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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
Work Is Progressing Slowly But
Satisfactorily to Company
Officials.
THREE HOLES TOP WATERWAY
Progress Being Made hy Iowa Copper
Company---Iast Weeks
shipments

supt Ames is stu well pleased with
conditions az the drain tunnel says The
Park city Record Three holes now
tap the big waterway. which, at a dis
lance OF Is feet. runs parallel with the
main tunnel and 100 gallons OF water
per minute is issuing from the holes.
owing 90 the bad ground 10 Is the I'm
teution 10 ream out the holes with a
larger drill and cap them in order TO
prevent caving. Though 81 viii he
rather slow process the management Is
well satisfied with the outlook at pres
emit. As matter OF precaution and
safety for the workmen. electric lights
have been placed where operations are
now going ON. and boz both shafts there
are lights also every % feet.
None but the most encouraging re-
ports come from the Iowa Copper
property and 90 certainly begins Co look
as though 10 would become mine for
sure. In the drift now being ran
full breast OF high grade ore has been
encountered and &c increases 10 value
materially az it is opened up From "a
small streak OF ore carrying hut small
per cent Of copper 30 has widcnod out
as stated. TO a fun face OF it and every
foot OF the way We are Informed by
parties thoroughly familiar with the
work. % has grown richer and richer
Samples seen down town are certainly
rich. as they are beautiful, and inter-
csted parties are highly elated with the
prospects The Blyth-Fargo company
has this week been filling an order for
the Iowa for winter provision and sup
plies and four-hOrse team has gone
over there with a big load for the past
-four days Tomorrow an Of the teams
viii be put in commission and the or
der completed. Potatoes, hour. canned
goods and other provisions running iu-
% the thousands OF pounds are being
stored away, together with the neces-
sary powder. caps. fuse, steel, hammers.
etc. Six men win stay al the mine an
winter. and except FOR the weekly visit
Of the mail carrier viii De shut on from
civilization when the heavy SHOWS set
in A shipment OF high grade ore will
doubtless be made as soon as the roads
win permit Co.. the spring
Work at the Nelson Queen IN the
Elkhorn district Is progressing nicely
and conditions generally are in en-
couraging shape The property SIS
. equipped with model plant. arranged
/ conveniently So that development work
goes on unhiudered The drift on the
/ 200-level is opening up iu exceptionally
T encouraging manner and the prospects
[ are promlslg
Manager Lambourne or the DAILY
Judge was in camp Thursday. Hc re-
ports splendid progress in the work OF
the installation OF the electric trans
mission system iu the tunnel The mo-
tors are expected To arrive soon now
and AN win be in readiness To receive
them Work az the zinc plant is also
humming along the office being almost
completed and other work well und.r
way j. q. Johnston has succeeded
John Graham as constructing foreman
OF the plant
Ore shipments silver King. 1.9Ssl60.
DAILY Judge, $4,000 Total. 2Sl6I6g
pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
BOSTON coPPFR 1rrrrR.

james A. Pollock a. Co furnish
the following Hornhlowcr and Weeks
copper letter via private wire.
Boston. The much better tome
shown hy New York This morning WAS
reelected in local copper shares Am-
alEamated opened az 46is. Cd gain
OF nearly points from Saturday,
closing figures. and "a half point high-
Dr than the opening sale in New York.
IaL Arizona sold up Co g1s Butte
coalition advanced 3 points. Copp ar
Range was well bought and sold as
high AS b0% The market continued
strong until the latter part OF the
Afternoon, when the publication Of am
nouncement OF The passing OF tho
North Butte dividend brought i'm eoli-
ing orders 900 the general list. Mar
Ret closed irregular but outside II
enc OF two exceptions at a good ad-
vance over saturdays last quotations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
GOLD MOUNTAIN NEWS.
Bully Boy and Webster May Develop
Into Copper Mine.

