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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

year-olds will contest for the honor of
winning the first juvenile event of the
new year. S. c. Hildreth, Keene Bros,
C. e. Durnell, w. E. Applegate Sr., H.
T. Griffin, John Carney, +. j. Neil, r G..
Ferguson, Harry Slower, the Napa Stock
Farm, the Anchorage Stock Farm and
the Oakland stable will be represented
in the list of. starters. The Hildreth,
Griffin and Anchorage Farm entries
have shown best in the "preps" for the
race and one of this trio will probably
win. The youngsters will be asked to
run only three furlongs today
The opening race, at six and a half
furlongs. looks like a close fit between
Metlakatla, The Mighty, Lord Nelson
and Fred Bent. The first named in
yariably closes with a rush. and If
Kirschbaum can keep her fairly close
up she is likely to run over the field in
the final. drive. The Mighty is also
somewhat slow beginner. Lord Nelson,
Prestige and Anvil all have speed.
orchan. an unreliable performer,
should be able. to win the second from
Dorado, who is in rare form. Beech
wood will be "a keen contender. Dar-
thula has not yet run up to her East
ern form. Alma Boy has an outside
chance only. watchful is not much.
Van Ness and Burleigh should have
another stirring duelsin the fifth. Each.
has beaten the other at about this diff
ference in the Weights Miller will
probably ride Van Ness again today and.
Williams will be up on Burleigh. Ban
posal is likely to get9a piece of the
money. Edith James, starting for the
first time here, is a fair performer.
! II Joe Coyne goes in the final race
of the day he should win It, Baker,
Governor Davis, Neptunus and King
Cole all have "a chance. eNeptunus will
have Durnelrs apprentice boy up, as
in his previous starts. Clydeo's last
race was bad. Mabel HoIlander has
been running well, but looks to be up
against it here
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

ime-:24 %, go 80. 1:O4 10 At post
show, 1. Gala. place, 10; show, f.
Hondo. Trained by II. Briee. Scratche
easily. Second driving. High price--C
80. Cherry was much the best. Slow
and gall0ped over the leaders from the
Is not much and evidently prefers the
SsTrl-1o IN n 1cs1-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
New Years Handicap Field
BY j. r. Jeffery

Eight horses have been named the New Years handicap
Emeyvle this probable that
will number about The stake will
eighth miles and will have value of $1,000 in added money The
include Boghes Proper Logsa Tony Faust Sir Edward
Corgan Ramus and Joe Coyne The doubtful Borg
hes Logista and Joe Coyne and there possibility
added Trainer Randall has practically
Borghesi he the
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

tries for the various events follow:
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

BY J. R. JSffefy
: First race-MetIakatla, The
Mighty, Lord Nelson.
Second raee--orchan, Dorado,
Beechwood.
/: Third race-Firestone, Thomas
Calhoun, Henry Kelly.
Fourth race--Tony Faust, Prop
er, Sir. Edward
Fifth race--yan Ness, BurIeigh,
Banposal.
Sixth race-Joe Coyne, Baker,
Governor Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
Nominations For Two- Year Old
Stakes Number OOer 800

Erneryvie
naton the follows
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-06
FITCH AT THE LUDWIG.
One of Thomas 4. Coles Right Hand
Men In Neriugton District.

The famous Ludwig mine ~ now I'M
dergoing examination by Walaer Fitch
OF salt Lake, X. Finlay, noted mining
geologist and expert OF New York, as
sisted by j. c. Gorree says the Times
OF Yerington. II IL confidently expect
cd that the findings of the gentlemen
Will verify the report OF Mr.. Max jung
handel, on the strength of which this
valuable property has been bonded for
81, 100000 cash.
The Ludwig deposit Is marked by a
boldly outcropping quartz IKE occur
ring In the contact of lime and quartz
porphyry, to all experiences Il forma-
ton Offering the most favorable con-
clitions for contact --metamorphlc ore
deposition. The development work so
far las been confined To the lime belt
in which a depth of 500 feet has been
reached by vertical and incline shafts.
BY means of about $500 feet of drifts,
raises and wines at the various levels
IL has been amply dempnsr rated that
chambers which. when taken together,
follow each other closely along the
trend and dip of the dixie.
The ore In these chambers comprise
nearly every known copper mineral es-
pec!ally cuprte. malachlte, azurite and
which have a character.
richness and beauty entirely of their
own and are easily recognized even by
laymen, Ii is this extraordinary rich
ness of these ores which dictates to the
owners the policy to keep the mine
strictly closed to all outsiders pol
icy which has more than once put the
efficient manager. Mr. j. b. Sommer5
in an embarrassing position.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. CIV. II. b.
Wright, who arrived from San Fran
cisco on the steamer Watson last night.
was arrested by two detectives as he
stepped ashore charged with the MUIR
of his partner. Claude Young.
Wright is young Engllshman.
An electrical engineer, and says he
and Young were school mates in Eng
land and later were comrades In the
Boer war. They had been IN San Fran
cisco but short time and We're 10
have met, 70 Wright says, at the sail
Ing OF tho Watson on last saturday.
Young declares Wright did not show up
and he came on the boat He denies
any knowledge OF his partners death
ana says he viii willingly go beck la
face the charges.
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CONCENTRATES,

