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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-30
Surprise students.

University students boarding at
the Limits" on East state street
were very pleasantly surprised Fri
day evening by number OF their
college friends. The evening was
spent In games and music after which
refreshments were served. Those
present woro; Thoo, Bennett, Gladys
luehos, Alice shepherd. Jennie
Cover and the Misses Morrison.
King, nelkuap, and Messrs. Achle
Strnng and Paul Bower
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-30
dslsS kLInttBoc.Ssa

., Miss I,.'l>s Nettie Z. BogArdu.. Ri ''I
u, ~ LWesttield, N. Y. writes, 10
) I have been a great us.,'
from sick headaches, bat an M, y
entirely free from that touSl. I
have not felt 80 well in i, ~
s as l do now. Iwould econn.. y.
Peruna and Manalin to an 4
terers' I will say, God BIAS \
Hartman and his wonderful =,
I edies."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-30
Better
Than
Your
Memory

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business transactions absolutely
corrcct Nou can rely on the
record al your checking account.
Whco yoa desire Go refer to past
transactions, a checking account
furnishes reliable data--eAslly
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Fay b. cheek la every transaction.
We invite your checking account.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-30
Smiles

or course, President Campbell
and Senator Miller will be able to
convince the Linn county Changers
that a quarter of a million biennial
ly for one institution of higher edu-
cation is all right AS well make Il
half a million.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-30

Il is barely possible that the pur-
chase Of 1000 acres Of land for the
state site for the feeble minded insti-
tuition will be treated as business
matter. Waldo and West may buy
land for the people as they would for
themselves, on merit. Sanitary CON
dltions, timber supply and running
springs may be considered. That
would appeal to persons OF ordinary
common sense as about right.
Albany is to be put on the circuit
OF the theatre trust.
There is something absurd in call
ing in question little matter of
100000 in fees taken by one state
official In eight years, only s12.5OO
a year, besides his salary. A little
thing like that would not have been
noticed in anyone else by Mr.. Dun
bar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-30
Asylum Dance.

fNNf hffff'f
Tho employees special monthly
dance was given at the asylum Fri
doy night as a sort of an Easter par
ty and proved 10 be one ofItho prot-
tlost and most cnpoyohlo parties Civ
ON there since che Christmas dance.
Tho han last night was very ap-
propriately decorated An of the
decorations were suggestive ot
Easter and the oncct was very
prettlly carried out The walls were
covered with spreading hemlock
houghs ANA occasionally large
Easter rabbit The stage was
also decorated with green boughs
and a great number OF pottod
plants A large number of invited
guests from the city were present
who passed most enjoyable time.
Punch was served throughout the
eyenlng aud the music was furnish.
cd by the asylum orchestra.
VIII Entertain basketball Team.
Miss Thoo Bennett and George
simpson, managers of the University
basketball teams viii entertain the
mombors OF their club at the home
OF Miss rheo Bennett next Tuesday
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
SHOSHONE ON WAY
TO PROFIT PERIOD
Company Bends All Energies
Upon Making the Mine
Pay Dividends.
DONALD B. GILLIES
PASSES THROUGH ZION
Reports Fourth Level Banner
Showing Upon This Great
Gold Property.

That the Shoshone Consolidated com
pany, at the head Of which is Charles
M. Schwab, the Pittsburg steel king,
is bent upon placing the famous Sho-
shonc property into shape for divi-
dend paying proposition, and that all
other consid crntions arc thrown to the
winds, was stated Friday morning by
Donald 3. Ciillics. the chief expert of
Mr. Schwab s staff. Mr.. Gillies passed
through Salt Lake enroute TO Tonopah.
Bullfrog and Greenwater, and ex-
pressed himself quite freely with several
local stockholders in the Shoshone Con
solidated company.
a great deal has been written about
the developments upon the 4Oo,foot
level of the Shoshone mine, but little
if any detail has been ohtainable about
this new and interesting portion of the
property, Mr.. Gillies assured his Salt
Lake friends that the fourth level was
the banner one of the mine so far de
veloped, and this means that trcmen-
dous amount of rich resources have
been added to the Shoshone mine during
the past few months work. Even more
interesting deve lopments can be expect
cd within n short time as the main
working shaft reaches depths heretofore
unsounded
This three-compartment shaft rs be
ing driven with all possible speed by
the present Shoshone management, and
the 800 and the 4O0-foot levels both
will be exploited from this working as
soon as il reaches those depths. In ad-
dition TO such work, the shaft will be
sent right on down to great depths, each
successive level opened as reached. The
work of sinking will be greatly as
sisted by the installation Of the power
full steam hoist now euroutc 10 the
mine. Mr.. Gillies stated Friday that
by March tho first, the company expects
the large mill to he in running order,
and after the management has started
this accessory it viii not be long wait
for generous dividends.
The Shoshone developments are being
watched with great interest in Salt
Lake. for there are several investors
here who have evidenced their faith in
this great property by becoming stock
holders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
BIC FUND CREATED
TO FIND RESOURCES
Western Nevada Copper Com
pany Lays Aside Hundred
Thousand Dollar Fund.
WILL BEGIN SOON TO
DEVELOP THE MINE
Utahns and Boston Capitalists
Again Prepare to Score
at YeringtOn.

