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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
CONCENTRATES.

Edward McCarrick expects TO leave
shortly for the Fairvew. Nevada. dis
triot to look after mining interests.
E. ]. Waugh, formerly of this city.
has written that he has secured some
extensive interests in the new Pocahpah
copper district in Nevada.
metallurgist, has arrived in the city to
take charge of the assay Office of Bet
ties & Mathez In this city,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company We're: Crude ore and concen-
trate. $4,000; base bullion. 100000.
Harrison Clement has returned to
Montana TO look after contract work
for his firm in the construction of the
new transcontinental line of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
Walter c. Orem and Frank ]. Hagen
barth, who have been at Yerington
Nevada, looking over the properties OF
the Nevada Douglas Copper company
returned from the west today. where
they found very satisfactory conditions.
President George A. Baird and d.
rector F. II. Bull of the Honerlne Min
ing company, have expressed them
selves as being we'll satisfied with the
behavior of the Honerine mine since
their last visit to Salt Lake several
weeks ago.
last Sundays wreck on the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad near Missouri
Valley, Iowa. were on their way to
Ohio, having been called hence by
message announcing the serious ILL
ness of Mr.. Catrow's mother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
PAYS TO BE POLITE.
Experience of Young Mining En-
gineer With Smelter Official.

Some time ago a young mining engi:.
neer. n graduate of the Columbia school
of mines, asked the superintendent OF
one of the valley smelters for pass
to visit his plant. The superintendent
asked him what he wanted to see, and
the young engineer told him. Permis-
sion to visit the plant was refused. and
the young man was told in a rather
sneering, patronizing way that when
he went to New Yors. he could call at
No. = Broadway and he could there get
all the information he desired. The
young man did go to New York to
enter the employ of one of the biggest
copper companies on the continent
He called at the main offices of the
company on Broadway, and there met
some of the officers, whom he already
knew. While talking with one of the
directors, the Office boy announced that
Mr.. -, fthe same superintendent en-
whom the young engineer in Salt Lake
had called would like TO see the direc-
tor. AS the young man came out of the
room he met the superinten lent. There
was n look of mutual recognition. The
superintendent looked funny; the
young engineer smiled. That was all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
oGLEsBY AT EMERALD.
Good Hcadway Being Made With De-
velopmcnt of Tintic Mine.

III anyone deserves to meet with sue
cess In his mining ventures 1t IL j. T..
Oglesby, district freight agent of the
Rock Island system and who is ex-
tensiveIy Interested in the Emerald
mine, in Tintic, Mr.. Ogleshy Is man
ager of this property which has been
In process of development under his
direction for several years. While
some extensive ore bodies We're en-
countered on the upper levels, Mr..
Oglcsby and associates reached the
conclusion several months ago that
more depth was needed 10 achieve
the desired results. and so the task or
sinking the shaft was undertaken.
1t was learned from Mr. oglesby
today that 1t is now several feet be-
low the 500 foot point, and that dur
ing the past week passed through a
well mineralized east and west assure.
Notwithstanding that the assure bears
every evidence of leading to something
better no attention will be paid to 1t
at the present, 1t being the object
Of the management to reach the 1000
foot level as quickly as possible and
then run for the ore bodies from
which a generous response Is antici-
lated
The Emerald is looked upon with
much favor In the Tintic district and
II will likely be but short time UNI
til II will be in line as a steady ship
per of ore. The mine is well equipped
and is being opened up in system
attic manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
GRAND CENTRAL CASE.
Arguments Are Being Made Before
Judge Marshqll Today.

In the United States district court
the attention of Judge Marshall is to-
day belnug directed 10 the case OF the
Grand Central Mining company VS. the
Mammoth Mining company. a strong
array OF legal talent was present IN
court this morning, representing either
side OF tho controversy, on the MANI
moth side were Judge @. s. Zane and
his son, John NJ, the latter now a
resident OF Chicago, and today II, c.
Edwards and Judge X. n. Baskin were
added 10 the list. Judge W. II. Dick
SON Judge II. +. Henderson and Ellis
le Ellis are retained on behalf OF the
Grand Central. Other prominent at
torneys were interested listeners TO the
proceedings
The controversy between the two
companies has been going on for some
years SO far the decisions have been
IN favor of the Grand Central, the case
affecting certain apex or a series OF
apex. The matter had been aired In
the district and supreme court OF tho
state. and has now been carried into
the federal jurisdiction. where IL is
thought that considerable time win be
consumed IN It's consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
MoATs ON THE LATHAM.
Recent Assays Show Mine 10 Contain
High Copper Values.

