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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-03
COMPANY is FORMED.
TO open Burning Moscow and Big
Area of Surrounding Ground.

The Moscow Mining and Milling
company has been organized TO alb
sorb the burning Moscow and n big
tract Of surrounding territory in the
famous Star district Beaver county.
Articles viii he filed ut once. These
cali for n capitalization OF Sl,000.000
divided into as many shares with a
par Value Of 81 each " Cullen Is
president OF the new company, J.. III.
Farnswortl, treasurer; Fred y Nc
Gurrn, secretary and these with Pat
Ryan. Fred j. Leonard and senator
Rawlns constitute the directorate.
Litigation on ground outside of the
burning Moscow has been settled and
the new company viii develop in adj
clifton 70 the Burning Miscow. tho
Burning Moscow Extension, Local,
Equinox, Euranis Fraction and Nrim-
ilan groups The Burning Moscow
has been worked off and on since 1871
and has been paying for development
during the past year
The shaft In which the company
IS working is now in ore--S0 feet of II
with only one wall in sight and ship
ments of good ore have been sent To
market for some time, \ second
shaft is being sunk and with 10 feet
more work finished IT Is believed the
same orr body will be encountered
at u depth somewhere around $40 feet
Good copper ore has been uncovered
I'm a different portion OF the property
and this Is TO be investigated as in-
dicutions point to good quantities.
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OMAHA.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 3.-The wheat market to-
day opened active and strong owing to
continued cold weather in the northwest
and southwest. Killing frosts were report
ed in Iowa and Nebraska and the wealth
eI bureau predicted that they will occur
again tonight. The demand at the open
ing was very strong, Later prices eased
on on realizing sales and because of the
failure Of the Liverpool market TO re
spOnd to yesterdays advance here. July
opened a shade 10 9sG1a higher at sias TO
Sl54 and sold at Sils.
Trading in corn was quiet but prices
were firm In sympathy with wheat. July
opened shade to * higher at so to JOA
li50qi and declined to sos.
The oats market was strong on good
demand which was based upon the cold
weather In the west July opened shade
to isHss higher at IS to l2ik.
The provisions market was very quiet.
lard and ribs were somewhat frmer than
yesterday on fair demand, July pork
opened 2ls lower at 15.S21l. Lard was up
9i5 at IS and ribs were shade higher
cash. -wheat-No. , red. S2%as3s.; No. 9
red s00S2+l; No. hard, SIS; M hard,
S5iS7; No 3 spring. s0aS6i4
Close Wheat MAY. SIS; July SIS.
Corn-May 49laqfsis; July, 49,
Oats-May, 10; July, 4s3s
Pork-May l5.6si.; July, b.22la.
Ribs-May. $50; July, s.721a
hNe--NsASns iliitaAZ.
Barley-Cash, GGl47li5
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. May 3.--Sugar. raw. firm
Fair refining 3.9; centrifugal. 90 test,
SIC: molasses sugar, 3.02
Enthusiastically, Crushed, $50; powder
ed, 40 granulateo, $50.
Coffee-(luiet. No. 7 Rio. 6js; No, 4 San
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, May 3.-Butter, steady Cream
cry. lsU2j dairy 1903.
Eggs-Steady; at mark cases included
l5il. .,
New York. May 1.-The market for
eyaporated apples Is quiet hut firm in
at 7pIls; prime at 6h46ia, and poor to
Prlncs are firm on bullish reports from
the coast. Quotations range from 3is
to l2la for California from 81 TO 10 for
Oregon grades.
choice quoted at llAp1s; extra choice,
lS4ml3; fancy, 1920.
Peaches arc being offered at a slight
concession by some dealers in order "a
avoid cold storage expenses. Choice are
quoted at llmllig; extra choice ut ~,
l2A Fancy l2i.ul3, ANA extra fancy Mt
Rasns arc IN moderate demand, with
the market firm Loose museatols arc
quoted AT sal@l0; seeded raisins at 7l4G
l1l9, and London layers at .5Gal Co.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, May 3.--Close. Wheat
May. Is 79sd July, IS cad. Sept, 6s 7s.d.
The weather IN England today was fine,
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IS IT REORGANIZATION
stock Exchange May be Changed
From Corporation to Association