With an abundance of resources with
rhich to carry forward the campaign
of development work in n manner ado-
uuate TO the Importance of the ppopo-
sitlcn in hand, and with some of the
most powerful talent known 10 the
Eastern and Western mining and rapi-
talistic circles interested. the Western
Nevada Copper company is on the eve
of starting activity upon the NerlDGton
copper property within its ownership,
The New York Office of the company
has made the announcement that the
treasury of the organization is in
splendid shape for the season ahead of
the management. and no expense will
be spared in placing the property in
ideal shape for work.
It is stated from the same source
That the company has a surplus of
100000 in the treasury, which has been
dedicated to the cause OF exploration.
This amount is expected TO be suffi-
cient for demonstrating that the COM
panv has one of the banner copper
propositions in the Yerington district,
and that Will mean one of the great
red metal producers in the State of
Nevada.
Should subsequent developments de-
mard more liberal outlay of capital
for this purpose, the officials of the
company have such confidence in their
possessions that the financial eud of
the enterprise will create no fear,
II is understood that Maurice Nj,
Johnson, chief of the Newhouse scaff of
experts, now is making his final exam
inatiou of this Yerington property, and
following his inspection he viii draw
up the plans for going into the heart
Of The resources There are few camps
that offer such inducements "a Yer
ingtou, being located in 81 splendidlv
blessed corner of Nevada. with AN
abundance of nature s mining supplies
near at hand, and with railroad only
z question Of very few months As
is usual with nearly all the Yerington
organizations the Western Nevada Cop
per company is composed almost entire
" of Utah talent, with inst a dash of
Boston interests or the side 20 give
the real copper flavor SO desirable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
SILVER GOING HIGHER.
Simon Guggenheim Looks for Seventy
Five Cent Level.

Utah mining circles can not help but
be greatly impressed by the quoted pre-
diction of Simon Guggenheim to the eff
feet that silver is bound to reach -
cents an ounce early this year. just
what 10 cent silver means 10 Utah can
be better appreciated when il is rcmem-
bered that during the past year the
mines OF the State produced l5,9sl,3l5
ounces Of the white metal, and the av
eraGe price of silver during 1906 was
66.5S6 cents per ounce. The steady lift
ing of silver prices during last season
has greatly encouraged the production
from mines that have been idle for
many years. and 1t is thought that sew
eral active companies will be added to
utah's silver list during the present
year,
The present week has been especially
n favorable one for the Utah producer
of precious metals Silver has lifted
above 40 cents already. and il has been
holding rather firmly below that level.
Lead. and Utah is not the smallest lead
producer in the Union. is bringing Sc
per hundred pounds at this time, the
price having remained at S5.75 for
months. During 1906 Utah mines pro-
duced ll5,0lS,Sl7 pounds OF lead. This
output never was eQualed in the history
of the State. and il shows how the ljft.
ing metal market has caused a general
regeneration OF silyeT-lead producers Of
the State.
During 1906. Utah sent a total of G7.-
3o3,36I pounds of copper into the chan
nels of commerce. The present year
will be a still finer season for red metal.
producers, the Bingham properties just
beginning to get into shape for active
extraction and marketing of their cop
per ores. The present price OF copper
is extremely satisfactory. although a
higher level is freely predicted During
the present week Utah copper producers
have recivd 90 3.S cents per pound for
their metal. Everything is contribut-
ing TO prosperity in Utah mines, and the
level of the metal market means great
deal TO tie operators of the Stale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
BINGHAM-NEW HAVEN.
Eastern Stockholder Very Muchi Pleased
With the Past Year

