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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
Mining Notes.

The Swansea dividend of 5000 was dis
bursed yesterday.
Seven cars of ore from Utah mines and
one from Nevada were released from the
Pioneer sampler yesterday morning.
Eight cars of ore from Nevada, four
from Utah. three from Idaho and three
from California mines We're released from
the Taylor & BruntOn sampler yesterday.
Uncle Jesse Knight was up from Provo
yesterday. presumably on matters con
nected with the proposition of consolidat-
ing the Star Consolidated and Black Jack
properties ard companies.
Tuesday night another snowslide at
Bingham swept away several of the poles
carrying the wires of the Telluride Powei
company. and as a result the Bingham
New Haven company was compelled e
cease operations yesterday pending re
pairs Bingham is becoming almost as no
toriOus as Alta as snowslide camp.
Conrad Worms contractor of nationa
reputation and who maintains offices Il
many parts Of the country, is in the cit
from New York. He is looking into som
of the hig mining. smelling and othe
propositions of this region. where oppos
tunities in his line. which is understoo,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
FINE ORE DEEP
IN MAMMOTH
Mine Is Reported to Have
Opened Rich Copper Gold
Rock on 2,260 Foot Level.
OFFICIALS DO NOT CONCUR
CENT COPPER.
OFFICIALS DO NOT CONCUR

From reports that come from camp il
IS evident that the Mammoth Mining
company is developing a body Of ore on
the 2.260-fOOt or deepest level Of its prop
erty. that is altogether out of the ordi-
narv, thought it was impossible TO get an
acknowledgment to that effect from the
company's offices yesterday. 1t Is said
that there is twelve feet of ore being
opened up that is counted upon TO net the
company in the neighboThood of $40 per
ton. None of this ore has vet been mar
keted. but the first COuSignmentS are cN-
pected during the present week. The val
ues are said to run principally IN copper
and gold. though the ore is claimed to
carry some silver as well.
Director 7. W. Jennings was the only
company official who could he reached
during the day and he stated that the re
port was altogether exaggerated. The
ore, he stated. was encountered on this
level nearly a year ago. but the copper
market was not then strong enough to
justify the extraction and marketing of
the rock. which carried about : per cent
copper and little of value in other metals.
With the present high price of the red
metal il was decided that the ore could be
taken out and shipped at a profit and on
that account work had been resumed at
the depth mentioned. That, he declared.
was all there was to the story, Ii is be
1ieved, however. that the company is not
inclined to say all that might be said
concerning conditions in the mines deep
est workings. at least until time has been
had TO learn just what the development is
going TO amount TO.
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HIGGINSON LEASE
STILL IN THE llMELlGHT

Another vein of high grade ore was
struck during the morning shift yesterday
IN the HigEinSOn lease on Jumbo Exten-
sion ground. SAYS the Goldfield News. The
ore is light cOlored quartz and tale. con-
tanning a slight quantity Of sulphides. The
values were not suspected until a small
pan of crushed ore showed "A considerable
quantity of gold. Assays have not been
made of the ore, but number of pan
niTss prove that the entire vein is ship
ping ore of the first grade.
Developments on the vein encountered
several weeks ago show that, while eN
fensive il will not average much better
than so to the ton. while all that is being
taken from the new vein is in the 'Ore
sack class.
The high grade was first encountered in
an inch streak that formed a gouge
around a horse in the ledge, fifty feet
from the shaft on the 230-foot level The
horse was cut through and back of il
was high grade streak a foot wide, fol
lowing the hanging wall The main body
of milling ore extends several feet below
this streak Development work evidences
that the lead is steadily widening.
Friday Is d lucky day with the Higgin-
son people. The original location was on
Friday. Work was started on Friday.
The ledge was struck on Friday and the
high grade ore body was also found on the
sixth day of the week.
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SILVER PEAK MILLS
COMPLETION HURRIED

The Pittsburg Silver Peak Consolidated
has a force Of go men at work on the new
1Oo-stamp mill at Silver Peak, New. Near
" all of the machinery is on the ground
and il is calculated that the mill will be
i'm commission by mid-summsr- large
force of miners is employed in the mine.
blocking out ore and extending the drifts
and crOss-cuts. a well informed mining
man who visited the mine last week
stated that every days work at the pres
ent time is adding at least $4,000 worth OF
ore to the reserves blocked out in the
mine
The Silver Peak Valcalda is pushing
construction work on its new ten-stamp
mill. All tie machinery has been re-
ceived. and if there IS no unexpected de
lay. the stamps viii be dropping inside Of
ninety DAYS. Development work is pro-
crossing usual i'm the mine. which is
looking better than ever before il its his
tory.
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Public Has Evidently Pulled Out Of
the Market and Business Drags.