one ~ the late arrivals from the Deop
Creek mining region is George l..
Meats, manager OF the Latham Mining
compuny's properties IN the Spruce
Mountain mining district In Nevada
which rs not far from the line dividing
that state from Utah.
Mr., Moats came IN from camp yes
terdny accompanied by Carl II. Hand,
a Butte mining operator, who Is now
extensively Interested In the Latham
proposition, Recent developments at
the pronerty, Mr., Meats states are OF
character highly gratifying to an in
terested IN II and relates, ms an example,
that recent assays have shown copper
values running as high as rs per cent
There Is lots OF interest bein gtaken
IN the Deep Greek country and more
active development IL In progress there
now than az any time In It's history.
Mr.. Meats believes this year will record
many new strikes IN various parts OF
the region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
NEWSPAPER MAN
ON SEVEN TR0UGHS
Raw 0. Harris Came in From New
Nevada Camp Last Night
thuSiaStic.
PREDICTS SECOND GoLDFIELD
Has Acquired Several Good Leases on
Well Known Propcrtics--Likcs
Rosebud, Too.

I'm my opinion, the Seven Troughs
district will prove a second Goldiield,
and the Rosebud district will repeat the
history of VirginiaCity In the production
of silver These two districts Will I'M
questonably add greatly to the laurels
of Nevada as a great mining state"
Thus spoke Ray d. Harris, formerly
a Salt Lake newspaper man, but now
identified with the mining business, his
headquarters being at the town OF
Vernon, in the Seven Troughs district.
Mr.. Harris came in from the west last
night and Is the owner Of considerable
ground in both the districts named. He
recently succeeded in obtaining leases
on two blocks OF ground on the proper
ties of the Seven Troughs- Vernon group
and the Seven Troughs Fine Gold COM
panies, which have become quite well
known to the mining world because of
the high grade ore found in them.
Having acquired holdings in both
Districts said Mr.. Harris today, Il
am naturally very enthusiastic over the
outlook for Seven Troughs and Rose
bud. However, ] think l am putting 1t
mildly when / say that when the de-
velopment work has been IN progress
u HnOhtn OF Two lOHBfE, tuc IVY us
tricts will take rank with the large
producing district in the Sagebrush
state. ! am familiar. practically, with
every camp in Nevada, and do not
hesitate in saying that both Seven
Troughs and Rosebud look as good, for
the amount of work done. a rush to
both districts Is now in progress. and
the opening of spring will develop great
wonders in both camps"
Mr.. Harris expects to remain In the
city a few days on business. when he
will return TO camp again. He left Salt
Lake for Rosebud about two months
ago. getting in early enough to pick up
qo1,1a nf tha pOud things
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
GoLDFIELp STRIKE SITUATION.
Proposition for Settlement TO be SUBJ
mittcd to Miners Union Tonight.

Goldneld, New. Jan Sat a Joint
meeting of committees OF the mine OPP
orators and Miners union held last
night the following proposition was
agreed upon to be submitted to a meet
ing of the Miners union tonight, Wage
scale: ASS per shift for all skilled la
Dor.
B-s5 per shift for all underground
work. gums furnished by operators
where necessary.
C-si,40 per shift for all unskilled la
Dor on the surface. Change rooms shall
be erected aud maintained on all ope-
rating properties. Any operator at any
time may require all emoployes to use
such change rooms In going on and off
shift and 10 change not more than their
outer garments and he may place a
representative In charge of such room
whose duty II shall be to take the tally
OF employees and report to the manage
ment any irregularity which may come
under his observation.
The miners. II is thought will agree
10 the terms provided. the use or
change rooms is not made compulsory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
The sure Way to Get
Pure Foods Ia to order
HUSLER'S
F L O UR!
and make Thorn your
self.