1t has been decided to discontinue me
call of all Nevada stocks except those
regularly listed
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick N
Company were: Crude ore and concern
trates 10000: base bullion $4,000; gold
bullion. $4,000
The Anthony Mining company has
filed application with the state engineer
fol 20 second feet of water from Coyote
creek In Sewer county. p p, Christen-
sen has asked for five second feet from
springs in Juab county. with which TO
irrigate $40 acres OF land.
Kirby d, MacLean, for several years
a civil engineer on the oregon Snort
Line railroad, has caught the Nevada
fever aud today packed his transit for
shipment 10 the Rosebud district. he
is leavin yearly to precede the spring
rush for Nevada properties around
Seven Troughs and Rosebud.
A San Francisco dispatch conveys
the information that Capt. J. r. Della
mar has won the final decision in the
Utah Nevada mining litigation whicn
has been pending in California courts
for some time. The utah-Nevada
Mining company was plaintiff ana
the Monitor and Jim Crow groups OF
mines. The company alleged that
since De Lamar has been in possession
s1S,00O000 worth of ore has been taken
from these mines.
The Yerington- Utah Mining company
of this city has filed its articles of in
corporation with the county clerk.
The capital stock OF the company is ST.
000, 900, divided into shares of the par
value of 81 each. or the total capitali-
cation 100000 shares are set aside as
treasury stock and 100000 shares have
been subscribed by the incorporators.
/. A. Clayton Is president: d, w. James.
vice president; l.. II. Young, secretary
and treasurer. The officers, with +. w.
Bird and George E. Brown, constitute
the board of directors. The company
owns the Never slip and Copper Glance
groups OF claims, located In smith val
ley, Douglas county, New.
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Columbus Consolidated Active on
Open Board and Closed
Somewhat Higher.
NEWHOUSE ADVANCES AGAIN.
Sales We're Reported Mt S1o--puota-
tons aud Sales of Forenoon
Sessions.

There was much interest taken IN the
forenoon calls of the mining exchange
today. the activity in Tintic stocks being
very pronounced. particularly on tn"
open board One Alta stock, Columbus
Consolidated. was active and closed
win sale at s.. silver King brought
sol and Daily Judge was weak at sll.2b.
Unlisted stock transactions were
not so heavy as they have recent
Is been. One hundred shares OF Mason
Valley brought $3.50, while Standard
Copper. which is usually very active
brought Sl,25 Tor 400 shares. Five hun,
dred shares OF Copper Glance changed
hands at 29ls cents. and 200 shares OF
Seven Troughs Consolidated FOUND
buyer at 2s1a cents, Five dollars ana
ten cents was bid for Ohio Copper WIN WIN
$500 asked; Ohio Kentucky stood !, @ 10.
Md and $3.50 asked; and 50 was pid TOT
>Kearns- Keith, with none offered under
81. so Newhouse displayed considerapie
activity. and sales were made up TO Wy,
rh closing quotations and sales
1NpTe.
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LITTLE DOING
IN STOCK MARKET.
---------------------.
Dealings Were Small But Small
Fractional Gains Were
The Rule.
FLUCTUATIONS WERE SLIGHT.
Some Improvement When a Drive Was
Made at Missouri Pacific, Dis
tributing Other Stocks.

