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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, land ONCE at
Occur D'Alene, Idaho, Dec. 81. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that James Il. AleIkn-
der OF Boomers Ferry, Idaho. has hled notice Of
his intention to make final Eve year proof In
support of hia claim. viz. Homestead entry No.
s1ss made May 2, 1907, for the sEIz section 4.
township IS N. rssge Z. B. NJ, and that said
proof win be made before q. 8. Commissions
". D. Baxter at his once ct Boomers Ferry,
Idaho, on February 9th, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, the land, Wis: Frank Johnson OF Boomers
Ferry. Idaho. Samuel Montgomery OF Copeland
Idaho. Arthur Locke of Copeland, Idaho. and
Kennith McRse Of Boomers Ferry. Idaho.
l2-2S-1-25 r. N. DUNN, Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28
MINING APPLICATION NO. GAL

U. 8. Land Once. Occur d'Alene, October IL
1907.
Notice is hereby given that Albert Klock-
mann, rhose-postofice address ia Butte,
Silver Bow Coenty, Montana. has this
day filed his application for q patent
for 1855 linear feet, being a degrees
% minutes Z, 1855 feet from the point oil dis
covery at the west end line OF Morning Star
Lode Mining claim, and 1910 linear feet, being
8 81 degrees 10 minutes W 1880 feet and n 81
degrees 40 minutes < 40 feet from the point OF
discovery of the Aurora Lode Mining Claim,
upon which = notice OF intention to apply for
patent was posted at the tunnel on the com.
mon end lines OF these claims, on the Sth day
Of September, 1907, situated In Priest Lake Min.
ing district, Bonner County, Idaho, designated
IS Sur. No. 22l3 In unsuryeyed township o.
north. range west, and being described as
follows:
Morning Star Lode: Beginning at the north
west corner No. l, identical with corner No, {
Of survey NO. 1871 and corner no. Of survey
NO. 1910. shsle stone set in sroun1, with
mound OF stone alongside, and chiseled l-22ls
for corner NO. /, from W hich the northwest cor
ner OF section 7, township 81 north, range 4
west, bears south rs degrees 50 minutes 20 sec.
onds west 3o03.7 feet, and running thence
north a. degrees % minutes east 1927 feet;
thence south 46 degrees 80 minutes east COO
feet; thence south AZ degrees 43 minutes uest
1886 feet; thence north rs degrees 80 minutes
west 600 feet; thence north 81 degrees 40 min.
utes east 80 feet to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning an area OF 1855 acres claimed.
Aurora Lode: Beginning at the northeast
corner No. l, which Is identical with corner No.
S of the Morning Star Lode, q shale stone set
in the ground, with mound OF stone along.
side. and chiseled l-22l3 for corner No. /, from
which the northwest corner OF section 2, town.
ship 81 north, range west, bears south "A de.
grees west 2e74.5 feet, and running thence
south 70 degrees 80 minutes east 600 fer,
thence south 81 degrees 10 minutes west ItJo
feet; thence north s6 degrees 30 minutes uesi
600 feet thence north 81 degrees 40 minutes
east l47o feet 10 place OF beginning, contsin ins
an area of 1852 acres claimed. Total area y
these surveys claimed, 3s1s7 acres
The location certificates of these claims viii
be found in Book "J'' OF Quartz claims on
pages 80 and 81 respectively. records OF Koots-
mai county, Idaho.
The adjoining claims to the premises arr az
follows: To the Morning Star Lode: surysy
No, 1911, Jasper Lode, on the northwest: suIvex
NO 172O. Evening Star Lode, on the northeast
and survey No. 1910, Continental Lode, on ths
northwest To the Aurora Lode; Survey No
1910, Continental Lode, on the northwest
X. N. DUNN, Register
u-H riFss publiestiss, ocs. 2s,isof9
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, land once at
Occur D'Alene. Idaho. Dec. 81, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that John c. Moore OF
Naples, Idaho. has filed notice of his inten.
ton to make final five yesr.proof in support OF
his claim, Wis: Homestead entry No. BAT. made
Nov. lst, 1907, for the NE1< of swk and Nw11
Of sE1< section "a. township 81 N. range l " \
NJ, and that said proof will be made before u
8. Commissioner W. d. Baxter at his ONCE q,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho, on February 9Th, 1905
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, tho land. viz: Alex. Moore. Henry Henshsw,
Roy wslty aud Peter Thompson all OF Naples
Idaho.
l2-2s.l.26 r. N. DUNN. Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28
Card of Thanks.

I desire to express my most sim
cere thanks to the following for
their kind donations to me during
my illness, and especially to Gust
Sandstrom for circulating the pa
per; also to John Nickelby for cir
culsting another paper, upon which
was collected 1880. / regret that
l have not the latter list of names
TO make due acknowledgements
herewith:
Gust Sandstrom, Soc; H. Jacob
son, SOC; Mrs. Jacobson, SOC; John
Knutson, Soc; Gust Bruffern, Soc;
NJ. johnson, Soc; X. o. Shand, Soc;
Ole Hagen, 81; Ole Olsen, Soc;
Anton Rudd, 81; J. NJ. Kluken,
Soc; George Johnson, Soc; H. Oh.
son, Soc; Sam Gunderson, SOC,
J. w. Rudockt, 500; Christ J. Han
sen, Soc; A. Peterson, Soc; Charlie
johnson, 25c; Charl Dahlen, Soc;
H. Dahlen, Soc; John Holverson,
SOC; Ole Mas, 81; Karl Venass. 81;
Char Moen, 81; Olaf venass, 81;
K. Westmsn, 75c; Martha Sand
strom, Soc; Erik Westerlund, 81;
Christina Westerlund, Soc; A.
Johnson, SOC; I. Linden, 81; John
Heckleby, ~. K. B. ODDsoN.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land ONCE At
Occur d'Alene. Idaho, Dec. 81 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles R.KniEh,
OF Boomers Ferry. Idaho. has fled notice of his
intention to make final FIVE year proof In sup.
port OF his claim, viz: Homestead entry No.
s47s made Dec. A. 1902. for the NwIz section %
township 81 n. range B NJ, and that said
proof will be made before q. 8. Commissioner
w. d. Baxter at his ONCE at Boomers Ferry.
Idaho. on February 9Th, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, ths land, viz: william n. Miller, Otis
Collins, Georre Collins and Alexander 8. Card,
well all OF Bonners FerrP, Idaho.
i2.2s-i-25 r. N. DUNN. Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28

Photograph work in all the
latest finishes, and cards and franz
ing. The latest postal card photos
and stamp photos. Views OF all
kinds. First class work. Ladley,
the photographer.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28

Circular and square wool
shawls will be sold out nom now
until Dec. 31st, at sale prices.
Also our entire line of dress goods,
underwear, gloves. etc. Holm
gsr'r Department Store.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28

--Thoss bank certificates you
have will pass just like money at
Howe's jsuslry stors.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-12-28
Estray Notice

Taken up, at my ranch at shy.
der's spur, one estray steer. about
2 years old, red roam in color, nc
brands. Owner can have same BY
psyinE all costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers' west Second South street
furnish the following. received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Ahmeek 45455. Butte & Londe. Ia
~ Dom. Copper. 2d2 1-t6. Giroux
ShQi Hancock, 5d5h; Majestic. STAG
30; Nipissing, 6itG6& S. g. p, 9AG9A :
Utah Apex. pa a27s Davis Daily S7sd
Az Butte Exploration. lOn15. Cum.
Ely, sass East Butte, AZ as; Globe,
405: Helvetia. 1Qlla; New. Utah 2ika
~ Raven. SOGs5 Troy. 60q70; Bling.
Cent, %G7s.
Adventure. 10lh; Arcadiau, s9sh,
Bingham, 6isQ6ia G. & A., iO3dl04: G.
& H.. 605G6l0: C. NJ, 25 bid DAILY West,
l0G1l; CRANKY. S0Gs5i Mass, 2Ag3h
Mexico Con, 7kn7M; Hohawk, 45@t6;
North Butte. aga i2ia Osceola, SlQSZ;
quincy, 790s0; Santa Fe. 202k Tam
arack, 62065; Trinity, many; Utah
consolidated. 65AG7 Zinc, 22Q23;
Royale. 157sG16; Balaklala. 4Q4h
Anouez, 22hQ23h; Atlantic, 10Qll.
Butte COaln., 15%6l5A. c. & H, 103d
i04. Centennial. 20ik02lh; Cop Range,
524053; Franklin, 7h47A. Greene
Cananea. 5MQ6; Mayhower, 4oQ60.
Michigan. 9a9h. old Dom. 22A023;
Parrot. l0Gll. r. l.. 2hd3. Shannon.
lOhalOA; United Cop, 7hqsh; OIL, So
Si4; Victoria. 4a4h; Wolverine. 1854
no: Anal. ass as; Boston Con. l2d
1914; u. S. s., com, 29h a29A; u. $. s..
pfd., 37h03s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
STOCK MARKET
CLOSED STEADY
First Prices, Owing to London
Quotations, Were Higher
Than Yesterdays Close.
THEN THEY FELL STEADILY.
Moderate selling Of Amalgamated Gave
First Impetus to Down
ward Trend.

New York Nov 2-Hgher prices for
some American securities IN London had
n strengthening effect here ana FIRST prices
were mostly from y 20 y above yester-
days final figures. New York Central
gained point while Canadian Pacific lost
"a and Metropolitan Street Railway 5.
Moderate selling OF Amalgamated Cop
per gave the first downward Impetus 70
pri : 8. which was Increased when Read
ms, Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
weakened. Offerings were rather light all
through the list, but prices fol- steadily
and the prominent stocks all ruled well
below Yesterdays closing
Kansas City southern nretcrrcd fell rs
and Utah copper IA. United states Pipe
preferred IN. Reading and Amalgamatcd
Copper Ia and Union Pacific. Northern
Pacific. American Smelling preferred and
Colorado Fuel T. Pullman advanced and
Federal Mining preferred is.
The market closed steady, no transac-
lions being recorded after the appearance
OF the bank statement which was not
published until noon Prices pulled up to-
wards the end Of the day and reduced the
declines. Canadian Pacific fen % Inter-
national Pump preferred lA, Missouri Pa
cihc 1N Mackay companies preferred ia,
Southern Pacific preferred 1M and Atchi-
son. Alton & Anaconda I. Westinghouse
Electric rose Th pennsy lvauia, Erie first
preferred and Alls-Chalmors preferred
rose. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
CONCENTRATES.

Edward r. Zalinski. the mining
engineer. has returned from trip
east, whore he has been on mining
business.
Col J. l.. Hackett, one OF the big
stockholders I'm the Ohio Kentucky
mine al Phoebe, left last night on an
Inspection trip to the property Of that
company.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick q
Company were. Crude GRE and con-
centrate, $4,000; base bullion, $780,
600
Tho Goldheld Consolidated Mines
company is negotiating FOR a mill at
Wardsworth. New, and II successful
the plant viii be OVerhauled and
placed IN commission again.
The eastern office Of the Horn Sill
yer Mining company has ordered its
mine az Frisco. Beaver county closed
and Manager p. r. Farnsworth has
carried OUT the instructions.
The seventh section q the Utah Cop
per companys Garfield mill is now in
commission. with six sections oper-
ating, the company turned out approx
imately 1000 tons of concentrate aver
aging 80 per cent copper.
James j. Burke, the contractor. has
returned from California where he
has just finished uD the construction
Of tho aerial tramway for the Balak-
lala Copper company. The system
was placed Ia commission and turned
over 90 the company before Mr.
Burke pulled out Tor home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
RCARlI OK BACK
FROM FAIRV'EW
Mlnlng Man Says Camp is Quiet
But Mines Are in Fine
Condition.
NEVADA HILLS ORE EN- ROUTE
4 Few Mines about Ready to Produce
Working ON the Em-
pirc state.

Edward McCauick returned last
nipht from O. "trip 90 the Fairview. Ne
vada. mining district where he Is ox.
tenslvely Interested while the camp
is very quiet as compared 10 what b.
was six months ago, the mines are IN
good shape and several new properties
are on the verge Of becoming regular
shinuers.
zone OF the things that has put n
damper on prosperity in Fairview
said Mr. McCarrlck today. "is the gem
oral impression that has gone abroad
to the effect that the smeters VIII not
make prompt payment for ores shipped
from the mines. 10 the producer has
20 wait 80 DAYS OF moro to get bis pay,
q simply puts some ~ them out Of
businoss-thut ie am there Is to it They
can't stand o. am satisfied that
Ct the assurance were given that ores
could be realized on as soon as they
passed through che sampler Fairview
would take on the aspect Of a boom
again.
II understand the Nevada Hills CONE
pony has so cerloads OF ore at the
samplers and cn route from the mine
and The most of SO Is high grade stun
zoo. The Eagles Nest mine is look
irs very encouraging and rs ready to
enter the produCiuE list The Fairvicw
Elgle b. also lon the same class while
another property about to assert itself
is the Hot Onion mine in the northern
part of the diftrict-ready TO enter the
shipping class.
While away Mr. McCarrick let an
other contract or the Empire State.
one Of the most promising propositions
ina the district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
a1Roux CONSOLIDATED.
New Conccntrator VIII BE Given my
ing out Next Week.

Il was learned yesterday from an
authoritative source, says the WHITE
Pine News. that the GirouX concen-
traitor VIII. according 90 present plans,
get up steam next week and com
mence preliminary operations which
may be- expected 20 work into per-
inaneut production within a short
time. The preliminary work is but
partially experimental, inasmuch as it
will have only 20 do with the trying
out OF equipment for the purpose OF
uscertainiug whether everything in
connection with the extensive and
complicated erection work. requiring
perfect adjustment TO the hair
breadth. Is ready for continuous oper-
alton.
Al the Glroux properties all mar
row gage rail connections with the
concentration have been made, mines
connected with trackage and every
thing made ready on the surface for
business. Surface forces were laid
of something over month ago. their
work having then been completed. In
the mines Of the company develop
ment goes ahead steadily without re-
auction tf operating forces, though
the ore blocked out In the properties
and the excellent shape in which the
mines u the company have been put
would enable them 20 shut on de-
Nclopmcn. at any time desired, We're
curtailment of expenses under cousid-
Grafton However every ton OF ore
cutned IS just that much of an asset
against the future, while continuing
with deyclonment holds "a well organ
ized and excellent force of miners to-
eethcr t1 turn on 90 regular produc-
zion wenever 81 may be wanted. AS
stated above. DO now looks as if that
So oud be- soon. with the excellent
work which as been done on the cone
contractor. few weeks " test oper-
alton will probably Doc AN sufficient to
determine the readiness of the plant
f.r continuous uco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02

THE MINING CONGRESS.
Federal Government WIN be- Well
Represented 40 Meeting

joplin Mo-. Nau l-Tne presence of
several chief aE..Itivcs from various
states Del expected io lend dignity Co
the tenth annual meeting Hl roe Amer
Jean Mining congress which meets lu
This city The week. 90 November n.
The federal government WIN De repre-.
scnted ty Dr. George Ots smith. direc
tor United States geological survey
MI. D. w. Parker Nud DR. Waldcmar
LIudrr.u. of the division of mineral
resources. end Dr j. a. Holmes of Oh.
Technology branch 0f the survey Each
OF these gentlemen viii read papers bee
fore fhe CON SICss
e.rr james E Callbreath, in "a re-
cent interview. suggested that The
mayor OF each city and commercial
club lu America should take advantage
of ihcir authority TO appoint delegates
% this meeting
Promoters and investors the world
over win be- Interested in the lesisla-
ton proposed hv the committee app
pointed To- investigate corporation laws
OF the various states With "a view 10
suggesting additional protection for
mining investors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS


r. IT, Kimhrough to Peter ltasmus-
sen. Jr. lot l5 block 2 himhau
subdivision ..............-... '.-s.. 900. -
pennle H. Sampson TO J. l.. Samp-
SON. lots s and g block g. Lynch a
Glassman's addition ,.........-..'....
Mutual Investment company 20 Ale
media earn, lot 3 block l&, plat A..
s. c. Schied 90 Fred Is. Williams
lots 81. etc. Inglewood ......-.........
p. L.. Macdonald 20 Phoebe A, Peart
part OF lot l6 block 10. hve-acre
plat a ssssstst.tss+ o. tststtfsf. zoe - s.Tf
l.. j. larson 10 carl larson. land In
section 81. township stth' range
I cast t..-....ts.. ss.ftfs - - ,...'
George h Kilken 10 George. Nicholes,
lots a. etc. block TO- Perkins First
addition ......sasss.tsf+-. ttsr. sfsss. =
*. g. Jensen 20 Mary NJ Wing, lots
Nc and l7 block 3, Perkins Grand
View addition .at.ts.sattt .t.f ..srs
II n. Rirhards 10 Mary C.. Richards,
land I'm section q. township 2 south
range 1 west ..-..'..'''..'..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
WEEKLY VITAL STATISTICS.

The weekly report OF the city board
~ health Tor the week ending Nov.
D. 1907. shows the following.
F'lfty-three births were reported dur
Ing the week. 23 mails and 80 females
Twenty-Five deaths Zero reported dur,
ing the week l2 males ana . females;
four bodies were shipped here Tor
burial
There were reTOrtod during the week
~ cases OF contagious and infectious
diseases. consisting of 4 case OF SMALL
poK. cases Qf scarlet fever. 6 cases
on diphtherla, on cases OF measles. ~
cases OF typhoid fever I case Of pneu-
monia. 3 cases of chickenpCN and
case Of mumps
There were Remaining In quarantine
at the end OF he week one case OF
smallpox, ~ cases OF scarlet fever ana
Nc cases u dipl iberia. guaranteed In
no houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York, NOV. money ON call
uuict, tlmc loans nOminnli 90 days
n pcr cent: loaned Yesterday nnd %
DAYS 40 to - per cent; sN months y
per cent. - -.
iroIIV 80 90 10 per cent. sterling eN-
change giraffe with actual business
in bankers hills at iS6.25 nt 1875
for demand and nc tsO.5O at 4Si.oO
for go DAY bills.
Commercial bills. f7SM ht A1O.
Bar silver, 5Ols
Mexican dollars. ~,
Grvcrnmcnt bonds strong; railroad
bonds weak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
American Mines Syndicate Finds
Il While CrosS-Cuttihg
To Granite Claim.
DISCOVERY IMPORTANT ONE.
New Equipment for Mckinley Mine
TetrO Mining Company
Leases Dump.


Special CorresT ondcnce.
Eureka. Nov. At is learned from
thoroughly reliable source that the
American Mine syndicate has cut into a
nice body OF ore in running its cross
cut from the Little chief shaft toward
the Granite claim upon which the SYM
dictate has a bond and lease. To reach
the Granite claim Sc is necessary 10
drive the drift through a portion OF
the Eagle and Blue Bell ground, and it
was iu the latter property that the ore
was uncovered. and for several rea-
sons the find is o. very important one.
IN ls in "a section of the Eagle and Blue
Hcl ground fai remote from where
that company has been working and
extracting ore f'r several years, which
goes 90 show that the Eagle and Blue
Beu vein extends FAR 90 the east Ger
tainly this ought 20 be gratifying news
tp those who own property In that To-
calitv.
The new machinery Tor the Mckinley
was hauled 90 the mine this week and
the work of placing &c Ia position COM
meuced Immediately. Within couple
ri more weeks the installation Of the
machinery viii have been completed
and She development Of the property
resumed. Electric power will be pro-
cured from the Telluride company for
the operation Of the plant. The in
cline shat al this Companys ground.
which Is nov down 90 a depth Of 800
feet, win be sunk at least 200 feet fur
Their. and IL Is believed by the officers
of the company that with greater depth
they can open up ore and make the
property as valuable as the neighbor-
ing territory.
Charles Ailburg and James NcPher-
son have secured "a lease on the mill
ore dump belonrign 90 the Tetro Min
ing company They win use a jigg
In reducing the ore 90 concentrate. II
Is expected that they win De able 20
market three or four carloads % con-
centrate as result on working the
al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
CAMP OF BINGHAM.
Yampa Company Putting In Time
Making Improvements.


Making Improvements.
since the curtailment Of forces at
the Yampa and some OF the other big
rr1uerties in the Bingham district
saws the Bingham Press. the old cop
ror Camp does not look one-haf so
prosperous and q number Of persons
formerly employed in and around
that copper belt have moved out
This luil VIII give the mining CONF
panIes q chance 20 get IN some good
mechanical equipment as well as 10
increase the development OF ore re-
serves that are destined 20 bring far
better prices in the near future. pos
sibly not later than the FIRST Of the
year
AT the Yampa there IS no question
but that the true reason for closing
down was the immense amount Of inn
UrOvement that he smelling plant re-
quirel as well as the necessity Of
completing the tramway from the
mine 20 the smeltcr. just now
small army IF workmen has taken the
place OF the force that Yves engaged
iu commercializing the product OF the
mines only a few weeks ago. Great
quantities Of brick and lumber are on
the grou1d. and some Of the big
smoke stacks are beginning 20 bear
the aspect of huge monuments on the
mountain sides. The tramway along
the line OF the fhpN-i helN - htAi Jus
completion, and 10 all appearance the
smolting plant soon viii have In
stalled O sufficient amount Of ma
chinery To make the plant almost
new one.
Two great properties NJ the Bing-
ham camp are continuing operations
in o manner that would give sufficient
employment 20 satisfy almost any min
ing camE- ordinarily. These two are
the Utah Copper company and the
Utah Consolidated. The Utah Cop
per company has cars. engines. steam
shoveis and blasting outfits az work
from tho canyon 90 the summit Of
the mountain. which have made head
way in the tearing down Of the ores
ana upper crest
The Utah Consolidated IS also fol-
lowing In the pace set by the Utah
Copper and with the reduction OF the
output az other mines both OF these
companies have gone into the mining
business more extensively than ever
Tor tho reason that more laborers are
to bo had and better facilities are 20
Do had COR transporting the ores 20
the mills and shelters. as well as
good mel supply being afforded by
the railroad company which Is now
I'M "a position 20 give better service
where the demands on 70 have been
reduced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Ohio Copper Closed in Good Demand
-Today's Quotations and Sales.

A good volume OF business was trans
acted on the floor OF the mining eN-
change during the week. which has
ended with a marked Improvement in
the copper list There U.s. an Increasing
demand for Ohio Copper and a sale
81 that stock was recorded today at
81. I5. Lower Mammoth has recov-
cred some OF the losses sustained early
held us own. May Day and Uncle
Sam are weaker. SO Is Beck Tunnel
and Colorado. Seven Troughs has
closed strong on the strength Of the
continued good reports coming from
the mine. while Sioux Consolidated has
held It's own.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were.