opened easier on selling caused by
large shipments from Argentina but the
market soon became firm because Of a
good demand by exporters and all offer
ings We're readily absorbed. May wheat
opened . TO lower at t5is to 769s. and
sold at 757sd7S.
The corn market was quiet and steady.
May opened unchanged TO a shade lower
at 43as to 4Skq4St2 and sold at iSssQ43a4.
The frmness OF wheat held oats steady.
The provisions market was dun but
sold at 36a36ls and later advanced to $685..
May opened shade lower at 36is and
prices were firm. May pork opened 10
~ higher at l6.i2ls lard was 2is higher
at o.55 and ribs were unchanged to 2k
higher at 9.oSG9.0Iia
The tendency throughout the day was
generally toward lower prices. The clos
was weak with May !. lower at 1874.
The market held firm for time. May
closed weak, asqis lower at 49,
Cash; wheat-No . red, TIA; No. 3, red
loa72; No. 2 hard. 7oA@Ii No. 3 hard,
i66q72; No. l northern, 1891: No. 3 north
ern, 75afe; No. 8 spring. 6S@ls,
Corn-No. ., nothing doing; No. s. 3slall
oats-No. >. sis; No. 3, a41s
Close: Wheat-May 75h; July. 75M.
oats-May. 80: July, sshgssA
Pork--May, 1850; July 1881.
Ribs-M asy SS.SGls'6sS; july july s ST7s'
Rye-Cash. Is.
Barley-Cash 42go5.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Jan. i.--Sugar. fair re-
hning, 8 1-i6; centrifugal 80 test, 3 9-lG;
molasses sugar, 2 1916.
Refined Sugar-Steady. Crushed, $50,
powdered 40: granulated, $50.
Coffee.-Steady. No. Rio. 1n7h
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool Jan; i;-Glose' whsatt-March.
The weather In England today was
fine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
Call and Sc. us or write us
about anything in our line.

sing stock worth on the same. basis
$50 per share. In figuring out this COM
paiison no allowance is made for the
fact that Nlpissing ground. so far as
explored. is demonstrated to have
great value and il can be mined with
out previous draining or the introduce
ton of special pumping machinery as
would undoubtedly be necessary In the
case Of Cobalt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
DUE TO COAL SHORTAGE.

An eastern official of the American
Smelling and Refining company in
reference TO rumors energetically cir
culated relative TO the new Garfield
smolter "The Garfield. In common
with all other smelters and other
manufacturing Interests in Utah, has
suffered for the lack OF fuel owing
10 the recent coal famine throughout
the greater part of the west. Tho
Garfield plant started one OF its fur
noces u few weeks ago and Il was
planned to start the others I'm success
sion az rapidly as they could be got
In readiness We did not expect that
the plant would be in fun operation
before the middle Of the coming sum
MGR as It takes long time to put such
plants In full working order"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
YESTERDAYS.

+. II. Crager to William c. Ritter.
OF lot 3, block q. plat B..,......
Ida NJ. Swanson 10 Mrs. j A.
SWANSON warranty deed, lot 20,
block ], Walkera suh.........,......
uiah saylnks Trust company
TO benjamln Bcrryman, warranty
deed, 25xii4 feet sonthcat from
northwest corner Of lot 4, block
62, plat "................,... "a
"a. w Duncan 10 j. ". Froiseth,
warranty deed, lots 3 and 70.
block Z, East Waterloo. l.,
Horny Phipps, Jrp to William II.
sweet, warranty deed, i2SNi2 feet
southeast IRON fest east OF
northwest corner Of lot 4, block
amss r.. smith 70 sarah 4. SAY Sax. .
ton, warranty deed, part of lots
and q block 3 5-acte plat A.,
william Hnrkef to Henry Harker,
warranty deed s. acres, section
T. township south, range / west. o,
Glenn X Boutwell, 10 Minnie J.
etc, block TO- city Park .,......,..,
y. j. Hariwig 10 salt Lake Invest
mont company warranty deed,
.eserye 9, liighland Park. .,t,..,
Newell, warranty deed. part OF
lot I. blcck 81, plat A....,,,.,... IS,
Willard foang 20 Harriet II;
loi 6, block 70, plat a ,..,.,.,t...... 10,
Young, warranty deed part Of
lot I. block l, plat k,.!..,,..,,.,,,, 6.
Willard Young TO Harriet II,
Young, warranty deed, i65xi2M
feet Of lot &, block "A, plat A..,...,. 10,
G, w. Olson 10 Cassie Butter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
In December Mines of That Camp Pro-
duced Over 5000 Tons.

The following is the amount of ore
shipped out of Park City during the
month of December 1906;
Daily Judge. 3159,95O pounds DAILY
West. 5.112,6lO: Silver King, 4,l7o,o40
Ontario. $50 400; Little Bell, 97l,960;
Johnson (CrescenO. 1920; American
Flag. 1874 200: r. Macintosh. 1920; X.
X. Copper Apex. 50 40. Kearns, Keith,
81 $50; Luteck. 1885, $50; Tame Cons,
Al 400 Bunce. 1850; New York, 1909 140:
Jupiter 37.120 Odln 1920; Scottish
Chief. 30.92O. Total in pounds, 1879.
100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-04
NEW COMPANY FORMED.

Articles OF Incorporation OF the Hider
Nevada Copper company Of this city
have been filed with the county clerk.
Tho capital stock OF the company Is
100000 divided into shares OF TIE par
value OF 10 cents each, j. D. Htder IL
president; j, j. Rreeoher vice presi.
dent, Newton Farr, secretary and
treasurer. The company owns eight
claims In Lander county. New.