The old Bully Boy & Webster mine is
renewing its youth and gives promise OF
becoming one Of the great mines in
Utah. The old workings have been
abandoned and deeper levels arc being
sought Since early last spring there
have been monthly shipments OF a car
OF $50 ore
The present workings are fully 900
feet below those OF a decade ago The
company Is driving a winze about HOO
feet I'm from the mouth OF the tunnel
iu a solid mass 90 ore A popularity as
that the,mine'sl is fast changing into a
copper proposition. although &c contin-
ues 20 carry good values in gold and
silver Magnificent copper glance is
being opened up in this Wine and the
outlook grows better every day. Local
mining men are saying, II told YOU So
Deep mining is the solution TO an the
problems that have veXed us hereto
fore"
The b W q 10. Mining company has
just let contract 10 HaWley a. Chris
Jensen for 30 feet of extension work I'm
tunnel No 8. Co follow a vein which
shows good values iu the precious met
ais The B. w & H. is moving along
slowly. but surely. one Of these days
80 b. going 90 be one of the big produc-
one hundred feet OF assessment work
has just been completed iu the Advo-
cate property on Gold Mountain A
very promising condition has been de-
veloped and IL is thought that the hang
ing wall has been encountered
Assessment work Is now under way at
the Lone Tree property ON Gold noun
tain, under most suspicious conditions.
just beyond the face of the tunnel
body Of ouartyifa has been broken into
"a most encouraging feature The
tunnel Is already IN a distance OF 400
feet Jim Wilson IS superintending the
present work The Lone Tree Is not "a
well known property. but its prospects
are as good AS the best-thlt Is. when
90 becomes more thoroughly developed
IT'S most sluguine hackers are james NJ
Peterson and n. W. Ramlose. both OF
this city. They are enthusiastic over
the future OF the Lone Tree and noth-
ing could happen that would shake
their confidence in this property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
GoLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED.
Directors Meet In Golddcld To-day for
Organization.

Al the meeting OF the stockhoi8ere
of the G1ldheld Consolidated which was
held ut Evanston. Wyoming. last week.
the following directors were elected flr
the ensuing year George s. Nixon
George Winghold. j. 81 Feuwirk J IL
Davis, John Cook. >. H. Hubbard ana
D. ~. Mackenzie. Practically the en-
tire stock WAS represented at the meot-
ng and there was NOT dissenting
vote either hy those present or hv
holder uf ur0Nr to thc selection Of
thr board.
10 was decided to declare "a dividend
0u tho Eal Top of 10 cents share and
nu Jlr Mohawk 300 cents. the money o.
he sent out on the 25th OF tho month
Tho total off the two dividends foot uu
to f28A.450. bat as all but a few thou
sand shares ~ the stock of these core
porat0us ls owned by thc Consolidated.
the money with the exception NJ few
thousand dollars wln remain in the
Consolidated treasury
Thu now board off directors VIII mrs.
iu GuiInnlI today for Organization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock e 60. furnish tho
following, received over their private
Wire this afternoon.
Bling, o. 3. 9. o. sales. 900
b Co. 10. 10: ga g7s. sales. 343
%. Coaln.. 1915. lf4, 1874 1895. sples
1.775.
G. NJ, n. q. 90. %. sales. i0O
Con. Range 5o'a 5o4 asa. 49,;
sales. 1000
cum. Ely. SIS; 59s: 5is. 5ss: sales. zoo
ID. w. n; n, II. Il. sales. 90.
O.. c.. 81. 81. 5la; 54 sales. N9L
Nevada Con. G. "a. e. 7h; sales 1850
Nev. Utah. pa 2itt 2h. Pa. sales,
n b.. So. 2e4 22as 8gA sales, A5s5.
United Copper closed az n9.
IT, S. s.. COM 81. 30: 81. 3l%f
sales 1.O45.
T. S. S, pfd. 3t'a; 80; sac. Sf's:
Utah con. 8s; aa&; SO. SO. sales
c. a A.. 90: 80; 95s: 95a; sales
d. D.. 8&t3A: a&:aa, sales 27o.
% 3d. AZ: AZ: Az 4ai sales 50.
GirouX. SIS. 3hs 5h. BIS. sales
100.
Nipissing, 6%: 6H; g; g. sales 435.
Balsklola 30 3&: 3&s 3h: sales
trinity 40. 40. 10: 10. sales 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
CONCENTRATES.

George G.. Fotterman. the wen known
mining and business man of Calieute
Nevada. is In the city today
Samuel Warmbath. one OF the salt
Lake contingent that has made good" in
Nevada. has arrived from Golddeld and
Is renewing old acquaintance.
ore is being sacked at the old Emma
mine Boo the Alta district This prop
erty was taken over several months ago
hy J.. d. Martineau and associates.
Bert seyboldt has Joined Harry Nc
MILAN and Eugene Traughber boz the
operation OF a lease In Gnldheld. 10 is
known as Block "a on the Combination
group.
General Manager Walter O.. Orsm of
tine Nevada Douglas Copper company.
ana Engineer T. j. Jennings. departed
Tor the Warrington district ON Saturday
afternoon.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late Saturday by Mccormick g.
Co. were: Crude ore and concentrate.
10000 base bullion $50 600. The settle
meut5 Tor the entire week amounted Co
S4Gl 600
Managing Director a. f.. Holden of
the United states smelling. Refining
g. Mining CO.. left Yesterday for the
west accompanied by Mines Manage
Clarence T.. Allen. After visiting tho
Richmond Eureka mines at Eureku.
Nevada Mr. Holden win proceed ou 90
keuuett, California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

