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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-23

H. N. BLACK. Architect. once Bee
Hive Block.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-23
cHlRoPRAcTIc.
HOUSE MOVING.

NJ +. Walk, House moving and rais-
ing 81 Snake river avenue. Lewis
ton. idaho.
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NO STRENGTH
IN The MARKET.
----------------------------
At First Business Was Small and
The Movement Of Prices
Narrow.
STOCKS FREELY OFFERED.
No Evidence of Any Concerted Bear
Selling But Everything Slipped
Down.

New York, Jan. 2j.-rtclines from last
nights level were the rule in the opening
prices for stocks. the few small gains
were in the less important stocks Bust
Ness was very small and the movement
Of prices narrow. Northwestern fell 1ls.
canadian Pacific ! and Reading about as
much.
The selling movement ran its course UNI
I'll many fthe favcrites had increased
their losses substantially st. Paul, Union
Pacific. Amaggmated Copper and Great
Northern Orc Certificates were down J.
heauinS j., Anaconda ~. ST. Paul was
carried anovc yesterday closing and
however, did not hold We'll, fresh selling
OF Canadian Pacific and Union Pacinc
weakening prices again.
stocks came on the market freely dur
ing the second hour, ana there was n pro
nounced decline all through the list.
anaconda "A, Canadian Pacific 8, Union
Pacific and Smelling ~.
Bonds We're steady.
There were no apparent efforts to sup
port prices and stocks declined steadily.
The western railroad group, Reading and
United States steel bore the brunt vi the
pressure, Great Northern preferred broke
52 Union Pncific ana Mexican Central
= ST. Paul liz, and General Electric IA.
Wisconsin Central exceptionally rose a
point.
There was no evidence of any concerted
bear selling but prices slipped Off an
eighth from time to time. Prices rallied
4 fraction before the end of the hour.
Northwestern yielded 2ia, Southern Pacific
preferred. Iowa Central preferred H.
Lead ~ and New York Central, Northern
Pacific. Colorado & Southern and Repub.
lie Steel preferred !.
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WHITE KNOB COPPER.
Company Once Bankrupt is Now Max
ing Money.

The REHABILITATION of the White
Knob mining property. at Mackay,
Idaho, says the Boston Financial
News, on which Sl,500.000 was eS-
pended, has progressed until the stat
US of the White Knob Copper and
Development company. Limited. Is be-
ginning to attract attention. This
company has leased its original prop
orty. which Is now making consider
able money, as may be inferred from
the fact that the lessee Is handling
about goo tons Of ore day, which
yields about 80 pounds OF copper to
the ton.
The White Knob Copper and De-
Velopment company owns all the stock
Of the Mlckay Development company,
which is an asset which Is claimed
furnishes the water for running the
smelter and also supplies the town
Of Maokay. Ida. With water. The
holding company purchased about a
ycar and IA half ago large block of
stock Of the Balaklala Copper COM
lapw of Shasta county, Cal, which
WAS sold at a handsome profit. The
proceeds OF this sale were used for
the purchase of the control of the
Argonaut Mining company of Jackson,
Amador county Cal, which is a gold
mining property fully equipped with
40 stamps
The White Knob company now de-
rives an income OF about $4,000 q
month from Its holdings of Argonaut
shares. A large surplus which the
Argonaut had in It's treasury when it
was acquired ny the White Knob COM
pany has been used to purchase a
tract which covers a direct extension
of the Mother Lode. of which the
Argonaut is a portion. extending over
5000 feet in the vein.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