northeast from southwest corner -.
of lot 3. block s.. plat D............ ~
Chas. J. l,eyland to Addison Cain,
warranty deed 10 HOOKED ret
northeast from southwest cor .
nor lot 70. block ., Edgewood. lR
Frank ". Ross TO Chas. III, Deere.
warranty deed to lots 4. 5. etc.,
block 10. plat A .-..,....s......... bV
Chas. Triptow TO j. G.. Triptow.
warranty deed to l7Sxlco feet
northwest from southeast cor
ner block us. Sandy ......,.-...,...
I. n. Bunnell to Louis y. Pratt,
warranty deed to part secton
4, towtiahip l south. range
west ~. ...........s'. 800. .'.vt.,.'',.''
Romaine T. Pratt to Louis y.
Pratt. warranty deed 10 part
section 4. township south,
range 1 west ..........:..,,... ..:.....,'
Amelia Foster to Martin Foster.
warranty deed 10 1OxS RODS
southwest from 20 rods north Of
southeast corner OF block "a, plat ),
G. ........ ..........'.ss..s.'. -. .'.s'' w
Lucy Il. w. Smith to Jas. u, Tom
ilnson, warranty deed to lot 81.
block /. Harrington. ID. & N. :,
sub ,....... ...........-...s..-.. .'..... AZ
A. II. Pomeroy to u. S. Hubbard.
warranty deed to one hnlf inter-
est IN 179kxl65 feet northeast
from southwest corner OF lot 4.
block IS, plat A ....,...t..'......... u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
SEVEN TRoUGHS-vERNoN
Subscription Books Open

Subscription Books for stock In the
Seven Troughs-Vernon Mining compa~
ny at 25 cents a share. are now open
Applicants may remit direct to Mr.. It,
/. Gunnell, Cashier OF the First Ma
tional Bank at Lovelock, New, who la
secretary and treasurer of said COM
pany, or to insure the subscriber, the
stock wanted before the limit has been
sold, individuals may register with Rem
T. Lloyd, at Room 401 Scott Building,
this city who will reserve the amount
of stock desired. by telegraph without
cost to the subscriber
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08

may make an original location of a
mining claim upon land marked ana
occupied under an attempted prior To-
cation, II such prior location is void Ny
reason OF failure to comply with the
law as to location notice or recording
the same. but he cannot make a re-
location of such a claim. Such land,
II mineral, is, notwithstanding the prior
proceeding, Incorporated public land
subject to location. Relocation is au-
thorized only for forfeiture or abandon
ment of a prior location. BY making
a relocation, the locator makes admis-
sion OF the validity OF the prior loca-
ton and precludes himself from con-
testing 1t.
The decision was rendered In the
ejectment suit on the Eddy claim IN the
Searchlight mining district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
LEXINGTON COPPER CAMP.
Officials of Nevada Douglas Inspect
Their Property.

w. c. Orem and f. j, Hagenbarth,
principal owners OF the Nevada Doug
las mine, were arrivals from Salt Lake
Thursday night, and left for the mine
yesterday morning, says the Times.
They are here to inspect work on the
property and arrange for future deVe-
opment, installation of machinery, etc.
Among other details tina traction en-
CINE route from the Nevada and Cal
fornia road to the mine VIII be looked
Into. Mr. Orem says that thte company
is having the same trouble that every
body has in getting lumber. and his
company is getting lumber from Ore
gon. n carload Just having arrived. The
roads are still in such a condition that
hardly anything can be got into the
mine.
d. f. Mcpherson OF the Yerington
Copper company, who returned from
Salt Lake the first of the week, says
there viii be hustling times Mt his COM
pany's property this spring aud SUM
mer, Besides hosting plant the COM
pany has now ordered Rand compress
sor and power drills, and is making
every arrangement 10 open up It's fine
property In systematic manner. with
the appliances TO be Installed which will
no doubt be run by electric power. It
VIII not be long before the Yerington
company Will have it's property opened
in shape for the steady production of
first class shipping ore.
Work on the electric power line from
Como to Yerington was suspended the
FIRST of this week until better weather
prevails. The line has been surveyed
10 the Douglas and Buestone mines
and down TO tho river where Il crosses
the Spragg ranch and win come into
town by way OF Bridge street or a llt-
tie south Of there. The holes for the
poles have been dug along the entire
route. and the poles have been delivered
for considerable distance from the
Como end, but the snow IN the hills and
the horrible condition OF the roads has
brought work TO a standsilll until the
weather clears up and the roads dry up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
offices and Books Of Goldfleld
Firm Are Now in Possession OF
Sheriff of Esmeralda County.
ATTACHMENT PROCEEDINGS
Instituted by James Deegan OF san
Misunderstanding OF Coast
Brokers Yesterday.
lsnecIal 70 nc oNews.'l