Lower Mammoth. 200 40 80. 300 az go
May Day 200 at 33. 300 at 3tis.. 1000
ut S5.
Uncle sam Con. 600 at So 200 at So.
500 40 5l. 100 ut So
Beck Tunnel con. 300 no 30. HOO az
%. 500 az co.
Black Jack 800 40 lsla 1000 at no.
600 lt 1919
Col. Mining. 400 az 210. 100 at 2O7H.
COCO $40 2O7l8. 100 at 202ia
crown Point 1900 at 21. 200 at 2S.
.2o1 at 2Iis 1000 az PA.
IRON Blossom 500 az PSF
south Columbus zoo at 80. 100 no "a.
600 90 e3. 300 ot 60. 900 at 80 200 at so
IUN aI 49,
Seven Tr1ughs. O. 800 "a %. 1000 100 90.
800 Hi ll. 500 at f3 hoo at i9 200 at 40.
'." 90 ia's BOO az t2h 900 at 4e4; 600
HI |H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
GEO. Y. WALLACE
HAS RESIGNED
n. Vance Lane Of Nebraska
Chosen President Of R m. B.
Telephone Company.


Omaha. Ncb.. Nov. ISL Vance
Lane. vice president and general man
ager OF the Nebraska Telephone Co,
was today elected president of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co.,
with hcadQuartcr, len salt Lake, vice
Geo. Y. Wallace. resigned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

ty to the Union Chief Mining CONF
pany. a corporation. for 81 and other
valuable considerations. The Mountain
chief and Mountain chief No. I lodes,
mining claims of record in the mining
record OF tho Sana0ui0 mining dis
trict and also ON record as entry 2lo3-f
Utah county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
LIVESTOCK.


Omaha Nov. is uttlc-RcCgipts 1900
Generally steady Native steers a.aon5.,3t
western steers %. O1uI. 90. Texas stccrs2 %
af o.. range cows and helfcrs l.''H3.'9t
csnnar- 5oN2 d. stuckers and feeders @ so
rlul. bulls and stays 1on3.00
Uogs-Reccipts $500; market lIn1C low
90. heavy q Gu4 81. mixed i15nA ~. light
4.604s0, pigs 4ood4.lo, bulk or sales $40
at4 ".
sueep-Receipts 5000 Market lo0l5c
higher Yearlings f50d4 M. wcthcrs ASA
q 10. ewes 3.5fiil0. lambs 5.50n6 TO-
SCAR AND COFFEE.
New York Nov ls-sugar, raw quiet
f4lr reGni-a B 80. Centrifugal 9G test @ No,
moIassca sugar 1fN
Rnnned quiet crushed n.HN. powdered
81. grauulateu a SD.
Coffee-Duu No. g. Rio o: no. a.
Santos lAt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
FROM THE FAR NORTH

The News" acknowledge the r.-
ceipt OF a copy OF the special Mining
edition OF the Nome Daily Nugget SEM
with the compliments % Mr. * "
Whine. The paper rs Handsomely u-
Illustrated and contains much iuterestiug
data about the mines and other re-
sources OF the far northwest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

bid; Mont Buufroq. ia2. National
Rank, no bid. T. Harris. asked. Anne.
thyst : BID Gold Bar 35 bid. stcin-
way, asked Denver BunfroN Auuex,
q asked Bonnie Glare, DO BID. Mavnow-
et CONS, 1907; Moutgy shot. Ext. B
BID; G sccptre. 3 bid Montey Mt 50
p. Diomonddeld. S asked Homcstake
Cons homalh Y. Girl, 2 bid' Nurget ?
bid. Tramp Cons. 20 asked. Victor .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
oepEN sMELTER CLOSED.