From the East comes the report that
Louis S. Stoddard, the New Haven
banker prominently interested in the
Bingham New Haven Mining company
is entirely pleased with the manner in
which the properties Of this company
responded to the efforts of the manage
ment during 1906. The organization is
in an extremely satisfactory condition.
and he predicts that 1907 viii find the
company able to make much better
showing in every way than during the
season just closed. He expects the
dividend record 10 ne a much more
generous one, although 1906 was a sea-
son of liberal returns.
Mr.. Stoddard and associates also arc
in control of the Dixie group AT ST.
George. Utah, and the smelter at Shem
City. He states that the properties Of
the company have been operated during
1906 with gratifying results, the most
important development being that
which demonstrated the presence of
high-grade copper-bearing ores at a
depth of over 1900 feet in the shaft or
at vertical depth of 1900 feet. IT, is
the same locality that is attracting con
siderable Boston and Utah capital. and
the results Of the new year are conf
IDENTIFY expected 20 be to the complete
satisfaction of all concerned.
Mr.. Stoddard is one OF the many
prominent fasteners who have backed
up his faith in Utah mineral ground by
making generous expenditures of capi-
tai in order TO prove his Judgment. and
he is one of the many who have had the
qualification of seeing complete success
attend his efforts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
Mining Notes

Judge John A, Street, director Of the
Western Utah Copper company, is back
after an extended visit to Eastern
points.
Fred T, McGurrin. one Of the promi-
nent stockholders in the Chicago Ne
yada company, is up after several days
illness.
G, p, Harvielle. one Of The members
of the Cherokee Nevada company's . Of
fetal family, has returned from visit
To the property,
Louis D. Gordan, the discoverer Of
Round Mountain, and now a resident Of
this city, purchased n seat upon the To-
cal exchange Friday.
Supt. B. l.. Cutler, of the st. George
Copper company, is in from the Dug
way property, and reports that the two
faces still continue in the same char
acter Of satisfactory resources.
On The second floor Of the Hooper
block is being established Yeriugton
headquarters. the Wheeler Gold Mines
company, Ierington Copper company,
the Yerington Ironsides Copper com
pany. and their Officials having secured
n large and handsome suite of rooms
which are now being place in order for
business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
MASON VALLEY DEAL
IS NEAR COMPLETION
Reorganization of Company Is
Expected Within a Very
Short Time.

Interesting news regarding the deal,
whereby the Mason Valley Copper com
panys affairs Will be radically altered,
is expected at almost any time by the
numerous Salt Lake stockholders IN this
company George E. Gum. upon whom
rests the responsibility of reorganizlng
the company and placing in possession
of liberal amount of the stock in the
new company several strong Eastern
capitalists is in New York at this time
for the purpose of consummatlng the
deal Prac tically every detail has been
provided for, and Official announcement
may be made any day,
II is known that the Mason Valley
company is to be reorganized, the new
organization to be capitalized for 1000.
900 shares of stock, 10000 shares of
which will be retained within the treas.
airy. From the remainder small block
will be placed in Salt Lake for local
investors to take up. but 1T is not
known at what figure the company Will
put out this stock.
The Mason Valley company was the
pioneer as far as Salt Lake was con-
cerned in the YeTington district When
this small combination of prominent
Salt Lake men began working in Yer
Ington, there was not another propcrtY Y
actively operated in the district. and
the name Of Yerington was absolutely
an unknown nuantlIN IN uldh OF the
world at large. The Mason Valley
ground has been the scene Of some ex
tremely fine developments Of late, and
the results registered by this company
have done not little TO attract atten
tiou on the part OF the world 10 the
tremendous possibilities Of this camp.
The Mason Valley company, there
fore. now occupies the center Of the
stage, and local people are waiting tol
final wcrd from the officials charged
with the Eastern end of the deal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
NELSON QUEEN HAS
FREE COLO STRIKE
Splendid Values Found Within
Drift While Driving for
llain Vein.

find of considerable importance has
been made in the ground Of the Nelson
Consolidated company at Park City, and
the developments have created great
deal of interest among local stockhold
ers in this organization. In driving the
drift TO the north on the 200-foot level,
and al distance fully 50 feet from tho
main working shaft, the management
few DAYS ago ran into some ore that
showed gold in the free state. General
Manager j. Nelson Immediately secured
several samples of this rock and
brought them TO Salt Lnko for the pur-
pose of having them assayed.
port, and the result was that the ore
contained SIS ounces gold, S ounces sill
yer and 81 per cent copper This
drift is being run for the purpose Of
cutting at liberal vertical depth the
main vein that extends for the full
length Of the property. 1t is expected
TO tap INTO this vein M any shift, and
the presence Of free gold in the ore
bordering upon this vein is deemed Of
special Importance by the company. In.
terest, therefore. is centering upon what
will be found when the management has
reached the vein, and the results are
certain of proving TO the entire salts
faction of the company.
The presence of free gold in the Mel
son Queen ores rs an innovation, al
though thc resources previously encoun-
tered have contained liberal quantities
of the yellow metal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
FORENOON SALES.
,ly-Judgc. so at s12.