Mcmbors OF the local mining stock
exchange are nursing an agitation
favoriug tho dissolution Of the change
as corporation and reorganizjug IL
as an association. The board of gov
crnors Will have more authority uu-
der the proposed plan and II is OK
planned the reorganization will put the
exchange On "a more solid and simpler
working base Members are signing
ana sending in the following letters
with favorable or untavorable COM
ments 10 ala the Officers In learning
the sense OF the body.
AS you are probably aware, tho
matter of disincorpOrating the Salt
Lake stock and Mining exchange and
the forming Of an association TO tcke
us place has been under ADJUSTMENT
for some time. and after making q
canvass Of the situation, and board OF
directors has decided TO take tho mat
ter before the members OF the OK
change for their approval. believing
such action will be for the best In
tcrests OF the exchange To accom-
plish this purpose 1t VIII be necessary
- have a two-thirds vote in favor Of
the proposition. Therefore, II this
atcion meets with your approval
please sign the following ana return
Shorten. secretary;
~, tho undersigned. member and
stakeholder of the Salt Lake stock
ana Mining exchange, a corporation ~
Utah, hereby agree 10 the dissoiu-
tion of said corporation, the abandon
ment Of It's business, the organization
OF a voluntary association Of its MEM
bcrs to conduct and carry on the same
business, ana the transfer OF all the
assets, effects and good will Of the
corporation to the association, all In
such manner and under such rules
and regulations ats may bc adopted by
the board Of directors of said corpora
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NEW COMPANIES.

The queen I3ess Mining company OF
this city filed It's articles Of incorpora
zion with County Clerk Eldredge to-
day. Tho capital stock of the COM
pany Is 100000. divided into shares OF
the par value Of 81 each. Alexander
Rogers Is president; Edward McGurrn,
vice president; n a. Rogers, secretary
and treasurer The company owns tho
Queen Bess. Carrie and Little Fret
lode claims ana tine Carrie milsite. To-
Gated Nv the Big Cottonwood district,
Salt Lake county
A copy OF the articles Of incorporn-
ton of the Lydia Mining company of
Milford, Beaver county, was filed to-
day with the secretary of state. It's
cdpital stock IS $4,000, divided into
shares Of tho par value If 10 cents
each. \. G.. Hatch is president; A. G.
Hedges. vice president. II, r. Hanks,
secretary: Chesey Barton. treasurer.
The company owns the Lydia group OF
six claims located in the star district,
Beaver county
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WHITE ALPS o. K.

{. G. Goss, one OF the pioneers Of the
Rosebud district. is IN the city. Mr.
Goss is prominent from his connection
with the White Alps. This property
is practically owned by salt Lakers,
hence any news Of progress of develop
ment is interesting reading TO many To-
eel persons. Recent openings on the
extreme western edge Of tho property
has uncovered ore which goes 1898 to
the ton IN gold and this is surface stun
a cross cut from the working SHAFT has
penetrated blue quartz ledge ana as
says are being made on rock taken from
the face to determine the nature OF rock
now being penetrated The White Alps
Hes beside the Brown Palace and on the
Brown Palace side of the property has
been FOUND from two 10 four feet OF ore
which is almost Identical with that
found In the Brown Palace.
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PRODUCTION LIMITED.

superintendent a. +. Mayberry OF
the Richmond Eureka, one of the Unit
ed States Smelling company's units AT
Eureka, Nevada. was IN Salt Lake yes
terday ON days Visit This property
Is one of the old miuHs Of Nevada and
Is today producing 15O tons of lead
silver ore. All shipments arc sent To
this city via Palisade. The latter point
Is reached from the mine by the Eu-
reka- Pallsade railroad. which runs be-
tween tho mine ana Palisade, sta
tlon on the main line of the Southern
Pacific, The road has been greatly
handicapped on account of insufficient
motive power and We're it not for this,
the mine could ship close to 200 tons
of ore every day I'm the year. The
railroad has two engines ON their way
from the east, and when these are In
commission. the company hopes TO he
able to put at least $50 tons of ore In
motion towards the smelters daily,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

shipments in carload lots from the
Jack Pot as soon as teams can be So
cured, Of another car load Of rich ore
from the Nevada Wonder IN 10 days.
with carloads from the Nulture and
many others to follow in quick sueces-
sion. After this continued shipments
VIII follow uninterrupted from many
of the mines Of the camp. This VIII
certainly be the case with the Nulture,
which win start It's upraise May ! upon
It's rich ore shoot Within goo feet Of
backing 20 the surface,
With the settlement OF thr Goldiicld
strike this camp viii starr with re-
rewed life ana show the doubters what
it really has tn shin.
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TUNNEL IN ORE.