The local mining stock market Is
queter than il has been in months and
The trading that is done is practically all
of a professional character. Prices have
now reached level where holders, other
than those who may be compelled TO sell.
viii hardly allow their securities to go on
the market. The situation in the east has
created the impression that the market
viii be weak for possibly a month to come
and no one is disposed to sacrifice any
thing During the day total Of 4l,Si5
shares of stock. with a selling value of
S3f. Al 80 changed hands. These figures
include the unlisted stocks dealt in and
of which no itemized list of sales is made
for the press.
Following is the record of sales made
in the listed stocks during the two reg
Mar and Open hOarl Callst
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
just a Word With You
MIR. DySpCptiC

We say: PHOSPHO- PEPSIN tablets
WILL CURE your stomach troubles if
they are durable.
And il is so.
We have submitted our formula to your
druggist. and HE SAYS the same thing.
And it is SO.
You take NO CHANCES whatever
when you buy a box Of PHOSPHO-PEP-
SIN tablets from your druggist, for if
you take them according to directions
and they do YOU no good. go back to your
druggist and ne will return your money.
PHOSPHO-PEFSIN tablets ARE,
MADE Of pepsin. bismuth, golden seal,
nux VOnlica ipecac and acid phOsphates.
so YOU KNOW JUST WHAT YOU ARE,
TAKING.
Don't suffer any longer. get a box To-
DAY from your druggist; they cost but
25C.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
COPPER GLANCE DEAL
NOT YET CONSUM MATED

Il was persistentiy cOntended yester-
day that the Bingham Amalsamated com
pany. which is understood TO be eXeTcis-
ing control of the Copper Glance and 9TH
or propositions in the Bingham camp,
had closed a deal whereby control had
passed TO a powerful eastern syndicate.
The matter was chased down and it
was learned during the afternoon that
there was not the slightest foundation for
the report. or TumOT. Negotiations have
been pending for some little time. but
within the last day or two. 1t is said, an
extension of time has been asked for by
The fasteners and the same has been
granted. The proposition is being handled
by a well known lawyer Of TINS city. and
a s he was in Summit county on profess
sional business yesterday and could not
possibly have had anything to do with
The mining deal il is evident that the re-
port was without foundation
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DOINGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

Bingham STANDARD Copper got it's
bumps again yesterday. 1t sold down
from 76c to 74c. cash. and 500 shares were
sold at 73c seller sixty days. Copper
Glance. on rumOrs that a deal for the
property to eastern parties had been con-
summated sold up from &c to SOC, with
30I5c bid at the close. Newhouse sold at
81 121s and 81 p. while Ohio Copper was
delivered at s. 50. Western Nevada Cop
per was sold at S1.10 and les. Federal
Elv at sec Emma Copper at 4Sc. Ely
Witch at 81 10 and Biscuit at SOC and soc.
Yerington Copper was unchanged at zoe
asked. Ohio-Kentucky was oTTered at 81 %.
Flagstaff Consolidated at Sl-15. Thompson
at SEC Cedar at soc. New Stockton at Soc
Naildriver at soc and Revenue at zee Ma
son Valley was quoted at $1.60ds2.1 10 and
Talisman at 45cG65c.
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J. OsERNDORFER,
Stock Broker.
Tel. Sell 1872. 1s1 S. Main ST
Subscriptions for Shares in the Ne
Vada Rosebud Mining Co., Owning
the Brown Palace Group of Claims.

Subscriptions for a limited number
of shares of the treasury stock at sl.0.
per share in the Nevada Rosebud Min
ing Co. will be received at the Ma
tional Bank of the Republic for the
account of the Nevada Rosebud Min
ing Co. for the following few days
The Nevada Rosebud Mining Co.
owns and is operating the famous
Brown Palace group of claims in the
new district of Rosebud. Malcolm L.
Macdonald is the president, and Don
aid B. Giliies is vice-president of the
company.
The J. H. Macmillan Co, Inc,
Goldfield, Nevada.
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wire service. and from which it Is Sc
cured for use IN this department OF Inc
Herald.
Boston March 20-The market today
showed little feature worthy of mention.
The whole list was dull and the brokers
are all taking a rest In New YORK the
bear party tried hard TO break stocks ana
while they succeeded in getting prices
down little. any attempt to cover caGs-
ed a sharp rally. We see no reason 10
change our opinion of yesterday that ndll-
datiOn is practically over and that Tor
some time to come we shall nave a graz
ually rising market with small fluctua-
tions caused by the bear party trying 20
break prices gain.
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TO be largely brick and stone structural
work, are in sight.
Eureka Reporter:-Work has started
upon the foundation of the big steel shaft
house that is to be erected at the Cen
teHnia Eureka mine during the coming
summer 4 force of men were put to work
on this foundation this week and we un-
derstand that the work VIII be rushed
along rapidly from this time on The
number of men upon the payroll VIII be
greatly increased while this new shaft
house is being erected. The building will
be put up in sections and it is thought
that in this way il will not interfere with
the handling of ore underground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
CT Paine Webber & Co. Boston. together
with the range of prices of copper stocks
and other Boston listings in which the
west is interested. as well as "A similar
report on New York curb transactions a
feature that has just been added by
James A. Pollock & Co. to its private
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
Open Board.