Goldheld. Nevada, Jan. S.-The trou-
ble of the L. NJ. SULLIVAN Trust conf
rany continues 10 be the talk of Cold
field and varied opinions are expressed
as to the probable outcome of the DIM
Guilty The first legal action taken
against the Sullivan company was lnsti-
tu.ed last night by James Deegan.
San Francisco broker. who caused an
attachment to be served. his claim be-
Ing $4,000, -Four deputy sheriifs APP
pointed by the district court were
placed in charge of the Sullivan office
and books. 1t Is said the largest New
ada creditor is ]. II. Sullivan, Of the
j. II. Sullivan Trust company OF Man
haitian, who by the way is not relative
OF l.. M. Sullivan his claim being SILL
900. 1t is claimed now that the debts
against the trust company VIII consid-
erably exceed Sl,00O,OOO.
San Francisco, Jan S.--A meeting of
local stock brokers who are financially
concerned with the affairs of the l.. Nj.
Sullivan Trust company of Goldheld,
Nevada. was held here yesterday after
noon. George Rice, vice president and
Peter Grant, treasurer of the sullivan
company were present and submitted
tht tSIuiL VI tiic dSp"uh."iitS WIN no 70
just finished an investigation of the
books of the trust company. What the
report disclosed was not diYulged for
public information. the meeting being
a secret one II was stated after adj
journment that satisfactory arrange
mept had been reached whereby the
Sullivan comoany is to deposit col
lateral security for the amounts due the
brokers. and give notes payable in CO.
30 and 100 days. II was announced that
the compony would continue to do bus
mess rs heretofore.
Goidtleld. New, Jan. S.-The offices of
the L, NJ. Sullivan Trust company were
in charge of four deputy sheriffs today.
but President Sullivan appeared indif-
ferent to the situation. He asserts that
the company's assets far exceed its LA
bilIties. and that It soon Will be doing
business as usual.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Tower Mammoth and Mountain Lake
Both Suffer Relapse.

During the forenoon calls of the Salt
Lake Stock & Mining Exchange. to-
tai of s2015O shares were transferred,
representing a valuation OF 9349. so.
Lower Mammoth suffered relapse
from the sensational rise of the past
two weeks and sold back to Sl.75, The
stock opened on a sale marked at $l.90
and closed with 200 shares going at
$l.S2h Mountain Lake also dropped
back; ending on with 200 shares going
at go cents. Carisa held it's own while
DAILY Judge held its own with takers for
the stock at $ls.37h. Richmond Ana
conda sold UP 10 Is cents. Silver King
did not participate In the sales. but sI9
was bid for IL.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
TROUBLE IN GRASS VALLEY.

Grass Valley Cal, Jan. s.-The mine
operators refused to answer the min
ers eight-hour day demands unless the
miners return to work on the old sched-
ule.
In the event the miners return to
work the operators promise TO answer
In "a hours. At special meeting to-
night the miners refused to return
work except on an eight-hour schedule.
The operators threaten to close down
every mine In the district indefinitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
REGULAR cALL SAVES.

Ajax. 800 al 80.
Carisu. 800 AT 65; 100 at 66.
DAILY Judge, 100 at l2.S1ia,
Grand Centray, 500 NJ 4.20.
Lower Mammoth. 800 az $50; 400 Mt
s.s5: ZOO at so; 500 at 1.75; 100 at
i I'M: 100 at l.S5, buyer 90.
New. Fairylew, 100 nj 2Sh
Star Con, 1000 ut Il; 1000 at l7ls,
buyer 90.
Stray Dog, 500 at As.
Utah, 100 at LIS; 100 at 10
Uncle Sam con, GOO az 42la 500 nc
42is, seller 20.
Beck Tunnel 800 at $50.
Colo. Mining 900 at 40.
Mountain Lake, 800 at 90: 300 az 90
New York, 100 at 20.
Rich a Anaconda, 1000 AT rs.
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Grand Central. 300 at A.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. 1

CHERRY CREEK MINES COMPANY.
Utah. Notice ia hereby given that al
meeting Of the board OF directors held OIL
the Goth day of December. 1906, an assess
ment of two CD cents per share was lev
ton, payable Immediately to II. T. Nc
Evan, secretary. at his office in the State
Bank of Utah, Salt Lake City. Utah. ANY
stock on which this assessment may re
main unpaid at the close of business
on the Sth day OF February, 1897. shall be
delinquent and advertised for sale ~
public auction, and unless payment Is
m. on February 25th, 1907. to pay the cost
of advertising and expense of sale.
HENRY T. McEWAN,
Secretary.
First publication Jan. s, 1907.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
NEVADA STATE GAZETTEER g
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Will contain an accurate business d.
rectory of every city. town and Village
in the state, A descriptive sketch
of each place will be given. embracing
various items of interest. Lists of
government and city officers will be in
Guided in the work, as we'll as census
statistics, hotels, newspapers, terms OF
courts. postoffices. express and tele-
graph offices, etc. An important feat
ure will be the Classified directory,
giving every line of business, arranged
under it's special heading. Gazattecr
per copy $500. Advertising rates on
application.
r. l.. POLK & CO. Publishers,
w. p. Cooper, Sec. and Mgr.
617-620 Dolly Bldg. Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
THE ONTARIO DEAL.