is surface value broken from the
vein at the point of discovery by A..
Smyth, who organized the company
about n month ago. Such substantial
values in wen defined quartz vein
at this point IS tnken here as an event
OF great Significance for the camp and
the town of Vernon. The discovery
completes TO date II series OF remark
able strikes ON what Is known as the
lower porphyry belt adjoining the
town on then north and west.
An immediate result of the strike
will be extensive developments On the
property by the Vernon Nevada Min
Ing company
Following the event of the Vernon,
Nevada, strike comes the news from
the town of Seven Troughs two and r
bali miles over the hill from here to
the effect that a series OF encourage
ing developments have been made
IN the Fine Gold property
endlining the wonderful baby
producer, the Kindergarten on
the lvor. on the north. has caused
no little interest and anticipation In
That camp. Manager Ray brought
over information from that camp yes
terday TO the effect that the Fine Gold
tunnel face was now in a porphyry
mixed with a quartz carrying gold
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 25.-The wheat market
today opened active and strong. Com
mission houses and shorts We're good buy
ers. but offerings were light. Northwest
ern receipts were small and cables firm
er. May opened 3sMis 10 iAM5s higher at
70 70 79ls and sold at 7SAIIS7s,
The corn market was active and steady.
The strength of wheat was an influence
Tor higher prices but this was offset by
the fact that local receipts We're about
100 cars above the estimate. May opened
* to y higher at 46 to 4sis and sold at
Trading in oats was quiet and prices
were steady May opened Is to isqi4 high
er at 3sssdSsis to ssh and sold at 3sha
The provisions market was dull hut firm.
May pork opened 12is cents higher at
1855. Lard opened IA cents up at $50,
and ribs We're cents up at 915.
off at the end OF the first hour, May de-
clining To 1875 A rally soon took place
and for the remainder OF the day prices
held firm. The close was strong with
Corn-Prlces eased on on selling by cash
houses and longs. The close was easy
with May. OFF Mah at F,7saa45s,,
,2 Sssh NY Mhsa barS red 1s ~ no No ba aed
69a76; No. ! northern s9asi: No. north
Corn No, Q =; No. 8, llAa4i%.
Sicse @hsas M 80 q + July July 7sH
Corn-May, 45Ssd45%; July, i5la.
oats-May, SSh: July, 354s
Pork May 1866; July. 1879.
LArd--May, 9.60na sra; July, a,65.
Ribs-Mny. g.27l.as.so; July, e.57ls.
Ryc--Cash 90.
Barley-Cash iGG5I.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Jan e5.--Sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining, 1872; Centrifugal 96 test.
l5-S2; molasses sugar z $50 ...aa,
Rchned--Steady. Crushed. 90; powder
cd $50: graduated. 4 80.
Coffee-Stendy. No. Rio, I.
LIvERPooL'GR
Liverpool Jan. 25.--Close: Wheat
March. 6s SD; May, Is JIsd July, SIS I'D.
The weather In England today was cold.
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CONCENTRATES.

Louis ID. Gordon Is expected Ia return
from Nevada some time during tha
President Baird of the r,ona,,,a
and Western Exploration commando, 10
days '' ~ lew
Manager l.. Hanchett Of tho Nou,
mouse mines is in Bingham fodav
looking over matters at the Boston
Consolidated.
Fred A. Fllndt has returned ,.,,,,
Yerington, Nevada, where he ~ bas ir pm
come extensively Interested In nining
properties. .
secy, G. J. Bower of the selby Con
sot.uale' ullne IN the Jumbo, Nevada,
inning district has sent some encour-
aging news from that property.
the management of the May Day
aiming company has secured car
I low % eoai' and AFTER a weeks shut
up"h' mas resumed operations again.
The ore and bullion settlements 70.
ported iNte Yesterday by Mccormick &
,outF'sn{ we're crude ore aud concen-
trate' $4,000, base bullion, SiOO. 900
William VI. Wantland has returned
from a "Trip to the Henoli Copper com.
ptly property near Baltlemountain.
Nevada where he made payment on
the purchase price OF that property. "
The management of the Invo COLA
Mining company has selected I NJ
Greer as mine manager and thar con.
tleman will leave for his new posi- Of
duty today. F'' :"
Supt Beverage OF the Emma Canine,
company has sent Yord from Alta +.
the erect that whole face OF ore has
been encountered In the west drjet
which averaged ii.6 ounces IN silver
and II per cent lead TO the ton. Good
progress v also reported with the work
IN the Consolidated Flagstarf rntna
which Is also IN charge of Mr.. Bovor.
ldge,
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WATER LEVEL LOWERING.
Change In Conditions Enables Opera.
ton OF Small Mines.

Leadville, Colo, Jan. PA wonder
full change is gradually coming about
In local mining conditions owing to the
persistent lowering OF the water line
IN the Leadville mining district prop
err A gradual recession of the water
level has veen observed on number
OF widely separated properties, In some
cases amounting to 200 and $50 feet. hi
TINS way some comparatively shallow
mines have been freed entirely OF water
so that they can now be operated at a
much better profit than ever before.
Experts explain the phenomenon as
due to the persistent lifting of enor-
nous volumes of water by few of the
larger mining companies.
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ORE IN MAIN TUNNEL.
Nevada Douglas Copper Has Full Face
OF ~ Per Cent Copper.