New York, Feb. 6,--The small opening
dealings in stocks effected little change
In prices from those ruling at the close
last night Small fractional gains were
the rule. but the trading became very dull
and prices fell back.
Bonds were very dull
Interest in the market abated consid-
erahly. but the tone was better at noon
Fluctuations were the merest fraction and
reflected only scalping operations. Dem
yer 4 Rio Grande improved and Pacific
Mall and Western Union /.
The sudden drive against Missouri Pa.
oific found the stock unsettled. and 1t
las depressed ~ before the decline stop.
ped. Inc dealings In this stock disturb
I'd the rest of the market, and there
was a general Tightening of loads. which
carried the average level to yesterdays
closing or below.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-06
MILITARY SEv|CE
IN CUBAN REPUBLIC
Governor Magoon Issues a De-
cree That Makes it Abso-
IuteIy Compulsory.
COMES AS A GREAT SURPRISE.
Conditions Governing Acceptance OF
Recruits Same us Those in the
United States Army.

Havana, Feb Gov. Masopn has
issued decree prescribing the organ
ization of the Cuban army. After
quoting the law of Sept. Is, 1906, pro-
viding for the increase of the rural
guard 70 10000 men and the artillery
to 1000, the decree declares that all
able-bodied male citizens between u
and 40 years of age shall constitute the
national forces, which shall consist of
a permanent army and a force of mill
Tia The latter is liable only in case of
emergency.
The permanent army Is to be desig-
mated "the armed force of the repub-
llc." The militia, while in service, Will
be subject to the same discipline as the
regular force.
The permanent army shall consist OF
general staff, a corps OF rural guards,
corps OF field artillery, and corps
of coast artillery. the whole under the
command of major general The ru-
raj guard corps shall consist of two
regiments of infantry, four regiments
of cavalry and one machine gun COM
pany; the field artillery shall consist of
two battalions of four companies each,
and the coast artillery of eight COM
panies. All enlistments in the perma-
nent army are TO be for a term OF four
years. The conditions governing the
acceptance OF recruits are identical
with those which hold In the United
States army.
The Discussion. in an editorial ar
ticle on the decree. says:
"The whole county will be surprised
by an order written in the hand of
foreign governor, instituting in Cuba
compulsory military service. No one
4t,at lnA ga1a on nnI Ia.
the increase and reorganization of the
rural guard will fail TO tend to the
miltarization of our country. From
today all Cubans must be soldiers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-06
NEW COPPER CAMP,
Considerable Interest Being Taken in
The Superior District.

Special Correspondence.
Manhattan, New, Feb. 2.--Now that
the mild weather is melting the sno -
from hill sides and desert eXpanse,
mining energy is being exerted on a
more extensive scale in the districts adj
jacent 10 Manhattan. a no point, per-
haps. Is this fact being demonstrated
better than IN the new Superior dis
trict. which was the scene OF promis-
Ing copper strike late last fall Since
the date OF the first discovery, location
work has been done over an extended
area and scores OF claims recorded. In
doing the work necessary to hold claims
intact the main contact has been OPEN
ed at nominal depth for several miles,
In most instances copper values being
marked in each shaft. This character
of work s now being supplemented by
development OF much more stable
character and as 1t progresses the indi-
cations are becoming more strongly
favorable of Superior becoming one of
the leading copper-producing camps of
Nevada.
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Reasonable care and the right
proportion Of
HUSLER'S
FLO u r!
make successful baking easy
make successful baking easy

turned from the east late Yesterday "..
ternoon, after having made . Up Va
inspection 10 the property OF tne S op.a
sing Mining company at Cobalt. ohta-
10. of which Mr.. Newhouse is no" TUG
executive head.
When seen today, Mr.. Newnouse
pleaded that he had no statement W
give out at this time concerning Nlpls-
sing, and would not until me Iepo,ts,
of his engineers are submitted any
given consideration. II have not maue
a report as yet" said Mr., NeWhouse'
even to the several gentlemen nsso-
clated with me on the board " direc-
tors. However, / expect TO De pre-
pared to give out something soon as
result of the late Investigation.
Mr. Newhousc says there IS Y great
deal of ectivity in evidence In the GO,
bait district al the present u'ne anu
that the camp very much OF beadVliie
In the early days of its history
Mr. Newhouse naturally was vety
much gratihed to hear the good reports
which continue to come from the Gao
tus mine m Beaver county.
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OMAHA.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.