The South Columbus will have it's
new loading station at Tanners and the
reconstructed tramway completed about
May 10. The company Is extremely
anxious to have these shipping facii-
ties ready soon for conditions IN tho
mine are improving constantly. The
roads near the mine are In bad shape
now but between Tanners and Sandy
they are firm enough to permit fast
shipping. The face of tunnel being
driven In the lower workings OF the
mine Is now in ore, occurring In a
ganguc Of white lime, usually found
with the ore IN Alta. A shoot opened
by the unraise driven TO connect tho
second and third levels passed through
ore averaging 10 feet In width. A
streak of FIVE feet went 5000 to the ton
a. o. Jacobson has Just returned from
the mine greatly pleased with show
iugs there.
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CARRIE MACK STRIKE.

a strike iu ,ho Carrie Mack h. one OF
the bits Of good news going The rounds
The Carrie Muck is IN the silver Island
district and rs inches Vt ore running
better than $3.50 iH The strike under dis
cussion Assays received lpst evening
showed samples brought in carried 30i
ounces of silver, 41,3 per cent lead $40
rcr cent copper ana $500 On gold, The
samples are poorer than a. fair aVor-
Qge sample across the rs inches accord
'ng TO a note from the foreman. Tho
ere was uncovered In q seven foot hole
at point about 200 feet down the I'M
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REFORMED BANK ROBBER.
Wife VIII Ask Cleincncy at Hands of
Prcst. Roosevelt.

Laporte Ind, May 9.--AIrs John
Allison. vi Moline, H., whose hus-
band was convicted OF robbing the
Richland. Mich. bank ana who has
appealed TO Gov Warner, of Michigan.
for his pardon, will also ask clemcncy
at the hand OF President Roosevelt
Allison was convicted OF completely
IN The Riohland robbery and was sem
fenced to jackson prison. He made
his escape, and going 10 Moline, mar
ried a highly respected young woman
and when arrested had been living an
honorable life for seeyral years.
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NOTICE

Commencing SATURDAY May 4, ana
ending September 80, 1907. our premises
in SAT- Lake city, win be closed on
Saturdays at one o'clock p. NJ.
Sludebaker Bros. co, OF Utah
Seso Implement & Vehicle co.
Western Moline Plow co.
Utah Implement Vehicle Co., j, Q.
Crichlow Mgr
Consolidated Wagon q Machine co.
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THIRTEEN SHIPPERS.
Pledge Themselves 10 Sack and ship
High Grade 10 salt Lake.
Spociul CORRESPONDENCE,

Special rrespondence,
Wonder New. Aprl 2b--At meet
ing ot mine operators and mino super
iutoudcuts today reports were read as
10 the amount Of nigh grade mined 20
date and OF the improved conditions
of the wagon roads 10 Fallon on the
Southern Pacific. A compact was cu-
tered into. hy the terms ~ which ore
shipments to the smcltcrs al salt ..ako
must be made IN car lots by AN par
ties 10 the agreement without delay
Thirteen mining companies plcirid
themselves no an once sack and ship am
the high grade un ihol dumps Slip
ments WIN be- made boy the following
companies I'm the order named Jack
Pot Spider Wasp Nuture, Nevada
Wonder Ruby Rich Gulch. View.
Coloradof. Christmas June. Black
Rock and Capital Freight and
treatment charges VIII br approx
matcly $50 pen ION Tho average value
of the ore ready for shipment by the
i3 companie. lbs conserv0lVely cstlmdt-
ed "a $500 per ton The purpose OF this
concerted move rs 20 demonstrate 10
the mining world the real eXtent OF the
rich ore discoveries here, No other
precious metal mining camp IN the
state whatever its age, boasts OF l3
shipping mines, ana Wonder is moi
yet "a year old.
This camp now has an assurance OF
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,