The Information has come from Og-
den to the effect that the smclter OF the
Utah Smelling company has been closed
indefinitely This company has met
with such difficulties in financing It's
metals. 30 Is understood. and until con-
ditions no the metal market clears up.
On is probable that the furnaces VIII zee
main cold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
OHIO MEETING TODAY.
Stockholders Gather in Annual Session
In New York

The annual meeting OF the Ohio COP
per company ls scheduled to be held
in New York today ana Thomas Weir
OF this city, who Is extensively inter-
ested as a stockholder will be Ina 4t-
tendance. I'm the meantime work
being pushed iu the Mascot tunnel
and IL will be a matter Of only "a short
time until II viii be connected with
the present workings OF the Ohio mine
Work on the concentrating mill is also
being pushed with as mEh tlgor ms
possible and everything possible rs bee
iug done 90 have BE- ready for comm s-
sion soon after the beginning of thc
new year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
COLORADO SHIPMENTS.
Mine VIII Have Output OF 500 Tons
Monthly

Special Durresp undeure.
Provo Nov lh--ln au interview with
tho management of the Colorado NIu-
inr company and me Beck Tunnel
the NewH' representative waa Iu-
formed Chat the Colorado output wa.l
be cut down to 800 tons monthly as
doe shelters would take 0rr r1m thHt
che ore uow Boz Use yards of tho smell
ters Tho Beck Tunnel Dos 40 close 10
shipping until another market can bp
had
A quit-claim deed from James Tar
son and Johanna Larson. his wife. A.
bert n Larson and Mary A Larson.
hif wife, an of santaquin Utah coun-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
TODAYs MONEY MARKET

New York. Nov. is.--Noney ON ,,i,
strong . 80 az 10 per cent rulin. r,t.,
in per cent; closing offered nt 81 her
cent.
Time loans firm: 90 DAYS a. ,..
cent: 90 days Il 90 - per GEM. =,
months g TO per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
south West Temple 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

GEO @. CANNON Association.
BROKERS. "a r. So. Temple. Ro,S
phones 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

p y. Snow a CO.. stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk Both Phonesi878
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

81 s. Hanauer y. " sadler
ib2 So. West Temple p. o box iAl6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

n. M West a Co. stock brokers
ID y Walker BIZ Both phones Of
nee ana residences,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

4. q CAMPBELL
stock Brokor 2i5 d. y walker BlocE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET

James A. Ponock & Co.. furnish
the following quotations ON Nevada
stocks from san Francisco, today.
COMSrOCK.
Ophlr 1.0001.O-ls. Mexican. 5G0
80. Gould e. curry no asked. CON
VA. 35W3G. Savage. 3IH32. Hale q
Norgross. 40N41. yellow Jacket. I.75
asked. Belch-r. % bid; sierra Nee
yGd0. 23030. EVohcQucr. 204-3.
Union lG u.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

'i-''' '''''"
Nlhhl7to Iih' -oH Il. COZ Ml. ~ i,
Jumbo Ext b'Hb't NernaL ni0i
IeunsylFauld. asked Kendall l0H
", Booth. TO pro. hile huil li0
l't Adams. b"f SILVER PICK 70
plD' H,Ne'" ,i i''' ,,-r '''. h.,.' H.l.'
tI5.r, t a1t. st r.. oslta. -,,,
.,,,lr., XII. pi,.s 1.. a.
So gafr' r 49,
49, ga s.,
Hhl. q"
gt p..4 -,5.. sl,,........... d t...i 1,.
uIra. o bid. Rod Ton ENten. ia0l.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-26
PHENIX DROPS FROMLEACUE
JOHNSON FILLS VACANCY
Fine Trophy to be Given to the Winning Team in the
 City League,

At a meeting of the City league bowling team held last evening at the Sterling alleys and called by President Goode, the final arrangements for the league were made. The Phenix team of West Haven withdrew from the league, but through Al, Johnson's good work the hole in the league was patched up, so that it now appears as good as new, and when used will probably work better than it would have under the previous circumstances. Johnsons method of filling up the va- cancy left by the departure of the Phenix club from the league by hav- ing two teams representing his alleys in the City league. He affords the academy to put in two teams with the idea of making it so that one team would not have to lay off every week
 The representatives from the vari- ous clubs were: Sterling, M. Byron; Aschenbrodel, Connie Moeller; Vest villes, T. F. Goode; Winchesters, F D. Oestinger, and from Johnson's alleys AL Johnson.
 One of Johnson's teams will be called the Academy team and it's lineup vii be: Gills, Bollensanger Welch, Cat lon, Carr and Becker.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-26
BERLIN FAIR BASEBALL.
ristols vs. Dublins for Semi Profes-
 sional Championship.

One of the great attractions that las been booked at the Berlin fair for 3,-day, postponed from Wednesday
 4fternoon, will be the baseball contest Dr the title of State Semi-professional
 Championship between two of the .rongest teams in Connecticut, the
 ristols.of Bristol and Dublins of Mer- Hen.
 There has always been fever-heat-
 Ed rivalry for several seasons past be- ween these two teams, and rattling
 lot game should be assured to all
 .andom who will be fortunate enough Ro see this contest,
 Il As all the baseball fraternity Throughout the state are we'll aware
 l hat these two clubs have made some I If the closest and pluckiest fights With their various adyersaries in the .Innals of semi professional baseball ln Connecticut either team winning or losing, as the case may be, by only an |Iyelash.
 | While the championship title among
 Fhe independent ball teams of the I tate has not been really claimed by |Lny particular club this season, there |Es considerable speculation as to (Which is the strongest team in our |atate, the Rockville, Bristols, Dublins, |Manchesters, Danburys, Norwalks,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-26
PIRATES SLAUGHTER
 MIGRANTS INN9CENTS  Dahlen and Bresnahan Put Off the Field by Umpire
 Klem. ALTERNATE IN SHUT0UTS Cubs Blank Phillies and Then Receive a Similar Pun
 ishment.
ALTERNATE IN sHUTOUTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Pittsburg, Sept. 25.-In one of the stor1niest games seen in this city dur ing the season, the New York team made it's last appearance here to-day, being defeated by a score of 14 to 1. Dahlen and Bresnahan were sent off the lot by Umpire Klem today mak- ing total of eight New York players so treated during the series. Lynch was hit for seven runs in the second inning, retiring in favor of Ferguson who was also hit freely Maddox Pittsburgs Central league recruit, was effective at all times. Devl!n was in jured in the seventh inning and Tay- Tor, a pitcher, took his place. By win ming to-day Pittsburg captured the seasons series from New York, the first time in years. Score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-26
NO HTS OFF PLANK
 AFTER FIRST INNING Athletics Play Errorless Ball and Shut Out the
 White Sox.
TIGERS WIN IN THE TENTH
Joss Allows Grifith's Tanks But One Lone
 Hit.
AMnRlcAN IEAGIrE srANnrNG.

Philadelphia, Sept 25.-Philadel- phia took to-day the second game of the final series with the Chicago team and thereby temporarily checked the pennant aspirations of the visitors. Plank, who was in the box for the To- cals, had Chicago completely at his mercy, not solid hit being made off his delivery after the opening inning when Hahn placed single to left. In the fifth inning, Dougherty beat out a slow bounder toward third base, which Collins was unable to field in time to catch the runner. Tn the fact of per feet support the worlds champions did not have an opportunity to score.
 The "rooting" of the crowd was even more noisy than on the preoed- ing day. From every section of the bleachers arose din from mega phones, huge whistles, cowbells, and almost every conceivable object with which to make racket
 While Plank was pitching unhit- able ball. his teammates were landing on Smith opportunely. Up to the sixth inning neither team could score but in the second half of this inning singles by Nichols, H. Davis and Mur- phy and G. Davis error netted one run. Another was added in the seventh on oldring's single, Powers sacrifice and Nicolls' double. In the eighth inning the locals clinched the game. H, Davis drew a base on balls and Murphy singled Collins flied out to Dougherty and then Oldring scored Devis and Murphy with a double, Old ring went to third on Powers hit to Rohe, which the latter failed to handle, ana scored on Planks out at | first. The score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-26
SPORTING NOTES.
iBy Albert |. DonneIIy.l

(By Albert h. Donnely)
 Athletics Jones White of the running whiewashing them the exciting hits both of these coming in the first inning.
 batted yesterday Tigers pulling the still the Athletics
 
 just as in their the Jennings which direction his going 0
 the innocents Pburg fans yesterday afternoon when the Pirates defeated IA to l. Pittsburg had pity for New but Lynch out of the box and then worked fatal Dahen Besnahan put field Umpire Klem These make eight players that
 
 this series games had to a close.
 Joss Clevelands reliable made Grs Yanks plank yesterday allowed them solitary the entire game shutout ball. Brmnghams of Hofman's fly dimmed his aspirations
 lack FIannfn scored only game with Pttsburg Dahlens the got two hits putout assist and error
 the American In New city baseball the National winning New York is to have the city championship Both owners have agreed upon this
 The only in the city publishing games