ST. Louis, Feb. 6.-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2392S; fine
mediums. lsq22; fine, l5Ql7.
BOSTON.
Boston. Feb 5--The wool market con-
tinues strong. with trading dull. chiefly
because OF the high values Considerable
territory wool Is moving on account OF
old contracts. Pulled woods are practical
~ out OF stock. OF clipping wool there
Is a good supply left unsold. In pulled
woods there Is a fair trade and a steady
market There Is a fair market for
secured grades. The Texas woods are
quiet Foreign woods are firm Quota
tons:
California, secured basis, northern
choice, 67at6S; northern good, esa61: mid
die country, 654ss; southern. 62dt3; fall
free. 54I55.
oregon secured basis. eastern No, /,
staple. 12aTS; eastern No. 1, clothing. $50
40; valley. No. |. 60462.
Territory staple. secured basis fine, 12as
%; fine medium. 6Sa70; medium. 65d66
Territory. ordinary, secured basis, fine,
6Sn70; fine medium. 67q6s. medium 64n65.
Colorado and New Mexico, spring scour-
ed basis y. $500; No. l, 1895.
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PIocHE MINING DEALS.
Joseph Free Of This City Interested in
Several There.

Joseph lrec Oi Ills WY Interested IN
Several There.
Joseph Free has made final payment
on several Of the group OF claims which
he has held under bond for salt Lake
parties says the Record OF Phoebe
The Avon, Cliff ana Zus2ard. situat-
ed IN the JaUkrabbit and Bristol mining
districts, Joins the famous L, & f. MIN
ing company on the east, and south
the Day nine the property OF the Me-
Yadu- Utah on the west, he Bristo.
mines on the north A shaft IS feet
deep on the Avon shows full face OF s
per cent copper and also on this group
are three additional shafts from 30 TO
30 feet, all showing good copper-sllyer-
lead values. This group consists of 10
claims, making a total OF about 200
acres.
Mr.. Free on the eth of January
closed his option on the ono-halt inter-
est In tn eForee Consolidated. consisting
of 10 claims adjoining the Bristol ana
Hillside properties from Cook. Lloyd
and Christen, for n consideration OF
$4,000, He also sold the Hoodoo group
on which he had an option. CONSISTING
Of fur claims adjining tho y. & T.. OH
the north and the Bamberger property
on the west, ana whom the time OF
shipping comes It viii be the first on
the list.
Salt Lake parties. acting through M.
Free. have an option on the Deni John
group OF claims In the Half Moon dis.
trict on this property there is "A
shaft showing good grade Of sllyer-lead
values the entire depth, which is 100
feet.
The Milwaukee group OF claims. num-
berlng IL, In the Highland district. near
the Mendha, along with a group OF Ave
claims at stampede grau, have also
been bonded TO Mr.. Free.
As soon as possible Il Is the intention
OF the different companies to install
hoists on these properties and develop.
men work viii be pushed 10 its utmost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-06