A New York paper III commenting
on the late sale of the Ontario and
DAILY mines says: Both the ontario
and Daily mines are still considered to
be valuable properties. and no other
company is in position to operate them
as effectively and economically as the
DAILY West. A report is current to the
effect that the figure at which control
was secured on Ontario. was IS. 90 a
share. and on DAILY, $3.50. making the
consideration for the respective mines
S75O. 900 and $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
LEASES EXPIRE.

The rich Mohawk leases at Goldfleld
have expired. II is said the Wingfleld
interests will devote some days to re-
pairs and cleaning up, and then, with
the labor difficulties swept aside, will
enter upon an era OF unprecedented
activity. All future operations will be
upon company account,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08

A Yankee Just returning TO the
states was dining with an Englishman,
and the latter complained OF the mud
in America,
Yes" said the American. but it's
nothing 70 the mud over here"
NONSENSE" said the Englishman.
Fact" the American replied. why.
this afternoon had remarkable ad-
venture-came near getting into
trouble with an old gentleman--all
through your COMPOUNDED mud'
Some OF the streets are a little
greasy at this season, admit said
the Englishman What WINS your adj
venture, though?"
Well said the American. "as
was walking along / noticed that the
mud was very thick, and presently
saw high hat ahoat on a large puddle
of very rich ooze. Thinking to do
someone kindness I gave the hat a
poke with my stick, when an old gem
tleman looked up from beneath, sur
prised and frowning 'Halloai said.
you're In pretty deepi Deeper than
you think he said I'm on the top
OF an omnibnsl "-Old scrap book.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
A. S. g. r. CASE REVERSED.

Washington, Jan. SIN deciding the
case of the American Smelling g. Re
state of Coolardo, yesterday, the SUI
preme court of the United States re-
versed the decision Of the supreme court
of Colorado. involving the construction
of that portion OF the revenue laws of
Colorado, which imposes tax of four
cents annually on each thousand dol
lars of stock of foreign corporations
doing business in the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
GOLD NEAR MANIToU.

Colorado Springs. Colo, Jsln. s.
After being abandoned IL years. tun-
mel within a few miles of Manitou has
been to contain pay gold ore. AS a re-
suit Manitou is now in the grasp OF
the gold fever. The strike was made
In the Camp, creek tunnel al the head
of Williams canyon. two miles from
Manitou. The announcement OF the
And created great excitement in Mani
tou and hundreds OF people fiocked to
the scene. Assays of the samples ran
as high as s12.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08

How much Of your life is spent try
ing 20 get well. II requires but a
month or less to put the average man
or woman on their feet with HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea
or Tablets. c. NJ. ]. Drug Dept,
112-114 South Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's.

Caroline Y. c. Cannon TO Edward
Il. Jenkins, part of lot 4. block II,
plHt ~ .ttfts.ffss...ss-st. ss.ssfts' $50
II, A, McRea 10 Bert n. Bailey et
al, part OF lot ., block is, plat A.. $50
The cooperative lnyt. Assn 20 u,
Curtis WarTent part Of lot J. block = n.
81, plat B...-.,,...,.....,,,ft.. s,-v
Julia s. Woolley 10 Claude a. Wool
ley lot 4, block ~ b-acre plat A...' 10
yEsTEIiDAY's
Joseph 3. Richards OF al to Geo.
komney, warranty deed to look
% feet southwest from north
east corner lot q. block 49, plat
Taylor-A. Lumber Go. to Robt A.
Brighton. warranty deed TO part
section rs, township south.
range east ,,,.,.,,,-'.s,'...,,;,,,.,
II. 3. Tanner 10 Jas u. Walkley,
warranty deed 10 2laN5 rods
northwest from 10 rods north ~
southeast corner lot o. block q. =
Eliza Mitchell to Jno. Robinson.
warranty deed 10 lots 10 to 10,
block 4. Jordan addltlon,,,..,......
Caroline Hansen TO Carl A, Miller
warranty decd 70 si1xb rods