Walter c. Orem manager of the
Nevada Douglas Copper company. has
received some good news from the mine
superintendent, who has conveyed the
information that the main tunnel has
cut the orc body on the Casting Copper
claim al the point where it was expect
ed and that the whole face presents an
average OF AZ per cent copper.
From now on some Interesting devel-
opments may be expected IN the tunnel
for Il Will follow ore all the way into
the heart OF the mountain. From the
very time that the present company
took hold of its Yerington proposition
developments have been invariably of
an encouraging character and II would
seem that there IS no doubt about the
Douglas becoming one of the great
copper mines OF this country.
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T|NT|C STOCKS
WERE IN DEMAND
Nav Day and Colorado Weaken
While Lower Mammoth
Stiffens Slightly.
MOUNTAIN LAKE LOWER.
Columbus Con. Also Takes TO Iopog-
gan---South Columbus Con. sales
Among the Unlisted Stocks.

on the mining exchange this morning
there were sold 25.5OS shares of stocks
for which was paid S24.399.bo with but
few exceptions the sales of the regular
can were again confined to the Tintle
lIst. Ajax led out with sale NJ o. o.
cents: Grand Central came out az sS.a 80,
Nav Day was slightly weaker than on
yesterday; also Colorado Mining, wn NJ
began at 1920 and dropped to sz.lt1 y,
Mountain Lake of Big Cottonwood wa" vas
nor in as good order as some OF ~ us
friends had hoped that IL would be;
while South Columbus Consolidatea, ~ ~ 5s
induced 10 come into the pit az $50
The omen board witnessed fan IN Col-
urnbus Consolidated, which sold as low
ns s9.55 Lower Mammoth proved 70
he a favorite and closed in delliano
around Sis. Nevada mus snoNe" Nv
weak spots. .,ios
The closing quotations and sales
were: s.~,e
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GORDON AT ROUND MOUNTAIN.

Work will be resumed on the Town
site company's property shortly and
Louis D. Gordon stated this week that
Eve claims of the ground would he
Incorporated as quickly as possible,
says the Nugget OF Round Mountain,
Nevada. AT n depth OF about so feet
in q vertical shaft porphyryitio for
nation has been encountered and as
says OF from So TO SIS ton have
been secured.
II Is MI Gordon's opinion. and the
theory seems wen grounded. that by
sinking TO depth the ledge OF the ia
nous Daisy fraction win be found.
The property adjoins the Blue jay
claim OF the Round Mountain Daisy
Mining company and Is In n direct
line TO catch the rich specimen lodges
Of that nroperty
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. 25.-Cattle-- Receipts, 1000;
market steady Beeves. i.l0aG.9O; cows
and beifers, / ,606s5.S0, stockers and feed
ers, 2.5oal 50; calves 6,00dS.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market ga 10 cents
higher, Mixed and butchers. 6,50uS. 10
sod heavy. G.C5a6.l ia; rough heavy, $50
$3.50; lights, 6;s94e:l?1si pigs 5.soEs.5o;
ep-Receipts, 1900. market steady to
strong. Sheep. 5000. 70; lambs. i,15d7.So.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Jan. 25.-Cattle-- Receipts, 1900;
market steady. Native steers, 4.0Olt6. %
western steers. 3.59n5.25; Gamers. 1.75G
2.S5; stockers and feeders. S.s0a5. 90;
calves, 3.0el6 co. bulls and stays, 2.50u4, 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market 10 cents
higher Heavy, 6.52l9a5,50: mixed, 6.6Qft
6b2is; lights, G.e5@6 62ia; pigs, 5.5gd6. IS
bulk of sales, 6.60qG.62is.
Sheep-Receipts, $500: market steady.
Yearlings, 5.1o@626; wethers, seas. 70;
ewes, ij0d5 2D lambs, 6.50I7.5 80.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. 25.--Cattle--Receipts,
2,0oO; market steady. Native steers, LOG
$50: native cows and heifefs, 2.25aI 30;
stockers and feeders, S.0ol4 rs; bulls. 2.75
g3.25; calves, Is. 25u7 80; western fed steers,
S.i5ft5.i5; western fed COWS. 250G4,2 %.
higher Bulk. s,ssd67o; heavy. s.fol6.75
packers. 6.65ad.7gl2; pigs and lights. $3.50
sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady,
Muttons, I.7515. %; lambs, 7,094T.50; range
wethers. 5.o0a6 60: fed ewes, 4.0ou6 %,
ST. LOUIS,
ST. Louis Jan. 2S.-Wool steady. Ter
iitory and western mediums, 2a2S; fine
mediums, 1s@2i; fine, l5@17.
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FOUND A COPPER MINE.

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 25.-About "a
years ago, on a mining property in
Plhai county, vein was encountered
piled In dump at the mouth of the
shaft. Recent examination of the dump
caused party of Globe prospectors
TO open their eyes, and after examining
the vein they hastened to secure a
lease on the property. The supposed
IRON runs 60 per cent copper and 900
ounces OF silver to the ton, all OF which
illustrates the advance made in scien-
the mining In the last quarter Century
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NEWS FROM VERNON.