Black Jack-10Gff63c.
columbus Con.-l0oGs5.35 ; 51d$5.30
DaIy-Judge-275uS 50. 80.
Jngot-s OO0d912c.
Lower Mammoth-100dS.l 10
Mountain Lake-200GS1C; 1.000GS0c, sell
er 90.
Nav Dav-J00d 2Si.C.
STAR. 000dS3c.
Nankee-1O0G6lC lO0lt60C; 1ooG59c.
Shares sold. %. 725.
Selling value, S1627S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
Metal Markets.

Silver. CSC per ounce.
Copper (casting). &C PER pound
Copper (cathodesl. 25i4c per pound.
Lead, IS per leo pounds
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Tonopah.
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday. as reported by Mccormick &
Co. amounted to S235,000. as follows: Sill
Yer. lead gold and copper ores. $4,000;
base bullion. $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-21
Our $500
Boys
Suit

When the Boy starts in on his
clothes there's always something do
ing, unless the suit is built for the
occasion. We have had made for our
trade Boys Suit to sell for $500
that is the limit of durable suit max
ing. Fabric is the strongest-seams
double sewed with strong thread
seat and knees dOuble-buttons on
to stay on-and nothing omitted
that could add to the durability of
the suit. Its a buster. You'll only
have to try one of these suits to be
convinced of its worth.
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Forenoon Sales.

Carisa-2O0d54c. 1O0053c.
Lower Mammoth-lG0nS2.l1 le. l0Jd$2- 10. =
Nevada Hilis-10OO S. 90.
Star Con-. 000G33c. seller 90.
Colorado Minng-2Gds2 10.
Ingot-1. SOFA loo
Mountain Tsake-30NS2c.
Seven Troughs-l00d56c 1G0t55c; foG0 j4c;
1O0d52c.
Yankce-7OOd62e -1JOd63c: J09d6lc; J00G
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Union Assay Offic.

NJ. S. Hanauer- J. V. Sadle-.
152 So. West Temple. P. o. box 1916
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New York Curb Close.

Stocks in San Francisco.
The closing quotations on Nevada
stocks in san Francisco yesterday. as re-
ported over the private wires of James
a Pollock & Co were as follows:
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Open Board.

Beck Tunnel-500dS1.1 -. fr
Black Jack-1O0d65c, 10GH6ic.
Colorado Mining-900dS2.4 5.
Con. MeTcur-200dJ0c.
Little Chief-J00dl5izc zf
Lower Mammoth-300GS2. 01i5.
South COlumbus-30Gd$1. >. -
Victor Con.-5061 iO1sc. 2
Shares sold. 21,1J0.
Selling value, SIS Is. 30.
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Afternoon Sales.

May Day-5O0d2Ic
Nevada Hills, 000G So 60.
IngOt-9. 0C009c.
Mountain Lake-150dS0c. x
New York-3O0G PIC; j00d 20i2c. 80
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
NO MORE PAY
FOR LEGISLATORS
Special to The Evening Journal.

