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detected by the odor arising from the
earth and there is every Indication that
natural gas and asphaltum Will be UNI
covered In big quantities, Tempting
offers have heen turned down by the
finders who intend to commence work
at once, expecting confidently 10 reach
abe flow at depth Of less than 1000
feet.
The Ophfr in the Statellns district
Is 10 resume operations May / after a
long shutdown A force Of twenty
men will be PIT 20 work and c. Il.
Peak who is up from the district says
preparations for an active campaign
are now under way. The mine Is a
good one, but internal difficulties
among the old owners has been of
Tered as q reason for suspension OF
work Hamilton Carhart OF Detroit is
In fun control. The Sunflower claim
m the Big Fourteen group is the scene
of great activity. Mr.. Peak secured
piece of sylvanite az large as a tea
cup. This stuff goes In the neighbour
hood Of $4,000 per ton and Is found
in pockets In a shaft down forty feet.
AS depth is gained the pockets grow
larger, The Reuben group is looking
better with additional development,
The recent behavior OF the Lower
Mammoth. Uncle Sam, Beck Tunnel
Colorado, May Day and other mines
has created great attention towards the
Ttntic district, E. C. Coffin has re-
turned from a trip to that part OF the
country enthusiastic over showlngs In
the Uncle Sam. The S00-fooS level.
worked thoroughly after studying the
location OF ore bodies in the GodIva,
is showing a big body Of good ore and
while development is not fer along
yen a width of from 80 to 40 feet has
been uncovered In one place. Through
this mass runs a streak OF rich ore from
G to IL feet in width. This stun Is be-
lieVed TO be continuation OF the Beck
Tunnel misunderstanding vein and II
it is proved 10 be the same, IL Is more
than likely the Uncle Sam has 1000
feet of Beck vein to work This is but
one Of many other similarly significant
developments In the Tintic district.
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BIAcKHoRsE DISTRICT.
Properties Are Being Developed for
MI Dcspera ndun and Ohana-

A. G. Burrtt, general manager of the
Nh Desperaudum Mining company
leaves for BlackhoTse district. Nevada,
within day or SO for the milne. Mr.
Burrtt announces that work is to be
commenced npon the property In great
shape as soon az q good sized gang or
workmen can be assembled at the mine.
Material and supplies we're shipped
sorne time ago and are now la readl-
ness for the men. A dozen men at least
are to be put TO work al once and more
will be added to the force as progress
1ustifies. Mr.. Burritt says that while
he is confident the Nil Desperandum
has the making OF big mine,
he does not care TO make any big pre-
diciions for 1t until more development
has been done A well defined lsdge
has been traced through the property
and three shafts are being sunk upon
this.
The Ohana Mining company, also
new one In the Blackhorse district. ls
10 commence work as soon as materials
and men can be gathered at the prop
erty. Three large Lodges are exposed
ON this property and plenty OF ore, sut-
hcientIy rich for shipping has
been uncovered Several shafts, rang
ing In depth from 10 TO Is feet. constt-
tute the work done so far on the Ohana
holdings
II, r. Weaver, NOW registered at the
Cullen hotel, has taken UP AN option on
good property In The Osceola district
and Is planning 20 erect a concentrating
plant on the grouRs a nine-foot vein
of tungsten ore has been uncovered.
The property was located by j. II, Mcr-
ritt, from whorn Mr. Weaver got his
option.
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LOCAL. WRITER'S
TURN MAGNATES
Salt Lake Newspaper Men IncOr-
porate Reuben Mining Com
pany OF StateIne.
SECURE PROMISING GROUPE.
F'ifts Foot Shaft Being Dropped
Through Big Body OF Rich
Gold Ore.

A number o. local knights Of the pen
ell. more commonly known as news
paper men, who have been writing
about their fellow men getting vast
fortunes In mining, have decided to
take a fling at the game themselves.
The result Is that the Reuben Gold
Mines company flies its articles OF in.
corporation Today and with this for
nailty VIII inaugnrato a campaign Of
active development upon the proper
ties In tho Statelne district. The OIL
GERS and directors of the new company
are; William r. Dooley president; C.
H. Peak. vice presidents Lewis II.
Beason- formerly mining editor Of the
News secretary and treasurer. Hor-
ace Dunbar; L. t. CammomEle; J.. w
Sprague and Will c Higgins.
The company has acquired control OF
five olaims on Rice Mountain ny the
hest portion OF Stateline district and
their holdings show every Indication OF
becoming a big mime A shatt 50 feet
deep has opened ore going S29 In gold
The whole bottom of the shaft is lined
with thls stun and open cuts made on
the various claims have exposed good
ore The company is Incorporated for
l,000.00o shares at 81 per share. OF this
amount 100000 shares are to be turned
into the treasury.
The Stateliue district is coming to
the front Ia mining circles rapidly and
g p. Pehk, who has Just returned from
that neck OF the woods, says the terri
tory never looked half so good TO him
as II does now and he's been there
long time. With the shaft already
into something which seems now to
have no end nor sides the newspaper
men mining nlagnates arc hopeful and
anticipate great things. So optimistic
are they that they are already talking
about the time when the only writing
that they win do Will be signing their
sgnature 70 dividend declarations.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
WORK BEING RUSHED.


Work on the excavations for the
foundations OF the great smelteT build
ings of the Stcptoo company az NoGill
is now being rushed by electric llSht-
The electric light wires have been
strung from the conpAny's power
house TO the points at which the men
are working and the steam shovel
work nOW continues steadily, day and
night, says the White Pine News
This Oh ange was made necessary be-
cause u the immen mass OF earth
that must be removed for the Won
derful cluster OF buildings at McGill.
By day work alone the excavations Tor
foundations would extend for con-
siderable period into the present sea-
son, The night work will cut the time
consumed In half But even thls does
not satisfy the engineers In charge ot
the work Another mammoth steam
shovel has been ordered to hasten the
completion Of the work OF excavation
1t win be an SIS ton shovel. one OF the
largest made, When this is received
and It Is now on the way TO the snlelt-
err, the completion of the excavations
for the foundations will be only q
matter OF short time. The force oL
workmAn at the smelter site is rapidly
being Increased and during the season
there WIN be several thousand men
employed there,
Like the work on the smelter the
work ola the Nevada Northern railroad
up the Robinson canyon TO the mines
j. being pushed With ceaseless vispr,
The tunnels are nearly finished, and
the roaabed all the way to Copper
Flat Is being put in good shape 50
that when the opening OF the tunnels
permits the passing OF work Trains
the track can pe laid in the shortest
possible Tune The completion OF the
railroad to the Nevada Consolidated
mines will be quickly followed by the
shipping in ot the heavy machinery
needed for moving the masses of ore
destined for the smelter The install
ling OF the machinery at the mines
will keep pace with the work at the
smelter site so that when the first unit
OF the big plant az McGill is completed
and read Tor the handling of ore, the
mines will he ready TO commence ship
ments. Hundreds Of iron workers.
machinlsts and building mechanics
will be engaged in the work, both at
the snelter and at the mines. and
this will mean vastly increased pay
roll for the camp and greater pros
pe1.ify for the business men here.
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DOING IN
STOCK MARKET
Dealings Were Small and LanguiG
And Indicated But Slight
Speculative Interest.
THE TENDENCY WAS UPWARDS
Many Stocks Atnde Good Gains---Somc
Reaction, Then Fresh Demon.
stratlon OF Strength, '4-

New York April 9,--rhe small opening
dealings In stocks Indicated mnguld
speculative interest and the mixed price
changes were small outside OF few
prominent favorites, Canadian Pacific
rose "a and Smelling l.
Only slight interruption occurred to
the advance which the ground lost was
made UP again, The principal features
were Smelling, which improved ga Cam
adam Pacific ;. Union Pacific southern
Pacific, ST. Paul, Great Northern pre-
terred, Northern Pacific, Reading. Colo
RADIO and Southern, Anal earratsd Copper
Lead 10 ~.
A fresh demonstration OF strength after
a slight reaction conferred In new stocks,
the average level recovering onl5 10
about the best prices If the FIRST hour
Reading rose ~, Great Northern prefer
ed and some others a point
Bonds were heavy.
The operators succeeded In checking the
decline by bidding up Smeltiug, Although
that stock rose "a. the rest OF the list re-
manned languld, Business became almost
nominal
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TRADING GROWS
IN new STRENGTH
Utah Stocks Are in Demand and
Big Blocks Change
Hands.
UNCLE SAM GAINS 8 CENTS.
DaIy-Juciee is Conspicuous ON Account
or Its Absence-~NfaS Day Lunps
Heavily

Trading continues Ia show an I'M
movement and former confidence ~
growing rapidly ia the local nlt'llts
stock exchange, This morning S tFila-
Ing resulted in $3.50 shares changing
hands. The total selling value repre-
scented was SIS, TO3 25, very sa''s'tlS'
tory figure, especially when compared
with those OF preceding days. ut@l'
stocks we're active and bronsht soou
nrio.s as whole Uncle sam lead tne
hunch, although one sale OF Blsiy paS
marked the transfer OF e'Vuu sne a 81,
Uncle Sam climbed Genus uutilS 49,, 80
neay-v seller. while blocks OF s,VVv 80
Inc al one Jump were frequent. rms
sort or trading shows that there
,noss,, behind the market and SHOWS
,bot b1tvers arc so confident IN resNlu
~ rrtah stocks that they are WILING
10 take big blocks AT ssif hgures-
Daly Judge is dark hogse e-,r
seems stronger. There are NV ~
COWS around town Who assert tllst
~ 4hss the stock Is TO go lower Win
in 4 short time. offering as their reason
tnr This attitude, that the mine is pIaS
W., out of first class ore ana calllio Chino,
MI, enoueh second class ore 10 Peg
AZ "a cents per share dividend eve
~, quarter. There are many persons
Who are Indignant AZ these Ie'o .irs
and their faith in the nlihe ESe'
uhsn .,,s ar,-nntent il * hardly reason-
Wo s,s y ~ mat any mining corn
aple 70 pte s,nrt distrihutlng STls cents
Iany VII ssrt ar,, o,inrter. or over LIZ
rsn,s nor share per month Win huN
s orn,, oh ore in sight to cover more thais
me AZ ryo dividends The rumof OF
o'' campaign for control OF me props 70
~ is gaining IN belief, and oW sha W, w.
r. svide-spread circulation OF the ru-
s eon the crowd conducting me eau .l
nalvn has drawn into us smell UNI
things duleten down a olt. ,ns ara
The forenoon's qrotauons' Se'''
totals follows
TopAY's QUOTATIONS.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago April Realizing BY local
wheat market The selling was brought
out by the Liverpool cables which showed
the wheat market there to be only steady
Notwithstanding the advance here Wealth
sr conditions In Kansas and Nebraska
were unfayorable TO the growing crop no
rain having been reported. May opened
unchanged to u lower at ms To 7siz SOLD
OF TO 7e5sGis9a. and then rallied to u on
buying by commission houses.
Corn was firm on buying by shorts and
cash houses. Local receipts were consider
opened shade 10 Y higher at t63s 20 4ais
Trading In oats was active ard The tons
firm There was a good 40 1and for
September based on damage reports from
higher al a2Ts to 70,
Provisions were firm because OF a TO 10
cent advance in the price of live hogs
Trading WAS light. May pork was UP II
cents at Is0 ard was up 70 ~ cents
al s-6Tit to 80 and ribs were 5611s cents
higher az sly,
Sentiment continued beartsh partly be-
cause OF the government report 70, be ls,
sued tomorrow which IT was thought
might not show as much do mage by green
bugs and drouth as had been reported
The low point for May was 56St, The close
was easy, May ss6H lower, at 7sM47GB
Corn-A firm tone prevailed throuSho,lt,
The high point for May was 4dss. The
close was firm with May up hsrA at isS.
Cash. Wheat-No- req fluNAi NO. .
red. 75df6; No. hard, 75tf77s: NO 3 hard,
esd15 No. / northern, sIdSi; No. . north
ern. s0sfS3 No, spring 7Iats2
Corn--No 2. -; No. 3, 4aa4ii4A.
Cats-No. 2 and No, g. nothing doing
Close: Wheat--May, ItNM7e1s July ISH
die.
Gorn-May and July. 4sss
Onfs.-May AN: July. SSh
Pork-May, 1924: July. 1910
I-ard-May, $40; July. Ssi1s
Rlbs-hIay. $50; July. sl5-
Rye-C ash. 61a69la
Barley--Cash 6odfO-
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool April s,--Closc; Wheat
May, Is ia, Iuly, 6s 7sd.
The weather In England today was
shUwcry
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TODaY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, April e.--CTosc Prime
mercantile paper B@6h
Sterling exchange heavy with actual
business In bankers bills AT f,S5-sO 20
1885 for demand, and al f.SI-D5 %
i.Sg for 90 day bills; posted rates,
1-s255 a. 1888 aud i,s0 q asa * c0ni-
ncrcIaI bills, 1-S1 a.
Bar silver. 6Sh
Mexican dollars SO
Government bonds, steady: rail
roads, heavy.
Money on call easy. 1 y @e1 rnl.
ing rate, per cent closing bid, iai
offered. 2.
Time loans, duh: go days 4 e per
cents 40 days, JR@ss SIX months, 8
per cent.
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Finest Blue Grass
Sod.