Daily Judge. so at Sl2
Grand Central. 200 at $40.
200 at s2.2o: 500 at 81 20, seller sixty days;
800 at S2.25; loo az s2.20, seller thirty
days; 100 at s2.2Ti 800 at S2.22i; 200 at
81 seller sixty days.
May Day $500 at 25.c. $500 al 26c.
Nevada Fairview, 400 al 30c.
Uncle Sam. 1900 at ioIc; 500 at ilc,
seller thirty days.
Beck Tunnel 5000 at $3.50.
Emerald 1000 at 20c
Little Chief, 1000 at lzc. seller sixty
DAYS: $50 at lsc; 1000 at Zee
Mountain Lake. 1000 at 76c. 1000 at 7sc
500 at 77c; 100 at ISc: 2lo0 at soc; 200 at
Sic.
New York. 500 al 24Ic
Scottish Chief. 1000 at SIC
South Columbus. 500 at SOC, 500 at soc;
200 at 62c.
Tetro. 1000 at llc
Victor Consolidated, $50 at 12c; 2OoO at
12sc: 30 at lie.
Yankee Consolidated, 500 at sac; $500 at
55c: 200 at soc: 300 AZ &C.
Shares sold is.0s0
Selling value, S27.s15.S0.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Consolidated. 600 at Sc
Carisa. 200 a &c.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at SEQ 500 at
s217i
Little Bell 100 at s5o5.
NAV Day 500 al 26c.
Nevada Hills. 100 at $40: 100 at S3 So.
South Columb bus. 800 at 6oc.
Uncle Sam. 1000 at 4lc.
Victor. 1000 al l25c.
Yankee. 100 al sc: 1000 at csc.
Shares sold. 5000.
Selling value. s162o.50.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Daily Judge 100 at S12
Lower Mammoth. 100 at s2.22s: 200
at s2.25: 100 at $2.2Is
Nevada Hills, 100 at 1855 200 at So. 20.
Silver King. 80 at $50.
Silver Shield. 200 al l3c.
Star Con. 1000 at 16c.
Stray DOG. 100 at I2c.
Uncle Sam. 100 A, 42c.
Black Jack. 500 at soc: son at 79c.
Colorado Mining. 265 at s1.35.
Mountain Lake. 400 at sac; 500 at
Sic, 300 at SIC
New York, 1000 at 2sic.
Scottish Chief. $500 at S3c. 500 at SC.
South Columbus. 200 at CSC; 100 at
SEC
retro. 1000 a, lac.
Victor Con, $500 al l5.c,
Wabash. 100 at SOC: 1oo at &c.
Yankee Con. 100 at Sc 500 al 65c,
seller sixty days; 300 at sSc; 700 at &c.
Shares sold 1855.
Selling value. S10.7S962.
OPEN BOARD
Ajax, 100 at 8ac: 700 at aSic. 700 at
35c: 1000 at 35sc
Beck Tunnel, 900 al $50.
Carlsa. 100 at sac; 200 at Csc.
Ingot. 1000 al &c.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at S2.S2a.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 90c,
May Day. 500 at 263c
Nevada Hills. 100 al $3I2l.
South Columbus. 100 at Soc.
Victor Con. 1900 at 131c; 500 at lic.
Wabash, 100 at 23c.
Yankee Con. 200 at elci 1000 at 6oc.
seller sixty days.
Shares sold, IL 500
Selling value, sss5s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
UTAH-MJCHIGAN PROGRESS.
Company Driving Tunnel Through
Some Very Fine Territory.

Reports from the mine management
of the Utah Michigan Copper company
are TO the effect that the long tunnel
being sent by the company into the
heart Of the property's resources is
penetrating some extremely fine ground
and that good reports can be expected
at any time. The management is max
ing excellent progress in this work, and
the company feels certain that the de.
velopments during the coming few
months will be entirely within keeping
Of the results being gained upon so
many great Beaver county copper
mines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
The Grip.