DOVER, Del, April 26-The consu-
tutional term Of grace given the gov
ernor having expired, Governor Pres
ton Lea to-day allowed the following
legislative enactments regularly pas
sed by both Senate and House of Rep
personalities of Delaware, to die by
the pocket veto:
An act proposing an amendment TO
the constitution. Section Is of Article
.. Of the state of Delaware, relating
to the compensation of the members
and presiding officers of the General
Assembly.
Authorizing the Mayor and Council
Of Wilmington to establish public
Fairgrounds for the children of eacn
ward by borrowing $4,000 for the pur-
chase of parl, land in The First and
Third wards of the city Of Whining
ton.
Act in relation to the assessment
and collection of taxes defecuvely or
illegally assessed and levied against
property within this state for county
road and poor, municipal town and
school purposes.
An act TO amend Chapter 2l9, Vol
ume "a. Laws of Delaware, entitled
IAN act to provide graded school faci-
lities for the children of this State;
by extending the provisions of the act
to include schools in the city of VIII
mington."
An aQ TO suppress bucket shops.
An aof 20 amend frbantor 90 Vol
ume p, Laws of Delaware. entitled
AN act providing graded school faci-
lities for the children of this State
by increasing the appropriation for
each child admitted TO a graded school
Qrom SIS 10 SOD,
Act establishing and maintaining
state Hospital at Harrington Della
ware. and appropriatiag $4,000 and
thereafter $1,000 annually therefor.
Act to amend Chapter 2I7, Volume
%, Laws of Delaware. entitled an act
in relation to the collection of taxes
for Kent county providing new
method for collecting taxes"
! Act requiring an persons applying
for a license for BOAT or vessel, to
I dredge for oysters from the natural
I oyster beds Of this State to be solely
/ owned by said applicant or applicants.
who shall be a bonahde resident or
residents of this State.
Act TO provide for the permanent
improvement and maintenance of the
public highways in Kent county
Act to incorporate the Townsend
Trust, Title and Safe Deposit Com
/ pany
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
COLORED PASTORS
FAVOR ROOSEVELT

President Roosevelt is recommended
for another term in the report of the
state of the country, read by the Rov.
w. L. Castell before the Union A. NJ.
E. Conference. over which Bishop
Ruley is presiding, yesterday after
noon The report commends Presi-
dent Roosevelt for his impartial treat
ment Of the Afro-American people,
and adds.
1--WE condemn lynching and the al
legged crimes for which people are
iynched We characterize the whip
ping post as a punishment for crime
as barbarous Corporate trusts are
a menace and warfare nation between
nation, is uncivilized and unchristian.
We see great good in the Booker 7.
Washington Industrial School propa-
ganda and believe It is best for our
race. yet in the infancy of it's develop
ment.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
HEARING AT LEWES
ON CANAL PROJECT

Major c. A. f. Flagler United states
engineer i'm charge OF the district here.
met representatives of tho sections
bordering on the proposed Lewes
Canal connecting Rehoboth Bay with
Delaware Bay by way of Gordon's
Lake and Lewes River. at the Hotel
Rodney, in Lewes yesterday, and gave
them a hearing as To the needs of the
country for the canal
Congressman Burton, eX-Congress-
man Houston. George II. Townsend
and several representative men were
present
Evening journal., 1907-04-26

gramme was the singing of the Metro
politan quartette, composed of John
Hart, w. Hagmayer, J. Rox and r.
l.. zebley. Mr.. Har1 also gave sew
eral tenor selections.
Horace Harrison was the chairman
of the committee of arrangements and
Thomas f. Holland was secretary. d.
Taylor Bradford was master Of cere-
monies.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
5arbershop Improvement.

Andrew Dixon has just completed
some very important improvements
TO his barbershop. 217 West Seventh
street. He has installed a row Of
heavy plate glass mirrors on the east
wall, which, with new ceiling paper
of pleasing pattern, and wainscoting
of patent tling. with new electric
lights and a general renovation, COM
binos TO make one of the handsomest
barbershops in the city.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
BAYARD LEGION
SMOKER A SUCCESS

The smoker given by the Bayard
Legion last night, in its rooms in Ship
lex street, was the most successful af-
fair ever held by the club. The en-
tertainment committee outdid itself in
providing amusement for the members
and their friends.
An excellent musical and literary
programme was given and luncheon
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
FAIR COMMITTEE
WANTS CITY'S help
Probable That Council Will
Give $1,000 to Boom Viii
mingtOn Day