James a Pollock a Co., banhrls Hlu
trokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire. this afternoon:
COMSTOCK.
opsir, 2.3Oa2. IS; Mexican. 65au;
Gould & Curry, 25G25; Con. Va, SOC
o. Savage, S0@Sl; Hale & Norcross,
65d66 BcIcher. 1895; Confidence, 30
bid, Sierra Nevada. 43dfi; ENcheluer'
81 bid Union, iOq4l.
TONOPAH,
Tonopah Nevada. 1900 asked; Mon
tana Tonopah, 8 S5d3.40, Tonopah EX-
tension, 3l0a3 10 Mcnamara, 45446;
Midway. Las bid Tonopah Belmont,
! OOa4 co. Tonopah North star, 30 bid;
OHIO ronopah, 4G5; West End Con-
10 bid. Rescue l6GlS Tonopah x
California, 1904; Golden Anchor 80
All; Jim Butler, 1.o2l2ql.O5, cash
Boy. SdlO; Home. 10 asked Boston
Tonopah. II bid, Monarch Pitts. EXten,.
15G16; Montana Midway EXtcn, 99lO'
10 asked.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, May 3--Cattle-- Receipts, 1.500;
market steady. Beeves, 25d6 %; cows,
I.S04s4 so: helfers, 2.60ah,30; calves, 4.50u
g. y. good to prime steers, 5.35dp 80: poor
to medium, i2jG6.i0; stockcrs and feed
ers, 2.0siS.l5.
Hogs-RecclptS 1a00o market shade
higher Light. 6, i5N6.jj; mixed, $500. 20;
heavy i.5)d6 J1ia; rough heavy, 6.l5u
652i9; pigs 6.OoG6ij; good to choice
heavy, 6i0q6 52l2.
Sheep Receipts, COCO market steady.
Native and western. 4.d05n6.SO. yearlings.
6.15I765, lambs, 8.50aG,S0; western, 6.5Qa
\ 70
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

Hiram BennIon and wife to VIM
Mackay. part OF section 10, town
rt snip south range ! west ST. t;;a,;i,', 50
McSliiian lot Is, East Side sub sub. =, 227
Geo b Wallace, Jr., to Ino. NJ
Plat 4 ....i.,,,.,,,.'....',:., 2,s)o
Phebe b, Ball part OF los 4 block No.,
10. plat a ......,..;, ,.,,:........,...,. 500
ard ard W. Young. sec section 49, t6 tyS6s
ship 2 south. range east, SILVER
Lake Summer Resort ...........,,. 800
Elizabeth Collins. and husband to
Percy Hallen, lots o, 8. block q
West Temple ndd...-. ,.,..-....,.,. 42j
Edward NJ. Ashton and wife TO Dav-
i'd A. Smith. part Of lot o, all VI
YESTERDAYS.
O. E. Hunter 10 salt Lake Real
Estate a Trust Co.. lots A. etc
block . Bellevue park....,.......... 10
Salt Lake Real Estate 4 Trust Co,
10 George Lorsen, lots A. etc.
block p Bellevue Park ,...,,....,, 40
Salt Lake Real Estate & Trust Co
TO Dorcas Larsen, lots 10, ETC.
block >. Bellevue Park.........,.. 40
l.; Webster to Frank AZ webster
land section 81, township south,
range ! west-.....,-. ....,.,.....,.... 100
Il. 9. smedley IL al to r. Roth,
we'll. land Bngham Canyon...,.,,.
lot 6, block 2. plat G........,-., 1850
G, j. hogergren To- X. n. Bernson,
part lot !. block ., plat b.. 500
NJ A. Leonard 10 Thomas $, Hallou,
part Of lot 4 block . plat E.. $500
part lot s. block 6, plai - 5000
g, J, collins 10 f. H. Collins. part
pot 6. block y, plat B,.....,....,. 10
A. ~ Young 70 Mary NJ. May part
lot I, block l5., plat D,.-,+.,,,.... 1900
Ann Z Druce 20 r. II. Fitzgerald,
part lot 2, block 49, plat p..,.,..,. 700
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from where The shaft was sunk. The
shaft is 200 feet deep aud Il Is thought
the ore is from the vein passed in the
shan
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Il. q. SNOW * Co. stock Brokers
90 Commercial Blk. Goth Phones 1919
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Cannon & Cannon Mining stock Brok
ers, IS L. So TEN, lrd Tel siSl Bell Is'
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OUR LOTS