Vernon Humboldt Co. New. Jan.
ga strike yesterday on the
grounds of the Vernon Nevada Mining
company has oceasioned quite a stir
In mining circles and has brought
the circle OF productive ground from
the east ana north well around 10 the
west of Vernon, Here on territory
TINT abuts the town ana adiolns tho
grounds Of the Seven Troughs Vernon
Mining company was opened up as
The result OF surface explorations a
VEN Of quartz carrying values as high
as s22lfO per ton IN gold. The latter
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WEATHER REPORT

Record az the local office VI tho wealth.
or bureau for the "a hours ending at Q
a. III, today.
Temperature al a. m, 70, maximum,
sj minimum, 10, mean, 30 which rs 10 de-.
srees below normal.
Precipitation since the first OF tho
month. ~ inch, which Is q inch above
FORECAST TILL . p. NJ, SATURDAY
Vicinity:
Local snow tonight and saturday
a. j. HYATT,
section Director
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UNITED VERDE IMpRovEMENrs

Jerome. Ariz., Jan. 25.-Plans are
practically completed for the eXpendi-
ture of sl000,00O In improvements on
the United Verde property. Much new
machinery will be added to the smelt-
er, and the terminal facilities of the
United Verde & Pacific railroad viii
be greatly improved A 1000 foot tun-
mel is also to be run. and In general a
deep-inining policy will be pursued,
this method having gained much favor
of late at Jerome.
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BACK FROM GREENwArER.
Engineer Says Reports Sent out About
camp Have Been Exacreroted

a. ?. Jennings, the well known min
t ses ' engineer has returned from pro-
iornia, district and has returned wis.
the opinion that the mineral possibjii.
ties OF that region have been greatly,
eXagserated. This opinion has hee,
shared in by other Salt Lake engineers
among them NJ. NJ. johnson, of ths
Newhouse stan. ''''
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CRESCENT ORE RATES.
Cost OF Transportation To Salt Lake
And Needles Smelters.

Special Correspondence.
Crescent. New, Jan. 23.--Crescent is
very fortunate for a Nevada camp in
the matter of transportation. The Salt
Lake system has a station at Nipton,
Cal. five miles distant, on a down
grade, while the Santa Fe system.
Wnleh is building into Searchllght. will
have station on the east of the Cres-
cent hills, road is being built to
crescent, distance of II miles. The
cost of transportation of ores has been
placed at minimum to the Salt Lake
smeilers at IS per ton, while on the
Santa Fe the rate from Iyanpouyb 10
the Needles smelters Is 81 per ton.
water for milling and domestic mr.
poses mas been developed In Quantities
sufficient for camp of $1,000 inhabits
ants ants, and the building of an electric
. sisml anu power plant Is under discus
sion by coterie of Los Angeles car
italists. 1'p-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's,

c. o. Veness TO Jno A. Edwards.
part Of LOT !, block So, plat D.n,. 1000
j. l.. Doran, administrator 60
Symms Utah Grocery Co, part
OF block ST. plat C.a......+......,, I
Francis Cast 70 Conrad Cast, lots
~ etc, block 4. Lake Niew...,,... GIFT
AyMl aha,.y = l5 sshei,ler 20 1q bIeek x
University ~ ..'....' ..'' ' 100
Mary l., HogensOn 20 Josephine
Peterson, part OF section n, town.
ship south range west ,...,... 10
Thomas simpson 20 Hannah Simp-
son, part OF lot ), all Of o, block
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LET A CONTRACT.
Management of the Empire State
Pushing Development.

Local shareholders of the Empire
State Mining company nave let con-
tract TO run the tunnel IN that property,
which is at Fairview, Nevada, 100 feet
further. The ground is said TO be very
we'll located In the camp and those In
terested have every reason to believe
that II VIII eventually develop into ont
of the best PROPOSITIONS In Fnirview
Edward McCarrick ana William H.
Tibbals are among the principal local
sharoholders
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Forenoon sales ... 25,5oS s24,sae.5O
SALES or UNLISTED STOCKS.

The trading in the unlisted securities
this morning was confined TO four
stocks. Ono thousand shares of the Ely
Witch sold at Sl.S5, Several blocks OF
Copper Glance exchanged hands at
2Sia to 2g1s, and more was wanted at
tho higher price, Standard Copper sold
of. q few hundred shares changing
hands nt from $50 to Si.i5 Two hum
dred shares of Nowhouse sold at S1G. 70.
which was quite a little advance over
yesterdays figures, There was active
bidding for Ohio Copper. S5.4p being Of
fcred and $3.50 WAS the bid for Nevada
Douglas and Western Nevada sl.4O but
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City Real Estate,
Forest Dale Lots and
Commercial Stocks
And Bonds.
Phone Bell 81.

]. Poplar Grove Add. .
II; +. Clark and wife to Anna Dav-
ieson. part OF lot 1, block 25 plat
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