Mayor Wilson sent TO City Council
last night a communication asking
that the city appropriate money
toward making Wilmington Day al
the jamestown Ter-Contennial sue
cess. The mayor also announced
that the manufacturing interests OF
the city would contribute an amount
equal TO that appropriated by the
Council for the purpose The COM
munication was referred to the finance
committee, which body win recon-
mend, in all probability, that $1,000
be sne7t in that way.
Mayor Wilson informed Council OF
his appointment of Warner j. Taylor
TO be clerk TO the mayor and Execu
tive Board, and the appointment was
confirmed.
Mistake in Loan Ordinance.
Because the ordinance Of April H.,
1anz providing for a bond issue Of
S250,0OO for the improvement of the
city streets did not specify the matur-
ity dates of the bonds, Council took
steps toward repeating the ordinance.
and passed on first and second read
ings another ordinance setting forth
the necessary dates i'm order that the
legality of the issue max not be ques-
toned.
City Treasurer Blaine reported the
balance in bank to be S7319S32. His
collections during the week We're:
Eugene NJ. Savers. $500; George II
Mccall, 500; Benjamin T. Spence
$3.50
Monthly pay rolls were passed aa
follows: Council. s275e6 police ST..
ll1,74; miscellaneous, SSl76.23
Land For Parks.
The finance nd law committees re-
| ported favorablv on the recommenda-
tion Of the Park Commission that the
properties at Fifteenth and Market
I seventeenth and West and at Mary
/ land avenue and Oal street be pur-
/ chased for park purposes Ciiy
/ Solicitor Townsend reported that tho
/ Seventeenth street property had been
purchased by the city for 5000, and d
| check for thea mount was ordered
drawn IN the solicitors name to pay
for the land
The same committees also submitted
/ a favorable report on the ordinance oi
] the I8nNIM oA Nnltl commissioner
providing for loan of 100000 @
complete and operate the now city
water system. Later the ordinance
was read for the last time and pas
sod.
Want Salary For Deputy Judge.
Mr Taylor presented an ordinance
providing for an annual salary of S52l
for the deputy city court Judge, anc
the same was given the usual readings
and referred TO the law committee.
Alfred b. Moore was reelected :
sinking fund commissioner to succeed
himself.
The anticipating ordinance recon
mended by the Board of Health cam
up for first and second readings ap'
YVES referred to the law committee.
The Board Of Education sont q
Council an estimate of S2'Tli2S9 a.
its receipts and expenditures for th'
fiscal years 1907 and ls0S and th'
same was referred TO the finance com
mittee. The report of the board Is
in accordance with the act creating
the body.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
A New sonq Hit.

Don't fail to get a copy Of Charles
r Edwards latest and best song hit
Good Night but Not Goodbye" The
sweetest melody ever set TO words by
the popular composer. Already hav-
ing a. big sale by the publishers, Brown
and Edwards, zoo West Seventh
stroet.e
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
MERCHANTS ELECT
NEW OFFICERS

The annual election Of officers Of the
Mercantile Association last night re-
suited as follows James c. O'Neal
was unanimously reelected president;
A. J. Rumford, secretary and Daniel
Z. DuRoss, treasurer; +. H. Steinel
Vice-president; William Lawton, j. ;.
Clark and w. z. strong, directors.
Addresses were made by President
O'Neal. Mr.. DuRoss and Mr.. Steinle.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
Bishop coleman's May Appointment.


Bishop Coleman's appointments for the
month OF May arc:
May 2-Evenng, Milisboro.
May 3-Evening. Long Neck.
May 5-Flnh Sunday after Easter a.
n.. st. Johns Church. Wilmington; o. m.'
Claymont, evening. Newark.
May G-Evening, Seaford.
May IA. NJ. and p. M, seaford S. s.
Institute.
may 7-Evening. Harrington.
May l0-Evening. Grace Church, Bran
dywina hundred.
May l2-sunday after Ascension Day.
a. m.. smyrna; p. m- Townsend; evening.
Middletown.
May -Whitsunday. q. M. Little Hill;
D. m. Bread creek; evening. Laurel
May I-Eyening, Calvary, Wilmington.
May % -Evening. Clayton.
June 2-First Sunday after Trinity. A..
NJ. Ellis Grove; p. M, Little Greek: even
ing De,mar.
Juno 3-st. AIattheW's Wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
RooFING AND SCOUTING.

WM T.. WILLIAMS co.
jos w Tenth 81. Roofing. Spouting ana
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating ana yentilating. Repair
ing promptly done. Phones. ably
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
Removal Notice

Menter & Rosenbloom Company are
now located at Gl5 Market street in
a handsome store whore you can buy
clothing on credit az cash store prices.'
Evening journal., 1907-04-26

Does your Furniture need repairing
Perhaps it's a porch rocker couch par
lor suite or bed room suite. Try Nc
Mahon's, Fifth and King.
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
Geo. W. Jackson. Jr.

Has opened shop for posting, dlstribut-
ing ana shipping. at 9l7 shipley street rear.
Prepared to attend to all business at once.
References. Charles II. Blaine. George W.
Mccall and Union News. a2o-lm
Evening journal., 1907-04-26
PLUMBING

JOHN b. DUNBAR, Plumber gas end
steam filter 507 Shipley st., Wilmington.
Del. Delmarvia Phone 32fl a9-lm