pany shipped total OF $500 tons OF
crude ore to the market, which netted
the organization the sum of 1858 per
ton. During the same period "A total
of 2.S75 tons of concentrates were sent
To the Salt Lake shelters. which netted
the sum of sci. SO per ton. The COM
pany had within the treasury after the
payment of dividend No. | a total OF
siO3. 1894. 90. A resolution was present.
cd at the meeting by the stockhold-
ers. setting forth that inasmuch as the
company viii be earning at the rate OF
s25, 900 net per month during the year
1907, tina, It was the opinion and sug-
gestion OF the stockholders that regular
quarterly dividends should be paid at
the rate of 20 cents per share. This
resolution was passed unanimously by
the stockholders.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. 6.--The wheat market
opened active and strong, with shorts
leading IN the bidding. The chief rea.
from Odessa which claimed that nearly
all the grain in the interior of Russia
Was being used by the government for
receipts in the northwest also had bull
ISL effect May opened II to y higher
a. 7Sss TO 1875. sold UP to 10 and back to
Firm cables had a Strengthening effect
on the corn market. There was fair
demand by commission houses, but OF
ferings were light May opened Il to Il
to ,hqss higher at 1914 TO q
Following yesterdays sharp advance.
oats today made a now record mark for
tho season when May sold at 4OM May
least demand caused prices to rise rap
Idly. May opened a to "a higher at 46i4
TO ict,
Provisions were quiet but the tone Of
the market was firm because OF n scent
advance In the price Of live hogs. May
pork was up cents at IL. M: lard was
higher at 9.1j.
K good demand for wheat existed all
day and the market closed strong. The
was strong with May lh@1h higher at
Tsi.N799s.
corn@oaerings were light and the mar;
higher for May AZ Az @47ss.
Cash; wheat-No. 2 red. 7ssi No. 3 red
1916; No. 2 hard. 75isd77; No. 3 hard
GSAdi6; No l northern, s2ds6, No. 2 do.
Soua; No. 3 spring. 74s.QS3.
Corn-No 2, =; No. 3, %.
Oats--No. 2. $751; No. 2, 371x
Close: Wheat--May 79haiS3s; July, 20.
Corn-May, 47bdI5A; July, 457s.
32a ars Nay i9%i JIG nliy,.: 995sS
Lard May, lQ,o7is: July. 10 1Oaio. l2is
Ribs-Moy. 9:!5is; July, 9.s7h.
Barley-Cash, i7n5s.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Feb 6.--sugar. raw, quiet
Fair refining 2sl-32; centrifugal .gs test,
1916 molasses sugar. 80
Reilned-Steady. Crushed, $50; powder
ed, 40; granulated. $50.
Coffee-steady. No. 7 RIO, Z.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Daily Judge-300 Mt 1l.e5.
Grand Central--20O at AIS.
Mammoth--200 at Lao.
Nevada Fairview--200 at %.
Stray Dog--700 at 30; 800 at 81.
Swansea---s00 at 40
South Swansea--500 at 10.
Tetro--l.500 at IL.
Yankee Consolidated--100 at 4Olt.
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack--100 at 7S.
Beck Tunnal--20O at $50.
Columbus Consolidated.--S00 at 4 so;
100 at ASP y. 30 at 800.
Colorado Mining-i00 at 2.20. seller
GO; 500 at 2.22h
Grand Central 90 at AIS.
lngot---1. 900 at 8.
May DAY. 900 at 2SIs, buyer co.
Mountain Lake--100 at SO.
Nevada Fairylew-700 at "a
Silver King--1IO at 21.00.
Star Consolidatcd--6 at 90.
south Swansea--t. 100 Mt 10
Victor Consolldated--50O Mt IL.
Yankee consolldated--lO0 at 40.
REHABILITATION.
S haros. Value.
Regular call. ...... 1900 3 hS0b.50
open board. .'...... 9.503 23,153.Ss
Totals ......,....1s,703 $2S,959.3s
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TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH.

!. Mix half ounce OF Concentrat-
ed oil OF pine with two ounces
! of glycerine and n half pint of
good whiskey; shake well AMI
! use IN tablespoon doses every
four hours. This Is the formula
; prescribed by the renowned
throat and lung specialist who
!. established the camp for con- :
sumptives in the pine woods OF
. Maine and whose remarkable .
! cures attracted wide spread at :
) tention among the medical fra
ternity. He declares that 1t Will
heal the lungs and cure any .
cough that is durable and Will .
break UP an acute cold In TWEEN /.
. ty-four hours. The ingredients :
can be secured from any pre-
! scription druggist at small ,
, cost and IL easily mixed the .
. only care necessary is that II :
; be thoroughly shaken.
BE sure not TO buy the ordin-
airy bulk oil. as II Will produce
, nausea on account OF the impur- .
. tiles they contain and frequently .
; do permanent injury to the kid !
neys.
The Concentrated oil of pine
is put up for medical use and .
comes in half onuce walls inclos- I.
; ed in small round screwtop !
cases which protect it from heat
and light.
|. II is also said to be an excel
!. lent remedy for lumbago and .
? all forms OF uric acid rheuma- :
{ tism. For this purpose is II TAX
I en- raw; few drops on sugar
!. night and morning.
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COMMENT ON COPPER.

j. w. Bowen, Boston correspondent OF
w. II. Tibbals of this city, In letter
received yesterday. comments as fol-
lows on the copper situation. What
with snowstorms In Michigan, fuel
shortage In Butte and floods In Arizona,
the copper product seems to show little
prospect of an increase. We consider,
the metal situation sound"