Ready FOR lawns AT reaschao'e
price, can supply lawns either large
or small
do you want 10 sell real csiAteS
List Your property with us we
guarantee fair treatment and make
every effort to satisfy both buyer
an,i seller
we have the exclusive agency for
Some Of tho best properties Doth
homes and for buslness) the mar
ket AFFORDS No trouble to answer
questions or TO show properties to
Intending purchasers
GEORGE NJ. CANNON COMPANY,
Rooms 5ls-slS Templeton Building.
Phone Rel 81.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tho Aetna Real Estate & fnvt Co.
part OF lot g. block 50, plat B.-.,,,..
l.. s. clark TO Florence NJ. Ensign.
part OF lot II block %. 5-acre A.
A, J. Rance 20 Eliza Rlsley, part OF
lot 8, block &c. plat b. ........n,..- Ia
Mrs. F. T. Davis TO i, Gillespie.
lots and 4. block !, ThompsOn's
sue .--s-..., Observation-Disclosures lF
IT, C. Hoffman ct al to C. c. Nelson
ct al lots and 8 block I. North
Columbia, sub .,..--.,....--.:r
Nellie Williams ct al 70 s. l.. Sc,
curlty & Trust Co, lot I, block 80.
1o-acre A Observation-Disclosures. ~
Walker Bros. bankers, TO Mary A.
Brown, lot p block r. plat j: lot 4.
block il, plat Observation-Disclosures. IS,
Christian S. schettler and wife to
Agatha p. Schettler S II, lot q.
block .. Walkers sub. A....,.,..
Ffesey SGuires to Anna Anderson.
part lot is. block l6. 5-acre A.,n--., 30
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VIA NIAGARA FALLS AND
LEHIGH VALLEY r. r.
To New York.

delightful trip at any season. The
route OF the Lehfgh Valley Is famed for
it's scenic beauty and comfort Is as
snred on its vestlbuIed trains. It's
double track is stone ballasted
throughout, and trains are protected
by automatic electric block signals.
Your local ticket agent win sell you
tickets reading over the Lehigh VAL
ley from Niagara Falls or Buffalo to
New York or Philadelphia
Descriptive matter mailed on request
to Chas. S. Lee, G, p. A, l45 Liberty
St New York.
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BIDS WANTED

Sealed proposals viii be received Tor
the following Concessions at Wanda
mere. season 1907.
Candy Stand Privilege.
lee Cream privilege
Soda Fountain privilege.
Soda Water stand privilege.
Pop Corn privilege
Restaurant and Sandwich privilege.
All proposals must he submit ttea be.
fore April rs, The management 10.
serves the right 10 reject any or all
bids. For further particulars see
ED McLEI.LANp. MEr
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$4,000 ACRES OF LAND
To be Thrown Open for settlement

Under the Carey Land Act and Twin
Falls North Side Canal, In the Twin
Falls Country, Idaho. on Monday.
April 22nd, On same date, lots In tho
new Miner TownsIte will BIO sold
Take the Oregon Short Line to MIL
ner, Tickets on sale April Itch to
a1st, fifteen days limit. Round trip
from Salt Lake s1055. Proportion
ately low rates from other points.
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RAILROAD BOYS IN IT.
Ric Grande Men Interested In Sem.
mole Mining Company

Among the youngest mining conpan-
les formed recently 10 develop pro per-
ties in the Gold Springs district in the
Seminole Mining company. which con-
sists OF railroad boys, all in the employ
Of the Rio Grande Western Railway
company In this city. w. NJ Hunts
berger chief clerk IN the passenger de-
partment Is president Of he company.
r. s. Hlll, an at;ache OF The baggage
department Is wee president ana ii. II.
Crandall is secretary Ind treasurer. The
board Of directors comprises these men
and the following. F. 7. Gundy and j.
D. FeHny The Seminole company's
holdings comprise five claims west OF
The Amethyst and south Of The Jennie
and Snowflake q most promising local.
IT'S Work VIII be started at once.
Among the first steps 10 be taken WIN
be the sinking of n shaft on several
ledger Including combinations of the
Jennie and Snowflake lodges. which
have proven SO rich In gold ore. Very
lttle work has been done so Far but
r. $. Htl who has returned from tho
property brought some samples which IL
IS believed win go high In gold aud sill
ver values
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANS HIP
NOTICES.



IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division IN and fOr Salt Lake COiln-
W, state ~ Utah IN she matter Of the
estate OF Robert Daft, Deceased Notice
Tor Inc Issuance 10 Utah Savings Il Trust
Company of Letter of Administration In
the estate o. Robert Daft. deceased has
been set Cor bearing on Saturday, the aQl h
day uf April a D. 1871, at 10 o'ctdek a.
Court Room ~ said Court, In salt Lake
Clsy. Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk ~ said Court With
the seal thereof atnxed this Sth day Of
April. a, y. 1901
CSaall ], u, EI.DREDGE. JR. Clerk
by w II flarnswcrth. Deputy Clerk,
Richards, Richards q h'erry, Attorney
FOR Petitioner.
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Are You Going ON a Mlsslon9

II so come to us for Photos as we
Will make you special discount Mon
roe Studio, sc w. End South. We will
take rate tickets from any other studio
at face value,
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w. A. DuvA1L.
wall Paper Announcement

our new wall papers are now In. We
eau show you the most beautiful line
Of foreign ana domestic decorations
ever shown IN the city no w, End
so Both Phones
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TNFoR,fArIoN WANTED.

Anyone knowing the address OF Prof.
MetcaIf formerly connected with the
Perpont School Of OrAtory, Salt Lake
City Will confer favor BY addressing
tho Deserct News.
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II you desire to buy or sell real estate
IN any part OF the city or state. II win
be TO your interest to communicates
With the Geo. O. Cannon Association,
"A East South Temple St. Both phones
80
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Good home cooking. Regular din
ner. csc, Steaks and short orders all
day ls West Third South Street
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Gait Lake Photo supply Co.
Hodaks. finishing. framing. lAl s.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS


Local settling prices IS reportru
BY The American smelling and no
1nlng company;
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Cannon s Cannon Mining stock Broh-
eFs IS ~ SO Tenn Ind, Tel eel: He'll nv
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE

j. IT, Snow a Co.. Stock Brokers
~ Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1918
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A. s. CANPRELL,
Stock Isrokor. ale ID w. Walker Block
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REGULAR CALL.

REGULAR CALL.
Lower AIammoth--1Oo at G,0714
buyer CO. 500 az 2,e21+
Colorado Mlning-l.A 400 al p.3O,
South Columbus Com, 500 at l,25;
100 at 1.325a
Tetro---l 600 at IL,
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel--2oO at LIS.
Colorado. 900 at ESQ; 200 at
Ingot--i 900 at 9ls
Lower Mammotn--20O AT 2,O2is.
Nevada Hils-30O at $40.
Mountain Laiia--l0O at -,
So Columbus con,-lo0 at I-s5i
BOO at 1.2T1s
Uncle sam Con,-I.OO0 at "a; zoo
az IS; 1000 at So. buyer so; 500 at
be 800 at 81
Victor Consoldnted--1,Q 900 at lO1a
May Day--5.QoO at IS.
REHABILITATION,
Shares. Value
Rogular call ,,.,,., $500 s.t325o
open board -,-''.-2t'EbN 2p'zs0.le
forenoon totals. -, .as,s5o s2s,1o3,26
---.--s--.--------
GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BRoKERs. 80 n So Temple Both
Phones p,0.
Bird Cowan Co.
Custom AsSayors aud Chemists. 60
South West Temple st.
70. NJ WEST a CO. stock brulvers
d. y. Walker Hlk. Tel, lG5; res s5lo-H-
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NJ, S. Hauauer J. " saaler
lSa So. West Temple p o box l4s6
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Bird CoNSan Co.
Custom AsSayoTs and Chemists. 60
South West Temple 81,
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70, NJ WEST a CO.. stock brolters
d. y Walker Hlk- Tel, lG5. res- s5lo-H-
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REHABILITATION

GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS'. % n SO Temple Both
Phones $40.