or 9Th East street, Forest Dale,
are all sold We sim have lots FOR
gale on Pine street Some on 9th
East Street and o few in other
choice localluo, n YOU want
building site n Forest Dale now Is
the time 20 make your choice How
often people delay until others have
bought tho lots they have in'mind
20 buy and thon lament the fact
that they were too slow, A small
payment Will enable you to secure
your lois SOW Interest on de-
lerred Payment. AT per cent We
also have a number OF houses al
ready built toI sale. tho terms aud
price both Reasonable
GEO. M. CANNON CO..
Rooms 5l2-an Tompltten Building
Phone Bel 81.
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ID NJ. WEST 81 CO. stock brokers.
j.. +. Walker Rlk. Tel. 1905: res s5lO-S
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, May 3-~Cattle- Receipts,
lCGl; market steady Nativ esteers, 4.l6
uG4. stockcrs and feeders. S.S0MS. y
bulls. 3.9Bl4 50, calves 3.0Od5.55; western
steers. A.J965.50; western fed COWS, $3.50
AS.
Hogs-Roceipts 5000: market steady to
strong. Heavy, 6.25n6S0; packers, 6.27igd
6.37i9; lights 6S0lp6 10: pigs, 5.0pqS. 70.
sheep Receipts, ZOO: market steady.
Muttons, 5,50H6.75; lambs 7.10@S.60; range
wethers, 5.75a7.o0; fed ewes, S25a56o,
OMAHA.
Omaha May 3--Cattic--R Receipts. loo
market steady. Native steers, i.2jq5. 50;
COWS and heifers, 100000; western
steers, 3l0q5 %. stockers and feeders. 800
$500; calves ., l505.l5 stays, 5.00df7j.
Hogs-Receipts, d.50O. market cents
higher Heavy, G2lf6.35. mixed, 6.2516.3Oi
lights. 6.35a6 %; pigs, 5.60q650.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: market steady.
Yearings, 650af6O: wethers, s.2J07.oO;
ewes, 8 5Da6 rs, lambs, T,j0H6.60
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE

NJ. S. Hanauer J. v. sadler
ib2 So, West Temple, T. O box 1919
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GEO. @ CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS 20 u So Temple. Both
Phones 80
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A. $, CAMPBELL.
stocis Broker. 2l6 D e Walker Block
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REGULAR CALL.


May Day 600 At %,
SlNcr Snleld-l,oph at 10.
1000 al 40. 500 AZ GS f6o NJ a. lao
at 81; POO at 90; 500 at 60.
Nlclnlld--ihu At -thO.
400. TO nj gq6
South Columbus-IO N ll0: 100
at 1.47h! 300 at $50
Victor II 900 at Il. buVCr 3Ns p
GOO AT 12A2
Yonkec--S0O at 81
,,r... go,
c.,,,,,.,,.. ,.,...,,,.,,,,.t ooo
Vl,'' AZ, Ia 80 -'' az DIV
Little Chief. 300 nj 10 IL
Mountain Lake-5oo at rs; 1000 at
emh| ElSSY" ,V o. nm ca.
S1oopp'n' O }n ,no IL, ~,
nnn . IA A. ,nn
seven Trouehs-90o nj SO.
utah--100 al els.
Uncle sam Con 900 al 4 1. 3Nu at
~ 5000 ~ 70,
victor Con fpOo at l2's
REHABILITATION
u.c,,i,, r,Ii iI5to G6a an
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Bird-Cuwan Co.
Custom Assnyers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple 81
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OPEN BOARD.
RECONCILIATION

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Aus BET aIttn9tmatb.
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