"Before We can sympathize with
Others, we must have suffered our
selves No one can realize the suf-
feripg attendant upon an attack of the
grip. unless he has had the actual ex-
.perience. There is probably no dis
ease that causes so much physical and
mental agony, or which so successfully
defies medical aid All danger from
the grip, however, may be avoided by
the prompt use of Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy. Among the tens of thousands
who have used this remedy. not one
case has ever been reported that has
resulted in pneumonia or that has not
recovered, For sale BY all leading drug
Zistss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
BOSTON CONSOLIDATED.
Mr.. NeWhouso Gives Some Data Re
garding New Strike.

In Boston interview. President Sam
uel Newhouse of the Boston Consoli-
dated company, gives some very inter.
csting information regarding this Bing-
ham copper producer. Mr.. Newhouse
stated
"The latest body of ore encountered,
which our manager has seen 6t to call
the Newhousc stopc. has been proved
10 contain the greatest number of tons
of high-gra ore ever encountered in
Bingham canyon, and it is still growing
larger. believe that when this ore
body is fully developed, it will contain
over 100000 tons Of ore, and as TO
values. the low values are not under
five per cent copper and the ore gen
orally runs from S 10 90 per cent, be-
sides a higher average in gold than is
contained in any ore previously en-
countered by us.
"In our porphyry ore the stripping
is going on continuously with two steam
shovels and we are recovering 5000
tons of material per day, \ few DAYS
ago we encountered our first ore with
the steam shovels, and there now lies
bare an immense tonnage of ore ready
for the mills, the average of which is
"a per cent copper, II not interferred
with by labor conditions or disappont-
ments from those who are supplying
the machinery for our new mill at Gar
field, we will have our mill fully equip
ped and in running order by midsum-
mer and directly thereafter we should
be earning sufficient money so that n
dividend of So per share should be
earned for the first year after we have
started. -
Mr., Newhouse stated in addition that
within four months the Cactus mill
would be sufficiently enlarged to treat
1000 tons of ore a day. The assay
sheets from the Cactus slopes show that
about 80 assays average from 2% to 3
cont copncr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
ORE TEMPORARILY LOST.
Yerington Specimens Are Long
Reaching Their Destination.

Serlngton specimens Are Long in
Reaching Their Destination.
Somewhere between the railroad sta
ton of Wabuska. New, and Salt Lake
CiTy there is over a ton Of rock that
has an interesting history, and which is
creating no small amount OF alarm on
the part of several Salt Lake orenniza-
tlons who arc responsible for this ship
ment. The contents of this consipn-
ment will be known as the "Yerinpton
Missionaries. and they are expected
to do great amount of good for the
great copper camp tucked away in one
of the corners Of Lyon county.
In other words. the shipment is that
gathered together by all the active or
CARNATIONS at Yeringtop for the pur-
pose OF showing the world lust what
kind of ores the district is capable of
producing. The consignment consists of
200 pounds of splendid ore. each rock
OF 1T being specimen that would grace
the most select mineral collection i'm
the world. 1t will contain q dumb, but
eloquent. history Of Yerington develop-
ments from tine very surface. showing
Just what ores have laid for wears in
the sunlight, 10 the resources that have
gradually changed with the attainment
of depth, Over dozen companies have
contributed to the collection, and il is
expected 10 create most favorable i'm
preston when displayed in Salt Lake
City.
But this shipment in some manner
has been overlooked by tho railroad
COMPANY charged with the responsible
ty of bringing 1T safely and expeditions.
lY 60 its destination, 1t has been on
the road long enough to have reached
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
DAY ON CHANGE.
Utah Stocks Are Now Enjoying an
Unparalleled Boom.

There is n remarkable boom on In
Utah stocks, the stocks OF the Tirrtlc
camp especially showing unusual
strength on Friday. Several OF these
stocks went up fast, and practically all
felt the impetus thus given The bust
ness on the local exchange Friday
served TO emphasize this uplifting ten
dency. and sales were scattered all
around the board. During the day to-
tai OF S2.296 shares passed hands. rep
resenting market value OF 5s,SS6.92.
II is thought that In addition to the
present splendid condition OF Utah prop
critics. the local investor is impressed
by the present labor troubles In Cold
field. The latter undoubtedly have
turned great deal of Utah money into
Utah stocks, Fridays quotations closed
as follows: