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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02
Mining Notes.

Ben D. Luce leaves Sunday for the
district of Wonder, New.
Col. C. i. Loose came in from Provo
Friday on mining business.
r. j. Evans, the mining broker, leaves
today for New York on mining busi-
ness,
Lew Humphries, the mining engineer,
has returned from an extended trip to
the East,
W. ]. Craig, the mining engineer, has
departed for an inspection Of the Fed
eral Ely property at Ely.
w. w, Armstrong spent Friday at
Park City In the interest Of his bust
ness connections in that camp,
The Ohio, Kentucky company stock
holders will meet in this city March 4
to reincorporate under the laws OF Ne
vada instead of Utah.
A, J. Bottles, mill manager of the
Boston Consolidated company. is back
from the new plant at Garfield, Mr.
BEETLES reports that excellent progress
is being made at the mill. The struct-
ural work is going ahead rapidly, and
the crushing machinery is arriving.
The last car from the Utah mine
netted the company $6,65S.2S. The as
says showed the ore to run lS4 ounces
silver, SO per cent lead, or per ton
5000, Another car is awaiting teams
at the mine,
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FORENOON SALES.

May Day. 22oo at 3o5c; 1900 at 31c; 500
at 30bc, seller sixty days
Nevada Hills. 100 at ss,72s.
60 S9ioradS s2t sao Mining 200 at $40; 100 at
lngot. 1900 at &c; 1000 at eac.
Scottish Chief. 500 at SIC
seven Troughs, 500 at re; GOO at tic;
100 at roe. '
Shares sold. 10,4o0
Selling value, s49032o.
OPEN BOARD.
s2.35, 100 at s2.37s
Columbus Consolidated, 400 ats5so.
Little Chief, 500 at l6ic
May Day, 500 at 3osc; 1900 at Sic; 1000
Mountain Lake. 200 at s1c.
New York, 500 at 25c
South Columbus Consolidated, 100 at
Shares sold, 1880.
Selling value, $40. %.
AFTERNOON SALES.
May Day. 1000 at 3lac
Black Jack, 500 at 6sc
Little Chief, 1900 at lie.
Wabash, 200 at 25c.
Yankee, 500 at 73c, 1000 at re.
Cyclone, 1000 at 2Ac,
Shares sold 5515
Selling value, s2023 90.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at s1.s5
Columbus Consolidated. 100 at $500;
200 at $6O5.
Little Chief, 500 at l7bc.
Mountain Lake, 900 at 90c, 1000 at ooc
buyer 60 days
New York, 500 at 25c.
south Swansea. 1900 at 10lc; 1000 at 10c,
Uncle Sam. 300 at 44c
Yankee, 700 at 74c.
Shares sold, 1880.
Selling value, s13.129.75.
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DAY ON CHANGE.
Busines Stacks UP Bit on the Local
Board

Business was rather slack on the ex-
change Friday, only 44.015 shares selling.
having a market value OF s30 75s, 25. Most
or the time was taken up with the un-
listed stocks, although not a great many
shares were sold. Standard Copper
showed strength, selling all the way from
Sl:l2e to sl.20: Copper Glance sold for
Bingham Copper brought 40c; Newhouse
sold for s2l S7i; Honerlne sold for 95c
and 81. Mcdonald Ely brought 80 for
900 shares. For Ely. Witch $3.50 was
ern Pacific was offered at ISc, Treasure
Hill was offered AT soc: Demijohn was
offered at 10c, Yerington Ironsides was
offered at Csc; Weimer Copper was of
fered at S1,I5; Ohio Copper closed $500
at $500; Naildriver closed 40c at soc; Ce-
dar was offered at 55c; Yerlngton Copper
soc; Western Nevada Copper closed 81 27S
at S1.o5. The quotations on listed stocks
closed as follows:
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Market In Frisco.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, West Second South street,
furnish the following received over
their private wire yesterday afternoon;
"There was considerable realizing on
the San Francisco Mining Exchange to-
appeared to be full of selling orders.
There was no feature TO the market, and
the Goldfeld wires being down helped
to depress the prices
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Nonsuit Entered.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Thomas
]. Duffy, who has been in litigation for
a number OF years over some Alaskan
mining properties, which he claims, was
nonsufted in Judge Hunts court yes
terday in an action brought against
Jafet Lindeberg, Charles D. Lane and
others, to recover on bond for $780,
900, which, Duffy asserts, was given by
the defendants for the purpose of pro
teetirg him while they. worked tho
claims he said were rightfully his.
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Tribune Agents in Nevada.

Copies OF The Tribune will be found
on sale In Nevada at the following:
Beatty-Mark &c Hancock.
Cherry Creek-Grey & Collins.
Caliente-John Shler.
Delemar-M. C.. Kelly.
Ey-Thomas O'Dalovlch.
Eureka-Frnest II. Mau.
Goldfeld-Frank Landstrom. Hunter
ADV. & Pub, Co.
Gold Butte-W. E. Sharp.
Las Vegas-F. P, Shannon, s. l.. News
Co
Neutrality-suspicious. & RoundevelI
Reno-Rosenthal Ss Arrnanko. Shepherd
& Son.
Rhyolite-San Speirs,
Tonopah-W. II. ONeill. A. H. Rounds
well, Sherman & Odfather.
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ZENoLI ORE.
First Car Marketed Contains Some
Very Fine Values.

The first of four cars of Zenoli ore
has been received and settled for in
the local market, and the returns to the
company for lot No. l was on the basis
per ton of S44 ounces silver, 2.5 per
cent lead, l.75 per cent copper, l.2 per
cent zinc and 1914 per cent iron. This
property of Salt Lakers located near
Palisade, New, is rapidly assuming
shape for active consignments to the
market, and the summer should see 1T
earning at q very liberal rate.
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Ore Shipmenta.

The Pioneer sampler released the fol.
lowing number OF cars of ore Friday:
Utah, 6; Nevada, 9,
The Taylor and Brunton company re-
tana, /; California, /; Nevada, /;
Utah, 4.
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Nevadas in San Francisco.

James a. Pollock g. Co, bankers and
brokers. w, Second South furnish the
following San Francisco stock quota
tions, received over their private wire:
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Ore and Bullion

The ore and bullion receipts for Fri
day, given by Mccormick & Co, were
rs follows: Ore, $4,000; bullion, $42,-
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BOSTON MINING sTOCKs
No Eastern Quotations.

Owing to wire trouble Friday Pollock
q 60, were unable TO furnish the New
York and Boston ranges.
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Amalgamated Strong

LONDON, March ted
Copper showed strength here today. 1t
was half point over yesterdays New
York closing.
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LOWER MAMMOTH HOIST.
company Starts Up New Machinery
First Time on Friday.

word from Tintic Friday brought the
good news TO the Lower Mammoth COM
pany that the new electrical hoist had
peen started, and that it was working
as smoothly ms an old.timer at the busi.
ness; In spite of tho well-laid plans.
inc hoist wns not christened with cham,
Pagne, the management evidently hav-
rrTng found better use for the fluid.
hl5 equipment is now enabling tho
,G lower Mammoth management to reach
ehe l2oO-foot level, and the auxiliary
yySfeticai Well hoist on the l2oo-foot level,
Wnlehl VIII reach down the winze to
tae n0'foot level. is being placed into
qua Ma,por operations as rapidly us pos
s,olc pne does not need to look
through the small end of the telescope
~ ~ sight the Lower Mammoth 8 produc.
tion era near at hand
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The Metal Market.

Tho metal quotations for Friday.
posted by Mccormick & Co., were as
follows: Silver, 6o9s: lead, Sc; copper,
245.
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-The Of
stocks today were as follows:
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Union Assay Once.

"a; sso 9; Hanauer, J. v. sadlor
~0E D. West Temple. P. o. Boz I446
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CABINET LADIES
RECEIVE CALLERS
Receptions at Homes Except
Where Families Are in
Mourning.

Wednesday being Cabinet" day. all
the hostesses Of that circle who are IN
the city and not in mourning were at
home % callers yesterday. Mrs. Fair
banks, wife OF thu Vice President, was
not al home snd will not be for some
weeks, until she has entirely recovered
from her attack o; grip Neither did
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas. receive
visitors. Mrs. Hitchcock who is not
In good health and is still In semi
mourning, was also not AZ home. and
Mrs. Cortelyou is In deep mourning.
Mrs Root, wife Of the Secretary of
State. was assisted only by her daugh-
ter. Miss Edith Root. Mrs. Shaw, wife
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury. had
assisting her Mrs. Barrie, AIRS, ShrineT.
Miss Pansy Perkins. Miss Fountain. and
the Misses Shaw. Mrs. Taft. wife OF
the Secretary OF War was alone. Mrs.
Bonaparte, wife OF the Attorney General
held a very large reception. She
had with her Mrs. Alfred Cooley, of
this city and Miss Katherine Peabody,
OF Boston. who IS her house guest. Mrs
Metcalf. wife OF the Secretary of the
Navy. had with her Mrs Charles II.
Davis. Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe. Mrs.
Can and Miss l<ean.
''Cabinet Gay" is not what IL used 10
be when there was a coterie OF as
sistanIs In the dining rooms Of each
house. and both warming and cooling
beverages We're served, with many times
almost dinner also. The DAYS OF re-
freshments and brilliant scenes in the
Cabinet homes on Wednesday afternoons
are things OF the days gone by, and even
the inonensive and simple tea table
which was held on TO the last two sea-
sons. and IS so grateful 20 break the
formality OF the greeting or strangers
has been abandoned. This sy common
consent at the meetings OF tie Cabinet
hostesses. with Mrs. Roosevelt I'M The
White House. on Tuesday mornings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew CauldwelIare cela-
brating their golden wedding. or aftietb
anniversary. today, and VIII have a
small reception this evening in their
home, on Whitney avenue. Mr.. Cauld-
we'll is one OF the oldest clerks in the
War Department IN the matter OF length
OF service The clerks associated with
him there made a presentation OF some
handsome gold articles this afternoon
IN honor OF the auspicious occasion.
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MRS. LOGAN HOSTESS
At AFTERNOON TEA
Guests of Homer Were MIR.
and Mrs. LoWden, of
Chicago.

Mrs. John A. Logan was hostess this
afternoon at a charmingly appointed tea
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o.
Lowden, OF Chicago. Mrs. Tucker. who
has been i'll is now sufficiently recov-
cred 10 assist her mother in receiving.
Other assistants were Mrs. Hopkins,
Mrs. CCllom. Mrs. Shirley. Miss Can
non. Mrs Tranord. Mrs. Huntington
Wilson. Mrs. Eddy. OF Chicago, Mrs
Summers, Mrs. Newberry, and Mrs
Fremont Smith. Mrs. Logan wore q
handsome gown Of black crepe de chine
and lace Almost the entire Illinois
delegation were guests during the after
noon.
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One of the Largest and
Most Brilliant OF
Season.
President Roosevelt One OF
the Distinguished Guests
Present.
Mrs. Fairbanks Being Ill,
Their Daughter Assists
in Receiving.

The Vice President and his daughter
Mrs. Timmons, were hosts last night al
the largest and most brilliant reception
Of the season, excepting those in the
White House Mrs Fairbanks is still
unable 10 leave her room and her place
beside the Vice President was taken by
their daughter Mrs. John W. Tim
mons. The house was brilliantly lighted
and decorated with cut flowers ana
palms and ferns. and The Marine Band
Orchestra played throughout the even
ing The President accompanied by
military aide. Capt Frank 3. Mccoy,
was one Of the guests and remained
al the Vice Presidents for consider
able time. mingling with the large NUM-
Der OF distinguished Ofncials, and the
women Of their families
The other guests included the mem
bers OF the Cabinet. the members OF the
Supreme Court. the District Court, the
Senate. the House OF Representatives.
and ihe members OF the press. with the
ladies OF their families.
Assisting the Vice President and Mrs.
TimmOns we're the formers daughter-ln-
law, Mrs. Warren Fairbanks. and Miss
Cannon, daughter of the Speaker Of the
House of Representatives Mrs. Tim
mons. who is one Of the most beautiful
young matrors IN Washington society.
was especially attractive in a gown OF
spangled white gauze, worn over pale
green, with touches of green on the
bodice. Mrs. Fairbanks wore becom-
ing costume of pink silk trimmed about
the bodice. with lace. A buffet supper
was served in the dining room
Mrs. Clark, wife OF the Senator from
Montana. is holding her first Thursday
afternoon reception today. ia her home.
1913 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Car
ter, wife or the other Senator from
Montana. and Mrs. Blackburn are as
sisting. Mrs. George +, Giililand is
pouring tea.
Miss Bessie Mclean, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Mclean, Of New York,
who is here This week with her mother
was the guest OF honor OF John BAR
rett last evening al dinner, in the New
Willard
Mr.. Justice Moody was the guest OF
honor OF Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller al
dinner last night. Invited 10 meet Mr..
Moody were President Roosevelt, the
German Ambassador. the Associate JUS
tees OF the supreme Court, secretary
Taft. Secretary EOnapaFte, senator
SpoOner. Senator Knox. senator Clark
OF Wyoming, Representative Littleneid,
Representative jenkins, Judge Putnam,
Judge Msury. and Hugh c. Wallace.
The table was preJtily arranged with
a huge centerpiece OF Richmond T, 81 !
and mignOnette,
Mr. and Mrs. j. HeintZ. OF AleXan-
dria. Va. announce the marriage OF
their daughter Bertha 20 Eugene f
Behrend. or Washington. ID. C., Tues
day, January s.
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Stallman Taylor. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. d. Taylor. PROMINENT -
dents OF Pittsfield, Mass, who has been
spending the holidays with his cousin.
Paul l. Sexton. on P street, has re-
turned home
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Major Gen, George ". Davis ann
daughter, Miss Elise Davis, have left
me city Tor a visit TO Porto Rico and
other West India islands.
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Mrs William s. Knox and daughter
Georgia will receive tomorrow ar 49, 49,
home, 1901 New Hampshire avenue.
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Owing 10 the death OF her Sister -
virginia on January s. Miss Pugh of =
street. Will not make any calls this
season. ''N
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The midwinter dance last niebt q
Fort Myer was largely attended nv ans
younger dancing contingent of WASH
lhstons especially those from the army
and navy circles. ny
Music for the dancing was furnished
by the heglmental Band, and the ball
room was decorated in palms ana iron
lcal foliage. with flags and bunting
The hosts and a number OF the guesfs
wore the fun dress uniforms of Their
rank. ''ieii
Mrs Humphrey. Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs
I'lckman. Mrs. Horn and Mrs. Glen
nan received the guests. and the com
mlttee in charge included Major Glen
nan, Captain Horn, and Lieutenant
Merchert
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Mrs /. Haas will be AT home on
Saturdays at 305 G street northwest
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Fourth Floor
Remnant News

Lot OF soiled and mussed white
sellies patterns Sold as
81 t5.-.--.-.--.-...-. -.--..-.----.-..N -
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81
yards long, one 20 three n OF
pars OF a kind. Worth up OHS
10 = .----....--.---.,--.-...( ~
Il-quarter white wool q - %
Blankets, slightly muss- = y NJ
ed. Worth $3.50 for. -
Odd lot OF Comforts. covered with
satin an1 silkOiine, filled
with Waite cotton. Ct 40
Scroll stitched quilted D IN
Worth E-2o----,...-...-....-
MIL Ends OF 5O-inch Tapestry, in
desirable lengths Worth n Ff
up TO sSc yard. Friday ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Remnants Of Art Ticking. Denims.
imported Swiss, Bobinet, and Irish
point Panel Laces. Worth FPc
25c 10 75c a yard Remnant
.s..........s..-s.r-...-
II rolls of heavy seamless China
Mattings. close woven I0IC
grade. Worth zoe a yard. w.
Friday at......-.............-.
Lot Of genuine Opaque Window
Shades, mounted on strong 1LT
spring rollers. Subject TO IN
slight imperfections. Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs Myer NordlInger ceIe-
DRAFTED Their if'h wedding anniversary
al the Mercantile Club. Only the i'm
mediate family were present. Bridge
was played until a late hour. when az
entered tie dining room and bounti-
itl repaSt was served. A very attrac-
i've eenterpiece consisted Of ferns. smi
lax and red sage. Mrs Louis Elsman
Won the prize, Those IN the party were
s4r. ahe AIRS, Ayer Nordiinger. Mrs W.
Nordlinger. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Reizenstein.
Ar. and Mrs. J. w. Nordlinger, Mr.. and
mrs Ike Behrend. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Behfend, Mrs. Reizenstein. a. Kaufman.
and Clarence Reizenstein.
The Washington times., 1907-01-10

Miss Anna T. Callahan and Theodore
;, Beuehert were married last evening
AZ o'clock in the Church of the HOW
l. Mcguire. "a
The church was decorated in Christ
mas greens and palms. with red carna-
tons In the altar vases.
Miss Callahan's gown was of sreen
broadcloth, and she wore a Handsome
beaver hat with green plumes. and car
fied shower bouqet of Bride roses
Miss Helen c Clancy. the maid OF
honor, wore a gown of olive green
hroadcloth. with white lace picture
nat with white plumes. and a corsage
bouquet OF violets.
George Beuchert was his brother s
hest man. and the ushers were Harry f.
Hagerty and Frank p. Clancy.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Reuchert left washington for a trip to
New York, and upon their return will
make their home al 62S Pennsylvania
avenue.
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Mrs. 5. Park and daughter. Ruth.
visit in Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1907-01-10

The Council OF Jewish Women held
their regular meeting In the vestry room
OF the EisSth street Temple. al 200
o'clock last evening After the meet
ing Levi David gave a twenty minute
tax on parliamentary rules. Mrs. DR..
simon read a paper entitled Faith
triumphant" Miss jeanette Bout
played FI0llE selectiCns assisted By Mrs
Levi David at the niano
The Washington times., 1907-01-10

BENJAMIN Nordlinger has gone West
20 attend the wedding or Mr. Nusbaum
10 Miss Hazel Claire Rothschild.
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Miss Emma r. Graves announces the
engagement Of her neice, Florence p.
joyce TO William Dunkerley. chief
clerk Naval Station. San Juan, Porto
Rico The wedding Is to take place
The Washington times., 1907-01-10

Hon. Gustav A. Schneebeh and Mrs.
Schneebeli. of Nazareth Pa, will be
at the Riggs during this session OF
Congress.
The Washington times., 1907-01-10

The japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess A0ki will have for their guests
their s0n-in-law and daughter. Count
and Countess ven Hatzfeldt. Of Ger
many, who will arrive in this country
and reach the japanese embassy in this
city Monday next They will have with
them their daughter
The Washington times., 1907-01-10

Representative Marcus c. l. Kline, OF
Allentown. Pa, has taken apartments
at the Riggs House for the winter. With
him are Mrs NJ c. l.. Kline. Miss
Athea Kline. Miss Marian Barnes. Miss
Miriam kleppinger. and Miss Estelle
RensingeF, all of Allentown, Pa.
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Representative George G. Gilbert. Mrs
q. q. Gilbert and Miss Mary r. Gilbert
Of ShelbyviIle. KY. Will be at the
Riggs House during this session Of Con
gTess.
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Mrs. Martha Hichborn Blaine, the sec
ond divorced wife OF young James b
Blaine. and daughter of Rear Admiral
aud Mrs. HlChborn. spent yesterday in
Philadelphia with her fance. Paul S
PearsaH OF New York. A license was
issued there yesterday afternoon for
their marriage. which VIII take place
in the Hotel Beilevue-Stratford In Phila-
delphia next Tuesday. Mrs. Blaine and
Mr.. Pearsau returned 10 the Hichborn
home in this city last evening.